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Worth Protecti ,
A good pi'tie1e is worthy of a good package..
A rich, stl•ori ,, delicious to§..like Red Rose is
worth putting into a scaled package to _keep it
15esh and good—,
A cheap, ypintnon "LL
tela is hardly, Worth
taking Cate of and is
usually sold in bulk,
Red Rose is always
sold in the sealed
package which keeps
it good.
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THE a I tae, and the horrors of discomfort,
�a� which these men went courageously
• through, Tie bad passed a you eol-
E Off` V AR dior, crouching in a tunnel sledg'ier
From Erin's Gree' Isle
NEWS BY MAIL FROM IRE.
LAND'S SICORES.
frppenh ge to the Emerald tele u1
interest to lrloh.
men.
Sir Edward Carson has; been on a
visit to the western front, and was the
guest of Sir Douglas Haig.
Mary McNainaea, was fined forty
shillings at the Limerick Petty Ses-
sions for having light weights in her
shop. .
'The Cootehill "Urban Council have
decided to allow more light for public
use this' winter, and are relaying gas
mains.-
At a meeting of the citizens of
Castierea, it was deckled to take steps,
at once to have the town lighted by
electricity.
•;and muddier,. than any creek, writing a Alaige number of laborers have left
letter home to his mother by the light the South of Ireland for England,
where they have engagedfor inland
cf a flickering candle.le. The young trans art:
AS SHOWN 1N THESE SKETCHES soldier had l000ted'u"p as he passed and p
lied ma a joke about his oozy rest- The death took place recently at
ing place, Other soldiers were in even Mayville, of Edward Egan, principal
worse condition. of the firm of John Egan and Son, of
"The Frenula army is a smiling Waterford.
host," said he; '`their courage is amaz-
ing." tractor demonstration was given
ing: by a young lady from Dublin on the
E .erywhere in the French army premises of The O'Connor Don, Clon-
thereis high appreciation of the Brit- alis, Caetlerea.
The plot -holders of Tootnovara have
presented D. O'Shea, secretary of the
Allotment Committee, with an address
and a cheque.
Mrs. Walsh was awarded 5300 at
the Dungarvan Sessions against the
OF THE WAR ZONE.
". Never Knew Iiow Good a World It
Ie Till I Went To Fight," Says,
Wounded Man,
In the wards of a big London hos-; lah soldiers, and "also of the Ameal.
.pital I stood at the bedside of a frail cans. Men of both armies are looked
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shadow of a man. He had a gentle, upon as the Frenchmen's worthy corn-
----J• timid air, and looked mildly through rales, and any day you will hear•, the
gold spectacles. He had a cruel `Tommies' and the `Sammies' applaud-
wouitd in his back and bad struggled ed in the French trenches.
Lux Navigation Company, for the loss
painfully back to life after a period of The other day I `net a man just re -
great suffering and danger, following turned from Rheims, "the city of Ger- of her husband.
rdians re -
a memorable battle on the fields of man's damnation," as it has been call- ortedlae iheiy Bi last meeting oard of u�that there
France, writes Ellen' Adair. ed. In spite of the fact that it ,has Pere twenty-one cases of scarlatina n
He was an American—and a school- been a scene of desolation, he hacl en- 1
master. He told me he had joined the .loyad the most delightful lunch of. his th'DWIe workhouse.
Canadians eighteen months ago, be -, life there, and told me he considered fined r.2lodging-at oAuse koepersh Petty vSoce
eachcause hia conscience had prompted the French women the most competent signs for not supplying their lodgers
him. With every disability and na- on earth. with registration cards.
ttu'al shrinking that can be imagined, The. streets of Rheims are grass- It is stated that German is the only
he had thrown himself into the infer- grown, lie said. The gardens are neg- language taught in a Hamper of pub -
it chancel
leered. The cathedral has s
no called war lie schools in Oklahoma.
While, for be had destroyed l enc its altars
We talked a little tvroof it smashed
no friends in - London, and he was to bits. Its facade, which has fre-
glad of a casual visitor.quently been described as the most
'It's a queer, mad sort of world,' beautiful thing'in the world, is broken,
isn't it?" I said. , marred, desecrated.
He `looked' at me protestingly "But Joan of Arc still rides trium- avoided by the prompt use Of Dr. Wil.
• through the gold -rimmed spectacles. .parrot before the cathedral, he added. hamsPink Pills, These pills actually
"No, no," he said; "don't say that-, "Her statue has hardly been touched erica and purify the blood, and in
please don't say that! I have thought by German shells.' this way build u i the system, tone and
There are still some thousands of1 y
a great deal about it while I have been' , strengthen the nerves and invigorate
lying in bed rind it is a very good inhabitants left in Rheims. Little
world, and. T never knew howgood a children still play fearlessly In 'the
the vital organs.
empty streets. But cellar dwellers Serious diseases generally come
world it was till I went to fight in from some simple disorder that has
Frame!" are the rule. been neglected. Therefore any thin -
There is a certain amount -of trade,
Mud and IIigh�Spirits. too. Pommery and Grano are still ning of the blood should be 1"ooked up-
Iie told me in an almost awe-struck on as a warning sign, and more serious
there, and even. though there are no illness should bo avoided by the use
voice, of the wonderful kindness, corn- railroads and very little petrol (gaso-
radeship, courage, dutifulness and un- line) export is still contrived. of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. In the
ending patience and endurance of the For the courage and the resource of ease of young girls and women the
men with whom he had been thrown. ""man live on in spite of war. blood is peculiarly liable to get out of
orders to becceme thin and watery—
and to lead lo a general breakdown
in health. nits. can be avoided by the
occasional use of Dr: Williams' Pink
or two later I happened to be in a big Butter Substitute Fleet Invented_ at 'Pills, which are suitable for the most
Londoii"raiload terminus as a coliyoy Order of Napoleon HL delicate constitution. These pills will
of wounded arrived in a Red Cross give you a new appetite, improve your
train. The scene revealed splendid It is interesting to note that wart digestion tone and strengthen weak -
stoicism and self-discipline. It would which has been the, deciding factor oned nerves, banish depression and
be idle to say there Vas. never.a groan in inducing the -.Canadian authorities lack of energy, clear the complexion
and no tribute to human weaknesses , to allow the manufacture and sale of pimples and blotches, cure pain in
the back and general weakness, cause
the disappearance of headaches, dizzi-
ness and heart fluttering: Give these
pills a fair trial and you will soon note
a wonderful change in your condition.
Your spirits will brighten, good health
and strength will return and you will
g
feel like a new 'Person. You can con-
firm these statements by enquiring
among your friends almost anywhere,
as thousands and thousands of hope-
less sufferers have been restored to
new • health and energy by using Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills.
'You can get these pills through any
medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six boxes for $2.50 from The.
Di'. Williams' Medicine Co., Brock-
vi11e, Ont.
.Activities of Women.
Forty thousand women are working
in the mines of Germany.
Several Holyoke College girls are
working as drivers of milk wagons.
Kimura Komaka was the first wo-
man to make suffrage speeches in
Japan.
There are 80,000 registered women
nurses in the United States.
Princess Eudoxia, of. Bulgaria,' is
said to be the real ruler in that coun-
try.
Girls are employed as messengers
in all the municipal offices in Portland,
Ore.
SERIOUSiLLNESSAVOiDED
Many a serious Illness has been
"I never knew that men could be as
good as that," he kept repeating'.
The words of that American school-
-4- master came back to me when a. day
ORIGIN OF OLEOMARGARINE.
among this mass of suffering and dy- of oloomargarnle in this country,
ing men. Yet there was such cheer -I should have -also been largely instru-
fnlness, such bravery; so much mental in establishing it firmly as
thought for others, such courtesy and all article of diet in Paris, and , in
gratitude toward those who minister-' general throughout Plante. The facts
ed to them; that I was amazed::
• The other day I.
was discussing
a
courage with group g g o p of,soldiers. One
of them said, "I wasafraid before I
are these:
EmperorNapoleon III. was
anxious
furnish the working g classes of
France with a substance which would.
went in, and 1 blas afraid afterward, serve the purpose of butter, have much
but I wasn't afraid while I was In it." , the same properties of butter, yet be
more cheaply produced. He therefore
.And thats the view .of the ma'orit P y
where courage is concerned. There's offered a prize for the discovery of
the apprehensive- fear beforehand, and such a substance. Chemists at once
the awful fear in retrospect,•but al- ' started experimenting, and at length
ways strong courage within the act- a chemist working on the Imperial
ual sphere of action. - Farm' at. Vincennes produced a sub -
"What did you find particularly in f stance which s0 far met the require-
therl+rencia trenche's?" I asked, for he ments that he was awarded the cov-
was but newly returned from that part eted prize.
of the line. • The inventor followed mechanically
"Two things only," came the quick what ire believed was the physiological
answer; 'Mud and confident, high' Process which took place when under-
spirits! I gossiped with'ofiicers 'and fed cows produced the butterfat in
men of the territorial regiments in :their milk from»the fat stored in their
Champagne, men long past their' own bodies. He first reduced beef
youth, but stalwart and .admirably, fat to small particles and placed ' it
soldierlike. I talked, too, with artil- under heavy pressure, and then ap-
lerymen in the Argonne, and with bat- ! plied heat to it, of low temperature,
talions 'd'elite' who have batte}ed the i This separated the stearin from the
Germans on the battlefields of Ver- olein, through crystalization, the re -
dun. Everywhere I saw smiles and suit being a fat free from taste and
cheerfulness."
Hardships Cheerfully Borne.
He described some of the scenes to
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Here's a new one—a most
delicious desert that can be
made in a•hurry.
To one and one-half '
cups of milk add one
cup of '
Clrape+'Nuts
and one level table-
spoonful of sugar,
boil six minutes, cool
and serve with milk
or cream..padd rut,
sins if desibe'l. .
Get a package 'orGrape-
Nutt from your grocer and
try this pleasing recipe,
I1i111I n, na311111p bane,,,, sour on , mhUillllli�i�nnul I III�t� iF
IIIIIIIilferionneunrinn,arml',ilho
odor, and which melted readily in the
mouth; Experiments proved that it
was as nutritious as butter, and was
capable of being kept for a, longer
period without becoming rancid. .
Shortly after this discovery, in 1870,
the Franco-Prussian war broke out,
and ultimately Paris was besieged.
Butter was soon at a premien, and
later the supply cruised., altogether.
In its place, large quantities of the
new substitute, "oleomargarine" were
manufactured, and' it gained such a'
strong hold on the, public that' Paris
alone consumes immense quantities
every year. It required the great war
to result in the introduction of this
food into Canada.
FIRE AFFECTS ANIMALS.
Some Go Mad With Fear While Others
Remain Cool in Danger.
Most animals are afraid of fire, and
will fly fr.0in it in terror. To others
there is a fascination about a flame,
and they will walk into it, -even though
tortured by the heat.
A horse in a burning stable goes
mad with fear, but a dog is as cool in
a fire as at any time. He keeps his
nose down to tate floor, where the air
is purest, and sets himselflealmly to
finding his way out, Cats in fire cry
piteously, They hide their tacos front
the light and crouch in corners, When
thole. rescuer lifts them they are as a
rule quite docile and subdued, never
biting or scratching,'
Birds seem to Ise 'hypnotized by fire,
and keep perfectly still; even the lo-
quacious parrot Ott a lire has nothing
to say. Cows, like dogs, do not show
alarm, They are easy to load :forth
and often find their Way' out thein-
eelves.
Saloonkeepers in Hartlepool, -Eng-
land, refuse to sell intoxicating
liquors to women.
Eighty per cent. of the women
eligible to vote in the United States
are married.
Madame Curie, discoverer of polon-
ium and co -discoverer of radium, is an
ardent suffragist.
In New York State 1,086,000 women
over, twenty-one years of age are un-
married or widowed,
' The Elderly Safety -Pin.
The safety -pin and the hook and
eye ate generally supposed to be mod-
ern inventions. The former, in fact,
has been credited to Queen Victoria,
She may have improved upon it, but
certainly she is not entitled to the
distinction of having invented it. Nu-
merous specimens of the useful con-
trivance have been found in the ruins
of Crete. Some of them are in the
museum of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, and the museum has alsb - a
hook and eye from the sante place,
Both the safety -pins and the hook and
eye now in the museum were made
at least 900 years before Christ. Some
are made of bronze, but amber: or somo
other material Was often used on the
„more elaborate pins. Some were even
made of finely wrought golds
eatnitrt's Tdulmont Cared [,mage: in Cows
The Ii)•itish Empire produces one-
third of the weiid's coal, one-tiintll
of its' eopjrer, One-eighth of Het iron,
one-fifth of its lead, one -ninth of its
silvery and ono -half of its gold, •
In These War Times
-you want •• real food that
contains the greatest
amount of body - building
material at lowest cost. ' The
whole wheat grain' is all food.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit
is the whole wheat in a
digestible forma, Two or
three of these little loaves of
baked whole wheat with Milk
and a litt.e fruit make a nour '
ishing, strengthening meal.
Made in Canada.
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FOR illi TROPICS, Pencils In Japalt,
Practically Unknown in rlr}'ppicill
America Until Ib.eceiit Years,
Tec which 11 few years ago '1x00
Practically unlliown to the people of
tropical Amor'iea, is now .a necessity,
Panama started the ball n -rolling
building ice -plants,
Until recently tltmro were no 'ice
plants in the Puerto Plata consular
district, which comprises the northern
half of the Dominican Republic, Atm,
every town of 2,500 inhabitants or
more has its ice plant.
Santiago de los Caballeros, with 15,-
000 inhabitants, the largest town in
this region, has a ten ton plant which
sells ice at $1 per hundred pounds at
.the factory and j�wcnty-five cents ad-
ditional delivered. The other towns,
which range in population from 2,500
to 7,500, have ice plants of from one
to three tons capacity, 'Phe mine, of
ice at these plants vary from $2 to
$4 per hundred pounds and about 10
per cent. additional If delivered,
The principal consumers of ice are
the cafes, clubs and hoeels, but there
is beginning to be a•rmalj.clemand for:
ice from private families. In view of
the high price of ice and the growing
prosperity of the country, it is sug-
gested that it might be possible to in-
duce i e somo of thelargest g cafes
go.t clubs,
and hotels to install their' own plants
and refrigerators.
An nntltough-t of result of the win
has been the creation of a load pencil
Wintry In Japan, In 19x1. Japan Im-
Iporltred 65,000,000 peticild, most of
which .came' from Azneriett and Ger-
many Cut with the opening of the
European conflict German sources of
supply wore cut, off and mites ntann-
i'acturors, who had been pyoclucing
only in comparatively small quantl-
ties, seized their opportunity and inade
the moat of it. In 1014 Japan export-
ed over 9,000,000 Iced pencils and 19,
1916 the number had increased' to
168,000,000, There is strong• indica••
tion that many of the markets won
by'tho orientals will bo held by them
after rho war, for they have the ad-
vantage of very cheap labor, Moot
of the lead which they use is imported
from India and the United Staten.
reinaeere Zttittuent Otuea Coilla, 00,
tes-
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YES! LIFT A CORN
FF 1✓ fH
0 I bU , PAIN
Law,.
1) v 26 Cents ale, Tw
I3 i aw; 4SOD Euelld Avenue T `onto.
Cincinnati man tells how to dry r ANCER, Til 610 KM Lunt t s ETC...
° tlj
up a corn or callus so it lifts Internal and external.ea eat. write
° est painet'r by our home tlollman c
off with finders. 45 as ba.lmt inn earn Or. d, Ont. Medical
Limited. C.ollln,tvood, Ont.
comae
:wood,
soapstone griddle iia an economy,
as it regniv'es, no greasing, It is at
its best after it has been used a good
while.
_ P01037tTO0
'�,T1.Ow f AID T.GGS, 1'ow.'i'InT, r'tc.ts,
let hes. ns honey, mrions tvtutted, high-
est prices given, .. O. Arsenault, 1195
St, ce.tharine least, Montreal.
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]OAR Blr:(Lr,11 t) -- \t'ON I+IOinrttf,
T'a`m 1'argai nv exceptional 0np01"
Utilities awaiting Immediate eurphaseeel
descriptive catalogue free, Buffalo
Perm lCColt .nge, 13rls1aano building,
Fiuffalo, New Yolk,
4 a
111.1.V.16.11 AND 1i1iL, "—Sweden.
burgs great work on a `col
4n.
wpageobes and Ilnd rho lire Postpaid.01101' death ;
You corn -pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. .'. ear the shoos
that nearly killed you before, says this
Cincinnati authority, because a few
drops of freezone applied directly on a
tender, aching corn or callus, stops,.
soreness at once and soon the corn or
hardened callus loosens so it can be
pain.
lifted off, root and all without
e t
tP
1 of -reezone costs
A small Nott e f very
little at any drug store, but will posi-
tively take off every hard or soft corn
or callus. This should be tried, as it
is inexpensive and is said not to irri-
tate the surrounding skin,
If your druggist hasn't any freezone
tell him to get a small bottle for you
from his wholesale drug ]rouse. It is
fine stuff and acts lilco magic every
time,
The Egyptian goose is a small
Black -and -white checked worsted is brightly colored goose kept for orna-
mental purposes and rarely seen in
sed for this stunning street dress. this country. It resembles the wild
cCall Pattern No. 8100, Ladies' goose in shape and weighs two pounds
ress. Pattern in 6 sizes; 34 to 44 less in each class.
use. Price, 20 cents.
Note the many smart features of
this simple dress; the box -pleated
tunic, surplice waist, long tight sleeves
and the wide loose' belt. McCall Pat-
tern No. 8079, Ladies' Dress. In 5
sizes, 34 to 42 bust. Price, 20 cents.
These patterns may- be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, or from
the McCall ,Co,, 70 Bond St., Toronto,
Dept. W.
LEMON JUiCE IS
FRECKLE
Girls! Make this cheap beauty lotion
tp clear and whiten your skin.
Squeeze the juice or two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
orchard white, shake well, and you
have a quarter pint of the best freckle
and tan lotion, and complexion beauti-
fier, at yery, very small cost,
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet countott,.wlll supply
three ounces et orchard white for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly
fragrant lotion" into the face, neck,
arms and bands each day and see, how
freckles an blemishes disappear and
how clear, soft and white the skin be'
comes. Yes! 1t Is hltrmless,
REMOVER
r Pat Found a Way. „
A Scotchmari and an Irishman once
set out together on a holiday, and
Sandy intrusted all of his money to
his friend with the strict injunction
not to give hien mare than a stated
sum for expenses gaclt day.
After a few days Sandy pleaded for
an increase, but in vain. Afterwards
he confessed to Pat that, on the lat-
teb's refusal to comply with his wish,
he got out of bed every night when
tlto Irishman was asleep. and searched
for the cash, but could never' succeed
in finding it. "Where did you keep
it?" he asked.
"Wall," said Pat, "I let you go to
bed first every night, and every night
When you 'vercn't looking I put ray
purse' into one of your pockets. I was
always first up in the morning, and
tools it out again,"
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lar
MONEY ORDERS
Dominion Express Foreign Cheques
are accepted by Field Cashiers and
Paymasters in France for their full
face value. There is no better way
to send money to the boys in the
trenches.
If you are not fortunate enough to
possess a yarn winder, use two flat-
irons. You can set tltean upon a
tr,ble or bench, as far apart as neces-
sary, and adjust the yarn over the
handles and proceed to wind.
I was cured of painful Goitre by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
I3AaAitD McMULIN.
'Chatham, Ont.
I was cured of Inflammation by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
:IRS. W. A, JOHNSON.
Walsh, Ont.
I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by
MINARD'S LINIMENT.
Parkdale, Ont. J. H. BAILEY.
Cornmeal Bread. -2 cups lukewarm
water, 1 yeast cake, ez tablespoon
salt, he cup molasses, 1 cup rye flour,
1 cup corn meal, 3 cups white flour.
Dissolve yeast cake In water, acrd re-
maining ingredients, and mix thor-
oughly: Let rise to double its bulk,
knead and shape into loaves; let rise
again to double in bulk and bake.
IIRTNE Granulated nyreiicis;
ry;y s
'Sore Eyes, Byes Inhered by
aSon,st and Wind quickly
FOR j ; 3relieved ed by Murine. Try It In
�,,�; U iijj tWsO ve„l d yourEyesandlaBaby'sEyes.
KAJI
N0Smartias,JustSysComfort
Murine layeRemedy ,nto,pseluarine
Ey. Satv, in Tubas Ho., Fur gook ojtkaEFres.
Ask Marine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago a
We citri't expect our neighbors to 1
say pleasant th ",2s about us if we
are all the time g' :,wling about them.
Every living thing likes to have the
fur stroked the right wayeven
editors like it.
minaret's Liniment entree Distemper.
Tomato and Cheese.—Take equal
quantities of bread crumbs and toma-
toes. Melt a little dripping in a sauce-
pan and pour over the bread crumbs.
Put it layer of cooked tomatoes in a
'baker, sprinkle over with bread
crumbs, then with a layer of grated
cheese. .,,Then repeat end put enough
bread crumbs to cover tine cheese. Add
a little salt and cayenne pepper. Put
in the oven and heat until the cheese
is melted. '
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where f"^o advice and literature.
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The Jo dan Valley
In Soataonolorn Orogen la e I,oan5101
rartllo dWlrlui teal you 01gh1 to In•
vesugoato. roue shrewd formers aro
nese"tornmelt Utoileotheml that Invent,
natittral llil0iraso Io BLo .vnlnn from
the
la II nlono, to 0111 nothing of tae bed
(pops tint they oan produoo. Pritoo
I0'W t1rinO 0005, ,
Aik ma for nnthlnpo udorntuliet,
rhselotoly iron,
Yen aro raalialiv Invltad 10 Dari .10
ao01,, IIT., lloJA0 d est asst, O. ,n
ono our 0x0110,01 nod oxlonaive rl111(11
nr unl ry. to srowu In eft Onion Prone
Onunlry.
it, A.SunG fnlnnizollon0lsdloieoi1dl,
f on I'nciflo Sista,
Itooml 11 tl F', p)ddn Otnpbn. '4rh.
Exposure A,ch
Cold rain. windo, ari'd damproas
bring out the rheumatic aches. Art
application of Sloan's Liniment will
soon have the blood circulating and
the pain will disappear. For neu-
ralgia, lame back, stiff neck, sprains,
o muscle soreness.
strains, and 11 o noes.
Sloan's Liniment can't helmet. No rubbing:
it quietly ponetra tea and doea its work with-
out 0to,nor elogy, 10 of the pone. Batter
thea itnotera or orntrneote. For cold feet or
hands try an opplivalion of Sloon ul-inimont.
Gonnroua aired bottles, at all dentists,
25c.. 500..111.50.
ICITCIIEI4ER, - v CANADA
When buying your Pisno
insist on having an
gs O g O iii I G'
PIANO Aaa,.,Ti'F ION
, Many
People
a Fye Maize a
Toronw's
Pana -r Rotel B --Line
for the Walker L -rouse (The House
o" Plenty) as soon as they arrive in
Toronto, The meals, the service
rad the home -like appointments
•oastitnte the magnet that draws
theta there.
Noon Dinner e0c,
Evening Dinner 75c.
THE WALKER HOUSE
Toronto's Parnaus,1Jotel
TORONTO, CANADA
Rates Reasonable
Ren. Wi'l^,rrt r Co., Props,
J 1.1190
PI Cure for
Bad Breath
"Bad breath is a sign of decayed
teeth, foul stomach or unclean
bowel." If your teeth are good,
look to your digestive organa at
once. Get'Scigel's Carative Syrup
at druggists. 15 drops
s
after meals, dean up your food
peasage and stop the bad'breatlt
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