DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IB, 1007.
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"Ask your doctor about these throat coughs. He will
ten you now ui..vjhw .j -.-. .. ..... ..b ... ...
throat often means serious trouble ahead. Better
explain your case carefully to your doctor, and ask
blm about your taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Then
do as he says. Get the best medicine, always.
ih'fannum of U our prprtlom. Lowll. Mm.
REVERSES ITS ACTION.
JOOL 5LVAMS HERE
L .n.tlon for State mid County
wp-.TZ.i
rw3 Is teachers examination week
rbW i lc .. indies and
5,8rn are in the city computing
t sec Ids ntences and .mil
ties, dlsecuub QnrlntcndGnf
!,w . .j. tn obtain a permit
Sr into the duties of a pedl-
'ae .......ia nm belnc hold
I'm B. church and tho test for
papers will bo finished this
n while the sUtoaZ will
itnwe until ba uru,. "--"
: the examinations w ...-.
County.
Flora M. Llveslcy, Woodburn.
oulso K. Weniger, cay.
. ,,. nrnif.iw. silverton.
fo-lnnlfred B. Roman, Salem.
tirr Brassfleld, Saicm.
rtydo Bonney, uorvais.
Nellie Williamson, oaieui.
r. W. Canfleld, Silverton.
nx..t r. smith. Sllvorton.
libra Artllng, Portland.
Audrey Hicks, Silverton.
- n Pnhnrlv. SllvnrtOIl.
larlo Goodknecht, Sllvorton.
JCaro B. AndorBon, ugenc.
'irrrta noss. Silverton.
kola Grlbble, Aurora.
Eitclle Orettlo, Salem.
ivit,i !.. Snloni.
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uia. rmct Wnnillmrn.
Margaret Brown, Woodburn.
R L. Young, Mt. Angei.
i.iiilo Houc. Salem.
Mrrtlo Boen, Salem.
Ira Cox, Chemawn.
Retta Joseph, Woodburn.
Anna Eiastham, Turner.
Lloyd Robinson, Crnwfordsvlllo.
Katie Shelloy, Stayton.
Mary E. Cox, Chemawn.
Gertrudo Quick, Silverton.
Maoel Magness, Amity.
lf.knl llAfivnii Qnlnm
Mabelle Norwood, Portland.
vjninia .Mnneue, junction uuy.
Maud Simons, Salem.
Martha A. Skcrslos, Liberty.
nooma uuveri, junction.
Vtrna V. Tompkins, Amity.
ArmtnU Plillllnu. Htnvtnn. .
WIIa Pnfft .TnlYnronn
Olive Lund, Silverton.
Catherine Stnmllsli, Sllvorton.
nunc.
John Wright, Eastonvlllo, Wash.
Sjlrla Jones, Gervals.
imei urinKman, Aumsviuo.
Mar Coodp. MnnmnnMi.
Anna WInt.r, Hult.
Lorena H Smith, Macleny.
Gladys Riches, Tumor.
ume lampueu, saiem.
Mattle Slfgmund, Salem.
R W. Canfleld, Sllvorton.
Ethel Allen, RIckrenll.
Slater Frances of Rome, St. Paul.
.Slater Mary nictrude, St. Paul.
Vora Storey, Woodburn.
"" Simpson, ooumirn.
Tlirco Acres nnd Liberty.
Bolton Hall, n lawyer at 5G Pine
street, New York, Is the author of a
book with tho above title.
PINE STREET ISA LITTLE NAR
ROW FINANCIAL ALLEY that runs
off Broadway pnrnlllel to Wnll street.
That a man up In nn ofllce build
ing In the very heart of the' Now
York flnnnclnl mcnlstrom should
write ruch a book Is n wonder.
Mr. Hall Is a student of the soclnl
problems nnd THE LAND QUESTION
CROPS OUT IN THE ROOK.
It is Intended to open tho eyes of
the city man of small means, and tho
working mnn on precarious wages, to
tho feasibility of getting a living out
of from ono to three acres, either
with or without giving up his pres
ent occupation, and withemt cutting
hlmsolf off from near neighbors,
also, TO SHOW THE POSSIBILI
TIES OF INTENSIVE' CULTURE.
His publishers aro Macmlllan &
Co., and wo shall bo glad to call
further attention to tho work when
It appears. ,
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You'd bottor paddle your own canoo,
For that's what you'll havo to do,
For when you aro In hard luck
And want to borrow a "Saw-buck,"
All you'll got is Bmy-pa-theo,
Unless you tako Rocky Mountain
Tea.
For salo nt Dr. Stono's storo.
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.GIRLS WILL PLAY
Senntc Reconsiders Its Voto and En
nets Compulsory Pass Law.
Tho senato Thursday at noon
placed H. B. 241, entitled nn act to
appropriate lands for corprornto pur
poses on Its flnnl passage nnd It fail
ed to carry. This Is tho bill known
as tho compulsory pass bill. A vote
was taken to reconsider and tho bill
iwn3 passed by a voto of IS to 11.
Senator Hedges mndo n speech in op
position to tho bill. Most of the
I lawyers in tho sennto regard tho bill
, as clearly unconstitutional and some
lot thorn seemed to regard it as n
Joke.
New Version of Duster Drown.
Tho attraction for tho coming Sat
urday afternoon nnd evening nt the
Grand opera houso 13 tho now vorslon
of Buster Brown which bo fnr this,
season has been making now record
for ntttendnnco whorover It hns boon
prosontcd. In tho htBtory of musical
comedy tho continuous success of
High School Girls Will Tackle WH-
lanictOj University Damsels
Tonight.
Tho high school girls nnd the
fair maidens of Old Wlllnmctto will
play basketball tonight nt tho Y. M.
C. A. gymnasium, nnd tho contest
promlsos to bo ono of tho most spir
ited games that Salem has seen for
many months. Tho rivalry botweon
tho two schools Is keen, nnd tho high
school girls aro determined to ornBo
their rocont dofent off tho map of lo
cul sporting events. Tho lineup fol fel fol
eows: Willamette Cornell nnd Bolknnp,
forwnrds; Shopard, center; Mctcalf
nnd Salomon, guards.
High school Lick nnd Pohlo, for
wards; "Rudolph, contor; Glrnrdln
nnd Ost'rnndor, cnards.
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Even from tho Mountains.
Ballard's Snow Llnimont la praised
for tho good It does. A suro euro for
rheumatism and all pains. Wright
W. Loving, Grand Junction, Colo ,
writes: "I used Bnllard'B Snow Llni
mont, last winter, for rhournatlsm
and can rccommond it na tho best
Llnimont on tho market. I thought,
nt tho tlmo I was taken down with
this troublo that it would bo a week
beforo I could got about, but on ap
plying your Llnimont sovoral times
during tho night, I was about in -iS
houra and well In throo days."
Sold by D. J. Fry.
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i - unjB juuuui, turn WHiun m uots.
ur ocr au years, lias boa-no tho slgrnatnro of
s ,.q w and lias been xnatlo under bis por-
9Ut&yAjrt sonal supervision slnco its Infancy.
cU4Z Allowaoonotodccelvoyonintbls.
counterfeits, ImitaUons and " Just-as-iiood" ar bafe
JWUncnts that trilio with and endanger tho bea..i of
u m& ChUdren-Experienco against 33xpcri -at.
What is CASTORIA
rjjeru is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Par-
"" d Soothiuij Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
R"w neither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic
wiin U ff0 U Iu Kteo. It destroys Wor
Tp Foverishuess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wu;k1
jr Jt reUeves Teetlalngr Troubles, cures Constlpatioa
WLi cy Ifc ftsslmilatcs tho Food, regulates the
Wrmi Rovrcl9 Klitny lwalthy and satural sleep.
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use For Over 30 Years-
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BiiBtor Brown has uovor beon
oqunllcd. Unlike othor stngo produc
tions thoro Is no reason for Buster
Brown ovor growing stnlo because
of tho productions ovory week of Its
Inventor, Mr. Outcnult. In mnny of
his, weekly contributions to a great
number of tho most prominent Sun
day nowspnpers thoro aro Ideas which
whon stnggod, provo very nmuslnt;.
While It Is tho Intention of tho man
agers of this play to keop It up to
dato too frequent changes cannot bo
inhdo as that would not bo fcnsnblo.
Tho strongest and largost company It
hns ovor had Is now ongnged In Its
presentation. Tho organization
i numbers CO mostly girls, who can
dnnco nnd sins: and who wonr artis
tic costumes gracefully.
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Human Hearts.
Tho forthcoming annual visit of
"Humnu Hoarts" will no doubt bo
warmly welcomed by tho lovers of
all that Is good- In molodrnmn
I "Human Hoarts" Is beyond question,
ono of tho strongest and most inter
esting plnys that has over visited our
city. Tho author belongs to that all
too small group of, drnmntlsts, who
understands how to reach the heart
and hold tho attention of tho audi
onco. In "Huinnn Hoarts," ho has
constructed a play that will novor
grow old. Tho prlnclplo thomo of
tho placo Is Hope, and has not so mo
author written "Hope springs ontor
nal In tho humnn breast." Hopo, tho
one bright rny of sunahlno, that
breaks through nnd lllumlnos tho
clouds of despair that almost over
whelms poor Tom Logan. Tho hopo
of a good, puro woman's lovo; the
hope of brlghtor days; tho hopo of
an honest man, unjustly accused of
crime, that tho criminal will bo de
tected and his good nnmo rostored
Mr, Rold has handled his subject
with tho consutnato skill and ease
that shows tho truo dramatic in.
stlncL Tho lovo Interest Is all ab
sorbing, Tho comedy element Is in
troduced in such a way, that It be
comes relevant to tho story, al the
cllmxes aro worked out nnturally and
logically.
"Human Hearts" will be seen at
tho Grand opera houso Monday, Feb.
18.
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I TRANSFERS IN jj
REAL ESTATE j;
) II I H 111 I III 1 1 I H I II I I I'M
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Tho following deeds havo been
filed for record in tho offlco of tho
Marion county recerder:
N. and J. Anderson to B. C.
Blnegar, 40 acres, t 1 a, r 2
w, w d 12120
Henrietta Holvorson (by guard
Ian) to B. 0. Blnegar, 40
acres, t'7 b, r 2 vr, g d.. .. 1000
N. B. Mllster to Mary Itedlngs
et al, land in Marlon county
q c d 709
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
A3A,IN6T THE
Ladies' Home Journal.
Sending truth after a lie. It Is an old
maxim that "a He will travel seven
leagues while truth Is getting Its boots
on," and no doubt hundreds of thousands
of good people rend tho unwarranted and
malicious attack upon Dr. It, V. Pierce
and his "Favor! to Prescription "published
In tho May (IDOI) number of tho Ladles'
Home Journal, with Its groat black dis
play headings, who novor saw tho hum
ble, grovolln rotractlon, with Its Incon
spicuous heading, published two months
later. It was boldly charged In tho sland
erous nnd libelous artlclo that Dr. Pierce's
Favorito Proscription, for tho euro of
woman's wonkneses and allmonts, con
tained alcohol and othor harm fill Ingredi
ents. Dr. Plcrco promptly brought suit
against tho publishers of tho Ladles'
Home Journal, for 8200,000,00 damages.
Dr. Pierce alleged that Mr. Uok, the
editor, maliciously published tho article
containing &uch false, and dofamatorj
matter wKk tho Intent of Injuring hli'
buslncurfurthcrmore, that no alcohol, oi
other fyjurlous. or habit-forming, drugs
aro, or wcr ivere, contained In his "Fa-
lotion"; that said medicine
nn native medicinal roots and
no harmful Ingredients what-
that Mr. llok s malicious statn
vorlto
Is mad
conta
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me
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ere wholly and absolutely false.
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llyv w ere yu-eii to ncknuwlotUn; lint they
lliul LhtariltHriitiiflvp of "Knvnrlln Prn.
Si-rnnton." froin i eminent ebemlsts. niro
whom certWT that It did.nnt.cnntnln iT
cohoL QXiim:;iLlJlU A I ICRttLlAani4nMigT
1 hpp fuL'ts irci-u nisi) nmnn In th liT.l ol
mtivpn
tho notion In Uio Supremo Court. Hut tho
builncvtot Vr. I'lorco vrnt crcfttlr Injured by
tho imbllratlon ot tho llbolom artlclo with
iu croat (lltnlay hcndluiM. wlillo hundred of
thousands who road tho wickedly dotamatorr
articio never saw tiio humbio srorounir ro
tractlon. sot In small typo and mado s(ncon
spU'uoim as jjOiilblo. Tho mattorwnv how
ever brought beforo a Jury In tho Buprcmo
Court of Now Voik Stato which promptly
rendered a verdict In tho Doctor's favor.
Thus hli traUueers camo to Brief aud UioU
boso uUudurs woro rofutod.
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CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
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FOR KENT.
Booms for Kent Rooms of all kinds
Furnished nnd unfurnished. In
quire at 415 Court Btreot. Phone
G44'. 2-4-tf
TOK RAXB
Cockerels for Snle. Several cholco
Whlto Plymouth Rock nnd Blnck
Mlnorcna, pure, at bnrgalna. T.
11. Blundcll, Mornlngsldo. Phono
1372. 2-9-6t
For Sale. A llvo nnd a Blx-room
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, well located la East
Salem. Good bargains. Isaiah
Schonoflold, 2 1st and Marlon Sts.,
Salem. 1-28-tt
For Sale. 34 acros of cholco land,
good 9-rootn houao and barn and
outbuildings, good orchard and
.well; 10 ncrea of hops; Bltuntod
' threo-qunrtorn of a mllo from car
lino; land all In cultivation and
will bo divided if desired and Bold
in two lots. Address W. A. Ltston,
370 Court atroot, Salem. l-26-lm
For Snlo. My 80-acro farm, four
miles south ojT tho buslnoss contor
of Snlom. at Llborty, will Bell in
email tracts to suit purchnsor, or
ontlro tract at a bargain, or will
ront to right party. Call on J. C.
Johnson, at Snlom. or address J.
II. Dnnlol, Eugene, Oregon.
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rX)DGES.
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Iorcfl(eni of America Court Sh.r
wood Forostora. No. 10. Moots
Tuesday in Hurst hall, Stato atroot
Loo Abblo. C. R.; A. L. Brown,
F. S.
Ccutrol Lodgo No. 18, K. of P.
Cnstlo Hall in Ilolman block, cor
nor Stnto nnd Llborty stroots.
Tuosdny of each wook at 7:30 p.
m. E. W. Hatnrd, O. 0.; W. I.
Staloy, K. of R. and S.
Tho above cut shows our brick-
lined Torrid Zone Furnace. Guar.
nntcod gas and duBt proof. Econom
leal and durablo; for tho particulars
Inquiro at
FRASER
SS8 Stato Street.
SEEDS
This is tho season for solect
ng yo'ir soods. Wo havo a
largo cargo of
NEW SEEDS
for early planting and mako a
specialty of farm soods, as well
as thoso for tho smaller cropr,
abovo all wo Insist upon now
and puro seeds. Got our list.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St,
'
I Gold Dust Flout
I Mde by TUX STDNXT POW-t
XX OOMPAXY, WdJWy, Org0B.
f UUM for favraJly um. Ask yoort
grocer for it. Bran aad horti
always oa haad.
P. B. Wallace i
AlYEOMX
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O. C T. CO
STEAMERS-
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Codar Camp No. G240. Moots
ovory Thursday ovonlng nt S
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C; F. A. Tumor, Clork.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOOD.
Now and Sccond-Uantl Gootto.--
Bought and sold, also range,
' Btoves and cooking utonslls, disk
es, granlto and ttnwaro of all kinde
Giro us a call. O. L. MePeok, 170
South Commercial St. 8-13-ly
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PHYSICIANS AND SUKGEON8.
Dr. I). 11. Grinin, tho Siwclallst oa
Morphine All drug and liquor
habits, which ho cures In 3 days.
No monoy until cured, 214 Trade
St., Salem, Oro. Phono 5G8. John
Doyons, Business Mnnngor.
51
PLTJWBMW.
Xheo. M. Unrr Plumbing, hot watMl
and atoam heating and tlnnlaj,
164 Commercial atroot. Phom
Mala 102. 9-1-ly
M. J, rotzel riumblng, atoam aa4
gas fitting, Sucowsor to Knox H
Murphy, 220 Commerolal atrMt.
'Phone Main 17.
DRAYMEtt.
It. O. Cummins Successor to White
Cummins, oipross, delivery and
trnnsfor llnw. Prompt service k
our motto. Furniture and plaao
moving a spoctalty. Stand at 158
South Commercial Btroot. Phone
17G. RoBldonce phone 968. 8-4-tt
Wootlmcn of World Moot ovory Fri
day nlgh nt 7:30, in Ilolmnn hall.
J, A. Dickey, C. S,; P. L. Frnzlor,
Clork.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, nccl
dont and ponslon Insuranco; $3,
000,000 plodgod; ovory claim paid
Good ngonts wanted, J, H, C.
Montgomory, supremo orgnnlzor,
Box 432 Salem, Orogon. R. R.
Rynn, Bocroctary, 610 Stnto atroot.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Htnij't'd or Stolen A whlto Angora
cat. Finder will bo rownrdod by
leaving anmo with MrB. Z. F.
Moody, comer Winter nnd Court,
2-13-3t
Plnno Timer h, L, Woods, piano ox
port tuning,' repairing and polish
ing. Loavo ordors nt Goo. C.
Wills' mu.ilc storo, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
A. I. Bunnell Voavor of portlors,
rag carpotB and rugs, old Ingrain
enrpots mndo into rugs any bIzo do
ulrod, alHO rugs and carpets for
salo, in school room ot Pontecostu'.
church, 104 South Twelfth street,
Salem, Orogon. 2-8-3w
SAgH AND DOOR rAOTOXUW.
Frank M. Brown.--Manufacturer ef
sash, doors, moulding. All kindt ei
houBo flntih and hard wood irerk.
Front atroot, bot. Stato and Court,
WJaJfTBD.
Wnntotl To buy bnlcd straw. J.
Connor, Wlllnmotto hotel, 2-4-tf
Two Boys Wnntotl To Bell papora.
Inquiro nt Journal olllco, 1-30-tf
Wanted to Buy Honvy drntt horse,
weight 1400 pounds and upward.
J. Connor, Wlllnmotto hotol.
1-28-tt
Enlarged
Our moat mnrkot on EnBt Stats
strcot haB boon doublod iu bIzo and
wo nro bottor proparod than ovor to
servo cuBtomoru. Prompt Borvlco and
tho boat ot mentn our motto. Call
or phono 109. B, E, Edwards, Prop.
Wanted Goatlomnn or lady to travel
for morcnntllo houso of largo capi
tal. Torrltory nt homo or abroad
to suit. If doslrnblo tho homo may
bo usotl nB hoadquarterfl. Weokly
salary ot $1000 per yonr nnd ox
potiBos. Addross, Joseph A, Alox-
undor, Salbm, Oro. 2-13-3t.
Wanted Throo salesmen for our now
count;, Towushlp nnd Railroad
Surveys of Orogon. Thoso flurvoyu
nro a Hplotnlld 'compilation ot facta
llgures and drawings, and of won
derful value Countlos and towns
nro fully indoxod, nnd populations
of onoh nro glvou; railroads plain
ly shown nnd dlstnncos botweon all
Btntlons also shown; congressional
districts outlined, numbered and
populations glvon. Other foaturot
too numerous to mention. A splou
did opportunity for onorgotlo mon.
Hand, McNnlly & Co., Chicago, III.
Concrete Work. Get my pricoa on
aidowalkB, curbs, septic tanks and
cemont work of any kind. All
work guarantood flrst-claas. M
Ward, Highland add, Phono 669.
2-11-tf
BUTTERNUT BREAD
it la worth more than any othor
bread, yet tho price Is no higher.
For ialo at your grocor'a.
CALIFORNIA BAKEHX.
Thomas & Cooloy, Props.
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WATUR COMPANV
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SALEM WATER COMPANY
omen orry hall.
For water lervico kpply at oMh.
DIIIi payable monthly In advaa
Make all complaints at thr oifloa,
umm mi m fmm fewie
mumuvmu pills.
I A tut, Cwiw Riuir fcf lam it HMtHiml.
urn liiwi TB rait. i'.i ari ipi i
hinlUiM. tmtMtif, UiMtatUUliiu
kl-M IUN.i-4. MumU
kIMck(. Vlll a Ikw u Kill, h M Mil IH
k' UUM MBi Ml uUtt w O
Unirco MioiOAL CO., ea r. Ununia, nu
Butto & WoHdcroUa Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo bandlo the
celebrated Kellogg and Caatla
wbUkicB. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drougb. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
glem Iron Work. Founders, ma
chinist and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers ot all kind of awm!H
machinery. Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc. Manufacturer of the
Salem Iron Work Hop Press
SoM In Skm by Dr. 5. C SfrW Jl
Rocky Mountain Toa NugBttt
A Hoi; Mtdlolat for Uoay FwU.
Brlajn Oollia Hltb and Ra4 YlgK,
A ip"frta for Coontlwitioii. ln.lltlon, lAitk
ami Kldosy Troublm. HinplM. Kaienx. Iinpur
IllooJ Had' Ilreatli, kIukkUIi lowU, Heutecl
and llackaclM It'a Itocky tlounUlu Tm la Ul
Irtt form. M cent a Ijos. QrnulM ma4 by
Uoiuma !avo CounxY, Million, Wis.
MIDEN NUCQETS FOR SALLOW KWJL1
60 YatARB
KXIKRIKNCK
POMONA AND OREGONA LEAVH
PORTLAND MONDAY, WF.DNES
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
M., TUKBDAY, THUKHDAY AND
SATURDAYS AT : A. M. VOU
OORVALM TUKDAY, TMXhtDAY
AND gATUHDAY ABOUT P. M.
U, P. BALDWIN, Aft
Dr. 11. II. White Graduate of Klrkf
vlllo, Mo., under founder ot Os
teopathy. Room 21, Breymaa
building. Commercial treet.
Phono 87. Residence 390 Summer
troet, corner ot Center. Phoa
1219. Treat acute and chroak
dleeuea. Exasalnatloa free,
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