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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
No Allowance Made.

Raleigh. Special. ai.-Juige Purnsil. In
the Federal Coun hsre Thursday. made
the fnaI order in the noted cuyier-
Finer receiyershlp suit against the At
lanuc 49, North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany. The suit was dismissed fes
days ago. except for issuing uu order
AZ 10 allowances IL cnmplainants aad
their counsel. whose demand vas for ne
u tie stock OF the read by the lease To
the Nevland syndicate. which CON-
piainants Insist Was brought about by
thei- litigation. In the order Issued
Judge purnell declines 10 make any
allowance. and holds that there is no
force In the argument of the COM
plainants' counsel. he says allowances
are governed BY the statute Of 1851.
allowances in equity being in the dts
eretion 0. the court. The Creenouge
tablishfng Inc fGla. wns,fi itrhd'1s ga.
ministered and the other when the
property Is In the custody Of the court
| and Is administered thereby. II Is then
held that there being no decree In the
Cuyler case except OF dismissal. and tht
property of the Atlantic & North Caro-
lnia Railroad having been In tho GUS
today OF the court only temporarily.
there was no special benefit to the
property. hence the discretion of the
court. IL is MT consii..red that IL 10
proper case fer an allowance. As &c
the petition OF X. s. Finch for an al
lowance the court says he. being an In
terpleader. and his petition having no
effect on the appointment Of co-re
,eiver, he is entitled to nothing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
HHlAl or SENATOR SOAR



Norcrssrr. aaas sp<xi&l - -faa<rxl
ers!ees TOT IEisea States senator
;e0rE~ Frisea~ HoaT ~~Fe hsla Ia saday.
n The pTssenss of nzsns F~srscnR rep
r~sentins istle< snt ass.sSszsluss. the
ciiy os N1s ester. the Cam % wezita
Il AasSae aaer,ts and The CozgE~sx o..
n. Unitsd States, the savoTts- hymns
,f the dead statesman werc snas. the
10Th Psalm ~az read. and tie tao
.lergymen spoke works Ia euiogy ot the
man who lad been their friend for
many years.
The services, which we're held In The
little Church os the Unity. which SEN
ator Hear attended. in accordance Nth
tie wishes OF the Senator. acre cf the
most unceremoniols nature.
Rush II. Shlppen. O. Brockton. lorm-
cray pastor of the Church Of the raity.
spoke briefly Of bis PERSONAL scansins-
anee with Senator Hoa.. and Ea~ard
Everett Hale. the venerable chaplain Of
the United States Senate. sehoeinaie
and lifelong friend of Senator Hoar.
spoke a; considerable length after Lav-
ing read a Psalm and offered o brief
prayer
Less than an hour was taken up With
the simple exercises at the church. and
after those present had taken n hnal
look at the face OF the Senator. the body
was removed TO the city hall TO lie Ia
state where the thousands whom the
church could not accommodate might
have opportunity to take final leave
Tuesday the body was taken to- Con.
cord for interment.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
NO. III.


The Es~oFs~ os gzsssxA wrrr Aeersa~
Friday naoFSisx hy sss Aswa &c tAs tss-
r1aae 6e&,A 81 us r n. uoxx- cz- %
he ol3s%t. meat gssp~stsl sna se.lsh-
list sstiz@GA of tss c4sy tIe vas 81
YuaFs ga. aaa has hrra zaasxsei wiss
aaslahslclsa sasslfssiiux !ssesi susss-
times n ! GexsFc L. p,.s "a ed - h.s
Efe- TaEA rsorrsaw hr waaacrxa 90
frota the house asssag 6 u'eloea. Aaa t-e-
fore ans Of ,ac 'ssaiIy hal cssa ssaaasI
him irosa tke a8ase BE Ess sac 4eTUf
TO the IoAHssoa stsvet stzssun g Ghs
seaooaFa AIR i-aae. aaa throwE hlzasSR
asaef paaalas sssf.laE engine Aas the
great driving heel of the enxiae kzA
passed Tfghi setess a!a waist cutting
bis hots in tee. ant he uaz oih~rulse
terribly mansied. The uaEluuev says ha
did net &c. the doctor at ell uatil hs
FfsrpeI fTom hsaiaa . hax car 90 aa
adjoining tfag and ihres als.ssslf "a
The track directly under the drive
wheel 50 shst he was r3seTIsss "a do
snything 10 save hEm. Dr. ilags was
born and reared In Raielga. Aaa xas
for many years prartieisg physician.
He owus much property In nsislsa ass
also In New York and baltimore. lie
leaves fsmils of four daughters. ona
Of whom is Mrs. ". 7. narseh. of
Goldsboro. IL is a sad coincidence tnas
DR.. Hogs father me; With = death
very similar To that o. hia son. ur.
Hogg attempted Ia thTos himself
from the root Of bis puFeh ahcu,
year ago. but he Was discovered Ia
time 10 prevent him. Since taa' time.
the family have kept c'3se watch on
him and IL was the mervst accident
that h. mahaged 10 sii-. sSsy ffoT
them this morning.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
NEWSY GLEANINGS.

Locusts havL become q plague IN
Spain.
British coal 10 nvr ~hsr-~s - 1~-.-
salem.
The war has already cost Japan
$3GO.O0O.OO0
Many people were killed this year in
gathering edelweiss on the Alps.
Ex-senator w E. Chandler broke an
arm trying to start his automobile at
Warner, n H.
In an impromptu duel at Middleboro.
Ky, Max Wolf was killed and Jeffer-
son Etter seriously wounded.
In a fit Of melancholia Mrs. Bessie
Peck drowned her three-y ear-old
daughter and herself at Kansas City,
Mo.
The two golfers authorized by Con-
gress for the navy will be built i'll the
and Mare Island.
BY the explosion Of alcohol in the
Marion Und.) Hospital Burr Wallace.
an employe, was killed and several 9th.
ers were injured.
Fruit and vegetable growers in Flor
ida, Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi
met at Jacksonville to organize to Sc
cure better markets.
Four persons were killed by freight
train on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Railroad running down a two-horse
wagon near Chagrin Falls. o.
Derailed by cows on the track. a
Michigan Central train was thrown
into the ditch at I.inwood. Mich, and
Engineer Thomas Rae was killed.
A Rlnffton nrdD man has filed a
honkruptcy petition. in which he
claims to have been ruined by an a"to'
mobile which originally cost only $500
Two hundred children in the Long
fellow school at Chicago went on strike
because a popular principal was re-
moved, but the mothers ended the
walk-out. 49,.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
OUR NATIONAL GAME.

Drnkle is pitching :or NJilllamsport
Pa.
New York hmerican) has become
reconcilcd to "SiIk" O'Loughlln.
Davy FuItz has been laid up with a
smashed thumb, due to a pitched bail.
Frank Chance. of the National
League. has badly crippled hand, the
result OF wayward ball.
The Detroit ball club is spendinp
over $4,000 for new players for next
year.
Albert Edward Orth Is certainly de-
livering Ike goods with the New York
Americans.
Charley Farrell broke the middle
finger Of his right hand in a recent
game in Boston.
Gilbert. who is claimed by the WASH
1nSton Club from Little Rock. is an
Ouiiielder and quite hard hitter.
On the recommendation Of ex-Presl.
dent Killilpa thc Boston American Club
has drafted Pitcher Morton. of Toledo.
Charlie Nichols will manage the st.
Louis Cardinals again next season.
Official announcement to this effect
has been made.
The Cincinnati Club has been com.
PEELED to reliDquish its claim on Pitch
cr Whalen, Of San Francisco. Chica-
gO's draft was in ahead.
II was Pat Carney's inability to make
good in the box more than anything
else that caused his release from the
Boston Nationals, it is said.
President Robson of the ST TOuis
(NationaD Club. says he has no idea Of
trading or selling either Pitcher Nc.
FarlaEd or Outfielder Barclay.
Mike Donlin was presented with
fine travelling bag and cane during the
Giants stay il Cincinnati. AS a re.
ward for his bad behavior while a Red!
The Boston National Club has dra eted
Pitcher Young. of Concord; Vo.tz, Of
Manchester; Hershey, of Ilion. N Y,
and Infielder Lauterborn, Of Syracuse.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06

In q letter to the President Cover.
nor Wright, Of the Philippines. de
clares agitation for freedom for the
Filipinos in this country causes rest
lessness there.
President Roosevelt will issue his
call tor a second peace conference as
soon as he has sounded the sentiment
of other nations.
John e. Redmond, q distinguished
Irish leader, took luncheon with Pres
ident Roosevelt.
Rev. Charles Wagner. author OF
"1'Le Simple Life" spent night at
the White House.
The Washington Navy Yard gun
rlant has started continuous work on
nava, ordnance.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
A. Wake Forest.

Wake Forest College. 5pecsai.-Ths
total enrolment OF students OF the
present term Is 2s4. and new men con-
tinue to come. There are 81 minister
ial, about 40 law. and IL medical stu
dents. OF the total enrolment at least
go are members Of Christian churches
OF these 223 are Baptists. preference fol
Baptist Is. Method!s. Ave, preference
ave, Presbyterian none. preference
three: German Reformed one. prefer
ence one: Christian" one. preferences
one: no statement q. Nearly every
county I'm the State. and eight States
maryland. Virginia. North and South
Carolina. Georgia. Florida. Arkansas
and Tennessee-and ,yKsffidents from
China and Cab
Sa-,ue the States.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Bow Kills His Father.

Little Rock, Ark, Special.-A special
to the Arkansas Gazette from Austin
Ark, says: John King, a farmer living
near here, is lying at the point OF
death from a gunshot wound at thu
hands of his son, Walter, who is 1!
wears old. 1t is claimed that King
was abusing his wife when Walter tool
his mothers part and told his fathe'
repeatedly to cease the abuse. The an
eered father is said not to have heedet
the warning given by his son, and ths
latter seized shotgun and fred, th'
load entering Kings neck. Young Kin;
has been arrested.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
A Juvenile Train Wrecker.

Roanoke, Va, Special--DetectiVes
have arrested Gussy Loving. a 1o-year-
old white girl, at her home near Dun
low. W. Va. charged with wreeking
Norfolk G. Western passenger train at
that point. The train was wrecked by
striking a bolt nut placed on the rail-
The engine and baggage and mail car
were derailed and went down an en-
bankment The engineer, fireman and
mail clerk were all more or Jess IN
iured, but none Of the passengers were
hurt. When arrested. the girl admit
ted her guilt and said she put the nu
On the track "just for fun, to zee to'
train smash it,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
NEWS THROUGHOUT Iuf COUNTRY



Georgia Day was observed In great
style at st. Louis exposition wednes-
day.
Capt. Micajah Woods has consented
to aid the prosecution OF McCue at
Charlottesville.
In a conference at Charlotte, N. c..
the hard yarn spinners agreed upon .
substantial raise In prices.
At Richmond the Western Union
Telegraph Company substituted
white messenger boys for the ne
sroes who had been employed about
year ago.
A number of daring burglars have
recently been committed at Greensboro.
N. C.
There was joint DEBATE at Wayne,
W. Va. between Messrs. Cornwall
and Dawson. the candidates for Gov-
error.
r. ]. A. Boreman. treasurer Of the
Wood county Republican committee,
resigned because ne cannot support
the State ticket.
The death list of the Southern rail.
way wreck near New Market, Tenn,
Saturday, remained at 62, five OF the
bodies being unidentified.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Virginia Coal and Coke Company
held at Bristol, Va, the old board OF
directors was reelected. The direc.
tors will meet next week.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
miscellaneous Coinqs.

Kid Mccoy won over Sullivan IN MS
Goth round at Los Angeles, TUESDAY
night.
Hon. William J. Bryan was billed
to make 80 speeches in Indiana from
October II to Oc.ober %.
The Democratic National Commit
tee expects to push the campaign
fighting from this time, and declared
that Judge Parke1's. letter would aid
lis party in the Presidential battle.
The American Bar Association be-
gan its twerty-ssveuth annual con-
yent!on at the Worlds Fair, n ST.
Louis.
The colonel of a British regiment
stationed at Portsmouth has revived
the old custom of "crying down the
redit Of the regiment" The drums and
ises marched to different parts of the
sown and the drum major, at each. read
proclamation warning tradesmen that
nen of the regiment could not be held
responsible for debts pRer the value Of
one days pay, say. 2tcents.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
voodoo Doctors Crime.

Norfolk, SpeciaI.-HsyIocd Lanaire,
a negro "voodoo physician" set fire TIC
his house on Muscovite street. and. un-
needing the appeals Of his ten-year-oli
son. sprang through a window left hi
child to perish in the flames and bed
Lanaire was later arrested and com
mitted TO Jail to await examination
the negro made no statement whateve'
concerning his crime or motive: X
naire has lived for many years IN th
house that he destroyed. It being D.
property.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
On. Officer Kills Another.

Savannah, Special.-Policeman Zip
nerer and Goodwin, of the Union de-
pot squad, quarreled Thursday ahou
how drummers should be treatet
around the depot by the police. 1
fight ensued between the policemen
In the course of which Z!pperer wa
shot and killed by Goodwin. The cor
oner's jury held an inquest and pr,
nounceG the homicide to be murde-
Goodwin was locked up in Jail pendin;
further legal action,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Ceoruia Boil Weevil Scare.

Covington, Ca, Special.-An insect
supposed to be boil weevil has been
found in this county on the plantation
of L. F. Duke. Charles G. Smith sub
iected the insect to a microscopic ex
animation and compared it with an
enlarged picture of the boil weevil is.
sued by the Department OF Agrlcul
ture, and he finds it to be practically
identical with the genuine Mexican
boil weevil They had not been dis
covered until the recent hot, dry
weather, but they are becoming quite
numerous now.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Woman Convicted.

Birmingham, Special.-ln the Sec
cad division of the criminal court
THURSDAY Mrs. Jennie English, the
wife Of a miner residing at Littleton,
was convicted on the charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons and fine OF
$50 and costs was assessed AGAINST
her. This is probably the first III
stance in Alabama that q White vo
man has been convicted on the charge
NJ carrying concealed weapons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06

TIVE men were killed in collision
on the Maine Central.
The first meeting Of the First Inter-
national Congress Of Public Account
ants was held in St. Louis.
Judge George Gray sustained the
decision OF Umpire Carroll D Wright
in tha matter Of check-weighu.hj. tad
check docking bosses in favor OF the
anthracite coal miners.
Hugh Quincy, third secretary OF
the British embassy, was arrested and
fined at Lee, Mass, in violation of the
law giving him diplomatic immunity.
The Union Iron Works, of San Fran
cisco, was sold at auction for $1,7OO.-
600 to a company controlled by c.
NJ. Schwab..
Senator G. F. Hoar was reported to
be very weak and in a stupor at his
home in Worcester. Mass.
A fire broke out in Wingate's board
ing house about IL o'clock Tuesday
night at Gardiner, Me-, and extended
to the Coliseum containing one Of the
largest roller polo rnks In Maine. The
building was entirel! consumed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06

character and discretion In their lead
CTS: Our candidate has these qualities
ana can be depended upon at all times
10 observe that self-controI In speech
and action which is SO necessary to safe
reasoning and sound judgment.
With unabated trust In the efficiency
CT the cardinal principles OF our great
larty. when applied TO the practical ad-
ministration OF government. to realize
the blessings OF peace and prosperity
Tor all. and believing that the people
viii correct the present abuses Of ad-
ministration by a change OF party In
power. ! await with confidence the re-
sult OF their judgment at the polls.
Very truly yours,
II. G.. DAVIS
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Tried to Wreck Train.

Iynchburg, Ve., Special--The at
tempt to wreck freight train on the
Chesapeake and Ohio. near here last
night, was evidently planned by -four
men whose purpose was robbery,
One of the men was on the train when
1t struck the obstruction and when II
stopped he began throwing merchan
disc from the car. The attempt to loo.
the train, however. was unsuccessful
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
reJeprauhic Briefs.

The American Bar ASSOCIATION rook
,,,,a stand on the trust question at lts
meeting in St. Louis.
Iudse Parker spent the day in Ne"
vork conferring with Democrauc
leaders.
rhs Civil Service Reform League mas
..~.d both national chairmen to see
tss no public servant shall sufier De,
cause he refuses to make poiitieai ion0
contributions
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
work Of An lnceneisry.

Asbeville. Spee.al.-An attempt vas
made Saturday night TO burn the os-
.r,ch Farm. located In Wooisey. TIE
porthern suburb Of Asheyiiie. ano
while the perpetrators of the crime
failed to destroy the farm. they did sue
eeed In burning all the valuable piumss.
feathers, boas. fans and other articles
MADE Of the birds feathers. The al.
temp. to burn the place is believed .. 70 Q
rave been made about o'clock or
little later. at which time the negro
Who has been employed to watch tne
es,s blisnment was for some reason ap-
sent. The office in which was kept two
L.rse show cases filled with the plum
a.e of the osutchs Is located imneo,-
ateIy inside the fence that s:rronaos
thsrfarn and less than stones INTO"
from an electric light
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
sti.ass Foraer Esespes-

gusato, -. y, Speo;al-Alonzo j.
Whitcmap, wno vas srrested in D.
t.,u;s on September Is On a charge
of forgery and was being brought 70
fhis city By detectives. Jumped fror,
,he.-fazf mail some distsnce east OF
here and escaped The eonaucio.,. y
is reported. refused TO step ,ne IaIp
until It reached a suburb O. the e,s
The detectives with Nni,emm ~
cnargo went back TO search TOT. unep
prisoner.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Killed by Failing Earth.

CarteTsvillc. Ga. Speciality the
falling OF earth and orc estimated at
1000 tons weight, the lives Of four
men were snuffed out here Monday.
Two others were seriously injured
and arc expected to die The dead:
r. P. Morgan. president and manager
of the Morgan Mining Company. OF
Gainesville: James Harris, Jr., white.
of Ca.'tersville; Robert Boyton. negro.
CT Car;crsvilie; unknown negro.
Injured: Wright Miller, Of Carters-
vile; AL Buford. of Gainesville.
Harris, Boytcn, and the unknown
negro are still buried beneath the
mass OF earth. II is not expected the
uncovered bodies will be reached
before morning.
The cause OF the disaster was what
is known by miners as slick head"
A heavy strata OF oil lay above o
mass OF clay end the latter gave way.
Mr.. Morgan Is well known herI
and in Boston and New York. G.. Nj.
Morgan, CT Boston, is his brother:
Ralph Barber. OF Boston. Is his neph-
ew, and Mrs. l.. A. Fraiick, Of New
York Is bis sister
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Eoreion Affairs,

The Japanese are emaneuverlng near
Mukden in such great force that an
early battle is REGARDED as inevitable.
The Russian polin trace the recent
series of assassinatons in that coun.
try to q band Of ttrrorists, who find
refuge in Switzerland.
The crust around the crater Of Yes.
dvius broke. rendering the present
eruption more terrifying.
Governor Patron, a Colombian ON
cial, expressed ofidal regret for the
besmearing with fifth of the Ameri'
can consulate at Grthasena.
Pope Plus X invites Catholics 70 ;
service in Rome FOR atonement lor
the recent free-thiikers' congress.
Tho irish Unionst Alliances exec
otive committee pDtested against the
new nrogram of the Irish Reform
Association.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
wins 6io Stakes.

New York. Speeial.-stalwart. IA
yorite in the betting at 10 ~. eaSiiy
won the $4,000 Hindoo STAKES ~
Cravesend Tuesday. Broomscck
paying 10 TO 10 for the place. was 80
ond, and Ormonde's hlgnt ,hIo
passing the stand last. Staiwar va
on even terms with Broomstick tnrey
eighths Of a mile from the nnisn. an'
was being eased up In the last e'sh'n
staivart won by ak iengthS-
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
r,v oE WORKING UP.

HIS WAY OF WUtlNiNU OK.
ayes he began, here is an office boy.
AND I suppose, mastered every de-
tai; of the business, so that ne couio
.zke charge of the great establish
nent.' .
mo, he married the senior paI.
,sr's daughter, RecoFo'
Herald.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Mr., DAVIS ACCEPS1
Writes Letter TO Committe DEFINING
Els Position
his VIEWS on VARIOUS ISSUES

The Democratic Candidates for Vice
President Thinks the Times Are
ProEitioUs for the Reinstatement Of
His Party in Control of the Govern.
rrcut
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1904-10-06
Minor Events.

II is said that Third Secretary OF
the British Embassy Gurney. who re
sisted the imposition Of a fine for fas
automobiling in Massachusetts, May De
relieved from duty.
Republican Chairman Cortelyou heid
a conference with the President.
Members of the International Con-
zress of Arts and Sciences called upon
President Roosevelt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-02-11
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Convenience, comfort, safety, speed are
demanded by tho travelling public in our
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constantly ut work OH these problems
are making wonderful progress in the
construction Of the steamship and the
locomotive. Like results are sought in
medicines and DIR. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People are astonishing the world
by the triuinphs they are winning in the
rapid cure Of obstinate maladies, such as
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Here 10 fresh proof Of their eoncsn.
trated virtues: Mrs. Margaret Gahtz,
of No. 1897 Bodcman street, Burlington,
Iowa, is MI industrious German woman,
who about two and half years ago
found herself in danger of losing her
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knees and elbows very stiff and painful
| had difficulty in raising my arms and
] could hardly lift my feet over my
doorstep. ] ought to have gone to bed
but l could Mt afford tn do that, so I
forced III, self to work in spite of the pain
and stiffness. After suffering for about
six months, was told about DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People by n
friend, who said she had been cured by
them. On her advice, bought one box
and III two weeks after / began to use
them / was we'll and I have had 10 need
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DIR. Williams Pink Pills arc good med
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have told many friends what they did
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This is valuable news to all who suf-
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They are sold by all druggists. or
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