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When teens come 'tOWeani-13e....,
▪ When you. get upset or i'Painnwi
nn
over the exP9oted when
you,Agir "all in" and -,inkit
'bundle of *Aeries theettmaY-,.
be Or13'44 Ott bodily Chaste*
which every *r•inan Mtibt •
• 'two:IMMO 111 tier-ruiclille'Yeargi-
Butdon't be alarmed! Many
'....*Omenpass trittUghfills, period,'
!Using corolnon
senstV•and taking good care of
themselves. :Extra sleep. PlentYty
&ash air and WhOleaerne feed •
• are_souncrfities: And you'll also
find a good- tonioo ouches-44*k
Chase's Nerve Food,. -ia most
)443(61 in, building• upyour
vitality ad resto7,ag,a,brighter,,,
-OUtrook "•• ,
• Forever 50 years Canadian
women have relied on Dr: .
.0hitte's Nerve- Food to .helja
•„Over'ebtne 'a tendency •t,i4Var&
findziSteti-Z,filid,'•14,sferiaV Mit% •
, ,
times. Containiifg,Vittunin Bi,
iron and,other'nekaled,
Dr. Chase's Nerve 'Food has
helped' soemtiny--to• rest better,'
eat , bettor, fed better --when-
ever their -nerves"gett.„,on, edge,
and they feel run-down. Let,
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, help.
• you, too! Get the Itugir"econ.,
olnYnize”., today.• • - is
•
xigptio, ,NOY, 7, -4 -Mr. and
Mrs; ,Grainkm Iiialkeld„ o ISham,
'Sask., Were viSiters, With, relatives
itere last week., *
Xrs, Gordon MePlietson and Mrs;
OftiPeS 'Curran ;attended the leader-
shIP- training cialits on '4Clothes
'Closets up:, to Date,” underthe
uast4c04' of the Women's Institute,
In Vitigliaar reantly.
Mr ; John. MeQuillinf, Mr. and 'gra,
Fred end Affr. potou Atogutin4 at -
_tended the'finieral of, their cousin,
,Mrs. Lorne '.1)Idnion,, at Laneaster
011 Monda.„ •,
The ,• inemberS . of the,..Women's
Association 'held guecessful
bazar and 'tea '• in t‘ii,eltaow ;on
Saturday,„ when. the ,' Proceeds
amounted jo over $50,
pupils -,o the St. Helens
school,. under' the direction of Miss
Reetriee • McQuillin. and Xr:ErIc
Moore,. teachers, and Mr. Sheldon
Bate, •;-/Mnacat, ,;director, Were
heard on the s•tudio
•party 'over SaturdaY
MAIM •
Detroit; spent the weekend with
her parents, •-and 'Mrs. E. J.
Thom. •• .
” :UrS, Crispin of 'LlieknOw' was A
recent guest of Mr. anti Mrs. -Lorne
WOOdS. * . • •
W. J. Rogers o Blyth was
guest Speaker for . the autumn
0)00 -offering-. meeting' of, • the-
W.:V1.8.- of the United' Church held
,
on, Sunday evening. -
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Cows - $2.SOetc
gorses $2.50 eadi
"HOGS OYER 250 1bs.:-
50e cvvt
' according"to size ---.and '
.1 condition
•-/ •Phone coiled r.
Goderi,ch . .936R21
elhlton. „
Seaferth
- Ingersoll:
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655R2.
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William Stone Sons, Ltd.
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prieee, that will please rm..'
SAVE ALL AGENTS,"001DO
NI • at our L:Onlee:Ort:000,-
000, to. Box 1i, • Godeli4 We
olll.be p1eaed to eII and lie*
'thoose'. a,
ronr famitY:P14,
A. SPOTTON
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T. PRYDE 4 sax'. i
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'Clinton, txetei, Sialorth:
*rite Box -150, or plume 41,t,
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:and we shall: tie 'blessed. to'
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TO. SW,
• IMINSOIr OE' 0010110014
The regular meethig of the Gode,'
•rich Township, Connell held'
•
on 41•041:14YR.' NoVexeber •7th in
4olmesville, at 1.80 p.m.
, COmninnieatioas read and Wed
included these, from .W, ij.AVeeker,„
Piquipmeat Co., Toronto; Canadian,
National Railways; G. Gardiner,
scheol Inspector; -Department .
Nittaleipal, Affairs; Bell Telephone
Co.;, fluron Co. Health Unit;
De-
partment of Planning and Pevelop,
pent..
•wrote asklng
that roadWork-he'dOae on'his :pat,
064114r -section.: This was- referred
tothe-Onad Sup.crintendent.
A. Sully Was,'grP-ated'a libense
to operate -ix dog kennel,. '
• A,,eltiiiii„by'4aMes'Oexfor 44014.0
(One to 'sheep was' laid over pend-
ing further investigation.
Mr. john. ;Potter was .PreSent. to
seek. Additional 'OemPerlSation, for.,
.ton Iamb's injured. prey,Wsly` .hY
„„„Tenders -for
receiVed,frOm 'Lloyd Picot Soak
A. Porter, G. F. 'Vlitett, C. Holland:
It Was. *decided to aceeprtlfOTtehder
ofG 1P-„141Ilott for the Supplying
of' one truck ..and`Jhe :tender 'of
Lloyd. Plea' for tile other truck. •
The 'cOntract for „RONA:1g
dozer and plow SilowPiownig'
was let lo G. F. Elliott.
By-law No. 14'wasgiven a final
'reading.; axing nothin,ationS for
Friday,' lleveMbee 2L5th, ba the Clin-
ton' COuneil"ChttniberS, at 1.30 p.ni.,
and the election, if one be neces-
sary, for Monday, December, 5th, tit
the following places: Ward •
Orange 'Hall, W. Johnston, D.R.O.,
"tfar_vek Fidler; clerk; Ward
Oilff Sturdy's,Howard Sturdy,
D.R,O., Cliff StardY, clerk ; -Ward
3.---78:5. No. 8 schbril, Chas. Wallis,
P.11:0., Reid Torrance, clerk;-'
Ward -47-.A. Rathwell's, A. Rap.:
Vife14-"D.R.O., E. Trick, clerk; Ward
McCartney's/ 4.-1Vic0artnO,
Les. Pear -Son, clerk; Ward,
ROwdeg, R. Bowden,
E. J. Trpwartha, elerk. ' • .
Wasl-decfded-ta-pity. the' Offieers,
sissmaiu*
oho'
,
"PreettS. !Qie
CK
$2.pO_
VAttrA :ea • si.Oo
AciGrci) . wt.. noe.
,.meerding to isize. conditie,10:
.reALLiolet Seaforth •1_$'
EXETER 235
Highest cas
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DARLING & COMPANY
. or CANADA, LIMITED
T 0.9
,
Toil $ GNAL,S.
the usual fee, $5 for the 4910%40
for tho deputy returaing, Olicerand
$.4 for the poll clerk. '
AeOunts ,Presented Were; Xisa
Acheson, use of borne, $O; Muni-
Worid; supplies, $1.94; X,
hes.RItaliPtionpatients,,
„AtuftlaHwrrls, fO*14.tint)14,
.f..8.104''. Act. O. Laymen, prkiiluin on,
,Dond,' for three years, 4501
Wise, ,GOtlerich Township *Tele,'
phone System, Joa-n, $500;, Depart -
anent of Health, 1nau1in,.$.0.07; R.
V, Thompson, sehoot, area voters'
liStSio Qllddon, .Teget
supptieg,.$74.12; direct relief, 004,
Signat-Star, supplies; $19,55; Super-
intendent's payroll No. 12, $510.79.
iCknfticil tdjourned' to Meet on the
loth of, December, 4u, flohnesville,
at 10 A4e, for UM P1FPWr. Of bold -
lug court of Revision ap,d,trataact;
lag the .finallinsiness of the year.
TEIOXPSODT,,' Clerk.
,
COOKINP. TOWNSHIP
(361100 met' for , their • regular
„
nieeting on TneSdaY, Novell:11)er 1st
'at 440 p.n, with 'nil, nembers 46.
-attendant% iteer_e_SitYden-Pronidin'
A letter was .read „treat )1r. A.
E. Jennings requesting•' consider,„
4tion of building up the TowriShip
:road leading to the Suinnier Sehoei
by' plaeing: gravel ,On 10W spotrbe,
fore 'ireete-np.
'Achnowleclginent , of application
for extension of tithe for the return
of- the assessment roll was re-
ceived- from. the Department of,
Municipal 'Affairs, .
The following resolution was
passed: `!It ,was with deep regret'
we as members of .the, 'Council
Board learned -of the unfortunate
aecident that has 'happened to our
worthy Treasurer, Mr. Reg. -Men,
this- being the only meeting' he has
Missed 'Sinee taking office in Janu-
ary, 1931. We all hope to -see him
304 our -circle agffl8 hortly."- .
'Moved by' Harold'. Mentgoraery,
seconded by John-Kertlighan, that
the:: Clerk be InStructed to contact
'the bounty 'Assessor, Mr. Alex-.
niider, and ask him to explain the
new assessment -at -a :meting--to--be
held in the TOwnship Hall; pariot.
carried:- ,
tlarold •Mthitgoniery:• moved! sec -
elided by jOhn'' Kernighan; that
load vouchers and „other accounts
1041- Read-vouchem-$1-,5q7.58-;
Donald McGuire, fox bounty, $2;
E. S. Snyder, selecting Jurors, $4;-,
Wm. Sallows, selecting jiirors, en-
veloPes and Salary.. as asSessor,
'kitchen range,' for Township ,Hall,
$45; Thomas Hallam, 'bridge...40A,
'Auburn, $3; Prank -Baer, labor on.
Township Hall, $19.80; ,Print Shop,
tax notices, $11; Municipal World,
supplies, .$7.91; Wilbert Them, lainb
'injured by dogs; $10:- John- Graham;
sheep and lamb injifred hy -dos;
$33.75; Win. Westl•ake,.. salary for
Octobery-$90....—*
'Moved brjanres Horton we ad-•
Journ to meet December .15th, at
1:30 p.m-:
. WM. SALeLOWS, Clerk.
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greases, gasoienes and other petroleum
products . . especially desighed for
cOld vViather-operation,. enstfres you
.cdre-free, .economical winter driVing.
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THIS WINTER BE SHREWD... RELY ON YOUR LOCAL
SE VICE PEALE-
CITIES
AT THE BIG GREEN AND WHITE SIGN OF CITIES SERVICE
The Lucknow. Court, of Revision.
hitS been strIggling With sixty-
seven Appeals -against the ;Ile*
10111441 asOeki$14014t.
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The West Wawanesh, township,
tax rate is ap,fent Sad two -liths
Ing,14 over TTlilat -0,41, -4,W1Og'70, ''' 11
higher county rate and r 1,4eXel,t6ga,
levies tor the Whignem, and. (Ode-
,klIgh, School districts,.
Hugalf Berry hos Sold his general.
store rat Rrucelield to. Donald, Mac-
Kay of Kintall,'Who took Possession
last week. 'Mt. Perry had operated
the store for twentytsix Tears, but
has been forced to. sell Decease of
Ill „health, •
Ratelsqers, of lIensall will' Vote
on „December•lith on the question of
establishing a public ,cein-
miSSIgn. Ikeretpfare the public
utilities of" the 'village have ..been
lit the charge of a committee of the
„Village Council,' ' •
, Mr. and Mrs., 3. 'M. Goveidoe4
well-known residents of Seaferth,
celebrated`-tbrlirsTiity-liftb, wedding
anniversary On Saturday with
family, dinner atari a, reception at
their home. Both are in' fairly
good health., ;Ara. Govenlock is the
'fOrtner Aule Hays, - daughter of the
late 'Mr, and Mrs. Th4.414S- E. LdaYs!
Pioneer residents of McKillop town-
ASHFIELD -
ASHFIELD, .Nov. Donald
MacKay, whO' won. 'distinctionin'
the..late war and has recently been
employed itt training in aviation at
'North Bay, .has retired from avi-
ation and has purchased 4 general
store at Brueelield, We whih, or
Donald every- success in this new
enterprise.
Word has been received frOm MO.
Neil , MacDonald' that oe has
reached her 'destlriation at the home
'of her daughter e , Mrs. Bd. Riley
(Irene) at Millbrae ;California,
.)nvIlieucrue. she will spend . the
winter. En route she caped on
,
her iiSter7-Mrs. Ale -g. Johnston, and
other relaffves and, friends. She
enJOyed the long motor Tide very-
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Congratulations to ,.
Mr. awl Mrs.
Robert' Simpson on the birth "of 4
-daughter in Kincardine hospital: on
Monday. --,
4- Mrs. Duncan .
n MacKay has
turned home froth the, Goderich
hosp4;1 With her Son, John Weir.
Mrs7.N.Sam Mackenzie is spending
some time . in Toronto. ,
Mrs. Whitehead. -of Teeswater
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ewart
Jamieson on, Siinday. .
Mr. John Simpson of • Whith
cluirchupent Monday in *Intel'.
• - (Intended for last week)
„ASHFIELW-Nov. 1 -Mrs. .(J)
White has :returned to Chicago
after spending some--thry,s7vit1iit
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth. MacLennan.
Miss Maud MacKenzie of Detroit
has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Neil G. MacKenzie. •
Congratulations fo„ MT. and Mrs.
Bill MacDonald on the birth. of A
daughter and to Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan MacKay on the• birth of a
Soh.
'• Mr. Frank MacGregor and • his
two, sisters, Misses Lily and Aida,
have returned to Duluth after a
two weeks' -stay with their sister,
Mrs. Anna McGill of Wingham, and
other relatives in Ashtield.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ritchie of
Detroit, 'Called �n friends over the
w7rk.,-eend.
tiori was held in the Luck -
now TOwn gall in honor of Mr. and
am Gordon _Robb: of_AAtileld,
were married • early in October. -
..Mrs. Robb WA'S' forixterly Miss Nora
'Helen. Scott of itelgraVe and ' a_
ineniber .ok, the_ winghom hospital
nursing staff:- '
Dr. and Mrs. John D, Forde and
family, formerly of Peterborough,
'have taken up residence at- Poi&
wich, where the Doctor is establish-
ing a medical Practice. Mrs. Porde
was fdrineriy Elizabeth MapDonald,
daughter of Mr. and: -Mrs.• D. A::
MacDo•nald , of Lochalsh.,
PORTER'S' 1111412-
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PORTER'S HILL, Nov. 3. --,:Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Durnin, of London,
spent the week -end with Mr:. Mil-,
ton Woods and Mr. .and Mrs. Don
-Harris. .• .
Mrs. Thos:, . Thompson, .- of Tor-
onto is, spending a few, days with
her parents, My. and Mrs. Del,,
Gardner.'
'Congrtitulations- to, the- cast of
fteilii tyo "He's My. Par .who last
week put on their 'play. at Grand
Bend, and are booked for fii'e-more
appointmerits; making :eight times,
for the- -production of The pray.
. •Presentation••to 'NewlyWeds.-On.
' ghttrsday.., evening the . People of
our.' 'cpinmunity gathered at the:.
school-househi' hOnor of Mi. and
Mrs. 13111 Biatchford-•-(Atina Town-'
. belid4/.6.iattd,rptesentedpsthei
a lovely -lamp and ta161e. The ad-
dress was read 1)* Mrs. *J. Mc-
Cowan and the- presentation was
innde by Mrs. Alvin Bettles and
. Mrs, Arlie Lockhart. 13111.' replied,
thanking all. The eVenid)1 was -
spent in playing cards. A delicious
, lunch. was served.
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YOUNG STBATFORD N'ORSE
, KILLED NEAR, SEAPORTH,
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' Miss Clara:belle „McMillan, .a
student' nurse in Stratford 'Genera
Hpipital, • died on, SatUrditY night
of injurlea suffered in at inotor-car
aceitlent half -a -mile West 'of ' Sett -
forth about midnight Friday.' The
depth occur -red in the Seaforth hes-
pitai, Where 1118s McMillan ,was
taken after - the accident, - ,
Pit. 'Cadet IVan Hunter'-Duvar,
of the Clinton . Radar •Sehool,' 're-
ported to be the -driver Of the car
Which Went ' out ,Of control . and
turned OVer, was.charged. with
tifingereft driVing and was released
1 $3,000' ball.: The ear •was
A. post-inortetti revealed that Miss
wrecked. '
AteMillan,' who. ;..icas • ..t*enty-twe
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f-
, $*itre e..t •agoi,tliedit..,a fractured
s"ifT1:11:11vo other,'' ''. Stratfords'ilident
. Centralia also were ,passengers in
the Clinton station find one from
the ,ear and, .eseaped injury, but
Mise',13arfittra' Spiellt; dangliter Of,
nurses, another 'R.C:A.P. man from.
Dr, W. C. Sphat of Stratford, re-'
velved Miller injury. '; ' 4:
tr
shlp Ni.i'e<1:107enita.414rio .1-YLeg
nsi‘ aslaultre;
ofthe
19.10-1020, for the Of Centre
ligitsle4%S4ent RoC4.)0f;e4
on TWeilty4Otir Appeals
- thIrtY-fouraPPeals agernSt the
nOvo sogesoneut ot'the town of Clin-
ton ten were rejected by poutt
of Ite'dsi,011,, .444 In the remelOng
t*enty-foor cases reductions were
ade, to ' the . total amOnat•of
Itite
reld8leTiOn: sT,11;17g,re$840t,e*rw4ainS (.),r t:h1
Sesame/Its on buildings; reduetions
traftnerblird;e' i'sintbesreerviisolgtoro:
A. publif Subscription list haIS
beet( started for tire benefit of HAPS'
Pnternahrer,, who lost the fingers
of, one •band „When Oat**,
in a.corn pleker'whieh'h6 WAS; Oper-
ating for Harvey Yie0al1urp,: on a',
farth neAr myth. Haus'Is A' SWISS
'Who -e4M04. to Canada a $ear. ago
last jiMe .`atid h_oe" .Worked „with,
t4P4ers. the Rlyth district. He
is in the 011IttOnAXOSPital, Where it
niaP take several weeks to mend
the ininted hand. SUbSeriptlelis to
'the' fund "in his aid: Are,,;beilig re.
.celyed at the Iltyth• branch of the
Bank of Coihmerce.
WOLVES INCREASING IN I
NUMBER IN THIS COUNTY
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The. wolf population hi, Baron
county is on the inerease. Statis-
tics kept by Comity Treasurer
IIarvey Erskine over the past six-
teea years indicate this. -
Bounties have been :paid out so
far in 1949 for Six wolves killed 4n
the county and there is a month. ,
and a -half ;still to "go. During-th-eif"!"- , .'"""""tr".71"1"1""mu"'"'"'"*"
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BEBUITAT
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26 AAP 60 Mr.,914Er MOTOES.,,PRO4M ONE.-QTT,
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TRY rrSEIBERLING: KNOBBY SNOW TREAD
• No need rOr chains -
/Makes Winter driving enjoyable .
a
-•GODER1011
stretch between 1931 and ,1943 only'
or seven years -to a length of thirty is present in largest numbers, a
four wolves wereshot for which &nehe It has no Jaws but its a • program which luta -resulted Itt
open Month has a sucking disc-like the trapping 'of veryconidedb
device with which it fastens itself quantitieslhas been mairogress °Ter
to the largest thinscaled 'fish it the last feW years. „.
can: find.: It Pierces the tikin....ivitir Addltional attention is ':•being',,
its appetite issh' until 'nd letivjtlesp,
teeth on its tongue a111' sucks 'the prey, its life history a
given to the' research on, the, lam
fi'sblood unt,
satiated. 'S,ome fish , survive ttl.. be in order' to determine WaYs
eans curlinig•-thisAcinatie--,13M
tor which has such nittriced
„
Mental' effectti On the .coixamerciaA „,
.fishes.
1 bounties were c011ected. There *as
one in each‘ of the years 1930 and
193i) and two In 1940. * .• ,
By „Way of Contrast, the period
from 1944- to:the present time -has
Seen nineteen wolves -and nine pipit'
killed. One was. shot in 1944; four
in each of -the years- 1945 and 1940;
in -1947- three • wolves •and --nine- pups;
_Last ' year one Wolf WAS. Shot. '
• Practically all the Wolves have
been shot in the uerthern part of
the county and near the lak,eshore.
It is believed they wander dOwn
into Huron county from thene--ak'Of
the Bruce peninsilla: • . - 1 '
Over': the sixteen -year period the
bounty paid for wolves killed in
Huron hag- totalled 4;580: Of this
amount, by far the major portion -
$52D --has been paid- since 1944, in-
dicating -the increasing number of
wolves -killed in this county,'
_After the „laintY., Is.-141414.,,,the
hunter tte hides are 'shipped -by the
County to ,Torentd:• _Whitt iS done
:with theni -,there is not' knoWn.
During the war, however, the'pelts
were usedto make fur collars for
.gervfeemen. serving • in porthern
pots of the world. -
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DEOTRUCVIVE LA1VIP1EY-.
SUBJECT •-011 RESEARCH
•
TORONTO, Nov; 8. The 'On-
tario Department of Lands and
Forests is co-operating .with. the
State and Federal Governments of
the United States in studies looking
to more; effective "control of the
lamprey in, the Great Lakes, 'where
it is proving 'detrimental to the
commercial fisheries.
• The lamprey -is salt-
water vertebrate that grows in six
• easismierlasmixeminsiew
attacked again and again.
Formerly col:Oiled •te- take
tario, it has reethit yeartainade
-
its Nvity i-nt6 the Upper Great I.4akes,
being first reported from Lake Erie
_
In 1921'aild from Lake 'Michigan in. , Anything te.,sell, exchange.,
1936-'•-• It probably -made -its-way.to clagided-ad-inThe'SignalStar bringS ---
the 'upper lakes; "thr•Ough, the Wel- exeelient'resultS.• "
land Canal, and it may also have
bad access through the Trenc.Val-
-
ley Canal. • • ,
Its depredations on „the 'commer-
cial fisheries .are rather xnarked
and havedefinitely been on the '
increase in the...4per Great .Lakes
over the past, iew,,years.
Awkt•he-4Aniprey- ---aseends--Stlealng
to spawn, surveSrs litiVd,-Been2Car-
ried out in those ,stqa.ms w,h.e.re it
MaybeWarninq
Backache may be a signal your kidneys
are– failing to filter exces,s acids Juid poison-
ous wastes from the system. Dodd's
Kidney Pills help relieve this, condition,
often the cause' of backache, headache,
_rheumatic piins or disturbed rest. Dodd's.
contairressential oils and medicinal ingre-
dients winch act " directly on the kidneys
and help them regain *nermal action.
:Get Dodd's Kidney Pills to -day.
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