HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1919-11-13, Page 7TO MAKE AFRICA,
LAND OF PLT
• DEVELOPMENT BY Fat
"AIN AND FRANCE.
Conviction of Cape -to -Cain
Railway—Morocco Rich
Market For French
Beyond all doubt we shall See in n
distant time tite realization of (Sec
Rhodes's great dream of a Cape -t
Cairo railway,, now that ,the ehmin
tion of Germany from that sings
block of territory which interrupte
the continuity of British poeeeesio
form Alexandria to Cape ' Town." ha
been achieved. In the setae way w
shall see British capita) take over th
Bagdad railway, probably in cooper
tiou with the French, and complete
railway extending; from the Gulf
Alexandretta to the Persian Gulf an
beyondto the point of junction wit
the railways of India. With Franc
established in Syria and Britain a
sured of supremacy in Mesopotanii
the old obstacles to this railway wl
disappear.
Enormous Railway Development.,
At no remote day passengers wi
take train in London, arrive in Franc
by the Calais Tunnel, now to be co
etructed without dela?, pass throug
France and on down the valley of th
Danube to Constantinople, and, cros
ing the Bosporus by a train ferry, co
tinue along the' road of Alexander th
Great through the Oilician Gat to Ale
po, where passengers for Cairo an
Cape Town will part with those goin
to Bagdad and Calcutta.
Even more interesting, since les
familiar to Canadians, is the prom's
of development of French colonic
railways. With the expulsion of Ge
Many- from the Congoand the a
forced recognition by the Germans o
French supremacy in Morocco Franc
Is atlast free, without the old haun
ing :fear that she was building fo
Germany, to complete her railway sys
tens in her own African einpire
.French capital and French merchant
can take up the task of completin
the great work which for nearly a cel
tury the French have been pushm
slorsly in the regions from Alger'
southward.
Precisely as Britain will now re
'store prosperity in the. Garden o
Elden, the French' will be able to trans
form Morocco, one of the richest bit
of undeveloped land in the world,
Tunis, Algeria, Morocco — thee
three states constitute an empir
.'which Iies almost at the door o
France, Algiers Is now but twent
hours from Marseilles. In the
Rome wrought miracles and Franc
has gono far to restore the Roma
prosperity and establish' a Fran
world. Of the three Morocco is po
tentially the richest, but all have
wonderful future. In Morocco they
is a wide field for the young men wh
• find a return to the restraints o
civilization irksome, while French in
ditstry, finding a market and a Rel
for development inside the Fane
customs system are bound to fine
ample opportunity for development,
British Gains In War.
Of course, Britain remains the great
colonial nation and the real gainer in
colonial expansion by the war. In
Africa she has acquired three-quarters
of a million square miles of German
territory, against less than a third as
great a gain by France. She has,
moreover, rounded out her African es-
tate and her road to Cape Town is
now clear. Under British rule the
German colonies are bound to march
rapidly to real prosperity, particularly
German East Africa, which is an em-
pire in itself,
In Asia, too, ` the great 'prize is
British. Mesopotalnia and thefirst
mortgage on Persia together serve as
outworks for both Egypt and India.
Thus, British manufacturers will find
new markets, British shipping new
ports. What has already been done in
Egypt along the Nile will be repeated
in Mesopotamia, between the Tigris
and the Euphrates,
If war Is prevented for another half
conturysit name almost inevitable
that North Africa will be brought back
to the prosperity and civilization
which it enjoyed under Rome, and
even if war comes after only twenty
live years of truce we shall see Moroc-
can troops and African troops restor-
ing the balance between French and
German armies completely,
Moreover, in a far shorter time we
shall certainly see an enormous trans-
formation of Africa; , we shall see
enormous railway expansion, and out
of this new" and peaceful conquest we
shall see arising a prosperity which
will go far to liquidate the groat costs
of the recent war.
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Things Near At Hand.
Ts your heart burning
And your sotil yearning
Great tasks to do for the few,
While all around you
Small things abound you
` Better than others can do?
Waste not in sighing
Time that is flying,.
'i'aekle the things. near at hand;.
Smi11 thou;;di rhe deed be,
Great may the need be,
There should thy service command.
The starfish has 'no nose, but it is
believed that the whole of \its tinder-
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.FOLLOWING INFLUENZA.
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The Fall is tile most severe season
of the Year for colds—one day ie
'wANw'na
by,Enriching the Blodd.
Look at tongue f ReinoV0,poi-
warm, the next is wet and cold and un•
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liver and bowels
How it Happened.
less the mother is on her guard the
What Reta Broa, Bouxwptl.
Ontarin,
• of influenza, general debility is id the
iuc#•ease, and its effects may be De-
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Iiorv' lid Blank lose the fingers of
his right hand?"
PUC them in the horse's mouth to
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little ones are seized with that
may; hang on all winter. Baby'e'Own
'tablets are. mother.. best frie t in
Preventing nr banishrng colds. They
WAWPEa
. it sT CLASS GAi,AQE MAN.
.L', State experteilea ant rvasea wanted.
acid Bros„ Etothwall, Ont.
of. so many of the men and women you
meet. Influenza i a loaves behind
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many a
see how teeth he h d,
act as a gentle laxative, keeping Inc
tixTVATEONs VACAirT. „1
It impaired vitality, - and.: 'with the
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modern conditions of life that use up
o nc,tve tot co•
SO rapidly,. general de-
it Uxltty'beconies'one of the most Com-
o- mon maladies. The symptoms' of 'de-
a- btlity'vaiq, lint' weakness is always
e present, There is poor digestion, len-
d gour, weals, aching back, wakefulness
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how man fingers Blank had."
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The quiet -looking boy' at the foot of
the class had not -hada question. • Tha
teacher looked at him severely, and
bowels and stomach free- and sweet,
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An occasional dose will prevent colds.
or If it does come on suddenly the
prompt use of the Tablets win quick-
ly relieve it. , The Tablets Are sold l>y
medicine
c a deale•s or by mall . at 26
cents a. box from The Dr, Williams'
Medicine Co., Broakviile, Ont,
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ARECL+' G to IeoveCIour ability?
.tl ING to rove your abiut 2 Or ; iv'1
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i'au lust dri tin y
drifting .along' on the principle
Pn
that r,oyerythlnK .comes. to lilm;,whe
-watts —without, much thought of your
efdclimey? If.;. yo,i are-' in :.the latter
class, be upand doing—train' your mind
and memoao s .. _
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portunl ty when Pt come! your ,ways ow
ower worse, Pcimanfaet It you know
you have ability, why ,not use the wtiit-
ting moments to improve your •efncie cy
Incidental
n at night, often distressing headaches
s and 4 feeling "of- I gigue, These.symp-
e toms indicate impure and impoverished
o blood. It significant of nearly every
attack -Cif lnfluouza that it is followed
a by anaemia and debility.
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1or-all such. ":run-down conditions;
1 new blood is the most reliable cure.
h Sufferers should at once begin. to
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Syrup of Figs
ached:
"In what condition was the Patriarch
?
Job at the end of his lite."
"Dead," was the reply,
Faithless 'Balt..
Two miners went: on -..a fishing ex-
pedition, But they were novices at'
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Garden cleaning an •the fall is es
important in its way -OS hOuceeleading
, p
an the spring; whether flowers or liege-
tables make up the - :garden riot: The
of garden cleanliness at
this season will often do uch to
m ward
insuringhealthiness and of
plants during the next growing sea-
and ly acquire that Personatnity
which means 'so mheh in seeking9,uq-
Cees? small town or bra elty, er n ,t4s
t#,ownehtp ;side line, It matters not -thee
Petmzcn Syystem Is. conducted by niA1L
mind and M°,her "teas you' nil au lit
cilliCations upon you you to r euro k Ikhoii'gh
y ou11 be surprised to and hovel moderate
Isthetes,requlrod.WI•itofirthe booleOY
:and Partfeulai'a tic -day to the Pelmnn
Institute, 785 Temple Building,. Toronto.
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Canada.
e snake thin blood rich and red with Dr.
Na .9141—Ladles'
s Colt. Price, 26
only—look for the name California on
the game.;
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"Hoo are ye gettin on, Jock?"asked
son.t.- The foliage and branches of
asisREi nacre 5.
_ Williams' Pink Pills. Under a. fair
treatment with this medicine they will
realize more and mora the health -re"
storing ce of good ricin blood,
how
cents: Adjustablecollai', 61 or 48 -inch
length. In 8 Sizes- 84 to 48 Inc.bust.child
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4I ,e 36 •requires, 61 -finch length, with-
out lisp, 3% yds. 48 Ons, wide; x^ith
the package, then you are sure your
' is having the best and most
harmless laxative or physic for the
little stomach; fiver and bowels, Child-
ane,
"Och, iy
simply rotten!"was the reply.
I don't believe my trloonrin' worm's
tryln,"
P lanes which have been attacked by
disease or bads infested by insect
pests should •be cleaned up especially
well and 'burned:
�f�IANDY—EARN 526 TO $60 WiaBla ,a,
E,J Advertise—Men—Women. ,Start one
of 0111 . pe alty Gandy Faotories In.
your e, email room anywhere, Grand
opportunity. We tell how and furnish
everything. Oandymakers House; 1819
and this new blood bT$tgs a.Eeel•
ing of new strength and increased vi -directions
tality 'Proof is given in the Daae 'of
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Mrs. G. Robertson, r thein Spanish . t.,
who says:—"When
nap, 3 yds. 54 ins. wider 48 -inch length,
with nap, 3%dyds- 48 ins. wide;
p, 31 yds. 54 ins. wide.
No. 9135—Ladies' and Misses'` Sports
ren love its delicious fruity taste. Full
for child's dose on each
bottle. Give it without fear.
Mother! You must California."
say
When Women Vote.
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ing and wofiVnderfulfamily!
Mianrfl'a aialment Carp Distemper.
Camada's steam mileage totals 38 -
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604:
itanetead St.: Elilladell,hta; Pa
SJSIN77SS1 TORONTO PROPFIR-
B' TIES, Ontario and Western farms.
for sale or exchange, Davis, 129
t., Toronto Victoria
fluenza spread over our town I hap-
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penes to be one of the first attacked,'
and the attack was a very severe one,
L'' and worse stili, the after effects of the
a
Scarf_ Price, 20 cents.. Cut in 8 sizes;
small, 34, 36 medium 88, 40; large,
is ,
42, 44 ins. bust measure. Small size
regtuires, with or without collar; 1T/e
44 to 64
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This. is the season for colds. If you
want td avoid ono—this
Don't afraid of air. I can -want
wife
You must heaver happyman."
"yes' I suppose I ought to be, and I
suppose I really am, but right now -I
to say that I can tell you a lot
In cold weather feed about Ona-
third: of the scratch grains in the
morning and two-thirds at night. In
way the hens are forced to exec-
'else
A$CE12 TUMORS, LUMPS. PITC.
Clnternal and external, cured without
pain by our home treatment.. w rite am:
before too lata. Dr. Hellman Medical
co., Limited, Coningwood, Ont;
trouble left me in continuous misery:"
I had severe36
pains in -my side, feltsix
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yds: ,ens. wide; lining, 1�/s, yds,
ins. Wide,
No. 8044—Laaaes'
. fresh
is
not of itself ever give anyone a cold
cold
in the head,
about the difficulties or beingoutvoted
to one." -
more if they receive, all the grain'
the desire at the morning feed.
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At the Theatre.
'Uncle Gorge: " 'Ave
whatever. and with no dost con
g whatever. eyes head/ached almost con-
tinually, my eyes felt heavy, and
s pimples broke out on my face. I was
e advised to try Dr, Williams' Pink Pills,
1 g26,with
takin them for.a time I
felt
Two -Flees Skirt,
Price, 20 cents- With or 'without
"caught -under" at low-
er edge, in 89 or 3b -inch length. Cut
in 7 sizes, 22 to 34 ins. waist, Size
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"caught -under"
eau ruder" ,panels, 39-
inch length, 5%
Don't forget exercise, and acid as-"•'''''''''''''—`"'"--"''''''''"'""-°-'-"'-"'"••••••-•
much fat as possible to your daily con-
sumption of food,
Don't overburden yourself with
thlelt Clothes. Ventilation as well as
warmth should be aimed'at,
Minard's Liniment Co., Limited.
Gentlemen,—I have used MIN-
ARD'S LINIMENT on my vessel and
family far
.
FOGGY?
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yer got any
good seats inside?" . -
Box Office Clerk: "We've got a few
stalls vacant, sir."
IIncle Gorge: "Now look 'e 'ere,
Young Feller, I may be cop. Era t' coun-
' try, but -I ain't no•:bloomin'-hoss!"
likemy old salt, able to do my
yds. 86 lino: wide or
8°,l 40 ins.
Don't toast yourself by the'fire.
in my years, and Eor the
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housework,. and Peeling well and
f strong. I can strongly recom1n lid
1 Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for the seri•
ons after-effects of influenza as I am
r sure they will restorell sufferers to
- good health'
You can get these Pills through any
yds. wide; without panels,
2% Yds. '36 or 40 ins. wide. Width
around bottom, 14 yds.' -
These patterns may be obtained
from your local McCall dealer, Op
from the McCall Co., 70 Bond St.,
Dept. W.
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his only eats one side of the body,
while the other may be chilled by a
current of cold air:' •
Don't treat a cold as a trivial mat•
ter. It may lead to influenza and
serious illness.
every day and acoidents of life I
consider it has no equal.
I would not start on a voyage with-
out it iE it costa dollar a bottle.
CAPT. P. R. DESJARDIN.
Sehr. "Storks," St. Andre, Ramon-
racks,
If Bilious, Constipated or
Headachy take
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To -morrow the sun will china for
KNOCKS
ifIAQOCfBtU OUT PAIN
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THE �q age ROUND
_Toronto,
Don't sneeze without covering
s dealer fu medicine by g your
you. Everything will seem clear,
or mail, post ?
g paid, at 60. cents a box or six boxes mouth with a handkerchief. Aman
Flamingo is a Queer with a cold can easily his
rosy
and bright. Your system is filled withri
Comforting relief from' pain
throw poison
for $2.60 from The Dr, Williams' Medi -Pe
Gino Co., Brockville, Ont. Bird. germs 12 ft. by a sneeze.year
The
Singeing Instead of Scalding.
liver and .bowel poison which keeps
y8 skin sallow, your stomach upset,
makes' Sloaif's the
VPorld s Liniment
flamingo, one of the queerest of r--
"its
Y worry about having the water
your head foggy and aching. Your
• birds, sits on nest',while standing •
- Dining Out. straight up, says a writer in the New
e York Sun. The -birds build their nests
It is a 'real education to eat away In shallow ponds, where there is much
• - • c • •` o o a o e •
}l a tx�a
Hurrah! ! -Ho 11 S ThisDon't
just right for sealding We
hogs?
don't. After the hogs are killed we
take a rag that is partly filled w,th
meals'are turning into poison, gases
and acids. You cannot feel'right,
g t,
stay bilious or constipated. Feel
splendid always by taking Oasnarets
This famous reliever of rheumatic
aches; soreness, stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgic pains, and utost
other external twinges that Humanity
1 from home. The houseee er herself mud. This they scrape together, mak-
enjoys the opportunity to taste foods' ing little hillocks; line small islands'
prepared by ethers and even fainiloar appearing out of the water about a
viands take on a new zest when served foot and a half from the bottom. They
fixed one the
Cincinnati authority says corns
dry up and lift out
with fingers.
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gasoline and rub the upper -side of
each carcass. When we have rubbed
on about a halt pint of gasoline. we
use a torch and ignite the a in
The flame singes the has • f soh e•
g t ncm the
occasionally; They act without grip•
ing or inconvenience: They never
sicken you like Calomel, Salts, Oil le
nasty, harsh Pills. They cost so little
too-Cascarets work while you
suffers From, enjoys its great sales
because it practically
P y never fails to
bring speedy,' comfortingrelief:
.- ' Always ready for use it takes sial
to penetrate toithdut i'u'bbinr� and pro-
! and by some else. The proof make foundations broad, and leave i •--•-'•- •--•`0 0 0 • •
a Then turn the
sleep,
duce results, Clean, refreshing, Ivfade.
of this.is for one onl to think of the 1} opening, or hollow it,, attheHospital records show that every
sma ng, pover
picnic,breakfast on the vine -screened top, where theydeposit their two eggs,
Paytime you cut _a corn you nulla lock•
porch, or the pleasure of a meal in the number the flamingo always lays, law or blood poison, which is needless,c%////C
ew
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over and singe the other side: takes
Itctakes•
about a pint of gasoline fax each car-
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ln_Carkada. At all dr sten
11g ... es,
86c, 70c; $1.40.
some well-known and perhaps famous' To hatch them: the flamingo stands says a Cincinnati authority, who tells
eating place. It is reallygood for us:over the nest, with its body just aboveyou that. a quarter ounce of a drug'
called freezone can be obtained at sit.
to eat away from home once in - a" the eggs. It couldn't put j its long, tie cost from the drug store but is -cut•
awkward legs1
while, for wo have a chance to observe inside the post, and to Relent to rid one's Peet of every hard
the way other people do and how they sit on the hillock would Jeopardize the or soft corn or callus.
pass. Do not pour the gasoline; rub
it on. After ,singeing tlae carcasses,
scrape them just as if they had been
scalded; was
then h them.
` pytra of the Biggest advantages of
singeing is this: We
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One woman who bad been held close- Young flamingoes do not fiy readily, freezone on a tender, aching corn and
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;soreness
althea soreness is instantly relieved. Short.
ly beneath her own roof'by a growing gh they run very fast. Once the entire corn can be lifted out,
family was astonished to discover that They learn to fiy they show speed and root and all, without pain.
there -was any other way of serving' resemble sky rockets, with their bril• This drug is sticky but dries at once
carrots except cut lin thin slices and• nut red plumage, and is claimed to just shrivel up any
corn without
buttered. She had read of creamed! Flamingoes- were first noticed in corn
ut inflaming or even frri•t
gasoline into the depressions and
wrinkles on the head—into corners
where it is almost impossible to
scrape. One of our neighbors uses a
gasoline blow toroh for these corners
about the head—S. R.
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carrots and the rules for preparing' 1683 by Dampier, on the Cape Verde surrounding tissue or skin.
It wife wears high heels
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your she
thein, but being eomewhat.hacicing in, Islands. Ever since they have been will be glad to know of this.
imagination, she had never thought it hunted to provide feathers for milady's
,!alnico's Pioneer
Dog k 021 les
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Not Aspirin Ali 'Sayer
worth while trying any of these. SDI hats.
His Plunder.
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and sow to Peed
at without the Cross'•
when she took dinner with an old
school friend are day, she was quite
delighted with a big dish of tallyho
peas served to her—a well -seasoned
and tiny
A man will chase a dollar as a dog
' ' Canning Poultry. would chase a hare,
Just at this season, many poultw Andafterit he runs up hill, down dale,
keepers are culling their flocks, pre- and everywhere,
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118 West 3151 Street
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mixture pf green peas cubes
he keeps it
of carrots. Paratory"to the winter laying season, And as pursuing for many
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and the slacker" hens are beingdis- a weary mile
She had grown just a little careless,
too, in training her children in table posed of. Many housewives find that It seems as if 'twos shrinking, grow-
manners and in permitting them to it pays to can them for an emergency ing' smaller all the while.
er for use next summer. When fit'st he' starts. Out atter it its.
their likes and be overdemandhe in, Canning of poultr. is not radically size is huge, immense,
and diallkas. When she saw. y Y
how well trained her friend's ebpldren different from the canning of fruits But when he catches it at last it looks
were and how much more comfortable' or vegetalblos, the same general prtinci- like thirty Cents.
Coughs and Colds 10/lean
Restless Nights s;
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whichsa -thevttality, i� ,¢,,;4,
- Danger lurks f
to run. Assist nature b'� o
to bring your children)
quickly back to health
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returned to her own home determined eral rules, however, aro these: Birds - MONEY ORDERS.
to turn over a new leaf, ahould be lriiled and dressed the same Send a Dominion Bxpross Money
People who live in remote places,1 day of canning; they should be singed, Order. They are payable everywhere.
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andstresgthandavold
serious complications n+
by the prompt us°.of `
Cray's Syrup — over
60 years In use. 1's
Always bur <be
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For Colds, Pain,'Headache, Neoral-
gia, Toothache, i;araolte, and for
Ilheumatiam Lumbago, Sciatica, Nett-
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package which contains complete di-
rection: Then you are getting real
As titin -the genuine s '
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er who stay alone by themselves a washed, gut up, and tooled as .for
Cloves
great deal are almost sure to 'become table use; new rubbers should always Cloves Are Flower Buds;
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be used; covers should be fitted and Cloves are the unopened flower buds
eccentric. Little by little they dropu3ult
the small niceties which are called tasted; the time of sterilization is of an evergreen tree which grows in
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length
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