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` The first and bestluck' 2 for_an'glersof this vicin- ' xttyishavingsuchastock

o up-todate fishing tackle as ours from which to select.

We can supply Every Need

of _fresh or _salt water fishing in this country.

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I 'l'ne annual meetinx of all contribu- tors to the above Institution will be held in the Parlor of the Young Mens Christian 'Association on Mon- day the 31st day of May 1915 at 8 §o‘cloclt p. ui., for the election ot' Trus- tees for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may come before it.

PERCY POPE, Chairman, B. BALDERSTON, Secretary.

| 39375-l3M16i.

ilaviug leased from .\lr. .laines Pat-

terson. Hunter itiver, the fishing rights in his mill pond. and .sire-aiu.

NOTICE ’ "

handfe is the best that can possibly' be had for the price. ,

Reels 15c to $3.50 I Lines 5c to 1 .50 Rods 5c to 25.00 ' Landing Nets. Cast-

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Fu ,__

3.00. 2.30.

J. G. Jamieson

Date Day

DRUGGIST

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HAY

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ing Lines, Baskets. Flies the best by test rize Contest `

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gen-i-ral rains.

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that all trespasst-rs on said pri-intses in will he pros-'»t|:tetl to the utmost rigor I, of tin- law.

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below thc- dam. l hereby give notice 1 il

I from Liverpool tor .\ior:trt-.il on riday lasi with about iltreenuartvers

J R m\.\.|S of ber passenger capacity Uf<‘UPle‘l»

ms., 5 wma. down the Mersev ln' being in collision

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`i~rwartls falling foul oi tho su-:Amer

STR. GGRAMPIAN FORCED TO

RETURN TO LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. May 18.- The Allan te :.=it.-aiusliip Gratnpian, ’-vhich fatt-

as slightly damaged while going

ith the steamship Miugsway and by

ultkunt-ls.

LI E

Telephone, 600 barrels and casks of St. _lohn Lime.

C. Lyons & Co

I 1008-5 ITni_".\ its

Boston Shoe

Special Chairs for Ladies

Panama, Straw and all kinds of Felt Hats Cleaned and Blocked

Ne carry :L full line of Polishes

for Suedes all colors, Imperial Bronze and White Shoes.

We Clean Our Hats Here -in Charlottetown-

to Charge Extra for Qfixpressage or Sending them Away

Out of Town Orders Pr rr. tl

Shining Parlors it _W

\ Therefore we do not have.

n. , .. s.-;»

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5. ' . .1

13th, damp. showr-ry. 1-ith to 1Sth, ad- vanced heat. 19th to :'.':‘.'nd, thunder showers 23rd to 27th, cool period. 28th to 31st, damp and foggy.

DIARY OF EVENTS. 'ro-nAv.

V City .\lacistt~m<»'s Vourt. 10 uni.

Prince Etlwnrd Thcnirt, Sl p.m'.. 7

p. in. and 8.45 p, m.

Peoplefs Theatre, 2.15, 7.15 and

8.45 pm.

Ladies' Aid Soriety P. E. I Hospital

meeting in Y. .\l. t‘. A.. 3 p. in.

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IHIRTIIS »

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~M3cPHEE.-At Summerslde, P. E. I., wt .\Ia\' 19111, 1915, to Dr. J, A. and Mrs. l\lacPhee, a son.

l Ht-§.'t `l`llS

NICHOLSON-Died at i\Iillview. on May 17th, Mrs. Donald Nicholson, aged T2 years. '

PORTER.-At Hunt(-r River, on May '19th, Mary, wife of David Porter. aged _48 years. Funeral on Friday at 2 o’clo¢.k.

IN THE KITCHEN

Boston Bread Bread--One cupful

of rye meal graham meal. Indian meal, sweet milk. sour milk and molasses. one teaspoonful of salt and one heap-

-T-ingdeaspoonful of soda. Stir the

meals and salt together. Beat the soda into the molasses until it foams; add the sour milk. mix all together and pour into a tin pall, if you have no brown-bread steamer. Set thc pail into a kettle of boiling water and steam three or four hours keeping it tightly covered.

Fifty years ago. le was the stand-

ard article. often tllree times a day. and chief among those to be remem- bered was the old-time custom ple of which the present day product is but a poor imitation.

Old-time Custard Pie.-One. pint of

milk, three eggs, four lablespoonfuls of augur, and onehalf loaspoonful of salt. Line a deep plate with pie crust, rolling it large enough to pint-li up a little edge aornrtd the plate. Bent the egg; thoroughly. add sugar and salt. and beat again; then add the milk and ltir well. Pour into the plate. Bake until It rises, being sure to remove from the oven before it wheys. Grate ovo‘r__ibe_l.op a_ Little n\it_mog._ The

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Attended to

164 QUEEN sr. l

The (lrunxpaiti put buck to her dock.

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FOR SALE

100 Parks Gftl-I.~\'l` L.\Y»

ING STRAIN OR BAl`tl't l‘1lil"I.\'.\lOI"I`ll ROCKS.

Yearling liens, l’uIlt=l.<= and l`ot.;l-:erel.<.

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llavt- lwctt bred for egg

production for over ‘_'5 years. A re bred 1`rom lt~:»i1;.~ with an average of 196 cans in 36?. -days are the strain that won the Gold .‘-ic-dal at thc International cgi: la_\'iti_c cottic-sr.

That

You wltloui jcet :in opporturiity io

lm-_ lim; :rt-at la1.iu'4 >irain of Itoclts at tl;»~ pri'-t- I am tif1`<-rin; tltcnt for.

lt; lots of lu, TT. ct-tits 1-at-lt. ligne for l1aichit:_'.: Stltll per setting

35.00 per ltundrt <1. liny old clilcks 15 1-exits elicit.

J. H. PRICHARD,

CH Sttiittttersitit-, l’. E. I.

ioto-.'.1:u.\m. limit-.'..ir.>.tii.

1 of Choice

Dining Room, Bed Rooms, Hall

good. Terms Cash.

10T7~5~‘.'0ml f.

AUCTION SALE

We are authorised by GEORGE A B. MCDONALD, Esq., to

Sell by Public Auction, at his residence Prince Street. on

Wednesday, 26th May, 1915, At 10.30 o’clock, A.M., All his Furniture comprising of Piano, Parlor, Sitting Room,

Thought Range, China Cabinet, 1-4 Oak Dining Room Set, Carpets,

Rugs, Squares, Bureaus, Brass lvlantled Beds, Springs and .\/lzittresses. Dishes, Glassware, etc., etc. Flag Pole. Everything

'BENJ. CAR1 ER & CO., Auctioneers

Furniture

'and Kitchen Furniture, Happy

_ _ f -meson

ri’ \“|"i"P'i.‘f‘?.*‘++

lf charge Twenty-five cents.

A gettin \\`nntt~tl .

AGENTS WAN1 ED T0 SELL FOR

The Old Reliable I-`ontl\lll Nurser- ies. We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary. IllEh€S\ commissions paid. Handsome [rec

equipment. Stone & Welllngl;tm. Toronto, Oat. 9716-4-2V9l\ll~...t°»l.

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llelp Wanted--1-‘enrol _\.

WANTED-At once girl for general

housework. Must have good refer- ences. (iood wages paid. ADPW to 12 Brighton Road.

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W`iFt‘FE'o-A moo. oooo wmes. Mrs. Il. t'. Goff. G4 Fitzroy street.

1027-5-l8mIll.

1~l~<l»14>i>'. *§H#'?+l~+%+'Z+H¥+li~i*i<l'~I~°I>l*l>l-'I'-1-“lei”

GUARDIAN GLASSIFIED ADS. '

One cent per word first insertion in this column, ball cent per

word each continuation. Cath must accompany order. Minimum ~

it-H-i» t++++++++-H+ 4+:-|»+-|-4-4-++ f-;~-t--Hat-'+++.+-;.~i» t-t~»:+ -14--'+t.<|»>-|»»:~t~‘tt .

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FOR SALE-§'McCASKY ACCOUNT

l My Dear Mother:-Even as I 1;vrite` :I _ , ' I I ‘\' ' ""JQ' `."‘-J. "" J I

lute news win have been spread bwld east throughout Canada of the_gallmt pan played by the 111 lllell' stemming of the German advance on Calais. where I received, my _sushi wound. It was just at this begumiul of the great iight. and thus I Wal |101 ;1n the fierce fighting of the next few ada,-S, and perhaps it is as well. as only a few of the brave thousands of our Regiment remain to tell the tale. In ,the whole of the Canadian division linen; was not a braver regiment than .ours-and to think that in a few hours they should be practically an- `ulhilatetl! It is sad. but grand: D00? fellows; they would not budge an inch although they knew they were court- ing certain destruction. but HC!! 0119 felt that the eyes of Canada were on him and acted accordingly. The point out; regiment was defending waa like the toe of a horseshoe facing the

back farther than lhev did bil! this would be giving the Germans an ad-

|Germans. and they 'could have fallen 1 _

ground. At last. hemmetl in on three sides, they charged the Germans again and again and t‘iove them back. only in Lt- attacltcl by greater numbers.

, Men were falling like ilics and at last.

when only a mere handful. they re- treated slowly. lighting in the last inch. On three sides attacked by shells, gases and Maxim guns and rifle tire. It is a wonder that any came

.l _ \\\\"\ \\ \ \ { 'om alive. Poor fellows! \\'ht-n it seem-

ed as if no man would be left alive on

- ~ ~ V . .

Lafldlllg l10d3y DEI SCll00I`i€I' - 5 f that lirc swept them. they, to their

joy_ were relieved by a British regi- ment. who charged and carried every- thing before them. Then thc few remaining heroes retired io shelter and rcst. But their noble work was ~.vcll done The Germans at fearful cost had been checked whilst British region-nts were rushing to the front. and now the badled Kaiser can blame the t"anadlans for checking him in his long-looked-for advance on Calais. It was grand. but fearful. .\iy friends rand good ones they wt~rt».t are-. all gone mostly dead. but it' l am lucky enough io see Canada I shall be able to tell their mothers what heroes ilieir .sons were. l speak oi' our own battalion. lt was the same with all. i-‘rom the Atlantic to the Pacific tht- sous of Canada have won undying glory. ily the British regiments we are looked upon as being able to achieve the impossible. Let us hope that their actions will not count for nothing. Surely the Dominion Gov- ernment will in some way, at least partly. compensate those who depend- ed upon the brave maimed and dead. Wt-ll. now, about nxyself. I am still at the Base Hospital at Iloulogne, al- though I am completely better. l expect to go back in a ft-W days to :hc rs-mnant of our regiment. Today I went for a delightful walk around the sliorcs and streets of \Vinf-rcut, just outside of Boulogue. Those l-`ren<‘h towns are quaint and pretty it put me in mind of home when I scented the salt water and saw the fishing boats in the harbor. Sitting down by the shore I could close my eyes and dream I was in dear old P. E. Island again. They irc-at you so well in the hospital here that you nearly wish to bc wounded alwavs. li sec-tits to me as if your prnyeis wt-.ro heard and that through Providentre I w;~.s. prcst-r\'ctl, as the company with whom I was with. from Cliilliwack and Westttiittster was practically wip- ed ont. and as _\'ou know my duty Com- ps-ls me to bc in the thickest of the iiglit. l am so sorry for some of the peoplv of (fltilliwack. One line wo- man who usted to send her children to me had three sons in it. and as far as I can learn they arc all dead. We shall likely have no severe fighting again for some time as we shall have to be reorganized and our drafts from England will arrive. Then I suppose we shall take part in the general ad- vnnct-.

Well. motlicr. I have no news. only

l am feeling line. and even yet I have full hopes of seeing you all in the not too distant future. I forgot to tell you that last night I met it wounded fellow from Myshall Carlow Co. by the name of Ilyi-uc. He knows a num- ber of Bearneys there and said one of theru was in his company. but is now at prisoner in Germany I lost all my belongings in the fracas but will get outfitted whcn I rejoin my regi- utetit or ut lenst the tattors of lt. I am helping in the clinical work here until the big rush of wounded is over. it is about over now and things arc gettuig quttc pt-aceftil again. Now I want to tell you ofa remarkable lint itctrcrlltclcs-‘striio happening. li is the talk and wonder of everyone. As you ltnow in France und Belgium at the routl corners and in different places lti the towns and cities are raised large cruclilxes, attd a town may be blown to pieces but the cruci- fix still stands. ln one place nothing remained standing but this one large crucifix. A lonely sentinel over the tlescrtcd country. Also In the firing Iinc at Plorgsturt stands one never iourhetl by ti bullet-and in every town through which we lmve passed, no matter how terribly battered. there stnntls the crucifix its if hcrc proclaiin- ing that here' is One who is nbovo all earthly vtutitics :intl ambitious. At. Neuve Cltapellv ti crucifix stood through that hell of fire and came otit unscathed. .

Your loving son,

l’E'l`l-lit HUGHES.

I _ _L_ - -~

Mist-elluiicotis Ft§FtTN`é`.`.`6R oTt-tEnw|§E`1'nss-

passlng on my pond nt Southport will be prosecuted according to law. Jost-pli E. Kelly. l_034-5»93ipd

'l‘o Let;

T0 LET-HOUSE 0N ORLEBAHAST.

No. 9, eight rooms and sewerage. Ap- ply li7 I-‘itzroy St. 1051-5-l9m3lpd.

T0 LET-HUUSE SITUATED ON

lllllslmrn Si.. modern improve- incuis. Apply to 'i`aylnr's Book Store. 1048-5-l9m3lpd.

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WANTEQ_A T0 _WOR_K PN

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The- Wretchecineso of Constipation ‘ Can quickly lm overruns by '

CARTEWS Li'iTLE LIVER PILLS

nsa,lnd'qutxA.

as-ta..

vantage. an-l -bus they held their

5 ,.Men’s Snappy Hats a

I _ _

We aim to be. the great hat house of P. E. Island. Bring your e 113! troubles to us. You will be given every attention and fitted to a l

hat by an expert one who will tell you at once if the hat YOU are HY; ’ ing on is becoming or not. We carry t-he largest stock of new hats in the City and handle only makes we can recommend. Try l1Sf01' 2.1 - ‘ _becoming hat. ' _ 1 . ~

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e Prices

2 N

A , $1.00, 1.50,

2.00, 2.50, 3.00

Stetsons $4.00

y Henderson & Cudmore

Gates’ Old Stand Stand Wellnel’ Bl0C|¢

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‘stun tntgpptt susstx

'l`lt0 1". E. I., buys \\iIl\ ilu- :'»£'»lli lint-

taliotl nt Sussex arc doing wt-ll and seein to be enjoying tlteniselves. Some have alreatly been promoted. Roland Day, Joseph Harrington and Ronald Gauthier are Sergeants. Simon .\'it-li- olson is ti (‘orporal. and \\'illiant Riley land .l. \\', llutuc are lance Corporals.

All the lslantlers are in "f`."‘t‘otn-

‘pany under 1.-ominantl ot' .\lajor l-`.lI. ltowe of .\loncton. Capt G. ll. Camp- br-ll is second in commautl and Lieut. lt. I5. Rogers is u Lieutenant in the .saint-. t-oiitpany. l.it~ui_ (`. .llartin is senior Lit-uit-uaut in the o\'crseu.s conipany tvliich expects to leave cump shortly though their destination is unknown as _vet even to themselv-

(Ji.

Joseph Gerrier, George t"amcrou and George Dunn left last week 1`or St. John as part of a rt-ittt`orc't~ntt>tit for the 20th Battalion. Others will leave with the Overseas (`ompany and the names will be announce-tl later.

All the men have hccu- issued with

kliaki clothing. boots, sweater coats. 2 suits ot' underwear, 2 pairs m` soclt.-s, bran-os. shirts. tltrco ltlaxtlvfis :ind a straw mattress and will get towels. soap, brushes. shaving matt-rial, etc., in a low days.

;\Ioro int-n are nc-edt-tl and should

apply to Capt. T. I-I. .\ic!\'utt. (‘harlot~ tet0wn,- who will st-ntl tlteut to Sus- sex immediately after examination.

Charlottetown Druggist

Pleases Customers

E. _-\. Foster, druggist, reports cus- tomers greatly pleased with the QUICK action of simple lntcistliorn bark, glyccrine,-ite., na 1: \.-ictl iw Ad- ler~i-lm. This simple remedy d'aine the old foul matter from the l~n\\'t\.l§ so Tl-IOROIIHH that 3.\'}J SITION- FUL relieves almost .-\\'Y ('.\:~i`vl of constipation, sour or ga.-u=y.s1-iniurh. It is so powerful that it ia turd suc- cessfully in appendicitis. .\dlct‘i-Ln never gripes and the INS'l‘A1\'l` it.-lcon is surprising.

"THE CURSE lil Gllllll"

Mllilllllillll PLAY

“The Curse of Greed,” a five reel

feature production of extraordinary merit, was the banner number of the excellent hill at tht- Prince Edward Tlientrc yesterday.

In this play it mere strip of a boy

essays the leading role and sustains it throughout the live reels amazingly. Ile is mentioned in the cast as “Little Adrian." lnclriently. Adrian is called upon to do many strenuous stunts in the plot’s developments. and he does them naturally-just asa boy would. The author of this plioloplay has used great discretion (there being no dis- play of heroics or Impossible stunts which a mere boy could not accom- pllsh) and tliroughoiittlte entire pro- duction u pleasing continuity pertains.

Adrian has inherited from his an-

cestors a love of the sea. and through this natural born instinct read y ac- ccdes to the schemes of his jtlgmiel. whose tools subject him to crueltles. and he experiences many thrilling ad- ventures

The plot of this offering is compli-

cated, but extremely compreh ive, and it has been ably and carefuflydlr- ected. The cast in all respects il strong and typical. Beautiful acenel. hoth interior and exterior, embellish the whole. A cabaret scene. embrac- ing about 2.000 persons. including clev- er professional artists. is oiie of the

gaatlures. lint the enuri scene in tif nn reel _ts hard to surpa|a_ig_ - ity and the number of DOOR in\‘§=‘¢ll ln the scene. J

The photography in @]nl|lo¢i_¢,‘1»B-

neclnllv tim mmm .Mana ami flu av..

I-`ivc of our men. \\'. H. I’almer.*

of the success of Dr. Ch1se‘s Kidney.

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of Smartness x _

' in

Quintessence ( _.pc \,-.___ .

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5lLl< GLOVES

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5 i\i.»\DE in (`..-\f\` \.l`/‘\ and <old

,/ a ' Y- ~-fozq, ""\~-.NI

, .HE_R.F..3 a scnfc of <ccurit~.' in l<t1o\vingth.'1t_ from thc soles of

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give you just that fcclirzg. lrrcfroncliahlc

in style. lit and iimsli. l§:;<;_'.at‘-ttci‘.' rich ._

and dainty. E\`t‘ry g‘..ir double ttppctl. ( _ _";‘:'c`L’;°U

5 smartest shops at Soc. to S1050 thc pair. . \ 1 :_

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Agents to work on P. and STRONGEST

P. O. Box 74

Phone 351

9970-5-14M-May l~l-l S20.

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‘ AGENTS WANTED

I The iindersigued wishes to engage a number of

I. for some of the woRLn's Bmr

Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Companies

The Sun Fire Office of London, England The Imperial Underwriter’s Corporation of Canada :T he Capital Life Assurance Co. of Canada

l`he Merchants’ _Casualty.Co. of Canada The General Animals’ Insurance Co. of Canada. -

Apply to G. J. MCCORMAC,

eneral Insurance Broker,

Revere Hotel Block,

Charlottetown

tone singer, yesterday sang excellent- ly “V\”lxeu You Play ln the Game of Love." He has been enthusiastically' rcceived by the patrons and _veftlertlnv was loudly applauded `

ini,-_

Worse Than Usual

_Kittyslush was certainly thc mud. dit-st town in Bonnie Scotland. but NUS dai’ it was worse than usual. "Tlmt ye. MacPherson?" cried n pas- ser-by. Hnotlinc it Tunm'-Shanti-r in the middle of thc road. "Oli, ny," came u voice from uudernenth_» "Come out o' that!" “l canna" said tho’ voice ugpiu. "l°tn on top o' n tram!"

Well Worth Trying -

During a tour of Scotland an Ameri-l

can, thlnltlnit to get u rise out of at Highland niluistcr, remarltetl--"Don’t you think lla man left enough moneyl to your church that he would gett into Heaven?" "Awell," was the can-1 UOUS l'@Ply. "I wntlnn say that for ul

-. in pang

' CHURCH DEDICATION.

.\l0I\'(‘.'i`O.\'. May lS,~ The Moncton

|"ll`S' Hllltllst t'hurch. which tleplaces thc building dcsiro_\'o¢l by fire on Mny 6. 1913, and of wliiclt Mr. C. B. Chap- Dcll, Charlottetown was tlte Architect. was tlcdlcatcd on Sunday. Services throughout thc day were very largely attended. nt the Sunday evening scr- vlce there being over 2,200 present. The tletllcaiory sermon nt the morning

service was preached by gev. Dr. Spldle.of Acadia University." ev. Dr. G. O. Gatos (formerly of St. John) was expected to have been present but was unable to come. owing to illnese. Ilia place ln the programme was illled bb' Rev. P. W. Rose. pnltor of Am- herst t‘lturt-lt.

ilurlug the tiny thc pastor. Rev. G.

A. Lawson. baptized forty-nine candl- titties.

l\leolintts in connection with tha

Ulleniug of the church will be. held sgery night this week except, Satur-

). .ty

fact. but lt's wt-el worth tryln'." t '

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.ranse-».~.._-_ `

It is not dlmcult to secure n medl- cina that will effect movement of the ` bowela. 'l‘o cure Constipation and the complications which arise from it is another matter.

Constipation of the bowels is unn-

ally preceded br- torpltl action of the liver. Ilence ll. follows that if Constip- ation is to be cured the liver must be net right. And here lies the secret

Giver Pills. They awaken the action, nf lb; Hman- soul In-nn- _ __~ I 1- I -

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The Best Treatment For Constipation

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