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' THE CHARLOTTETOWN .GUA1_tpi;4lN'
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2 ‘Toffee
VCU
have
Merry Widow
mi
Honey Boy
Kisses
'We have a fresh stock of
these D0i>iilar candys. Prices
as usual 20c per pound.
J. G. Jamieson
Druggtst
1 ‘~ -*T* ~-'- 1-4-~'Q1
1 Misajgluc _
g of the share-
of the Cornwall
held ln Cornwall
12th at 2.30.
te-ry.
w-1-v
 l§¥l
_ Noiici
The rumor that l was Interested in
other meat stores in this city is un-
true and l wish my customers and ge-
neral public to note thu. All inter-
est 1 have is at my store 9 Elm Ave.
REANEY GAY
6356-12-30M3i.
 ‘
Aladdin Mantle Lamps
with guarantee to all culling or send-
ing for lamp with cash $6-00. 30-00 01'
$1.00 will buy ll lsmn complete as Cat'
aldged, for few _days only. as I must
have the cash. S. F. TARBUSH, 104
Fitzroy St. City.
6283-12-23M6ipd.
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FOR SALE
Just a few Black Patch and red
foxes len. lui perfect specimens. and
at low price. Write for prices or come
and visit: lily ranch. Nearest station,
Komoko.
WALTER R. CAMPBELL,
Lobo, i". 0., Ontario.
3895-11-18MS9ipd.
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13.28
14.311
15.39
113.38
17.33
18.26
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2.21.
21.0911 11.20
22.12 .1 4.22 _
23.11 1_ 1.14 1
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9th, very cold weather. 10th to 12th,
l11ilder.i 13th to 15th, fair. 16th to
20th, rtmigb, cold and equally. 21st
to 25th low temperature. 26th to
29th, stkirm wa e. 30th to Zllst,
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DIARY OF EVENTS.
TO-DAY.
Prince Edward 3. and 8.20.
Peoples Theatre 3. 7. and 8,45.
him? -IQ `
BIRTHS
 '2-‘“"
McLURE. - Born in this city on Doc.
31st, 1915. to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick
McLure. a son. Congratulations.
HOCKEVISTSI A CALL TO ARMS!
Now Y_oar'a Message from C. A. H. A.
President to All Players and Offi-
cial; Throughout Canada
. KINGSTON, Ont.. Dec. 31.-in this
my first official note as president oi’
the Canadian Amateur Hockey Asso-
ciation. I take the greatest pleasure in
pending out to all oiiicials and play-
`ora in the many Provincial assocliv
tions connected with our governing
body. the heartfelt wish that the com-
ing year of 1916 will bring to one and
all_the greatest amount of hBPPlness
and Wzsperity possible.
I feel however,-thot I have a
greater responsibility and duty to
perform at this time, and that is to
point out to the great army of hockey
players and ofllcials_ scattered
throughout our beloved Canada from
coast to coast how great and urgent
the need is for men to come forward
8-nd rally to the defence of our com-
mon cause and strike a-blow for
liberty and justice that will re-echo
around the world.
Canada'
to th
a athletes have responded
nobly e cali in the past. and will.
I am
hw
will
who
over, and
continue to do so. ln a
weeks our hockey 'season
if there are any
their minds
course or
say in my opinion.
one conclusion.
exchange the
a "Ross rifle
_ your place in
being formed
the of 'human-
earth
gameneaa to play
The some quali-
ln the greater
bsing played ia
other ngliting
every
, of.liil
if W 47 17'# S
'l`o be sold by Public Auction on the
premises 183 King Street, Charlotte
town on Wednesday 12 day oi` January
1916 at the hour oi’ 12 o'clock noon a
dwelling house and lot having a front
ot' 45 feet on Kings Street and lately
owned and occupied by the late Aus-
tin S. llewltt. Tile dwelling has
lately been painted and the interior
has been all fixed up with hardwood
floors and all modern conveniences.
Terms Cash-At. the same time and
place there will be sold 4 shares in the
island Guardian Publishing Coin-
pany, lately held by Austin S. Hewitt.
Dated 17th, Dec. 1915. '
.. R. BEAIRSTO.
Auctioneer.
6322-12-28Mths81,
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Executors Nolice
We the undersigned Executors
of the last will and testament of
the late Donald jenkins, do here-
by notify all persons having ac-
counts against the late Donald
jenkins to present same to us
duly attested within thirty days
from date.
WM. l. l\/icEACHF.RN,
GEORGE W. BALLEM,
Executors.
Mt. Albion. D=c. 31st, 1915.
6365-12-31,4,7,l0,l2,l.». _
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Auction Saié of
~ Hardwood
We are authorized by William
Nunn to sell by Public Auction
on his premises North Winsloe,
Monday, Jan, 3rd. 1916
Commencing at 1 o’clock a choice
lot of Hardwood in lots to suit
purchasers.
TERMS:--ll months credit on
all sums exceeding $5.00.
BEN] . CARTER,
Auctioneer.
6351-12-M31.
B ' ' 1
“We want you to conlc in and- sec
the largest and best range ot’ Over-
coats in tile City and we want you to
see liow uluull cheaper we can sell you
ii good Overcoilt than you r-an hiiy any-
where else. 0378.
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i|iPPlN|NES_l]l lHl Will(
CMi|\DlliN ld0TliER’S INSVIER
l0 AMERICAN SONG
“ I didn’t raise my son to be a Soldier."
i did Llriilg up lily soil lo in-_‘ll soldier,
'i‘o play the gallll-_, be uprlgllt, loyal,
o
str ng,
'l"o shun the boaster, iight the blatant
bully, ~
'l‘o stand for truth uild justice
against wrong.
lie was not urged to follow low ideals.
To “get rich quickly," or make
wealth ills goal.
lic It-_il_rll»=d that ull the world is ilot
worth -winning,
li ii. sllollld v1»_~,t llllll his illllllortnl
soul. _
lic was not lrzlilll-fl ily l‘r:ll`iy poli-
1.11-1111114
'Fo watch mcll iiglliillg, or with
cunning art
'l`o make quite sure whit-ll side would
he sticccssfill,
'i‘lien only if it paid, to take 41 part.
lie heard Instr-iid, of Kulghtly faith
and devoir,
(if good King Arthllr, t111luilad`s high
Quest,
Oi' noble men whose dauntlcss deeds
wo honour,
Whose nanles arc sacred, and whose
nyemories lllf-st.
So he was ready when the 'l`o_csln
sounded.
(And 10 the Standard King and
Country culled). _
To iight. a dastard 1`oe_wlios1-_ llrokoii
pledges
Alid needless 'iilaugiltcr has thc
world appallc-1i._4 __ _
And if. with thousands of our hravc
defeilders, _ ‘ '
My son should fall und din ’ncntll
- allen skins,
With breaking lleilrt. l sllilil hold fast
lilo promiac
0" (l0ti'=~i great. dny lily soldier will
arise.
#aa `
Cllristmlls -Day-passed pleasantly
as did the entire week cild und :litho-
ML-;'5"-'-,* - _ --“-' - 'L - '_ ffl-
ehargo Twenty-flvo oonta.
Q-#Q-I4-*O * "* ' **#i4%§4+§+ 
` GUARUIAN GLASSIFIEIJ MIS. ;
'Doa cont por word ilrat lnaamoo In thla oolumrr half oont por
nord each continuation. Cash must aooompany order. Minimum _
k _
, , ,.- 4- b 1# ' O 4'* v Q' #4 "'¢‘**'l'Q~\t-‘O4 #V4-¢4-Q*-i1'-Qi-I-¢>i»§~l~\-54. *.1 _
5- -r-' ea- --1='-1-?=s- g--ei-u
Taunton State Hospital Training
School for Nurses. For further
particulars address Dr. Arthur V.
'Goss, Supt. Tountnu State. Hospital.
Taunton, Mass. 3404-ltt12Mtz
\`1W4'fFE6“/i"r`6'rlcs A dlnliron es-
nsral housework. Apply to 165,
Kent Si. _ti!i4_?_f_12-Zlliifii.
wAN1':oT'MiTn"'ron osnahii.
1-lolisework apply B3 Uppor_Prince
Bt. 6336-12-29-M3lpd».
wAN1'ap A uint?" ron House
work. Apply Revere llotel or 154
Pownal titre-it. 6321-1?-28Mtf.
 u:s;
For _Stale _
Foil sfiiia-' 1'i4dii`oT»oi4snso s"
G. Leghorn Cltla. and Pullots-. W.
_J. Piclrard, 103 Euston Bt. _
4 _ _ sa¢a12~sii1ii__i.
761: _i A“`iIa‘-`““”A n`diii`a"n"’oF vouud
_ silver black and cross fxea, island
- bred. Apply. to the Cent l Fox Co.,
_ 1'.imii.ed.»Chariottetown,:or Samuel
craig. ~ ' _ - - aswii-lane.
ion' a4"CiW°`i”._ c Tina '|»Aa'rg1=gl.
ship in them. Ono pair Silver k
Foaoa-"Class Standard" can be
_ kept iii my ranch if deairotici. B.
,\¢~v\tu \\7g;|||'pd FOR SALE PAIR BLUE FOXE8
_ _ __ - 2 _lfull particulars on application to
“PORTRAIT AGENTS WANTED. ELD." c|o Guafdan. 5718-12-9Ml.i'.
Send for Catalogue. Solar and  _ _; 
bromide (prints, prgtralts fliiltt and Ftllllltl
convex, ramea an war pc ure ._ _
Merchants Portrait Co.. Toronto.  F(?_:f):‘h?l'm g":l:lp¢‘7_E";`a$°l:*“`1`,':||[‘:l|l:]f(i>
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| 101|’ \vu~“ted""'1'eln"|° all ma? (I‘.li§rtIi1lrorle(l‘1o)nt‘t:t!:iiioi)1gi'ng 
wANTED_‘_pup||_"NuR8E8 A1- THE Queen Street. 6357-12-31M2i.
 
'Miscellaneous
vAcuu`i4i ¢TsAWlN"oTI-' s1'.m'" 'i=Eii
dl! hires one of our powerful elec-
tric Cleaners. Simple and easy to
-Operate. You-caircloan all your
° 91 ms . fsruit , tt
_ Ju.. in, is dsigmrnlgds mliliflf
218. Beard: Weeks. 5785-12-1141130
 
To Let.
_ 6343-12-29M8i._
ro`_E“”'_i. 1'-rl6'UiE`.”“~ A‘FF‘i'r"§5§l.
Great George Bt; 55g9.13_am“_
' i§§_¢_!__=_§[ _wlttted ' ` _
WAN‘i'BD_A_ _1'aAc"iEii"F5'li_-|=i3'E»
Park*-Comer School supplement vo-
ted M0.00 Male, teacher preferred.
Apply to John ‘Stewart French Riviir.
"  tazz-12-25-mai.
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null tho wcutilcr liiilll turned a tczlrful
sldu ol' his incc towards (_‘lia'rlotto-
iowll oil Siiilllily, (‘_iii‘istmns day was
llullic bright willl sleigh bells ringing
illorrily. /\ littlf- snow for today is
being eagerly lliltivipilrod .
 d< 1#
New Ycul-’,~i lllly 1-ailing, which has
in-ell revived ill lllc past fcw yours
opens this :lftornuoll wlill it levee at
Government. Hou.~:1- from 2.30 to 3.510.
is rl ill
This has llr-.cn all ex:-willingly briglil
and busy wcck. 'l‘hl-_ soviirzll (‘llri:4i-
llilis trees :ind vollct-irte-1 for tho woc
lots ilnd young pl-oplc seelnod to bc
vqunlly elijoyed by their elders who
a|_t_onde<l in goodly llumbcrs. and
Santa was greeted with just as much
cxcit.em_ent_ as he was on his regular
yearly visiting night a week previous.
¢ Yr ii
The Clirlstrnas music, so thoroughly
cliioyed in the churcllcs last. Sunday,
is to be generally repented tomorrow,
nlliclzl to the sntisfitl.-t_ion of ovoryonc.
=1¢ li 13
'l`iio llariaiilii tlirls :tt thc Prlllcc
Edward has but-n the nightly ultrac-
tlon and drew good llouses with
their bright filccs, pretty dancing und
witty comedians. .
-ll U
llon. Jolln Agnew, lllrs. Agnew and
family are being \volcomcd to Char-
lottetown for tho winter months.
'l‘hey have taken Mr. Archibald Mc-
1.ean's homo, Mrs. Mclicun and Miss
Maude McLean llnving gone io spend
lilo winter ill Florida# to bc followed
. latonby Mr. Mcl.o_1ln . _
- * lk ik
I 'rim 1-i0_n._ 111111-df>¢il_11llli Mrs. M111-
`Kinnon spent the Christmas sicnsoll
with Dr. and Mrs. 0'Bricn in Am-
herst, N. S.. returning home this
and Duchess of Connaught have issued
invitations to the state dinner and re-
ception at Government House after the
opening of Parliament on January 13.
l I 1
Lleut.. Clarence 'l‘idn1nrs1l wllo has
been on :t short holiday to his parents
lvlr. and Mrs. W. l1‘. Tldmarsll. leaves
this morning to resume his military
duties at St. John's Quebec, Lieut.
Tidlnarsh is attached to t_he Stall' ol'
Colonel Meighen's Grcnudler tlilnrds
:lei tl. sigllalling oiliccr.
ill ni iii
_Tho members ol' the 10fltll llighlilild
Brigade wllo are iii the city t'or Ncw
Years will be guests nt a specially
nice dinner at the Armouries today
prepared through the klndlless of the
ladies of Charlottetown, who are de-
lighted to honour the men oi' the 105th
whenever opportunity offers. The
dllilug hall has been nicely decorated
and a very enjoyable dinner hour will
no doubt be spent.
it' ii iii '
Decpest sympathy is being extoll-
ded to Mr. Jollll A. Moore and family
oll the death oi` Mrs. Moore, which
occurred quite suddenly this wnck.
Peasggnts
Mr. and Mrs. llligli Mcl.nre of Brad-
:llbano wcrc in the city on Friday.
Mr. Daniel McDona1d`of llopednic
\v1i:~'. in tho. city l<‘riduy,
J. W. Mrlloililld, Glclifluiizln, was ll
_visitor to the city ycstcrduy.
Miss Olivia McNovln. llonsilnw. is
visiting fricllds ill DoSuble. tho guest.
or Miss Jcsslc lloatcs.
week, _ ‘ _
=r 8 if
An engagclncnt of much ilii_m~cst_ to
ills younger social set. hero was made
public this _week when thc Rev. S..l.
:ind Mrs. Wood'ropfe of-Dartmouili. un-
nollnped the engagement. of tlicir rlali-
ghter llelcu Mary t0_Mr. Clllls. At-
kinson Good oi’ tlic.Nova. Scotia Agri-
cilltilrnl Collcgc, Truro,
1 o 4- =1= '
Mr. t"-lydo i Auld loaves Moilllily
morning to rcslinlv his studios llt M1~_~
_(1111. llc will bc zlccompaillcd by his
sister Miss Marlon Auld who \vlll visit
ill Montreal for some weeks. `
1 is 1. at
Lieui. Stirling illnncliaril, i.ieut_ /tl-
lan Cosll, Mr. Bellj. Rogers and Mr.
ll. L. llolmllil; Mr. 'i‘. Fullerton and
'\1r. llnrry 'l`idniilrsll lcnvo this morn-
ing for llaliinx to ilt_t_1-lid Military
School pl~<\pxlr:ltnry in going overseas.
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The ladies who linvc ' interested
tllenlselves in (fol. ings' plea for
socks for the soldiers arc working a-
long steadily null illiletillg witll splen-
. did s\u‘1'cs4s. -
~ $151191
l
1 Mrs. F. P. Taylor; Grafton Street.
was visiting her llrotllor Dr. Heartz
null Mrs. llvnrtzx, .Aillhrrst for thc holl-
ll-.1\‘ .st-asoll.
.. . .. _
Miss I.oliis<~ iiixlrtfrcady is to hc the
guest. of honour ut a liileii shower
next Wudni-sdily ilftvrnoon, "st _whit-ll
Miss Amy l'lllmo.~ is to be the hos-
trtsi-1. '
sl. it I*
Several oi' the ladies nftnrnalon
Bridge Clubs will:-ll were so pleasantly
hold last winter have resumed, and
many pleasant meetings nro. looked
forward to.
It ii it -
Mrs. Gladys Mn:-.Donald . and llttlo
_i1on. Stewart are sponding the week
cud in Summorsido wltii_Mr. Neil Mc-
-Quarrle, K. C. and M-rs. McQ\isrrle.
' ' -- s s o ~
Miss Alice llarrison of iiummernillc
spent a few days this week with hor
»‘pilrents'l'tov. Wm. and Mrs. Harrison
at the Parsonage, New Castle. N. ll.
` a u lo
The Ladies? C1111 issued invitations
F * ‘_ »wai.l..~ 
Miss .lossic iloiites, toncllcl; Central
Royalty.. is spcndllig'_ hor Christmas
llrllillays at llor -home in DeSable.
Mr. G. Noonan and -alsted Cocillu
Albany, were visitors- togCi_larlottc-
town yesterday. - ` _
l_ Mr. Joseph Diifi`y, Mt,,_ Stpwart, l4\.t‘t
‘ 11 few days ago 'for it visit to his
l1onio_ ill New York.--S. - _-
Miss Annio McAu1ay. tcachor Slovngc
llarbour, is spending the Xmas holi-
llllys nt. llor homo in Tracadie.-S.
Giliillcr 1.. J. M1-_Donal<l,1lves Point
liilttcry, arrivcd lust. iligllt. to_.spend 11
short. furlough nt his .homo-ln Clon-
ilnnan.__-_ _ _A -
The many friends oi‘~Mr. J. C. Mc-
liendrlck, City, will regret _to learn
that. lin is confined to the house by a
mvere llttalzk oi' la grippe._ _
~ Mr. Heath Cam.pbelI»nud»Mr. Les-
lie Mcl..nod,_tff Long iliver, have cn-
lliitod ‘|n.` the 10(»th"lilgh1and Regi-
ineiil. `, ' _ ~
Rev. .l. C. Martin; of (lnrtligun. who
has linen appointed' il. chaplain for
the Cniiaulinn ovcrsmls-forces, has re,-
lurned from _i<h':lifax._ _ ~_` _
lion. J. A., 'Macilonnld, Cardigan,-
uild Mr. John A.‘(lill.ls.` Little Sands.
were visitors to New Glasgow. N.
S.. this week. __ _
Among ilie passengers on the
wcsteril train last night was Mr W. il.
itohortsoii, Collector of Customs, 1-ity,
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Two Moiliers _Tell _
How 1-una-s_i__oit1.v' 'gi-iiaonsn
wane miner or-no of-ann
"For six years our littlfl -girl suf-
rpred from._a. bronchial trouble; sho
had no appetite, could not -sleep and
was so nervous we h_ad'to"_lleep her
out of school. The doctors said
nothing but a. change of climate would
help-ner. We-were discouraged. when
A large exhibit
board.
6881-1-ll\istu2i.
The Fur Sales Boardi Qf_the_, P.
E. I. Silver- Fox Breeders Association
have completed arrangements _-for dis-
play of furs in New_ ork and other
§, _/ _ 1 ' cities. The board will leave;-_~ early in
 *"//7'4"' January. Peits will be takénviip '-to
Thursday, January 6th, 1916 _at :the fol.
lowing places:-» _
harlottetown, Fox Breeders As-
sociation Giiice.
S Summerside, Brace Mckay & Co.
tore.
- Aiberton, F. L. Rogers Ofiice.
Send in your Pelts 'immediately as
a' large and representative collection
sent to the board means:-» _
Greater Publicity.
Wider general interest created.
Higher prices realized.
F. L. Rogers _
J. W. Callbeck
Chester McLure
Hon. Chas. Dalton will go with the
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wllo was roturiling froili il trip to
'l‘orollto.
Mr William Westaway, of Sceptre,
S1l.=k:ltr~llewn1l. has ul°ri\'cd homo oil
a visit to his parents, Mr and Mrs
itogcr Westawny, Lower liiolltnglle,
llftcr an u'bsencc~nt"clovoll ycars in the
\\’t=1-ii.
l\lrl4 liogcr Wcstaway and grand.
l|illii§lil@i‘. Gracie Mcl)ougal, of Lower
Mmllilgue were the guests of Mr llnd
Mrsl\\'. T. Wellner during Christmas
WCG (.
“Classy Ovorcoats for Classy Dress-
ers ut l"A'I`0NS. . _ 6378,
1 i 1 1
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1 Model B. Range
2 Bright Light Heaters
stoves -at paralizing prices.
away below cost.
satisfaction.
6339-12-29lilwfm3l.
HARDWARE. it
Real Bargains
We offer while they last-20 Gland Rapids and .A me ri-
can Carpet Sweepers slightly shopworn _
at 50c each.
100 Iron and tin Saucepans
50c for 25c.
STOVES
1 New Model Range coal or wood. _
_ _ Price $30 for $20. _
1 Chief Range. Price $40 for $33.50. _ = ' 2
1 World’s Fair Range complete and in good order ex-
cept that two covers are not a good fit. ` ‘ J »
Price $35 for $17
Price $33 for $18 ~
Price $14 tor $6 each
2 Standard Heaters No. 2.
’ $12.50 for 5.00 - _
And a great assortment of other cooking and heating
- We have no room for them and mustsacrifice them
Never forget that at Crabbe’s Hardware Store you can
get; -LOWEST prices BEST QUALITY and guaranteed
The Crabbe Hardware Co.
1 ` ' `
Dispersion   Sale
On Thursday, January 6th,
of Dixieland Guernsey Yorkshire'H 'A 7',
Percheron Horses, twenty tive pu; 2 ,léd
Guernsey Heifers, six Yorksh  " ‘ ws.
Six pure bred Percheron Ho ' _`; _spin
Canada. Write for catalogue   "1
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mom ' M, b . Wednesday which- rssiilted' in ton
B W ond' 187 Pun” st' tabl bel f ed. ltwas one of
not
one dey a friend asked us-to try Vjnol,
and after taking six bottles she does
look like the same child. She han
es ng orm_
_ the 'nicest' social events ofthe week
nnd` several hours- were delightfully
ifosnt. duito ‘high sdpres 'being made.
1 for which: pretty iil‘|zes-were award-
1 od. Dainty- refreshments -were served
1ilifaliundance as the guests laughed
and chattedzwithfllnn another and the
committed of'la'dlea who brought., the
affair to ouclra aucdeaafnllasue were
lieartily_thi1lilourl -for the _ pleasant
time aifordmi. .'-' ' ) ' _
. a 1 ia- -‘
Mr; an\'l'Mr|i ` A' E Morrison rc-
tlirned this ir f di Chri-
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fm" . pon
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it line appetite. is lively, healthy and
well. and 'Vinol did -it. a1l."’ Mrs. F. E.
llufford, lolaj Kas.  ’
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"Tho measles left my little girl thin
_and delicate, andthe dootnris modi-
elne did not seem to_hl`»ild~l1er'up. 1
_ read about Vinol' and gotaibottlo; and
her improvement was rapid, her stron-
ilth returned and she i1t_iiow'un-well
gin ever." Mia. - E. Lindt, Pittsburg,
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