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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-11-8, Page 7MACES *bic coat �r sIPMIlePtrelles Oases d1••ar. whieh heat Is are mese Marshes or«iat Bessltlg r=: SU PIT • la cube tlMrbhe u Obervweaswereting tea. tadwinrtess ~tamer 1�pyIM Pet sae■ ear ■eDoe Gear. ..T.r..l.....m F Sod, ealsrick VARNISH, lest Drying, id Furniture look like new. H HALING OIL, d soreo am mea or hetet. HEALER KNu1WN. Prise 25o. 3hemi5t. Coves and Range " Radiant Souvenir,- / up t ouvenir,")upu 140. Cosi sad Wool Stoves .oderich to one of any 1 &LEE lumbers, Tinsmiths and o Ierich. titled to. Imperial Gal's for 40c. T ,RE LINE P CNZIE t a low price. Goods, Garden and !ala, &e. Also ;, �&c•�. p ECIALtari . cKENZIE, ;rabb Block, Goderich. Phi L Prices ►IRN'S. IS. W-lr l AO J. misthe imseatra s reasOnabls his ase Nrilliar, Ism years, has a es byes t. share }art at Ms year way M the IWO Y & SON. d 0i Nni NS i Tama a TIM SIGNAL': GODERICH, ON'P, THURSDAY, NOV. 8. 1$$4. 7 JOHN T. ACHESQNS Sci Vuez 1Iiis ee1: 3 pieces Fancy Dress Goods, worth 40c., for 20c. 2 pieces Fancy Plaids, regular price, 60c , for 35c. 1 piece Black (t P'$1.00. aw de Sole Silk, worth $1.25, for '$ 00 it lis e t 5 ends Fancy Broche $1,25• The above Goods are new and just received and will be found on inspection to be exactly as adver- tised. JOHN T. ACHESON. HINTS TO HOUSEKEEPERS. Dees everybody haw that the best amp wing Ire • poultice or • et stared peen is tams paper Cribs" that have bees uprlahId will sot mildew for days, eves te Nearer. if kept sway from the Are. is s silver epees whom rookie, mush roomy. The silver will be bl.ckssted if any isluriosu yssUt► is pr, meet. Air the WOW rtwrghly every day. eves •'t h..ugb theleig r d.wo im serrests sr the ..ow brie be 1)o set he et.lsiwd by wits was hors ', superior felwU.r. psBrlt " for rim UM hared eal, than b .s4 I' better. Be .themed to iron a limp shirt bosom ' ilea do sot so role can for • pollehed eh art frost as they de for a stiff the CRISP AND CASUAL Or posed of .bas's wool is capable of praisers • yard .t ,loth. The average Ovral exp.am of Vale en studts last year was $1,132. Men than 10.000 tams of matches were made is tee country last year. The wheat product of Texas this year is estimated to be 6,000,000 ba.Lel.. Two or three New Yat physicians make $100.000 or over sash amamdly. Msay apseine O! brs tlrarocapable of doubling t atwhs! miry bear. Mirky steamboats reds is Pittabrrg ere plying on Sootb Amerless river& Delaware is the (ower state aad Colorado the blithest above the s.. level. The United Stats uses nearly one-half of the taiais& redwood is the world. That the bat ad most convenient oover Metall lighthouses ars supplied with oil for • jolty ter rt ►ter r tate paper Ieased ,0 pump ace the wavesra case of • storm. ver the top of rte filar by • rubber head. Heuseataide is reglasd reams an aver - That beads may be kept •meeth is cold s!e of 85 use.......... uad ••forced ' weather l. avoiding Me we of warm Belgium imports mom wheat from the water. Week them with acid water midVatted States thea from soyother oer oou.try. soap (Maes, play an dosi fodly tame rod too It u •geed idea for • tall women to have h er kitties u►le and uvulae board • little trlsecubus to create say sen es impretsiens. higher tl:aa ordinary. It will *aye w► a The greater part of uie grata imported backache by Germany (sines from Austria-Hungary. Use great caro in orimisi toad for tie Serral op•ratsoaa command the largest utile, ea the sinatlest splatter of grew s fees kasw& to the medical profession. envy Weenies the sopearssin and epode an Burdock Pills do not gape or siokea. otheewtsai pretty dish. They cure oo.stipstioa and sack head - That the beet way to clear eat •ad sobs- lin strait/titan the Inoge of towels, dollies, Ota, It is'etiolated that altogether then are before treeing, is to tomb it while drop 400,000,000 mummies of human beteg* in with aa oath leatth of co.nr•t toilet nom►. Egypt. Glows had drys wipe to perfecters Some deep sea fear hays luminous organs whoa washed is very het water. Use a esti Bert their own way through the dark - dish easp. 'sap thither, sad an Mee dish- mess. somber These •1'o expediate the labor. as To destroy worms and expel them from eery bet wirer sum be used. children or adults mea 1*, Low • !Worm A few yeah ago a habion.bls table was Symp. 1m so plied wttb hi"h dims+ that it woo repo- There is • colored prisoner in the Ala sthle to was anis res -a -cis without PeoPis1 hams agues wk* speaks twelve different coder the heavily laden silver and woes; laiyuses. were. Now a table is wondered valpr coughs. mid,. acre arrest, uthma. broo- wh•a &ot laid IS • haw, simple mraaer. Aids, end all le tenmmkl•• ter quickly cur - That plant MUM day work for the ed by H•gyasi's Nmttssrl >ds•m. lm ;rider chddreo .e to be fouled in the making of • scrap book of the portraits of noted I QUEER LITTLE ONES. men sad women, the portraits to be obtain- queen Victoria pa over 54,000 • Year is ed from publisher.' catalogues, magazines, 4' r new.p•peas and other available esurer doctor'. fees. Thu eseoo* of peppermint, applied with . Won out ivory billiard balls are usually the linger tips over the mot of pais, givr cat up tato dross relsef In beN•ehe, toothache, or sears! q Ababa leas • newspaper whish is publish pais ID say pan of the body. ('are mast ad but ono, • year. b• taken wet to put it directly seder theNorway Pine Syrup cares oouihs, oolda. eye. ea account of tee smarting it woad I bs.r.eiw, sore threat, eatbma, kroseh,ti., cause. i a I m PEARS OF TRUTH. la Liverpool reamed, 150 temperance dwmo.• were preached on what was Msery- I d as Temperasos Monday. - Wtlw. I It is said that it takes ton sten to carry r iratelabhorsry, lits the drama, abhors Lsgtbi• It is may when we aro is prosperity to et.' advice to the &Rioted. -Array's,. Eros from the body's purity the Iliad re- eivt• • secret, ywpathetio.id.--Thsrees. Capacity without education is deplorable, sad education without capacity is threw away.--Ssadt. Pat this rewrites es your pleasures --be cautious that shay injure no bsiag that yea -- 7,immereasa. It is hooky tar es that the bra doss mot look spam the bossy comb in the sabre light we da — W b tsiy. Poesy is of se imbue a upirit that to the porta' eat et she leaguug• tato soother it will evcpseate. -Denham. The Muth 1. seres alarm at the &p - prey& ed sin, rod kr relimcsy te the dig- aity .t Neese. Sane desire le ssamnisry is keep life is motion ; he wires real web are eappli id muss Math Lhasa of tarry,---.iclmsema. To write well is to atak wok,1. Istel te.11 amd be reader well ;kis to suses•• at ewes Msse, soul and taste. -Bala He that moires te be she head et s pasty will Ahd it 'more dlffieslt 1 plsaw bbiy fnesdt them te perplex his foe.. --Cress. the impsr'er of Clause's umbrella. There NO troy people in this oouatry who have mere men than that carrying their um - broths Many people. when a little oo..ttpated, make the mistake of using 'alias or ether drastic par/staves. All that is seeded is • mild does of Ayer's Pills to restore the reg- ular movement of the bowels, &ad mature will do the rest They keep the system in perfect order. JUDGE WAXEN'S PROVER'S- Sum stalesmes air hers tate ; err hay maims= three% epee them td sen bay IL A wins e.dldate will let • votar sheet bur is • bees trade. A es. remmrs dam'% res abash was is evatebin the harks •y Swam that Oas'b .,stab hie tusk. Aleut the ►Mr thing flat ends be dem with rarity is te basg it .p with a reps whir it cab dry. Ths Augarlbe. aegis WI ter oak. bat sem or his •--shim' is. ��party's paimsla kis Marl awls heed Power nrich@ le pima B • •p'party realloseoh'/ asehtm 1. • mit weep. 1. shoe teems r le the pellW Thr, weed► he cry Lis talk es the WWI M wire= wee lb /astl ks. � mtlatw l� is _Pe•�� r:ft�id by the Wes. Mia y►1411f!''w".I ell palmearry is Your sirandratber'. My - The used of 1he whole ooaetry did not equal that of a single woad -rate office now. lfatt.es were scarce and expensive, and the trousers were :weird with pegs or leer The ouly Woes we,. stoat Oestri 000us 0vaso•, of strove bode, with wttedes pare . A lever patient woe lertidds to drink weer, sad emallp.z was treated is • dark ream '(here were so thre•hiag macrame& Whest was threshed eat as the bars floor with gaily Therm were so pjsao• ; the ladies o1 mssiml tarsi played es the epeeist or harp- seabird. � seabird Rear skims sad Angelo g�rob robesWare were •a a me_ bed weds,' lex err. A rail carrier was test out from hostas, Phibtidpbia .r New Tort to • oesstry town ray whoa then trent tsesetIl 'mil se pakiug ter the trip. 4oertela heelers the hew and the pit is the Theatres were wits', sad the peo- ple M the farmer rametim•• wet dews as the beads el the aroma brew. When • Vkghite started as • �ssrasy to New York, be wile his will sod heM !seer 1re11 to his frbsdss,gss e. though be emperor �lbws n and polarises gereally is their Lee twed i'« tsure.Mwt here bats pi.- pertly, by being read ey the perressers. Porta sips reprematime red dem, Nes eel rho ramerhablo asisa s ay. 'yrs averirw .4".:i .s.•r. t ism.. mil Misr for 20 Years the formula for making Scutt's Emulsion has been endorsed by physicians of the whole world. No secret about it. This is one of its strongest endorsements. But the strongest endorsement possible is in the tx4al ,tremgih it gives. S.c22:2 muision nourishes. it does mole tor weak Babies and Growing Children than any other kind of nourishment. It strengthens Weak Mothers and re- stores health to all suffering from Emaciation and General Debility. Fos Coughs. Colds, Sore throat, Bron. Mite, Weak Lungs, Consumption, Blood Diseases and Loss of Flesh. Welt Mae•, liemwMi• M S, sits lit0 a t1. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES 111 Issepbtr 0elbtH/aura. Wbkb are Ills covered rn his writing.. Travellers change their gutew, not their The Regi and she t.•. The bey tree ttaiimg Ys she sail ed oda treat, aoebesad shuns thy hot eat is the river, and a p-Ysemas en shore was womb - tog him. •• What w yen dreg there'" oat/ad this elbow, whim rd as he saw the boy pa■s &amen• lhim Who ate you •" asked the Iry with as eye se kis bob. , l'm • pries elbow." ,. Where!" „ Right here tla the city of Detroit." 7he oiliest thought he had caught • run- away tram the O•sadiaa ..d., sad ooselud . dto play Nes • bit, before hauling him " ss. What state r Detroit t& "' asked the ' Miohyas," replied the officer, without n otemng and the b.y gnarled. " What's your awe •" •' Joke Smith." The oacsr was havtag lou of fun. " Are you sero'" asked the boy "01 sautes ; 1 ought to know toy own same, oarbta'$ I !" " Sun ; but a boy owlet atwsys tell what • kerma by what be tells ham." " Well, I'd like to kasew why 1 oughtn't to know my owe name," asked the offtoer, uiarseters. Pat met your trust in money, but put your mea.y u trust With most arse life is like hack gammas _half skill and half luck. Controversy Delisa fools and wise arm in the erne way -sad the fools know it She has ray teals, but a lie is the handle which its then •11. Faith always implies disbelief .( • lesser last in favor of • /recur. The seetidc study of man Is the meet difficult of all brew hes of koowldte. A parses is always startled when be bean himself called old for the first time. Gd bless all good women I To their soft hands and pitying hearts we must all come •t Isrt. You may set it down as • troth which ad- mits • few exthat those who ask your opinion reel y want your praise. When • strong brain u weighed with • true heart, it seems halaocing • bubble against a wedge of gold. Then are a good many real miseries in life that we cannot help smiling at, but they are smiles that make wrinkles and not dimples. The ptres for as arbe 1. Tee first day at school. (Ln you put Toenail( Ica; eneugh in year little boy's piece to know how he teals, wheo, for the first tune, he ie left, a poor little unit &moa" • sr.wd of lorangs's ' You feel like stay- ing with him, but the teacher so evidently prefers your going away that you do not lake to act oo your own judvment, sad se with a tar at your hear•atrtegs, off yeu go. As you walk down the .treat you wonder whether Willie's ewr.ge will not fail, whether he will cry, and if he dos, whether the children will make fun et him. ('hild• ren can be very cruet. Maybe that roguish boy a the hack seat w111 .tick a pta into Willie, or the other youngster near by make faces a: him. It is r•ooderful that the making -up of farm can frighten • sensible child, but you know that when you were little you hated and dreaded • certain juvenile person who entertained himself by all sorts of grimaces when the teacher's back was turned. You know, toe, hew dittideat your little n as is, sad you are afraid that be will aot take to ask for infor matiam which, being • stranger, he will sed. After all, the boy must go through the ezperiesoe, and the trouble to you is that it is the int time thus far in his little span of life in which yon cannot help him. His father. not les. tinnier then yourself but more •f • philosopher. tells you that you mama always coddle the child : that he mast learn to .tend on hie own feet. To do the little fellow justice, he dos. not object. I have seen • child of four, who had never been • day beyond reach of his mother or bus nurse, est his little jaw firmly, and brace, up in a resolution to restate alone et • kindergarten. though his nurse offered to stay with him tor the first morning. To do thus re.luured as mush heroism as for • maw to start single-handed, oe • new eaten pries, in • strange oonntr y. You are trot to be criticised, dear mother. if you take the atmioat caro bselecting your child's lint wheel_ The primary school by. the fossdstios It does trot essater very muck whether the boy shall be cram- med with foots or drilled with repetitious bare. bat his ows faculties need to be brought out, his powers developed. He moat learn to reaper the nghu of others, to bear himself courteously, to be unselfish and punctual and obedast From the tint day at school, character is bsisg formed .ad .tamped with impreugioas that may be .sduriag. "Wax to restive add marble to retain," may he written en every obits'. mind in the beg naming of hie days. Thar L baiter Trnmr. it te supported by two of the strongest t.edssctss in the homes eater.-saimal appetite &ad love of mosey. It defies legis- latures : it bribes juries ; it breaks- throesh the flimsy cobwebs et municipal laws : it dictates political platforms : it tromps soder its cloves hoof the holy Ilahhath and the law d tied : it grows rich ea the hard- wood wipe of poverty ; it fattens on the murdered seals el ram : and mistier a its Wiry poises, or lowest in its filthy der is lasghe at the brokes boons, teen at the whirr*. Was, or rooks the orphan's ery ler bread. It steals the sea's kind heart, add rose the mother of bus lova it leads the Swaiag daughter thrroou�gh the dim the 1 w hamar et eis.terletrw11 kit t Moto y the bather'slsytm� bate. It shares the lovedervelty and ter sa bride into the dradgiy slave el the dro.kard's hat. it swim the te the drsabnrd'imesiem• dome, awl dray the erphaped be rom .. he..d Maedaas&ta K hes t�. pmt - rid Lases 4+sashes to float se dewdward Iter wares tui dirk. Thr deem it sweep the sow frim ehIldhsed'• earn Nes, 11 ydins s thelemem , eel the ` ;oaf ago,, .mild a Neste. • It'AMeeOig Daae Th - s hat or d It w terrible � rah bus ie pe vows .4* the tlma rale baby was kW Me a obriehm. Wbee he was Pre Meath§ ata 1 ISM Il .'. (lad umtt OO ihsabsw, teff !fees ase art a bslf Me'We OW eks *Way bell Irby �� ter sodoies bole to sholhousitiashitiflitr. Yom J. O. haessis}e. ~K tilts! IL 1W M a mosorest alai ger 1tlt a OINIIiiin col we bbwk�s sl ik B. bUba reliable wiligambeth ter hd16 is • Wm sed or • lima earn; Zito, Lasal. a4 a • y• Meed LAMP ears see Lata Bt. Loeb (!lobe-1lsnserat: 111 luck s.Oms to hese narked Fitzroy U. Marone, she yeusg w el as Old Swot lardy. ler am barks W family have hese warttime, end the lad looms tam Soothed osperse messy trephlas el OM& power. His shier brother is a Major- Gametal is the Isle\ army. Tweet► years ayge. F ritrry ears te Auguries sad maimed isthe Niset.eseb Usltad Stases ln[•at,7. and was emelt • ped 'aldose that throe years age arras eeneets were mem" pkted a Stade him • oommaieeiesed Mire. He °reheated it se extes.ively Chet hisosm mtemies lw.. withdraws. Thee he era h en, sod has been werklsg ever Woe, •1• ways is hard luck. Leet week • Smash law t eam notified him that an aunt had left hiss $100,000. The next day he was taloa sick with pews.ouua, sad today hie body wee serried to the cemetery, followed by his landlea•1 rod a few soldier timed. Hr Smith rslauree have cabled to have the Lady .nbalmsd sad they will come for it. Some .l his soldier (meads a the Nineteenth, eta - Lewd here, say they believe it was ley that killed bum. Tote Traveller( Tree. Oa the !.lead of Mad•gasi»r then is • quite ouuled • 1 can't tell you," d the bey, '• and 1 tree •• which is of the greatest wetutee to the can't tell, neither, why you dam'! know Fee tired and tbisty. 1t u called 'the travellers' thing wham you 'se 1 ain't dots' nothing tree,' and is wonderful in several respects. ales," and the boy slapped out a fish about It has no bnashs, the leaves growing from ten inches long. " There, he exclaimed, the truck and spreading out like the sec- " do you know soy mors how &std the !too11 of a lag, )`hese Jeeves, of which there officer had busisem elsewhere. - Detroit Fret; are generally not more than twenty !err od Preen each tree, are from sit to eight feet in length Miaowresistor's...and from four to six feet broad. At the boneis December, 1891, 1 was tug I'•letoo. e of each leaf u a kind of cup,coht.ainisg about 'a .luart of cool, sweat water. The One afternoon I visited the Pilot:1W law Muses save themselves the trouble of court. Two pruonere to chains were intro- climbing the tree by throwing • spe•r,which droed- an -woe old , too ifirm u a, s the leaf pwh tk* other • youth,mt.stelsnblynvugor uaw, butlkisDaero•toyed. The •t waterthe tahent show.ere dothewnwater art. &bjeet •stdm(orbs u demean heThe pre the vowel held beneath it, and the traveller side andarin appeared, est down and 05u purse!,1 is enabled to Oonllnpurse!,cheered sipped hu Les, while as official pattered land refreshed by the premier Iiqutd out • long oratisa presumably an lodtct• asture has so kuhdly pwvdsd for bis meat, for the ptrisoe.rs proceeded, as understood to peed • hot guilty.' What followed was this : The old toad was held up -mot held doers while two stolid Chiswugse flogged him with lout, pltalet canes above the knew The youth was divested of his chaise, which were then piled up in front of him. ('poo these be was compelled to heed, while his fest, hoods, and pigtail were all attached by • cord to • post behind him and tightly secured. The cries of the victims and the complete composure of the spectators were alike du - gusting. 1 said ea ouch to my guide, whon generally regarded as an ami•bl. being. His reply was. "Thu very ihtsrestug. 1 never seen this before," though I have no doubt he had. The ezplaaatioo of the dreadful some ---excuse then could be none was that by the law of China, no Ilse can be executed until he has confessed his guilt.. There two individuals had been ooa- victed beyond Melia of heinous crimes, but they refused to confess. The alternative before them wee executiou or death by tor- ture, and 'apparently they preferred the latter. Thefosremony i witnessed was to be repeated de die in Diem until either:life or resolution gave way. How the end came I never kasw. W ergbN .r setal. Railway Review : Cast iron weighs 444 pounds to the cubic foot, and • me inch square bar will sustain • weight of 16,500 pounds : bronze weighs 525 pounds. teasel, y 36,000: wrought iron. weight 480, t.sweity 50,000: hard "struck" steel, weight 44), tenacity, 78,000: aluminum, weight 168, tenacity 26,000. We are accustomed to think of metals as being stronger than wood and se they aro, generally speaking, if only pieces of the same size be tested. When equal weights of the two !materials are com- pared, it is then found that several varieties of wood are stronrer than ordinary steel. A her of pine just as bees as • bar of steel an inch square will hold up 125,000 pounds the best ea you Lock 200,000 pounds. Wood is bulky. 1t occupies ten or twelve times the space of steel. The beat ras!iegs made for the United States Navy have • tenacity of 65,• 000 to 75,000 pounds to the *quer* tech. By seu lidifyisw such castings ander great pre, -are, • tensile strength of 80,000 tod 150,000 pounds may be obusin. 00 h 175 0ode, o ►• some hem- slrrnmYaare• atter lessee. la Paris, where bicycling has become very common. an ardent wbeelman was lately vaunting the advantages of his favorite See. SUNLIsqlitT �7 LAgiOun as ATKA COM OAT I DOES YOUR WIFE DO HER OWN WASHING P she does, see that the wash is ntade Easy and Clean by getting her SUNLIGHT SOAP, which does away with Lbs terrors of wast! -day. Experience will convince her that it PAYS to use this soap. THE NEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP. Mere Than Ile wawa se Kew. She was very pretty and eta was stylish ly clad, and she occupied • whole seat by herself. Ha was • druinmw and ne thought him- self irresistible. 11e was toad of • 1it11s Airtatiam. , _ 1 His d' w eye sedetected that prewar of thehan some •ad stylish girl, mid his feet soon carried him to her prox- imity. He indicated with • slight ware • f his head the vacant seat by her side, as i.e re. marked, in his blsadest to... �•„ I beg your pardon, but is this seat w• rhe maiden surveyed him from head to foot, and then said, with dignity, to which her 'napping eyes added emphasis No, the seat isn't engaged, but 1 am He est elsewhere. Hate you seen those new designs in Besting and looking Sto'ea at WORSELL'S Those four -holed Peg!', coal ranges were the l.e.,t at Toronto Exhibition. The World's Fair is also a beauty. The Favorite Parlor coal Heater, with or without oven, is Gsarantderl the most Powerful as well as the Clean- est coal atovr• yet produced We have also something entirely MOW ie a double heater, wood parlor stove. See our stock before buying. WORSELL & CO The l'ra ttle& Tia and Steve man. ., bet a Perfect ■.■. Detroit Fres frees : The prisoner,a very well -appearing mac, was before the force Judge as a auspicious character. "You look like a very decent .ort of man," said the Judge. '• lb you drink'" " No, your honor,' was the prompt re- shThee seemed to encourage the .lodge. " Ib you iambi. !" he asked next. " No, dr. •• Smoke " No sir•' • • Chew!" •• No, air." " Play wards "• 1 FIBREWARE = b WOO IN. One of B. B EDDY'S Indurated Fibre - ware Tubs and Pails will last the life of 5 hoopbound wooden ones. Besides, thevlOre.much more conven- ient and save a world of annoyance. Ask your grocer for E. B. EDDY'S INDURATED FIBREWARE. " No, tura" The Jud,. was nonplussed. Why," be exclaimed, " whale dr. yesdo Y' choloie •' 1 sur Honor. plied the motion ,i•w- iog, " I presume I steal sometimes. At least. I have served two terms in the pens t .tiary for it," and the Court held him tor investigation. The Last steams, Hs was plunged into a vortex of perplex try, and the g:11 was standing r• solutely on the brink, going down at him. He looked up at her hopelessly. 'Aad you object to my callings tregoent ly" he mid. 'Ys,' .he sedated. 'And 1 am not to be your escort oa all oc- maoss. as heretofore' 'No.' 'Nor call you by your 11. at fame'' 'No.' " 1 ,,aert," be said, " that the bicycle is •NK think of you any Iooger as enylsweet- `s every reepeet reeve serviceable than the bears" 'Na' H. eased up.. her as ore standing upon the shore gorse upon • resediag ship. Well,' he greased ; the end of our romans bas neoe sod we must "et mar- ried. The light that .hose is her faos gleamed is triumph. " Aad I," said another ora, " can prove to you the oostrary, by citing to you • ease where yes would have much preferred the horse." " What case is that ". •• The siege of Perla If you had attempt- ed to sat your bier&M thea i think you would have found it pretty poor picking." Ybe • new Person. 6rm.msate.-I ked year iL s & as ex- cellent remedy for headache and dizzies.+. I had tried several remedies, bat to no of • feet i have taken tiros bottles of B. s B. and feel ..Mroly eared. In tact I feel like • dursteee person. MM ill L. 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