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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1292, 22 November 1911, Page 3

SPRAINS AND BRUISES. The right time to-treat a <praiu or bruise is tho moment you • got it, and the. right remedy In 'use is Chamberlniii'» Pain Balm. You can sav what yon will about "this" or "Cut" being good for sprains, but Chamberlain's Pain Balm beats I hem all. The quicker you rub it on. and the more you usa it, 'the ((nicker your sprain will be cured.— l.i'* Members of the Liverpool police force attached to the Breek I!oad district have the assistance of a volunteer police (log, which belongs to a local publican, b'ogiiInrly every night the dog, a large retriever, walks into the police station ,jnst as the night men are going on duty, and takes up the patrol with one of the uniformed constables. It will have nothing to do with an officer in plain clothes. On several occasions the (log has proved exceedingly tactful and useful. When the otlicer comes oft" duty in the morning the dog runs away homo, but when the hour of resuming; iu the evening arrives he is at the police station to the minute to go upon his beat. brown's kiddies had bronchitis, and Mrs. Brown the "Flue." Poor Brown himself was in the dumps, and things looked very blue, A kindly neighbour dosed them all with Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, "l'was jubt the thing to fix them up and make recovery sure. "Gee whiz!" said Brown, ''That's simple!" lie plucked up heart.again, And now the Brown:, and Mr;. Brown, are all as- right is rain.-Adrt.