‘H‘ *\“\‘.
wuunww.~r~nvu,v,uuu
new chocolate Cake.
rtiou: ‘Three tourihs cup
nun ate, half cup cold water.
no 988. half cup of brown
column thick and then set
pbrtidn: One granulated
It cup of butter, two eggs
p on vanilla, hall cup cold
he teaspoon soda two cups
Cull
butter and sugar add
portion. the soda, yolks
th e.
of,
ad the hour. Last of all stir
hitéa of the three eggs sliffly
ks either in layei's or in
ice hith chocolate dialled it-
[Paul Dispatch.
:Miuced Beer 351'”?-
in beef into small places.
he quarter of In small onion in
espoonful of butter and add
minced meat and a very little wa-
y hock. Simmer slowly for 15
l , add pepper, salt and one cup
"ilk.” When boiling thicken and
‘fi an’e teaspoonful of paisley Servo
rounds of buttered toast
ampioysos together. where the
ores may learn of the pioilcicncy
'xperienee of those whom he
did hire.
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good adv. \p‘ays best in the best
w(liloy-wSontlnol ads. will sell
get employment or lent Vii
1: property quickly and cheaply.
.lsy cannon ransom
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on gradually the half cup oi'
‘ ¢\‘\‘
[on
..V , i I
.. Bran Cookies.
slit Itgether three calls 01‘ bran. one
half teaspoon of soda. one teaspoon
each of ginger and cinnamon and half
a teaspoon of cloves and mix thorough-
ly; add one half cup'each of sugar,
molasses and milk and one‘hali cup
shortening (melted over hot water)
and mix all together thoroughly. Drop
from a spoon upon a buttered pan.
Bake 15 minutes.
spices may be omitted—«Chicago Ree-
ord Herald.
OPPORTUNITIES.
lllaon day brings new Opportunities.
added possibilities, for those who
are alive to their chances and quick
to take advantage or (renditions.
There is always a. way for the con-
scientious. skilled worker to get
ahead-write a Sentinel Want Ad..
stating briefly and concisely your ex-
periences; tell or your proficiency and
seek a position where energetic. well-
directed service wlll result in definite
advancement.
The help wanted columns of The
Sentinel cover every legitimate line
of human endeavor. Cooks, sales
people, sienographers, maids, nurses,
skilled specialists in‘ various lines
professional and business experts~all
are. at the command or the users or
Sentinel Wants.
Your vacant preperty is costing
money every day. A Sentinel wsni
I I‘ll- -lwlrfln’fl’dthfl‘auwrfl" it"s/alas a
$ 15 \x‘. %~‘\m\m\fl\-\.{ ‘IQ‘I‘IU ‘I“\‘II\
. m
Fur '1 SeenDn All
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Those who pow ill! the keepsst ap~
preciatiou of it . in values realize
I)!-
‘ fur cloth-oF of tonic de iaine.
chines sumptuously regal when lrim~
mad with bands’oi’ lur, either dyed or
in familiar natural color-loss.
Costumes.
' I
’“ -wflfl‘fl Ala am.""' w‘lm’ul- unusual
W\U\.\‘\‘IU\ I-\G‘ ‘\.I ‘\‘AI IW~~'\.:II“W\‘Kh\‘
Tiled no... i
, and trim tho hem the desired width.
in planning your kitchen or butt
instead or turning the second time,
such as serbo, turn the correct liengthi‘
i
if preferred the i
5from shop to shop, will evidence this
- truth rather emphatically,
that the vogue for furs is one of the}
most dominant factors of this season‘s
:modes ii is the high siylo note‘to he
i‘ound on all costumes regardless oil
type
A stroll along Chestnut street dur»
ing the busy/morning hours, when
shoppers are briskly stepping about;
says a
phllndelphia Ledger writer.
For ordinary accompaniment even of
every morning : licur one may ob—
serve either a snail muff and shoru
neckpiece or a snug stole of wideaud
generous dimensions, together with a
muff of equally huge proportions being:
worn with every costume. For this
is the age or fur elegance, and where ' line furs are too expensive for every
lands mimic to possess. li’ dyeing furs and
l on icombinlng them has produced nolh
formerly one wore their
furs on high days and holidays only.
we now don them upon every occa'
slon. regardlessly.
' toned iurs
. . ler’s pantry or both remember that
WW9- tiiod walls and floors count for neat
'i‘hc styles for such gowns,
rather simple 0! line, present numer- iness as well as glass door cupboards,
WE Oilllortunities for the applicationi says the ilartiord Courant The one,
Of fur trimmings EVBl‘y rippling men can be kept peiisctiy clean and the
skirt edge may be M edged yTWIothor gives the same results by keep
slashed hams of the skirt must be to“ lug good utensils away from files and!
defined. ' ‘ dust.
iii one dislikes to introduce dark-
upon delicately tinted
fabrics on you have to do is to dye. the
furs, The dyers have color cards for.
you to consult,
'l‘ho favorite shades are mil'lnrel yel-
low, foxglove blue, Czarina pin-pin;
the Hague blues, Bermuda Dink and
Table greys; a wide range of shades.
any one of which becomes label; suc-
cessl‘ully reproduced in .mole, fox.
curilcui, or inoufflon furs.
One must not, and need not be dis-
Heat Diffused
Where hot air is used for heating»
especially where a floor register is ex-
posed to drafts, as in a long ball, the
host is swirled up without diffusing:
This can be remedied by using a,
square of slieet'imn the size of the
register opening and fastened to four
iron legs eight inches high. says the
Pictorial Review. When this is sell
l over the register the heat will stream
out on all sides and not shoot right
maycd by their natural deduction than up to the ceiling.
M
Doubles Wear.
When the small boys’ hose get this
on the knee, cut. loot off, turn leg
around with Iworn part behind knee.
iSew foot. on again with seam on out-
ing also, it has pinned them within the
reach of every wonian’ s pocketbooki
She will be as smartly attired in inex-
Iponsive skins, cleveriy'di‘cd to slim-
‘bind the edge with a bias fold of sour
brlc or lawn the some shade and stitch
.through the binding. The seam will.
be flat and make a much neuteriflnish'
than it turned in the old way.
I
Old Time Roomm;
if you have a room hung 'with the
imitations of old English chintzes, in-
vest in ‘ouo of [the‘loveiy fruit dishes
lined with chintz, says the Washinga
ton Herald.
1. These‘ dishes are made in Royal.
Douiton and they are decorated in
some of the old chintz d08i$n3-iile
sort with gay piumsged birds and still,
bright iiowers rollicking Dial a light.
ground.‘
Some of the dishes are big, ratherl
shallow howls with a band of open-
work at the top. Any .of them would .
an- tun/Av! arr-lair In or
I'W ‘\‘\‘\‘\U\‘H\‘\:‘\:\:
ii
Cold-s
Weak Lun -.
Cousin. ‘
Weak Tel-on”. ”'i
Ayer s .33: .l
Sold for 70 years.
Ask Your Doctor.
l “mm.
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well Mun.
FOOLHARDY.
Folks marry on autos, on
and trains,
i 0n biplanes with motors a-whirr;
'But rashsr than any of these are tho
chumps ‘
Who marry on m per.
w—Boston Transcript.
l
st camel's
Folks marry in cages where lions
look on,
And thus they show rs poor
taste;
But the ones who are surest to mourn.
, what they've done
Are the nlnnies who marry in haste.
—~Chicago Record-Herald.
make a charmin addition to the old-'
fashioned room hung in quaint chintz.
' Doorway Window.
Often a broader entrance can be
gained for a house planned for a uni-
row lot if one window is set into the
Even with the simplest of morning
frocks iulnle n. high-priced fur. as her more.
" fortunate sister who is able to buy the“
exclusive original. ‘
for street wear. one observes
it when handsome furs are worn with
it.
Ms
Such iurs mar he of black or dyed The woman was .enes upon Semi
fox, and given such one may disguisemel Want Advertisements to scour
ithe household help has a little tlmo
(or other thins-
even one s second best suit so its own
tnylor. wouldnt know it. ~——-
Gowns fwtilmt‘iléou and matinee, A 30“”! 3‘3“ pays best in ”’9 hes!
wear ili‘e really the must allurlngiipnmr .
I Can attach tops of [one pair to fool:
’ press.
doorway. This allows a blond door
way ornamentation and makes noesi-
his two windows where only one
would otherwise have been permitted,
says the New York Press. ii’ a cen-
tral treatment is given the second
story windows the effort is good.
_ -vO—~—
Tabla“ Silencers.
Large sheets of blotting paper make
excellent ”table silencers." says the
"side of stocking. Cat-stitch seam open.
[Best to have hone on to see where to
cut. so the scum will be above ankle.
oi’ another this ways-hos Angelou Ex-
i
NGedle Notes, i
Ap’onlnn writes-that in making but-
touholes In children's underwear she
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backgrounds for the newer fur modes} ._ , ;
Ton per cent. of discomfort in I
to'dispoi't themselves against.
sdv will change your loss into a
profit. Try one and see.
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Aifllll EAIARRH
.sw England ought to solve what is
ad the milk problem, but she only
Oates it. Milk is one of the
so; tallies oi’ the six states. but in
being a growing industry it
ishing. it has been so tliorI'
I
It has immense possi-
. Why is it that is impossible
buy a pound of that line old
in cream “raised" on milk
a big shallow pans? Why is it
appreciation of this kind of but-
and almost knowledge of it. has
lit of the minds of neiiily all men
lumen? ii is a fact that modems
got know what good butter is and
the fault of the farmers that that
lodge has pretty nearly irons out
world. Good choose is rapidly
t a memory. Not long ago 1
ad to one of the biggest gro-
lBosloh that I could not sot
3" oilseed. lie at once so-
. “There is nono maids." said
. u can‘t buy a pound of ‘full-
cheese anywhere, unless possi
a farmer way down on the
illiilliii Jililili l
. RUB RilillMiIifi Pill
,liriiialii Dill Willi a Small
Billie oi 8i. lacuna (iii
mmau
than lily "hold only.” Not
in fifty ruquiros internal
Stop dragqlnul Rub shout
sling "at. Jacobs Oil” iii-
in the “lender spot," and
men instantly. "lit, Jacous
”mindless rheumatism euro
’ lacoior the shin ,
- Quit complaining! (lei.
Ii bottle of “81. minus
any drug store, and in just
you‘ll be free from rheumu
snails, stillness “and swell ,.
iliiii'ni‘l- liciiai and a. cure
."fit. .‘lnrobsfili" has our
cl rheumatism sufferers
all custom and is just
sciatica, neuralgia. ions
is sadisprsins.
i GATES THE AIR YOU BREATHE
other troubles oi the breathing
BREATHE Hymnal—tr MEDl-l
AND iNSTANTLv RELIEVES.
Why continue to suitor from catarrh,
stopped up head, iiusiiniulii‘c, midi
orI‘
guns, when there is an absolutely
certain, scientific remedy at hand.
iiyomoi is the remedy. it is a pious
ant. harinlosa and antiseptic modulo
tion which you breathe through a
small inhaler. Breathing a few times
daily through the inhaler charges the
air with this norm-killing antiseptic.
Csturrhol discharges, silil‘fios, i'oul
breath, watery eyes and tho fouudu
tion of crusts in the none are promptly
relieved by this medicated air.
it Is guaranteed to do ii. or money
back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, consist
lug of a strong, hard rubber pocket in.
killer and a bottle of ilyomol costs
only $101), and extra bottles, ii‘ alter
wards ncedcd, are only 50 cents each.
llruggists everywhere soil liyomol.
llso iiyuinoi (or bronchitis}. cousin;
and cold in the head. hunky voice.
croup of infants. and any inilamina
tory disease of the, breathing organs.
I'apo. and that would be by accident."
“Why"? said i. "Well,“ said the.
zmun, “i do not just know. Thorn is a
inorooiftholrmllk li' thoy skim it, sail
the cream and than soil the cheese,
a’l‘hoy am getting us much for the.
«skimmcdmiilt choose as (boy did for
the real full-.croum Why should they
not skim the, milk? Consumers have;
been trained to liar-apt the now kind,
and there are very few protests”;
About the sums islruo oi iiiiiwlm‘ Poo
pic have become accustomed to tho;
crosniory vurioty. 'i‘hoy would not
know, the other. Yet it is so much
better! ‘ .
A farmer whahad made units a good
iiviog.§nd had monolith the bank had
always sold his mill: to the contractors
ill: scandals never slim-kiln up the
accounts or the contractor who had had
his milk {or years. dis Just look this
checks as they came and felt that he
was lucky to as uniting some anal moan
or all the farm. This man is one ex-
trains. . The pillar is represented by the
lilo oi of plain or luoruded plushn
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL :brondtuil cloth ~n “oil-liked imitation!
‘n dull misery in the kidney million. made in the West, "processed," and
.domuild for it. butiholroaiuovlosulako “hm” Dam” in ”‘9 “Wk 0" 91““ head “Ilivimd l0 NW ibuuluud‘for thouse 0‘
housing is coated and when tho wentii- bust droning land in the country that
gmrninued mom is mo iiiiich—i'or you
can and one that's at least 99 per,
cam. comfortable oy answering sum
car. i
.\ .
For instance a gown of crepe pop.
has found that. if she makes an eyelet:
in each end of the butlonhoic, it does
not “ear out as quickly as in the on
lllnliy way says the Dallas News I
To turn a hem in heavy goods or
material that does not crease well.
Stockton independent, The bioitcrs
not only lesson the sound, but will an-
sorb any liquid. which may chance to
M
#—
iew men n ho run their forms as busl- from W m 50 per Ci“ It more for them,
uesses and know what they spend and Iilliiiiui of the full pound we used in
wimi they receive '1 hey do not can lune? This method has been grafted
in tin: Murmur,” Tiny build up 39. onto many products. such as sausage
lott (union, and t-louie trademarks {or bacon fish. ourouln and many common
their product, and at ihi some time moducia that we buy or used to buy.
provide for a profit for their farming b) U10 pound The writer used to buy
operations it high class bacon for 23 cents a pound
The New England producer of milk package. when pork was tlie‘hishssl it
has got to learn the commercial lesson has been for many years. Pork soon
that it is as much the part ofthe good went down, hulihe bacon went. up and
business man to create and discipline up. slid lliollaCanF shrunk and shrunk.
demand as to illi iliiI crude and unforin- until now we list about 13 ounces of
ulated demand Have nottho retailers bacon and pay 3h cents for it. How
of milk. and of urowrlos and meats much advance is this? fifty per cent.
shown them how itis done? How else in price and nearly 20 per cent in quail
ideas it happen that we have mainly lily. Add the dillerenco in tile whole-
submitted io taking packages that sale price of pork. and it will appear.
weigh from 12 to 14 ounces, and pay that we are paying to: that particular:
baconntleast twins as much as we did
' pay tor it not long ago; and the whole
increase is absolutely unjustified—and
unjustifiable.
i would not have the milk producers
adopt such iactlcs,bui they might take
K‘BNEY IRUHBlE measures to not a lot more money out
of their product and at tell some time
TAKE SALTS To FLUBH KIDNEYS give their customers greater satisfac-
iF BACK HURTS 0H BLADDER ilon. I do not think that there is any-
BOTHERB. lhiugto brag about connected with the
W New England milk business no it is
‘li’ you must hows your most over! now conducted except in spots. The
tiny Elli it but lilthi S’mii‘ kidneys “with numbmv of cow: imp steadily decreased.
salts occasionally, mm a noted all and it is becoming almost impossible
lililfiiy WIIO WIIH "fl lllflt moat forms for tho coasuumrsiuciidos to get fresh
uric acid which similar. paralyze» the butter or good. choose. not to mentim
Mdnnyii in ”loll MOMS *0 830M 11 good milk lilvon the small morchama
from the blood. The)! bcconio slus- right in the heart or good milk coun-
sish and uranium. than you suffer with try uro soiling sonic factory butler.
. .5»... _-...»....._-. .....
ache, disniuess, your stomach soul-s. people who live in the midst at the
or Ill bad you have rheumatic utilises. can he bought for half what the land
'i‘iio urine guts cloudy“. full of Milk whore the factory butter is made costs.
moot, the channels ‘oi'lcn am, ours and ‘ This milk and butter and choose duos-
lrlllmsd, abusing m to suck rslioi lion in sum of tho mostcuriouaandim
two or three times during the night.
To neutralize "1mm irritating acids. meat of the New England Ifsrm lands.
in clowns the kidneys and mum oil it is a fact that all me milk studio
the body‘s urifious wants got (our Boston might his produced within-dilly
ounces of Jail salts from any pharma miles or that city. Thorn is pisnty'oi
any bore; tails s taiiisspooniul in a laiid.ondit can be bought for about
glass of water before brosklasi ror ii mums value. There is shed macros
tow days and your kidneys will thus taiioutotiio city. There is that group
out line. This rumpus salts is made and growing markets“ it ‘ls my to
from the sold or grams and lemon raise milk. without greatness of pssi
balmy it of the furthers and all it juice, combined with “this, and has lure land. The host milk prodiidorili'row.
in tile cities. said that he had ever
been road for generations to flush know that they con man more money
and stimulate slussisk kidneys also raisins milk if they do not pastors
in aromatics the acids in“ urine, so it their cows at all. it isnariocily law
no longer irrluitcs, thus sliding bind» this to keep largo numbers of cows
dcr weakness . without creating the slightsst nuisance.
and nails is inexpensive: cannot hi- it is done. «by many man Who know
iuro, no makes a delightful «dams how. Thai-s. are big milk forms. or
sent lithimwaisr drink :iiiiiiil plantarlivithin loss than twenty
excusable. connected with the develop- ,.
41! all. alias and for grownups plainly success. but i have cited enough to
..-. M¢~w_.ui..~ Mn- .
be spilled upon the cloth. .
ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL ‘
Folks marry in
midnight,
On platforms at
fair;
But the boobs oi the lot,
you ‘11 agree.
Are the duffers who wed on a dare
~lndinnapo‘lis Star.
buggies at 1mm]
the old county
1 beiicvo
Folks marry in churches and cagvs
and cars, _
In hammock, or highway, or ball
linsecmly, it may be, but better by
for
Than never to marry at all.
wN-ashvllie lihiilior.
calcugfsgjgpp sills
Lodl “I ‘u' y r "B111?”
1. II (In I‘
fit (pH-1 hes.- bar’s Iliummrtfi‘l ‘33:]:
“ii: in lied anI Gold iuc'. :lill:
lIoIrr sealed with Ill e RN
guilt; annoy-er ( this; fray-2';-
zl it I’ll v11" 1‘ I
DIASIM P“ 'i\.) 5‘1] ’Fi'gfilg".
“this more. usual. ‘iflitfl Al Renaldo
3010 iii’ DRUGGibIS EVEiiifliiiERIi
miles of Boston, where men engugedin
oliicl business in the city raise milk in
large quantities, and make money do:
lug ii.
And yet the contractors u ho supply
Boston and xitlnity with milk hawto
ship it many lulles~~ill some instances
200 or even 300 miles—wind havens well
common farm hand. Now he hush fine
form of 50 acres, hoops .30 cmvs and
. i‘our horses. iio raises all their food.
’Wheii he took the farm it was barely
keeping three cowa and one horse. lie
soils from $800 to $1,000 worth of bay.
beside, every year. How does he do
it) accept milk of inferior liuaiiiy it? By usinghis liminsmnothlns we.
raised under undesirable conditions. ”‘8 farm I8 worth m0") than $535.00!)-
Twonly years ago a Worcester county,
Mass, man took his father‘s farm or
210 acres, with a debt otsi‘wuu along
with it. He paid the debt, bought on
about 800 acres more, and has become
wealthy, for a farmer. He has not
made all his money selling milk to
the lloston contractors. ll‘snys he
cannot make money that waywillat till
he gets out of it is the manure to on6
rich his land. But he has always rula~
ed a lot of milk. and now has about
fone row for every acre he owns. liis
‘liead work enables him to not money
out of his land through keeping a lot
cows. if he had specialized
trademarked his product. and sold it
direct to consumers. he might have
Much might be said about the quantity
or ullikralsed in New Enginnd,but as
long as that region does not raise the
milk it consumes. it does not appear
that it has very much to feel proud oi.
Just to show that the contention
made that milk raising in New England
may be profitable: Thorn is a man in
Middlcssx county. Mesa, who came
from Sweden. 21 years ago, wearing
wooden shoes. lie want to work as a
made twice as much as he has A
couple of years ago an association in
Csillomla Syrup 0i ”“8 ”MI II)? New Hampshire made a thorough test
and found that the prize cow produced
TQM" SIOMSGII, UV"! :27 gross profit (food deduolod) for
one month. if this can be done as a
‘ BDWOIB test. is it not reasonable to iigurc thul
mm ,with override intelligence and cure
Look back lit your childhood dais. common cows can he made in pm at
Remember the ”dose" mother insisted least $5 a month profit. or pay for
Oil-«£0810? 0", colonial, catimrlics. themselves in one your? Twenty-eight
HOW you hated them, how you fought years also aunan in Windham county.
against taking idiom. Wormont, worked for his father two
With our children it's different. years and than bought the farm of mu
Mothers who cling to memoir! form of pores, giving a mortgngclior tho entire
physlccslniplydon'i realise what their purchase price, $8,700. it was sup-
110. The children‘s WW“ II! Well- porting four cows, 20‘ slump and one
founded. 'l‘lloir tender little “insides" horse. Now his has 9d niilch cows. till
are injured by them. young stock. seven and about 50 hogs.
it your child‘s siomoch liver and lie has built a $11,000 barn and a so,
bowels need cleansing, give only dell» 500 house. 3H6 specialized raising
oious “California Syrup of Figs” its cream. A man in New Minion noun»
action is positive. but gentle. Millions ly, loom. bought alarm all yours lino.
of lumber» keep this harmless "fruit and gum a $9,000 mortgage on it. ’For
laxative" handy; they know children ten years he tried to get ahead by rain
love to take it; that it never fails to ing a little of everything, and sailing
clean the liver and bowls and sweeten a little of everything he raised. Then
the stomach, and that a teaspoonlul he wont to raising thorouallbrod
givah today saves ii sick child which Guernsey settle, and become well to
,‘do and union as a broader. thrills did
Ask your drugsist for a amount boiI it, thousll not in this case milk as a
postmodernist syrup oldies." which dircrt' product '
has full directing» ior babies, children} icouid its on with thins instances of
on each bottle. Beware of counter show that New England can make
felts sold here. has that it is diode: money with now. That may inch lit
by "California his syrup company." New nngiand do make mossy raisins
and i.
Imon could also make nionoy in the
some manner
u-Senilnel W':"is are a quick action
and inexpensive moans or communi-
cation. They afford a direct way In!
carrying a message in the ones who
ii“ no the: most interested.
$.—
Good tenants are to be hull-”Mr
the advertising.
M, _‘
sovssriss in THE SENTINEL
Finder. watch Sentinel Want Ads.
for tidings from ioseis of valuable
articles.
lulu illllllilllllii?
wu lilii? iiiilll
Papa’s Diapepéin Makes Sour,
Bailey Siomacho Feel Find
at Once
'l‘liuc ii! in five. minutes all stomach
distress will go. No indigestion, heart
burn, sourness or boiuhlnu' of you,
sold, ororuciutions oi‘ undigested food,
no diuzluoss, bloating, ioui breath or
headache.
.1"spo'sl)iupapsin is lioicd‘for its
speed in rouululing upsut stomachs.
it in the surest quickest and most
certain indigestion romody in tho
whole world and besides it is lull-in-
Icuii,
Millions of men and woman now out
tlmir favorite foods without fear
tlioy know Piipu‘u llinpcpsin will auto
thom from any stomach misery.
Please, for your nails, got a hulls
filly-cont cash (it l’upc's lliapopl‘ln
from any drug store and put your
stoimmh right
mlscrohlcwilio is too short you am
not born long. so make your silly
agreeable. lilut what you like and din
test it: enjoy it, without dread of rt.»
belilou in the stomach.
Papa's Disposals balance in your
homo anyway. should one at the fam-
iiy out something which don’t usrco
with them, or impulse of an attack of
indigestion, dyspepsia, “gastritis or
stoniacltdarsnaomcnl at dayilmn or
during the night, it is handy to aim
Refuse any other use with edhumpt. milk also shows that many mom
that quickest, surest relief known,
(
liont kucp on bolus .
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Norwalk Chronicler