The Clinton News Record, 1923-11-22, Page 7r irraI' r� a
Women Now Testifies
Iva Wate1T, 101 Lower Bagat:takon r-anlae myselt and know from
3t., itiugeton, Out., a well,ktscwn zttt!
,lrogreseive business " woman, pays
Sigh tribute W the Taniac treatment,
Kroh '{Aratell "owns and personally
iuperintends ons of the largest ttnd
nest up-to-date grocery stores in this
leetiot of Canada,
"X have sold lots of 'rankle here in
nay store," says Hire. Watell, 'and
most everyone who buys it Comes back
any own eksperlenee that It le a won-
derful ntomach medicine and tomo.
After 1, had suffered a long time from
stomach trouble and got so run-down
and nervous I could hardly attend 'to
business Taniac has made pre feel like
a new'person. In fact, I feel One ail
the time since taking ri'anlac/'
"l'anlao is for sale by all good drug -
with the itigheat prate°, I have also gists. Accept no substitute
E L k■ f E DIJC 1 AOA !
BY D. ,I, J. MIDDLETON
Provincial guard of Health, Ontario',
llfiddroton will bo'glad to answer questions on Public )Health *
tore through this column. Addrese'him at lipa+diaa Roues, Sgadtsdli
Crescent, 'l'oreato.
"The last three years .have seen tls combination of man and nature in
the slaughter of Man by, man on a an incessant and successful props-,
l ganda against the health of the na-
scale heretofore unknown except in l tion "
the lively imagination of the-Cluon- ervent
teler of the OCings of Israel." hope that venereal disease may soon
Professor Osler has the 'f
These are the words or the late Sir be checked and.dontrolled, as typhoid
,___These,
Osler, 'ono of the greatest is at present. Speaking in 1917 he had
medical authorities of this generation. before him the wonderfully low record'
"We are, however, beginning to real- o£ typhoid in :the armies. "To realize
ize that it is Appollo, not :Mars,' who the magnitude of the victory," said, he,
slays 'most in war," said 'Prof. Osler, "one must have lived and moved and
"that Nature in the form of disease 18. worked year by year in typhoid
more fatal to man than man with his stricken countries—helpless and hope,
weapons. The needless deaths gI Peace less, without, proper, sanitary laws, or
far exceed those of the most disas-°without the power to enforce them.
trous wars, More people died •of To have succeeded within the memory
plague in twoyears in India- that,},rof some who hear me reducing the
have been killed on both sides `'sl'nce mortality of typhoid almost to the
the great war began. IrE 1D15 .while vanishing point rs one of the greatest
nine of our soldiers abroad -died every triumphs of modern medicine. It reads
hour to save their country, twelve like a romance."
babies died at home in'.the same time,
to the scandal of their. country.
' :`The knowledge of Nature's laws
las enabled man to devise' really mag--
nifieent' ways ,of wholesale butchery
yet with a delicious rneonsisteney'the Mrs. Alfred Tranahemontagne, St
sc sarue knowledge haea seless ,.Mahim he Michel des Saints,' Que., "writes:•—
throue, of her and ceaseless, Warfare "Baby's, Own Tablets are an excellent
through di°sease;:has enabled him
to win :the greatest victory in the his- medicine. They saved my baby's life.
ry-of' humanity. Even in war time mid I. can highly recommend •them to
man, displays just as much hostility ail' mothers. Mrs. ". Trauchemon-
o a hostile nature ass he does to the tagne"e experience Is that of thou
-
may in the field. Bitter experience sands of other mothers who have test-
es shown hire that disease is more ed: the worth . of Baby's Own Tablets.
atal than powder and shot. The new The Tablets are a sure and safe medt
nowledhas- enabled him for the
first time to reverse the ratio: between cine for .little ones and never fail to
acilli and bullets. - Full details are regulate the; bowels and stomaoh,thus,
of to hand for the Allied Forces, but relieving all the minor ills from which
e know that, the destructive pestis- children suffer. They are sold by
noes "have played a minor, not as medicine dealers or by mail at 25
ereto£ore the major, role. And it cents a box from The Di. Williams
es been the same in the German Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont,
rmies in which the deaths from dis-
1
ae have been. about 1- to 15 killed
nd died of wounds. The story of the EASY TRICKS
niluest of the great infections is the
ightest single chapter in the history No. 58
science. The humanitarian aspect
ppeals to our better feelings, and The Balanced Cigar
opo for the betterment cf the race
ave been centred about health and
ome and habits. There is a fly in
re amber of course, and the vision is
lurred (narrowed ,indeed to dark -
Os!) as one looked in two directions
towards cancer and towards vener-
1 :disease., Against the latter
purge, a great „awakening. has taken
lace.` Among infections, venereal
iseases .stand alope. Against' all
there man wages a keen warfare,
hey present the remarkable and sub -
SAVED BABY'S LIFE
hristnaas Gifts for the{iddies
uy now. 01:00, lariats Dressed. Dell,
'nt-out Toy, Clockwork Model,'. Art
rayons, Palating Book. Postage Paid.
ddrese:-13ainbovr Novelties, 878
roadview, Tatonto.
MATCHES
Remember to ask for
EWA when you order
matches
ON.9ALit corm: Ess
IN CANADA
0
Can you balance' a. cigar on the
tip of your forefinger? Not for
very long, perhaps,' unless you make
use of a little scheme that will add
one more to your repertoire of pec-
ket tricks:
The Illustration shows how a pen-
-knife comes to the aid of the cigar.
Stick the point of one of the blades
of the knife into the cigar' near the
end. Open or close the knife until
you have it in the right position to
hold the cigar nearly upright.
The same trick; can, of course,. be
done with a pencil instead of a
cigar.
(Clip this out and,paste it, with.
other of the series, iii a scrapbook.).
November Ram.
The rain is dripping from the trees,
And running from the eaves,
. And Splashing on the open road
Bestrewn with sodden leaves,
And every bush and leafless twig
And withered plant appeare' .
Impearled with countless tiny drops -
Like melancholy tears.
S
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porno
AWARDED QUEBEC SCHOLARSHIP
.As the result of her distinct artistic r appeal, ;Antoinette Giroux, La
petite Canadienne of the Stage, has been "awarded a Scholarship by the
Provincial Government of. Quebec, entitling her to three years' dramatic
study at the French Capital, Photograph taken aboard the Canadian Pa -
Ode S.S. Minnedosa en route 'to Paris via Cherbourg. •
Ingenious Means Used in
Surveying Operations
Ira
Those who go down to. the Sea 1n
ships are not the only ones who see
the 'wonders of the deep and': of the
sky. The engineers who go to meas-
ure -tile land witness wonderful-phe-
nomena'
onderfulphe
nomena and even make use of them
in. ,heir daily operations. The engl-
nee9s . of ,,the Geodetic Survey of
Canada in the - triangulation •of the
vast areas they are.: called .upon to
measure are sometimes forced to 'se-
cure sights between points which tax
the maximum resources of their
equipment and indeed -sometimes ex-
ceed them except under extraordinary.
conditions. Higher towers at times
are not .feasible and more powerful
lights= or,telescop'ea are useless it the
line of sight' is obstructed, When
some part of the earth comes between
the two observation points it -would
seem that'tbere is nothing left _for
the surveyor to do, but Geodetic,en-
.gineers have found that by taking ad-
vantage of times when the beam of
light beetle conveniently they can
make their observations. • For example
in observing points on the north shore
of the St. Lawrence from .the. south
.or Gaspe coast 'it was found that the
straight line (about. 80 miles long)
between the two Points passed, under
the _ surface of the'water. ' It was im-
possible to use higher towers .and
on several clear nights tests showed
that the, lights were invisible. Then
came sevoral nights when the condi-
tions of refraction were -abnormal and.
when owing to the upward arching
of the line of sight the north +^and
south shore lights intervisible,.
and it. was' possible, to complete the
required angular measurements. More-
over the refraction 'was on its good.
behavior., and while it conveniently
bent the line perpendicularly so as
to pass over'•the hill of water, so to
-say, between the lights, It did not
bend it horizontally, and the meas
uremente. were consequently. accurate.
How the engineers assured themselves
that the line did not bend horizontally
is another story, but they .also deter-
mined that point
At other times abnormalrefraction
develops in other forms, In taking
observations' at night between Cape
Breton, and the Magdalen Islands .11
was necessary to take readings on the
image of the electric light when it
Tracks In the Snow,
What p , wonderful teacher and
playfellow is the snow! Nelsen` it Brat
comet, how the children shout in an.
ticipation of the good tithes they will
hare with it, snowballing, .coasting,
slid building forte!
But I wonder how many Scouts
ever go to it quietly and rile it to toll
yola,some of the strange and wonder•
fol tbi'ngs it knows? Sometimes
can tell most interesting stories and
toll then very plainly. We like to
read stories of the Indian hunters
who follow "trails" 80 skillfully, but
how came they to have such keen
eyes? Yours and mine areprobably
just as good if we only knew haw to
leak
Let us see whether we can read a
few tracks in the snow, taking the
very eeriest and nearest at hand. Can.
you tell your Malta cat's track from
that of your nolghbor's terrier whose
foot are no larger? ,Look sharp!
Oh, yes: Puss draws back every
Claw inits sheath s; and loaves only'
the mark of a velvet pad with four
toe dots in front. Nipper's nails "do
not retract and each leaves its nark
in front, of the toe. ' Also Malta's hind
feet drop neatly upon the front paw'e
tracks, so that she seems to walk two -
footed. Nipper cannot.' match his
tracks• like that. '
Study the tracks of yourchickens
and pigeons and the birds pf the
street; even the tracke of different
people are very interesting. _•
,On my way home from school one
winter evening, I saw the tracks of
two persons whichpleased me .great-
ly; ono of a tall man—I knew he was
tall by the long steps -and beside
these tracks were the mark of some
wee rubber boots, and I smiled. as 'I1
pictured a little man wearing his -first
pair, and going proudly out to meet
father 'Presently I turned' the corner
and came in View of the track -makers,
and the little man turned out to be
a little girl. Do . you not.; think she
enjoyed wearing' the new rubber boots
aa well as any boy would? '
But it le the country lad who oars
play at trailing: About the poultry
yard comes the marauding skunk,
fox and, weasel, and every wood path
tells a story if the snow is just right,
-
I remember 'one March morning
when a "snap snow" covered the
ground. and I was on my way through
a little wood to a' country school, I
came across a most remarkable track.
It looked just like a tiny baby's foot.
The welhdelined heel, the slender
sole, each -dainty separate toe—it was,
perfect! It led down to- the recently
thawed brook. Much puzzled I went
on school and asked my pupils
abeut it, and there was a shout,
"'Twos a coon. Oh; teacher, coons
have waked up!"
Through the pastures and brash'lots
Bunny:Cottontail goes;; but look' out
that you do not trail him backward,
for Bunny overreaches and at every
jump plants his larger and longer hind
feet well in front of the tracks made
by his tiny forepaws.
Squirrels, with the exception of the
ground squirrel, are ready to come
out every warm spell and sealch for
the nuts they have hidden. And mice!
They are everywhere; especially, along
the end :of themillet field. • They do
not seem to take winter naps.- Thoy
make miles of little runways through
the grass under .the anew, which are
uncovered when it melts, and seem to
have a social time above it as well,
from :the "numberless tracks,, Some-
times you catch sight of a mouse
track that is perfect from each tiny
claw mark to the knitting needle
ecrateh of mousie's little tail.
Do not fail to make walks In -win-
ter weather and question the snow.
Keep a record of all the- different
tracks you find. , If. you do not know
what animal made the tracks, send ns
drawings of them, Perhaps Scout
Headquarters can tell you what they
are. --Ada E. Georgia.
GOOD REDBLOOD
I'ONIC
RYE T
ARBALI�E
For all the radiant floral band
That made the,autumu gay,
The asters and the goldenrod,
Alas! have passed away,
And. o'er her flower children dead
Upon their woodland bier,
Le! sorrowful November tcepps,
The Rachel of the ,year,
—Minna Irving;
GIRLS! HAIR `GROWS
THICK AND BEAUTIFUL
35 -Cent " panderine" Does
. Wonders for , Lifeless, '
Neglected Hair.
A gleamy mass
of luxuriant halt
full of gloss, lis-
tre and life short-
ly follows a genu-
i the toning up of
y neglected scalps
(
with dependable
"Daua erdino.
"
Falling It air,
itching' scalp and
the datldruff is
corrected immediately. Thin, dry,
wispy or fading hair is quickly invlg-
orated, taking on now strength, color•
and youthful beauty, "Danderihe" is
delightful on the Bair; a ,refreshing,
stimulating tonli -•- riot sticky or
greasy! Any drugstore,
The pouch of a pelican Is large
enough to aontaiii seven quarts of
water.
Alpha Centauri, the nearest staff' to
the earth, le 26,000,000,000,000 miles
nWay.
Mlnaid'e Llolrnent Flea l8 tuts,
1
0
Santa Pe superior
service row scenery
eFlu> Red HarVeY,
metals -your assur, ,
axee- of alea'$ant
u1l rxtey .dere.
journey
,vitt Grami
canyon Nanghal l'ax _
open all fiayear
800
t T. I1lNt)kY des, h t. Sentare Ry.
d0a ihes Flet .151-:batrclt;Fiick,
Mao M AMilEthe aK!I6wo�}t n j OU �00 INGS
CAl1FPANIA LIVED
Also detolls es to colt of ea
ail ihls
od
48
Weak " Watery Blood the
Source of -A11 Nervousness.;.
"If people would attend to their
blood, instead of worrying themselves
ill," said an eminent nerve specialist,`
"we doctors/would not see our con-
sulting rooms crowded with nervous
wrecks. More popple suffer from
worry than anything else."
The' sort of thing the specialist
spoke of le the nervous, rundown eon-
idition caused by overwork and the
many :anxieties of -to-day. . Sufferers
find themselves tired, low-spirited' and
unable -to keep their minds on icily -
thing. Any sudden noise hurts them'
like a blow. They are full pf ground-
less fears, do not sleep well at night.
Headaches and other nerve pains are
part of the misery, and it all comes
from starved nerves.
Doctoring the nerves withpoisonous
sedatives is a terrible mistake. The
only real nerve tonic is a good supply
of rich red blood. Therefore to re-
lieve nervousness and run-down health
Dr, Williams' Pink Pills should be
taken. These pills enrich the blood,
which tones the nerves; improves the
appetite, gives new strength and
spirits, and makes hitherto despondent
people bright and cheerful.' If you are
at all. "out of sorts",,,,you should begin
taking Dr. Williams' Pink Flits.
You can get these pills through any
dealer in medicine,or by mail at 59 -
cents a box from- The Dr. Williams
,Medicine Co., Brockville, Out,'
Entertainment. .
I stoped at an inn one day to 'dine;
The h10st was a generous fellow;
A golden apple for a sign
Hung out on a branch so mellow,
It was the good old apple tree
Himself so nobly dined me;
"Sweet -fare anti sparkling juices he
Was 'pleased and proud to find hie;
To his greenhouse came many a guest,
Light winged and lighter hearted;
They sang their best, they at his best,
Then up they sprang and departed.
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packet
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According to Race.
American; There goes the beauti-
ful Smith girls into the theatre. Let's
join them.
• Sect; Not so fast, my boyLet's
see whether. they've 'bought_ their
tickets yet. '
I found a bed to 'rest my head—
A bed of soft green clover;
The hosta great cool shadow reread
appeared as a vertical pencil or band Fora quilt and covered me over.
approximately fifty Leet wide and half'
a mile high. Sometimes the image
appeared as a series of disks one:
above the other. At times the disks
were all of one color, yellow or white,
AO clean cut and separate. At other
tinter the disks overlapped and were WOMEN CAN DYE ANY
red, white and• green in regular. order.
Other Variations were noted when GARMENT, DRAPERY
acetylene; lamps were used, but in all —
oases the; images. were in a Vertical
I asked ltim what I had to pay
I saw his head shake elightly-
O, blest be he forever and aye
Who treated me so politely,
Plane, so that rile observations :'far ` De > or Tint Worn, Faded
horizontal Anglo were- hot delayed, Things New for 15 cents.
the results being, quite satisfactory,
The Stirrup -Cup.'
Death, thou'rt a cordial old and rare;
Lok - how compounded, with what
care!
Time got Ills .wriukies reaping thee '-
Sweet herbs from all antiquity
Daviel to tbY dlatilingo wont,
itoatsl .and Gota= excellent,
Omar ICliayynrtt and Chaucer bright,
And Shakespeare for a king -delight,
Then, Time, lot not a drop be. spilt:
Hand me the CUD wllene'er thou wilt;
"Pis thy deb. stirrup -cup to me;
I'll drink it down right smilingly:
—Sidney Lanier.
DEAF?
The Potter Blur Phone conveys to your
oar a. (dear, healthy and natural sound.
It, is the latest achievement, Wrlto
for liarticula1s to H. Potter co., Ltd,,
116.18 Ryrie Bldg,, Torouto, 9111. Ask
for the Vetter lllar Phone,
Mother! Give Sick Child
"California Fig Syrup".
Harmless laxative for a Bilious,
Constipated' Baby or Child.
Don't wonder whether you can dye
or tint successfully, booause perfect
home 'dyeing le guaranteed .with
"Diamond Dyes" even if you have
never dyed before.. Druggists have all
colors;_ Directions. in each package,
Constipated, bil-
ious, feverish, or
sick, colic- Babies
and Children love
to take genuine
"California F i g
Syrup." No -other
laxative regulates
the tender little
bowels •so nicely.
It sweetens .the.stomaih and starts
the liver and bowels acting without
griping. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs, Say "California" to
your -druggist and avoid -counterfeits,.
Insist upon . genuine "California Fig
Syrup" which contains .directions.
Japan has an avenue of trees fifty
.miles in length, ' extending from the
town of Nikko to Namada:
MONEY ORDERS.
Remit by Dominion'Dmpress, Money
Order. If lost or stolen you got your
moneyback:
There are 598;498 words in the Old
Testament, and 181,258 in the New
Testament, making 774,746 in all. •
Ask for Minard's-and take no other..
An English inventor' has patented
a double parachute designed to steady
the descent of a user.
STOMACH MISERY
S
GAS, IDtSilhL
� ( STION
'
Tho rapidity with which the chains
eleon strikes with its tongue at a flys
ing insect is gsuch that the tongue
cannot be detected'with the nalced eye.
Use
IN
st
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ETES
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SUN, WIND,DUST &C1NDERS
RalrCOMMENDED 6•SDLa 118' DRUIOISTS.& 081`501AN9,
•
tor,,..0a pees 5Ya 0555 0005 Maidee co.c0ICA00,Vaal!!!
"Paptee-Dtapepsin" is the quickest;
surest relief for iudigsstiou, -gases,
flatulence,heartburn, sourness- or
stomach distress caused by acidity.
A Pew tablets give almost immediate
stomach relief. Correct your stomach
and digestion lfow :for :a ` few cents.
Druggists sell Millions of packages. of
Pape's: Diapepsln. `
A herd of"Caribou, estimated . at
three million, has been seen in the
Arctic regions,
Keep; Minard's Liniment in the house.
Horses, giraffes, and ostriches have
the largest eyesof land animals, and
cuttlefish of .sea creatures.
Theskin of the human . palm is
seventy-six, times as thick as that of
the eyelid.
Str ng, o ry s
Pure organic Phosphate, known to
most druggists as 13itro•Phosphate, is
what nerve•exllaisted, tired -out .people
must have to regain nerve force arid
energy, That's Why It's guaranteed..
Price $i per plcge. Arrow Chemical
Co„ 25 Front St. Hall, TOzouto0 Ont,
iNPIA NI Aflf0N
Of muscles, ligaments or jointe.
disappears quickly atter' a few
applications of Minard's.
or Weeds to 'That 'Effect. -
Itebby: My dear; you know we
Can't afford to have such things.
, Wide; Btit, John, .that's lust the
roasou why I want them!,
Minard's Liniment for Dandruff.
WANTED.
TEAM ENGINE, 12x12 CYL-
Inder. Reid Bros., Bothwell, qnt.
Keep Stomach. and Bowels Right
. Bi giving. baby the harmless,purely
vegetable, iaf aats'. and childr en' a regulator:
ARS.0)11161134/.5 SYRUP
brings astonishing, gratifyingroeults
in making baby's stomach dlgest
food and bowels move as
they should at teething
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harmful Warsdt.
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Ar eta
preexists
America's Plonow• Dog Remedies
Door on '
DOG DISEASES
and now to Pad
Alsi1cd lase la nay Adaran
by the Author.
M. CLAY GLOVED 00„ Inc.
Iso Wat 240 wee( ,-•
NOW Yarla U.O.A.
ASPIRIN
Say"Bayer" and Insist!
o ; Row to Prevent al
- Biliousness
Doctors warn against remedies -
containing powerful drugs and ' ,
alcohol. "The Extract of Roots,
long known as Mother Seigel's•
,Curative Syrup, has. no dope, or:
strong ingredients; itchases away
indigestion, biliousness and con•
atipation. Can be had at any
- drug store." Get the genuine. E ,
�'gf� 50c. and $1.00 Bottles. a
Eli 1' 1
Unless you see the name "Bayer" an
package or on tablets you are not get
ting the genuine Baye: product proved
sate by millions and preecribed by.
physlclans over twenty-three years for
Colds Headache
'toothache Lumbago
Eareehe IiheumatiSm .
Neuralgia Pelt, Pain
Accept "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken pottage sen-
tains proper directions, needy boxes
of twelve tablets ;cost few cents, Drug-
gistsand 100.
,Aepirlii. ianaell the trade markbattles of24 (registred
le Canada) of Bayer Mabufaetlire of
alonoaccticacldeeto1' ,0E Shlleylicacld.
While it is well knoPu that Aspirin
Weans Bayer 1Vlannfaetill`e, tb assist
the pubilo against imitations, the 'Ppb.
lets Of Bayer Company will be ;Aaiun.
ed With their general trade mark, the
"ilayc1 tlro8Ai''
CUTICURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
Eruption On Face. Itched
and Burned. Lost Rest.
"A small, sora eruption broke out
on the aide of my face andkept
spreading until it was the size of a
quarter. It was rough and scaly, and
at times I. was most crazy with the
itching and burning. I lost my rest
at night, and my face was terrible to
see.
"I tried different remedies without
any benefit. A friend recommended
Cuticura Soap and Ointment so I
purchased some, and after using one
cake of Cuticura Soap and one box
of Ointment l' was healed." (Signed)
Miss Eleanor Beekman, Springdale,
Mont, Jan. 19, 1922.
Rely on Cuticura Soap, Ointment
and Talcum to care for your skin.,q
aampleEachrreobyytxan, Adduce! 'Lymane.r,7m•
two, 00180. Taal 05., w„Mutual." 8014 ems-
wham
verywhore. Soap 26c. Olatmont26 and 60c. Talcum M.
Cuticura Soap shaven without mus.
BACK ACHED
JERRBLT
Mrs. McMahon Tells flow She
Found : Relief by Taking Lydia ,
Pinkbatu's Vegetable Compounn
Chatham, Ont.—"X took Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a,
run-down condition after the birth of
my baby boy. I had terrible pains and
backache, and was tired and weak, not
ree
little do my
n, Oorkne day I rre eceived your
little book and toad it and gave up tak-
ing the medicine I had and began taking
the Vegetable Compound. 1 feel much
bettor now and am riot ashamed to tell
What it'has done for me. I recommend
it to any woman I think feels .as Ido."
--Mrs. J. R. MOMaBBON, 168 Harvey
St., Chatham, Ont. 1
Lydia L+'.: Michael's Vegetable Cent:
pound, made from roots and •herbs, has
fornearlyfftyyoarsbeenrestoringaick
ailingwomen to health and strength, I�
relieves the troubles which cause ouch
symptoms as backache, painful periods,
irregularrt{os, tired, worn-out feelings
and rtervousriesti Til{e is shown a airtand
again by such letters as Mrs, MCMalton
writes, &swell as by ono woman telling
another, These woman knout, and are
willing to toll others,, what it did fOir
thein; therefore, it ie surely worth
your trial.
W'onton: who stiffer should write to the:
Lydia7C,PinkhamlVledielnsCa, CObotlrg,
0101'10, for a rTree copy of Lydia
uldharn g Private .Tieet-Book upon
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