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BANISII?1M1LES
AND ERUPTIONS
In the Spring Most People
• Need a Tonic Medicine
•On of the merest signs that the
blead is eat of order i$ the pimples,
. eruptions and eczeme,
that ',come frequently with
datage from winter to spaingaThesse
prove that the bang indocaallfe of
winter has had its, effect upon the
blood, and that a tonic medicine is
needed to put it right. Indeed
there are few people whb do
not need a. tonic at this season.
Bad blood cle5es not merely show
self in disfiguaing eruptions. To
this same condition is due attacks
of rheumatism and lumbage ; -axe
•5hap, Etabbilig?"1154:135 • Of seiatica
and neuralgia; P&P).* appetite and a;
desire to avoid exertion. You can -
•.not care thee troubles by the use
• of purgative medieines—you need
a tonie, and a tonic only, and
aanong all medicines there is none
• can equal Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
Ler their tonic, life-giving, nerve -
.restoring powers. Every dose a
this medicine makes new, rieh blood
whioh drives out impurities, stimu-
attics every organ and, brings a feel-
ing of new health and •energy to
weak, tired, ailing Men, women and
children. •If you are out of sorbs
give this medicine a trial and see
how quickly it will reatore the Pete, revive drooping spirits, and
fill your aeins with new, health -giv-
ing blood.
•
. You can get these pills frosu any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50
ceate a box or six boxes for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' • Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
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POINTED PARAGRAPIIS.
A long life without old age—oh,
ioa
To err is huanan, but to forgive as
not. '
A whiskey still is operated on the
quiet.
A bad memory is a cheerful liar's
nightnaare.
One gentleman who calls another
gentleman a iia,r is no gentleman.
Fortunately for the average man,
few of his prayere are answered.
When a fool has nothing to say
he's never satisfied until he says it.
More than a. blanket mortgage is
needed to keep a house -warm in
cold weather. •
I Only a fool will neglect his family
in order to pose -as a pa,blic bete -
factor.
An ordinary cold is one of the
very few ailments the modern, phy-
sician has been wilding to undertake
to cure without a, surgical opera-
tion.
,
Royal Children Well entormett.
• The Queen is immensely interest,
ed in everything • historical, and
when going on a visit to a flew place
an -variably reads everything cam -
fleeted -with its past. This plan of
knowing all, about places of interest
beforehand 'tommenels itself so
'greatly to her that. she etcour,ages
her children to do the ame, and the
- young Princes and Princess are
coneequently extremely well in-
• formed.
• TIAPPY NOW
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. . •
1 Family of Twelve Brink Poston'.
r "It certainly has been a, blueing
in -our hotneaa write e a, young lady
,.
an regard to Poetuni.
• "I am one of,a, family of twelve,
dlAtho, before tieing Postum, would
-make a. healthyperebn uncomfor-
• ttable by their complaining of heed-
ach,e,, dizziness, sour stomach, etc.,
i'srom drinking coffee." (Tea is just
as injarious because it eontaans the
same drug, caffeine) .
, Tor years mother suffered from
palpitation of the heart, sick head -
and bad stomach, and at times
•'would be taken violently ill. • Abeut
a` year ago he quit coffee and be-
gan Postuan. -
• ,• "My brothel- was troubled with
head,aehe and dizziness all the time
he drank coffee. All those troubles
• of my mother and brother have ells.-
appearecl since Poet= has taken
Ole place of eoffee.
"A sister was ill nearly all her
• `life with headache and heart trou-
ble, and about all she eared for was
aoffee and tea, The doetors told
her she anuot leave them -genie, as
teedi.e,ina ` dad her no p•arnaenent
good,
' "She thought nothing would take
,theplace of -coffee until we indace•cl
her to try Postum, Now her trou-
bles are, all gene and she is a, happy
little woman enjoyeng life as people
-1,shou1d."
i• Name gieen, by the Canadian Poe -
anal, Co„ Wind.sor, Ont. • •
Boehm now comes in two 'forms;
ei;Regular .roattica— must be wela
e oiled, lace - and 25o, packages.
• Instant Postum—is a eolable poiw-
iaerr, A eteaspoonful dissolves quick -
at an a etip of hob water and, with
,gearn and nougat., snakes a delicious
• eye•rage lnetantly. 30c. and 50c.
04, •' ' '
i The cosiapar cap of both kinds is
(about the 'memo,
, "Thereat a'Reaeon" for Postuan,
----eold by Grocers,
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LO N DON. S'I'REET ^MYSTERIES.
Male in Particular Ilueincee COngree
gide on One Street.,
Vadoulttedla °ate of the inost
curious features of Landoll is the
manlier in witiell men elloge,d,is
Particaltar basineaeas , and pea/es-
•eiorts have eortgregatescla for .earas
ailaSterames • reaeou, In oort.46a
-street:dila-id areas, This peeuliarity
is recalled by the euggeationathala
04410 ,-Otreat ''011ea.befOreelelia;••
ea to bditItte, dbOare'bf :46)5tOrk, on •
acconat of the fact that it is becem-
ing, in these days of atioters, teo
noisy. :
Where shoUld the doctors decide
to desert Harley Street, they will
move to, it is, of curs, diftionit to
Say; but it is alarest safe to afaern
that when they do migrate they will
sattle'downeagain all toga-,
ther in 'tome' quiet. . particr of the
Metroaolis. •
' There are many Leatidoners Who
still remember the time when Lon-
don's ohief doet•ors ,congregated in
the neighborhood of Finsbury
Square, Which wasdeserted for
Harley 'Street, on accodat of the
many businesses' whiCh set up in the
former neighborhood. '
There are many other carious in-
stances, however; of the manner in
'which ,profeesional and business
men flock toget,hee, Tottenbaan
Oallat Road, for insta,nce, is the
great furniture theroagbfare of the
1VIetropolia while Long Acre is
monopolized,by motor -ear firms:and
earriage-buildere: Aviators have
made Pleeadilly the he•adquarters of
the aeroplane industry, in which
street the Aero Clith and the offices
of "The Aeroplane,' are 'situated,
whileefilan manufacturers areeon-
gregated in the immediate neighber-:
hood of Charing Cross.
BABY'S OWN ,TABLE -TS
GUARANTEED SAFE
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Baby's Own Tablets are the only
.medicine for little ones that are
absolutely guaranteed to be strietly
free from opiates, na,rcotieS and
other harmful drugs. They carry
the guarantee of a government`
analyst to this effeet, so the inoth-
ers vvhose little onee'are• ailing need
have no fear in using the Tablets.
They cannot poseibly do harm, and
never fail to- do good. The Tablets
cure all childhood ailments such'
as constipation and indigestion,
worms, colds, colic, simple fevers,
etc. Thousand e of mothers through-
out Canada say they • would use
nothing else for their babies. They
are sold by medicine dealers or by
mail at 25 ,cents a box from -The
Dr. Williama' Meditine Co., Brook-
,
villa, Ont.
Fewer Bites in Germany.
The preliminary statistics • of
Prussian births and deaths far 1913
show that there were rather more
than 15,000 fewer barblis than in
1912, but that the excess of births
over deaths was 550,764, the excess
being 824 above that in 1912. The
number of births in Prussia in 1913
was about 100,000 fearer than in
1906. ' As Prussia is about two-
thirds of Germany the Prussian re-
turns are a fair guide to the' posi-
tion throughout the empire. •
Only 6,000 Seca at One Time.
Dr. Sydney Chapman, lecturing
to the Viotoria Institute in the
theatre of th,e Itoaga Society Arts,
London, gave ,a, general efts -tie of
the stars. He said that under the
best possible conditions not more
than six. thousand were visible to
the human eye, to that, although
they had been compared to the
sands of the sea dor multitude, no
one ever have seen MOTO than half
of the visible ones—ahat is to say,
three thousand—at one time.
• ' Sister's Request.
,Sister (who wants to -be left alone
for a moment with her suitor)-
Fritzi, it's cold in the house • go in
the next rdOM and close the win-
Fritzi—lint it's 'closed.
Sister—Well, then, open it,
The Bissembiers.
'Gibbs—I'd really like to know
the secret of social success.
• Diblese-My ba', there are many
'secrets of 'social ,suceees, but one
of the mast important ,is to be able
tct pretend you are baying a good
time when you're not.
Oh, Splash.
Maiden—What' s this trough of
the sea" we read about?
Corney—Oh, I guess -that is what
the ocean greyhounds drink out of.
Seriois.
Ms. 'Thompeort—My husband is
seriously ill. He's having a consult -
talon now. Lautareas—Poor maa,
do you think it hurt him bad, '
• Money is pitiftilly cheap when ,it
is all a man has.
When a man fails in bueiness he
begins to look, around for a politi-
cal job.
Nothing leoks more pitiful than
an old woman arrey,ed in her
daughter's east -off finery,
Best Money He,
Ilas Ever Spent
wAs www. c. HANSEN PAID
Hooli;$ KIDNEY PILLS -
Rad Been Ailing for Six or Seven'
• 1RT
Years Wheel e oob a Neighbor's
aAdvieta. and.' CaaaaPla(a
!aura.
Mona, Man., May 4th
Mr, Cornelius Hansen, krtown
and bighla respected here, is telling
his friends of bis Sig1P1e but coals
pike cure from a protracted ollhersS.-
The faebs in aid are : He had 'Kid
ney Disease; 'he indok 'bidda' Kid
ney Pills; they cared him. But let
Mr. Hansen tell ais awn atoty,
",1 was troubled with my Kidneys
for' pia.or saaen years," he. eve.
"My back was ao sore I couldn't
getoutt of bed iti the Morniags., I,
tried medicine, hut they dad me no
good. Then I met a neighbor, and
he advised me to try Dodd's Kidney
Pills. He said he had used them
in has family for a long tame and
they we•re; a great medicine!
"1 bought six boxes of them, and
by the -time 1 had taken three of
m
them1 was feeling much ;better.
Now I am quite well, and I think
the b.eat money I ever ,spent in my
life was what I paid for Dodd's
Kidney
• Dockirs Kidney Pills are no care-
.
all. They simpljr clue sick Kid-
neys. But they de all that. is
claimed for them.
'IRE PORT OF LONDON.
—e -
it Ras 'Ealipsed All Other Britishw
Seaport Tits.
•Amiel the mushroom cities of the
modern world London, the metro-
polis of the British Empire and the
ehief port of the :United Kingdom,'
stands like 'an ancient oak wibh. its
roots deep, in the soil of byegone
ages. There is, perhaps, no glamor
of legendary interest attending its
origin, such as still invests the de-
cadence of Rome,' Athens and Car-
thage with a halo cif veneration; but
on the other hand; despite its age-,
,going experience, the seam of time
and the eears, of history, it posses-
ses all the attributes of a commun-
ity instinct with life and vigorous
growth, its record tar nigh the cen-
turies has been •one of steady and
gradual accretion of power and ,n -
fluence. One by one It, outstripped
its early competitors, and in every
department of the national lifeof
the country it has acquired and
maintained a -supremacy which is
• recognized as indisputable. As the
seat of the executive power it has
deposed Winchester and York, In
wealth and influenee it surpasses
•the industrial areas of the Midlands`
and the north.. In learning and
scientific research it rivals the
older universities. Finally, as the
.centre of maritime trade, it has
eblipsed all other British seaport
towns. 'The Cinque Ports have long
disappeared into oblivion. Bristol
and Plymouth, the homes of Eliza-
bethan adventurers and the start-
ing points from which they set out
on great commercial enterprises
across the high seas, have fallen
back. into relative insignificance.
Alone of all the congeries of ports
notable in mediaeval time London
has pursued the even tenor of its
ways to continued heights of pro-
sperity and success.
I Novi Scotia Case Of
°• Interest to All 'Women
Halifax Sends, Out a Message of
Help to Many People.
Halifax, N.S., Dec.."15.—When in-
terviewed at her home --aIt 194 Argyle
St., Mrs. Haverstock was quite will-
ing to talk of her peculiarly unfortun-
ate case. "I was always 'blue' and
depressed, felt weak, languid and ut-
terly unfit for any work. My stom-
ach was so disordered that I had no
appetite. What I did eat disagreed. I
suffered greatly from dizziness and
sick headache and feared a nervous
breakdown. Upon my druggist's re-
commendation I Used Dr. Hamilton's
Pills.
"I felt better at once. Every day I
improved. In six weeke I was a well
woman, cured completely after differ-
ent physicians had failed to help me.
It is for this reason that 1 strongly
urge sufferers with stomach ar diges-
tive troubles t� use Dr. Hamilton's
Dr.,Hamilton's Pills strengthen the
stomach, improve digestion, strength-
en the nerves and restore debilitated
systetns to health, By cleansing the
blood of It -nig -standing impurities, by
bringing the system to a high point
of vigor, they effectually chase away
weariness, depression and disease.
aood for young or old, for men, for
women, for children. All dealers sell
Dr. Hamilton's Pills of Mandrake and
Butternut.
er.
Thc
rixlitae
A kindergarten teacher, eater ex-
plaining to her much interested
clads that birds have feathers, beta's
have fur, sheep have wool, etc.,
aell the cip.OSbiOn
" ovi, who can tell me what oy-
sters have V' ,
A bright little girl, very eager to
recite, answered, "Craekers."
'Ask or Minard'e and take no Other.
SCREAMED WITH PAIN
OF SCALDED LEG
And Foot, In Bad,State. inflamed
- and Festered. Could Plot Sleep,
Completely Cured by Cuticura
• Ointtnent in Short Time..
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•
laetrile 'La .,,Ilavft.1. 8.—"My. sister,
',scalded her leg and foot very badly with a
pan' of boiling Water. She stiffered very
Innen' and heir log Was in
a bad State. 'The akin was
red and inflamed and
it feStered. 5110 suffered ,
dreadfulpain. She scalded
itin the eveningand could
not sleep that night and
couldnot bear to have
anytbing Apar it.
"We ',tried ----, anti
and then some[but ,every- '
thitig seemed to make ittak4i. and she Just
screamed for pain. I told My mother about
Outieura, Ointifient and we got a box im-
mediately and bandaged up her foot and
leg; Two applications made quite a dif-
ferende and 11e kept oil using. ib • and in a
short time ber leg and foot were completely
mireci,", (Signed) Mias L. Parks'. May 17,
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TO REMOVE DANDRUFF
Prevent dry, thlitand falling hair, allay itch-
ing and irritation, and promote the growth -
and beauty of the hair, frequent shanipoes
witb„CuticUra Soap; assisted by .oecasional
dressings with Outicura Ointment, are usu-
ally effective when other methods fail.
Cutieura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are
sOld, by driggists. and dealers everywhere.
A 'single set is often sufficient. For a liberal
free sample of each, with 32-1p. bob'k, send
post -pard to Potter Drug Ss Chem, Corp..
De. D, Boston, U. S. A.
Selfisbnes.s. " •
We - all know that selfishness
makes us unkind, but have we ever
suspected that it also makes, us ine,
competent, These dwindled charm-
terS which we see on all sides of us
we cannot always account for by
.known or even suspected evil -doing -
Characters !shrivel heifore our eyes
and we cannot understand why. It
comes to be a common experience
to see lives .bhat start off with every
promise of brilliancy and power,
and then after a number of years
have gone by to realize slowly that
the proinise is not behar,predeemed.
We resign ouraelves to the superfi-
cial explanation that life is- hard
and that few men can 'succeed at
beet, but ete do not realize that
much ,of the failure of men's lives
is due to the steady, subtle, and
respectable selfishness which does
not do its work at a stroke, bleb
does it surely none the less. No
doubt many of as never suspected
air:. bhis, sint•pler because we have
belidaed, that selfishness was esen
a; SOO'kee of efficiency. The soul
might ':'126 hurt by selfishness, the
inner life inight suffer, but that
ability Was decreased by 'it is the
la,st thing we imagine.
Warts • Disfigure the Hands
But can be painlessly removed in
twenty-four hours by the use of Put-
•nam's Wart and Corn Extractor. Fifty
years in use and still the best. Insist
on getting "Putnam's" Extractor, 25e.
at all dealers.
Frozen London.
Not for one hundred years has the
Tham•es been oompletely frozen
within th•e London (England)' area.
The year 1814 was ushered into th•e
metroaelas by a fog of exceptional
d•ensity' and blackness. This fog
lasted for seven cla.ys. Th -en came
the froet Between London Bridge
ahd Blackfriars Bridge the Thames
soon became one large,sheet of lee,
and remained as such for nearly ten
weeks,' The . frost did 'not finally
break' up until the end of March.
On the io were erected teats and
booths in which refreehments were
sold to'the thousands of Londoner§
who enjoyed the novelty of prome-
nading in midstream. Printers set
up presses on the ice and printed
various mementoes of the o-ccasion;
whilst in the middle of February the
River Thames becarae the site of a
greet fair. During recent years,
the -nearest approach to a frozen
Thames was seep in Ja,nua,ry, 1881.
Terrible caiding Accident
ZAM-BUK GAVE QUICK RELIEF.
For taking the pain out of a burn
or scald there is nothing equal to
Zam-I3uk. Mrs, Edgene Demers, of
Pembroke, Ont., Who was the victim
of a painful scalding accident, proved
this. She says: "I was carrying a
boiler of steaming water from the
• .stove to the wash -tub, when suddenly
my strength failed. As the boiler
was falling in spite of my efforts, I
heard zny babies cry, and to avoid
scalding them I gave the vessel a
quick turn. The effect of this was
that every drop -of the boiling Water,
poured over my feet and limbs,
Scalding me from my waist down.
"As' soon as I saw the children,
had moped, I told my oldest boy to
bring the Zarn-Buk (which wealways
keep In the house). I applied Zane
13u1 freely, and the pain was soon
eased. I tontinuedatising Zara -Tank;
and in a wonderfully -short time the
gores were et:topic' ly,aealeda'
-gettrelaak til'ilaiTY to.oa for cuts,'
bruises, eathr.• ulcers, pimples4
etc, Pri.f.e 50c, per,box, at all drug-
gistand stores, or post free from,
the Zara -Duk Co., Toronto, on receipt
of Aortae, alefuse eulatitittes mid ernia
tatiete, There is nothing " just as
good:"
POISON., ItY PROXY.
System ef Puniehment in Vogt'
The "prison editor" is a reali
in Itieseica, He as a development d
, •
'itbe insfteur,o life which evei
newspaper not under official co
tral hae ta lead. The late•et ine
dent *Wain revealed his existem
WaS thease Of the `Severnee
.p'i,,41,47.!.,fib.6 other day i 'when h
proved to be an illiterate laborer
Riga,
'What hippens is that by law
name must be regiatered SA that
the ‘`Redaktorizdatel," or 'respo
Bible editor," and it is ,against th
person eo regiatered that any actio
is taken by the authoritits. Now a
it would obviously not be conven
,,,,!Pt for the "actual editor to be im
prisoned, eithefr in non-payment
the frequent fines levied or as a re
suit of a direct sentence by way
punishment, a dummy is employe
—efcourse for an appropriate con
sideration. In the p/rorvincia,1 pres
the "prison editor" is a recogniz
institution. It is understood in th
case of the prison editor that if th
penalty be imprisonment withou
the option .of a fine his honorariuri
is commensurately larger than if i
be ordinary arrest in a guardhous
In the latter case he takes his "sit
ting" very comfortably and mitten
edly, being supplied from outsid,
with his meals, drinks, tobacco, -an
reading matter at his em,ployer'
cost.
Rheumatism Goes Quickly
Its Virus Forever Destroye
EvEity CASF, IS CURABLE.
Good-bye to Rheumatism!
• Your aching joints, your stiff, sor
muscles, those sleepless nights an
suffering days—good-bye forever—
your day is gone.
Sufferer, cheer up, and read th
good news below.
• "A man met me a month ago, an
said, 'don't stay crippled, quit corn
plaining, limber up.' My answer was
`Pm rheumatic, I can't do it.' H
looked me over in a pitying sort o
way and told me to go to the neares
drug store for Nerviline and Ferro
zone. The combination had cure
him. I was convinced of his sincerit
and follovved his instructions. I rub
bed on Nerviline three times ever
day—rubbed it right into in' achin
joints. The pain quickly lessened. an
I became more limber and active. T
draw the virus of the disease fro
my blood I took two Ferrozone Tab
lets with every meal. I am well to
day, not an ache, not a pain and n
sign of stiffness at
What Nerviline can do in a cas
like this it can do for you too. Po
nearly forty years Nerviline has bee
recommended for Rheumatism, Lum
bago and Sciatica and Larne Back
It is the one remedy that never dis
appoints.
Small Portions.
"How did you find that piece of
steak, sir " a•sked the smiling wait-
er it anticipation of a liberal -tip.
"I really don't know," said the
large roan, gazing at his plate ; "I
just happened to move that little
piece of potatO and the steak was
under it.'?
Piles Cured 111 6 to 14 Days
Druggists refund money if PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind,
or Protruding Piles. First application
gives relief. 50o.
Angry Customer.
``See here, . waiter," exclainned
the indignant customer, "here's a
piece of , 'Toed in my sausage
'yes, ' sire" replied the waiter,
"hub I'm sure-er—" "Sure no-
thing! 1 doa't mind eating the
dog'but I'm Wowed if I'm going to
eat the kennel :tool"
Try Murine Eye Remedy
If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eyes
or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart
—Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell
Murine Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c 50q.
Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes,
25e, 50c. Eye Books Free by Mail.
An Eye Tonic Good for All Ryon that Inood Caro
Murine Eye Remedy Co.. aateaaa
What 1340 ow For Vs.
The cold winter of 1340 gave, us
the blanket. Its invecitor, Thomas
Blanket, was a Flemish merchant,
settled in Bristol, and fallen front,
affluence to want. He a,iid his wife
suffering from the intense cold by
reason of seant aeddiag and lack of
fuel, he searched for sonaething te
put on the bed to increase the
warmth, and hit on a piece of rough
unfinieleed cloth that had been
thrown to waste. ' tts stteceSs as a
warmth -giver ,steggested the mama
facture of speeial bed Covers of the
same material, and these articles,
to wllich he gave has own name,,
won him, fame and immortality._
London Oh ron lel e • `
Modest.
"I may have bragged abou
children a ,
"That's true, you have."
"And I may have refereed ab
tinme to the fleet that my ancestors
were celebrated people.
"Yes' I have heeed yoa do that,"
"Butstill think I am entitled
to some eredit for 1110de 8 ty , ',have
nova c•Itt.ime,t1 that my einployers
could not g'et along witliont me,"
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Highest grade beans kept whole
and mealy by perfect baking,
retaining their full strength,
iFlavored with delicious sauces,
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VARIES FOE' time.
:ft W. DA winati, il ine ty era Do rn s Wool.
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Ir Tea WANT TO BUY OR SELL A
Fruit. Stock, ("rain, or Dairy Parra.
I write IL W. DaWson, Brampton. or se
Colborne Rt.. Toronto. .
K W. DAWSON, COlborrit St, Tarenia.
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I• NEVVSPAPEA5 'FON SALE:
000 WEEICLY IN LINE TOWN IN
GYork County. Stationery and Book
, Business in connection, Price oniit
t ;moo. Terms liberal. Wilson Publish.
, frig company. 73 West Adelaide Street.
' Toronto.
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IMISCILLANWOOS.
/ANION GROWERS, GET LITERA-
•11.1 ture re onion weeders. R. G. Bruner,
?Blida. Ont.
ANGER, T1JUOlie, LUSBen, S r to,
1 V internaj and external. cured wiiin
ant pain by onr home treattnent, Writ.
te before too late. Dr. Tlellman Medical
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