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asiic back Braces.
boflar DayS Special
°1°426s. Dollar Da
es
tb. .X11 sizes,
6 6 A o en! • • 4'
CY
arinen
In marOon wine only. All sizes,
Dollar' Days Special ... $1 00
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11/eh's ork Shirts
Dark -blue • or light "ialtie, triple stitchea,.
All Sizes. Dollar Days
, • , . -
for .,$1.00
Men's. Fancy
Socks .
Cotton )Qcks
All size's, Dollar Days Special
7 pair for $1.00
Metes All-Wooltiiht Gr.etWor
Dcrnar pays,Sp.e014,.... • " '5 pair .fior
Men's Fine
adcIot
Collar atta,41ied. A Tie -to
match each shirt. All sizes.
Dollar bays Special $1 00
ye' Khaki -Overalls or -Bloomers
All sizes. Dollar iDays. a a ; ...2 for $1.00
ur prices on Boys' or Men's^ Tennis -
hoes during Dollar Days-
MittitS izds,, 6 to 1-1 • '89g
Boss! .tizeS, 1. to 5 ...a.
sizesi 14 415 -*4=-3-v
eniernber jjjL
WATCH
While search throngl* obi trui'k.
In the Auto At Irla hoine ot 3t.
OeorgiVo Vreoeent,, Ned Sale eatne op -
'OA 4 'Well-pregerved, relic ot the year
184$. It was the, May 241th iosoe of,
the i'll4r04' 0$100ttO and Ooderielx,
Stratter(17:St; and 00.P;
'geld, Advertiser,* pnblisW otdot.
loth Thovn,vistritt, ‘!Pititaiift Wosi.
It Icas,..in the *Arne year that The
Buron $1041.'eorinteueeti,,publiratto0;:
end- thikt, the newspaper InfoineOs waa.
tionrishinglit the/ tligelu evidenge4.,4
t*,..:ritsttt.'that itivertignir patronage
was po'generono that the Vublksher of
,The Iluron Gazette, 401 _
.14: 011114'
Wits, innoinee4,14 ithi$4sSoe Una 41V4'
Vo-vo 4,. -.t tj,w,ie
STOItE 3r*
FOR EXTRA SPECIALS
A ont' f�rTp ropTailor
have fit 00 Strachan & tlaara% jrohn
Stewart antl. Wataonf barttoters,
'..Tvqi ot the loultOt: Eltortifiementi;
are of patent medicines, for, Which
CdOOVI)er Crabb 14va,!t ,tbo ageiit.
John--„Menonaldr.4isltot, 2heW:4 -
tempo+) are* in the townablp ,of
11ola and Vrawanosli.at..,prleea,v
troln 1%. to 14.8.4).: per Arte;,. 'pafiiht
40 AO titne within ten year.
There a're 4 ntontiO of sherIWnTho.
tices, signed aVel)w)letIonald, SheritY,
by J K 000 •
!VADY 110tel AdVArtioents`
There Are ntlial,erOtia, Iota atiVertltit,
Mentarind 'practiCallY alt mention . two
thingS-.4be Stabling, and the 4004 of
ra4onleotta...wete, being .14,44e to pOh.. wine4: 404 liquors-, One ,taivetlkee •
Ush :the. paper - twee .4 **0* t4E0441 afiVertISIA that hia'hor, 1 "tur4shtd
of onee a '.s•ree
:.'''X'1,11'bri.§0.10, four pages Ot
aix col-
umn *tlebi and- Of twenty-four
,. A .• I
occu-
piedelve
1Ib° ays al4c1°Crer,f.ITO40,114(ttwo. are
'The 'ke,44114.g.'ttAT d
Co
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"- stn Court, annOunceS,the,nest sitting
-11 des two .-
sexitiMental ypeetaa", twe',00lot4no-ot -4, et the 'COUr4 he.heid..at the gaol.•0004t.leci 'tktor$fr two "iorqgs, 44. gen-
1The-pr4tent„, eourt house was not then
•
with the hest qUaittr of wines and 11-
(4100is, and his- cellar is oto4ed *Ith
'good: sparkling Ooteber.'•' "-
41),00, Seegmiller -‘offers 4
ni4Vg?it
P. Morgan, clerk ot, the 1st' Divi•••
erai'newS, mostly of European affairs;hunt.) • . ,
.1hree-eoluron ,report of -,the Buronnoculo xyd4' pOstniaster ((Aver-
at.Which, the chief -twee .oslaraases" of- a leng list or
itern 'Of. 'business ,wita the of unealted.tor letters.
Val
Ai, ()Until, t
Ore service Witt $earip*aed w7 at
Windor on Weilnestior,
411.4 ifolirtm Who WAti oeventp-ilve
zOar# ot Age, serveil tbo fotwr Uet110.
dist Church and, the'lluited, Ctinrelt 1uOtgada littP'for Mv."‘ '
0
40., to .4,xnpuhr ,4!"mrei.tha 'and .two
48400*V:4,1 10011.tt'a4esli?.....,ato,r4gee,, .t.ji;'r6Lno•utuhoenia(;13vtei3Sittiht .e:plonnMi-nliga ISoe tline,-.
by -.00111)',,golinei, Of 904orloh torn- lodge of titio. I.O,O.P. with the follow -
ship, on , tut 00001".--genivs O. liu-r"- ing 'Olfieer$,: Hatnilion R.
,Distrlet;, .the other; intleli• longer, 9°
: : i ',N-.04• I011-Skrietal, N•e'; IQbi‘ 6•a 1, .4
°/(C°14tv"lirS'' Ogr°4‘34214se4retary*Magan Hamilton, surgeon-
'.
' It t ' '
s • - • • : , George Browne, reaSurer.
Of. local ,news there is .-praetlealtY ' ,Another announcement Is that "the
one, ontSide*of 'the re -part of the as- Roc wflual)i. 13'elt, of Stratford will
P*VE'eS 4114 l'arakraPh eh the eh6er-' Preach in St. Andrew's church, God'
vance •of the. .Oueeri's birtlidaY. -erica, 'on weanasday, the 31St May, at
0
rtgq
deo
Tryintit,Aet4
fe to
,
kektAg
. kelt* Who for Ottle ,e4tOsc
eenducted.it tftnittire and UhdOttiltinkl.
hui)ineset 14%,004eririt ::before theViOg..
01)Oht twenty -Ave $0131t AO to 'Prittti
toriL Whore% UO vas'01144Utt '.:111
.tfithilir :W44410;444' there On<
Ile 1144 been In for 400 t114.0..
:soir -RossP.orkOtt',1, wasnla$0r, ot
Proutterit for several terms.
WI
Ifiss-Sarah Wliohaw, spinster o
'keeper at the hone of
With, Goderieh township, paased
away, at Alexandra hospital on , Attu,-
4010 Uli*S W14!hav4",tt difIgtter of the
late Mr. and Urai John "Wilalla*, was
in hoapital five MOOthrt,' She was Six*
,ty:tive years of age, The ,`remains
were taken to. Walkerton on 100481,
for interment. *
Advertising Colanans Are Interesthig 11oc1�cT,'-a,nr.'; tor ti4 purpose of 1
Tike ioyartising oolitmnSt ' hoWever, moderating in a 'call- to the Rev.
Alex -
are distinctly interesting: One vevY ander Nr.Kiddi, Of Attnillton.•
it
noticeable feature " the nun(hei:,
towc-Lipid Themaa'....KneeSliaaV• are ad -
is thlie*Rokif -7***,•Ii0fronstYiesPme ":"OitigeWthiftlitttidffoiyttil.1%.14-,
that time•in this Part of Ontario and aential-property for sale. -
the Ooderich. papers would serve a "The Oomninnist •perir evtdently bg
large territory. There are advertise- not of .reaant origin, for in this! news -
Menthe from Toronto, Stratford; -MU- paper of 18481$ an 0.eeelint of a great
el411* Harslyine, Montreal, '*Preston, meeting of the COMmunitits of London
Buffalo- and Lewiston, but far 'more. (England). at 'Which Robert Owen
'rare- Hamilton than' from any other spoke for an hour in exposition and
Outside Plum"- 'advocacy of Cornmuniam.
Local • advertisers include HenrY- wires, sons' And daughters should not
„NeWman,' halter; T. Nicholls, ' tailor 'miss the opportunity of seeing, 'hear -
possible,. _ thla
Edward C. Watson, Painter; Alexan- .practical English farmer. '
der Melvin, wagon,. and sleigh, shop; Ur. Street will also visit a halfIlenry: Hands, baker; J. Rutledge & dozen agricultural rolleges in the
Co.; saddle and harness Makers; Gil- Unite° States a :where he will deliver -Benson Laing, of „Hollywood, Cant ;
George PLaingMrGNigel
bert Porte,. hoot and shoelnaker. •Dr . addresses before las. return to •Eng,- Dr. . , s. .
Hamilton has 'a -professional card, as land. Bruce and Mrs. Paul Robarts„ of
.Windsor, and Mrs. IItiMplirey B.
.bert, of Toronto. There are thirteen
grandchildrefi. Mrs. 'Laing was a
valued &met) and social worker in
Windsor, a member of All Saints'
Anglican past regent of
the Border Chapter of 'the 1.0,11E.
ELmITR.T. BELL
' .4011$ 11... IVW4111)
'After an illness.. of •;several Wteki,
John Henderson Edwark•yeteran 'lee-,
president,,of the CloderIch Agrieuitoral
soCiety and the -Goderielt Trotting and
• pased I
Paoli* Assoeia 9n p sae way ast
night at iiit(-1Mansa 011 Britati014 road.:
Mr. '‘Edward'.4v40- in his eighty,ntnth
Year. He was •berli In • 00401011,
townsnip,. a ion or WIlllnni Edward
and Jane Henderson., put wife,^.Sarab
Cathcart, died in 1011. - ,Survivkag are
three sena, pr. Wesley G. DIVIard, of
Toronto, and Lineoln J. and 'Frank W..
both of Detroit, A private funeral
,service will be conducted on Sunday
afteritioow' it 42
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Saturday—
SHIRLEY
takes 118 hao: totIelirk0! i850, S5eti7t$74it:i.°:14
draina that:dips into l:P,Y4cireIsto,bov10n00.11
of Vitth `
W Wk
6
east M(1IIGAN and ST ;1ST fETCIII
:Contirtirt4,1111E, REA' yt
ShowLngonee sin4,' each nlght at 7.15' xi.
t, and holidaY
8 to
ST
' WEtTFIELD, June 3t-0-Tihe Young
people. ef the Westfield 'tinned ehureh
met on Wednesday, 'evening for their
panel nieetingt'• Alice Cook led the.
meeting and ift Weill' red in prayer,
Anna, Nfennwell read the SeriPtUre
end. Aubrey Toll Sang a Sore,
!Sternum 'Radford then gave a very .In-
teresting tople on "Friendship."
MRS. F. H.- LAING
Friends* in doderieb leaned with
regret of the deitn at Mrs. Edith
Liiing, of Windsor, which occurred at
her home in that city on May 20th, In
her seventy-eighth, year. Her bus -
band, Col. F 11 Laing, predeceased
her only three Monthscol. and Mrs.
Laing and members ol their tatully
woe annual summer vrsitors int (lathe
-gen mhity -years, -occupying-- their
own. home, "Cherry Gate," at the lake
front.' Five children survive: Alfred
DUNGANNON
DCNIGANNON, June and
'Mrs. Burwell Mitchell, of Detroit, were
guests with the latter's aunt,- lfrs. M.
Hoffman, and Mr. Hoffman for a few
• days.• •
Mrs. L. B. Pentland and little daugh-
ter, Pamela. Elaine, and Miss Claire
Pentland, of Detroft„-who were guests
for a week with Mrs. A...11 'Pentland,
left at the weekt-end for a short visit
with.Mrs. Pentland's parents, Rev. W.
T. and Mrs. Taylor, of Rockwood, bo -
fore returning to Detroit. They were
accompanied by Mr. Ronald Pentland.
- Mr. and \Ira.' W. IL Walker, of
Brussels, were guests With the latter'
sister, Sirs. A. B. 'Pentland, and Were
renewing former acquaintances in and
around Dungannon.
- Mr. and Mrs, Norman Coleinan and
family, of 'Detroit, spent the week-
end at their stinimer cottage at Port
Albert anti .visited relatives, in the
.neigbborbood.
Mr. and Mrs, !Chester Duman and
two ehildren, of Pittstnirg, enjoyed a
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs.*B.J.
Durnin. Their little son Jimmie re-
mained for a longer visit with hiti
grandparents:
Elders Eleeka,--Inthe recent vot-
ing ,tor election of two elders in Ers-
kine. Presbyterian„.ehtirch which closed
,Ort -Sunday Ittst, .the tvre. ehose,n hy _
the congregation, Were. Riehard Me -
Whinney, jr:, and Janies.Wiltgon: Their
ordination will take place ort Sunday,
teacher of the junior room of Dun-
gannon public school, at aDsalary of
$600. MisS Outibl's duties will begin
with.the opening Of the: fall term. She
sueceeds Miss Olive' Farrier, who *re-
signed. • • - •
Women's Institute. -Twelve mem-
bers Of the Women's Institute at Dun-
gannon were present for the regular
May meeting,, for wbIch Mrs. Wilbur
Brown gave her home en Thursday
afternoon. After the usual ofienIng
exorcises, with Mrs. 'Lane Ivers, the
neWley-elected president, 'in the chair,
re)" call Was an$Wered by payment of
fees: A letter of thanks ..from Mrs. J.
0. 51ontgomery was- read expressing"
her appreciation of gifts donated by
the Institute after the recent are.' 1,Irs.
Bnrton Roach was appointed a dele:.
gate to attend' the district Women's
• Institute to be held at Auburn June
•3. Mrs, Charles Elliott was aPpointed
cotiVener of the standing -Committee
on historical research and current
•events, and Mrs. R. DaVids,o,n . con-
vener Of community activities and re-
lief In the local branch. Mise Verna
Anderson, who was sent by the branch
to the Girls' Conferenee at the- O.A.C.,
Guelph, in May, gave an interesting
and comprehensive report Of the'three-
day gathering. 'rho,. little Atlases.
Pauline Jotm and •June Richardson
favored with two vocal duets, which
weie much enjeyed: 3Ira. It, David-
son gave -a resume of enrrent events
which covered some important hap-
•penings. It was decided • to Make
contributions to the disiday of fancy
Lord's upper will also be dispensed
June -20th, when the sacrament a .the _work at the distrkt annual. A dein-
4.,, ty lUilth Was served by the hostegses,
S.
. grboat Report -'The following 18"e Slit. B. Roach. AiTS. Pratik Jones and
AprIl-May report of the junior room Mrs. I). H. Popp.
,er Dungannen, School (the niiiribers in- 1!)l.Xs.:1(,ANNON, June 3. -Mr. IlarveY
&care the pereentage obtained) t .jr. ,Pinnigan has *timed to Detroit
111. -Gerald Currie 84, 'Roy Jones 70, after a pleasant visit with his parents,
,Alian Petrie 67, Lenore Paterson 66, and Mrs,. James Pinnigan,
V'eujig 10, tillie'. ,Stewart 76, 'Harold ta4nust, vt-- ,,tisbiltp*, were guests on
Leonard Rivett 50, Sr. II.-Pred Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Campbell. and
ifiriogten f4, SI0i08 Curri‘67, idakler Sunday with die fortoes ..hijah-j,
ihktersou 65; Jr. 1-1---1)erian- Rut' Mrs, Campbell, .at the hetile.of grand
ledge $2, Leonard Chisholm- 72, Paal Mrs. !Charles W. Alton. " ,
'Caesar-% 'Pauline' Soines 63, RubY Mra. - R. FitZgetaltI attended-. the
Sherwood 62, '3`.. C. Alton 57, Oliver nurses' grailnation exerefses at Strat*
Glenn 49Harold Glenn !
First Class -Bose Errington th41, miss .marprie canothtint , was' ono. af
graduate&•l'"" .
, 4,.ford on liVednesday, when her niece,
.
14nti Turner 85 (tiesd- th
Y, Jane Richare
,Son 82, Helen Smith 78, Ida Rivett 73, Messrs. W, Mason )1cAll1ster, .8. 11.
Mary tarie '12, Ifenry Alliott 60. StotheiS, Robert Davidson and sAllan
tritmer Cliss-totni,176; honors 131; Reed attended the sale of shorthorn
pass 10; George Ellington 171, cattle or the Cltiverdale and Maple..
Gwendolyn Stewart 109, Theme CuY- dale herds owned by Mestira. Oestrel-
rie 100 (ties), „lune' Rutledge - "filA
---, +cher and Peek, of Creditori, on Mred.
Bertha Popp 101, Marie Chitholm 151, nesday afternoon. • .
Joyce RiVett 144, 'Gordon Schultz 143, Dungannen Win -In the first game
jack 'Glenn 140, Kenneth' Petrie. 115, tif th4 season a the Maitland 'Base -
Arthur Young 86. ' . • ;ball Iliague Dungannon tiara defeated
umber on roll, .394' average litteri-,* -
R.00 Thorne in, an interesting game ' it
' .. the latter plat* on Wedneidity even-
li•all*-,,OILIyiE a. rAttntati, Teacher., ink, the Aeote,bein4„2. in Dungitunen,g
Mole-Sivatti.-arbe Anglican chtireb
rettory, Lueknow, was. the scene of a
.pretty wedding on •Wednesdar,. June
2nd, when unra bell* eldot daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mtg. Sartinel SiVan of
ItipleyY, was United marriage to
Ilarvey, Mole, youngest SOn wnthim
Mole and the late Mrs. Mole of Dun-
gannon. The eererrieny•-tras - pet -
formed by :Rev. S. Geoghegan. Tte
bride was pretty In a gown of torona.
Hon blue trepe With White areessories.
The 'bridal. oouple • were unattended.
The wedding breakfast Was Skrivtvd at
the horne of the- ,hrldes grandparents,
Alr. and Mrs. Aretie 3ohnston,, Ash-
field toWnighip, Later the han0
eouple left'hy motor on honeymoon
,trip to Owen Settrid and peinte flOrth
heir .
On trettirti the pyoug tentie
teak on the groom's farm north ‘ro.
DungannonrO, "
MiSs Etta Quaid,
engOrged
tavor. Dungannon stored•thrtY ruts
in the drst and three in the thirdsinn-
ings„ While Colborne scored one in the
first arid one In the fourth, 'The line.
tip• wits as follows: Dungannon -
Prank Peritland,s-c.; Cordell, Miller, p.;
(non/atter Eedy„ lb.; Irvine Eetly, 2b.;
1Wilfred MeCarthy, lib.; William Wig -
ns, s.s.; Alvin ShervvoCel, r.f.; Par-
kie Wiggins, cf.; Matthew koley, 1.1!.;
Harvey' !Culbert, alternate; H. J. L.
'Eeily, base umpire.; Visher, (=Ore.
Colborne -T. Fisher, lb.; 13. Bloom-
field', p.; Z. Parrish, c.; C. Kerr, 3b.;
0. KitigaVille, f6.; it. Grey n.
'Parrish, s.s.; 1. Laitiarviiite, r.f.; D.
Anderootti 13; Parrish, It, Icings
-
vine and A. roster, 1.f.
Lady' f iones begging a favor
ou might, tit least take your bands
out of your pockets"
Tramp' "Well, the truthI',Iklv
m *Iglu* a pair o' braces.'
After an illness of six, years' dura-
tion, during which he suffered without
complaint. and with true _Christian
fortitude„ Elmer Tholnas Bell pasnd
away at Alexandra hospital on Sin -
day night, in his .fifty-third year. He
bad been in hospital three weeks. M.
Bell was a -life.long resident of this
district, being born on the Bayilekl
road, 'Goderi6h township, a p.n. of
Ur. and Mrs. Willis Bell. He mar-
ried, Miss Isabella Johnston, who sur-
vives,' with a' sop, Marshalli 13e11, of
Toronto. There are three sisters and
two brothers, all 'living in Goderich:
Mrs. _Thos. Jahnstott. Mrs. John -John-
ston, Mrs. Itoht. Johnston and Rob-
ert and 'John. Bell, The funeral ser-
vice was conducted at the BellhOnie
on Jones street on Wednesday after-
neon -undo the auspices of LAIL. O.
182, of which Mr. Bell. was a !bobber.
Rev. -S. , R. McClung, of the Baptist
church, had charge -of' the service.
Interment was in• 31altland' cemetery,
the pallbearers being -E. U. Cleveland,
Tad Drennan, Elliott Drennan, John
Johnston, John Bell and ROL Belt
,.........-.... .
•
- GEORGE R. GORDON '
• The following from The Vancouver
(13.C.) Province of. May 28th refers to
a uative of Goderich who left tile
town 'In his early years hut who will
be remembered by. some readers. of.
this paper
George It. Gordon, financial agent.
a Pioneer Vancouver resident, died
Ithis morning at his home. 722 carder() street. A native of . Goderich. Ont..
lMr. Gordon eame to British Colombia in. 1884, before the C. P., it wascoin-
pleted,aSettling in Vanconver in latiii
after, living e for n •short tim:it
Spenees Bridge' and Nerth Bend: Ho
lost everything in the. Great Fire, but
quieRlY • re;e14tablislied himself,. ' Mr,
Gordon Was active- in chureh work.
having fated sueh` Oleo as Sunday
sagtol suPerlitendent, treasurer. seem.
tali and elder at Shaughnessy 1! tilted
ehureh. He joined the Independent
Order of Oddfellowa in 1894 and was
grand representative to the Sovereign
Grand Lodge in 1902. Fle is survived
by. his wife: a daughter, Irmtmede. of
• Pasadena; a son, Alva McIntyre
• °Orden, of Powell River; three sia.
tem Afrs. Annie LeonsIde, of Vaneou-
Ver. Mrs: A. L. Metaehlan. of Car-
men, Um, Mrs.- J. C. taidiaw, ef
VatIeonter; three brothers,- Alex. W.,
M -Alberta, -Charles' It- of Vancouver.
and J.- 0. Campbell; or Vitncouver.
Max Roffman
riparierieed Tailor
haft geOttelled his shop In Thin-
-ginatiOn-Ittillelalireriareir -110-
,..i01.45.010,4-4.01Pring7,--:at Avasort4,‘
–able
speelaIty, He also ,v'ishes to
announce that he Is agent for
the 1,Vell-latown_ Tip -Top -Tailors.
•
House Telephone 13 r 13,
Dungannon:, 20-24.0
it BUSINESS
is GROW)
Iligle*Analitir, Strong,
Wiather-seasoned Plan
tor tpaat 74 years..
• Our Tomatoes ore all ear
varieties', heavy eroppers up to
frost.
Sweet and Ilot Peppers 'a 11
healthful, as easily grown QS
tomatoes, but in lunch lesa
-Ivaco
t
elfaously.
Stewart Bros.
Berntiler Nurseries •Ph�s CerieW 2
•
•
FARM ERS ATTE:NT-10
WE REMOVE DEAD HORSES AND •
CALL VS .FOR PROMPT SERVICE
Our.ten Will Shoot Old and Disabled 'Animals
TELEPIION-E "YOUR NEAREST STATION COLLECT
'SE/WIRTH' 15 • EXEI;ER -235
ONTARIO TALLOW 'CO.
PETROLIA, ONTARIO:
• A4
. ASIIFIELD
ASItil•ELD, May 31. -Mr. Robert
Illbbin is visiting friends; at Toronto
aid Greenbank.
Mrs.' 'Prank Ilain'and Mr. and Mrs.
Chauncey Dunce., of Detroit, , are
guests at the home of Mrs. R. D. Mac-
donald. . . .
Sir. and Mrs. Robert Scott and Bar-
bara, of Windsor, are visiting at the
hotne of Mrs. Ifttineth MacLennan.
IDelores Bogie, elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ThoS. Bogie; is in London
„hospital on aceettrit of an -infected
IToot.
ltev. .1: K. .Metlillivrity And .31r.
John Cathcart are attending the Gen-
eral Assembly at Ottawa.
Ur. RUS9 Dissett's barn on the Blue
Water highway was burned on Fri.
• • day:
Certainly is Gotid
For Teetiving. Children
DtrOWLER's
EXT -OF'
WILD
riisAwBERRI
L TAYLOR, ILR: No, 21, Brussels, Ont., writes.:—
"I have had considerableexperience with Dr. Fowler's
Ext. 01! Wild Strawberry.
“1 have used it all my .life for teething children,.
and it is certainly a good medicine, and we never
NI to keep it in the house for diarrlara and summer
sompfaint. We have also'used it for anlimils in larger
doses with good results." •
, On the market- for o'rer 00 years. A produced The r.
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