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THE SCR AN'iW TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1899.
i
The Absolutely Pure
Made from Grape
Cream of Tartar.
Baking powders made from alum and other
harsh, caustic acids are lower in price, but
inferior in work and injurious to the stomach,
ROYAL DAKINO. POWDCR CO., NEW YORK.
CORPORATIONS IN
A BIG LEGAL FIGHT
Concluded from rage 6.
tcntlons on both Rides, principal among
them being those bearliiB upon the In
terference with the defendant's pjcer
else of Its right of way which may re
sult from the construcllcn of the pro
posed bridge. Another Is that the Aft.
Pleasant breaker 1b built paitlally up
on the Lackawanna's right of way and
that the encroaching parts, like tlio
overhead culm bridge and the proposed
bridge ror the conveyora trtspasi or
will tresspass upon the l.ackavvanna'B
land and should be prohibited,
Kx-Justlce Alfred Hand and W. J.
warn appear lor me puunuii. iuujur ,
Everett Warren, of Wlllard, warren it
Knapp, represents the Lackawanna,
company.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Before f Ae
Ulng U'na
Cutlcurasoap
Before
CuttcuraSoap
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
CONDITION OF THE ANTHRA
CITE COAL TRADE.
Activity During October Was All
That Was Expected nnd the Prices
Were Fairly Strong Improve
ments That the Delaware and Hud
son Is Making at Honesdale Ton
nago of the Erie Company Will Be
Increased Considerably Some Odds
and Ends of News.
posed arrangement between the Erie
and his company to use 1he new sta
tion as a combination depot had not
vft lippn rnnsmnmatMl. hn saw no
reason why it should not be, and that ' M,sa
by the first of January next, he be
lieves that the trains of both roada
will arrive and depart from the newi
station."
Face Humors
Timples, blackheads, simple rashes,
red, rough hands, falling hair, and
baby blemishes prevented by Ctm
cura Soap, a sure preventive of in
flammation and clogging of the Pores.
Cr.,rroi ,QokU. iiowWI'rtTtBirtMUumn,Ire.
COtttlOlbjami
Wallac
SCRANTON'S SHOPPINQ CENTER.
The November letter of the Anthra
cite Coal Operators' association says
of the condition of the hard coal mar
ket: The nnthrnclto market during October
lino shown the activity usually cxprctou
In this month. At all points there have
been uigint demands for Immediate chlp
menta, which hive gone forward as
rnpldly ns thi coal could be mined and
transported. Serious dlllkultios hae been
encountered In both of these particulars.
At tho mines there have been un Insuf
llclent number of men and the Uhual wil
lingness to work full time, and. In trans
portation, a scarcity of both cars and
motive power. Consequently it has nut
been possible to tend forward as large
a tonnago as tho market icqulicd.
Prices hao ruled fairly strong and
ntondy throughout the month At its be
ginning there was still much coal golnu
forward on orders bated on spring prices,
but an effort has been made to clean i
these out, or cancel them, with a conse-
fluent Improvement In the tone of the I
market, and In averages. i
November opens with a strong market I
nnd demand for a greater tonnage than I
there seems any possibility of sending for
ward. Unth the miners nnd transporter
will be required to put forth their best ;
efforts to prevent un actual scarcity of
fuel. Hven when navigation cloi-cs.whlcli I
may bo tommhnt enily this yeir, thcro
will not be enough coal withdrawn from
Western shipments to over-supply tho
Eastern and Southern market. Tho West
Is distinctly shott of coal and It will bo
Impossible to forward a sufficient stock to
relieve It, unless, ns now rceins probable,
heavy rail shipments aro made vWicn the
lakes close.
It Is uncertain whether further price
circulars will be lsmd, but In any event,
tho companies will sell nt such advances
as the market will bear, and these. It
may be expected, will not be Inconsiderable.
This and That.
Tho Wadesvllle, Schuylkill county,
colliery commenced operations on Mon
day with COO employes.
Mine Foreman Hughes has notified
the miners employed in the Buck
mountain vein at Hazlo mines that the
Increase asked for by them has been
granted.
Tho building In the Lackawanna yarl
near the stone bridge, formerly used by
the train dispatcher Is being converted i
Into a bunk and locker room for the
trainmen.
It Is announced that Louisville anl'
Nashville will form an express com
pany to operate over all Its lines, bo-;
ginning January 1st. The Adams Ex
press company now hnndles all the
business.
Freight nnd paFsenger trallic on the
Lackawanna In October was tho laig
cst In the history of tho road, ami the
now management repoits ono-thlrel
moro use of the company's equipment
than formerly.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad company
has received the first of Its large new
compound locomotives. It was sent di
rect to S.iyie and Is larger than those
received recently by the Central Kall
load of New Jersey.
The Wfst Phoro ralhoad has bor
rowed ten engines from the Delaware)
and Hudron owing to the gre-at rush
of freight. Tho locomotives loaned ar-
those used by the Delaware and Hud
son before the purchase of tho new
Moguls.
A new mileage book, similar to the
editorial mileage book, has been Is
sued for milk patrons of tho Delaware,
Lackawanna and "Western railroad.
Conductors hav" been notified to recog
nize th6 same.
Theie ate fourteen states now hav
ing lawB compelling railroads to carry
bicycles as baggage, all passed
thiough the efforts of the League of
American Wheelmen. Several more
will bo supported by the state divis
ions of the league this winter.
The Lehigh Valley officials are con
templating the Installment of an elec
tilc plant at the shops In North
Wilkes-Barre. Incandescent lamps wi'l
be placed about the works. At pres
ent the men are compelled to use
torches and the result Is a waste of
time.
They Can Be Obtained at the Scran
ton FostoiD.ee.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at Scranton post oitlce, Nov. 8,
1839. Fersons calling for same will
please Bay advertised nnd give date
of list: Ezra II. Hippie, postmaster:
Mr. Ahcncy, S. Albeita.
Mrs. Ceorgo Ucnncr, D. C. Beers, James
Roland, Madame Ilraan, P. II. Brown,
John IHoomer, Klla Brown, II. B. Bush,
Peter Baltultls.
Mrs. Adclo Clarke, Miss Anna Curt,
Maggie Chrlstman, Mrs, Alex.
Clarke, Miss Kate Council, Eugene
Chrlstman.
G. IS. Dunbar & Son, Lizzie Dolan, Annie
Denchlleld.
Itev. B. II. Eddy, Miss Mary L. Evans,
Mrs. Annlo Ensmlngcr.
M. C. Flemings, Grace Frnzcr, William
rink. Mr. Foran, Bob Fisher, Ida M.
FInkel.
Nolfon Gorton.
K. B. Hall, W. C. Hand. Miss Mary
Heffron, A. J. Hlrsh, Frederick Harklns.
Mrs. A, 13. Jenkins.
Uriah Kllugsciismlth, C. B. Koon 6
Co. (2).
Miss Janet Lawson, Mrs. William McLean.
W. T. McGlnlcy, S. A. JlcCauloy, Mrs.
E. J. Martin, Miss Kath.lt Ine Martin, C.
Manshat, Cnsslo Morils, William Merrltt.
W. A Nutter, Nickel & Iron works, E
A. Neuhart.
Louis Poth, Chester Pock. Charley
Pearce, George Prentice, William P. Pot
ter. Mrs. E. A. Rogers.
E. V. Surrett, Mrs. Savage, Mrs. J.
Scanlon, E. A. Salisbury, Lci.po.d Schlang,
H C. Smith.
Evan Thomas, Mrs. Margaret Thomas.
Mrs. Transue.
Mr. W. E. Watson, Wilkinson, Gaddls
& Co., William N. White.
J. P. Zograpan.
Y. W. C. A. NOTES.
Mother's meeting at .1 p. m. today, In
stead of t o'clock as previously an
nounced. All women aie cordially In
vited to be present.
Frldny evening, at 7.30, the Loyalty
club will meet. Thn programme which
was to have been given last Friday will
be given then. An evening with Lowell
will be enloved by all who attend.
Gluten
Is one of tho most nutritious
properties of wheat. By our
process of milling we get a
very large percentage of It In
"Snow
White"
Flour. Wo get all tho tflgestt
blo part The outer husk of tho
wheat Is Indigestible nnd Is not
fit for the human stomach. Wo
reject that and allow only tho
nutritious part to get Into
"Snow White."
All grocers sell It.
"We only wliolesatstt."
THE WESTON ILL CO.
Scranton,
Cartoondale, Olypliant.
Silk Waist
Separate Skirts,
s, Jackets,
Capes,
Although this is a bustling, active, swiftly-moving business, we make our selec
tions with care. The best evidence of how much care is the garments them
selves. Note with as much deliberation as you wish, how even the smallest de
tails are properly done the making of button holes, the stitching of seams, tho
turn of a collar, the sewing on of buttons. These are little things, but they have
helped to make our garments what they arc. No matter what price we ask, you.
get the best possible for the price.
Women's Suits
jgznnn:
innnmnimximmni
s
44
THIRD NATIONAL BJUK
g OF SCRANTON.
2 DEPOSITARY OF
3 THE UNITED STATES.
Position of tho Plumbers.
Tho plumbers who went back to
work yesterday will adopt the sime i
plan regarding "scab" labor which was
in vocue before the strike was declared
last June Thnt Is. while they will re- i Mp larger than the No.
fue to work with any non-union men I Just completed. There Is a vast amount
of their own trade, they will not make i t unmlned coal In that territory, and
this distinction regai ding other non- tn npw breaker will give employment
union labor which mav be emnloved to over 1.0(10 men
Ttin T ,.1. tti Trnll.. ,....... ...Ill
.if J4VIIIHU uiilv i-uiii,uiy ill I -, . . -. .
erect another mammoth breaker a mile ' 1itr ' ue ti00d s rsapanUA.
southwest of Hazleton,, which will bo I
40 breaker
on the building where they are work
ing. The Eulldlng Trades' council has re
linquished all control ef the men who
have been nut on stiikc nnd has left
thr option of returning to work n"d nil
other matters regarding this to the dis
cretion of the Individual unions affili
ated with it, hence the position taken
by the plumbers.
It will be seen by the above that tho
fitlike Is no longer officially recognized
by the Euildlug Ti tides' eouncll.
Increase of Coal Tonnnrre.
The coal tonnage of the Erie i all
way will bo Increased materially from
now on by tho return of the mlneis to
work on the bituminous properties con
trolled by the company In the Woss
burg district, south of Elmlra.
During the last three months tho
Hiie railway has. not only been com
pelled to buy Its "service" coal from
other producers, but has likewis-e not
received the usual tonnage of Its own
bituminous production. The dally out
put of the Elofsburg mines Is 1,500 tons,
most of which Is used by the Etle rail
a ay In Its own locomotives.
The Iteynoldsville mines produce D.000
ions dally, upon which an average of
It per ton Is obtained by the Erie mil
ivay for transportation.
Improvements at Honesdale.
"On Thursday, Second Vice President
51. a, Young, Superintendent Manvllle
md Chief Englnoer MacMartln came to
llonesxlale In a special oar and Inspect
ed the work going on there," says tho
VVayno Independent.
"In an Intel view with Mr. Toung, ha
laid that plans of the new station
vere already In the hands of Conrad
5chroeder, of Scranton, and as soon aa
io was through with them, Honesda'o
guilders would have an opportunity to
Ifcure on them and offer bids. Tho
ulldlng, eald Mr. Toung, Is to be of
brick and wood, and will be one of tho
handsomest structures anywhere on
the line of the company's loads. The
main building will be J5xf.O feet and
sVlth arcades 125 feet In length. It wilt
contain men's waiting room, women's
wultlnfi room, baggage r.nd expres
rooms and ticket office, and weather
permitting, will b completed the pre
tnt fall.
"Mr. Younjr Md that While tho pro
n ' , '
perfect
uith. Wekn,dejcllue.
vrsUiif, loaitlYely rmeo w
our remedie una arpn
unee, which we nJ on
UU1 and upproTal. foj on
honor, or return alt at (nil
txjnnu. Advance payment
not required. No C.O.I), ho
deception of uny nture.
New took under teal. free.
.enite fclEoicAt. co., BurrAto, n.y.
The Eehlgh Valley Railroad company
has bought from Pr. Benjamin Edgo
a tract of land under water In tho
South Cove, at the foert of Farrow
street, Jersey Pity, thi consideration
being $r0,nOi. The rnnipanv will fill
In the pioperty for th purpose of es
tabllshing a new fre'ght yard
Passenger conductors on the Laclc-
nwanna have been notified to the ef
fect that whnt'ver they have an extra,
sleeper on their train. In addition to
showing tho number of people In tha
car and their destination, they will al
so be expected to show the class of
transportation they ride on, whether
it Is a ppfm or legitlar ticket,
Th
have
Idated
nary
fror
pnd nn order has Ju3t been augmented.
by twelve more. These locomotives,
when completed, will represent tho
highest type of ho-wy freight power.
The- Lehigh Valley Hallroad company
Intends to makp a thorough Inopcctlon
of all the bridges nnd nestles along lta
line. The Inspection Is to tako In tho
whole system, and wherever It Is the
opinion of the civil engineer that tho
bridge would be better It strengthened,
ordeis will bo given to make the alter
ations, and where It Is thought travel
j within a few years will become too
i heavy for certain bridge s they will be
replaced by new steel ones.
TOOT BALL ITOTES.
Want of Watchfulness
Makes the Thief'
Many cases of poor health
come from want of watchful
ness. But if you keep your
blood pure no thief can steal 5
your health. The one effec- j k
tive, natural blood purifier is
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Disordered Blood "Myfithttfua
tor.g been irouklcdtvith disordered blood And
week btck. Hood's Sarssparittd ma.de
him siror.g And healthy; he tuorks everj
dy." A. S. Wykts, S. Eiston. T.
Humor "WJien I need blood pari'
It cured
my humor nnd is excellent ns a nerve
ionic." Josie Eiton, Stafford Springs, Ct.
3wdd2 SaUafxVitffq
Capital SSOO.OOO
surplus 425.000
WM. CONNELL, Preildsnt.
HENRY BLL1N Jr., VlcfPrss.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
Most stores want you to know that they manufacture their own Cloaks and Suits,
We want you to know that we do not. The secret of oursuccess has been large
ly in our freedom to choose each kind of a garment from the very best maker of
that particular garment. For instance: We recently advertised a certain garment
in three grades. Each of these grades was made by a different house, and
each kind was much better than it could have been if any one house had made
them all. It's the close competition of all the best houses for your trade that
keeps tbe standard at our store so remarkably high.
styles in IFuurjB
We are not novices in the fur business. Our experience in furs dates back many
years. Our styles for this season are extremely handsome and were selected with
great care. Fur Jackets are shorter and jauntier in styles. The favorite shapes
are cut from a Revilliou Model short and curved at hips, and sloping in front.
In Fur Neckwear the styles are very attractive. For Tailor-Made Suits, Neck
Scarfs and Collarettes come in many combinations. Collarettes have high-rolling
collars, warm either up or down.
I1 CONNOLLY & WALLACE, wash'.Menub
51
22 i i ii ii i ii i i . , . i i i , i-
HlSllUKEMtSUUllKmunSHnUUHIllS
e
Tours
11o-hI'ii PlIU curUvr llli. the mm trrllatlDR nd
only cXtlnrtVtrt tiUe vntli Km-l'i B"rniniUU.
New York, Old Point Com
fort, Richmond, Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia.
With time to rpare for side trips. If do
sired, fikirtlng tho sea coast for 38 hours
In the beautiful fa&t new steamships of
the
WBMMBK jjjj Mm Un3
BELLAVITA
Arnenlo Zloauty Tableto and Pills. A per.
fectly Bate nnl Riinruntred treatment fornllfkiu
dUordsrs. flealorus the bloom oliouth to laded laces.
10 days' treatment Met SO days' $1.00, by mail
horn! for circular. Address, . .
M&VITA MtDICAL CO., Cllotod & itfttoa Stt., Ctilaf
tiuld I) Mmnin.h & liiumm, Drug
gists,, 09 Lackavvnr.ra ave., Scranton, 1-M
m...........l..A..,.....
e TtMtlmore a.id Ohio railroad will i .Jjk ('i,3 n(.iuit.jii.iiij.4iji,suL
nlxty-two now compound consol- W iWl'ti'PXMV.Zutalt
locomotives by the last of Jan- W A.9 )...C04r.urihHiiUbi.,l'U!Jtftl.r
. Fifty were ordered In September JAJri.''!ifutrttr(ototiDf. uivirit
. Ihn Tl-ililM-ln lnnmiii.tlvn u-nrtra 4 - WV "'" M rullM rw ii .! '.y
.... .......-, icTnu-j
ri
-trtldlt
Soadllr
T'T'T
fun v i j if-ur ror nag iiaaaisi bi fctnrrcu. ,
i7ij:oio:-j ri.oitiriu-a.ttt4tioei" r
fifftra IIIIL&OQ i.li:4Ui. A!lrraa&tCT;ovl.f
TtfTTTTITTTff
and returning- leisurely by rail.
Tickets Include HOTCI.. ACCOMMODA
TIONS at pi IMS named, im well aa rail
and steamer fares for the entire trip. To
tul cost, $32.00.
Also shi rter trips to Old Point Com
fort nnd Rlchmni d. Including cost of ho
tel, for tic 00 and J17.00.
Fnvorltn oce.n nnd rail route to At
lanta. Ga. Spr-cinl Hates on account of
the Cotton Stiles Imposition.
Write for full Dirtbulare of trtso and
other delightful trips to
OLD DOMINION ST&A3IS.IM' CO.,
Plor 26, North Rlvor, Now York.
I THIS WEEK'S PR CHS IK
I 'nun, hiss, sm
The following prices, which we are
selling goods lor this week, nio tho
lowest that wo have ever offered.
The goods are tho finest grado and
cannot help but please everyone.
Call and seo them.
Fine Diamond Hints at $5.00. worth
jio.ro.
Solid Gold Hand nines at J1.23, worth
$3.50.
Solid Gold Band Rings at 11.00, worth
'Gold Filled Quff Buttons, 60c, worth
1.2o.
Cuff Buttons, previous prices $1.00, now
STc.
Gent's Solid Silver Watch, Elgin move-
mpnl. 1.1 50.
i Ladles' Sterllnc Silver Watches, worth
J5 50, now $1.75.
Gent's Nickel Watches, S. W., prlco
$3 50, now 11.75.
Ropers Bros'. Spoons, warranted, EOc.
Rogers Urns'. Butter Knives, Susar
Spoons, Pickle Forks, 37c, previous price
IJc.
Ladles' Solid Gold Watch, Elgin move
ment, $11.50.
Ladles' Gold Filled Watches at $5 50,
worth $15.00.
We nlso have about three hundred La
dles' Solid Silver Rings, worth 50c. and
75c, will elope them at 10c cich.
Special sale now golntj on at Davldow
Bros, Attend as we are offerlns goods
at one-fourth their orlclnal value.
Extra Heavy Solid Silver Thimbles at
1!C.
Davldow Bros
227 Utrtawmi Hvi.
Fall Carpets
m Jwffl Ml
gpf-
We offer batter inducement
to the carpet buyer this season
than ever before.
Paying less for your carpets
than we ask is getting thread
bare spots and dissatisfaction
that you do not bargain for.
Everything in Wilton, Ax
minster, Velvet, Brusssli,
Savonerrie, Ingrain.
WILLIAMS & M'ANULTY.
Interior Decorators.
129 Wyoming Avenue,
wmm Dual
iwa?Maa "- 'i i ill ra
LwfessSWfM Wo: T)nm,ut, E LI Ik I Ml E
WfiiASas fuiamm; luivuci u.Ltuaj.j-x.i
TL B. Walker, Traffic Mann;er.
J. J. Brown, Gcn'l l'aso'r Agent.
m&DE Mi mm
AJ JC TAULE TB rClH VI i 11 'a
.IXX.Vrnii Jtoec(i-lal,lu ilia.'
ctj.I jtouatr.'.'lMrlM'acjj.i.Jo . J"W,-1
jn
UZ&ti ; IL
1 To PATEHT Coed
i may lie sccurnt by
our am, Auuress,
tuc DitrruT p?rnnn
a Bililmore. Md.
"VI l.Mir, ,F r.M... l.T M.C1
J. f t'rAl'nn. 'jffr'l u -7 r!l a
"-Jir r-.mu r.itV'iiiiUt la olitcr ici:r..nti
fnL l.iitRtaftrttqrir. ti ilr'oer insrylcpc",
lfi'Stri)ct labsali rni CoLtuusUsa it
lu&cuLitiun. Ttclm-n 2or l.rnraiata inpsrc
tooctcEd c-orj n i.Ul'.p hs.ro.f.11 rtjiar Jall,ln.
(Ii: n;ci L.ilnj tl.o .-(aaius i. -ItiCtU. TUcy
hTcs-;itaoua.'au'iw llcaroion. WorlrooM.
itlTii ni.v.o j L"a.tct7i to cSjci u rem Ci-ti (Vj s "
c-.cUc;9dcr naiortltl-.o nicer. i1ttii!,J,JU,r
rdcacji oru rCM U'-il ircaravui inr vw. "r
it'U,iavliIi7iaoMT. iipm recall tfrf prioo. ( ironlrr
IIW,A.1AV L'ffll.Vr!.. '
i.m. Mm.m. -mm.y
For salo In Scranton, Pa, by M'Uthovvs
Dros. and II C. Sanderson, Druggists.
3l-'efcori&4l,,
USlIt. 1U.
Thn cftcrct of
ftreuitli. Veknua,decUue
The Lackawanna foot ball team has
teoreanlzed and wan out at Athletic park
yesterday and Jlurnla prutUcintr. They
tire, however, minus one of their best
players, as Arch Drown, the cruel; half
back, will play henceforth with tho Hlsh
uchool eleven. The latter ortr.inlzatlon Is
Kreatly strengthened both by this addi
tion, and by the acquiring of a uuvv
tackle, In tho person of James Iloran,
brother of HIkIi tcbool's right guard ana
manager, John Hornn. The team Is
greatly benefited by these two new play
ers, both In nnd behind the line. Clar
ence De How and Iirtwn will mako a
pair of the best running half-backs on
the local gridiron, nnd with tho two Hor-
ans, Bhuttz, Malta and WelienHuh In tho
line, HlBh school will havo nn aggrega
tion of seasoned players who ought by
nil means to win rrom vviuiamsport Nov.
18. The ends will be taken care of by
Harry Vaughn and McHugh, while Tropp
will play quarter, and either Williams
or Harrington wlh be the full back.
Thursday afternoon the High school's
second team will play Dunmore High
school. The former team was practicing
yesterday afternoon at Athletic park.and
under the drilling of Its coach, Harry
Jones, Is making good progress, The
team seems rather light to play the hus
ky boys from Dunmore, but will probably
make a good showing, despite tho dis
parity In weight.
Hmnmk Young Men's Shoes
ill
m
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Slanuractiirers or
OLD STOCK
PS L S H
:3i!:i:i::!in!i:i:n!32!!iiiiHiiinniiinin
Ml
o
TTIv TJ f
a ia ii . jn
436 to 455
N. Ninth Street,
At $2.00, $3.00, $3.50, $4.00,
lu Call', Box Calf, llussia Call, Patent Call' and En
amel Leather, made up with light or heavy soles,
leather or drill lined, all widths, 11. to E.
Wc invito you to call nnd examine our now line
oi'llu manic shoes ior men. Itemember, there is no
trouble to show you goods and you will surely save
money by it.
MYER DAVIDOW
THE OIIEArEST SHOE STOKE. 307 LACK1 AVE.
. scum, pa
i'el.'phons Call, 233?.
The season is now a
am im
jjj open for all kinds of
3 game. Get your guns s
S and dogs out. If you are s
H not supplied, we can fit 3
a you up with everything 3
sj except the dog. Our
K prices are the lowest aud
3 goods the best.
1 FLOREY & BROOKS 1
S an Waslilnctsn Avenus. S
XZ Oppatlte Court House.
rtttits!c:ttit!imiii3;isi!Hi:iHiiiiuH
A3L
M
DI.DEHSTEI
311 ;praii S.
limpid Cjuri UJiiJti,
Scriiiioj, Pa.
All acute and chronlo dlseatei of men,
women and cblldien. CIIUONIC. NHUV.
Si 8 HUAIN AND WASi'lNO DISKAtJ.
I'd A 81'KCIAIf V. All diseases of tha
lver Kidneys. Uladdcr. Blcln, Blood,
Nurves. Womb, Ee, Uar. Nose, Throat,
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