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PAUL'S
FAREW ELL
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L E S S O N T E X T — A c t . SO l» - 3 8 .
MOTHER:- Fl et ch er’s
G o l . l ’EN T E X T — "Va c u a b t to «up-
pert th e w e a k , an d to r em e m b e r th e
w ord s o f th e L ord J e s u s , h o w H e sa id .
I t Is m ore b le s s e d to g iv e th a n to r e
c e iv e , ' — A c t s
Castoria is especially prepared
to relieve Infants in arms and
Children all ages of Constipa
tion, Flatulency, Wind Colic
and Diarrhea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and, hy
re fla tin g the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of
Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
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PR IM A R Y T O PIC — P a u l a L o v in g
F riend .
JU N IO R T O PIC — P a u l s F a r e w e ll e l
M iletus.
IN I’ E R M E D IA T E A N D S E N IO R T O P
1C— An E x a m p le o f F a ith fu ln e s s .
YOUNG P E O P L E A N D A D l’L T TO P
IO— R e s p o n s ib ilitie s o f C h u rch M em
bers.
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A fter th e u p ro a r a t E phesus, the
Jew» laid w ait for Paul to destroy
him. T h is plot ol lig a ted hltn to re
tra c e his ste p s th ro u g h M acedonia
Insleud o f tak in g a m ore ra p id sea
voyage. H e ta rrie d w ith th e disciples
a t T rons, m eeting w ith them around
the ta b le of th e Lord, und speaking
w ords o f e ncouragem ent to them . In
order to he a t Je ru sa le m on th e dHy
of P entecost, he did not go to E p h e
sus, hut sen t fo r th e elder» of the
church at E p h esu s to m eet him ut
M iletus. T h e p ictu re o f P a u l's fa re
well to th e E p h esia n e ld e rs Is a very
touching one. H is object In th is a d
d ress w as to im preaa upon them their
resp onsihllltles. T he a n aly sis of his
a d d ress h a s been so well m ade by
D octor Rtlfler th a t It Is su b sta n tia lly
reproduced here.
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Physician* everywhere recommend it.
A r t if ic ia l S ilk E x p a n s io n
Shuts O ff “ S no o p ers”
O ne p lant m a n u fa c tu rin g rayon, or
artificial silk. Io th e N eth erlan d s, e m
ploys 5.0110 people nnd p lan s to e n
larg e th e o u tp u t to Include the m ak
ing of artlflclnl horse hair, artificial
stra w und o th e r cellulose product».
A device to p re v en t e a v e sd ro p p in g
o u tsid e telep h o n e call boxes Is being
trie d a t F leetw ood, E ngland, post of
fice. A “btixjser" h a s been In sta lle d
w hich com es Into o p e ra tio n a s soon a s
th e c a lle r closes th e door. It c a n n o t
he h eard Inside th e box, hut p re v e n ts
ttiose o u tsid e from o v e rh e a rin g th e
co n v ersatio n .
F ig h t on L u x u ry
An a n ti-lu x u ry society has been
form ed In T okyo by stu d e n ts.
It
hopes to Induce th e w ealth y people o f
J a p a n to d isc o n tin u e h a b its of luxury.
Money Is ttie root o l th e m a n u fa c
tu rin g plan t.
I. Paul Reviews Hi» Three Year»*
M inistry at E phesus (vv. 18-21).
1. T he .Spirit o f H i« M in is try (v . 19).
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By J O H N
T o avoid imitation», always look fo r the signature o f
(1) H e wits hum ble, “ serv in g w ith
all hum ility o f m ind.”
(2) H e wag ten d e r, w orking for
them In te a rs.
(3) H e w as fa lth fq l In th e face of
tria ls w hich befell hltn b ecau se th e
Je w s w ere lying In w ait for him.
2. T h e D iligence of H is M inistry
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D IC K IN S O N S H E R M A N
OM E day th e hugs will get
us— If we don’t w atch out.
So say th e entom ologists.
And o th e r sc ie n tists say
th e bug m en a re q uite
rig h t. W hat they m ean Is
th a t th e locusts, g ra ssh o p
25 ;
pers. b eetles, borers, w ee
vils and o th e r p e sts of the
T W ift t T K r '
in se c t w orld th r e a te n to e a t us o u t of
.RACK.
h ouse a n d hom e a n d s ta rv e u s to
d e ath . T hey hold th a t th e Insect world serv ice survey show s th e c o tto n fields n o thing of diversified crops nnd the
Is m a n ’s m ost d a n g e ro u s enem y— so of N orth C arolina to be m ore heavily boll weevil had destroyed King C otton.
d a n g ero u s th a t only by e te rn a l vigi Infested th is y e a r th a n last. In som e W ijte s C arl W. P lp m u n in Good H a rd
w ure (Now Y ork) ;
lan ce and u n ceasin g w a rfa re will th e c ases a s high ns 50 per cent.
hu m an race he ab le to survive.
A n o th er tells of th e discovery of a
B u t th e c ity o ffic ia ls an d th e h u sln ea *
en g o t t o g e th e r . T h e y d e c id e d Rome
In th e m ean tim e U ncle Ram, E n to germ icide th a t will rid th e S outh of m
t h in g m u st be d o n e and d o n e q u ic k ly .
m ologist, Is a u th o rity for th e official the p est by a p riso n e r in th e A tla n ta T h e y s a w fa r m e r s le u v lu g th e fa r m s
s ta te m e n t th a t a hlllion-dollar an n u al F e d e ra l p e n ite n tia ry who hud been a an d th e y o u n g m en flo c k in g to th e
title s .
T h e y saw* a d y in g E n te r p r ise .
loss Is Inflicted upon o u r gardens, B a ltim o re sc ie n tist of note.
So th e y b e g a n p r e a c h in g d iv e r s ific a
fields, o rc h a rd s and fo re s ts by a h u n
A th ird Is th a t th e chem ical w a rfa re tio n — fo r th e first tim e In th e h is to r y
d re d o r m ore Im ported Insect pests.
se rv ice of th e U nited S ta te s arm y has o f t h a t s e c tio n . W ith in o n e y e a r C o f
M ind you, U ncle Sam says, “ l.miairt- been tu rn e d loose on th e boll weevil fe e c o u n t y b r o k e th e w o r ld 's record In
th e y ie ld o f p e a n u ts, fo r a s im ila r area,
ed p e sts." O ffhand one w ould say th a t w ith o rd e rs to find som e poison th a t an d a ls o In th e r e tu r n In d o lla r s and
th e e a rlie s t of th e s e Im ported p e sts will p u t It out of bu sin ess fo r all tim e. c e n t s fo r h o g s an d c a t t le sh ip p ed . T h e
w a s th e H e ssia n fly, w hich w as
P robably one reason fo r th e p e rsist fa r m e r s r a ise d th e ir o w n h av. corn ,
an d o th e r p r o d u ce fo r hom e
b ro u g h t o ver In th e R evolution by th e ent th ro w in g of th e lim elight on the c p o o n t a s u to m e s p tio
n , w h ic h th e y b o u g h t p r e
m e rc e n a rie s h ired by G eorge III from I boll weevil Is th e fa ct th a t cotton Is v io u sly , w h e n th e y r a ise d o n ly c o tto n .
a G erm an prince. W e tr e a te d the H es ! one of o u r big crops. Rome y e a rs it C o ffe e c o u n ty h a s n o w b e c o m e a flo u r
sia n s
ro ugh—you
rem em b er w hat ! e q u als In v alu e th e corn crop. T he is h in g c a t t le an d h o g m a r k e t, a s w e ll
as a p e a n u t m a r k e t
A lab am a n ow
G eorge W ash in g to n did to them at I c o tto n belt e x te n d s from th e A tlan tic s e ll s to th e M id d le W e st.
B efo re . It
T re n to n —a n d th e fly th ey b ro u g h t In to T ex a s and O k la h o m a ; probably It b o u g h t o n ly .
B y 191» and 1919, th is e n tir e s e c tio n
th e ir s tra w p a ck in g h a s since de will be e x ten d ed c le a r to th e Pacific.
stro y e d enough o f o u r w h e at to pay And th is A m erican belt grow s 84 per had le a r n e d th e le s s o n o f d iv e r s ific a
tio n .
A s a r e s u lt , th e w h o le c o u n ty
th e G e n tia n w a r debt.
cen t of th e w o rld 's cotton. O ur e x w a s r o llin g In p r o s p e r ity
It w a e not
T h e re h a s been a succession of th ese p o rts of cotton a re ab o u t tw ice those u n til a ft e r th e c o m in g o f th e b u g th a t
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a d a y s U ncle Sum litis a sm all arm y a t 30 p e r cen t of th e w orld’s production. s a n d s o f d o lla r s . T h e h a r d w a r e e to r e s
did a flo u r is h in g b u s in e s s and th e eam e
w ork fighting th em . In Hie A gricul
T h e boll weevil (A nthonoinus g ran
tu r a l d e p a rtm e n t, fo r exam ple, he has d is) Is a g ray Insect about th e size of w a s tr u e o f o th e r s t o r e s S e v e r s ! s m a ll
f a c to r ie s c a m e to th e c it y an d th e p ost
e sta b lish e d th e b u re a u s of p lan t Indus a housefly. B oth a d u lts and g ru b s In office r o se from fo u r t h c la s s to sec o n d
tr y and entom ology and th e Insecticide ju r e th e c o tto n —th e form er by fe e d c la s s . H a n d so m e s c h o o l b u ild in g s and
a n d fu n g icid e board. T h ro u g h them ing, p u n c tu rin g and laying e g g s; the fine c h u r c h e s , h o s p it a ls nnd b e a u tifu l
he w a tch e s th e p o rts to keep new l a tte r by feeding on th e c o n te n ts of h o m e s w e r e e r e c te d . A ll b e c a u s e th e
fa r m e r s le a r n e d to r a is e s o m e th in g b e -
p e sts out. H e sc o u rs th e e a r th for th e bolls. T h e boll w eevil first e n te red e ld e s c o tto n
I s It s u r p r is in g , th en ,
p e st-re sistin g p la n ts a n d fo r Insects | th e U nited S ta te s from Mexico in 1892. t h a t on o n e o f th e p r in c ip a l s t r e e t s o f
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th a t p re y on p e sts th a t prey upon us. g e ttin g a foothold In so u th w e ste rn
b er o f 1919 s m o n u m e n t» ’ fo u n ta in to
H e e x p e rim e n ts w ith Insect poisons.
T ex as. In fe sta tio n sp re ad slow ly but th e m e m o r y o f th e M ex ica n b o ll w e e
A 23-acre fa rm w hich Includes Insect su rely . U llm utlc c o nditions m ade 1018 v il? T h is m o n u m e n t s ta n d s to d a y a s
p e sts am ong Its c h ie f cro p s Is o p e rated a y e a r of c a ta s tro p h e In th e m a tte r th e o n ly m o n u m e n t e v e r e r e c te d to th e
m e m o r y o f a p eat, on th e A m e r ica n
n t V ienna, Va. T h e A m erican people o f I n fe s ta tio n ; no less th a n 80,840 c o n tin e n t.
The
m u c h -d r e a d e d
h o ll
p a y som e $40.000,000 a y e a r fo r Insec sq u a re m iles of c o tton-rulslng te rrito ry w e e v il p ro v ed to b e a b le s s in g In d is
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W hen It w as discovered th a t calcium
c o m b a t c rop p e sts, fungous g ro w th s th e boll w eevil h a s caused th e loss of
a n d household verm in. At th e V ienna m any m illion b a le s o f c o tto n ; also It a rs e n a te w it s Just about th e best com
fa rm th e p e sts a r e p e rm itte d to reach h a s larg ely reduced a t tim es th e areu b a tiv e a g ain st th e boil weevil, thou
sa n d s of “rem edies" w ere tak e n Into
th e ir full m e a su re of d e s tru c tiv e n e s s ; devoted to cotton.
A nd y et th e M exican boll w eevil. In th e South. Rome of them w ere worse
w h e reu p o n th e y a re su b je c te d to t r e a t
m ent w ith com m ercial In secticides and Its own w ay a top n o tc h e r a s a crop th an th e boll w eevil. U n d e Ram 's In
fu n g icid es to d e te rm in e th e effective d e stro y er, h a s not proved an linm lxed se cticid e hoard w as kept busy rem e
evil to all of th e c o tto n -raisin g South. dying th e rem edies. Now they have
n e ss of such p re p a ra tio n s.
R ight now th e r e Is a big co n tro v e rsy On th e c o n tra ry , one A labam a tow n is been p re tty well re g u la te d . Ro all the
going , n over th e lni|M irtiitlon o f n a r a ctu u lly g ra te fu l to It and h a s show n , cotton p la n te rs a re busy th ese day»
c issu s bulbs.
U ncle S a tt i s a y s th a t th a t g ra titu d e by e rec tin g in th e p u b d u stin g th e ir fields by m an power,
| m ule pow er, and even by airp lan e.
n f te r J a n u a ry 1 Im p o rta tio n w ill lie lic sq u a re a m onum ent in Its honor.
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I t's a fa ir guess th a t th e boll weevil
r e s tric te d .
W hy?
B e ca u se
th ese
will com e to a violent end before long
b u lb s a re fre q u e n t and a b u n d a n t c a r sc rip tlo n on th e m onum ent re a d s :
-—a n d by poison. MaJ. Gen. Amos A.
rie rs of tw o (te sts: bulb-flies and th e
In P r o fo u n d A p p r e c ia tio n o f
T H E HOLE W E B V I L
F rie s, head of th e chem ical w a rfa re
E u ro p e a n eel-w orm . T h e fo rm e r e a ts
A n d W h a t It H »« D o n e aa th e
serv ice of th e arm y, h a s e stab lish ed a
onions a n d th e la tte r onions, clover,
H e r a ld o f P r o s p e r ity
re sea rc h lab o ra to ry nt th e G eorgia ex
rye, o a ts a n d p o ta to e s B oth have a l
T h is M o n u m en t Is E r e c te d
p e rim en t sta tio n a t Griffin. H e has
B y th e C lt lie n a of E n te r p r ise ,
re ad y g ained a foothold here.
CotTee C ounty, A la b a m a
c otton plunt». H e 1» p aying a cent
O f all th e s e Im ported p e sts th e one
B ack In 1915 "C o tto n W as K ing" in apiece for live, vigorous boll weevil»
to get m ost fre q u e n tly u n d e r th e lim e
lig h t Is th e M exican cotton boll w eevil. Coffee county. T h en cam e th e boll In lo ts of a th o u san d o r m ore. H e lias
S c a rce ly a n e w sp a p e r but h a s new s of w eevil and cut dow n th e y ield 00 [ter nt his com m and a m y sterio u s lot of
Its doings o r w h a t is bein g done to c en t. In 1910 th e w hole c o u n try sid e deadly poisons am i g ases developed In
It. F o r exam ple, an Item of c u rre n t w as w recked a n d m in e d . T h e w olf th e W orld w ar. A nd he 1« out to get
n ew s Is th a t an a g ric u ltu ra l ex ten sio n w a s a t th e door, fo r p la n te rs knew th e boll weevil.
l m ay h e re g a rd e d m erely a s a h y p o
th e tic a l conception to e x p la in c e rta in
'e q u a tio n s
in
geo m etry .— P a th fin d e r
T h e “fo u rth d im e n sio n " Is only a M agazine.
m a th e m a tic a l p h ra se a n d h a s no real
To Be T h an kfu l For
e x iste n ce . A s lr a lg h t lin e Is sa id to
C o u n tin g up o u r m ercies a n d our
h av e one d im e n sio n ; a su rfa c e la said
to h a v e tw o d im ensions and a nolld Is ev ery d a y re a so n s fo r g ra titu d e , look
sa id to h av e th ree . In w orking out ing a t th e h u n d re d little th in g s and
c o m p lica te d m a th e m a tic a l equation» la rg e thin g s, g e n tle w ords, loving
so m e tim es It Is n e c e ssa ry to assu m e sm iles, flower» se n t to c h ee r us. c h il
a n o th e r dim ension o f space, th e fo u rth d re n to g re et u». old frien d » to ad-
d im e n sio n No p h y sic al o b jec t h a s fo u r . vise, and m iddle-aged frie n d s to up-
d im e n sio n »
T b s fo u rth
dliueualun ' bold us, good book» to read , d e a r song»
Merely a Phrase
(vv. 20-21).
(1) H e m ade know n e v erything
which w as of profit u n to them . T h is
every tr u e m in iste r or te a c h e r will
do.
(2) lie ta u g h t both In public ami
In p riv ate. A m in iste r's w ork Is not
done w hen Ills p u lp it m liilstriillons
a re over. T h e effectiveness of hl»
public w ork Is som etim es determ in ed
hy his touch w ith th e people In th e ir
homes.
(3) H e neglected no class, w h e th er
Je w s o r G reeks. T h e C h ristia n iltln-
lete r m ust he exceedingly care fu l here.
3. T h e T h em e of H is M inistry
(v. 21).
T h is w as re p e n ta n c e and fa ith .
Men and wom en need to rep en t of
tlie lr sin s nnd believe on th e Lord
J e s u s C hrist.
SAY “ BAYER ASPIRIN’’ and INSIST I
Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross” on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians for 25 years.
DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART
Accept only “ Bayer” package
which contains proven directions.
Ilantlv “ R aver" boxes of 12 ta b la is
Also bottle» of 24 and 100— Driiggiat».
A x rlrln Is the tr.d e tn .rk of Beyer M .o u f.c t o r . of MoaaReetlcsrMest.r o f s .ls -y ll, xcld
N e w M o to r F u e l
W h is tlin g S aved S h ip
A new m o to r alcohol m ade from m o
lasse s and th e Juice o f th e s u g a r palm
Is salil to m ake s ta r tin g easy a n d elim
in a te knocking untl carbon troubles.
Its d isa d v an tag o Is th e cost of manu
fa c tu re , lint e x te n siv e e x p e rim e n ts lira
being m ade In H aw aii to overcom e thia.
— E xchange.
How h m an s ta n d in g on th e H a rtle
II. Paul Preaenta the Present State pool (E n g la n d ) b re a k w a te r guided a
fishing vessel Into harb o r, du rin g a
of Thing» (vv. 22 27).
1. Ills Im m ediate P u rp o se (v. 22). den se fog hy w histling w as told a t a
T h is w as to go to Je ru sa le m . T he tneellng of th e lairt and h a rb o r com
c o n stra in t of th e S pirit moved him m issioners. Ro d e n se w as th e fog th a t
to go fo rw a rd though he did not know th e c ap tain could not see w here he
T hen lie heard som e one w hls
th e tld n g s th a t should I efull him w as
tllng. anil called out. "W h ere a re you?"
th ere.
2. T h e Shadow » Lying A cross Ilia Ascertaining I hat th e voice came from
th e b re a k w a te r, he told th e mull to
P a th (v. 23».
T hough bonds nnd afflictio n s a w a it keep on w h istlin g w hile he got Ills
ed him, he w ent fo rw a rd to Ills work hearings. T h e m an did so, nnd th e
vessel steam ed sa fely Into harbor.
w ith u n d a u n te d courage.
3. H is F ix ed P u rp o se (v. 24).
T h is w as to com plete his m inistry,
w hich w as to testify th e gos|«-| of
th e g ra ce of God w hich he had re
ceived front th e laird J e s u s C hrist.
4. A Sorrow ful P rediction (v. 28).
T h o se am ong whom he had labored
should see Ids face no m ore
5. H e L eaves No D ebt of O bligation
B ehind (v. 20 27).
H e w as p u re from th e Mood o f all
I men.
I I I . Paul Set« Forth the Ephe»lan
Elder»’ Re«pon«ibility (vv. 28 35).
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1. M otives to D uty ( v . 28).
(1) T hey received th e ir call anti
com m ission d irec tly from th e Holy
S pirit.
(2) T he flock for w hich they m ust
c a re w as p u rch ased w ith th e precious
blood of C h rist.
2. P e rils A head (vv. 29-30).
( J ) G rievous Wolves w ould e n te r
the flock and m ercilessly devour th em .
(2) F a lse te a c h e rs w ould a rise
from am ong th e ir num ber.
3. In cen tiv es to W atch (v. 31).
P a u l’s own exam ple. F o r th ree
y e ars he w atch e d night and d a y w ith
tears.
4. H e C om m ends T hem to God, nnd
Ills W ord (v. 32).
H e knew th a t th is W ord w as able
to b u ild th e m t ip .
5. H e W as U nselfish In Ills Her
v ic e (v v . 83 3 8 ).
(1) H e did not covet any man'»
silver, gold or a p p a r e l
(2) H e lab o red w ith hla own hands
and tau g h t.
IV . P a u l ’» P r a y e r (v v . 80-38)
H aving spoken th ese w ords he knelt :
and p rayed w ith them all.
P a tie n c e
I to sing, m eetings In gladne«*, eve»
P a tie n c e 1« a b enutlful tra it, hut It
p a rtin g s In hope for th e b e tte r Ilf", Is not w orn oftene-d hy those w ho walk
we do not know w h e re to end th e list. | on life'» sunny side In sliv er slippers. ;
T h e only th in g to do 1» to live alw ays I It Is the pro d u ct of days o f adversity.
In an a tm o sp h e re sw eet and vital w ith "T h e tria l of your fa ith w orketh pa
th a n k sg iv in g — M a rg a re t E. R angster.
tien ce."—E vangelical M essenger
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Only Took Them Out
N o R o o m f o r H a tre d
P a tie n t—Good m orning. I called to J
W ith a c o n strain in g love fo r C hrist
see If th e d octor c o u ld n 't give me
th ere la no room left In th e h e a rt for
so m e th in g for m y tonsil».
th e h a tre d of any person fo r whom
New M aid—I’m so rry , »lr, b u t fh» |
Uhrl«t died- — P re sb y te ria n of the
d o c to r nev er buy» tonsil».—G ood H a r d ,
B ou U l
w ar«.
V a lu a b le W a te rc re s s
T ra d itio n and In v estig atio n have
given to w a te re re s s a very high p lace
n in o n g m edical m en for Ila real food
value.
D iscontent Is w a n t o f se lf rellanca.
T h e m iser h o a rd s him self poor.
Her Rheumatism
Vanished!
After two years of agony, this woman thanks
Tanlac for restoring lost health
For two years, *Mary .Irpentigny,
had rheumatism in her right arm
and hand so bad she couldn’t lift a
tomb to her hair. Indigestion made
matters worse.
Finally her brother urged her to
try Tanlac and improvement came
with the first bottle. “ Now,” write!
Mrs. efrpentigny, "m y appetite it
fine, my indigestion i t gone and
every sign of rheumatism has left me. I only hope othert will
profit by my experience."
•A u th e n tic ita ttm e n t; add re«« on requeaL
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M ore people have been helped back to health hy T anlac
than by any other tonic. Physicians te s tify to th a t. O u r
file» are crammed w ith letter» of gra te ful thanks from every
p a rt o f the world. Isn ’t thi» evidence enough fo r you?
D on’t go feeling worse and worse each day. Head o ff
th a t sick »pell. S ta rt the Tanlac treatm ent today.
Ask for a h o ttie o f Tanlac a t you r druggist'». T ake it
according to direction» and »ee how much be tte r you feel.
We know w hat it can do for you because we know how it
ha» brought health to thousands like you. It'» fo lly not
to make the test.
N oTt: F o r C o n jtip a iio n , take T anlac Vege
table Pill», N atu re'» own h a rm le tt laxative .
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