The Wingham Times, 1910-08-18, Page 6T1dhl WINUU:ll,AM TIMES,, AUGUST 18, 1919
Local 1'1latory ot the. early 89$.
TWENTY YEAS �G01
Items from the "Times," fyles.
• al'ruxn the Teams of Aug. 15, 1890.)
LOOM. NESS.
Meagre, Gilchrist. Green & Co• shipn
ped a oar load of furniture to Victoria,
73. 0„ on Thursday, per G. T. R,
Messrs Button R, Peeaant, of the chair
factory, shipped a car load of ohetrt to
Brandin, Man., on Thursday per 0 T.
On Wednesday, Messrs, Wood Broe ,
W. Wellwood and D and N. Todd, ot
West Wawanoeh, shipped five car loads
of Rattle by the 0 P, R. to Montreal,
tor expert to Glasgow, Seotlaod. There
Were 106 head in the shipment
Topsy B,. owned by Mr. R, Beattie,
of this town, took emend money is the
open ruuniog race at the Hanover races
on Monday, and Grey Tobe, owned by
Mr. Thor. Nixon, Blnevale, took second
money in the open trotting race.
Mr. Wm. Donbledee bar `diaposod of
Vs house and lot to Mr. Johu Fianna,
and will -remove to Chesley in a few
days.
We are R1ad to see that Postmaster
Fisher, after a rather severe attack of
asthma, is able to be around again, and
hope be will continue to improve and.
eeen be restored to his usual good
health.
Conductor John Quirk, of Kincar.
dine, one of the beet known conductors
on the G. T. R,, has been taking a well-
earned holiday for the past few weeks.
He spent meet of hie time along the
lakes, going as far up ae Duluth.
A cricket niatole between janlor teniae
captained by Robert Pettypipoe and
David Dingley, wee played on the park
oa Wednesday afternoon. Tlie game
was a closely contested one, and resulted
in favor of Pettypieoe's side try two
rune.
The Graud Lodge of Coterie, of the
.Independent Order of Oddrellows is
eeeeion in Toronto this week. Mesere,
J. A, Morton and It, Clark are in eaten
Mune, Mr, Morton ie a member of one
of the Grand Lodge committees and Mr.,
Clark is repreeeuting Maitland Lodge,
No, 119.
Masers. Gilohriet, Green & Co„ of the
Union furniture factory, have their saw
mill moved and in plane. They were
just four daye moving it down, erecting
it in its new location and siding and
shingling it.
Mr. Jas. Sutherland, for conic years
past employed with his brother. Mr,
David Sutherland, has purchased the
stove and tin business of Mr. Jap. Len
nox, of Corrie, and moved to that via
lage on Monday last.
Messrs. Hatton & Oarr are eoutempla-
tiong putting up a building on their
Lower Town property in which to put
an electric light plant, if they receive
sufficient encouragement from the
townspeople. They will also put in
several runs of stones and do gristing
and chopping also.
DEATH'S.
Willits. — In Howlett, on the 12th
inetant, Crockett Willits, aged 53 years.
KERNELS FROM THE SANCTUM MILL
Interesting Paragraphs from our Exchanges.
Sometimes it is better to be never
than late.
The hairdresser is the only locksmith
love doesn't laugh at,
A Place Tn The Faintly,
If you and your family were obliged
to depend on one medicine, what would
you choose? It ie not difficult to guess
what medicine Mrs. Jap. Gray, Sartelle,
N. B., would choose, for she writes:—
"For five years my husband and I have
need Dr: Chase's Kidney and Liver
Fills for Kidney troubles, biliousness
and constipation and find them indis-
pensable as a family medicine.
Among the latest invention is a ma-
chine to cross-pollenize clover,
A bachelor of arts is nothing com-
pared with a maiden of artifice.
YHty -reeve Experience of an Old Nurse.
NRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP 18
the prescription of one of the best fe-
male physicians and nurses in the
United States,and has been used for fifty
years with never -failing success by
millions of mothers for their children.
It relieves the child from pain, cures
diarrhoea, griping in the bowole, and
wind oolio. By giving health to the
child, it rests the mother. Twenty-five
Dente a bottle.
The world is but a Meeting show, and
most of no have to be shown.
Montreal will spend half a million
dollars on pormauent sidewalks.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
°ASTO R I A
An old maid finde it awfully hard to
• be friendly with a widow who's had
four husbands,
Do YOUou Know
YourAilment
Or is it a complication which can be
reached only by DR. CHASE'S
KIDNEY•.LIVER PILLS. 61
There is only one medicine tont can
prove thoroughly satisfactory in com-
plicated ailments of the liver and kid-
neys, anti: that is Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills.
They begin by regulating the bowels
and awakening the action of the liver,
thereby effecting a Thorough elcansing
of the excretory system. By thus re.
moving the poisons from the system
they lighten the work of the kidneys
and gradually restore them to health.
Nobody who once learns of the tlefi•
fiite and eertein notion of Pr. Chase's
Ttiduey-Liver Pills in regulating and
invigorating the kidneys, livor and
bowole, is willing to take chances bj%
oxperiiitenting with other medicines.
Such ailments ne biliousness, consti-
pation, chronic indigestion, liver com-
plaint and kidney disease yield readily
to this treatment.
Dee Chase's :Kidney -Liver' I'i11s, one
pill a dose,''25 ctq, a'bo:r, at all dealers,
or Edmanson, Pates & Co., Toronto.
Write for a free copy of Dr. Chase's
Recipes.
More rain thau is needed for the crops
has fallen in northwestern Manitoba.
Without wishing to insinuate any.
thing, it may be said that a good many
bashful men get married.
Mr. Robert Meek, Kingston, was elec.
ted Grand Patriarch, Oddfellows' Grand
Encampment of Ontario.
A pretty idea in scarfs is to place two
different colors over each other and then
edge all around with marabout.
Dysentery ie a dangerous disease but
can be cured. Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy bas been
successfully used in nine epidemics of
dysentery. It has never been known to
fail. It is equally valuable for children
and adults, and when reclined with
water and sweetened it Is pleasant to
take. Sold by all dealers.
Any kind of belt is in order with
white gowns this Season, so long as it is
becoming and effective.
A new green, dark and deep, goes by
the pretty name of "soarabee," and is
not unlike the tone of the antique gem.
Chief Tremblay of the Montreal fire
brigade mentions forty-five persons on
account of special bravery in his report
on The Herald fire.
If your liver is sluggish and out of
tone, and you feel doll, bilious, and
constipated, take a dose of Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to-
night before retiring and yon will feel
all right in the morning. Sold by all
dealere,
One hundred and seventy-five million
-cells are in the lungs, which would cov-
er a surface thirty times greater than
the human body.
AIbert Roohon, who uncoupled a loco-
motive from a 0, T, R. passenger train
at Montreal during the strike, was sent
to jail for six months.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Two.yeer•old Atignat Segal, of St.
Anne, Man , was found Monday morn.
ing after he had been lost 48 hoors in
the woode. He was weak but not ser=
thusly hurt.
John Andrew McGrath, a young Carp
farmer, while handling sheaves of bar-
ley swallowed a beard of one head.
Subsequent coughing brought on a
hemorrhage and caused death.
A
demented American sailor a or oli
robed
to the top of a wireless tower at Sault
Ste Marie. Mich., and deliberately
jumped down. Every bone in his body
was broken. When on his, way tip a
policeman started to follow when the
sailor threatened to jump on the follow.
er and carry him down too. When the
police threatened to fire the sailor told
them to "shoot and be damned." gen,
drede stood helpless ae the man Carried
to completion his sensational suicide".
am Bu . c
is the best, t'emedy
known for suinburn,
heat, rashes,eczema,
sore feet,, stings and
blisters. .A skin food
,Alt; Druggist; and Srorss.-600,
A. ' anneee and hie wird and sen were
mord red neer Sema Rasa, Calif , and
their bridle or, mated.
What doth it profit a man to pray for
the heathen if he isn't on speaking
terms with his neighbor?
A lad of two, who fell into a water
tank neer Mount Elgin was resneoitated
after hope had been almost abandoned,
Women's Woes.
Wingham Women are Finding Relief
at Last.
It does seem that women have more
than a fair share or the aches and pains
that affliothumanity; they must "keep
up," must attend to duties in spite of
consrantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, beating down teethe; they
must stoop over when to stoop means
torture, They meet walk and bend and
work with ranking pains and many
aches from kidney ilia, Keep the kid
nays well and health is easily maintain-
ed Read of a remedy for kidneys onto
that helps and curse the kidneys and
is endorsed by people you know.
Mrs. Rnnstedler, of Leopold street
Wiugham, Ont., says: "I suffered with
an attaok of pleuriey wbieh had greatly
weakenedme and left a bad effect across
the small part of my back. A severe
pain Bottled in the region of the kidneys
and extended around my sides. I could
scarcely stoop over or straighten nays I
up. Headaches and spells of dizzines
were frequent end my eves were weak
and painful. Booth's Kidney Pills were
recommended and I tried them. They
soon relieved me. the pains and tender.
nese left me and the headaches and diz
ziness were likewise dispelled. I believe
Booth's Kidney Pills to be an exception•
al remedy and will not hesitate to
recommend them."
Sold by Dealers. Prine 50 cents, The
R. T. Booth Co.. Ltd , Fort Erie, Ont„
Sole Canadian Agents.
,GF xhti ,;,t s aril brioklaycra at work
on th • i•ew l'trlieneeut build eigs at Re•
gine nave gene au Strike beoaueo the
omit remit g firm employing them is in.•
volved in a labor diepate at AM'ontreal
Pine resin c' Bgritaady pireh welted
with enough beeswax to give it a guts
my enneietenpy and keep it from beam
ins biline make, a good substitute for
glue t, r a ti to high temperatures,
Raetne'sco'iurge, tbe. cholera, ono'
mon, to sitreari with mach alarming
'%polite, prtneipelly in the. southern
n,tnin,r clistrle!s and in St Peter, hnrg,
wino- 'he er'J'letn'o is tsar approaohiog
the propitious of the great epidemic 01
:von
les Worry That Ii"111s
Not in, ,o wastes the vital nerve
forms as worry. Nothing so certainly
retard,. restoration to health. Get nut
into the t;unetline, be cheerful, use Dr.
A, W. Chaee'e Nerve Feed to rebuild
the wasted nervous system, enc yon
will be surprised how quickly thele will
be a onangd for the patter, This ad-
vice will be better than gold to 'you if
you will but follow 11.
Scotland will receive £328.000 to
make all for the defioienoy in the whis-
key money occasioned by the reduced
consumption of spirits since the new
budget. The grant will go in educe
tion.
Negotiations area going on between
the Canadian Pacific and Canadian
Northern which may result in an agree-
ment by which the 0anadian Northern
will use the 0. P. R. passenger termin-
als in Montreal
The fur trader Colin Fraser reached
Edmonton last week with a season's
catch totallin'' .in name $31,000. Over
30,000 rat kine were sold to the Hudson
Bay Co. for $16 000. Eight silver fox
skims were sold for $500 each.
The population of New York in 1825
was 166 086 In 1835 it had increased to
270,080; in 1515 to 371,223, and in 1855
s 1329 810. The average gain daring that
period of thirty years was 5612 per cent.
for every ten year period.
Mrs Albert Holmes of Cardinal, Ont„
whose husband is accused of murdering
Nathan Bolton, is dead of a broken
heart.
A woman may be able to do her own
housework, but she always has to get
some other woman to help her keep a
secret.
STATE OP OHIO, CITY Or TOLEDO,) SS.
LuOAS COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior nartner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
Oily of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, end that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case that cannot be our•
ed by nee of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. OHENE) .
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(SEAL.) A. W. GLEASON,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern•
ally, and note directly on the blood and
mucous enrfaces of the system. Send
for testimonial, free.
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggists, 75 cents. •
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipa•
tion.
The Chamber of Commerce of Bristol,
Eng., has, according to a special des•
patch to the Globe, approved the propos.
al for a World's Fair at Winnipeg in
1914.
Children. Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R i A
A pretty wedding took place at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. John Hales,
Flesherton, on Tnesday, August 9,
when their daughter Beatrice was mar-
ried to Mr, Archie Sinclair of Tees.
water. Rev. H. E. Wellwood, B. D.,
pastor of the Methodist Church, con.
ducted the ceremony in the presence of
a few invited guests.
Troubled with Heart
NERVES WERE ALL UNSTRUNG
Mrs. Oscar Hamilton, Forest Glen,
N.S., writes: ---"I can truthfully say that
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills have
been a great friend to me. A few years
ago I was very much troubled with my
heart and my nerves were all unstrung,
I had terrible pains all through my
body, I was weak and had frequent and
severe dizzy spells, and was continuously
having to consult doctors. I had Mil_
burn's Heart
and
:Nerve Pills reeotnmend;
ed to me and after having taken a box they
appeared to help me so much I continued
to take thein, and was soon able to do my
Work again. Igor this I am very grateful
and would advise all people with weak
heart or unstrung nerves to give them te
thorough trial,"
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are the
Original heart and nerve cure and are sold
at all dcaler8 for 50c per boar or S boxeb
for $1,25 or will be mailed direct on
receipt of r price by The T. Milburn Co.*
Limited, Toronto, 'Ont,
(fAfareis civ///CH-O MEi -
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold and guaranteed by
WALTON MCKIBBON.
A man seldom insists that he is a
gentleman unless he isn't,
An ex convict says a checkered ea.
reer is apt to land a man in a striped
suit.
Never stand a broom in a corner; tie
a piece of string round the Handle and
hang it tip
To remove stains and discolorations
from tinware, try rubbing with a damp
oloth, dipped in soda.
Mr. W. J. White, inspector of immi-
gration offing, estimates • the yield of
wheat in the west at 100,000,000 bushels.
Liberty is represented by' a female,
but the suffragette is firmly convinced
that the facto are all to the contrary.
Following Philadelphia's example,
New York has established a .free per-
manent exhibition of building materials.
The happiest people in the world are
not always the richest although any
poor man knows that they ought to be.
A Ten -Day Cure
The mannfaotnrers of FIG PILLS
guarantee them to cure all Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Trouble whatso-
ever, or refund your money. FIG
PILLS will core Constipation. Na-
ture's pill, made from fruits.
Price 25c. a box; at all leading stores.
An unusual copy of the Great Bri-
tain $25 stamp, orange on blue paper,
Qaeen Victoria issue, brought $315 at
Rooke and Company's sale in London,
England, This is Britain's rarest stamp.
The bridegroom at a Leeds, England,
wedding, Mr. Henry Foster, was eighty-
one, and his bride, Mrs. Franois Hind,
a few years younger. Mr. Foster had
been three ' times married previously.
There were many showers of confetti.
When the digestion Is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there is a
natural craving and relish for food.
When this is lacking you may know
that you need a dose of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets, They
strengthen the digestive organs, improve
the appetite and regulate the bowels,
Sold by all dealers,
The only bonus granted to the C.P.R.
in Brace County was by the Tp. of.
tjnlross whioh in a moment of generosn
ity carried a bylaw in 1871 to grant aid
to the Toronto, Grey and Brnoe branch
line to Teeswater of $43,000. The vil-
of Te sw to r
age s a e assn$5,000 of
mrdthe
B
holm given by Cnlroee.
The college young man thought he
would have a joke at the expense of the
colored janitor, so he said, ad it was late
in the antmmn—"Pretty near winter,
William; the trees will aeon be as bla,k
to on are," "]fiat's tree" replied 'Wil•
Liam, ae he surveyed the elm freer very
thonght1ully--"Nature's wonderful,dah,
nb mistake. dome spring, close treee'11
bo moat as green as yds is, tech,"
Far the little one'shat atlthed pique
is tritumed with cords and tassels, while
oretonue, Need with deep blue or retie.
metered strew, still is In great demand.
The mushroom shape for the little time
is, most generally seen.
'lie latest, meanest, and at the same
time the Met amngiug "graft" ever re.
ported, if any form of eh sating oan be
amusing, is that oh,irgr,d against come
milk a utrabturs of Near York, By
kioking dente in the milk vans they are
declared to have redao:l, the oapaolty
of enoh eau from tarty to thirty.nlue
grtarts,
In having a ooneh modioine, don't be
atretic to get Ohamberlain'8 Cough
Remedy 'l here to no danger from it,.
enol relief is eure to follow. Eepepially
recommended for coughs, oolds and
whooping congb. Sold by all dealers.
The handsome 0. P. R liner Princess
May. in ehnrge of Capt. John McLeod,
went to the bottom of Lynn Canal,
B. 0„ with nearly one hundred pricer-
gars on board, having run on o reef at
Sentinel Island, during a dense fog,
Thanks to the 000lnees and bravery of
the officers not a life was lost, but the
escape was narrow as the vessel filled.
very rapidly.
In a drug store not a thousand miles
from here the apprentioe was filling his
first preeeiption, and when he handed it
to the lady be told her it was a dollar
and ten Dents. She paid the dollar and
ten, and after she had gone, be informed
the proprietor the dollar was counter-
feit. The proprietor turned in his ohair
and said; "Well, how about the ten
cents—ie that good money?" The
young man answered in the affirmative.
Oh, well," the proprietor replied,
"that's not so bad—we still make a niok-
el."
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Dr. Chase's Clint
ment is a curtain
and guaranteed
cureforeach and
every form of
itching, bleeding
a n d protruding
piles. See testimonials in the press and ask
your neighbors about it. You can use it and
Bet your money back if not satisfied. Ole, at all
lealers .;: Itnafaxsox, BATES R. Co., Toronto.
9R. CHASE'S OlNTIVIEINT.
HEALTH NOTES.
'a White' of egg is a good dressing for a
burn as it excludes the air.
A"odri of milk heated but not boiled
taken slowly at bedtime will promote
sleep.
The whites of eget and powered alum
made into a plaster for a sprained ankle,
is almost speoifio.
A (inert of buttermilk taken every clay
in divided doses is a good tonio. reliev.
in indigestion, constipation and many
liver and kidney disorders.
°Indere, lime or particles of dust can
be removed from the eye by dropping
olive oil intn it. This is perfectly pain -
lees and never fails -to remove all fore-
Igo substances. •
The freoklee whioh appear promptly
with the firet warm sonny days may be
removed and kept away by robbing the
faoe with lemon juice. Cut the lemon
in half and usesthree or four times a
week, at bed -tie. It smooths and
softens the skin.; besides removing tan
and freckles.
Milk taken in great swallows forms
large solid curds' in. the stomach which.
are very difficult to digest. Milk
whether hot or cold should be. sipped to
be beneficial, This allows the juices of
the stomach to act upon every particle
so that it becomes assimilated very
quickly.
Pimples .whiph are the result of in-
digestion and stomach trouble will dis-
appear with a• course of sodium phos -
fate. A teaspoonful taken in a glassof
hot water before breakfast for two
weeks. with a careful diet, will olear
the skin.
Many girls and women do not know
how to sit, or stand or walk properly
and as a result have poorly nourished
flabby muscles. With the baok erect
the head up and the °beet thiown out
the elasticity of the muscles is called
into play, promoting a more rapid cir-
culation of the blood which tonee up
the whole system.
Are You
Iuptured
1 can cure the worst case of
Rapture from infancy to old age,
without operation or loss of time,
ACT AT ONCE.
and remove the daily danger of
strangulation. Fill in coupon
and send to Dept, J.
J. S. SMITH,
88Saledonia S t
C
STRATFORD, ONT.
Name ...10 ........:..........
address ...:..................
Age Title J.tup ........
Single or double , .. , .. ......
Satiefadtibn guaranteed,
EVERY ONE SEEMS.
TO BE TAKING
"FRUIT-R-TIVES"
Demand Always Increasing
Because"Fruit-a-clues" Cures
The real value of any article inay be
judged by the demand for it. Steadily
increasing sales are the surest indication
of intrinsic merit, This applies to a
medicine as well as to a breakfast food.
First introduced to the public in
Ottawa, the fame of " Fruit-a-tives "
quickly spread until to -day these fruit
juice tablets ere known and used in
every section of the Dominion.
The only reason for this extraordinary
demand is that 's Fruit -a -tines" is the
only medicine in the world made of
fruit, and is the only remedy that will
positively cure Constipation, Bilious-
ness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Backache,
Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Bladder and " Kidney Troubles, One.
has only to read the testimonials
given to " Fruit-a-tives " beesomeof the
best known and most highly esteemed
people of Canada, to appreciate the
wonderful amount of good that this
grand fruit medicine has done and is
•doing for the sick and suffering.
goc. a box, 6 for $2.5o, or trial box, 250.
At dealers, or sent, postpaid, on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
FEAR OF DEATH
Cnrionsly enough, too, as age Domes
apace and the inevitable draws nearer,
fear is not discernable in the conduct or
attitude of the average man, if one may
judge of his interest in what goes on
abont him, his cheerfulness and his ser-
ious outlook on the worl"d..a ohserfulness
and serenity that are not all of religious
origin, Tt is a wise providence that hid
the hour of the coming of the dark angel
froom the knowledge of human creatures,
thus leaving always the thought that it
is not to -day, but at some uncertain and
therefore not to bs dreaded time in the
future. Even with invalids who know
their days are numbered a kindly pow-
er mercifully softens their natural dread
and enables them to•go down in seem-
ingly dignity and self•control into- the
valley of the Shadow. It is the belief,
too, of physioians sod others who have
witnessed many deaths that in a vast
msjority the passing mortal meets this
natural prooetas as he meets Bleep, with
his mental faculties dulled—or are
theysoleared—that all fear of dread is
lost and the end of life i8 like the end of
a peaceful day.—Indianapolis Star.
Be sere and take a bottle of Chamber-
lain's Oolio, Cholera end Diarrhoea
Remedy with you when starting on your
trip this summer. It cannot be obtain•
ed on board the trains or steamers.
Changes of water and climate often
cause sadden attacks of diarrhoea, and
it is best to be prepared. Sold by all
dealers.
SAVING LIVES 12F CHILDREN,
Dr, Helen MaoMnroby of '.poromar
deolaree in her recent report .to the Op-
atrio Government that 75 Per cent or
the °atlas') of infant mortality are pre.
veritable, Among other things she eye.
that "the baby has one chaues for its
life if fed on condensed milk, would have
two chances for its life if fed on gooct
Dow's milk, et'd one handredohauoes for
its life on its mother's milk." Mothers,
who really amulet nurse their children,
she says, are only one ip a hundred or
one in a thousand, and others who do.
not do so are either ignorant or ill,
advised.
Dr, Mao alurohy, comparing the'
deatht of Ontario children with those
of England, says the former are 150 in a.
thousand to 1$2 in a thousand in the
letter, while that of London, England,
ii only 113. It le possible that part of
the difference may be accounted for by
laxity in rsfietration of births in Outer -
to, and than the infant death rate is not
80 large here as it seems. In any Daae
the matt, -r 13 a serious one, and shows
that retort could be done to prevent ex -
connive infant mortality 'by proper pre-
cautions being taken.
The ease is cited of a amitotic priest,
in Quebec who instruoted la perish aa
to the treatment of babies, , nd et creed.
ed,,in two years, in reducible the death.
rate among infante from 197 to 85 per
thousand. Feeding at irregular hours
or whenever the child Dries, uncleanli-
ness, overolothing, and allowing babies'
to have "tastes" of what their elders
eat, are s mo of the mistakes which.
should be avoided.
Warnings are issued in the report
against patent foods, which are denomi-
fated "Baby Exterminators,". One
soothing syrup, it is stated, contains
opium, and it is suggested that syrups
and foods for infants should be labelled
in accordance with their contents.
The study whioh Dr. MaoMnrchy has.
been making is an important one. She.
has Dome to eodnd, though not new con-
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