FORTY-FIVE YEARS' SUCCESS. Smco it was first introduced to tbe public forty-fiv© years ago, Bonnington's Irish Moss has become so extensively used that it is familiarly called "The People's Cough Remedy." It well merits this name, as tho yearly increasing demand proves that it possesses a virtue of it_ own specially antagonistic to Coughs-and Colds. 6 You can never imagine what a beautiful "Portrait" you can have until photographed by H. H. CLIFFORD, Artistic Photographer. Studio: 171 Cashel street. 6.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13747, 31 May 1910, Page 7
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