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Newspaper Page TextI- f THE ' OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, SUNDAY- MORNINO, APRIL 8, 1003. 15 TRAVEL BY 17ATER Oil THE IMS i iraft rising Between Port land and San Francisco pv.J)o Big Business. STEAM BCHOONEES a-r ; SHARE IN TRAFFIC . Northland Leaves With Full List I After Regular Liner Have Depart. ed With Every Berth Occnpledt I Independent Maintain , Old Rats, iv.-( -y .... , . ' Passenger , traffic batweea.. Portland and Ban Francisco It much heavier this year ' than, 1 ordinarily at this season, and vary ooaster catering- to that olaaa f traffic la being- taxed to capacity, despite; the cut rata established some Weeks ago by tha Harrlman Una to cap tura tha bulk of U( business. - Xsst night tha steam aohoonar North land laft Portland wiw a cargo or turn bar and passengers, avery barthbalng taken. Thla la all tha mora ramarkabla rhen taken Into consideration that bar earners have not followed tha Harrlman cut, but axe a till charging tha old rata that haa been in vogue on .ma independ ent craft for a long time 111 cabin and il second olaaa Toe Harrlman rata la ilO Intermediate cabin and II second Clase or tee rare, it waa moe 10 in lta t raff la and drive out competition. The flrat cabin rata remaina at f II. tha game aa charred by other llnea Thursday niaht tha North Paciflo Bteamnhlp company'a ateamer Oeorga W. Elder left Martin's dock lor Ban Pedro, vis aa Franclaeo and Eureka, with a full naaaenser Hat. and raster- da afternoon tha Harrlman liner (Sena tor left 'Alna worth dock with bar. ao-L eommodations taxed to capacity, tnera being 117 on board, exclusive of officers gnd craw. . Tha only ataam gchooner that has met tha Harrlman cut ao far la tha Waeh Ington, which on her laat trip south sold uarnman rai.s. bus r. rent out ruii North-bound t raffle la even heavier nd It la said that tne senator on ner tat trip out of Ban Pranclaoo was forced to laava II a tee rage paaaengers behind. The ateam schooner Hanalal la expect ed to arrive here this week from San Pedro via San Franclaco . with a full Eaaaenger .tat She waa recently placed i rommlmlon and baa been enjovlng a ood buaineaa, both aa regards freight nd paasengera Tha Hanalel will come north In command of, -Captain Cecil formerly chief officer Steamship company'a President, Captain McFarlana Brown, Pacific Steamahl it Caotal taken a leave of absenoe. of the steamer having WINDJAMMER ENTERING COLUMBIA EIVEE. , '( ' i s - y ' . ' v . , y--yyi . y y : ! - . . I ' I ' V ! ' i "",v 5' 'j .-. , '."v , 1 . 4 Tbs French bark, Alice Marie, which has Just discharged cargo bf 16,104 barrel! of cement, consigned to W. P. Fuller 4 Co., la un der charter to the Northwest Warehouse company to carry a full cargo of wheat to Europe. She arrived here February IS after a fairly smart voyage from Antwerp. CHINESE PACKING 'UP. Will Go On Board Ship Berlin for the North This Week. Chinese cannery workers who bava signed to go north on tha American ahip Berlin are packing up and will Join tha Ship at Alaska dock during the week. They are to be employed in tha cannerlea of the Alaska Packers' asao nlatlon on Bristol bay and they will start out about 100 strong. 1 The orientals will occupy quarters In tha foreward part of tha veaael. where they will do their own cooking and take 'care of themaelvea under the leadership of one of their number, They will have nolhlng .in .comrnoiu. with .the white fishermen who will go north to catch . the salmon that tha Chinese Will clean and put Into cans. : '.-. Tha Berlin began, receiving cargo Sev eral days ago and should be ready to laava down tha river aometime -during: tha week. She will carry aevera head of livestock in enolosures on- the main deck, and in tha hold win be stores and equipment ior me "eaaon. . - - The ahtna Henry VII lard and St Nlch olas are being outfitted at Aatorla for tha Bristol bay canneries or tna Aatona association, : . rlrs here from Coos this afternoon. The British ahin Donna Franceses which arrived at Astoria several days ago from Valparaiso In ballast seeking a charter, waa reported yesterday aa having bean engaged to carry wheat to Europe The official measurement of tha gas oline launch Petrel was completed by the customs department at .Astoria yea- terday. Her dimensions are aa roi depth. net Iowa: Lenarth. Ui feet: beam. II feet l.a feet! l tona krosa. 11 tons She. la equipped with a horse power enrlne. She waa built for the Alaska Packers association, and will be ' taken to Semiahmoo, Washington, where she will be used as a cannery lender. MARINE NOTES. - SPEED THROUGH CANAL. With Compan Supplies. Steamers v Searchlights at Sues. By employing electrlo searchlights it Is now, possible for steamers of. ordi nary speed to pass through Sues canal In about 17 hours, according to Captain Oulllksen of the Norwegian ateamer Alter which left' hare , Friday with wheat for the Orient Ha took his ves sel through tha canal recently and says It Is surprising .. to . note ths 1 Improve ments- going, on mere. "iccoa about 14, he aald ing reduced to Induce . business. ata the average tramp ateamer 4,000 to pass through the canal,'' , 'but- tha rata IS gradukUy ba luced.lo Induce . business. To keen tha channel open reaulres stead employment of about 40 dredges. San storms are frequent In . that part of the world and without., dredging, the eanar .would aoon fill uo. "Tha canal Is being widened so that comparatively little delay , is caused when vessels meet. Jn the narrowest places one craft has to be docked In a sort .of a pocket In tha wall .while tna otners pass.- ... , "Extra charge 1 ;made for tha use of the searohllghta.7 Without them It is Impossible ' to navigate at night They are placed on the bow of tha ves sel and furnished power from one of tha winches." i BIG LUMBER CARGOES. Shipments to Foreign Ports Will Be Heavy During April. ; ' Lumber shipments from thls'porr for foreign destinations give promine of be ing very heavy during tha month, there being enough vessels now loading to bring ; the shipments up to a figure much larger than tha . average of the past several months. Among vessels now receiving lumber a( local miiis lur lurcigu countnea are w. tha British steamers - Needles and . Btrathtay and tho British bark Jordan hill, the American bark Acme and the Russian bark Albyn. .The Norwegians steamer iuisa is in tna river" reaoy to negin loading as soon as aha can be given berth." .- - . : - s These cargoes alone will aggregate close to 20.000.000 feet and all of them ' will likely be cleared before the end of -the month. . ALONG THE WATERFRONT.' ". M ; I,.: ..WSIllISi IlllrtSlI1. 'Y " KCi, 'Th French ship Hocho arid the Brit ish bark Clan Buchanan have left for the United Kingdom with wheat car . goes, i v ' ' . , ,''. Tha steamer ' Sue H.. Elmore : sailed yesterday afternoon for Tillamook . with a light cargo. . The Norwegian steamer Minerva left .. sTAvavn mi ) aV r t ntL irskaif aWla v a tswnnAn Vva ffJv as y uivBi ff uut..a ui a.a iivuiii bound ; for Eurek. California, to : load , lumber for Melbourne. t.; r1 .'.-' ' The steamer Aulance Is scheduled to leave Tor Coos Bay this evening, and the. steamer Breakwater Is due to ar- Astorla, April 4. Condition of bar at I p. m., rough, wind southwest 11 miles; weather cloudy. Arrived down at 1:30 a. m. and aaliad at 1 p, m. Steamer AVer, for Yokohama by way O Puget Sound. '- Arrived down at 7:10 a. m.. Franch bark Hocha and British bark Calluna Arrived down at 8:10 m. and sailed at 1:21 p. m., steamer Eureka, i for Eureka. Bailed at 6.10 a. m. steamer Senator, for San Franolaca Arrived at 1:11 P. m. and left up, steam- ne city, irom can rrancisoo. Sailed at 1:16 p. m.," steamer Caacada, prti Arrivad at Washington, from er Noma City, from Sailed at 1:16 p. for San Francisco. . San Franclaco,. April mldnlaht ateamer Wai Portland. , Sailed at 1 p, m.. steamer Rosa City: at 1:30 p, rn.( steamer Roan oke. for Portland. . i ' . . , Falmouth. April 4. Arrived April 2, French bark -Turgot irons Portland. Lljard, April 4 Passed, French bark Homeward Bound, from .Portland for Ouaenatown. . Tides at Astoria Sundajr-H!gh, 8:20 a m., 8.1 feet; 4:20 p. m., 7.1 feet. Low, 10:13, a. footjr 10:08 ,p. m., 1.0 fast--- - -- MARINE INTELLIGENCE. J m JUMPING .:; ROPES"; Tor, the kvW- '-v Children : batte poett xAsrrs ; One. ca Every I&af of "Butter-jrntH Bagwhsr Uasrs Dae to Arrive Hanalel, . San Franclaco .April 8 Breakwater, Coos Bay ........ .April I Kosa city. Ban Francisco....... April 7 Roanoke. San Pedro an J' wav.. ..April T Sue H. Elmore, Tillamook.,..;., April 9 Alliance, Cooa Bay .....April 10 Arabia orient. . . .'. . . . , . k .April 10 sureka. Eureka and Cooa. .. . .. .April 1Z O. W. Elder, aan Pedro and way. April 14 Nieomadia. orient v.. ......... ...May t A leala. orient. ............... . June I Nu man tla, orient ..July 1 Begular Xlaars to Depart Alliance; Cooa Biv.'. .......... .April 8 Hanalel. - San Francisco. . . . . . . . .Aorll 7 Breakwater, San Francisco .....April KoanoKe, tsan rearo and way.. April Rose City, San Francisco .....April 10 Sue 11. Elmore. Tillamook...... April 11 Eureka, Eureka and Coos April 13 Arabia, orient . , . , . ,., ..April 18 Geo, W. Elder. San Pedro April 1 Senator, San Francisco ..April 17 iiicoiiiuum. ujient ,.,,..... . .may. Alexia, orient June Numantia, orient ........... ...July ' ' Tssssto ta rora, ' J St Nlcholaa Am. sh..... .......Astoria Berlin, Am. sh. ...Alaska Henry Villard. Am. sh . . . .'. . . . . . Astoria acme, Am. an. roruana utr, - (;o joraanmu, at. sn amnion Alice Marie, Fr. bk ............ . Stream Broderlck Castle, Br. ship .Stream Larglemore, Br. sh.. Mill street Edward Detallle, Fr. bk. Greenwich No. 2 Marecual Davont Fr. bk. Montgomery. I Molier. Fr. bk. ............ "DolDhins Crown of India. Br. bk. ..........Irving eroena. Br. PK.i j . . . .n.ieratr Leyland Bros., Br, sh........... Astoria Turner. Am. sch. ......... Tongue Point Aieyn, kui. oa.i . . .m. F. Lumber uo, Ernest Legouve, Fr. bk.... ... ..Ooeanio Irene, Am. sen.... Linn ton Eugene FergaHne, Fr. bk. ......Oceanic Cornll Bart, - Br. bk , ........... .Stream Celtlcburn, Br, bk, .......... . , .Oceanic Nomla, Oer. bk . , t ; ......... .. . .Astoria Donna Franceses Br, bk...... .Astoria Strathtay, Br, ss...... . ..E. & w Mills iveeuies-cr. ss. ... .f'oruana XiPr. tjo, Elsa, Nor. sa...!;'i'.i...'i. .',-,. Stream LetUtia.Am.sch... 4....... N. P. Mills t'ranla. Nor. bk. Stream Shna Tak, Am. ts. .. . . . . . . . . . .Prescott Wellesley, Am. sob. . .......... . .Irving Santa Rita. Am. ss... ...... Portsmouth Alliance, Am. sa. .... . . . .Couch street Nome City, Am. ss ...... . .Couch street . , Va Boats to Xioad laatbat. ' Echo, Am. bktn. ............,...canao St Helens, Am. sh....... San Francisco Melville Dollar, Am. sa,.San Francisco Ravalli. Am. as......... .San Franclaco Churchill, Ami. sch. .Keelung Kelburn, Br. bk.,.,.,.. ., .Mojlllones Virginia, Am. sch . . ... . . .. San Francisco Johan Poulsen, Am. ss...8an Franclaco . Ba Bwots Wit O eat eat and Oeneral. Aberfpyle,1 Br. eh. ........... ..Antwerp Edmund Rostsd, Fr, bk. ...... .London Emanuele Accama It- bk. . .Hamburg Asgard, Nor.; ship... ........ ..Antwerp Bidrt, Fr.1 bk. ............... .Antwerp Aibtrt Rlckmers, Oer, bk..,,. .Antwerp Clan Graham, Br. sh. ',. Cardiff Kneenis Fautrel. Fr. hk Inicm Gael. Fr. bk tiondoa Neatsflelds, Br. ship Hamburg Goal Ships Ba Boat. Anoalos, Br. sh Newcastle, A. Mlndoro. Am. ach. .Newcastle, N. 8. W. Tramp Stsamars Ba Baata, Strathgyla, Brltlah ss....8an Francisco Inversklp, Br. sa ..San Francisco Boverlc,- Br. aa ........ Baa Franc lsoo Taunton, Br. aa........ Guaymas Foerlc, Br. ss. ?..,San Franclaco Ba Boats la Ballast to Zm4 araln. Alaterkamp, Gar. ah. . i . .Caleta Coloaa Manx King, Br. sh Taltral Urania. Nor. bk...... Valparaiso Port Crawford. Br. sh Callao Agnes Oswald, Br. ah. Callao River Fallocb, Br. bk Callao Nordeee, Ger. ah Callao Oregon, Ger. ah. ...Yokohama Geo. Faldherbe, Fr. bk. Yokohama Henrietta, Ger. ah... Weat coast Bretagne, Fr. sh, ., San Franclaco aster, uer. oa Valparaiso oa steamers Ba Boats. Geo. Loomla Am. aa San Franclaco Aemiclon, Am. ss San Franclaco FASTER SUIT SALE ISO Xlgh-Orads Sample Suits at Oost of .laaklag. Every garment strictly hand-tailnrwii in the finest possible manner-advance C00IU ,1EII SEE . DILAPIDATED SLIP v'.rV:A t .... ,jyy-, yy Visit Foot of- Stark; Street With yiew:ot Ordering - ; J Temporary Eepalrs, CONCRETE "DdCKriv::' . r V FINAIi SOLUTION lnproreinents for Presenl Will TJn- ' doubtedly Be Llrnited ' to' Board ' ' Walks for Benefit of Those .Who Are to Partlcipata la Carnival. T. A number of the city councilman took a ride in tha city's launch, yesterday af ternoon to view tha harbor and some of its dilapidated wharvea They, were ss sorted, by Harbormaster paler. Tha trip was ostensibly for -the parposa of seeing what aan ba Anna to Improve the looks Of the Stark street landing, r. ' ' Not A few of the city, fathers .ware surprised whan they beheld the delapi- dated condition of , tha landing.. Tha re ceding water has left the float entirely' out of line and partly submerged. A few weeks ago, whan tha water was about ala feet above Its preaent stage, tha float was adrift and Impassable. It waa given ao attention sxoepUng by those who hsppen to have craft moored In the vicinity and they aoread boards over the worst places so an to make it possible to reach the river. 'A cere oas pesu mucn tais or ouuaing a ooncreta dock at the landing which waa purchased by the city with the old Stark street .ferry, but so far It has amounted to talk only. Last year It waa temporarily- Improved when the warships vlaHed the harbor, but the plank walk waa removed a few weeka after tha departure of tha warahlpa and alnca then the float has steadily been going to wreck and ruin. To build a concrete landing would mean quite an undertaking and it ia now propoaad to have another temporary wharf" constructed for use dunes the rose carnival aquatlo events. HEADACHE FE0M EYES, Slight Defects in Vision Often Cause of Much Suffering. From tha Family Doctor. Basins; himself on his records bf nearly 1.300 eye examinations. Dr. & W. S. Toms claims that to per cent of all those Buffering from reflex or neu ralglo headache have ocular del acta. Over 00 of the patients examined were altogether unaware of their defect Fully bait the cases were of only alight refractive arrora or muscular unbalance. and It la In theae casea In which ciliary spasm is the direct ractor in causing headache In peraona whoae occupation calls for naar vision that accommoda tive asthenopia results. 1 1 With No Back Pains No Nervousness No Wdato df Power - 1 T ':'':".y vNo iLoss; of Ambition ..CBllTO PIcBty ct Life tad tntmliin :ii;iwlii 'To be'itroof and manly is the. slra of every atfoaf nan, and yet how many we find who are waiting the vitality and strength .which nature gives them. In stead of developing into the strong, vigorous, manly young fellows, that nature, intended. them .to. te, ; they find themnlves Weak, itunted and despondent no ambition -to do anything. -.They itrnggle aimlesiry along, sooner or' later to be come; victims of that dread diieue, sgrvout debility) their finer , sensibilities blunted and their semi shattered,. ; j: ; r, . , t i , v :t -, , ;: I Cure Men's , Diseases 1, ' " . t. . 't ; t n ST ' V mm mm, DIUTAYLOn. The Leading Specialist f .have treated hnnd'reds of men who have lonq-suffered a araituat' decline nf nhvaical and mental encfinr as s result oi private ailments, ana have tern intsreitea in. noting the marked general improvement u rot-; lows a. thorough me the foremost study. J have given j!.) a t aa .. '.a a o . . , . a onrinai. nisuncuve ana tnorousrnrv scientine mrtnoas oi treatment i emoiov. , ' . . i , -To those in doubt as to their true condition 'who wish to avoid the serious results that may follow per-; 'lect, I offer, free consultation, and advice, either st my office or through correspondence. If rout case' is; one of the. few that haa reached an incurable stage. I will not accept it for treatment.' nor will I vie , my services upon any. one. i treat curable cases only, and cure all cases I treat. rate ailments, and have been Interested in. noting the marked general improvement that roi th cure ofthe chief disorder. My lueceisin curing difficult cases of long standing has made st 'specialist treating men's diseases.. This success is due to several things.. It is due to the riven my specialty; to mV having ascertained the exact nature of men's ailments, sod to, the -. ? J . 1 li .-.r ' i . . t . n J. i .Weakness; Touve . probably been m treated . for ' so-called weakness and helped tempo rarily er not at all, and the reason Is very - apparsnt when cause of loss of power In men is understood. Weakness Is mere ly a symptom of chronlo Inflamma tion . of the pros tate gland, which my treatment re moves, thereby permanently r a -atorlng strength and vigor. Specific Blood Poison No dangerous minerals to drive tha virus to tha Interior, but, harmless, blood -clean sing- rem edies that remove the last poisonous taint , ' ; Varicocele Absolutely pelnlees treatment that curea completely la one weak. Investigate my method. It Is the only thoroughly sd entlflo treatment for this dla- belng employed. , f FREE My colored chart,1 showing the g study eases will ba given free upon male anatomy and affording an Interesting tudy.ln men's dla- application. Gontractod Dlorderai Toa can depend apoa a eukk "and thorough sure by any treatment.' A quick cure la desirable . booaooe a slow cure la apt to ba ae sure at all. and a chronic development Will. cans later. I euro yon beyond the possi bility of a relapse and la half the usual time required. , ... ... . ... Reflx Allmentas Often the condition, appearing , to be the chief disorder la only a rafleg ailment resulting from some'' other dlsoasa Weakness somotlmaa nnmee from varicocele or stricture; skia and bone diseases result from blood poison taint, and physical and men tal deollDO - follow long-standing functional disorder. My long experi ence In treating man enables rae to determine the exact conditions that oxlat and to treat accordingly, thai removing ovsry nam aging oeuae lie enacts. bus and Consultation and Advice FREE Call or Write Today XOTTM S Am BK. TO I F, IL sTTflri)AYM WO I Sc DR. TAYLOR Co. 3341 Morrison Strett Cornsr Second Portland. Ores. .A-i 'i la Uncompll : i calcfl Cases Is i 4 x u.& A- !j : 111! YouPay t .When Cured! There Is no apparent relation between cially characteristic, except perhaps the the severity of the headache and degree of the ocular defect, and nothing eape- atylea for early summer and wear crowns, . oiues, ; tans. spring greens, blacks and light mixtures a represen tative gathering of air tha finest and best aolllng models, on sale tomorrow at v.y w.tT . """J! ;"" great snap. McAllan A McDonnell.' tha Tinsut uooaa ,tora . PER30NAX. Mrs. James B. Welch left last Friday evening for a few weeks' visit with her aunt, Mrs. W. . Button, at ITeppner, Oregon. ' Dr. - and Mrs. Llndsav have ratnrnat from McMinnvlUe, where they spent tha past week. ' Mrs. J. N. Hopper of Gttner, Texas, Is vlaltinr her d&uahtar Mlaa Nitlll. U Pelrce, 761 Vancouver avenue. patient's nonsuspicion or tne oause. Sickness or health Impairment may be the first lnoitlna factor in some patient with considerable ocular defects which gave no trouble before. rrea Deafnaae Oura. A remarkable offer made by one of the leading ear apeclallsta in thla coun try. Dr. Branaman offera to ail apply ing at once two full months' medicine free to prove his ability to cure per manently deafness, head nolaea and ca tarrh in every stage. Addreaa Dr. O. M. Branaman, ISIS Walnut street, Kan sas City, Missouri. A 400 lot In Evanston is ths equal of a 11,000 lot In many parts of the town. See It today (Sunday). Take W-W car. The Spanton company are the only agecta. DR. PIERCE Cures all Vervoaa and Private Diseases of MEN Quicker and cheaper than others. Call and see him first Consultation free. Phone Main 165. Office 181 1st st, corner xamnui. EN. FOR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderson's Compound Bavin ana Cotton Root Pilla. The beat and only reliable remedy for DELAYED PER IODS. Cure the most obstin- 1 ate ' cases In I to 10 days. . Price IS ; er bo or three boxes se.oo,,. Bold ty , racrlata everywhere.. DR. PIERCE. 181 First st, Portland. Phone Main 1886.! .,,,.. .,,, i For Coroner Dr. J. C. Twitchell Offloe of ZOPHLR N. AGLL County Olerk of Douglas County, ' : Oregon. - Deputies T. X. XJUTOX X. I. BAOfOiXI Roseburg, Ore., March 24, 1908 To Whom It May Concern:-- ; t It gives me great pleasure to say that I have known Dr. J. C. Twitchell for a number, of years . and. in all my dealings 'with him I have always found him to be a good, honest, upright man, and a gentle- man. ; In-the year 1900 he was elected Coroner of Douglas County ; which : position he held, and was'eleoted three terms with honor to himself -and credit to the citi zens who elected him. During Mr. Twitch ell's three terms of office many criminal bases were tried. Mr. Twitchell is high- ' ly-esteemed by the citizens of Douglas County and his many friends in this '"county always wish him well. ! ' ' ioui'b very respeotiuixy, t 1 County Clerk J'of .Douglas .'; J 'County,' Oregon.; Vv WE CURE M Our Ctires Are Thorough and Permanent NO EXPERIMENTS! NO FAILURES OUR GlUtUNTg-NO PAY UNLESS CURED MEN When Yon Need the Services" of a Doctor, Con . tult One of Wide Experience. WE ARE just now completing our TWENTIETH year as special ists in MEN'S DISEASES. If we accept your case for treatment a core is but' a matter of . reasonable time. Each and every patient receives skillful, scientific and expert treatment and he sees and knows from the beginning of treatment that be is getting the BEST medical attention obtainable, and that the cure he craves is being rapidly brought about.' Our entire time and practice is devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON, VARICOCELE, STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY. HYRO CELE, PILES. FISTULA, DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS. BLAD DER AND PROSTATE GLAND, CONTRACTED DISORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN , . OUT? METHODS ire uo-to-date. and are Indorsed bv the hlarhest medical authorities tf Europe and America. Hence our success in the treatment of men's diseases. J MEN, if you are suffering from any disease or weakness, we want jon to know you have s fricoC in us. We want you to feel that you can come to us with the troubles you'd tell to your closest friend or that you would even hesitate to tell bim. Onr relations will be as PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL ; as they have been with, multitudes of others who have received our assistance. Be careful in selecting a ; doctor to treat you, for it all depends upon the physician yon go to ss to whether too get the curs yoa seek. WE FULFILL ALL OUR PROMISES and never hold out false hope. Yoa need, health and strength first that's moneys helps to make, money, p v 1- 'L- H CONSULTATION and AD VI CIS -KihV-TERMS reasonable and made to suit the conrenJcnoe nU.saatls.aTseols ( of'the natient our services are within, the reach" of every one.. If . yoa. cannot CALL, writs for, self- examination blank and free literature. Many" esses can be cured st home. 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