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The Clinton New Era, 1920-9-23, Page 3'Thursday, September 23rd, 1920, TtI15 'C4INTQt•1, NEW .ERA.. rgxi nt:,u F Inn•iKe. CARUSO THE GREATEST LIVING TENOR will 'be In Toronto on September 30th, There will be people in Toronto who will hear him, but it ,will cost them from $4.00 to $10.00 for a single seat; but he WILL SING FOR YOU in your home exactly as he sings before the tremendous crowds at the Opera or on the concert plat- form. HIS MASTER'S VOICE RECORDS only can do this for you; as Caruso slags exclusively for Hie Master's Voice. A stock •of Caruso Records always on hand. Call and select some W. 11. IIELU'AR JEWLER & OPTICIAN Issuer of Marriage Licenses phone No.174w; House 174 j SPECIAL Fof Sautrday 5 cans Salmon $1 5 cans Sadines $1 5 cans Pilchards $1 BUY YOUR PEACHES NOW LATE CRAWORDS AND ALBERTAS . ARE COM. ENG IN DAILY W, T. V 'NEI L, THE HUB GROCEk Phone 48 - Fresh Fruit Daily .�- • MARKET REPORTS 3iogs 819.50 Butter Eggs 'Wheat $t.95 to $1.98 'flats 85c to 87c .Barley 40c to '45c Buckwheat ......... $ii5 to $1.20 ' flay *19.00 to $20.00 Bran •$45 ton Shorts M. to $56 Milifeed $50. Potatoes $2.00 bag 50-60 58-59 You are nt- e C_Z•��� y porim. I.ng when 1» you usu Dr. Chase's Oint- ment -for Eczema and Skin Irrita- tions. It relieves at once and gradu- ally heals the skin. Sample box Dr, Chase's Ointment free if you mention this paper and send 2e. stamp for postage. eco, a box; all dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., T.Imltod, Toronto ' Dates of Fall Fairs Following is a list of the fall fairs in this district issued by the Agricultural Society Branch of the Ontario Depart tient of Agricultural: Bayfield Sept. 29 and 30 Dungannon Oct. 7-8 Ford'wtch Oct. 2 Lucknow Sept. 23-24 Seaforth ., Sept, 23-24 Teeswater Oat. 5-6 Wingham Sept, 30 -Oct 1 CASTOR IA For Infants and Children in Use For,Over 30 Years Always bears %�?- the s �+Wif. Signature of County for 1920 School Fairs in 1-faron Date 'Oct. 4. pct. .5, 'Oct, 8, Where Day Wroxeter Belgrave Bluevale Monday Tuesday Friday PIL no -not Duffer another da with Itehlh ,iilood- ial- Ing Piles. no surgi eel oper- ation required, br, Ohs>ao's Olntnseot will relieve you at 000 and afford lasting, beacon eco, a box: ai cleaners, or Edmanaon,. Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. -Sample Box free 11 300 month »; taus paper and en01o5020. stamp to pay postage, STRENUOUS CAREER OF SIR AUCKLAND GEDDES Perhaps the surest way for Sir Auck land Qeddes to be a disappointment its British Ambassador to the United Stat es Is for him to brake a brilliant success for assuredly the British public floes not expect It of him. The British public is rather sceptical of families of gen- iuses, If it gets dire out of a family iit•;t generation it is satisfied, although the history of the Cecils hardly ' supports the belief that genius is not likely to be transmitted. Nevertheless, the British. public when it thinks of Brie; .Auckland, Ewan and Mrs. Chalmers Watson three brothers and a sister all important fact- ors in the war work of the past few years is inclined to thlitk that one or more of thein lies been over-estimated;, Sir Eric was the first brother to leap into -prominence. He carne from no- where to be one of the dominating figures in the War Cabinet, 'Sir Auck- land has been Minister of National Service, and more lately Minister of Reconstruction. Ewan operates a large steamship company in the Mediterran- ean, while Mrs. Watson is command- ant of the Woman's Royal Air Force. The American Post, The 'British people have been taught, by unduly nervous' instructors, that the position of British representative in the United States is one casting for almost superhuman tact and transcend- ent ability. Their view is that the ideal Ambassador would be either Mr. Balfour or Viscount Grey, or perhaps Lord Reading. Ali have had important mis- sions in the United States, and both Mr, Balfour and Lork Reading made a profound impression, Lord Grey was not so fortunate, put the fault was not his, Perhaps much of the astonishment that has greeted the announcement of the Sir Auckland Geddes choice was due to the fact that Viscount Grey, the most traetfui and diplomatic of men, had just returned to England af- ter having failed in his mission. It may very well be that Sir Auckland will be o great sueoess, that he knows the American people and American poli- tical conditions better than ambassa- dors who !night be supposed to out- rank him in finesse ant discretion. American comment upon the selection has been favorable. Sir Auklapd has an American wife. Ile is no stranger in the United States; and he fs known and liked in Canada. Scotch and Athletic. Sir Auckland Geddes was born in Scotland, and was educated at Edin- burgh University, London Hospital and Freiburg. His father was .an engineer whose work took him to all parts. of the worldy and brother Eric saw the light in India. Both boys had a taste for out of doors and for sports, as their physique today will bear witness. Eric is a somewhat bultocky figure. Auck- land, while tall and spare, not to say gaunt, has a tremendous pair of shoul- ders, which contrast with his scholar, like droop and the professional look that is enhanced by eyeglasses, Both played on the London Football team, After graduating in medicine, Auckland. P CULTIVATE HABIT OF SENDING IN MEWS One of the things that ought to become fixed habits in every house hold in Clinton is that of sending The New Era the news items that they may know of; tell us of your news and any neighborhood or other Penis that will be of interest to yourself, your neighbors or your friends. Every lodge, church body or social organization should have some representative who will promptly and carefully after its news report- ing, If you think some organization has better news service than your own, it is probably because that or- ganization looks after such matters better, Write your items and send them in when possible. Or telephone then. to No. 3o, but please don't ask that long lists, of names be taken over telephone, as it not only re- quires much time, but is fruitful in possibilities of error; AboVe ail, be early. Never Watt 1111 tate On Thursday to send an item that can be sent in days before, The New Era telephone number is 30 and at nights 95. Fix them to your Inlnd. Geddes, !home demonstrator and assis tont professor of anatomy at Edinburgh University and tater on Professor • of anatobty in the Royal College of Sur, goons, Dublin. From Ireland he ozone to Canada as professor of anatomy at McGill; How ,he Impressed the Stu- dents there some of them might tell, ;His reputation at any rate stood very high, and' today he would be reckoned among the best half-dozen British an- tliorities salt anatomy. Soldiering • Hobby. His professional duties were !not strong enough to keep him out Of the South African war, for he enlisted as a lieutenant in the Third Highland Light infrantry, The experience gave frim a great Interest *in military affairs, which he pampered as a hobby, according to John H,` Henderson, In the New York Evening Post, and "literally rode it to France 1n 19'14 with the rank of major," There he served on the Adjutant-Gen- era•1's staff and almost immediately dis, tiuguished himself for his executive ability, somethingthat had hardly been expected of a university professor, In 4916 he was sent back to England with the rank of Brigadler-General to take charge of the Recruiting Department of th'e War Office. It must be admitted that this was no "cushy" Job. It in- volved hardly less work than that of Minister of Munitions, but work never has hadany terrors for Sir Auckland Geddes, and it is conceded that he made a success of it. For his achievements be was awarded his C.B. and his K.G.B. When the Unionist Government was formed, Sir Auckland •was made Minis- ter of National Service. He was then called upon to enter Parliament which he did as. Unionist candidate for the Basingstoke division of Hampshrre. Many Important Posts. It was in the crisis of 1948 that Sir Auckland performed his most notable service in assisting to bring to bear the full power in men and industry of the country. It has been said of him that he possesses the rare gift of mak- ing whatever work lie is engaged upon popular, but while this may be so, it is also to be said that Sir Auckland raised up a host of critics. After the war he was entrusted with the important post of Minister of Reconstruction, which again involved great labor, and after holding It for some time he expressed his desire to retire from public life and accept the Presidency of McGill, which had been offered him. On Lloyd George's urging he remained and be- came President of the Local Govern- ment Board, which has great changes in view, among them the establishment of a new Ministry of Health. Now comes the crowning honor of the post at Washington, and if doubts are express- ed as to his being the best available man, it cannot be from any scepticism as to Sir Auckland's ability., He calls himself a Canadian, and it has always been a belief of i anadians that they understand their American cousins bet- ter than do the folk of the British isles. Canadians particularly will be "pulling', for Sir Auckland to make good. PALLID CHEEKS MEANS ANAEMIA New Health Can be Obtained by Enriching the BIood Supply • When a girl in her teens becomes pee visit, listless and dull, when nothing seems to interest her and dainties do not tempt her appetite you may be cer- tain that she needs more good blood than her system is provided with. Be- fore long her pallid cheeks, frequent headaches and breathlessness and heart •palpitation will confirm that she is an- aemic. Many mothers as the result of their own girlhood experience oan pro nsptly detect the early signs of anaemia and the wise -mother does not wait for the trouble to develop .further, but at once gives her daughter a course with Dr, Williams' Pink Pills which renew the blood supply and banish anaemia be fore it has obtained a hold on the sys tem, Out of their experience thousands of mothers know that anaemia is the sore' road to worse ills, They know the diff- erence that good red blood snakes in the development of womanly health. Every headache, every gasp for breath that follows the slightest exertion by the anaemic girl, every pain she suffers in her back and limbs are reproaches if you have not taken the Best steps to give your weak girl new blood, and the only sure way to do so is through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. New rich blood is infused into the system by every dose of these pills. From this new rich blood springs good health, an increased appetite, new ester gy, high spirits and perfect womanly development. Give your daughter Dr, Williams' Pink Pills and take them your self and note how promptly their in- fluence is felt In better health, You can get these pills through any dealer i» medicine or by midi postpaid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 52.- 50 from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Brockville, Ont. .A Chance of Your Life. To seeure a roadster gelding, sired by Templeton, he being a soft of Peter the Great, the dam Eva 8, with a record of 2.16, Not having time to train and care for him 1 offer him at a price ybu can clean up some money. Civet busy and write at once or apply at Lot 22, con. 2, Turkersmith, L.R.S. Edgar Butt 1Cippen. • Deadly Parallel What otic 13'aelfward-looking Premier thinks as compared with Britain's Forward-looking Rremier's views, W a ask our readers•:. to judge` which is right, Arthur Meigitcu'. ort Progress 'Lloyd George -nu Progress ' "A truly *great future is ahead of Can- ada if we only keep our heads and ser - thusly believe tine .doctrine o f work, Work, after all is the normal t°eondition of 'r''s•.-�, A--0R....1d.d...a� man,-- I mean of every man, and it is the -best answer ,to Socialistic, Bolsheviks. and Soviet nonsense, The great task before the people of Canada is to get back, riot to old con- ditions, but .to old-time sanity of thought apd action, to get back to our old high. standard of living and char- acter, standards headed down to us by out forebears: We have been living for tate past six years in an highly ab- pornnl and artificial age, and the soon- er we get to normal conditions the bet- ted it will be for us all, The plain duty of 'the hour is to think straight, to take a good square, clear-eyed look at ourselves and our conditions, and to resolve that we will know fora surely the wisdom of eve3y step, that we will have none of the nas- trums of the political theorists and agitators, ;}tat we will not be led astray by any ism or theory„ resolved that by hard, honest, Intelligent endeavor, b}, less extravagant living and clew straight thinking, we will work out our salvation, keep pace with all that is beet in this mew age, and recommence the work halted 1n part by the war, and in which we were succeeding so well, that of making thls a great nation of happy, contented and prosperous peo- ple." -Arthur Meighen, at Colchester. WESTERN ONTARIO PROGRESSES EDUCATIONAL I Business Administration Now Taught At Western University • "Millions • of gallant Ymuvtg men have fought foi:tlte•new world, !dun dregs of thousands have died to establish it. If wesffillto honor the pro- mase given: to theist we dishonor ourselves, What ddes••a, new world meant What. was d like? ft wasthe ol worldworld ,where toil for myriads of libirest workers, men and women, purchased nothieg better than squalor, penury, anxiety and wretched- ness -a woridi scarred by .slums and disgraced by sweating, where unemploy meat through. the vicissitudes of In- dustry brought despair td mulititudes of humble hrotnes; a world, where side, by side with want, there was waste ora the Inexattstible riches of the earth; partly through ignorance and want of; forethought, partly through entrenched: selfishness, ;It we renew the lease of that world we will; petray the heroic dead, We shalt,be; guilty of the basest perfidy that ever blagkened a people's, fame Nay, we shall stdre up retribution for ourselves and for our children,. The old w.prid must and will come. to at each. No effort can shore 11 up much longer. If there be any who• feel in- cljased to maintain it, Iet them beware fest it fall upon them and overwhelin. them and tY_feir househol'd's ilii ruin, it should be the sublime. duty of all Without thought of partizanship, to help in bullttleg up "the new world,. where labor shall have Its just reward and indolence alone shall -suffer want." (Sid,) D. Lloyd George, iii "The Future.'° , bury school whose name did not ap- pear with the successful candidates In the Entrance examinations of this year has received his certificate, Goderich.-The Goderich Fire Conn- pany met on Tuesday evening and elect ed a new fire chief in succession to Mr. Win. Thompson deceased the honor fail ng on Mr,Wm, Tait, Mr. Simon McKay vas elected fats lieutenant, and Mr. Con. Stapleton second lieutenant, Seaforth.-Tate Murless Players have received numerous repuests for ap- earances in various towns, including Goderich, St. Thomas, Mitchell, Clinton t. Marys, Wingham, Exeter and Hen - all. They are now working on a new lay one of the recent successes from ew York which has not yet appeared n a Canadian stage. - McKillop Twp. -Tice worst fire in his township in many years occurred n the farms of Mr. Samuel Storey, 5th oncession on Friday afternoon last when his two bank barns and the entire rop from 200 acres were completely estroyed by fire together with the sep rator of Mr. Archie Lamont who was 161 London, Sept. 22nd. Western Univer- sity has taken another step in its Bevel opotent by opening a special course in Business Administration. There has l been a crying need throughout Canada' for years for a specialized course in scientific business management, The i p need has been but imperfectly and inade quately met by correspondence courses S from American schools and colleges. I s The Board of Governors of Western Univeristy recognizing the opportunity 1"` open to them to serve the people of ° Ontario in this most important branch } of industry have planned a four year's t course that will satisfy the need com- ' o pletely and efficiently, c The extra professors necessary to carry out 'this course of lectures have e sought and found from among the most j d brilliant and successful business men of a the district, This Crew course of studies compris- fling as it does, lectures in Arts al well Ila as in the spechal subjects pertaining exclusively to Business Science, leads 10 to a Bachelor's Degree in the College of Arts. The subjects deaiinp strictly with business administration have been care- fully chosen, and embrace and most modern of business methods. They in- clude lectures in Accounting, Law, Busi ness Organization and Effeciency, Ad- vertising, and the System of Credits at present in vogue as well as the theory of Banking, also an exhaustive study of business mathematics and intensive work on statistical methods. Other sub Jects necessary to the conferring of ireshing on tlie 'Brown farm when the re broke out. Hensall.-Mr. Owen Geiger has a rge staff of men and teams employed drawing in an unusually heavy crop f flax this season. Hensall-Mr. Donald Urquhart, who has carried on grain buying and milling over forty-two years and to whom Hen - sail very largely owes its fame as a grain market, has sold his oatmeal mill and elevator to Mr. C. T. Mickle, late of Ridgetown, Zurich -Rev, Morris W. Ehnes, son of Mrs. A. G. Ehnes, of the village and well known in Zurich, who is Treasurer of the Committee on Conservation and Advance of • the Methodist Episcopal boreal of the United States, and of hicla Society have moved their general flice from New York city to Chicago st week. This compelled Rev. Mr.., Ines -.and' family to also move from wale, N. J., to Chicago. the B, A, Degree are similar to those'0 used in the general course. w Prospective students are required to ° be in possession of a certificate of Jun- is for Matriculation. Dr. K.P.R" Neville; L! Registrar of the University, will give full information regarding this new course to all enquirers, HURON COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEF � D Goderich.-The first cargo of new grain to arrive at the Goderich elevator arrived on Tuesday on the Glencairn, the cargo consisting of wheat and flax. Seaforth,-Mr. Peter Daley suffered a slight stroke recently but his many friends will be pleased to learn that he is able to be abont again, Egmondvilfe.--The Bazaar given by the ladies of the Bgnsondville Presby- terian church on Friday last was a most successful affair and largely attend ed.The proceeds amounted to $180. Tuckersnsith Twp. -Mr. 1•Iarry Tyn- dall has just purchased from the Robert 13e11 Engine and Tresher Co., Lt. of Seaforth, ne o of their err 15-30 Imperial tractors, Mr, Tyndall believes in power farming and deep plowing and the also knows the kind of tractor to buy to ac, compllsft the result. He is using a font' furrow gang and is plowing over an &ere an hoar making a first class job, /44,4blary.-Gordon MOGaVin of Lead t OF INTEREST TO WOMEN a * x e * * e* e r w * Raw onions quickly relieves the pain from an insect sting. Oatmeal should not be bought in Jorge quantities as it quickly becomes stale. Vinegar added to the water in which fists is boiled will make the fish firm and odd•to its flavor, When making peach short cake, but- ter the biscuit dough well before spreading with peaches, By adding one teaspoonful of corn- starch to each cup of sugar, chocolate fudge is sure to be smooth and creamy. A little floor wax rubbed on dresser or other drawers .where elle friction copses will cause them to slide in and out easily. To tante rust out of steel, cover the steel ,with sweet oil, well rubbed in, and its 48 hours use u,islacked lime finely powdered And rub until all the rust disappears. ff suet is ]belted in the oven and put into Mrs it will keep any length Of time, The suet is much easier to chop if treated ift this way. Puddings will keep better if they arc made with suet hat ,has been Melted in the oven, Page ;Five M IDS:UMMER CLEAN UP AR Whitt;'. Gooch„ Ladies' and Children's Ready-to.Wear and Canvas Footwear Ladies' Voil•Waists, Ml at one price to clear $1,25 Ladies White Cotton Combinations reg, $2. to clear at, , $1,25 Ladles' Knit ' onrbinations-several styles to choose from ohoice for $1.00 Children's Wash Dresses -write or colored and: wash suits • for small boys all at clearing prices Cotton pants for small boys to clear at 50e Canvas shoes from $2,75 to $3.50 on sale at ...$2.5o Canvas shoes from $2.25 to $2.75 on sale at ......... $1.95 White Shoe Polish, cake or bottle, reg. 15c size , . „2 for 25c PRICE ON SPECIAL LINES CASH AND NOl EXCHANGE • Plumsteel mall Profits ;'hone 25. rose More Business Public Notice. On application for Revocation of Order -in -Council bringing into force the provisions of Part 2 of the Canada Temperance Act in the County of Huron: NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to section. 113 of the Canada Temperance Act that a petition signed by at least one fourth in number of the voters in the Coputy of Huron will be laid before the Honorable the Secretary of State for Canada, praying for the revocation of the order of i•lis Excellency, the Gov, er or- ener n G al of Canada, in Council, bringing Into force is the County al Huron Part 2 of the Canada Temper- ance Act; and that such petition will be deposited in the office of the Sheriff of the County. of Huron at the Court House hi tlse town of Goderich in said 'County on the 8th day of October, 1920, and will remain so deposited for ten days thereafter for public examina- tion by any person. Dated this 22 nd clay of September, 1920, C. Seager, Solicitor and Agent for the Petitioners. Auction Sale of house and lot and furniture, Tire Executor of the estate of the late Annie Ross will offer for sale at public auc- tion -on Saturday the 2nd day of Oct- ober, 1920, at 1.10 o'clock p.ns., at the premises, the North part of Lot Number 034 on the corner of Kirk and Townshend Streets, in the Town of Clinton. On the premises there is a comfortable 7 -roomed house, lately re- novated and in good condition, a very desirable home for a small family. At the sante time and place will be offered the following furniture: -i Singer sew- ing machine; 2 drop leaf tables; t kitch- en table; 6 cane seated chairs; 10 kitch- en chairs; 7 rocking chairs; old sew- ing machine; 2 cupboards; t cooking stove; 1 coal oil stove, 3 -burners; 2 wood heating stoves; 3 lounges; 6 wood en bedsteads; 1 bureau; t coal oil heat- er; 1 organ; 1 dresser; 3 wash stands; 1 writing desk; 2 book shelves; 2 small tables. A quanfTly of preserving seal- ers, carpets, mats, pictures, nsilk cans, stovepipes, trays, clock, pictures, mir- rors, dishes, crocks, flower pots, clothes baskets, bedding, lamps, flower stand, and •y4 cords of short wood; 1 child's crib. Terms of sale of Furni- ture -Cash. • of Real Estate, 10 % cash and the balance in 30 days, For further particulars and conditions ap- ply to W. Brydone, Solicitor for Thos. Fraser, Executor, Geo, Elliott, Auctioneer, For Sale. A pair of Beagle Hound Pups for sale, Six months old. .Apply to New Era. Farm For Sale Lot 10, 13, R. N. Con, Stanley 163 acres more or less ,is offered for sale, Apply to N. Sundercock R. R. No. 1, Brucefield phone 45 on 621, Clinton, Bonds ,s, Offerings for the week are.-.-Prov- Na of Ontario 6% maturing 1 93 0, yielding 6,20%, Victory Bonds at mark t yielding up to 6.48%, Town of Tren ton, 5r/z%a to yield 6,75%n, Town of Brampton, 64 %'s to yield 6.60%. Town of ingersol 6%'s to yield 6. 60%. All other bonds at market and in amounts to•auit investor. W. Brydone. Fall Wheat Fertilizer for Sale 1 have a quantity of Basic Slag for Fall Wheat and pasture land for Sale. This fertilizer has been giving excel - tent results. Tr,, some. Apply to R. R. Sloan Telephone 7 on 600, Clinton. House for Sale. 8 -rums arouse, 3 -piece bathroom, a hot .air furnace, town water, good gar- den wind chicken !house, Apply toW. S. Harland, on the premises, Princess St Farm For Sale •W•••••••4%,.... Offers tor sale has in the Township of about 2 % mites froth is well talar on, (wells mid fowling good and to a good J: W, Elliott.^"Apply to Citllfolt. , s1 W. Brydone, Clinton, Thomas Archer farm of 125 acres Ifuilett, located Clinton. The farm fenced, and watered spring); the soil is state of cultivation.. BERRY & CAMERON Berry & Cameron who have pur- chased the machinery and equipment from Wilson Elliott are now opened,. for business and cum handle uli woes:',; the line of repairs. At the old: stand on Huron street. Perm For Sale Lot 31 con. 7 Hullett; choice 100 acre farm good building, wee watered good Marchwood bush, Possession any Hine. For further particulars apply to R. J. Walkins R. R. No 1 Clinton Phone 640--6 For Sale. 8 -roomed house for sale, on Harms street. Apply to Mrs. J. Mcliveeae, Fcr Sale. Two size roomed houses on Fredet- ' ick St. near the new Flax Mill, will be sold very cheap, and on easy terms. Apply to Jacob Taylor or C. B, Hale. FERTILIZER When sowing your Winter Wheat be sureof a crop by sowing Swifts Fertifiz er. Swifts High Grade Acid Phosphate" is especially suited for Winter Wheat and any quantity of it may ea secured at our Elevator. Give us a call before disposing of your Wheat, Oats or Barley as we are paying highest market prices. W. Jenk ns &&ori FLOUR AND FEED Phone 199 Residence, 131. UflI4I q I QUJ It SY vhf" HARVEST HELP EXCURSIONS $15.00 to Winnipeg Plus 36 cent per mile Beyond AUGUST 9th, lith, 16th and 18th, stations Toronto to Scotia Jct, inclus- ive; also all stations on Depot Harbor, Midland, Penetang and Meaford branch- es. AUGUST 9th and 16th froth all the stations it the province of Ontario and Quebec, kpibroke, Golden Lake, Up- tergrove,''"T'oronto And gash, AUGUST tltlt ani 48th, from all the stations in Ontario, Toronto and West, Full information from any Gran$ Trunk Ticket Agent or 0. B. /lornina District Passenger Agent, Trponto. John Raiisford & Son, city passese ger and 'ticket Agents, phone 5P A. 0. Pattisoay station agent. 4 1 Pill a Laxative. - t 2 Pills a Cathartic. 3 Pilin r, ative This is the Way itflilburn's Laxa- Liver Pills Work. You won't have the old, griping, nauseating, sickening, purgative pills once you try Lama -Liver. They do not knock out your syetetu or deplete the vital organs. 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