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The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
A CURE FOR DEBILITY
O.. wInta-s' Pink S5iss 4 Reliable Reneos fer tse Weak, Aiiins
 ara EIooc less

When the b5iy is weak and the blood thln II is sometimes dit1crlt to find the cause unless wasting illness has pre- rssIe5. e tke szfsezer happens to be g.rl on the verge of wo-anhood.
 Obscure influences. something ua- tezlthfal ia ol-e surroundings c wozk. nay lead to . slow iEnpoyerishment of tEe blood and sn eateeblement of the whole body. When 8 serious stage has been reached there seems to b@ u0tE11g t1zf will accozut f1r II.
 Mr. C. l. Leg. of TIp.on, ". Va, has found 6 successful method ot fzaz.t- ing weakness and lloodlessuess- He says:
 "I used Dr. Williams Pink Pl.Is fd- weakness caused V 3 lingering nsslzTzAl fever that began n the sTr7ng of l-s.- Tae worst effects Of this were IB1 Ses- ton and a bad st4te of ny blood- Was EnEmie, es the doctors say. PeeTls generally wuz1d szr that l G81n i bzTe blood enouEh. o- flz4t didn't have fhe night kind o. blood mine was too thin Nv klduevs a1d iIxer were cuf o9 azzzeI. l was Lady annoyed by sozr T1sznEs from rav st1snaeh There WAS 2 god deal of pain. toa. in ny hack and 111a- ry righf shoulder blad-s 70
 How long oa8 these troCb,es l2sf
 For over fw8 years. Fo- ta1r -eEihs ct t1Et f.zae ] wGs Ca6sr tAe care Cf & physician. buf kls medicine cd ne no good Naazlw l4l}e l learned ot fhe curus that hsd ben w-ozgAI by D-. Nil.iATnsf pluk P14as ''
 ~ n cxe xaar cE-s t0 these rilas .s'
 ss certainly oo. and also know f1zf fbev are he3V5HE esAers t0 when ] hare recommended them T5ey have rsAl us-lf aasrl know oi nothing that would take thesr place ''
 For further information and vaiaabse booklet address tha D-. Wi.l-@g-z Ez-13- e4ne Co, Schenectady, \. T.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
"CoFFEE JAGS."
The Docto- Named Them Correctly

Some one sad ~Co1ee revsr hu-.s anyone Inquire ot your friends and 1ote their exper.ences
 1 Phslz wo-zz szys
 During the last CT 3 years be- cane subject so wAat The 6oet5r eale4 'co&ee 1zgs and felt Ike ! have heard men say tAey feel Wao have drank toa much r1-. Il nAaSezted ne. zn1 telt as though there was nothing bai eo9ee flowing through my veins
 Co@ee agreed vel enough fer a tine, bai for 2 number CT years have knowa tha; t was doing Ds gTe2; harm. b4t. Ike the run topar. ] thought ] eosl3 aot ge; along with o1t it II made ne nervous. d1S3r- cered ny digestion. destroyed uy s1eep and drought CT frequent and very distressing headaches
 When g; wAzs the doctor called coffee lag e. Eoal3 give up drinking | fer few days i'll ny stomach rega.ned 6 little strength, bu; l WAS alEays frettnl and worried and rsrvous III was stIe 70 resume the use Of the drug
 About year aEo was persuaded to t-y PoStnn. b1t as I got it n res t2uraats | was nothing bu: s1oppy mess, sometimes cold. and alRays weak. and ot course I didn't Ike it Finally prepared some myself. s; home. following the directions care fully. and fou7a it delicious I per severed in its use. quitting the old coffee entirely. and feeling better and better each day. I'll ! found 8. last. to my great icy. that my ailments had an disappeared and ny longing for coffee had cone to an end
 T have heretofore suffered intense ly from utter exhaustion. besides the other ailments and troubles. but this summer, using Po1cm. ! have felt fine" Name giFea ty Postun O. Battle Creek. Mich
 There's 8 reason.
 Restaurant cooks rarely prepare PoStura Coffee properly. They do 70; lsi IL boil long enough
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
IDENTIFICATION N FRANCE.
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 Briefly. an American desiring -, szsFs or remain ia Fra1o~ vi9 a4a sss@1g te h1s comfort and avoid -s-~ sy rrsri5ing himself w;-A - t-s means of 55e-a6oafioa.
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

ia the stress he ehil6 Elll place uPos sEch details of form = tes loss e t1e greater form. and The complete tcr- getfa3aess ot the purpose of he P.e- tzre. which ls 70 present sl idea .a a1 zEresz5ie 4r-aaEszeat- and Dot - sxhioi, limited k1owle1ge Of drzv1s ia tas objects Eaica are out is COZ E,7zz1t parts It t1s child !s zars occupied wlth tks putting Of Ehlskess z11 butt01s on its draElnE Of nan tez1 uPon The man taking hls proper pzzce in the picture Is s1o-1 is wo-ss han Sasted. hesczaS@ . losing S.Ez. c. tzs picture psTPase tAe ul,iUs-z good effect ot sCeh training as thls aa ar future artistic zo-k is 5oS
 The chid-s instinct . this dz-s.-
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
PERSONAL PARTICULARS.

Ralph T. B5azeassld. editor - tks Lcn6ou Express. lS z1 AEe-sczz. Ezs1zs been bora . Milwaukee He .ezE1sz hls profession . Chicago and AsR York
 Gov. Guila q Nassaehuzeits hzs ap- pointed Mss Marie Rose Coll1zs. 2 daughter ot Former Mayor Collins c: Boston. Es sfzts rYlsa1 co--sssseLe-. S1e has give- t1e = seet ot rElS1z a-eTz EucA attention
 ExPress5e2t Cls7e,aI5 has sold hls farm ly.zg q snort distance outside et FTl-cego- Ee aazEat tAe farm son st-s- gaazE tsars - aTs. and l1.eEze4 ra E-2Es ls = zzzazssz4l farm feE Foar boTs. azt tae E-a.zzt E.uV ~e failure.
 Mrs Cyzeaz V Pz6ez. ot Nz1.e- Ez-a. Ia. wzs TeesztlF ne 11sx sze- csssfal xe@az candidate .1 ezss q. = eTa-szsz sz tas szzts c-U-z-sszaz - re2-ZsCy Mrs pazEz ls z E1ctAe- w1t4 t1r~s i5r-ls children and her work 1zs rut l-tertsre5 w4sA her h1-se11z1 eg+5ss
 Gan Esz-y ' Trezzlz. tse -eElT- esTtA- E.T'es1@ezt e th@ aeTl-t4lta- c-z1 e New Yark eEfx- kas sElsZsl3 Es- reca-1 Hs enlisted zs vc.a1.e@- ard ruse E1 sss a-exst k-igzdlsT general n 1ss5- Ese wzs azs et fae founders = tAe Grand A--y = fas Republic lz Ssw Xc-k st1te az5 alE2ys has been zc.iye .1 E'1-lEizS
 Pat-5ek ; NeFzzEh. q Holy sE-ir-s. Mss iz wax ls sE3oe zz AEer5ez2 c-+-zez- Es cane D lis coan-ry cTe- = years 2So and wax -s,z-zlire5 .- 2 ..S. Not lc-- azsz5s-E t1 vE.eA ss - sC-e -@-s ms ou-lA3. k-s -1c7e-z..E-- t-e- Fazs-s ~A the rest Fzf-.ek . c-le r-41e szt5-1 f9r g 1eV set E-1 Ew IS 1a4 az . 70 give 6ocs rea- tz7y er.6e1 7 = A.s American c.,ize-- E1.c
 Candy and Wste-
 As raZay eazezS and water drinkers { s-~.,4~sa-~z
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

tsaa nee1s constant supervision. zz
 ths teacher shouid constantly t1ra -afs instinct t3 observation Instead Q. 1.5s- ,-ks- Eractlce- Have the chld tzEs notice ot Jae larger cseaslS of chzrze- Ter sa forms. without ferSe-rszE -z ess general form II t- has always aee2 zn21e to re1aoe complicated fa--zs . tAe nost simple ones. as has beer he practice. instead of seeking .o s.z.- crate the s-lplest forms gwen. !. zzag have cultivated sz1pl.sc sczrs1- - i-e point Eaafe | c41 be E.sr-I..s . rezeer aa oasees by chz-ze-e- marked mass Instead of 2 hard geo
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

Fs.lioE5ng is a copy q the coacluiins rzrz xrz1a q long letter. dated March '. Iase. reeitlng history ef fhe matter, rees5re5 hy DE. :. |. Hartman iron Hon. T N eskes. Couuissloner ot Internal Rszszzs- uhzch explains I.self.
 D rezs5n ot the changes T1z6s n the fe--alz under winch Peruna ls now pro 5zee3 aaz rl1ced upsa tbe market, and tY .szsoa o5 the znzIySes male n thls Be-aza. az3 the opln4oa of he Surgeon. Gz-z-zl cf the P1bAc Hezlth and M2rlna E-sz.-al >e-rice. above quoted. this once ls c. cuzz55u that Perun8 when prepared zaa6-6zne to The formula now use3 con. tz1s sazzs-ss-t d-aEs to render the prep arz.sa1 oae beyond the ruliug 0; thls o: tze = Gate September .. les5. and there Ire FeEsszs CoZpoun1-rz and selling same wl nat be required D see1Te sTsecia tzx ssa=r. esther as Teet8seT wholesale 6ss5e=z = retail 6es3eTz = splEltucGs Q: y--o1s ..eEors-'
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

Doan's Kidney Pills, vith K. ' iha; the kidney congestion ais,s,.' v and. wi:h f. al the other s-n.. Nha. $ more. the eare has ..as. eight years
 Sold br all dea,e-s. s ea, Foster-Milbura Co, Buffalo. yy
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
CrstGe Down

"Sa 75u don, beleTs n CsHes. .da c2-1r
 N. s- After zrzasa.55n l nearly E-afre5 70 death T-aei8e.a- law
 Bz: Fa1 4cok pTo~s-eHszs now ] weus zHea xas3eT1ne snd -zzz 5 .az-sre t4laHesHz 6aHre. an ny .ze- Ea.e sanding ca Ely head. '-De.roi, 1.=e Press
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
WOULD BE KEPT ALIVE.
Man Wanted 10 Work Would No. Bs Inczpsei.ated for Doing
 the Same

Ss--et Ga-per.. the reelected chief o' ,hs Arsersczn Eedezatlon of Labor. wa. rso.uisnr out the good that unions had cc-e tar wu-kIlE1en-
 ~I- France he said. there are few ssr5sax. and French brseklayer told ID. -hs ether day that wages were. ID con ssaae-ee- unrszsonzbly low there
 .Ihs Ir5ekIzyz sad with a laugh tha; i. f.en5 af hls h Nee out oi work, k.casst o- ne Avenue de Ia Care news rz-s- lie tock ihs paPer home to his at-zz n ne souall1 Re Felix. and hs vie. after tuTnlng to the advertisements, s5 ez-sT.vs
 -Tae verv thing You mus, look into .ss Mzre4l lt says a man ls wanted :. ne Pslzls de la Jetee, and be won, b< worked 70 death, and VII be pad s-azzz = I've on
 ns nan started.
 went be wo.ked to death" he nut .e-ac
 .Yes. sad hi. wife; and paid enough to 4re CT
 He treE1e3
 H4. ae sad. fso1s catch about t12;
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
Assisting Conversation.

@Yes rs3a-Ee3 the professor, "l -zsasz sr3e urse4: c ne E4Seoyery c. t1asas- ArFettes5s
 @lz5eea Tepae5 Ar Ga=ra<. 8 little ea4assz4F Il had aa 5aea tAey we're e--.s e1s.-e;. W ashlnstoz >.4-
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

.at A AeaVy 0l2 ss sesing of th. s3 and panin ,b.sY and kidneu s.Y.
 con gestion osth.J neys followed. l si1es the .erris..J
 ngee were sss
 ing headache ..a a'e -21e exceeaaa weak Ny dos.] could 10, 5hel, '
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
AK EES

=e- sene g-ls zft usw calendar, r=a=zE=z she 0l~e=se= e. Events and
 z ey zWzEs #aoz tez -full ' s==sa 7 x see :. Hzfzsszae ;hey nave =. 4s. a-zta-zy .a 1e- -e:tezs- '-Y cakers z-Izu
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
uhle Net Wasted

srs. LzWger-E,11 ron thirF ws z-s E-T-s cur aalszt nnna,asss-- l1zee
 eea11 Lawyer = Yes. bar utl ez-Ese A-D tor tl-strax s.os!ss
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
A COLD BROUGHT IT os
Severe Congestion of tA. y;,.
 Cured sy Doan's Kidney o,.

Richard N. Pearoe, a prOpiD.,., ness man Of 23l So. o-a...S s.-.1aens
 \. J.. says: wo-ki.g ,;,.. 'essa bad weather bro1gh. 6, -s es-,
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
~oN2N. ecT lONS. G9Trt7Nc 22P.5S

ine widening and branching of tte trunk & representation much nearer 4a Spp.e tree may ee given
 Modifying Picture Forms
 The sane would hold o1 any sEn Do. ana especially that ot The hauza figure As sooa 1s nan can e5 FepresenteG by a ar-4nssmelt of pz-- alle-oSrs-ls t 2s 2at4rz. 70 try to z8 molify the latter as to approach ths eoIp-exl,y c- rounded to-Is Tas teacher 1ay asza-s a14 even e1oozf- ase this wAere tAs e=o7. seems aa5I. upo- carefsl oa~eEEasiaa. tut sAoala Tot -1siSt u991 | Ths dz1gsr llss
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06
AS Soon as sr-,..

As soon as Spring Cen. the need O: Garheld T., "e his wonderful herb n.5,r, keely p
 blood. eleanses the system -i psriss plexion and I1sures A ns.Sn tas sS the ETsr, kidneys. s.or.rS sca Good for yo1ns and oId :, and hesf
 one rsy to avoid givinr ,,;- slTs your rlie hs- share .. a.aoay income as you 8 along 2. iae a,i
 bauy Argus. VI aiiase,II
The Forrest City times., 1906-04-06

CaSay and Wate-. AS ra-y ezzerS and water drinkers A-e-.-aLs r41k 1rS-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hotel St. George.

Mrs, II. Sager, Aermiston; William
Dunn, Portland; W. b. Mcfarland
Coeur d'Alene; w. B Autman, Port
land; Mrs. Stella Coopes, Portland;
T. A. Mitchell Spokane; VIII NJ. Pet
erson, Athena; b. Gerbes. Seattle; W.
C. Miller and wife, Athena; ]. S. Ak
man, Denver; ]. W. Harney. Spokane;
]. F. Hathaway, Spokane; w. NJ. Man,
ming, Spokane; C. Williams. Portland;
George T. Coyne. Portland; n, b.
Krause, Seattle; A. Ewart Edwards.
New York; A. Knight, Athena; James
Cole, Portland; Katherine Sharp,
Athena; George n. Galley, Portland;
T. c. Lord. Portland; \. S. Eberhart,
Walla Walla; w. J. Archamlean,
Portland; L. Garland, Twin Falls;
Gilmer De Boise. Twin Falls; Ira p.
Roberts, Wallowa; Mrs. George +.
Raber, Spokane; S. J. Butcher, Dem
yer: F. F. Wamsley, Echo; r. Albee,
Pilot Rock; G. McCulley. Spokane: j.
Fl. Alexander, La Grande: Fl. II.
Cramps, Minneapolis; f. NJ. Gillette,
Tacoma; J. L. Wach. Atkinson; B. III.
Trumboll. Portland; ]. A. George,
Portland; Fred Hamilton, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
Hotel Pendleton.

w. T. Hislop and wife, Portland:
william Bollons, jr., Portland; Mrs.
A. c. Kirk, la Grande: Miss Kirk.
Portland: G. w. Ford, Spokane; II. c..
Bryson. Walla walla: A. ]. Connely;
H. w. Cameron, Spokane; D. B. Rich,
Portland; C. C. Simpson. Portland;
Pauline Lederle. La Grande; C. J..
Cox Grant,: william Maher, Port
land: william Ellery; R. G. Durham,
Portland; Harry Paxton, Walla Walla;
DR.. Dittebrandt. Milton; H. E. Stew
ems. Echo; A. S. Danner, Portland; w.
r. Giendening, Portland; Fred Roth,
Portland; F. f. Ramsey, Portland: j.
I. I.iteI. Montreal; A. w. Davies, Flor
ence: Maud Davies, Florence; E. H
Leouad. Dayton; L. H. Vilhauer. San
Francisco; Charles Bond, Portland;
A. Il. Premier, Davenport; A. Schultz
Portland: Fred George Echo; T. B
KILN. Portland; w. X. Shepard; r
E. Miller, Spokane; E. A. Schiller and
wife, city; r. Brandon, Spokane; A
H. Stone; c. F. Byrne, San Francisco
L. C. Misz, Portland; Charles K. Stein
Chicago; Thomas Nester, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
REUNION OF WING FAMILY.
Thirty Thousand Descendants of Four
Brothers, Within o1S Years

Glens Falls. y. Y, June 25.-This
city. which was settled by Abraham
Wing and his family in 1864, has
been selected as the scene of this
years annual reunion of the Wing
family, Incorporated. which includes a
great many people in New Bedford
and other New England cities and
towns.
The Wings of America are all be-
lieved to be descendants of Deborah.
widow of the Rev. John Wing, a noted
non-conformist minister of Holland
and England, who came to, this coun-
try in June, 1922. with her four sons
and settled on Cape Cod. The family
is now Incorporated with directors
and officers, and maintains an official
paper. called THE OWL" It has, IL
is estimated, 10000 members.
Glens Falls was at one time called
Wings Falls. 1t was first settled IN
1862 by Abraham Wing, son of Ed
ward Wing of New Bedford. Abraham
Wing himself was born in New Bed.
ford in 1921 on the paternal home.
stead in the northern part of the city
Abraham transferred the name of thC
town to a Mr.. Glen at supper giver
by the latter in honor of the occa
sion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
NORTHWEST NEWS.

Two freight trains met headon in
a dense fog at Rathdrum, Idaho. All
the crews jumped and no one was
hurt, but both engines were badly
wrecked, besides a string of laden
cars.
James Rodgers, a cook at Ferry,
Wash, brutally beat Annie Turner,
his mistress. who died two hours later.
Rodgers. who appears to be a ruffian
of the Bill Sykes class, is in Jail at
Ferry.
A 9-year-old boy named Wiley, at
Baker City, engaged in preliminary
celebration of the Fourth of July, had
a pistol explode III his hands, which
We're severely powder-burned. Now
he is in hospital with a severe case of
lockjaw.
The Condor Brickyard is finishing
from $4,000 to $1,000 brick per day.
Mr. Mersinger. the proprietor, has
found the plant a profitable invest
ment. The clay and other ingredi-
ents found at Condor are adapted to
the making of a first-class brick.
Two hundred lahorers and track
builders for Tacoma street railway
system, have struck for an increase
of wages from 50 to $3.50 and two
free tickets. Part of the trouble orig
mated in the fact that the paving
companies pay So for an eight-hour
day. while the street car company
paid the same wage Cor 10 hours.
The grain crop of the Nez Perce
prairie and Craig mountain districts
will be delivered to warehouses along
the route of the Northern Pacific ex-
tension now being constructed from
culdesac to Grangeville. At Reuben'
100, 0,0o0-bushel warehouse is beinl
built, at Volmer another, and a thirC
at Ferdinand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
IMPROVEMENTS ABOUT DONE.
First Services Held In New Prcsby-
terlan Church Yesterday.

The first services following the i'm
portant improvements in the Presby-
terian church building, were held in
the church yesterday. For the past
three months the services have been
held I'm the Academy building.
The improvements are now practi-
cally complete. excepting the instaIla-
ton of the pews. Temporary seats
will be used for some time, until oak
pews from an Indiana factory are re-
ceived.
The church now has almost double
the seating capacity of the old build
ing. 1t has two large transepts. and
the main building is 10 feet longer
than formerly. The interior is fin
ished In Flemish oak, with folding
doors between the auditorium and
lecture room of the same. The in
terror has also been plastered and
newly painted and now presents an
artistic and beautiful appearance. A
new heating plant will be installed
later In the season.
The improvements were planned by
Architect C. E. Troutman, and the
work was done by Contractor Charles
Cole. The church is now one of the
best in eastern Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
GENERAL NEWS.

Mrs. Minerva Williams, of Evans
Vile, Ind, was convicted of compiled
ty in the murder of James Leigh, and
sentenced to life imprisonment.
Lansing. Mich, will this summer
celebrate the 50th anniversary of the
establishment of the Michigan State
Agricultural college. 1t was the first
agricultural college in America.
The school bond election by which
it was proposed to vote $50,000 bonds
to erect two school houses for Lewis.
ton independent district, was over.
whelmingly defeated June 22 by 6
vote of 492 to 313.
William earns of the Chicopee
Mass. high school. dropped dead as he
crossed the line at the end of a quar-
ter-mile sprint. The occasion was al
interscholastic high school athletic
meet.
Two Chicago grain elevators con-
tanning 100000 bushels of grain
burned at Chicago. Cause supposed
to be spontaneous combustion in th'
dust room. Loss $350,000, whicl
tallS, minus the insurance, upon I'M
owner, George \. Stevens.
]. L. Pemberton, a rancher living
near Helena, Mont, is nearly distract
ed over the disappearance of his wifi
in Kansas City. She started a fey
days ago, for Lessner. Kas., expecting
to change cars at Kansas City. a
that point she disappeared. The po
lice are searching for her.
John Eikhoff, an employe of th'
Burlington railroad at Sheridan, Wyo
! has confessed to the murder of Wal
ter Oelslager, a 10-year-old boy, who's
body was recently found near the wa
| ter tank at Manchester: Eikhoff sal
! that he mistook the boy in the dark
| ness for another employe agaisr
! whom he had a grudge, and shot hin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
RIG CIRCUS COMING.
VIII Exhibit I'm PendIeton Next Wed.
nesday Afternoon and Night.

The great Burch & Reiss show will
exhibit in this city next Wednesday
afternoon and night under enormous
waterproof tents which will be erect
ed on the o. r. & ". right of way
on West Webb street.
This show Is new to- the west, but
is we'll and favorabIy known in the
middle and New England states. The
aggregation numbers upwards of $50
performing camels. pumas, lions, tig-
ers. llamas, boas, indicus, Shetlands,
tapirs, dromedaries, kangaroos and
other animals besides the usual COM
plement of acrobats, gymnasts.
| clowns, necromancers, prestidigita-
teurs, iugglers, rope and wire walkers
and European performers in death de-
| flying aerial exploits.
1t requires special train of 90
double-length cars to transport the
show. On June rs and 9, the show
exhibited to 10000 people. and the
press of that city was unanimous in
proclaiming it to he one of the most
novel tented exhibitions ever seen in
| that city.
The famous Gregory Royal Italian
band is a special musical feature with
the show. A free street parade will
be given on the morning of the exhi-
bition, at which time the entire COM
pany of animal actors will be seen
This parade is said to be the most
unique and costly street demonstration
ever presented by a similar tented ex-
hibition and is fully a quarter of =
mile in length.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-06-25
Cured Hcmorrhages of the Lungs.

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that had many
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as sound as a bullet. I recommend
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Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
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fuse substitutes. Koeppens' drug
store.