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Evening journal., 1909-06-16
Can You Tell the
Cause Of Your Trouble

Arc you sometimes discouraged, and
think you'll never be any better?
Can you tell the cause Of your trou-
BILE, or what makes you sick2
DO you know that about nine-tenths
of all sickness is caused by kidney
trouble2
Have you ever stopped to think that
your kidneys may be the cause OF your
poor health?
Most people do not realize how much
work the kidneys are required TO do
every day.
Every drop OF blood inthe body must
pass through and be filtered by the MD
neys thousands OF times a day.
How can they do their work well II
they are sick2
If your kidneys need treatment. DR..
Kilmers swamp Root. the wonderful
kidney remedy, will prove to be Just tn
medicine you need.
If you will write 10 DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. y. every reader o'
this paper. who has not already tried
Swamp Root, the great Kidney Liver
and Bladder Remedy. may receive a
sample bottle by mail. absolutely free
You can purchase the regular nifty
cent and one-dollar size bottles at all
drug stores.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16

home Of Mrs. William J. Beattie No. 6o7
Rodney street. Our rummage sale held on
June and at No. 100 West Eighth street
netted s54. which was most gratifying to
our members. As this was our first ven-
ture along this line, and IL having proved
a success. It has been suggested that we
hold one in october. We appreciate what
our friends did for us,~and we hope they
will reserve anything they may have for
the October sale on Saturday, June 10,
this branch will celebrate its second ami
versary by a picnic 10 be held at the
Rockford Water Tower We shall assem-
BILE as early as possible in the afternoon
so that we may have jolly afternoon in
games and conversation. The last meeting
Of the season will be on Saturday. June
26, when we will picnic in a grove near
Newport in the afternoon, taking a box
luncheon and having our meeting in the
evening at the home Of Mrs. L. B. Allison,
Newport. Members are requested TO leave
Fourth and Market streets on the 2.15 troll
ley car.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
companx Elect. pireetors.

SEAFORD. June 16.-stockholders OF
the Seaford Marine Railway have
chosen the following directors for ths
year: /. w. Hurley. John J. Perry
John Wiley. J. r. Eslxridge. W. f.
Haines. r. c. Ross, II. c. Darbee, T
n Rawlins, l. B. Cannon. The COM
pany Is in a fiourishing condition and
is one Of the leading industrial enter
prises Of this town. Employment is
given to a number OF people and the
plant is being kept busy with the many
orders which are expected 10 be fillet
within the next few weeks.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
ALASKA-YUKON
PACIFIC EXPOSITION

While the exposition in Seattle. which
has just opened, is a long way from
Wilmington. there is yet considerable
interest being shown as is evidenced
by the fact that the Public Library
has many inquiries for books on
Alaska and the Pacific slope. The
Library has a good collection of books
relating to this part of the country,
and in addition, by means of many
periodical articles Of which a great
many are appearing at the present
time. it can answer any inquiry for
information along this line. Among
the folders and pamphlets issued by
the railroad companies and steam
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
Visitino Committees Revived.

Grand Master Workman L. G. Thomp-
son OF the A. o. u. w. has revived the
lodge visitations that were so success
fully conducted by his predecessor and
has appointed the following committee
to assist him in arranging the same:
Clifford Mccall. Lodge No. /; Samuel
H. Johns, Lodge No. 2; George A. Bur
ton, Lodge No. 3; Daniel Knapp. Lodge
No. 10; Samuel S. Marley, Lodge No.
IL; W. D. Washburn, Lodge No. %; l..
G. Thomson. Lodge No. 2s
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schol Glasses at Indoor Picnic.


A combined meeting Of the 1. +. and
Fussers Clubs was held on Monday
night at the home Of Miss Frances
Palmer, No. 701 Delaware avenue. The
affair was quite a unique one, being
in the form of an outdoor picnic. Ow-
ing to his having to take college en-
trance examinations. President Tatnall
OF the June graduating class, was not
present The guests were: Iva
Appleby. Helen NJ Bradford, Vice
President Anna M. Burns, Secretary
Vera c. Dun. Esther NJ. Good, NADIA
lon c. Heck. Evelyn Hosking, Mary +.
Kates. Nellie p. Lawton, Frances A.
Palmer; j. Draper Brown. Treasurer
Elmer G. Brown. William Bright, Car
isle Hemphill. Raymond Hopes, VII
liam Josephs. Frederick Kurtz, Harmer
Rile. Jr, ]. Ferdinand Speer.
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Hurt bx- EaII From MuIs.

SEAFORD. June 16.-Thrown Off a
mule while returning from work.
Thomas Ellis. residing near here. was
internally injured and his condition is
said to be critical. DR.. Shipley of
this town was summoned and gave
medical aid.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
A. o. U. W. MATTERS.
Finance Committee Grants Contract for
Publishing Their Official Paper.


Publishing Their Official Paper.
The Finance Committee of the Grand
Lodge A. o. u. W.. last night granted
The Delawarean Co. OF Dover. the con-
tract TO publish the Delaware Work
man. the official organ Of the order in
this jurisdiction. J. Milton Davidson,
OF Dover. will become the editor.
II is a matter OF great pride among
Morkmen that the finances OF the Grand
Lodge are in such good condition. A
large surplus is in hand, all claims have
been promptly met and the membership
is increasing.
Reports from the lower part OF the
State are encouraging. Deputy Organ
izer William II. Dawson, has beer
spending several weeks at Smyrna
where he has secured a number o.
new members for Mizpah Lodge.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
Weddinn at ceoraetown.

riage OF Miss Anna r. Dukes. of Syca-
more. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dukes. and George Matthews. of Pep
pers. took place Sunday night at the
Laurel Circuit Parsonage by the Rev.
Mr.. Donaldson.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16

Delaware Division OF the Interna~
tiopal Sunshine Society. Headquarters
room. 715 Equitable Building. Market
and Ninth streets. Lady in attendance
from nine In the morning until one in
the afternoon. Office hours of the State
President from one until two D. m,
each day. President General. Mrs.
Cynthia Westover Alden, Sc Fifth ave-
nue., New York. Colors. yellow and
white. Motto. Have you had a kind
ness shown?
Pass it on.
Twas not given to you alone,
Pass it On.
Let it travel down the years.
Let it wipe another's tears,
Till in heaven the deed appears,
Pass it on.
y Delaware State president Miss Elizabeth
r. Groves, 904 Van Buren street.
Delaware State color, peacock blue.
Delaware State motto. I'VE Serve"
The object of the International Sun
shine Society is TO incite its members
to the performance of kind ami help.
full deeds, and thus bring the sunshine
of happiness into the greatest number
of hearts and homes. All correspond.
ence should be addressed to the State
President, Room 715. Equitable Build
ing. All letters requiring an answer
should contain a self-addressed stamp
ed envelope.
All correspondence intended for this
paper should be sent not later than
Monday afternoon to E. May Bacon,
sQ0E MARYLAND avonua
Help Ny Brother.
Try to weave the web Of kindness,
AS we journey on. through lifei
For the world is full Of tangles,
Full Of struggles and Of strife.
And a word OF cheer now given
To the brother at thy side;
May perhaps bring forth the courage
Which defeat has tried to hide.
Scatter sunshine on the byways
Where despair is wont to dwell;
Rouse ambitions call to duty,
BY the tinSfing of hopes bell.
Grasp the hand of those who falter,
BY the wayside. and through fear
Have no strength to steer their lifeboat
Into waters calm and clear.
Throw the lifeline to thy brother,
As he sails o'er life's great sea;
And the succor thou hast given,
VIII return twofold TO thee.
Pennewill Branch.
On the last Tuesday night In May thi
branch held its monthly meeting at III
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
ouen E.ther clrel. PartY.

Quen Esther Circle OF st. Paurs NJ.
e. Church. will hold a lawn party at
No. 1900 Washington street, on Thurs
day evening. II Il rains during the
day the festival viii be held on Friday
evening.
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Sunhowers.

The fortnightly meeting Of the sunhow-
ers was held in the rest rooms Tuesday.
June 8, with two new members present.
The treasurer reported a snug sum netted
from strawberry spread and the return-
ing delegates from the convention in New
York gave most interesting accounts OF
Sunshine work accomplished by the sew
eral States during the past year The sug-
gestion made by Leo Mitchell Hodges. OF
Philadelphia, during his speech at this
convention, viz: That prize be awarded
to the school child showing the sunniesi
disposition and kindest heart through the
year, was discussed and the president
DR.. De Lacour, thought 1t a very feasible
idea-promoting and encouraging sunshine
in the young child. A s. gold piece viii
be the award. The branch voted TO re-
member the children's branch at the
Blind Babies Home in New York-alss
known as the Sunfiower branch. A bake
was planned for June and two honorary
members were enrolled.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
B OtaniC
WOr m Syrup

as the name denotes. is COM
posed exclusively of vegetable in
gradients, and as it has been
used for many years with the
greatest success. we can justly
claim there is nothing superior
to It as a safe. agreeable and
most effective remedy for re-
moving worms from the alimen-
tary canal. both for children and
for adults.
Seat or pin worms are much
more difficult to remove by an
internal remedy than the larger
round worms, but for the COM
bined purpose of expelling either
or both. this syrup has no equal.
II is sold on a guarantee to do
as claimed and Miller Drug Co.
will refund the purchase price II
II is not satisfactory. Price SOC
Also put up in lozenge form, may
,e eaten like candy, price 25 cents.
Sold by
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
coreopsis.

Coreopsis.
The Coreopsis branch met on Tuesday
evening, June !, at the home Of Mrs e.
p. Burnham. No. sos west Tenth street
After the meeting there was a pleasant
hour with music by Mrs. I. s. Lenderman,
music and recitations by Mrs Burnham.
and songs by Master Paul Burnham. The
next meeting win be held on Tuesday
evening. July c, at the home Of Miss Nell
lie Forrest, No. 1000 Jackson street AS
there is a matter of great importance to
bring before the branch at this meeting
we hope that each member will try to be
with us. Begin now and try to arrange 50
that this night will be left free for Sun
shine. We will need to have your opinion
at this meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16
cynthia's Helpers.


on Tuesday evening. June s. the Gym
thia's Helpers met at the home OF Mrs.
Walter coale. lO4 West Twelfth street for
their regular business meeting. All ar
rangements were completed for the straw
berry fete. held on the following evening.
June Q, which was a success and a nice
sum realized. We wish to thank our many
friends who kindly assisted US in any
way. The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Lewis B. Woodward. 71s
Poplar street Tuesday evening. June %.
bright, intelligent looking boy of 1s
has applied TO Sunshine to get him a po-
sition. Office work is preferable. but he
will take anything that he can get to do
and. try to do his work well. We know
the boy. and believe that any one in need
Of boys services would do well to en-
pioy him. Call 2156A.
We have had another call from the coun'
! try. for a neat. white woman to do genera
, house work in an adult family Of flve
Good wages are promised for the right
woman. Call 2i5sA.
Life has no zest when It has no relaiza
tion OF the unattained. The man VIII,
knows all. who has all and who Is en-
tirely self-sufhcient. has never had th'
satisfaction of coming into ideal posses
sion of the splendor Of the Infinite; he hai
never reached out and taken hold of th'
beyond. Let us praise God for the un
measured and unattained.
Evening journal., 1909-06-16

That late hours area frequent cause
Il the appearance Of Premature wrink-
Evening journal., 1909-06-16

Open the door Of your heart; let in
Sympathy sweet for stranger and kin.
1t will make the Halls Of the heart so fail
That angels may enter unaware.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20
Muster in Local
Company of Canfons


General Manley A. Raney, commaa-
der Of the Patriots Militant of ths
World, whose home is in Marriage
Ia. and who makes his headquartsrs
in baltimore, Nd. viii be the guesi
Of the idcsl company OF cantdns on
Thursday and Thursday night the
newly -orsahized company viii be
mustered in by the high official of tie
order General Raney is now visiting
in this section Of the country and viii
include Brunswick in his itinerary
During Thursday he win be entertain
ed by members Of the local CON
panv. The Cartons was only organ.
'7ad here a few weeks ago. bur al
ready the companE is a very flourish
ing one. and aftsF they are formally
mustered in, It is expected that ttey
viii be seen out ID drills.
A few dsys ago the company sfecel9-
"a their new uniforms, thirty in all
both dress and f1tieue. The uniforms
are very pretty ones and were made
tor me eomBaax BY the N. 6. Eiiley
& Co, Of Columhus. o.
Tho wuhsrs 4 the company are
looking forward to the visit of thsit
CHIEF With much interest.
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BANQUET ENJOYED. n

BANQUET ENJOYED The bans
qaet given last night BY the Junioe
order of the American Mechanics was
one Of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the kind given in the city in some
time. Addresses were delivered by
Revs. ]. r. Summons, G. p. Thornton
and w. +. Porter During the even-
ing refreshments We're served and q
program Of music rendered and alto
gether the affair. was very much en-
ioyed by the large number Of people
present.
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SAYS RAAAWA cANAG
rlLh 98oRE z FAILURE

Chicago. April l9-~The Panama
canal wh prove a failure said Pro
fessor Starr. Of the University q
Chieaeo to-day
Rival routes viii obtain supTenaeg
and will cost much more than we real
fze. ne continued
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

Great sacrifice sale Of laees and
embroider,es, having bou0hs a large
lot at bankrupt tale. Come ami be
convinced. sig Lsvison, 1922 Say
street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

Two per cent. cuff sleeve summer
suits in all latest styles and colors,
worth Sie 10 $50. they must 90 at
$3.50 at sig Levison. 1922 Bay street.
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Why pay s1s tic s25 for good blue
serge suit when you can buy the
same suit for $3.50 from Sig Levi
son, 1922 Bay street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-04-20

IN AN AUTO. BaflQw Ander-
son and Rack Smith two well +
known aufoiats. WI return fgom
Jacksonville this afternoon IN Nj. Au-
dersons pachine. The tYo gentlemen
left ne eitg sandal mqrning about
T2o o'eioef and arrived 70 Jackson :
Mile lasg Ia The AFTERNOON They res
ported the roads good except over e
small portion Of The way in Florida
They viii leave Jacksonville for the
city early this morning
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Xxx sg9Cc gesetor-
4 MIMI z Reliev'.. -u..I stomach.
- ,st,al e hes-- '7es.s ;shs. youeai
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NEW HOSE HERE

MUST BE PADzThose who. have
fecurdd tlsketsEfcr the mi sic9x frstt-
eal nkxt Mondhy and whb l1ayeI nqt
asIyet paid f9r hem, ara fegu4st 30
10 cafI at Fleming n Bgysnt's store.
secure their tickets and pay The
amount due on them. All tickets not
paid fer today viii be sold.
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MoRE oREDaINa.-I-a. az.

MORE DREDGING. the large
dredge OF The r Sanford Ross Dredg
ing COMPANY, Which has teen az work
for s0Me sine dredging ia front Of
the ktsoast Line WharNes YESTERDAYS
ecWbleted fha leonHaei Sith tae IA y.
road alh Is nda redgns i'd arola 9f
the NRafvGa oisthelDoAu ne coaloan B
The dredg viii leave for savannaA
the Iaeter aast o. the Week
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'DAYSDOINGS
IN BRIEF

HIGH scoREs.-The prize for the
highest score at the box ball alley
last week was won by Eugene O,con-
nor. who made ls7. Mrs. Ed Houe
was second with "a score of las. The
ailss is fast growing il popularity.
NEW HOSE HERE-The Bruns-
wick IRE department yesterday re-
ceived a large shipment Of new hose,
purchased some time ago The hose
was badly needed by Chief Taylor and
his men and viii at once be put into
use.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-13
OIETED STOMACHS GET
BLUE AND GRUMBl {
Have Your Stomach Trouble
Ended FOTsV8T By Taking
Some Glalepsln Now


You can eat auytaing your alamaca
Graves without Gear 81 q ease os lnal
sesllop or dyspepsle, or ,hrl your
lood VIII Torment or sour on rsuy
stomach Y you win take DlaaensIn
siIc, eating
fnuf meais ulli snsia g0ad ana ass.
lAlns yur SEQ w.li be 8'rasle3 asik.
l1g aa lrmeal or iprn inlo eel6 81
lols9t of slemact gas which eausas
iNlphias Jlaalaees. feeling ii fnll.
ness after eulng. NWsee. .ualeas.
ilon tllke q lump 81 lead IA The stom.
thl Illllousnegs Heartburn Water
ltaHh Pain ln stomach nnt lnsastnea
q eihef ymp'nms
.iffdaefea from me stomach are
aiN1'nie'f ppshown Who're ihls sfiuel
'igi remedy b used nlsnnpslA rasug
aees nll ile w0rk 81 d healthy stem,
atlt i dieaeH yauF meals Wien you.
) sslrmtfh egnt FecA iaangnla wil
aisav all lhe Sod s6u can aat anf
ieayf itlalne lr serusnt b. seurs
Nai ltf7R A0geal egsa ai Haae's
alafefslH lram eaaf dHgMaisl and
Gsiar laAlAg l,def and uy g0mnrr0w
Nel WIFI arlGallp hrss stoHt yauf
hmtaN sirqaR sieuash iop p8u lA.a
esp nai apgihine end everything Won
\ Waa' Nlshui lha sllghlaas siIsrbM.
sarl pr mlsarY and oVery particle
\ NJ impWllY ana Nas Thai q Is v3nr
stomach ana lninsllnes ls eulAg ii
NJ eafrlea away wlih4u lha use of
laSaiiYen 1s ans othefE esslanea
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5 Moan Aaouc lana


start out right
MaRa 1909 year wish & smile
There never 4 and never hae 9eea
ia ail the world any excuse Ger
seowl
H'lkA eFots awofd Is az sbsafd ns 3
cunterluil penny
Yop may be loIlunels sorry Il +
those who lniure ypu oge iheusRlfs
xou may pity those WHO are wesi /
There Is no occasleul q make fisue
auiAe IS hurting yoerseli
fnt the one lhlns q scnvl aoeA
g hurt ila voaref Il aegeg does ats
particular Injury . anyone else.
Circumstances linp smile fiea
ihlnes es wrong, ne matter vae as
the fault IS yours or GOT don't Nfet
Is be cheerful. s1osi aliiiepliles afg
not So serious 81 they seem anyway
ana oleasent iate acis Ga them .ls
the spr -poa 3 snaNssll F alna
eases au. Of tcn sreuh'e san 81 hets
away By good nature
eor may not BE- ahlo e sae
silver linlng. aul f d aehiac
cloud iast the same g a@l ssl
1t, but knowing L Is There That des
the gaad. se ines lh.rk aa4i g
saere and that Nlli heip yoa 50
IN me long ran just aboul % pni'f
aiee shings tsppe, IS uael siIi
oneu
This year make nr y7if l'lah-A
loals ai she good through Ya1f meA
opera glassee n the right was $50
turn the slillo End iaweras tbe b2d
II yon ars iisc most people y
have oeea doing d lhe aiaaF 9aY sr
know
W1rse man aai ses iafsel
s'aasani sal be vex'ls1d
yen Gerry Moug gen dc
Tou pes end coedle yaaf rpfFl e
you feed and nampal them paill 3 E
smel wonder gse have & Wn.'a aa
npEpfio.
if yua mafe q ule lnas essay
q 1909 e q ac < aay wlla B sna
tAdre wil. he one a,i r.ghl
tt.4 III d t...- a.4..t
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Mla e J Wilbur On saes laaaa ase
tira u il tIanilt of isa2 We
Cleveland avenue eieea IFS I'a
na.ty Welaagdai agealne
che local Eagles ladee gives i daac
N the eii hsl HdHlfdFiHN s. aIresH
eve (Neduesaae II afe iaelta1 s.
attend kdiaf's aseheafa Nll ar
nish the music
The uember of the acorn aidb
pleasantly suf9flaeG MIS-. farfg 9maH
7eeit hnfadaf feuips sin sIiehsa
shower EIe house Was heaaFllee#
decorated with shamiaet Mrs ) M4
fsncks assisted slfH se9i 81 segVial. S
delicious two course lflashusH. Aaals
j The membefs Of lhe eluo Nsse nfss
ent
iia shakppeaFs c.ul laeFis ei lac
esfnegle lisraY sesAat often 81
Nlss Allee apmeef pleasantly aEtef.
salaed lhf q, a. e.ph slfis Fgia s
aflernoua al her nome IN North arosa
street
Representative and Afs. ii ,. cope
returned e their home II 81 Tenn tAia
evening liter spending the Winls
the eanital ciis
Mr. aHf Mrs z G.eahs faIufaaa
70 Their home Ia fawhusEa this morn.
lng aflef witnessing The IasIne eeael
q che seeend OKLAHOMA esialaiuHa
Hiss iinle llageI papla aige 4
plapp teAlsAl next Friday evening 1t
her asHslll ~ East cleveland aseane,
saxegal has ptrsles afA sahede'sa
i1f Ae hlsiliei AdnF production
Il lhe EyaNkHthis eYenliiY
Yho fnuHs pfoHel oi ghH ghfssilau
and daaa invite M la aisna The
OhKaaaphef fl he given 1t The aArls
slat clnrch Ihpfailar eVehlna MafcH
isgf
4 lhe meetins of lie Domestic
Science club n tlae hsHle uf Mrs
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sgAeNsse 80 s. -

3EhFNfss chHm0F as sgEEn
Ag local applications 81 tlla5 eaaaat
eafh ihp alaaaa psfIm af tla els
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teas and ihal Is - constitutions aams
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which q 8othlng hnf al maamad ron
elton Of the mucous suFI1eea
We vii. give One ianared Dollars
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aaleffai lha, eanHtl b. eafe6 IS
halla 1alaffh Cure se4a 81 elFeA
lars. FREQ,
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sold BY i1Hgelsia 75f ~
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i,cy Mgnru8. c0lo'od Who took q
shet b icnfy Norris az fls result oi
q disageemani over card game 90
Wrs, 0klasena aeeree aegerel mortfs
$3.50 ahf 2ho las Moniag entered y
plta ef suilly q ihp charge Of irl
aH Gus a.hnuli wss sentenced % aofvs
iA mnllha intAe county jan by Dis
5fi lnee1 Huston lhlg afternoon
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Ffilly aoa agansf ne Strip l8f il
oomes every aefaau mfei afeeehlles
lhe little Candy Pald Cure Tablets
0ier ID thle res 80 mics eaHaIn
and dependable saleeuarl prgeas
iical a the sHeHze atHEe VIII. Is
well also surely head off ail common
ids iiui uromplnaas, IS flliMbott.
uul Keep PfeHentlef ID the nneket
or purse for lnglanl uae lgox 0t
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