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ALIGNMENT of Powers Made.

Washington. November 1.-The align
mont of the powers on the British-Ger-
man agreement Is now complete. Aside
from Italy and Austria. whose adherence
10 the agree ment was expected, owing TO
their political relations with Germany,
Japan Is the only one of the powers which
has given unconditional assent to the
agreement. As the matter now stands,
hve of the powers are united i'm all the
terms of the agreement, viz. Great
Britain. Germany. Italy. Austria and ia
pan: three of the powers. the United
States. France and Russia, accept the
clauses relating TO the open door and
the territorial integrity of China. bat
Withhold action on the third clause reiat-
ing 40 future procedure in case any power
seizcs territory. In regard 10 the third
clause Russia ref rred tne two contract
ing parties TO the Russian circular of
April 18th. saying that she would modify
her attitude according 10 circumstances.
TIE chief effect of the exchange mas
been 10 bring tvc of the powers 10 an
agreement to respect the open door and
the integrity of china ana consult among
themselves as TO the future course in
ut the other powers sought 10
take Chinese territory. These other
powers" as the NEGOTIATIONS nave now
2een shaped. are the United States.
= ssnce and Russia. As 90 The United
States. there Is. of course. no possibility
II an initiative in taking territory, 50
that tho terms Of the third clause would
apply - France ana Russia and would
bring about concurrent action of the i've
powers in case either Of these two sought
20 extend their domain iu China.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
ATLANTA AHEAD.
THE PROGRESS OF ATLANTA
NEVER CEASES.
ALL DUE TO HER ENTERPRISE
AND PUSH.

Among the many institutions and i'm
provements that have i'm the past few
years been established i'm Atlanta. Ga.
the-e is none calculated to do more good
than the Sanatorium established by DR..
n. NJ Woollcy. At 293 and ~ Courtland
avenue. for The speedy cure Of the opium
and liquor habits. II Is simply wonderful
the patronage he has had of men and wo-
men from almost all sections of the un-
ion. since he opened his sanatorium not
quite q year ago. IL will enthuse any one
ta sec the marvellous work he is doing for
these afflicted ones. They come L. him
in All conditions-poor health. depressed
forsaken and almost i'm utter despair, look
ing rs though life was a burden-Some
made sa from the use of opiatcs. others
from excessive drinking. But 10 see ana
talk with thcm after they have been
under ~, Wooilcv's n 'tmcnt for few
weeks. il is quite din,scnt-they are
bright. hopeful and happy, singing the
praises of Dr. Woolley and urging their
friends. suffering as they We're. to come
to the Sanitofium and he freed from the
life Of bondage and misery and restored
To- that of hope and happiness.
Dr Woolley is one Of Atlanta's bright
est and most enfcrprising citizens, ana II
affords Us much pleasure 10 see him sue
ceed - Wen lh ms hhu'i'ihihSa' ''i''7
all who wish 10 consult him that they can
dn So with full confidence Ehat he VIII
deal fairly with them i'm all things.
the Sanatorium is located on a large,
shady lot approximately near the center
at the city. and vet retired and private.
which renders n especially desirable. as
many who use opiates. or have uniortu-
uately formed The drink habit. do not
Ike their misfortunes made public Too
great publicity of institutions often keeps
people from Tatronizing them. and il was
for this reason that Dr. Woolley was
careful in selecting q spot that was pri-
vate. and yet pleasant. The doctors con-
sfIltinr rooms are mp town i'm the Lowndcs
buildine lci North Pryor street. and are
handsomely fitted Up. We predict great
results for his future work. which Is a
blessing to his fellow man.
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Berlin. November -Considerable i'm
patience M the mcagcrncss Of the news
from China is finding expression here.
The Inference is that German Censorship
over such Information is very strict Let
ters from privatos IN China began to find
their way into the social democratic pa
pers showing that the German troops
give no quarter The Bremen Buerger
IeltunC publishes letter from q soldier
in Pekln. who said he Witnessed the fol-
lowing scene;
"Sixty-eight captives. some of
thein not yet adults, were tied to-
gether by their pig tails. compelled
to dig their own graves and then
shot en- masse."
The IL 'berst 1dtcr- -Voll<s-Zoitung prints
communication from Pekin, I'm which
,he writer says:
mo prisoners are taken. All are
short OF. preferably, sabered TO save
ammunition. On Sunday afternoon
we had TO bayonet seventy-four pris-
oners. They had killed one of our
ratrolmen. An entire battalion pur-
sued them and captured seventy-four
alive. II was cruel. 1t was inde-
scritable."
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
British Casualties in South Africa

British Casualties in South Africa
London November &-rhe South Airi-
can situation is improving and Lord
Roberts VIII shortly return to England
with y majority OF mis- staff Arrange
monts are being made in cape Town to-
send the FIRST batch of refugees back
10 Johannesburg and accommodation rs
being provided at Bloemfoutciu for gar
risou of 1000. Nevertheless. the activity
of the roers continues. Ou october 26th
"a commando Of $40 captured garrison
of thirty men al Beddersburg but after
ward released them Trains from the
south to Pretoria are attacked by the
Beers almost daily. ON October 9th tho
burghers occupied kofNfoutpin
ON the other hand, General Knox has
inflicted q reverse ON General Dcwets
forces near Parys. capturing two guns,
one of thcm weapon lost hy the British
IN the Saunas Post affair
The daily tale of British casualties is
heavy During the month of October the
British lost Ib7 killed iu ;t,tiun, Including
fifteen officers. ScNeuiN-One who died of
wounds 5G1 who died of disease. twenty
two who died of accidents and ninety
seven captured or missing. "a total al
most equal 10 the monthly average for
the duration of the war.
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GEORGE OF MERCER WON.
For the Fourth Time the Graves
oratorical Medal Goes to the
Macon College.

n n ERCER university retains her
fNl oratoricai Iaurcls. For the fourth
time she has met her sister col
ieSss of Georgia in a contest % thought
and eIOquence in Atlanta. and for the
fourth time she hears the John Temple
Graves medal home i'm triumph
Friday night. before an audience that
packci the Grand from pit To done and
over flowed into the wings. Walter +.
George. of Mercer. met ". NJ. Smith Of
North Georgia Agricultural college. {. II.
kic-Iishtcr. ~ the Neurological school:
=. 4 Sassnct-. of Emory. and Henry
l.esviu. of the University of Georgia. ia
the oratcriC-lI lists and vanquished them.
MT Georges victory WAS - decisive
thar not ou. person In the vast audience
could C.rvtl nj e. McrCcr's representative
yxas given "a mark of - by the judge
while hts nearest competitor. Mr- Sass-
nett. of Emory. only received sci MI
Smith - the North Georgia college. r.
rrivs,I s.- Mr. Eicklishtcr. IL the Tech
>lS So. and MI I.egWiu. of the University
of Georgia. NsI-
Nr George receives as a prize the beau
t.fuI medal given 10y Hon John Temple
tsrave~. the founder of the inter-colieSi-
At. Ors.toricaI Association. and Mr.. Sass
nett. by ranking second wins ten
volume set of Justice Brewers w ofid s
Hest gr.ttiuu~" tn. second prize Is an
innovation and was offered 10y the Martin
4 Ifuyt Company. through SIS reld man
.s-cr. w J. IcVeys. of Washington. -
a.. Who is al present in Atlanta
Tho merits ~ the uratluus. nS -
tu..s.a-ht sirsss delivery. were PASSED upon
as mNe juuses-thr,v omt ~ tue state. u
y. nusu ttr u~etfuu- were sent Sonleiiin.
..-u- ard two y, its We're al th. Grand last
rG-rt- The gentlemen Who passed ui9h
tns Thought ur the ur1tlut> were IT
g>frt-i.l.-... % Harvard university. i'r
Ataul.v vT tho University ot 'ntras"f
.su.s Guvrrunr-e.sct SANFORD 81 Aiahama
TIt. fI,F-t-- who Fa=--rd oI the delivery 81
TIL SPEAKERS were Hon LIVING i"h
Sism~ ArIauta-s next mayor. and Bishop
a. k <e.-uu-
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EARTHQUAKES HITS CASTRO.
President of South American Coun-
trv Has Narrow Escape.

Caracas. October 29.-At As a. m today
Caracas was visited hy il severe earth
quake Fifteen persons were killed ana
many others injured. Great damage was
ooue 10 buildings, including the Pam
thoou and the churches. The United
States lcsatiou was badly damaged. bat
am The occupants escaped uniujured.
President castro, who le3ped from
balcony ON the second hoor of the gov
crnmaut house. had one of his legs bro
ken. William n. ID. Ifaggard had a mar
row cecauc the second floor of tho British
legation having fallen upon him and
buried him i'm the debris Caracas. which
has frequently suffered from earthquakes.
was visited last July by a series of SeiS-
mic disturbances which did great dam
age To- property. There were seven ter
riHc shocks in quick succession and the
residents OF the city We're terror stricken.
President Castro and his family slept for
several nights under tents and all the
churches and theatcrs We're kept closed
for a week.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
WILL PROCEED TO SHANGHAI
Five Countries United on the Terms
of Agreement-Positio of the
United States.

washinrton November 1.-Secretary
IIav today cabled Commissioner Rockhili
an appointment as counsellor of the
American legation at PelSin. He has been
directed to proceed at once from Shanghai
Ia Pekn to assist Minister Conger in that
capacity I'm the negotiations for final
settlement. The purpose 10 appoint Com
missioner .RocAhill and General Wilson,
fellow commissioners with Minister Con-
ger to conduct the negotiations. was
no other power was to appoint commits
sinners
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

the welcome of the homecoming troops
into "a drunken orgy. lie expresses the
sincere hope that the welcome Will not
take the form of treating to stimulants
and thus Head 20 excess that Will tend
20 degrade those whom the nation de-
lights 90 honor. and lower the soldiers
uf the queen in the eyes of the world,
which has watched with undssuiscd add
Wiralipu the grand work they have per-
formed for their sovereign and country
ID therefore beg earnestly says Lord
Roberts "that ihc public viii refratu
from tempting my gallant comrades. but
win rather aid them TO uphold the SPLEEN
did reputation they have won for the inn
periai army
Lord Roberts explains that he thus ap-
pc1lS because of tt,. distressing and dis
rroditahlo scenes resulting from iujudi-
cious friends speeding the parting sol
aicrs hv showing bottles of spirits into
their hands and pockets.
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Boers Are Still Tipiltinr.

london, November 9.-Lord Roberts IN
"A dispatch from Johannesburg. dated No
vember q reports no lcss than eight
fights at different points. ali unimportant
but significant Of the activity OF the
Beers
Gen. Kitchener, after n night march,
surprised Schoeman's laager at Stein
kampsbcrg. ana then pushed on 10 Chalk j.
bcrgcr's laagnr at RooikranZ Rut tho
firitish were prevented from following up
the Beers who trekked north
Prisoners i'm the hands OF the Britlsh
s.tv the Bncr losses in the fight with Gen.
Barton. October 18th, We're lio Killed,
wounded or missing.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
E7rs. CORA RsGEzOW, East HorEa,fiefd,
Mass, says:

with inflammation Of the bladder
had be troubled in this way for three years suffered untold aon
Obliged to lie in f-d most ot the time
length old friend OF ADVISED TO
remedy, which did had
still days suffered got
the too
Oundy did
continued had bottles, and it entirely cured
give tSth
IN have Ntus
and should he
further inquiries about it. think that had not
should have might
speak high praise OF the Nrya and wish this
published for the coed Of Others"
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

Dr. Greene, 80 Temple Place. Boston,
Mass, SIS fire fssoSf successful specialist
i'm curing nervous aDd chronic diseases
He has remedies for all forms CT disease
ARA offers 20 give free consultation ana
advice, personally or ley letter. Yow can
feN Or write your troubles 90 Err Gseenes
for al communications are confidential,
asifg letters are answered Ers E,ia9sP, seaFed
envelopes.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
EXPLOSION IN COAL MINE.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. October @e.-A heavy
explosion Of gas occurred i'm No siop@
OF so. / shaft Of The Kingston Coal Com
uany ~ Edwardsviiie at O'Clock this
afternoon. in which five men lost their
lives and six others were badly burned
Five Of the six injured are in "A prec8-
rious condition. and It is doubtful il they
can survive. The names of the dead are:
PETER USONIGE.
FRANK MACkALOUISkL
JOHN pOLAN.
MICHAEL GCIAWEHOUS
ADAM WAYNALES
Those believed 10 be fatally injured are:
Michael Gatorsli. Adam Lotoski. Andrew
Ratoukiski. John Eueho. David Evans
When these men were brought TO the
surface by the tescuers the skin hung III
shreds from their bodies
The work of rescue was dangerous as
after damp had accumulated. The fiTSt
rescung party that went down the mine
was driven back and two men in the
party had To hc carried ont. The force
Of the explosion was so great that it
blew down a great section of the roof.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

on missionaries here mas sentenced 40
dcsth Tien-Eang. the provincial judge,
Wang -Shung-On. the military CON-
maudaut. ana General Kin ana TWO other
oiiici1ls. German ana French troops VIII
garrison at Pao Ting Far for the ~ winter
The Preparations 1re complete for da-
stroyinE. October = u. the most venerated
temple in the city.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

El PaSo. Texas. November 4-SiIa= car
son. of Wilcox. Arlz. died iu this e5tE ta-
day of hydrophobia. produced br .a. flt#
OF q mad dog Carson was Il cowboy and
the animal bIt him while NE was sleep
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
He FEARS DRUNKEN oRGf
Lord Roberts Begs Englishmen Not
To Treat the Soldiers.

f.endaR, NoFembeE B.-i.ofd H"hefts
sends fPam Pretoria striking appeals to
his countrymeu to refrain from turning
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
Structure Cured PainlesslY.

lIv Eruir cur. for structure is positive
rr.f- r.t.ll.-s Writ. u.- fully ahout your
.-l..- j. Newton Hathaway. A. ~ N"-
81 Irm-u lI,l.u-. Atlanta. ''1-
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

Chinese Sentenced to Death.
Pao Ting Fu Friday october 26.-The
cCmnis sioE of inquiry into the outraSes
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07
DR.. Greene
Nv FOR THE
NerVura e5SSp SsSPzs' 1ND

Don't be afraid of it. If you want good family
medicine that will make them all feel well and robust
eat hearty and sleep well-give them Dr.. Greene's
.Nervura.
The Atlanta constitution., 1900-11-07

EEMOoD for ycurself-good for your Hiie-gooo
RG for your babies. DR.: Greene gives 1t to ms
k@ children Il is the best remedy without
- question to tone up and invigorate the wncie
system; strengthening the stomach IN IT'S actioh'
Soothing and becaimng the nerves, making them act
as they ought. 1t is perfectly safe to give to the
family made of nothing but the best herbs that grow
without a trace of mineral or injurious ingredient
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Change in state Ticket.

- Change In State Ticket.
On Wednesday the resignation Of Gov
ernor Fancher as candidate for releiec
ton was handed to the republican state
committee. Governor Fancher has been
in i'll health for about three years and his
physicians have for some time urged him
to move to another climate. About con-
vention time he was reported as consider
ably improved, but he is now in Califor.
mia. and will probably remain there and
make It his permanent residence, accord.
ing to the advice Of his physicians.
7 The committee then elected Frank
White of Valley City. who was ON the
ticket for lieutenant governor, to fill
Governor Fancher's place and David
Bartlett Of Griggs county as candidate
for lieutenant governor. Major White is
one Of the officers Of the LIST North Da-
kota Regiment that served so CALAMITY
in the Philippines and was himselfa lead
ing candidate for the position he now
holds previous to the convention. He is
a strong man in every sense and is an
ideal candidate and the change with the
addition of Mr.. Bartlett will really add
strength to the ticket. So, while all will
regret Governor Fancher's withdrawal,
and especially the reason for it, yet the
ticket is still all right and will be triumph
ant at the election. :: =:
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Died.

PAR1sEAu-At toilette, on Friday, Sept.
~,2lst. Mrs. Louis Pariseau, aged II years.
Mrs. Pariseau was the widow of Mr..
Louis Pariseau who died about two
years ago; and with her husband came
to this country among the first settlers.
They were the parents of large family
who are now grown and are among our
most prosperous and respected citizens.
The funeral services were held on Mon.
day morning from the Catholic church in
this city and the remains buried in the
city cemetery. A large number Of
friends testified by their presence of the
love and respect for the deceased and
sympathy for the relatives, while severe
and heavy rains prevented the attendance
Of many others who would have been
|glad to have thus shown their regard. .
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Somewhat Divided.

AT the Grafton Observation-Disclosures
cratic judicial convention on Friday last
there was partial split In Walsh
county there had been IS democrats and
45 Independent delegates elected. In
Cavalier county two similar delegations
Of 25 votes each were elected. At the
Pembina convention only one set of 80
delegates were elected, but were instruct
ed to cast the full vote of the county.
OF the Walsh county delegates all but
two were understood to be for Spencer.
OF the Cavalier delegates the % indie
pendents were for Spencer and the 25
democrats were for Cleary, while the 80
delegates from Pembina were instructed
for Cleary. The fact that Pembina had
elected only half as many persons, in
proportion, as the other counties made
some complication, and in all fairness,
either the Pembina delegates should
have been allowed to. cast the full 76
votes, or else the vote Of the other coun-
ties should have been scaled down one
half Even in this way Spencer, would
still have had a clear majority Of ~ or. IA
votes, but the committee on credentials
by majority report only gave Pembina
38votes while it permitted Walsh to cast
80. votes and Cavalier SO votes, which
report was adopted. The Pembina dele.
cation then very properly refused to take
further part in the proceedings which
action was also taken by the democratic
delegation from Cavalier, neither delega.
ton voting or acting thereafter until ,ad.
journment was taken, -...-..: ....s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28

l sssS5 49, oSAA0 g&Ny VV03HkDv11ssF M.
We hive Just received ! nv, ~ q,
labridSed calfboand, international Die.
ltionary faom Mes1ss. q. &i;5 G. Msiriana
fpl Springfield, Mass. II IS full of bran
fwondersif that should be spelled bran 81
brandy new and beautiful words.
There's nothing like it in he state ex.
cept SOME similar dictionaries and Mark
Hunt Of the Fessenden Free Press, and
that not because Of the binding. but be-
cause Mark has word factory of his
own, and We are not going back on
home production even to pay for a die
tionary. !.
This dictionary is Of genuine species.
1t weighs more than Hastings new boy,
and wasn't born in camera obscura,
like the cheap limitations which are high
priced at dollar 1.-The dictionary not the
haby.) From this time forth the pages
of the PIONEER ExPRRss will be fully
equipped with the latest and most elons
gated styles of English words, drawn
fresh every, day from the fountain head.
Subscription will still remain q a year
We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of Bros. Lampman and Wilson to
our new acquisition, and will on applica.
ton with bond for return and some
cash remuneration) be willing to loan
said volume. Brother Lampman would
find.it especially valuable as an assistant
in'shaping those curious cognomens by
which he so graphically portrays the
little idiosyncracies OF the brethren fur
Their down the line. while the Pink Paper
is wide open for Improvement in its
photography on the page entitled the
Neche Oak Leaf
Anyhow dictionary is good thing
around the print shop, and when getting
get the best" which is Webster's; but
any, old dictionary would be benefit in
some shops we wot of (wot is a Shakes
peare word) and maybe even the P1oN-
EER EXPRESS limps a little at times.
However, any little. miss on our pages
hereafter can now be credited to accident
only, because we have the correct spell.
ing in the office-in the dictionary.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28

TO Cure q Gold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Marriage Licenses.

II - MarraaNo Licenses.
September 2l-NVi'iiam NJ. Clements,
Winnipeg, Manitoba to Catherine J..
Folsters Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
September 22-Alexander M. GodEin,
to Janec Boyd, both Of Drayton.
September 5-Thomas ]. Depew to
Catherine : NJ. Angus, both of Emerson,
Manitoba. *.
September N-Henry. Ruby to Jane
Overland. both otscavalier. N. D.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Personals.

Personals.
R. A. Thacker of Hamilton was over
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul Williams is visiting the farm
home in Liberty township.
William beverley, Of Calgary. Man, is
visiting at Mr.. Geo. Thompson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm were at the
Forks few days the first Of the week.
Attorney Robert Ferguson Of Drayton
was doing business at the county judges
Office on Wednesday.
Lewis Kenyon. brother of Mail Agent
G. A. Kenyon, is visiting relatives here.
His home is at Maple Grove, Minnesota.
Thos. Chisholm and 81 iney Wardwell
went to the University at Grand Forks
tliis week % enter upon the second
year's work. II.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Conventions.

- JUDICIAL. g.. 80, -;
At the judicial convention on Friday at
Grafton, c. A. NJ. Spencer received the
nomination over ]. Nj: Cleary Of Grafton.
The Walsh county fusion convention
had instructed its 80 delegates, by a. vote
of 81 to 81. to support Spencer. ~caval-
Ter county also held two conventions but
the independent delegates supported
Spencer while the democrats supported
Cleary. It's said that the democrats
from Pembina and Cavalier counties
withdrew from the Grafton convention.
LEGISLATIVE.
In the second legislative district Messrs
Restemayer and Thordarson were unani-
mously chosen as candidates to succeed
themselves. by the republican convention.
The democrats in the same district
nominated A. D. Gibson Of Tyner and
John Johnson of Gardar for the legisla-
ture. Mr.. Gibson is an extensive farmer
and land owner. we'll known over the
district. and Mr.. Johnson was formerly
county commissioner
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28

s.ssl ss.siyt1e Ds6gl,5t III sv.
c. 7. U. meeting 80 Devils, l. III
week ~ delegate from The local 1.
Davie Carter, .. Londonderry. Nov.
Scotia, i: visiting MS mo.her. ,AIrs.
Frances. A. Carter, at the Chapman
House. He intends to leave next week
for the west in search Of land.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
Cow Strayed.

Cow Strayed.
strayed from my place 8 miles west Of
Pembina, on Tuesday Sept. 18th. one red
COW five years old. two white hind feet.
Last seen near Pembina. Finder please
leave word at Simpsons stable. Jack
Webb former owner. 1*FRANK MORRIS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28
LOCAL. WANTS.
{ Teachers Wanted.

Two teachers wanted for District No.
So, holding End grade certificate. male or
female. terms five and six months, to
commence middle Of October.
GEO. KEMP. Pyattford.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-09-28

You can spell ii cough, colt, caugb,
kali. kough, or kaugh, but the only
harmless remedy that quickly cures it is
One Minute Cough Cure.