qppBRUARY 1s. 1928* u. LAMPSON a. co.

__'._________________ 64. QUEEN STREET, LONDON, mo. 4.

BEPTEMBEE .................. .. 1027

' owing to the large) number of 81L

I‘ a- wllloh only are we willing to acre ' =w¢ have found-play experience that “w; gpeoinieps hifher prices are as a wnsiderable w o! Skins: ‘this is e

he b atislfilllirtl;

llt consignments. "Wilt in the case rule realised for lots lillflolally noticeable i

‘ _ _ e Sales have onl a limi t . ‘ ‘Tgnd it ls obvious that they are better able to ollldml'll"1l°s'll$§'§§.':. lull ulo number offlots “figure; 1:0 ml wlolln rmsonable bounds.

j _ . e make lar o lots m . - nlltteil l0 lll“, u" an!“ hllllllllllll to different owilcrs tomherfltsfide, 11,3. ' iherl W“ 5H" l9 ION-oil cannot be oflered subject to a reserve price.

we therefore wish to give you notice tn smut your shipments. on the following condlt

(1) We are to be at liberty to offer

lofted with similar Skins belch

(g) We cannot include in our Sale

has been laced. '

(3) Unlesu yo ear to the contrary,

to‘ offer and sell all Skins com

Sale after their arrival in Lond

any of your Skins held for a

you to infom us hilt this fact 4 It is unders d t t any Skins consigned to us b

‘ ) recdpt of this circular. are subject to the above yt:oy:t‘i1i,ti?fl;r:r?;

that. inflmaklnghylzur shipments to us, you agree to them,

We need hill’ I “Y 3' l" "m"! lllxether Skins belon l i] r- m; owners the greatest care is taken to ensure that only: 3180s‘: fl eex- Jwgly simlllll‘ character, llllamy and value are offered in tho 53mg M,

C. M. LAMPSON dc C0. O ll o ls o

DIRECTIONS AS TO SHIPMENT.

PARCEL POST

Under the Post Office Regulations, packages to be sent by Parcel Post

must not exceed ll lbs. in weight. PACKING

Skins should be carefully packed in parcels, the outer covering of

which should be of canvas, unbleached muslin, cheese l-lotll, or some

‘immr tam“ SHIPPING

Each packagenmustbe clearly addressed to:- ' C. M. LAMPSON 8e C0., 64, Queen Street, London, E. C. 4, ' England.

it is essential for the identification of shipments on arrival in London plot each parcel should be distinctly marked on the OUTSIDE with the name and address of the Shlillltf-

lt will also be found convenient to mark the first parcel No. l. the “and N‘, "g “p! so cont! with each succeeding parcel until the end of

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ills Season.

These two points are of ‘great illlnipgtiallgflzulil; lxlgsclzlrzlgfirshilgpkelilfzfl: llre fmll::l:i:e£:33n?§ ifelaremciy difficult for us to trace the num

“wmmflp d n“ “are” INVOICE

_ i, d t h d n invoice MUST Al t: us at this address. A This invoice should state:- li) The number of parcels sent forward. (2) The number marked on each 11""!- n l llywcAzlwgzboetxfil-lllilleofnlslow the Invoice should bc madc out by c o ,

ions:—-

Will‘ Skins or any part of them, 8|": to other Owners.

5 Skins on which a reserve price

we will assume that you desire lllled to us at the next Public ‘m: if. however. you should wish l=l¢r Sale. it will be necessary rol- at the time of shipment.

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m’ MARINE INSURANCE

UNLESS ADVISED T0 TliE CONTRARY, we will insure nll ship- ments whilst in transit under our Open Policies. fill‘ "WM" "we Pu“ 1o per cent. These policies give full protection from the time that the goods leave your possesslonnntll delivered to us in London. and ‘he m” of premium is most reasonable. ‘

A; stated above, lave ill-amid in evzlryt (gzistrngizlatltzfinrz; the time the shipment goes forwar o e smoun o - t

ii‘ it is not desired that we should arralllfi Mull" Insurance this he

lhouid be clearly stated on the ifivoice referred to 850W- . SHIPMENT m: EXPRESS Skins may also be forwarded to London through "l? 0' m‘? “wuss Companies.

' ts b E re.. should b ‘. Joselugfslrexceypt tlllatglhcre is no limit to the weight 0f PM"!

‘wooden cases may be used. it is not necessary so far as the Murillo llnrc a value of more than $50 PM‘ lla°kall° ll‘ full value is declared the EXDIBSS Clllllllfllll’ W l l .

on the va uat on NEW YORK d from

information as to shipments of furs to London can he obtalne our New York Representativm- M“ ALFRE" FRASER,

‘ ' 212, Fifth Avenue,

New York City.

It is, however, unnecessary for you to advise Mr. Fraser of shipments

nlade direct to us in London.

e made in exactly the same way 55 by and

insurance is concerned to de- to the express Comlmlfir "s lll charge their rate b15114

PAYMENT Payment will, as a rule, be made by Dollar Chellllo from 0'" New

York Office. Should you prefer to be paid by Stcrlins’ n?!" l!" Inform us of the fact when ‘forwarding 3'0"!‘ infill"- SADTPLE OF INVOICE

(Date)

London you should

Dear Sits, C. M. LAMPSON lb C0.. 04, Queen Street, London, E. C. i, England. _ I llavc in-day made to you a consllfllmtlll “l Fuubkms‘ pllruculars

of which arc as follows:

Tm Slllppol‘ should wrlio heft‘ in» mmlc of‘ conveyance. l~°~~

F nrlvnrllcd per ........... .. PARCEL POST- Expnmsg’ cm,

Nulllbor of

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null forward l_

Pllrol-l No. ................................................ .. oonfnilln Pllrrol No. --" I I

Parcel No.

Amount of llfnrlnrl surnnee required

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Tho fllli nlnme of lilo Hhlppcr should be given.

Tllc full address to which (I. M. lmlnpsnll 1c ('0. arc ill nukuolvlollgo rc- l- of shipments nnll send illllfllfl" ‘Rule. eie

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I l Apple lllllil- Twcl" 9mm“ o up)", jllloynpples should be wusllcd nnd cut into NM“ “gel-n m“ “new”; l" colglliglvlllljllatfsellllfil "H: nt a corner of onc of a illllllil: golgefvilzragbglill! to the boll will ho longer than the oihor- All‘

> » ue hollin gently until llu-so lroubles may be prevented “firs? 33h‘; are qulle soft- Then ""“ Wm‘ mmmlre “'9 “mum” bMslrll-lu the frlllt throullh a islly bah lcrl- llloy are laundered‘ and. whenlmid simmer tho juice with a very "Iivlnlr them, spread‘ and pin them mm, gugar, stirring constantly vu ll shoot. using the Mm” me" with o wooden spoon. until it he- lllf! l " The slvollllwlmw‘ romeo thick. The quantity or su- lnlly lbo spread over the first. The)’ m,- mugi, depelltl upon the sweet- \\'lll dry quickly if there is s xoilfl‘ n,” (,1- linl, np lell and upon indiv- ilrnrl in iho room- Afior tho alirsliillulll lnlltc. T o jclly must be on- uvo urn dried. another llllll‘ "mylly llliublly sweetened. llc llplcnd in the some plllco- - '

Laundering Curtains-

Ono dreads to inundcr tho cur- lillllkt, for fear ihcy will shrink. cl‘

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VER FOX SKINS now mi States of America for inclugbn ‘i: necessary to make certain "no;

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NEWEST NOTES 0F SCIENCE

natives of North America.

Worn In iL W0lllflll".-l shoe buckle.

lllliltl shaped have been invented cleaning gloves.

basis of u mlllkless butter inlventcd by n Elllollflhu chemist.

A new device for automobiles keeps their batteries lfilled Witn distilled water automatically.

{Hilde ‘in leathers of several colors, 1s claimed ill Efllglflflil.

_ Successful tents have been made "1 "Plague of making coke from “OW Brad coal wiid- (lei-mun eqlll mennt

All inventor has patented ll com- billed regulator plants.

‘A Cairo to Cape Town ui-rplane service has been proposed for the transportation of gold and diam- onds. ' .

Plywood coverings for the floors of store -l\‘|ll(l(l\\'H urn balm; mlldu lhill enough to be rolled for rem oval.

'l‘lle Estonian city of Reval is to be KlVOnv a modern telephone sys- lcm with ,1 capacity of 10’000 lines.

Rollers inserted in fife runners of ll ncw sired prthvllllt it Slnppilll! w-llcll ii. ollculllllurs burl‘. SIlDll-l lll "MW" _.§l§!)l!l

The Brazilian navy has opened a radio station uczll- kin (le Jancil-o with ilfl Olllilililltlll‘ rnnlge of 4500 miles. '

Light. lllflllll llllflllll‘, rczulily unl- lnpul-lL uuppln-lel fill onslly lra pnrloli ltllll. for Olll. lll‘ dour i‘illli".t!SS~ illnzlirvu.

All Aulllrnlillll.‘ lllu-l lllvlllllnll ll lull-l mask for minors and divers that plulluuccs lll-l (lWll oxygon by chemical ‘uulloil.

Pupils in lllc elementary pubic ISHIOUll-l of Tltrllin are taught ilu: ‘traffic and safely sllzullls used lll ilmi all)‘.

Sectional awnings for siorcs Ulllvo been illvr-nicd, consisting lll‘ strips illzll‘. cull -lli'. zldjusll-d in

lllllllll ill; lllllifll zlulllilzlli 11H lnlly lll‘ llus-lirlul.

'l‘ll<- tallest rcllllbrcull ('tlli(,‘l'l‘li' building ill the uwlrld is lll-lug erected llt hlunicvideen, Ulllglllll-y‘, ll 2H story structure 328 fer-i llilzll.

Mcizll cllaullllars illat oxpzllld and mllkr- llli‘ (zrzlft buoyant ill U\'L'lll 0f collision are claimed to nlzlkc ll Now Yolk illvoutcfs bolil uusillk- able, l

Fm‘ machinists invented ii poviket. gunm- tllat ul- luost aulonlatlcully shows lvllul size drills should bejuscrl to lln certain work.

Sulillifiull zllcnllol lamps uri- used lo llcut illl» food in ll llnlcll kit. 0f French invclliinll lllal when folded for cllrlgvillg re-svnlllles n lu-ivf (211519.

lhere has been

By careful scleclicn of seed and ('lll'(‘ ll. (Jolllleciicut florist is pro- ducing pllnsies with lllcsslmls foul" llnchcs zlnross, cal-riled ml 1S inl-ll stems.

'l‘lle British army is oxpcrlnleui- in): with porlllblo for |)i‘l(il§€'_~: lluull- of lrou pipe that cull he asselubled more qulvkely than Silllllill‘ wooden structures. ‘

Wilb illlrely llllv firluolllll of tllv

worlds population the ‘lfnllml- Slates has bellvvell three illlll foul‘ times as lllully telephones ll! all other countries.

Spain is the world's largest pro- ducer of oranges, its pmduvtion lll lllu lust. scllsllu llllluunilllg ltl the r-uulvalvlli of 3-l,0illl,lmll Vulll-ll Slates Iloxvs. "

Ilolrnullo fogs gllllvrzllLv awn lbiu~ nor llvlll- llli! l-Yrnllllll lill inventor has llcslglll-ll automobile llcllll- lights in Dir-rec till-lll tllllf. nrl- (‘ill’- ricd ml u (ll "l bumpers.

Pains Across Kidneys For Two Years

Unable to Work

“Gin Pillw-Wonderful Remedy "

We receive thousands of letters yearly from grateful users of Gin ills, who have been relieved of suflering from kidney and bladder trouble. When Nature fails to do her proper work of eliminating harmful waste throu h the kid- nays, bladder and bowc s, a remedy must be found. Many people have found Gin Pills to be this remedy. Among them, James Johnson of Brldgeburg, Ont. He writes:

"l was troubled with pains across the kidneys for two years. l was unable to do any work. l reed about Gin Pilh and get a he: right away from In) druelht. My sincere thanks an due you for your wonderful rom- edy. which has dono so much for me."

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disaster. lumbofio, Rheumatism and Sciatica as wel as bladder and urinary troubles follow. U on the first warning got a box of G n Pills, 50c at all dru gists. National ‘D2’ l Chelnlca Co. of Canada, Li , Toronto, Canada. m

. l % About 20.000 Izlllus of beetles are of Swlflfi design is u. watch to- be

celluloid forms to facilitate

'l‘allols‘ illlil Wllflle facts form the

The invention of stainless shoes,

chimney cleaner and draft for household heating

Neglect of kidney trouble spells]

Lesson No. 3

Question: How does emul- sified cod-liver oil help protect grown people from coughs and colds?

Answer: its easily assimi- lated cod-liver oil plus its wonderful vitamins, builds re- sistance bykeeging the body vitamin-nouns ed.

Build up your resistance with pleasantly flavored

SCOTPS EMULSION

The French ‘highway system now includes 25,000 miles of na- tional roads, 11,400 nlllea of depurl menial roads and 400,000 miles of lol-lllintercst roads.

The front wheels of lllotor tru- cks Wlllilllad ‘with a. new nxile can be turned almost at right angles to the usual position to enable turns to be made.

All auiomallc lire aim-lll of Eng lisll invention ill ope-ruled by fl, 12 pound weight that is dropped Wlll-‘ll u willDcl-ature of 168 (lo- gl-ccs nlelts supporting wires.

Its inventor has patented a. com- flressed air (Lrivcn machine l0 lpack railroad ballast about tics .more rnnlllely null cvcnly llmu‘ the. work van be dome by llunll, ‘

More ‘powerful than. (lyllililllLG is u. (Jcrmllll scientist's blasting pow- ilult ‘is safe to lllludlll until liquid ail‘ is added a lt‘\V lllilluics before if. lH i0 ho used.

‘ . 'l‘wn, llvcp and sovorul slllllll

_ lliuks lll its Illallc, ZiUPllPilllilC l0 iill

‘illvllullzll; lzlullllaln lllll work lll‘ l1 new kulfll ill slicing various kinds ol"l‘l*u‘lts llllli lw-gl-lallllce-l.

sl-l-vil-ll llllzl’ bmlll established uvm- lu g lllslulllslee tclglpllollc svlros connecting Milk‘ (lien, ’l‘iuntsln and Peking and by wirlcss boilvel-ll Mukllcu and Harbin.

TPlllgfil-llllli’.

' For filling storage batteries o. device has ll0l’ll invented which llllk illll opening of ll llllillllPll wlllflr lltlllll! illlll is l-oulrnllcll by u. fill- gl-l‘ l\‘;)lVi! in prevent spllliulr. Illlkiifllllillilll,‘ ll lillIillllll-F" noun-i- fugzll ill'yi']' I'm" l-lll-illilll: ls il lll»- viola lllvclllcll by ll Frenchman i0 quickvly l'l‘.lllt)\'|_l wutvl‘ from lol- luu- lulll Nlllllliil‘ vvHlPlfllllP-‘l “H” wasllilllr.

A lmsu llnzzll- lliV(‘.lll(‘il l>y_u Toms fireman can be used in dir- elcl u solid stream of \\'illl‘l' ill‘ iwn purullud sircanls of less furl-o \\'lll‘l‘fi the solid slrezllll would illilll’ alga properly. '

(ler-lrllzisis have esillnaicll ihnl illc-lc urn at lest, 60,000,000 tolls 0f ' cent pul-l- sail. lll lilo llillfi spllllru luiles of tho Nlulzll-Zilfh Peninsula of Nova Scoiia, Where 1L hung been for S(*‘\'0l'ill ylifllfil

a Home flllil ular. hm‘ m pcrlllil. selling the tool lll 111,. (;(-.1|'|g(;i position in lls bundle. cl weighted file has been llivtllllllll {in sllllrpun ull tllelll m’ a saw at Kill‘. lsuulc llllCllPfl.

Provided Willl

Person's upplffillll‘ fol‘ llllslllmb“ lll the (lnlollicil mo, subjected DY the French l-ZOVPYIWWM l°_m""“' m a lrllzlluhel‘ ill wllivll lmlllfilll CW‘ llliious me simulated i0 soc li’ tile)‘ cull withstand illolll.

Irpm- electric lllofers storage battery operated. bloke up till llrluy ufficel-‘s device‘ l0 Hill-ll zllrplanl- engine-s by whirling l.ll0ll' lll_0ll“1' 1H,, (Iisctlllliellllllfl nutomailcally when its work is doll!‘-

~\u Illinois lllm-llillist u-lln has bcclrblilld more lllll 50 Y(‘1_""'* m" puwmu.) ,1 ppmbol- nl‘_ usciul llvl‘: ice-s, including ll volnlllllllllllll 1111'!» i}

HERE ARE THE w BEST BRAINS

l)“ mPll and women wiill the bl?!"- bralnu 120ml: lrolll cities‘! ii’ we "bke artists. barristers, (anIllIIQQY-l- m‘ \'i&lll()|‘2<l~-iil0llll)(‘l'rl of ulnlllsl. all!’ profession. in fuct~—wc flllll ilmt tho lllajorlly lll‘ the llPSlxkllfllllll l-nlno from towns. says a Wl‘|l(‘l‘ lll Tliblillbl. _

ll. is llflvll amid llllll. llrlllus llro null. illllrlrlloli~lll other word-H. 11ml‘ lllu cllllllreu of clever pefllllll "T" olllul stupid. Fuctl-l prove tllv v0“ il-lll-y. Sh‘ Francis Gallon, one of illl: urmllesf. uulhnrltiell on the sub jl-l-t. having siudilul the families

{of English judges over u period of c),

liwo nlld n hull’. lrenillrlllrl. ""1"" ihnl, willie only one in follr thous- illill of lllc uellvrfll population "l the country llecnmn "eminent". llli‘ proportion among the sous of these judges wns one in eight. '

A Frr-llcll scientist. M. Albert 01l- ln; has for many years been study‘ ‘imz ‘the lives and lllrtbplaoull 0i fills best-known cbllnilrymou, land llilll come lo thocllnclusioll ihnl Puria alone has produced lllllo limos nu Illllfly lnon ol‘ llrlllul-l ill-l nll illu rest of Frllulle put ioltcihllr. ilo says, moreover, that. tho cities of Frlluleo, produce llIirtY-"Vo lllll" as many clever people as the vil- luizes.

in Germany, Italy. and Spain. ion, the geniuses are lelty-laorn and nmsl. city-lured.

A erica is fond of boosting of her log~cablns as nurseries for sch ius. Alas, qolri fact knocks the bottom ollt of this boast, for some one who has analyzed Cativll‘! "American Men oi’ Science" has found that the ratio of city-bred geniuses among America's llcll-nlli ll: mun ll-l three limos as grunt us

CHAEIJPETIETQWN

GUARDIAN

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MXiruolls

Ml‘. Preston Green was a recent visitor to Charlottetown.

Miss Sophie Simpson spent, the tewwn.

i? * \ Mrs. Vernon Mac-Gougan is visit- lllfl her parents, Mr and Mrs. Gav- in Walker, Crapaud.

Misses Thelma and Alma Wood- slde are spending a week with friends in Linklettcr Road.

Mrs. Robert Stewart has return- ed_to Malpeque after three months VlSll; Willi relatives in Kensington.

The friends of Mr. Thomas Mac- Nutt regret in learn that he is con- fined to his home through illness.

Dr. Ernest and Mrs. Sinclair were in attendance at the fufneral of the farmer's uncle, the lute Mr. Donald Sinclair.

Miss Sophie Ramsay was the guest. for the week end of her sis- ter. Mrs. Walton Toombs of North Vlfiltshire.

Rev. D. M. Grant and Ml‘. How- ard Ramsay were in attendance rlt_ the Presbytery which convened in Heariz Memorial Hall, Charlotte- town.

Mrs. F. J. Lockerhy was thc guest for a few days of Dr. E. H. and Mrs. Ranlsay, Upper Prince Street. Charlottetown, and was culled home Wednesday on account oi the illness of Mr. Lockerby.

In the laasing vol“ Mr. Donald Sinclair, Hamilton, this community

week end with relatives in Chariot-I l

Maritime Potatoes beat them all!

ND those who enjoy plug tobacttoi. give the same praise to Big Ben.

'l‘he Plug is always fresh and moist ; fits the pocket ; and is easy to carry.

Your dealer sells

BIG BEN by the

plug and by the

Vucu u m (air- ! lg h t) Tin.

You surely do get your money's worth or tobacco and enjoyment in every plug of Big Ben.

loses its oldest and one of its higll- ly respoctcd residents. The deceased was born in the year 1833 and was til son of the late Mi‘. and Mrs. Arch. Sinclair—namcs still revered. in this locality-throughout his 1011s,‘; life he was larivileged to enjoy ui full measure of good health and was IlOVPI‘ known to suffer from n serious illness o1‘ ally kind, until u few days previous to his going, and even tllcn it seemed only a gradual‘ fading awzly oi‘ life. Ml‘. Sinclair was tllu eldest member of u fulllil)‘ of eigllt~~llvl~ brutllcrs and two sis- tersu-ull of WllOlll have predeceased him. He was a farmer by occupa- tion, and in politics was u. strong liberal. For about fifty years he was a. member of Princetown Church and was interested in every good work. Of a quiet, easy disposition‘ he enjoyed life, and his humor and ready wit afforded amusement for those who happened to be in hi: company. His passing is regretted foryallllougll so advanced in years he ncvcr scenlcll 01d, besides in his going this colllmuility has said farc- well to the lust; of an old and hon- ored family, and a home, around; which centered pleasant associa- tions llas been closed, hut the nleln-l ory of their words of love and kindq Fly deeds will live in tile hearts of lvery many who were privileged to? ‘be fn the circle of their friendship. Among the nearest relatives are‘ Dr. Ernest Sinclair and Mrs. Heath‘ Strong of Summerside; Mrs. W. K.‘ lRogers and Mrs. Edna Hunt of lCharlottetown, whose kindly atten- tion during his declining years lvero very marked. A short funeral service was con-l ducted at the home by Rev. D. M. Grant, and the remains were then‘) conveyed to Princclown United‘ Church, where a large number as-l sembleci to pay their last tribute of; respect. Mr. Grant chose as his text, the words from Isaiah 61. 1-3 “The Lord hath anointed lllC-l.0 give un-l to them beauty im- nshes, the oil! of joy for mourning" and the gar-g ment of praise for the spirit of heaviness." The pail-bearers were, as follows: Messrs. Lee Owen, John) Sinclair. Frcdk. Lockerby, Peter Sinclair, John Simpson and How- ard Ramsay.

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Mr. Alexander Ferguson, Burling-I ton, is _visltl'ng friends ill Mal-‘ peque. —M.; l

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lllusl- who lil'(! ('tli|llll‘)’-|)()l‘ll.

The reasons why town i‘llll(li‘l'll all‘ |)l'l,‘,;Illl‘l‘ lllllll lllosr- from llll‘ country’ zlrl- fill l-ull. l0 (|lS(‘(l\‘l‘l'. but l-rlnvrls lll\\'i\y.\‘ llll-zlu vlllllplllll‘ tillll. bud lnwll‘ l-llllllll-ll arr‘, as ll rule, lllllrv livl-[v ill brain llulll tlluso who ll\'('_lll l'Ollllll‘_V districts.‘ Tlllry begin m ll-zll-ll"lli‘l~‘.~l llncslllls nllrlicr, lulll so gm ll Slilfl. which nlost soc-m l0 kovp.

Home-made Remedy Stops C0131: Quickly

Fluent and: medicine you era used- mule-

Falnili amply ' Saves about $2. You llllflll. be lllll-prisl-d to kllolv lllllt the ilcut tllllg you l'illl_llSl‘, for ll sllvcrc

('0lll;|i, is ll rl-lllllliy Wlil('ll is easily pre- illifiltl at llnllle in just n few lllolllclltu.

Us cheap, but for prompt results ii. bouts ullyilllng clso uu 0V0!‘ trioll. Ullulllly stops the on illury cough or out void ill 2-1 hours. Tllsics pious- flIll—-(‘|ll|dl‘l!ll likc it. and it is purc llllll good.