Reading Observer 10-1915

You Well.
Readln. Example.
On May 271h, 1911 Mno M. A Arding •
196 Oxford Road Reading RId Every
wmter for years I ",as downright ill w h
kidney compl&mt.
Ami . _ tIM

cBicboft

QuoD'" at · l~.' SIDo.u..~1

my back

hE.

I would be like tb.. for .....n together

alwaY8

1

.,....-a to every Purc:haHf"

bo.okacbe kldney pIlla the k dney. acted ruo pfreely my bMlk 1000 became comfortllb e
and aU SignS of dropsy were ~o ng
(SIgned)
~[A Ard n"
On October 13th 1914-over th
"
8
later-Mrll A rd ng fill. d Doan I!I p I
made II wonderful obauge m m e It s

e :~~~f~~~~~r!n~ bow Doan S PJlls do good

that I get any

mE
Seilld

MORLEtS VIEWS

8lg~

I

/or Pree.n.QioJt
on
MN ....tI.,. -c,hetrfalae.u"
Oilier Loa. W. La,...

B.

t

",tID ),ou

LIto.

up liga

uk for DO.."N Sand Oe(

e

v

H.

of k dney troubl e DO

when I do the pilla soon aat me

I Do~'s

EDUCATION IN WAR TIME

P&lD

them to s well
I felt I..,.,
never R'omg to g;et be ter
ega n
B t after 8. few doses of DOlin a

You know from eXipenences

SIZJ: CABD ]I'REE.

10

There WR8 an Irregular achon of the
bl::Ldd r
the water ,.,&8 reatr cted a <i.
collecteD lD_~leg8 and ankles and ca.used

exercIse to keep the blood
~:::~~':i:l~gL~~:~~;!:_ through the kIdneys
blood pure.
ealmg too much worlClng 100
worrytng a lot and not gc;tttng the
you ougbt, Its an easy matter to
these habits for awb!le Arid to
kIdneys use Doan 5 Backache

W • .took Wodding lUngI In all WlAtha ."d
Thiol:n_. from 10/6 to 601 .. illu.trated

PROF

In

aeemed a m18ery

~

A UMfal Pr.eat

I could h8.1'dly move f01'

the .harp cutting plWlll

Rud
II

OO A~

.5

tho PllIl Mr.s ArdinI' bad

ILLS

ftere wu • «OOd ~U06 at the
Eduootional Asrocia.t.ion meetinr O~ Wednesd.j

ProfeMor Fdlih

Yarley lerttured 0
Wa.r Time
M::r It H.uo ""'"'P ad tha chan' "f'd III h .. _n
ntK' -rem.a.rk:e merni<1 to the ~ent. echiMne.
of locaJ. a.utborn.;e. 'Wlth rega.ni. to educ.tion at the

o(W'II'6JllDI when
the w.bject, of

WUoa.twn m

pre!ient. tlme 8ymg we muzt be ea.refu
&g&U1BL t.ba.t :pnnc pal foJ'll\ of

THE NATIONS
WAR.
AND THE BELGIANS
[SpOclaIly coftl«ibut.d •••h. Read ft.Oboarver
S. J~~ft ColomaD]

1

One 'W'&8 c::c:nposed of the oomp1a.ceot. or fUMY
people who w.eni 3round cqw.g
Bu,i nElll8 a.I
usual 'Whml that 'ideal W&6 qwte mpo&alble The
other "W'U composed of the h,:st.erlC&i or nClt..ed
peop e wi'aQ&e 000$ idea. of beI.ping wu to atop do nc
t.be utrual tbiDg9 'Which they did. very well ADd try

t.h.a.t some :roo~ ladies could try to learn baw
o nur&e and.n the time the T llage ha.lJ c10le
1.0 ~be eehool would. ha.ve been availa.ble and the
church ,.... .~ya erooty even on SaDda.y"
('Laughter)
Neverlbe1e&& apeaking for young
~ of 15 to 18 the resuit& of tb. 'Wl.r on educa.taD h&d 'UPt. been whoUy ern
There had been
leesoDII m &elf S&Crifioe ~ we had no rlght to
deny to. our young people the nght to e6"~
There w&s a tenderM?:Y In tbll oountry to desp 1M)
:and underv:Uue edUC&tioo a.d tilla ~ true not
of one cLa.sa but of ...11 c ~
It was true that
all the resotll"COl of the oountry m...c. be liber..ted
to ca.rr;y a D Lbo wa.r and retrenchment WM
ArJ'. The cry f or rel.cenc.hment. Q «iueation
come from those. whose ...tt tude ~a popu.r
eduoa.tion had ahr ..ya been ODe ot m&plClon and
hbstility-men like the fa.rmer 'Who declared t:ha.t.
tobe best .... o.rktnan. be had had had neTer been to.
~l
(Laugbter) It wu not unf&.lr to SU&pect
the 'DlOtlV6l!l of auch peo"le
RetreDChment. wu
Ileoessvy but; retreDChment wh ch would
nJure
the next. gellerat. on was wsate of the worst. Ilescr p
ttOD
Suggest..i.ng retrene.p.nwlu permfDentlf deI!iIrable .00 tbo6e tem'DOr&Mly ~" frOleaor
Morley roeJerred to &dminUtration 6p6tl8e« ~: the
fi.rat oat.egary a.nd the expendit.ure aD new bUJld nga
m th& oeoond
YO

GAS IN THE STOMACH IS
DANGEROUS

I

PHYSICIANS RECJMMEND THE USE
MAGNESIA.

DOl

of

aw-lOU& to
a g;rea.t many of tbMl were
tbe St. J ohn Ambulance en:m nat on .and
the Red CI"OISa Soc et.y wb cb tnougb dOlD( •
W'Ork was not helpmg to fill the gaps m the
hoIp tals If members 'Would t&ke & deftnite courae
of DUNj. D« and tre. n ng n tbe evil hosp tala and
nfirmar ea they would be of nfinttely more use to
t he co untry though the,- m ght. not wear euoh b&com ng un £orlJ'lS
They ougbt to have a. recog
n sed t.t.aOOaro of tralDing bayoe some ot the nnaJler
bosp t.ala amalFiated 'IIi Lb_ the WR"ftl' h~ tala
t.he ~ ler lD
6r1ee fomeo. to the la.rge lDfirm
&r e&. .and aend t e nut1;Ul tliera. for a few montdls
Many nunee were lot;.L to t he profess aD . . they
wf/re n ~ 6t. to stand the stram of three consecutive
yUH t.ra n ng 'Whereas the pressure would not be
so gI't"at f t.hey had three or su:: mantha 10 Rrnaller
lDatitutlOll6 ("oUch as ahe had md c.ted Tbare i.w&&
... ...ery grut aDd defin te need ol oflJani$&tion &rid
ol¥8ifioat 00. among the ~ole nun. nK" profeemon
f they were tb do eTen more tlta.n. they 'were d O{ng
lD th<l'l prelJent time al Cl'lSl8.

ID

:~~;:;~."
;;'1thll
e&sentjal
~
wat"

L<ruil""g cOO':;'ll';;;~.~t~n which tho
THEl {;()NSORIPTION ?dl:NACE. I

TO THPJ PEOPLE FOR
Lord Dezoby& pebe.me
of ..U th.e an.ila.ble men
of iDduat.riea .,.h ch are

APPEAL FOR MONl!jl'ARY AID
Â¥tl. ARTJf1J1l H B FJu..n:Lu org~ ~
retary urgad them not. to rela.'I: the r e.ffo~ They
had around t hem what he mLgbt. term oppc.ltiotl
ch&r t es .-ll 'WAnting mo~e.,. but he 'Wu confident
t.hey would stick to the chant,. for wbich they .had
been worlring so many Jears All of those clK.r tlea
were iike roads leading to the care of the woundedand the lIick poor a.nJ. w th regArd to tb~ League.
of M ercy thelr help was ne~ more neede4 Th.t
League 'Worked ent rely for volunt.ary bOsp t&l&
The .Red CrOll$ had Ita owo. work to do I.Dd did. not
conmbut.e a pe penny t()Ward8 the "II'olul1tary h~
p t.a.l8 the ezpe.n&es of wh ah:had oereaaed by Jeaps

that tlna counLry ooeupl4!l8

pra.ct:.ically
the me.zn lOutce of INppliea ..nd of aliTu bullets
f(Jr our AU ell
And Lord Dertiy appeals to the
country to 8lfPporl the great pl.a.o D these terms
'l'h1& :'U the 1aat eft9rl on behalf of 'tl'Oluntary
MrVtee
It Ja not the etroft of a.n incilTidlial t
8 the effort of ... bod,. of DHln. representing ..ll
IIhadel of .politi~ ..nd 'Wlth the repreeent.. t. yes
of the JQint La.bOur Recruiting CQmnuU,ee acting
1n hanDony tb.roU&h them
It 11 a.n appea.l to
the people of the country to rec.ru t. lor: the
POB tiOD

U

peopJ.e..

[F A CH[LD [S CROSS
FEVERISH AND SICK,

I.t
B9,.,e1.

Lool. Mother I,

II To:gu.

Coated
With

CI.au.. the Ltttl.
C.J.£ornli. Syrup of F,g.

,

lcne thls fnnt luatlve &Dei notblng
the UDder atornach liver and bowels

It ilhat. were 150 the queet on was aaked wby pad
It not. been done Wore? ';here had been .. ~
great C&lDpalP'D. carried on by the Da Iy Ma I

aDd other peonie for the e&t.bl!ah bC of conser p
tion

n th s countr,r-oon&er plioD. of prectsely the

aa.me cb.a.rad.eT a.& obt.& 1M
n ~rmany n part cut.r

:5:

OD

the OoDL neDt

and

an4. becftUtIIJ we were
against. the power of mllitar Sim 'We were

to Ita be 118' erlended to tAis country
( pJa.u&e) I t 'Wa& wben the lllenaoe of conl!Cr p-.
t}Ol1 was pla 01,. put to theM tha.t they remlved to
take ljIP recrutLing sPeed "'&8 urgent &od if they
bad WLlte({ for & meetlD.( of the Trades aDd Labour

o

Council to elec~ &0 eomm tt.ee t would hardly have
heeD fpnned by thiJ time
At the ~o.t trme
~re &nd. ~Terywhere the trade UDiOn movement
had been divided &a to the r JIOIit on III reI.t on to
th~ 'W&r a.nd rather than lave a.ny more futile
d~kln they though. t better ferr those of them
...ho did -agree to ~t th& matter lA ha:ud .od leave
t to th18 meetinr to diacuas what t.oe,. had dOl1&

a.Dd. auggeet &Dytb ng betur (Appla:uee )
The meeting ""6& th6Jl opened lor general dllC'll&-

IOn

w.m

PROFITS

To thOle waoo oare for th& 1 ftl! Oof a people for
he blStory of tbe~-stnv ngl the r failu:res; thel.T
conquests and theU' ideals Be a: U'lD. . . a pree OUa
reper;.ory~ a DOe. there 18 enshr ned m that country
the life blood of the mep who have reared the
home la~ 'W'ho hav~ f011gbt for It aDd sacr ficcd
1 v~ m Ita. defence. No country on the 090
h.J. been the scene of moroe fight ~ than
this land lwhic.b h&& earned only too .ell the t.itle
The ~t. Of Europe.
.AJ5 800D as FraDoe 6Ild
GM'DllUlY Icame to &\lparate themsetvm after the
break Up ~f tbe Emperor ottoa attempt to COD
aolida.te. Western Europe the low connt.r:ie. beoame
conside~ &8 deba.~ble ground
At t.he 8&tt1e tUDe
the p oneer m&o.ufactu1"el'6 and co,mm.eroe or t he
F1em.tn~ F.de &1Jr1um a royal appanage wh ch
f oret.gn
eoyeted fDr lta revenue. Bake In
the Belg um .tory the re 18 a. human aod tlmotiobal
appeal w oh. no other chapter of thta 'W"r 18 able
to call fo h 1n qwt.& the same measure It touches
every
0" Te chord and
ealls forth every
deeper f elmg of ... human nature
Althoug-h t
18
stalied t.ha.t t'be Gennan attack w«a due
entirely 0 tbe fact tha.t the 1(a. ser a General
Staff need
the Belgian pll.LD. U .. mil tary avenue
to France the British Wh te Paper makes t qu te
dear tb..:Ui the d ea reo to bnng tb18 nch oountry
uDder permanent Germ&D oontroLwu also present
and operat ve Sympath,.. tbm"efElre )5 felt for a
amall m.Lion unJustl,. "flOlat.ed ind gnatlOn for
od otta mternat onal anme he&rlfe1t. p ty for
.U1fer ng m lliona ...dnllr..tion for .. g..lla.nt
grat tude for those who h&ve taCt'i1iced thelr
and who d d not COUDi the cost.

ryuen

PA1.MAM QUI MERUrr FERIAT
Admua.t on for K'lng Alh:erl. who ~ tougbt 80
bravely m tbfll trenches, shoulder to , houldtlr W1th
the least of hlS snbJects 'Who has
eagerlJ" ylSited

.or

tbe wouDded aDd oomforted the dy ngo a.nd WIth
his m..D.!IW mind haa so bTilha.ntly guided thoe
dest Dies of ha Army • one of the pi.ece-<ie.-roaUlt&ooe 111 tbLII awful war
Hut IAlblecY ant etpatng the 1ttdgmoent of the future have- already If ven
t.he n~ by which he wtll be known to post.erityThe Hero K1ni
Fx-om an a.uthoriJ.«.tive aouroe

and Loullda 01 ate
Let them not rorg~t t:qat
the re flWl e:a:: sted the a.lclc: c rn an poor
They
could noL put. olf the r ope at. ona iDdedaitel,.
10
order to obta n more moner Lhe], h ad st.uted ..
ho uae-to-houseo collectiOn n 1.00000 WIth gr:at fy
ng reauH-! Cl.l'etilan 1IT1bh
1It'ere de1i~
at each howse and he
.. almilar
scheme lD BOme of the
QOuDiiea
In tbe absence
otme.r Ln
commM..Dd of t.he
iJd.lOC' G
S bux:moved..
Prmaeae
for her pre&enoe.
fam:il7
wt!!I1"6 greatly
lJe'fer 1 1'";;;', {.;~-_-:
hUttat.ed to go to
ne.eded: for BOnle gre&t &Dd
realised the
amoulft of

I!aIlltrera from iDdige.-tio. or cfyspepa.. ,bou d
nmen:tber that the p~ of ~ or wmd D the
at.or:nach lDva.nably indicat.e. that. the ~m ..ch a
troubled bJ e.u:f!UlTe 8Cldrt,..
This ac d ea.usea the- food. to ferment and the
fe~nt nil food 10 turn g yes r 8e to noDOUS guea
wJLich diaLflld the atomaeh he.mper the Dor mal
fUDetJons Sf vtt.al lDt.ernal organa <aU6& a.cut.e
hud:a.ches In~rfere w t.h the action of the burt
~ cha.rge tb& blood. stream Wlth deadly potMKlS
wbleh n t DHI DJU.t nnn tbe be&lth
PbYIlClua
that to ,{wckl,. d llpel • cia.ngerous a.ocumul.... Prin_

t on of .. nd

"y

I

to do all 80m or other th Dgti ",hibb they GOuld not
do &t all
The &eCOod cla.M b.ad nt.erfered w t.h
educa.tion
PrWE680r 1a1orley went OD to rela.te tbe
5tory of boW' .. village ech~ baa been clea.~ out never

a.,..

OWNER SUMMONED

t.<J.

eeonomy Tbl.& waa the tunto to ensure
the time of ~ct;on arTlvoo: ...ft.er
ahoold be ooDducted on t.Nl,..
(A.~~ Monn fI&ld t!l::ta.t. IOOll after the out,...break. of the war two d v~ faeti.oDfl appeared

OF

TIRESOME DOG

CC,_'-iC"

gathers that
to BelgIan
It;

the

beautifUl etory

"ith

BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
THICK,! WAVY, FREE
FROM DANDRUF'F

already
to tbjli

Draw a mOist doth through hauj. .ana

.. hue

double Its beauty at once

trades

whch

h....-t-

Save your hair'

Dandruff dIsappear!

and hair stops coming oul

Slie

th. Iiom&cll &lid to stOp the food

ght. lib W!l2e
~~~::~~ a.nd hay.., het'
fenneniat on which creates the gu, the acid n 1portrait
1. "&nom il
~ptD'B, but ~h
the stomach D'lUllt be neutra.liaed a.nd that for out tb. " ... oil. had bo.n ,"m, UDatiDtillgly of 1 1 ~1i1d"", .
thlA purpose there I nothing qwt& &0 good las her time her money and .her iDJItMmOeo In t.b:e c:.uae
half .. tea.spoonful of JJUTe "ltjrat~ magneata of the 8lck. &ad lnIffenng and ue bad: eveo tr..Y"elJed
taken n a l ittle waler tmmedia.t.ely a.fter meals abroed to comfort h,.. 21.eT ~ preeenoe JOrQf)
Th. lOSta.ntly neutr .. l see the &C d thu. atopplng of our 1It'ounded .orld us The Leacue of lle:rc,.. wae
ferment3won and the form&t on of gal and en v.fJ.ry neal' to tbe "PrLDOeM a heart. and DOW' that
abIin~ the aflamed d .. ~nded ctoma.eh to proceed
addit ow help wa.a needed he wu sure t.b&t help
W'1tb ts 'W01k undl!!l' natural condit qui
B surated would he fortb«mt ng
magnes a a obta.inable n po"lIII'der X'1T tabtet form
TREAT.ME!\"'I! OF THE WOUNDED --fM)m B H Butle\- 195 Loudon]to*, J CrOll
Major Abram referred to the wooderiul unpl"O'Ma.qd Co 83 OJ:ford Street R A Norna 3S., King-'
Road G B Osbo rne 118 Broad Street H T ment. ,,1Uch. had t.a.ken place of reoec.t yeara n
Ho me Chem It., W&lI ngford and other htgb·du deahng wit.h the milit&Ty wouDded and sick
chemISts sDd lltores (J,verywbere, but. as t.bere are pat eniS.. There bad also been &- maned ~e­
BUSINESS
many di1ferent forms (If t:!lagnMIa. t s mportal1t. m.ent 8 n(:o the outbreak of the 'War A.t; 'tile bethat the buu.,..W wh ch the phySlC&&n8 preacnbe g nDlng of that. W&t' the poor men came ()Y8f' In •
fi
thy
ooDd
Lion
venn:Jooua
..
OO
COTe.reQ 'Wltb mOO:
Mould be d stinctJ,. &6ked for
The wounds of many of them were not. dree8ed fOf'
two
three da.ya, but
when eonvoya of
sent. over
ma..n kad hi.
the Ir&in •
h .. ~

HAIRDRESSER'S F!ILURE.
NEVER PAID

PROFESSOR G LOWES DICKINSON

ofw.ft

VISIT TO READING

J
I

~

aup'

.A. highly sucOM&ful week..end lecture school was

b. 1d at tho

EMf' l!.eadlDg Millo

&hoolo

Gr.",..

avenue on SatUrd ..y and Snaday ..."hen Prof6foMr
G Lo.w_DicId..nIlOD of King's Co~ge Cambridge
leot.urer to the London Schoo!. of Eoonom~ and
Pol t.ioal ~ace gave a &ene8 of three lectnres
ent tied
Nat on..J ty e.nd lIm.perialism 86 c.u~
of We,r
ECODmDlO Cau~s of War aDd Inter
nat anal Organ sationa
-Tho oompa.n.tively l&.lVe
aud eDce8 &tt.rad..ed from .,a.rI.JJtUJ pa.rta of the town
and d str!Cf.. and Lbe keen nterest e.,iDoed through
out. tM OOUTl!l6 pf (be lectures and d 8Ctw! on ga:ve
evideooe of a.n eal'1lef,t de&1re OD the pa.rt of tbose
p1"e6ent to obtam a clea.r O::1I1oeption of the fund
meni.al cauaes II.IId 1i5Ue& of w&or It owaa doubtJY&
due Ul some deiTe6 to the UI1geCI:.a::rian and no'D
political .at.mosphe e of the leet.1l2"'& I!IChoo.J, and the
obY'JQUJI unne.rt1.&1 tv a.rw:1 modera.t..lon of Ute leoctu
e II a..t.titndfl to the quen onA mvol....t, that & i.. ge
mMSU.l"fl of mutual helpfulnem wa.II de.nYed fro n
the profound knowledge aod wi&dom a.pplied by
.0 er.:un=t; a Audent. and. wnter .. Profeaso
D ekihson to the ... r 0 lEt VHYW5 and op n onli r.e
-.ea.1ed n the COUJ""5le of d !!CUfIilOn
In the closing addref16 by the Plesidcmb Mr J
Penz"OA6, the vlew "'111'36 ~ t ...nd freely en
dortoed that &OOh opportun tlef; 111.& could be found
uDder the mea; of current eTent. for ~a.r e.n
rtgbtemnent. uoon matte1'5 of 8UCh Vli.af interest
MATERNITY AND CHILD WELFARE.were all to the good when conducted uDde awl
Messn P S .K ng aM Son Ltd.
OrcWd
able CODd. t ona snd neoe&UZy' .~&J.ib.tjoDI The
,..eek~d oourse tem:~Jna.ted with 8. marked e;en!e Ho... W .. tm nster ha•• lust publUhad (prj ... 1, )
of beoetit denved "!'mm tDe liens of 16cl.ureB and • little book entiUed " liatuntty a.nd Child. WeI
.. COJd at alJ'P"t'eci&Uon. of the eJJllS end obJects of
fare
The author ]8 llr E J 8m th wlt.o 18
~ Adult &:b.ool moVfml.eD t
Chaarmaa of the Health: Comm ttee of the Brad 112!",I~Oft.
ford Cnrpor:at.ion a.od or the Bradford lluJUT&no&
Commltteo and &8 the h older of these m,portant.

LITERARY NOTICE.

BERKSHIRE VOLUNTEER DEFENCE
REGIMEN1.

offioea
h.is tn
remarkli
'W'e ght
The book
deeon.bea
br ef must
tho ca.rry
Bradford
M.WllC1paJ.
Uld

Cb.ild W~Ua1"6 Scheme ...hleh waa maugurated. on
Juno 17th 1912 by the t.a.k.in§ over of four Tahmta.ry lDstitutions kIlOWD as
Babies' W.elcomea."
I •• (READING) BATIAIJON
Tbo supreme Decee&lt.,. of tbe e&r6 ot mothera and
childre.n e6pecla.Uy W. the puaent time. 18 11T&«l
1II fore bIe tenns
To quote t.h& m~
(A, B ~d D Compan.... )
1."b.e ob)e.et of the ccheme 11 not iO promote tb&
Ord&rs for week endlDg October 30th
education but. the he.aJth of chi.ldrea., but as he&lth
8a.turd.y Oct. 23.rd -Co:a:ipa.n,.. par&d. ..t. the II the oondition p~ to
1n education
) Armoury at 3 0 clock
A :n:a,-aJ. rec.nu.tJDI{ p~ a.nd. In eTery other actlVlty
proTe a.n lJll
• on "Will ta.ke place lD the evoemnr .at wbic.h all me.nse ad,v l.Utage to ta&
authon~_ to
memben who-can. do a.re ..ked to attend a.ud to be have proTid.ed for th.eJio
of cbildren
.. t. t he Mmoury at. 6.15
The prooesslOn wul Jut phyliullv itt...! t.>
by
an hour
stn¥:tiba- g ven 10 the oclJ'oolla--ftOO_
Sunday -Company parade at. the A.n:n<lur,. a.t utfinitely more Important

2.30

Monda,.. -F eld telegrAphy claa 'at 730 ." the
Armoury
Wednesday -ComplllY para<le at the Arm o~ry
~t. 3 oclook
Smoking concen. at the Town Hall
at 7 30
AU memben of A to H Compuuea will
.a.cimJtt.ed free
Tickets for lady and 'i..&Dtl:mcn
fri6Dds oa.n be obt.e.lned. from the BOD rsecret&ry
p'r.lce 6d... each
M&nlben man ",.e&c fWlifo~ or
umuftith<Drbruaarch
TbUl'llday -B Comp&fty pond& ., tha d,.,; Eo:
change at 7 oc!.ock
Recruita' dnU at th& Corn
Exch.aa,e at 8 0 eloek &t _htcll &.I]y members wantIng iI1strucVon 1m..,.. attend
Pnda, '--S~ utruetJon for ;N CO ... at' the
Corn Eioehong_ .. 7 0 ~
J!o.t;md&y-OOmp&Dy puode ... t.I1e ~ at

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Lieut -Col J H HODGSON CommUdant

State.

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INT~RESTliid INFORMATION FOR THE

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Up tn-Date Treatment for
Colds & Bronchitis.

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