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QUANflTES 0 F FIREARMS
FOUND POLICE AT GLASGOW
Six Sinn
iner's Arrested—Explosives and Propaganda Lit-
erature Taken in Raid by Police—
Charged With Treason.
A despatch from Glasgow says:--- officers who raided the houses, and
Three men and three women, whom its aptness may be gauged from the
the police believe to be active Sinn fact that the seizures included ten
Feiners; were. arrested titre early en pounds of gelignite, large quantities
Fein rs, eerrmorning, The of gun cotton, gun powder and .f'us-
police raid ing material, detonators and hand
was carried'out in several houses in grenades, two revolvers and a pistol,
the Garzigad district, and, in addrtion Quantities of Sinn Fein literature,
to the arrests, large quantities of drill book of the "Irish Republican
fixearma were captured. Army," and a membership card of
A chargee of treasonable conspiracy the Sinn Fein organization also were
against his Majesty's Government found, Garngad is a typical work -
and the forces of. the Crown has been ing-class district, and the prisoners,
made againstthe persons in custody. two married couples and a young
The activity and scope of the Sinn, man and woman, understood to be
Fein in -Scotland has been known for sweethearts, were of working-elass
some time, to be fairly extensive in! appearance. They came before a
several areas, and the captures are local magistrate at the district
regarded as of great importance,Police Court, on. Thursday and in ac -
"A. regular arsenal," was the de- cordance with the usual procedure
scription applied by one of the 100 ' were remanded to the Sheriff's Court.
Hay Reaches Highest REV. J. SPRACKLN
Price on Record TO STAND TRIAL
A despatch from Paris
.A despatch from Hamilton AllowedutBail
'� on of says less?
says: ---Flay reached the high -20 000, Y than 1, Oa
� � persons, an average of 40 a
est price on record in these A dispatch from Windsor, Ont., day, were sentenced to death
parts on' Thursday afternoon, says:—Rev. J. 0. L. S ra klii
p c �, pastor by Moscow revolutionary tri -
it was said, when it sold for of Sandwich Methodist Church and
Essex County Liquor License Inspec burials and executed in Mos -
Essex per ton. Three farmers tor, was released in $20,000 bail on cow during September,
who brought loads in and sold Thursday, after. he had been connnit- cording to the official ixcnal S viet get
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them stated that they received ted to jail by Magistrate Gundy, in
Windsor Police Court, to ae ait trial organ, Isvestia.
$76, 81 and $80 respectively on a charge of killing "Babe" The same paper throws
for them. Trumble, proprietor of the Chappell light on the desperate fuel sit-
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The Leadiug
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Toronto.
Manitoba wheat—No. 1 Northern,
$1.84%; No. 2 Northern, $1.82%; No.
3 Northern, $1.78t4; . No, 4 wheat,
$1.69x;.
Manitoba oats—No. 2 CW, 5414e;
No. 3 CW, 50c; extra No, 1 feed,
48%e; No. 1 feed, 46%e; No. 2 feed,
43tic.
Manitoba barley—No. 3 CW, 95c;
No. 4 CW, 78c; rejected, 71tie; feed,
7134 c.
American corn -$1.05, nominal,
track, Toronto, prompt shipment.
Ontario oats—No. 2 white, 45 to
48c.
Ontario wheat—No. 2 Winter, $1.60
on in Moscow by stating to $1,70, per 'car lot; No. 2 Spring,
5,000 wooden .houses $15to of $1.G .shipping
points, accord_
price of hay will he even high- Provincial Officer James P. Smith
took Spraeklan to Sandwich Jail after that
er than $40 per ton, was the court had cancelled the $20,000 bail have
opinion hazarded by two of bond on which the minister had been
the farmers. released after his arraignment a
week. ago.
;•r••--. Later in the day County Judge
Coughlin ordered that Spraeklin be
WARNING TO GREECE admitted to bail, fixing the amount
REGARDING 'f'1.,N0 at $20,000. This was furnished by
-__ J. A. 'Stone and W illiani Wright, Vancouver B C A 1
members of the Sandwich i41'
cow
peop
Rye-l—No. 3, $1.45 to $1.50, nominal,
according to freights outside.
Manitoba flour—$11,1Q, top patents
$10.50 Government standard,
Ontario flour—$7,25, bulk seaboard.
Millfeeti-•,Car lets, delivered Mont-
real freights, bags included: Bran, per
ton, $38 to $40;; shorts, per ton, $40;
•good' feed flour, $2.75 to $3.
Cheese --New, large, 27 to 23c;
twins, 27% to 2S',< o; triplets, 1R h to.
4c; old, large, 02 to 35c;. do, twins,
32% to 334 c.
Butters --Fresh dairy, choice, 49 to
50c; creamery, 2nds, 55 to 58e;;. finest,
58 to 61c.
Margarine -35 to 37e.
Eggs—No. 1, 68 to 69c;; selects, 74
to 75c; new laid, in cartons, 85 to 90c.
Beans—Canadian, hand-picked, bus.,
$4 to $4.50; princes,. $3 to $3,50; Ja-
pans, 9%c Lianas, Madagascar, 10%c;
California Lintas, 12%e.
Maple products—Syrup, per imp.
been torn down in Mos- Peas—No. 2, laonriiral, $1."r5 to $1.80. gal„
to 40 to $3.40. $3.50;
q'• per 5 imp, gals.,
Barley -78 to 83c according toMaple sugar, lb., 27 to
to provide fuel for the freights outside. g 30c.
m- Honey -60-30.11, tins, 25 to 26c per
Ie. Bucki'Vheat—No. 3, 95 to $1, no ib. Ontario comb honey, at $7.50 per
atria. 15 -section case; 534-23A lb. tins; 26 to
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°minion News in Brief
'Methodist the sulphite wood pulp made from
Allies Are Opposed to Res- Church, who previously hadgone on
British Columbia lumber and shipped
toration of Constantine. Spracklin's bond. to Japan is returned to the
The charge upon which Spra d lin p province
A despatch from London sa; s-- will be tried is "For the slaying and in the shape of artificial -silk garments Moose Jaw, Sask.—A large brewery
The allied Premiers in conference on killing of Clarence B. Trumble." has aroused great interest here. No plant here formerly used, for the
Thursday agreed to send a note to the Itwas announced that when the i steeps yet, however, have been taken manufacture of beer has been taken
Greek Government, declaring that case comes up for trial the request establish a silk manufacturing over by the Mid -West Packing Com -
of Mrs. Trumble business in the province. pang, who have converted it into a
restoration of Constantine to the ,widow of the slain' meat storage warehouse.
Winnipeg, Man.—Th'e R. J. ''hula
Company, wholesale dry goods. have
s atement that
official figures recently published
showing production for the first six
months of 1920. To the end of June
the output was 8,069,000 tons.
pian, for the substitution of some
A new freight service has been
representative of the Crown to act established between Vancouver and
as prosecutor, instead of Crown At- t Californian ports by the Pacific Lime
'Throne of Greece would be regarded
as ratification by that country of Con-
stantine's hostile acts, and would cre-
ate a new and unfavorable situation
in the relations between Greece and
the allies.
Scientist.Favors-...,._.-.
Raw Foodstuffs
A
A. despatch from Paris
a3rs:"•--"If one lived on cook-
ed food alone, he would die
within one year," stated Pro-
fessor Lunniere, of the Aca-
demy of Sciences; reporting
the *results Of experiments.
Professor Lumiere has con-
eluded from his researches that
the healthiest diet consists of
raw vegetables, grain and
fruits. asserting that, cooking
is the root of all diseases; .since
it destroys the vitamin.es, thus
inducing inanitiozr,
ered, $14.75; do,. weighed off cars, $15;
do, f.o.b,, $13.75; do, country points,
$13.50.
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Montreal.
Oats,
Can.
�e�
Z t,.
Na...
s, 77c; Can.
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West. No.3, 73%e. Flour, Maitoba
Spring wheat patents,'firsts, $11.10.
Rolled oats, bag 90 lbs., $3,90, Brain,
$40,25, Shorts, $42,25. Hay, No.
2, per ton, ear lots, $31 to $32,
Cheese,. finest Easterns, 19 to 20c.
Butter, choicest •eieamery, 47 to'
4.7?r2 e. Eggs, fresh, 67 •to 70e. Po-
tatoes, per bag,, car rots, $1,85 to $1..90.
Good veal, $13 to $14; med., $9 to
$13; grass, $5 to $5.50.' Ewes, $4 to'
$5.75; lambs, good, 11.150; corn., $8 to
$10.50. Hogs, iselects, $16; sows, $4
less than selects.
HON. G. H. 'FERGUSON
IS NEW LEADER
Former TOtinister GiV:en Major-
• ity on First Ballot.•
A despatch from Toronto says:—
Hort. G. Howard Ferguson, Minister
of Lands, .Forests, and Mines in the
Hearst: Government, was chosen lead-
er of the Liberal -Conservative Par
in Ontario on Thursday. In a'thre
cornered contest in which his oppo
- oral
ty
e -
27e per lb. nents -$v ro two f ger colleagues
Smoked meats—Rolls. 35 to 37e; Brig. -General A. E. Ross, .of King -
hams,
med., 43 to 46h;'heavy, 38 to •stoic, and Hon. George 'S. Henry,
40c; cooked hams, 58 to 63c; backs, termer Minister of Agriculture, he
boneless, 58 to 62e • breakfast bacon, ' was given 'a clear majority of ` v of e
48 to 53c; special, 56 to 58c; cottage 1 y o es_
rolls, 40 to 42c. on• the first ballot and upon the mo-
Green meats -out of pickle le lesstion of General Ross his selection was
than smoked. made unanimous. Then followed a
Barrelled meats --Bean pork, $41; demonstration by the sixteen hundred
short cut or family back, $48; fo'r odd delegates who voted that swept
same back, ,boneless, $53 to $54; Massey Hall from end #o end and
pickled rolls, $60 to $64; mess pork, provided ample assurance that, in his
$38
Dry Saltedt meats—Long clears, in task of reorganizing the Conserve=
tons, 27 to 29c; in .cases, 27% to 28%; 'Rye ranks and malting' the party
clear bellies, 3031 to 31%c fat backs, 'again the dominant force in the grow-
23 to 25c. ince; the new leader will have the
torney J. H. Redd, will be granted, Company. There has been urgent .increased their , capitalization from Lard• .Tierces 27. , to 28%e; ; united su ort 'of the
need of a better service for some time $2,000,000 to $4,000,000. 83, to 29e; 3a tubs, serve yank and file
2 ,galls, 284 to 29�c• of Conservatism
and the �•
Abbreviations. new inauguration will pro- It is stated that .there rill be no
t _�,h
Teacher: -What is `can't' the abbre_ i vide an ei� teen -day schedule. Lime shortage of teachers in. Manitoba this
The text of the note follows: viation of, Charles'" twill comprise a large part of the winter. The Board of Education esti-
"The British, French and Italian Charles• "Cannot " . southbound cargo. and dried and can- mated that 3,300 teachers would
• be re-
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is have canstantl
1 in the
past given proof of their goodwill
toward the Greek people, and have
favored the attainment of their na-
tional aspirations. They, therefore,
have been all the more painfully sur-
prised by the events which have just
occurred in Greece.
"They have no wish to interfere in
the internal affairs of Greeee, but feel
bound to declare publicly that restora-
tion of the Throne of Greece to a
King whose disloyal attitude and con-
duct toward the allies during the war
caused them great embarrassment
19 to 1934a per lb. ° b r the convention:
Government by,. .the -responsible
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my, what is 'don't' the abbreviation' British
oft" • ment of
Jimmy: "Doughnut." I consisted.
print's, 30 to 31c; shortening tierces' FelIow'ing is the platform adopted
Choice heavy steers, $11.50. to
$11.75; good heavy steers $10.50 t
$11; butchers' utch
ors cattle, choice, $9.50. to.
$10; do, good, $8 to $9; do, 'med., $6
to $7; do, .com,, $5 to $5.50; butchers'
bulls, choice, $8 to $9.50; do, good, , 7
to $8; do, corn., $5 to $6; butchers'
cows, choice, $7.50 to $8.50; do, good,
$6.25 to $7;. do,'com., $4 to $5; feeders,
best, $9 to' $10; do, 900 lbs., $8.50 to
$9.50; de, 800 lbs., $7.75 to $8.25; do,
corn., $5.25 to $6.25; canners and cut-
ters, $3 to $4.50; milkers, good to
choice, $100 to $1fi5; do, coni. and
med.,' $65 to $75; lambs, yearlings; $9
, .75;
sheep, $5 to $7.50; hogs, fed and t,at
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Teacher: Thats right. I�ow, Jim- nod fruity and salt the northbound.
Jim-
1 this port
President Wilson in response to an land•
Columbia's first export ship -
apples of the 1920 season
of 12,000 boxes, which left
for Australia and New Zea -
invitation from the League of Nations
Council, has agreed to use his good
offrzes and to proffer his "personal
I mediation" through a representative
he may designate "to end the hos-
tithes
Calgary, Alta.—Large areas of sun-
flowers planted in many parts of the
province are yielding from twenty to
thirty tons of fodder to the acre, oncost
of which was placed in silos. The
that are now being �va;ed to $9.50; do sexing $13 05 to $13 A11 Government posts for returned
n f
crop is becoming increasingly popu-
quired and this number has been al-
ready obtained.
The Province of Manitoba has dis-
posed of several ' !Maks of bonds
amounting in all to $4,500,000, which
were all sold in the United States'at
a rate to yield the investor a little
over eight per cent. The bonds were
five years and bear six per cent.
Manitoba's potato. crop this year
will be 3,700,000 bushels, the Provin-
cial Department of Agriculture an-
, after the 'conclusion of
estimate based on reports from
ns o the province.
c. o y
eoniinisaion.
Endorsation of a .protective tariff
for the Dominion for the 'develop-
ment of Canadian industries for Ca -
di
n d an worlanen.
Publico h' d d 1
of Hydro power: as enunciated by Sir
James Whitney. and Sir Adam Beck;.
the canalization of the St. Lawrence
River, and the development of its
water• powers. ' "
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ownershi
an eve opment.
1 against the Armenian people." r Ian, as evidenced by the erection this ounces t 1 an calves, good to chaice $16 to $17
1 , year of many new silos. In the Card- P all -Sound and progressive labor , legis-
sectio f tl kation. • - . -
soldiers where qualified.
and lass, could only be regarded b on District alone eight were built
them as ratification y �1K � a last summer and so successful have
ation by Greece of his ,. 1
1 II � SiS . g 8 the sunflower crop began, 'between 100 and
hostile acts. 9 s proved that the farm -125 cars
ers plan on erecting one hundred next each containing an average of 1,250
"This step would create a new and " I year and inerea.sing the acreage de- bushels, have passed through the city
unavoidable situation in the relations! 1 , id e voted to the fodder plant from about each day
between Greece and the allies, and in; - 50 to 1,000 acres. Toronto, Ont.—The' new tcol plant
s
that ease the three Governments re- (fs(lgl� �� 1R lob. 1 A contract has been entered ,into of the Baldwin Canadian' Steel Cor-
i to themselves complete liberiNi potation has commenced' operations
in dealing with the situation thus' by the Imperial Oil Company, Ltd., incl is turning out steel in large
Cor -
created."
11lilburn's Lama -Liver Pills stimulate and the Great West Natural Gas Cor- quantities. g,
After reading the text of the allied l the sluggish liver so that it will regulate I poration, Ltd., for the development Montreal, Que.—The Laurentiide
note to Greece,. Andrew Bothe lllie t of Saskatchewan and Alberta; oil and Paper Company no
the Government Leader, replying tat the flow of bile to act properly on the 1 gas fields. Under the contract, the hydroplanes in i w•maintains three
bowels and thus clear away all the i oil nom an will takepossession of its aviation -iCh are
a question in the House of Commons, waste and poisonous matter that is i any oil strike madement at Lac a 1.� Tortue, vviiicli are
said the declaration obviously meant by either
tom -
responsible for constipation, biliousness, ' party, and to the gas company will engaged in exploration, photograph
ear urn, jaundice, etc.: accrue any gas encountered
M h'll ''other company in its dxill" n�•
Since the movement of the wheat
that if the Greek people choose to
take a step which this country would
deplore, Great Britain and her allies
would have no intention whatever of
resorting to a hostile action in the
sense of force to prevent them giv-
ing effect to it.
The value of Canada's fish produc-
tion in 1919 was $56,485,579, of which
$40,473,536 was the product of British
Columbia and Nova Scotia, British
Columbia 'can'ned.salmon representing
$13,842,140,
NEA T aid NERVES 1
BOTH,- E� HER to
Housework Player Her Out. wi
More generous expenditure for
Dads and education- in,the Northland.,
Vigorous enforcement • of the On-
rio Temperance Act in accordance
th public opinion. •
Retention of 'direct aj3peals to the
Privy Council.., -
Mrs. Earl Farr, Ogema,. Sask.,.writes — '
"Three years ago any heart and nerves -
began to pother me. I could not do my.
housework without being almost com- Sinn Fein Involved
pletely played' out. After sweeping a German Plot
small room would have to sit do - ` . •
wn and'
rest, and would feel as if I could not get
Leery few nights I would knave horrid says:..—Premier Lloyd George
m.t, and mapping.: A large budding dream's; such as the well 'caving in while
sick headaches,h tb by the has been erected for the tori I was pumping a pail of water or thea stated in the House of turn
aer.� storing and
enough air. A despatch, from Loizdon
lice e r , apanee, Ont. ; A despatch from En gs. repairing of these machines, and these
writes: --"I was very badly run down and p England states are about fifteen men engagedin
had a torpid liver for over four months. f that the Prince of Wales has collect- workxthe
besides the five or
I tried several remedies, but got no relief. • ed big game from Africa assir experts.
One day my husband brought mi e home -• well a- Th
smaller jungle animals from Austra-
a vial of Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills and lia and other. •countries ' visited in his
before I had used half the vial I' was
much better. I only used two vials and Empire tour, for experimental pur-
I am a different person to -day. - 1' can !poses on his ranch in Southern Al -
safely recommend Laxa-Liver Pills to I berta. Some of the animals travelled
any one troubled with liver trouble." f with the Prince on the "Renown,"
Milburn's Laxa-Liver Pills are 25e.' and the entire shipment will be made
a vial at all dealers, or mailed direct on • to th-e E. P. Ranch in the spring. .
receipt of price by The T. Milburn ; Proof of the 'development of the
Co., r'im'ted, Toronto, Ont. 1 Alberta coal industry is provi
a.
chlichen, .or sny husband fallinga in, and mons or Thursda that docu-'
could get no rest eawa as I would b k V
e
some time after. i went•to my doctor rnents found: in the possession
and he told me it was my •nerves, that of Eamonn de. Valera when he
e new newsprint paper machines they had been shaker, by a previous ill
which will extend the company's out- ness. He gave me some medicine, but was arrested in May, 1918,
would ; be irnoIuded' in those
which the Government was
about. to make public: These
d documents, asserted. the Pre-
mier, implicated the Irish Re
publican -army in the German
put at Grand Mere will be in opera- at, ,soon as it was gond I was as bad
tion at the 'beginn;;ng of the year. as ever again. I got half a dozen boxes
of Milburn's Heart- and Nerve Pills, and
The Canadian Government Merchan5;, they helped me so much I got more, and
Marine now numbers 88 vessels with can truly say I have no lack. of health
a deadweight tonnage of 203,000. "The. dew, anc� don't feel so tired after a.goo
Canadian Victor," built by the Cana- days work, °mill did before after sweeping
ciian Vickers, Ltd., is the last vesica thoso horrid. de small reams haveformonthsmof
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to be added to the fleet, and there months.'/ _ and
ded by are another 28 vessels yet to be added. i Price 50c. 'a box at all dealers; -
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HACKING,
RACKING
COUGH
Carl, Be Ql«+ickly. Relieved Ry
0r. Wood's Norway Pone Syrup.
Tho terrible, hacking, lung -racking
cough that sticks to you an spite of every-
thing you Have done to get r;cl of it, is a
great danger to your health, and the
longer it sticks," the more serious the.
menace. becomes,
The constant coughing keeps the lungs
and bronchial tubes in such an irritated
and inflamed condition they get no -
chance to heal.
Youwill find in Dr. Wood's Norway
Pine Syrup a remedy that loosens the
phlegm and heals and soothes the lungs,
thereby fortifying them against serious
pubnorary disease.
Mr. J, W. F, Whitely, Verrniliou,, Arta.,
writes;—"I wish to express my thanks for
what Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup
has done for me. For a number • of
weeks I had been suffering from a very
severe hacking cough, and all the remedies
I tried failed to relieve me. At least I
secured a bottle .Of "Dr. Wood's," and
after taking it I secured great relief..
Needless to say it is now any intentiten.
to always keep at supply on hand."
"Dr. Wood'a" is.35c.'and 606. a bottle .
at all dealers. The genuine is put up in
a yellow wrapper; tlireo pins trees the .
trade 'mark; mauufacturec> only by The
T. Milburn Co.; Limited, Toronto, Oirt,
Human Nature.
Beneath "these troublesome dis-
guises that we wear" we are much
the same, and if the most supercit ous .
of fine ladies or the •moat fastidious
of nen only knew,
We are very slightly changed
From the semiapes who ranged
India's prehistoric clay.
In the little interval of time given
us upon this planetwe arefilled with-
the
iththe most fatuous assumptions cf hu-
man vanity, and- the reason for thein
does not appear. We ridicule the
savages for what they clo, and could
Anything be more savage than what
we palefaces were doing from 1914
to 1918? We call those queer who
are not of our outward ways and
seinblanees, though in the real stuff
of character they may be better, as
Gunga Din -was better than the thirsty
man lie served.
It doesn't take enrich to set us back
from our 'acquired character to aur:;
original nature. Sometimes a leene
spell of sickness discovers tee s`ivhst
we really .are, as compared with the
fine creature -we "like to pretend we
are. Starvation will bring old friend
to the point of clutching each oti
threats, .. and i
an excess' ..ofbo'
dal .
y
1.
tigue may curdy the sweetest temper:
Let us not hear that any human be-
ing has an angel character till he has
been under some excruciating trial
and has emerged with honor- from
the ordeal.
The very serious trouble with most
people' is that they are human, like
ourselves. They react in the same
way under the -same stresses. They
also want sympathy and are 'looking
for a friend. They, too, heartily en-
joy being appreciated or at least
understood. Burdens that are heavy
for cis are heavy for thein, -It is as
'easy for them to watch ether peep's --
at work as it is for us. They like-
wise 'enjoy picnics and parades.
It is time to get over the idea that
wehave. to be •coanfortable because
we were brought up that way, while
others were predestined to eery and
pare so hardened to their condition
that we needn't bather. One effect
of -travel—if the trav'elee• 'is impres-
sionable, and some travelers are not—
is to show us that no country has a
monopoly of eeertain homely virtues
that take root and flourish in the
ble'akest as in the richest soil. Nor
is -any other country particularly i'n- •
-
terested in our introspective studies
of how good we are and our ingrowe
ing imagination of our greatness:
Boastfulness ,is a `posture as unlove-
ly for the millions as it is for one.
Let us give credit to -others for ,one.
sessing.some off •the qualities we •ardw
mire so much in ourselves.
PIMPLES and aLOTCHES
ALL OVER HER FACE.
Pimplest blotches and all other un-
sightly skin troubles are caused ' beetle
'blood being in an impure condition.
Those little festering sores, appear on Au,
forehead, on the nose, on the chin, and
• other parts of the body, and although
they are not a dangerous' trouble ,;they
are very uneightly. ,
There is only one way to get rid of
them, and that is by. purifying the blood
of all its impurities. .
'Burdock Blood Bitters is without, a
doubt the best remedy for this purpose.
Thi valuable medicine has been on the
' mar et for the past' 42 years mid i is repuw '
tation is such that you are not experiment.
ing with some new and untried remedy.
MIse Marguerite ihigloy, 61 11 [trine
Ave:, Halifax, N.5., Writers' -`II have
suffered very mettle during the last' two
years, from pafnples and blotchee, having
them all over my face, 1 tried different
remedies without any relief. I was
advised to try Burdock I3lood Bitters,
which 1 did, and after taking just two
bottles I have been, • as I believe, penman••
ently relieved, as I haven't lead a pimplet
or blotch since, 5 • can highly! room,
mend forelock Blood Bittors.
B.B.B. is tut u only by The Z
Milburn Co., Lirn tcd, Toronto, Ont.
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