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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVI, Issue 83, 12 August 1913, Page 3

FOR RHEUMATISM—A FREE PRESCRIPTION. We are glad to be able to publish a .valuable prescription for the treatment of inflammatory and muscular rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles. This receipt was discovered many years ago by a well known doctor, and since then has been in use all over the world, always with remarkable curative effect. The prescription is as follows: Any sufferer with rheumatism can get it made up at the" nearest chemist. One ounce tincture of gentian, one ounce syrup of rhubarb, one ounce liquid barkola compound, and five ounces syrup of ginger. These should bo well shaken together and a teaspoonful taken after each meal and one at bedtime. A valuable hint is given in connection with this prescription: it is to drink large quantities of pure water. This course will hasten the curative action of the prescription.

The cost of dress, suited for the kiddies, is always more or less a problem for the parents. The woven kiltie dross now in vogue supplies the solution; it is moderate in price besides being smart, dressy, durable and becoming. A nice selection, comprising the best sizes and colors is to bo seen at A. Spences, and they are all being sold at sale prices. x .* Our Sale Prices hold good all this month, in fact till alterations start. —Charles E. James, Broadway. x