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F0fiGrSviNG Pointers.

The little child of Ed. Padga,
is still suffering from indigestion
and in still in a critical condition
Mr.. Abe McClellen wife and
daughter of Washington visited
e. W. Cox and family saturday
and Sunday.
A number of young 70 ks from
here attended the wedding dance
at Haysville Tuesday night.
Wednesday bel g the llth
birthday of Rudy the eldest Son
OF John Hautsch party was civ
en- In his honor in the evening
refreshments were served and a /.
enjoyed the evening
Miss L. Hufhouse of Hunting
burg visited Adam Roweharb
this week.
"A number of the young Ladies
OF this place have organized !
club and are preparing a play on
titled The Sweet Family which
they will paoduce here in the af-
ternoon and night of July 4th. at
the picnic given here bv the
Ladies Aid. 'e
Quite a little scare was had
here at the ferry landing SUNDAY
morning when Lawrence Bred n
oaugh drove on the ferry boat
with a young team Of mules and
Or. Burrls drove on behind him
Mr.. Breidenbaugh's mules began
. back causing the DR.. to back
III In the river and Breidenbaugh
overturned his buggy with him
',elf, wife and child underneath
ne buggy but fortunately the
cam was stopped with but slight
iamage to the buggy.
Correspondent,
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TheQ still Kick.

\ The Ferdinand News last weel
lput lishe 1 the following rot " hict
lis signed Cass Township Dem
)crat We uuSt that ne w.4l
move TO Jasper ana joi The
ring" rs it needs some new
DlOcd
70 he taxpayers Of 1lSois cal'
/ think The time Is haul
when party lines should ca u
ice We lave been lei long rnou X
10y the ring leaders az Ea,r.
You can fooi The people me
-lmc, but not IL. tle une |
hi k we had othcri'nuro, rments
% make that wOuli b,aefi. our
taxpa' ers more than tearing that
good court house down and build
ing that expensive one. Ii looked
ike the county officials would
take no advice. Let US 20 to the
polls this fall anu vote for the
men and not Tor party sake The
Jasper bosses always tell us lets
20 to the white house and open
hem books, " Think We had bet
er commence at home first and
men 90 up there.
think our Jas per bosses are
Ike the king vas, be h ew liz
I'D all his barns full and said TO
imself Il now have plenty o
verything. l will tear down and
ulld another one. but the Gre at
laster said TO him ARE youreadv
MS night thou shall pass away.
| hope the taxpayers vii look
ITO this matter next fall
! am democrat of Cass town
ny, Dubois county, Ind
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When kissing Began.
II Was lmport-d Into England by Rove
ns, D0ghter of King fisngiss

The mutual kiss of affection o,
passion by the lips between per.
sons of opposite sex is generally
considered TO be instincfivo
Relchenbach sought Ia * lain
it on the theory that lne mouth
was the focus of the "odic force"
and that these two foci of oppo-
site sexes possessed natural at
traction to each other. The fact
that the mutual kiss between OBJ
post sexes is not general among
the tribes of men is abundantly
shown by the observation of tray.
elers in the lands where savage
ry and barbarism still exist.
Where 1t is nov practiced il is
not probably of great antiquity.
In some languages, notebly the
Japanese, there is no word for
kiss
When, however, the kiss was
lntroducen TO include women. its
vogue, like that of other new in.
ventlons, was carried to excess
According TO the chrouicle Of
Wlnsealus. it was unknown in
England until the Princess Ro.
wena. the daughter of King
Heneist of Friesland. instructed
the instriar Vor igern in the i'm
ported salute.
Though the Saxon statistics are
TO. probably exact, it is histori.l
cal that in England not many
years ago it would have been the
Imperative duty of a visitor to
have kissed all the ladies of the
household, even without previous
acquaintance. Such was tne ex- /
perlence OF many surprised litera
ry foreigners, notably Erasmus
The contemporary drama the
usage to have lasted into the
Georgian era, and it is 10 be not
iced that the performance was
generally called a salute. " some A
times the salute"
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FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1919.
Democratic Ticket.

Secretary OF stats Louis & Elinehau
~ Decatuer.
Auditor Of Stale sn. II O'Rran, o
LaWrencebyrg.
Treasurer OF State William II Volume
of Nircennes
Attorney General-Thomas VI Honar
Clerk Of the Slpreme Court. Fred
Frasce. OF Huntington,
Superintendent % Public Instruction
Robert J. Alley. of Bloomington.
state Geologisi Edward Bsrrett, OF
P.nnfield.
State tatistiean-Thomas BrolIey Of
North Vernon.
Judge Supreme Court Second Dis
trict. Douglas Morris Of Rushyille
Third District, Chas. F. Cox OF Indian
apolis.
Judge Of App Haze Conr. Northern
District. Joseph lbsch. Of Hammond I
VI. ;. Larry 81 Logtnsport, and Andrew
Adams Of Columbus CITY Southern dis
trlct NJ. b. Hottie Of >aiem. and Edward
w. talt OF Gsee9.ield.
For Congress William i. Cox.
For Prosecutiny Attorney t7ih JUDICIAL
District-Harrg W. Carpenter. 4.
70. Joint senator for Crawford. Da- ,
bols AMI Pe4ry Counties. Bcm-r Tray
Tor.
For Jsint Representative ior D.oois I
and Plse Counties Peter l. Coble. I
For Cl'rs Circuit Court. William ".
Pc kelmar
For Aul.'or-J Jacob II. Sene.
For rreas lrer William Rauscher.
For Sletin Jacob II. SchSenk a
For CJroner-John r. Ne nike. /
For Surve 7or Emil Berger.
For Commissioner, 81 d strict Henry IL
Landerebe. II
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Boone Township Trustee
Notice.

Inc undersigned, Trustee Of Boo'
township, Dubois county, hereby ~
notice that he Will attend to all busine
pertaining to the Office Of Trustee, ~ b
residence, two m &c West OF 70
'orsville, on Saturdays OF each week. an
rsqnests all persons having townshl
business to present il on Saturday. CT
sens desiring books from the Townshl
Library, are notified that the Library
yept ~ my residence.
School books at James Mulk'y
a. Portersvflle. THOMAS n. lSMAN.
Trustee Boone II
Jan 5 1909 yr.l
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Dubois DOinQs.

Miss Lorene nadermaker ron
Louisville. is visiting relatives a
m Dubois a few days.
!, Mrs. Julia Camp is spending
2 few days n CSlestine e.h
E friends and relatives.
Quite crowd of our yourg peo.
. pie attended tie Dudine anc
Schneider wedding dance at Jas
per Thursday n GIT and reported
a good time
+ Mr.. and Mrs. f Merkel visited
Nr and Mrs. Chars Nicholson al
\ Cuzco Sunday.
Misses Anna Rowkamp and.
Mayme Nordhotf spent a pleasant
evening at Mas. Mary Rasch's
Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Dorsey an daugh.
ter Miss Eloe visited friends al !
French Lick Sunda,.
Miss Vary Klee spent a few
days at Jasper last web visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. julia Camp visited friends
at Huntingburg few days last
week.
Miss Iona Pieper from Celes
tine was at Jasper Friday shop
ping.
Rumor says there will be a few
weddings this season. +
Miss Ada Walbing is spending
! few days at Jasper visiting t
friends and relatives. I
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schneider a
eft Sunday for Jasper where [
hey will make their future home c
Miss Lizzie Thinning from a
hales visited her cousin Amelea I,
{ Dubois Saturday Y
Tom Striegel visited friends at !.
'elestine Sunday. y =
Mrs. Lizzie Paslick from Louis :
lille is spending a few days with !,
er mother Mrs Rosa RAIDER NJ
maker at Dubois. If
Mr.: Nike Kempf near Celes- er
ne died at his home last night
tier a lingering illness of paral
s. or
Mrs Rose RAIDER maker and
rs Paslick visited friends at X
Monday. lie
Miss Anna Pfaffenberger re-
lrned to Huntingburg Sunday ~
ter fpending a week with her th
irents. ma
I'd Harder came home to spend -
few days with his parents Mr. -
d Mrs Geo. Harder. =
Snow Ball
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HARRISON Trustees Nntice

Notice hereby given that tie under
signed Trustee ~ HARRISON township,
Miii attend TO township b isiness on each
iionday OF the year at my office. and
per-cns having township business 10
t-ansa't ale required 70 present il to BIN
Saturdays.
lie township library will he kept at
NJ home neaf Kellerville.
MARTIN Thinning, Trustee.
jan. y. 1905.
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Tested and Proven.
There IS Heap Of sOIaCs h Being Able 10
Ospsad ypOl q Sel-Earnsd Reputation.

Formonths Jasper readers have
seen the cons ant exI ression of
praise for Doan's Kidney Pills
and read about the good work
they have done in this locality.
Not another remedy ever BRO
duced such convincing proof of
merit.
Mrs. P Die kman. ckson st.
Jasper, Ind, says: For a .ong
time member of my family suf-
fered intensely from lameness
throl Oh the back and sharp
.twir ges in the ioi,s. There was
"a dull, miserable feeIing across
the back and headaches were
common The kidney secretions
also caused much annoyance byl
their irregularity in passage.
Doan's Kidney Pills were ding
such good work in similar cases
that a sGppy was finally ptocur-I
cd from Rick and Pfau's Drug
Store, This remedy proved to be
just tfe one that was needed and
its use brought prompt an graf
flying relief. " statement Civ
en- in April 1879
A WILLING CORROBoRATION.
Mrs Dickman was interviewed
On March q, 1910 and she said:
The person who took Doan' s /,
kidney Pills and whose exper-
ence ! have previously told of in
public statement. still thinss !
llgnly of them Occasionally
his remedy is taken and it always ;
las the desired effect" !
For sale by all dealers. Price
- cents Foster Milburn co, Buf
'alo. New York, sole agents for tie T
United States. q
Remember the name Doan's-- [
md take no other.
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Judicial Convention.

II. NJ. Kean, Bomar Traylor
NJ. Milburn and Z. w. Pick
ara, re. resented Dubois Cou lty
1t the Jumo,,l convention at OF
well last SATURDAY. Editor = OK
lardt was chairman and Editor
McStoopS was secretary OF the
cow, nticn which unanimously
nominated the present incuml ent
Hor. II w Carpenter for Pros
ecuting Attorney. one OF the best
prosecuting attorneys of the last
TWENTY wears.
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Low Eound Trip
Homeseekers Rates
Southern RaiIwav

TO Points IN Ten 7esec
North Carolina, South
Carolina. Virginia, Gre or
ga and Northern Florida
On sale LIST and Sd Tues
days OF each month.
Limit rs days from date
Of sale.
FOR Rates, Routes Train Ser
wee and other Information. call
On On any agent Of the Southern Rv'
or write J. c. Beam r. A. G -
A st. Louis. No
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During the Summer season tie
Neat Market will be open OF
ind Tvs from 4:30 to $50 : NJ.
Prompt.
Jos. Gutzw. iler
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FOR SAL.

Story-and-half seven room
mouse. Good lot. 50xlOO it. al
ey ~ rear; graded street. good
paVements. good well and cellar
Mus[ be sold at once. No roo.
sonaDle offer refused AnnIy
Courier Office. Nppiy
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For Sale.

= | nave a small house and lot o,
rGurth Street which [ will sell ~
Doane oi'' Arch
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GIRLS WANTED.
LEARN TO SEW IN OUR SCHOOL. .

GIRLS WANTED.
"LEARg TO SEW IN OUR SCHOOLS
70 pay your board while you are learning.
In four weeks you can be maxine a 90 A
day.
experienced operators make from 81. 90 to
$500 day.
steady work offered the year round.
me factory ts worry light and Is cooled in
sumner by electric fans and heated IN winter
By stean-heat.
Every effort made to make your work oon-
1ortable and profitable to you.
wake Money ana be Independent.
Call or write. =
SEXTON MANUFACTURING co..
FAIRFIELD. WAYNE co..
ILLINOIS.
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Never so Foolish Again

General Longstreet says that
on one of the long night marches
IN Virginia, the only way he could
rest was to lie down on the ground
while the column was PASSING
and sleep an hour or so. He
woke up just as the stragqlers
were coming along the rear. and
heard an old Georgia cracker sol
ilioqulzlng about the situation:
1 love my country and I'll fight
Tor 1t, and III go naked and bare
footed for it, but when this war
= over, III be cursed if | ever
love another country"
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SOUTHERN RY..
TIME TA5LE

Scha5.b ID Liis'I Sunday Sci. q al Z.
lGrJalrg Is 70 lion Chg at s Ia
GuaF3llqsi
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License Not e..

EIoIirE s hrr,h, given A. I'LL. .....
va nbrdgr ~ Duboi =. rnt, l,,N
..i tit m undersigned. e .l.ti, ,.i,t,'.,.
w" t'd states. iii apni, 10 nv, r,,,,,
49, next regular session in Ins a.
s i"t license 10 retail lntovf,.s,,t,.
nesf Nnl wine. and permit IA. ss,ue
such license ""'"'" governing
~ prcci-r ipc ton wuere 4tid iiop,r.
I +, N ,,., -'ll = pa one story brick buIidin,
tt't square on part 81 the SoutI -.
4. ~, s ~ -ectinn N town south. rangs \
M ~. fronting ON the Troy road a ,yI,t
f,.sis,'N ~ cambridge Up Dubois countv
rppc ~ ao HENRY KELLER.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irons of Linden
Indiana, brother-in-law and sister
q Jas: II. Stewart were in Jas
per this week attending the fu-
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Sore Nipples and Chapped Hands

hre QUICKLY cured by applying Chamberiain's
oaive. Try u: n Is . success Prise as cents.
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Na. Is. Wilson
Al Insurance,
tn / cams. Farm
9'ns at ) per cent.
'sorr. irr.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27

Kingspoft. 1t will be one of the lafgs
est brick manufacturing plants in the
state and it will produce bricks of the
finest quality, as biologists have found
some superior clay in the vicinity of
the pant which it is claimed will
make bricks that will compare with
the white and buff bricks which are
being made in several Ohio and Indi-
ana cities.
Geo. l.. Carter, president of the Car
DINA, Clinchfeld and Ohio railway, is
said to be interested in the new indus.
try and for some time contractors have
been busy pushing the plant to COM
pletion. A siding has been construct
ed from the main line of the c., c. so
railway to the mammoth plant which
is nearing completion.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
IN ROOSEVEL'S
HALL OF INFAMY'
SAYS MARTIN ". LITTLETON
The New NationaIism, He Says,
Has Its Source IN Roosevelt's
Abiding Disrespect of Men

New York, Oct. ga new tnrn was
given to the attack on Colonel Roose-
welt and his New Nationals m" by
Martin w. Iittleton, democratic can
didate for congress in the Oyster Bay
district, in an address last night at Car
negie hall.
The new nationalism, he said, has
its source in the abiding disrespect Mr..
Roosevelt has constantly shown to-
ward "our form of republic" which
has caused him to show dissatisfaction
with the public men of this country as
well as its institutions.
Citing criticisms passed upon former
presidents by Colonel Roosevelt, Mr..
Littleton added that apparently anoth-
er executive and that one of Mr. Roost-
velt's own creation is probably await
ing his place in "this hall of infamy."
"And this president who is awaiting
no doubt his place in this hall of fn-
fanny is one that Mr.. Roosevelt him
self created, he said. at is pathetic
picture of broken friendship; it is
sad commentary upon the stability of
political alliances to see patient, a
just, earnest, plain and rugged judge,
who occupies the position of president,
almost crowded out OF his place and
excluded from the prerogatives of his
office by a man who continues to reign
wherever and with whomSoeVer he
may be.
"The vast region of Mr.. Roosevelt's
political economy he has peopled with
a law made race of men and women
who grope theiI way about in the very
fog of diffuse and unrelated power. In
the wide range Of his active mind he
has never encountered structure Of
authority " hich he would not change;
a form of government which he would
not alter; a society which he would
not transform. In the long reach of
his ample and enriched years he has
never met with a philosopher whom
helwould not advise; teacher whom
he would not instruct; soldier whom
he would not command; king whose
sceptre he would not WELD; book
which he would not re-write; religion
which he would not recognize; a civil
zation which he would not reconstruct.
ain government bound by no law,
in life bound by no policy; in inter
course bound by no attachment; in de-
bate bound by no record; in society
bound by no conventions; in conduct
bound by no tradition; in attack bound
by no strategy; in retreat bound by no
order; in mbition bound by no limit;
re towers today the embodiment of
and unconstrained power.
lie is the final, conclusive and dog
matte answer to the riddles of the uni
5erse.n
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
SENATOR BOB
TAYLOR SPEAKS
TO THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
Confederate Veterans Who Encour-
age Hooper Casts Shadow on
the Memory of Comrades

Dyersburg, Tenn, Oct. 25.- GLOW
do you like your candidate, my wob-
bling friends?" has been the frequent
question asked by Robert l. Taylor in
his speeches, five or six, made yester-
day.
The democratic candidate for COVER
nor has made it point to give records
of Hooper and Enloe on every occa-
sion. He unfolds the story of Hoop
er's action in voting against pensions
for confederates and in refusing to
agree not to prosecute bootleggers in
Newport, and to Enloe's war record
and his record as to democratic office
holder, who is now seeking to destroy
his party.
Six thousand people in Laureldale
county heard Bob Taylor today.
He spoke at Henning, Gates, Ripley
and Halls, and at night he talked to
other thousands at Tiptonville, the
seat of Lake county.
Bands music, flowers, professions
and oratory were the order.
Between fields white with unpicked
cotton, the triumphal Taylor train
travelled. In these fields there was
noticeable dearth of pickers. Passen-
gers along the line in Upton and .Lau-
reldale counties related that the far
mers were fastened to their fields, and
could not be induced to leave, even to
hear their candidate forsgovernor.
Nevertheless, there vas no apparent
shortage.
A short distance from the depot at
Henning several hundred had gather
ed. From q rostrum theress the sena-
tor dropped few new thoughts for
wanderers to ponder over.
Said he: EVERY veteran who goes
On the latform with Hooper and to
that extent encourages his candidacy
casts shadow en- every principle he
ever fought for, and on the memory CT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
GOV. PATTERSON TO
ENTER LECTURE FIELD

Gov. Malcolm Rice Patterson has,
upon the earnest solicitation of numer-
Gus friends over the state, consented to
deliver limited number of lectures,
and now has in course of preparation a
lecture, and he will in the near future
deliver il in some points in Tennessee.
Gov. Patterson has national repu-
tation AS a public speaker. He has the
power TO charm his audience such as is
possessed by few public men of today.
The fact that he has consented TO Ice
ture Will he pleasing news TO thousands
who know his power of entertaining,
The field will be practically new TO the
governor, as his public addresses have
SO far been principally political, yet
no one who has read or heard his pub
lie addresses will doubt for moment
his success rs an entertainer. The
governor lecture will not only be en-
tertaining, but will be highly instruc-
tive.
Gov Patterson has been governor of
Tennessee for two terms and was unan-
imously re-nominated TO succeed him.
self for third term, but surrendered
his nomination in the interest Of demo.
cratic harmony.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27

his comrades whose bones shoulder on
the battlefields of the south.
81 am for temperance and enforce
ment of laws. How is Hooper going
to enforce the law any better than
can? The record of his party in the
way of enforcing the law when they
had the opportunity to do it is not so
promising. Enloe is as much republic
can today as is Hooper. l would rath-
er vote for Hooper than Enloe, be-
cause Enloe is traitor to the party
that has fed him.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
LARGE NEW BRICK
PLANT AT KINGSPORT

The secretary of state has issued pa
pers of incorporation for the Kingsport
Brick Company, new S50,0O0 plant
which is being established by Atlanta
and Rome, Ga, men, says the Knox
Vile World.
J. d. Whitaker, of Atlanta, is presi-
dent and Il. f. Mahan, of Rome, vice
president of the new concern, which
will be ready for operations in the next
few weeks. The plant is being estab-
lished on the land of George l.. Carter,
president of the g., G., & o. railway, at
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
Entered at the PoStoffice at Johnson City, Ten
nessee Second Glass Natter

Yielding to the prima facia evidence
of a universal demand for candidate
for congress to succeed the late Col. w
p. Brownlow and also to fill out the
unexpired term of the dead statesman,
we have given ear TO the numerous
and earnest appeals, and agree with
the populace that we are the most
available man in the district to make
the race, and therefore enter the con-
test with the kindest feelings for our
competitors. If they defeat us we
shall not complain for moment, and
if we are elected we will go to WASH
ington, determined to do our utmost
for the district that has been filled
with monuments to the untiring ener-
gy of the most successful member who
ever set in the halls of congress from
any state, Col. w. p. Brownlow, our
lamented dead, make persistent effort
to lower the cost of living, see that no
faithful employee is removed from Of
flee except by death, and spend the
paltry salary in such an artistic man.
ner as to make Johnson City look a
metropolis. This is gloriously free
country, we have right to run, it is a
laudable ambition to go to congress,
and with enmity toward none and
kindness for all, we get in the going.
We want your vote, but if you can't
give it, we shall continue to be friends.
Let the people decide and we shall be
satisfied. CY II. LYLE.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
AMERICAN KILLED IN
FILIPINO OUTBREAK

Manila, Oct. 26.--Two bands of Man
obos tribcsmen are depredating the
west coast of Dayao, in southeastern
Mndanao Island ard have killed sew
eral planters, including Earl Gerr, an
American. All available troops were
ordered TO the scene today.
Brigal.ier-General John ]. Pershing;
commanding the department of Min
danao, has left his headquarters at
Zamboanga II command the reinforce
ments which arl being hurried to Da-
vac.
The Manobos Dattos declare their
purpose OF expelling all foreigners ard
Filipinos from the district.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1910-10-27
Can't Learn in School.

When the stomach is out of order or the
bowels constipated, feeling of drowsiness
and inactivity comes over the body. The
brain won't think and the body won work
If it is child who suffers in this way, it
naturally can't learn well in school, as it
has no inclination tor study. Give the child
dose of DR.. CaIdwel's Syrup Pepsin and
you will soon find ii wonderfully improved
and ultimately cured.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy has become
famous for its cures Of coughs, colds, Group
and influenza. try it when in need. 1t
contains no h ,ntul substance and always
gives promo relief. Sold by all dealers.