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  <dc:title>It’s A Wonder I’m Alive To Tell The Tale,  (Household Remedies)</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Sheet music for piano and voice, titled “It’s a wonder I’m alive to tell the tale”, appearing as two bifold folio sheets (8 pages total). The front cover features a lithograph of Harry Randall, singing and holding a top hat and umbrella. Four different “remedies” are listed around the cover, “The Cooling Remedy”, “The Bilious Remedy” (with a picture of a domino), “The Tooth-Ache Remedy”, and “The Ear-Ache and Boil Remedy”. The publisher’s stamp appears in the lower right corner. The first page attributes the arrangement to Henry E. Pether.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1898</dc:date>
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