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PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING, Della.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
WAsHINeroN, April IA 1919
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Fresh

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George Nummcps Premium Essence Of Coffee

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U0N9UMPE1ON 9WR8O99
TESTIMONY OLE al PHYSICIAN

MEssRs. BAKER Co.: Dear Sirs-The publicgen.
erally are fully aware Of the thousands of remedies
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who ere aflicea Gfthey will use patent medicinel to
use one that contains articles Of ZEAL USE in PuLnIo-
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The Medicine to which lrefer Is "DR. HALL's nAL-
SAM FOR THE LUNGS" ] have prescribed it in a
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cold night sweats, hectic fever, harassing cough, with
continued pain in the lobe Of the right Lung, attended
with severe diarrhGa' lie commenced Immediately
TO get better, by the use oftho above-nsmed medicine.
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that have ever used. W.D. WRIGHT, NJ d.