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THURSDAY. MAY 27. 10(5
011M111iUN fltHiNCE3
fn rho Bettor ox9'tie Poem :
Mr, ___slot,, evidently in had tem -
pert taken advantage: of your impel' to
reply to my letter svllie r ttppeari•r1 in
to recent iernle by re(rorting to p8180081
abuse, thinking that such will meet
with the approval of your traders.
As thief is one of his well-known
rharactertstie:s--ut abuse tbnse who
rl(4tl0at see and think as he does and
width fH evidenced by hie attack on
It. I:. Richardson, a prom Mee t Liberal.
but a person who poesessee a spirit of
indepeudeuce that will not permit hire
tet
condone wre,og•ldo}ng 111 his party,
but herauso of this be is denounced as
bring equally guilty with myself for
the eirculr,'.ivu of sleet'on "slush” as
he tulle it I cart 0Hnar'e hirrl he pays
rile a Somf Innr ill. ir1 rla8(1lsg rue with
1t. L. Richardson in '•bre regard. Mr,
Hislop exrrle its into liganrr'. if we are
to believe hie He(f-r: ,nater l.te4 author-
ity, while he saye 1 oma blockhead.
Title I do not. treat Her io 1.11v and will
leave: it t„ the people who are rornpe.
tent to lodge sr; to the eorrectnees of
hIH Htatemr ill thht f re 1t 1H 1101 1157
hiten)lor1 t<, leeeeni tr. the level of
p0(80(5ai abuse, err s4 hi ;h lie has haver..
eel himself.
1(c his fir sr. letter be pointed out the
growing debt of the emintry auwl tried
to fix the resp oY eibil.ty en the mew/tit
0overornet.t. 1e explanation I point-
ee3 out that hath parties ate 1'vs4F1o154-
ible for the inrrmtee of debt anti to a
large extent that inert/ase is jl„itifi-
able. I %tasted that, the debt lecre Sed
by $82,'11()(),4), doting the life of the
late rinse -remota '_bin Ito aay8 wane
only an average leereme of seloo(3,001)
per ann(110, wf.si„ the Barden Gevern-
merit inereased the debt by arra) eres,(X,n
d ming lastyear. 6711th a taternenr4 ie
misleading and (refalr. Duxsng the
time that intervened) between 1850 rand
11X,» the ltd linen, t't the debt mei small
but as et r, a 1)t 14 railway regi. fatioo,
preened in J'153 and a108051ed at a later
period the re,,t boyar( tel ahsnnl( large
proportions in 1908 with the result
debt ways ((("reseed 814'lii:),15)') during
th(4t year. In I13(10 an increase of e15.-
960,410. fele ru, nrlditien 812,Ki8,21)7
and in IDI), 83,773,u()0 wei•: added or a
toted inereaae of $70,370,11)2 in the na-
t:ional debt of Canada during the last
4 years of the Laurier reign. Net -
withstanding the Fant, as 31r•. Hislop
Hays, that the treasury ways overflow-
ing, every dollar was spent and debt
fnr 5 ed to amour stated. e
7 r aH It Lisle The
Borden Government t nment 11(4)5 been in power
nearly 4 years whist to their financial
history 1n 1912 e, sm p1u4 of 8122,591
over all expeodi, rues ; 291a a surplus
((8111' a)1 expenditures of $25,017,5035 ;
1011 a deficit of iiie,40).(10() and in 11315
a deficit of $(10,000,e00. result being an
increase in the debt. of Canada of $53,-
240.145 in past 1 year's as compared
with an in (.tree of 8711,370,IO2 in 4
years 1,4 Liberal (3overnrnelt, He.
sarcastically says I ale iusniting the
inteliigenre -of your re(4der8 when 1
Hay that a large portion of the Loss of
revenue during last year iH dire to the
war. II -is computation of revenue for
last calender year sheave a failing off
of 82,2833,000 per month for ft months
when there was no War ora total fall-
ing off for the year of $27,420,000 leav-
ing, he Hays. a lot's of .5.'1,(XXI.n(Xl due, to
the war. Now her,: iH where his
statement 1H misleading. 11,, takes
calomel' year instead of (keel year
which begirei rel forst. day of April 11111
(anti end's on,31HL of March 11115, No-
tice change in result„ WO had 8 menthe
war 11113tc•nl of 1 months, therefore rte_
carding to his Noires loss of revenue
would ho twice $5,0133,000 or 8133,000,-
000 in last fiscal year due: to the war.
I)ecbtrt that fi'orn increase of debt, by
Burden Government and you have a
net, inrl'eesc in the debt ((oder uadinat'y
Oireurn9taime5 of $13,2(1(1,1(15 rte cont-
pared With an Mermen/ of 3()70870,102
10 a sirnilru' per1011 by Laurier. 1St;
Harr it Cs net a war tax that the Gov-
ernment has levied. Let us investi-
gate. According to his estimate there
will he a fulling oil in revenue, des to
war, of $15,000,000 in the year, to that
add $7,000,000 for interest r1)5 War loan
and you have 822,000,1)00, then add
$55,000,0110 for pension fund and you
have a total of 827,04)0,0(10. income
front new taxes iH estimated at $30,-
000,000 Hu that in accepting his method
of calculation there is little dispar iiy
in the amounts. 110 Rays the war hag
helped industrial conditions. Sarh an
aegurnent 1 consider unworthy of con-
eideratiun.
Cut down the expendil.nr(1 they say
but they have never moved that cer-
tain expenditures be struck out.
TiaV talk and insinuate, but have. no
alternative to offer. Stop public
works they eery and again urge Gov-
ernment to increase expenditure.
For example M. Martin M. P., fol.
Montreal, 1:rilicitled (inve'o)ntm1, fnr
not plachrg amts horn of 83,000,00(1in
.08410514te8 to relieve labor nnntlitions Su
)Aontreel. Geo, 1'. Grebe urge(1. Gov-
ernment, to 4155) !LH influence with the
bank55 in order Leat manufacturers
might receive money and commence
operations and thus give relief to
labor conditin155, Member for Sl.
13yaclnthe, (,lnebec, urged. Govern-
ment to proceed with public works to
give relief to unemployed. 1(, A. Mc-
Donald, M. 1'., Places, N. S., con-
t.lorrluud Government for not giving
more protection to Iron and store) in-
elustt'y in his Province. He said
Laurier Government gave you $45,000
per month in bounties but title Govern-
ment will do nothing. Here we have
leading Liberals urging inereaued ex-
pondiliires to relieve labor conditions
and still they Hay Out down expends'
tore, Is that emisi8tent ? Govotn-
Montis proreorlhrg to complete elf
pu1)11(1 work under construction in
order Lhat employment; b' g iven to our
d
citizens and the national interests con -
stewed, They charge Government
with extravagance but, point to no
specific case where $1.00 of public
(1(000y luta bene rrrisepent. The re -
novae of 1111111ic A.ccounbe Comrnibtee,
to which rho Liberal members have
(4000104 for investigation 01' any ex-
petelit;111'e made by the Government,
shmv that with the exception of $12,-
000 for supplies for fleet contingent, no
money time directed (rant tern girl- stallion Routes for 1915
:nate rrinrtie, The firr)vernlrient'B
pellet* lute received the fullest lovesti-
gatiOn : the prosecution of the svrnng.. --
ilo•eand 1.101 return _orinnney taken' INCIDENT'
wrongfully from tiro treet,ut'Y of the
couutey. Ali, llisluiFt'H' attitude', and NELBON. HAYDEN, Proprietor
one he ptrshitently i'011oWed through• MONDAY-WUM l ,ve bli own stable -Lot I.
out his letter, is to /unify 'wrongdoing, (Ioe.l Garay, and go South to urea merlon•
in hi,, perilbynay ug ,; ;tory (#,,,r n• eahlea ruinirei Hafor Poop i Iteen rWes tend
moot surae 20 y(8J's a,gn did the melts t'UESIM'i.• 01 fiT and -fast Yn ,0ari Hne1h•
thing, Which poicy swill you accept or's,lot le, tCmi.(2.fnrn,n,n'then8oulhand
that of Bordet? Government of that, of _Gist t0 flesh McKay's, I,ot 2e, Con, la, !or
tilt' htteGOV('r'ninenlas annneit ted by nlKht.
Mr,. Histo) ? raceen',,, L 21), ca . it for west to whWiere
Hislop Strachan s, Lot 2a, Can. (L tar epee, whore Pte
13e says 1 am wrong in etatieg late w01 remain till Thnrrdny Morning
Government iaresJr,oueiblefor dealings n,w oriba Can4•ht ay„� lfteaeonRet eti
of McKenzie &'bMann with Wile Do- gait and North to olein Ylaber'a, hdy,Grey
minion and s4at,rs Hutt. 4,100,11(N)acres and Weer/co,ter ni ht
of land were given by Tory Govern- • i igt7--wi of to bfoleewerah to $eery
merits, time leaving the imprecation is Own stable
n r 14 t nien8onth and west to
his own at1Alo fnr ninon
that said grants were given to MG j SATURDAY -west one North to Wm. (3_U•
Kenzie & .Mann, which is u0G the 53(a80 j son x.l at a8 bey Bowlek and Tarnborry, for
111es(s gran Gd were reads pl'Ws' to 1801 , noon t Ehon Ails oyrnremain until the ,atnl,lo where hs will
and M(Kenzie & Mann did nor, begin
ite
railway building till 1805 svbon they)t
acquired (he chru4(15' of the Lake Pure Brod Clydesdale Stallion
AlanttobaReit way &.(lanai Company, BORDER CHIEF
after Wards pnrchrtsbng the Win(4peg
and Hudson Bey 1111e (turf 418o the (15031) V01,20 Enrolment NC. OW, Form I
Inspectedoated and Approved.
dManitoba South Western, tit us form-
ing
ur -ing the beginning or what le 110W ALLAN SPENT, Prop.
known as the Canadian Northern Th)55 well known Clye0 horse will stand for
service daring the present season at his own
stable, Lot 14, (Jon. 4, Morris. 47.4
BLAISDON COLIN (Imp.)
ltailsvay system. 10 1003 they were
inoognived by Leto lee Govetrnrlent by
a guarantee of their bonds anti later
r0 1011 Laurier Government guar•ante-
e(i their bunds to the extent of $85,-
000,00I for the line from Montreal to
Port Arthur oe a total or $55,000,000
thus establishing in this country a
third '_'railer nntineutul ('ail way. The
ProviureH hall aloe guuranteee Web
boucle to the extent of $370,0(10,000 arid.
- (01 the sO'erlgth of theuarantees
given by the Dominion and the. Pro-
• viores:McKenzie & Mann were enabled
todispose of 0nguat'anteed bonds to
• the extent of $170,000,000. That was
the condition of affairs when 141c -
Kenzie & Mann came to Borden ask-
ing for additional guarantees. 'rhe
enterprise was threatened with eol-
(epee. Aid must be given or allow the
I road to ge into liquidatiou. Govern-
' meta decided to see the road carried
to ry,rnpleLion, whirl was agreed to by
Sir Wilt idLaurier, Geo. P. Graham
and ex -Pittance Minister Fielding.
Only d.ff.neece of Opinion was regard-
ing seeu(ity given by McKenzie &
Mann frit said guarantee. Liberal.
Ge.ver•mnerits of Alheeta, .Saskatehe-
wart and Quebec solicited the Borden
Government to give aid required for
ernepletion of the lire, "But, says
;lir. Hislop, if Lathier had been in
},ower :lk11.1t55ie & Marin would not
Crave been able to drag the Govern-
ment into a partnership which calls
for the Government to put up the
money and the other fellows dose
they please In spending it." What
mil the Mins :' Laurier, e'
b av
855,000,-
(XN) in _,oar anree) W a1rKenzte & Mann
but dirt not ee0ure anything in return
for the people. Borden gave $52,000,-
000 se per tslr. Hislop's statement, but
secured for the people of Canada $40,.
000,000 of stork In the rued, or in other
words 215 of the ptnfits accruing from
the operation of the road will be paid
into the treasury of this Dominion for
the benefit r,f the people, whereas
Laurier Government gave 555,000,000
in guarantees but secured nothing, al-
lowing all profits to go to McKenzie &
Mann. He might tell you of 14c -
Kenzie & Mann's dealings with Laurier
(Government in 181)7 in the Yukon,
which cost country a large sum and
nothing in return for the people. He
might also tell of the high apprecia-
tion, of the services of McKenzie &
Mann by the late Government. They
eo loved them and adrnix'etl the gteat
work that McKenzie & Mann were
doing for Canada, in the capacity of
railway builders, that high hnuors
were b5HtoWe(1 on these 4(314(115011(151 by
the King, at request of Sir Wilfrid
Laurier and to -day are known as Sir
William ;McKenzie and Sir Donald
Mann.
Mr. Hiel0p says Borden gave sub-
Airlies to the extent of 824,000,000 and.
Laurier only gave 80,000,000. Take
the N. T. Railway for which they are
reeponeible. 000.P. Graham, ex -Min-
ister of ltailways in Laurier Gover'n-
11/0711 says the 7 years interest which
tili0 (toiletry pays to Grand 'Trunk
Pacific is subsidy what does it ansount
to ? The l:aster'n division Front Meno-
tom to Winnipeg will cost the people
of Canada $2041,1100,000 the hitere8t on
that for. 7 years, at 4% compounded
and you have it8ubsidy of 803,000,000
Ln G. T. Pacific. That is not all.
They bound this country :to pay 7
years interest without r'eaource, 00
the Mountain Hectic), which will emit
the people of Canada another $14,000,-
00) and again on account of the im
r er ent.it clause, i'
1 n i ns h/h
w as put in
w L
1 g p
their Bill a tainst rot protest of .
6 p e S. Sutker,
M. P., for Hamilton, this country is
culled on to pay an additional sunt to
said Company of $13,000,000. The
aareetnent gives the G. T. P. Co'y a
lease of the road for fro years at, 3%
on cast of conetluction but (mina, y
Will have to pay at least 31% for the
money, therefore we 01081 capitalize
the difference viz. (i per rent. foe 50
years and yon have 825,000,000 more,
or total of $115,000,000 subsidy for
building 1750 lnfle8 of Railway from
4.Vinnipeg to the Ooael or a subsidy of
8)15,(100 per mile. To this add the.
$0,000,00(1 Mr. Ilis1Op Days Sir Wilfrid
gave and you have a tol;al or 13121,1)()0,-
000 of subsidy given by Sit WWeld
while Bohlen gave but $24,000,01X1.
They deceived the people of (3811(0111. in
estimating nest of N. '2, R. at $00,000,-
(1(1)) when it hits actually mist. $2(1)0,000,-
000 anti to Lhat add 8115,010,050 of
8nb81(18 to (3,'1'. R. Co'y and if we in
r.lud5 Quebec: bridge you have $25,0(N),-
(1111) more or Intal east to people of
Canada ((I' 13840,000,000, an amount al
wiper equal to National debt of
Canada. Because R. L. Richard-
son ohjents 1,0 Hurls extr'avagan('e
he is charged with the (emulation of
election ',steals," He might have told
you of the lion. A. 0. Blair, who re.
signed hitt-position as Minister of Rail -
Ways rather than be g
uilty
of placing
retch burden on the
peo-
ple of Canada. With Lhie burden on
our hands, the establishing of It third
Transcontinental railway by the late
government known as (J. 14, R., the
commencement of Hudson Bay. Rail-
way by them, I think you will agree
wide tete that a large proportion of
expenditure ie tine to ieaislation pleat
ed on Statute book prior to Borden
government coming 185,0 power and
HENRY BONE, Prop.
TLIs pure bred Shire Stallion will stand at
/ANIMA /fettle. s5 Lot 20, Con 8, Morris, dur-
ing'heseaoatr. Terms, 510.0840 insure a colta
week old, es this to wer year. Enrolment No.
7700, 8'orw 1, certifying to freedom from mal.
formations and diseases named under Act.
Elle laden Colin Ma well bred home and worth
seeing.
CUMBERLAND GEM
120781)0046, Enrolment No. 1897
Inspected and Approved,
JOHN J. McOAV1H, Prop.
This wall bred -horse will stand for service
during the present season at his own stables,
Lradbnry, Lot 2G, Con. 18, btcKtliop,
which itis bound to recognize by car-
ry1ng said writ ks to completion.
It is said it is ((holy to adult a utis-
take, but this Mr. Hislop is not willing
to do. He said in his fest letter price
of hinders had advanced by virtue of
the new tariff and argued that a far in •
-
er, who hays a binder pays: $10 of a
war tax, 82 going into the treasnry
and 88 into the pockets of the mane- -
facturers, 1 mauled out the fanner
did not pay a war rite on a binder as
bi0det8, mowers and harvesters ate
exempt from nese tariff. Beaten on
that paint he tries auother deyiee to
mislead the farmers. He says when
the tariff on binders, mowers and
harvesters was reduced by the Borden
government they increased value) ion
and as a consegnence the farmer paid
more duty than before reduction. if
Mr. Hislop would acquaint himself
with facts he would not make such an f
unwarranted statement. What are ,
the farts ? I will take irnpor1ttinn of .
7 and 8 foot binders. imported and en -1
trred at port of Winnipeg in the year
1911 under the late government and •
before reduction of 5% in tariff 'by
Borden government. Total number
of binders entered in .1911 was 208,
total valuation for duty purposes,
822,558, average valuation 8108.40.
Now take the number of binders en-
tered at sante city in 1914. after duty
was reduced by Borden. Number err-
tared 193, total valuation for duty 1
purposes, 819,403, average valuation
per binder, 8100 84. Then we have
follnwing result, duty paid by fanner
in 1911 011 a binrler $1898, duty paid
by farmer in 1914 after reduction in
duty by Borden, 818.04 or in other 1
words the farmer who buys a binder
in U. S. pays 85.94 less duty -in 1914
than he did in 1911 under the late
government. He says the fanners of
Canada have to pay 20% more for a
binder than the United States farmer
pays. I will give him a conundrum.
If a farmer pays 20 % more when duty
is 1244%, and the valuation 8100.84, bots
much per cent rnnre would he pay
when duty Was 174% nu a binder and
the valuation $10840? This should be
conclusive on the binder question, as
on mowers and other agricultural
implements so far as the government
isconcerned, with regard to valuation
for deity purposes. If Mr. Hislop
would try and give farts instead of
quoting extracts from Liberal news-
papers, designed for political purposes
he would do a gond work for the farm-
ers of this country, What is Mr. His -
COULD NOT SLEEP,
COULD NOT EAT
Woman So Weak and Nervous
Could Not Stand Her Chil-
dren Near Her -- Vinol
Changed everything for Her
g Y
Plant City Flµ, -•1r j wish;; geoid tell
everybody about Vinol, For nineear
I
was in bad health, I got se I could
not sleet) , and I could mit stand Mohave
have
my children come near me. 1 could not
even saw or do any heavy housework
1 was simply tired all the time, 1 tried
SO many medicines I could not recall
them all, but nothing did me any good,
One day a friend asked me to try Vinol
and said it was the best tonic she ever
saw. I did so, and soon got the first
good night's sleep I had had for a iongg
time. Now I sleep well, my appetite ie
good, my nervousness is all gone and I
am so strong and well 1 do all my house-
work and work in my flower garden
without feeling tired or nervous. Vinol
has made mea wetland happy woman."
.. Mrs. C. 1•-1. MILLER, Plant City, Fla.
Vino) contains the' curative, healing
principles of fresh cod livers (without
oil) and tonic iron.
Wo ask every weak run-down, ner-
vous person in this vicinity to try Vinol,
our delicious cod liver and iron tonic
Without oil, on our guarantee to return
their money if it fairs to benefit.
P. It, SMITH, Druggist
Brussels,
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MONTREAL, QUE. ST. JOHN, N. B.
lop's record with regard to Agricultur-
al implements, a simporter of a g
ov-
eunenpledged to give the farmers
free impletneuts? Placed in power in
1890 •ave no relief foo' 10 years, in 1907
they reduced duty on binders, mow-
ers and harvesters h 24%,bringing
e t s v.i0
down from 20%to 174%, At that time
Dr. Schnffuer, of Sont'is, Manitoba,
moved that 'it'be reduced to 10 per
cent but they voted that:4awi. Wm.
Knowles, M. P. foe Moose Saw, the
man who moved for free agricultural
impletntiuts during the session of 1914,
said in 1907 in speaking against the
Schaffner resolution, "The ulam1fac-
turers of agricultural implements
must certainly undersell the other
manufacturers of the world, or they
must compete with there at least.
They can do .so either by cutting
peice8 o ' by selling- in the open mar-
ket at the same price as they are 801)-
ina f u Canada. 1? t110y110 80 by selling
at crit peiee0, it is no argument in the
month of the Hon. member for Dal.
ton (Mr, Bendel sen), that the agri.
cultural implemeirt makers can statin
on their awn fooling. If they sell ire
foreign ,markets at the same pride as
in Canada then they can compete
with Ile it competitors and the re-
moval of the ditty would make no dif-
ference at all. 1f t tic 0auad)101 55(1011)•
facture] s compete 115 the world's mar-
ket8 filch prir•e rnitst be just as low
and there would be no object wit/M-
eyer in reducing the duties further,"'
This doctrine was ,1r(mie800(1 In by
Mr. leis tip and' the government. be
Boppnttr'd, '_'hail is mit all In 1911
he supported a policy to fix the duty
Oil bilidelc, mowers, and harvesters at
15 per cent and other agricultural im-
plements ata higher rate and that in
the face of the fact that the Americans
offered free trade in implements if the
Canadian government would agree to
such a proposal. This offer for free
implements was refused by Me. 1Yisiop
and his party. They went further
and );ave the manufaeturere assurance
that there would be no further reduc-
tion. Mr, Nesbit, Liberal Al. P., in
speaking in the city of Woodstock
said "He could not see that the manu-
facturers Would be touched very
Much, as few articles rnanufacLul-ed
in Canada were affected. He was
sure the Bain and ‘Vuodstock wagon
Companies would compete in the
world's markets, even with ' 2f pet(,
cent reduction in duty. He thought
the manufacturers opposed 1140)pioei.
ty, because of what might follow the
"thin end of the wedge,." but he had
been aeaured by Sir \Vllfrfd Laurier
and Mr. Fielding that nothing of the
sort would f illow They had gone as
far in the 45u•nte514' inlerrs1.0 its they
would go." Sir Wilfrid Lititie1 ques-
tioned in Plrrliiament with legated to
statement by ale. Nesbitt said, ',The
statement!mule by the Hnn, member
foe North .Oxford (Mr. Nesbitt) was.
(mite consistent with oui• policy, it
wee nothing .new and he had peefert
authority not o Av he hub every ((mem-
ber on the L,beeal eide to make that
statement." Mr. Hislop talks of in-
sulting the iutot Iigenoo of yeer readers,
but to turn down the fanners of this
comary when the government,which
he supports had mit nppm'Intlity to
grant them relief b11 eefueed to aro so
and then to tom right -about flee Mid
ask the farmees fee their support is a
juggling ton that fete Olen 59031111 care
to perform.
The Borden government has done
nrisch for the farmer, three times the
money is voted to 088ist Agriculture
01mpared with Lam', r gnvorltnent,
Rural mail was used by1
the me
government us a political expedient,
establishing it in many counties for
political gain, while the people of
Huron had to pay their share of ex-
pense bet was denied a service. Bor-
den gnvernuteut has lowered duties on
implements ; made ditching machines
free of duty ; exempted a large num-
ber of articles from war tax, such as
'r
bt leers finrvestere mowers binding
tsv101', cottonseed m�
meal, corn for feed-
ing purposes, fertilizers, &c., but that
-
is not all, the new tariff gives the
fanner an additional peoLeetron of 1
0.111t8 per dozen on eggs, nel(rly'2 cents
per pound on butter, also additional
peotectiocc on everything he produces,
so: that the farmer lies no right to
complain of his treat inept by the pets -
mit c8nverurnent.
Mr: Hislnp.in his closing paragraph •
(188nane8 the proportions of a Goliath
but l ran as8(11'e yon that those who
know hien anti have tnade a. study of
his letter, will come to the conclusion
that lie falls short of his own estimate,
excepting for abuse, hose in which he ex-
, g
cells,
In his blustering challenge to meet
me 011 the platform during the cam-
paign I can assure you he does not
intimidate t
datert '
r e to the le n
net and should
I be the candidate I will do my best
to accommodate hien in every respect.
Thanking yen, Mr, 17ditor, foe year
valuable apace anti regretting that it
has been necessary to again taouble
you, I remain,
Yours, Sse.,
J. BOWMAN.
Re iben C Martindale, proprietor of
Saiblhil.l ,Hotel, in Sandwich West, end-
ed his life by shooting.
The new Young Women's Christian
Association building at Serlia, Opt.,
costing_ 820,000 was dedicated.
Many women with disfigured complexions
never seem tothink that they need an pccasional cleansing
inside as well as outside. Yet neglect
opthis intern
albething.ehows itself n spotty, arid salipw cm lexons—
}ell as dreadful headaches and bilienseess, Iq eca se
the liver becomes sluggish, and Waste matter eec l pe
5.which Nature cannot rmove without Oaataa. ,Thepe t
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