SATURDAY SIFTINGS
A L Burke of Tiltltii wnH a city vis
tor yosteidny
A O McLood of Schuyler was in Nor
folk yesterday
A son was born yesterday to Mr and
Mrs Win Nit
II II Herbison was a Norfolk visitor
from Mndison yesterday
Robert Sohiuitt was in Norfolk yes
terday from Buzilo Mills
Mr and Mrs L G Hloy of Midison
visited Norfolk friends yosteuhiy
Miss Wilhcmy of Oinalm is visiting
with her sister Mrs It H Weller
Mrs Bryant and Mrs Stevenson of
Madison were in the oily wstordny
Mrs Williams of Shuylor is visiting
at the home of her son George Fox
Judge J B Barnes of this city is in
nttendanco at federal court in Omaha
Mrs Paul Kuro arrived this morning
from Lyons for n visit with Norfolk
relatives and friends
Miss Lizzio Gruuo who has been vis
iting at the lionn of Mr and Mrs G A
Knhl departed this noon for her home
in LeMars Iowa
5ooigo Wiltiauis resideneo is now
connected with the city by telephone
and connections arc being liuulo today
with Alvin Pratts residence
fnn A ttrnobs fif Biriln Mills- rnnin
Utfl in from the west yesterday noon and
imunea over last evening to nuouu ine
mooting of Elks lodge members
The Norfolk delegation to tho state
firemens association at Seward returned
List night and report having liadn pleas
ant time and instructive session
Misses Lottie and Veda Pilger of
Plniuviow aud Byron Young of Green
leaf Kansas are visiting nt the home
of their aunt Mrs Albert Deguer
Tho title to tho public building site in
this city has at last been perfected and
the traubfor of tho property to the gov
ernment was completed yesterday
A A Ahlman was 2i years old yester
day aud iu honor of that evoit the
Jolly Good Follows an organization
of which he is president met at his
home nnd had such a time as Jolly
Good Fellows usually have
Mr aud Mrs J W Humphrey have
returned from a stny of a couple of
inouths at Lincoln aud have again taken
np their residence at their homo on
Houth Eleventh street Mr Humphrey
departed yesterday on one of his regular
trips
Mrs Laura E Bdukston colored
aged 40 died this morning at her home
in this city of tuberculosis aud the fu
neral will be held Monday morning
The deceased was a daughter of Mrs
iUfi Lizzie Gordon who lives on Braasch
A
avenue
Mrs Mary Mathewsou very pleasantly
f ntertained a dozen of the young lady
friends of Miss Louise Mathewsou of
Winnebago agency at tea last evening
Tho guests remained after tea and spent
the evening aud the occasion was thor
oughly enjoyed
Mr and Mrs D J Koenigstein
pleasantly entertained a party of young
people last evening at their homo on
South Tenth street iu honor of Mrs
Koenigsteins sister Miss Mertie Wal
dron who expects to leave next week
for Parsons Kansas The evening was
- very enjoyably spent and delicate re
freshments were served
MisB Nora Burnett of South Norfolk
very enjoyably entertained a company
of about 50 invited guests last evening
iu honor of Miss Olive Laughrey of
Omaha who is visiting here Tho
guests were entc rtaiued at cards croki
nole and other games until about mid
night when dainty rofresmeuts wero
served The evening passed very
pleasantly to those in attendance
Madison Chronicle Fairview is go
ing to have a church in tho near futuro
It will be of the Methodist denomina
tion and will be erected on the lot near
where the parsonage now stands on tho
ileiglo farm A meeting was held last
week at whioh definite plans were
made A building T0x 1 feet will be
erected iu the spring at a cost of about
1 200 Subscription papers are now be
iug circulated Pap Itoigle heads the
list with a donation of f SOO
The people of Homer are highly in
dignant over the treatment given Mrs
J as Nelson a young woman about 20
years of age She was suffering with
lung fever and was being treated by Dr
D A Stiuson of this place Her father
Dick Skidmoro is a divine faith healer
aud is known as a Morganite He
advised his daughter to forsake medi
cine nnd rely on diviue faith to restore
her to health After three days of
divine cure Mrs Nelson died
Henry Graak baggage man at the
union depot was quite badly injured
yesterday while performing his duties
Ho wae loading a barrel of tallow into a
a wagon when the team started aud he
was thrown to the ground between the
wagon aud the platform by the weight
of the barrel The team was tied and
when they felt the jerk of the hitohiug
strap they backed suddenly crushing
one of Mr Graaks kuecB between the
wheel aud the platform The injury re
ceived will keep Mr Graak from his
duties for some time
Thos Duher section man for the F
E Mv this afternoon found a
linger witu a piuui bu uk -
tho coal sheds of O W Braasch It is
supposed to bo tho finger of tho late
Peter L Buhniau who mot his death
hero on tho morning of Tanuaty 1 while
firing a saluto to tho now year Tho
pan nt a of Mr Buhnian have boon very
anxious to recover tho ring aud news of
tho find will bo gladly received by them
This iiistnnco illustrates tho force of tho
explosion on that oocush n Tho place
where tho finger was found was almost
half a block away from tho foundty
where tho saluting mortar wasstatiencd
From tho Oxnard Oouriei it is learned
that 1 W Hose has been transfer ed
from Oxnard to San Francisco and
will hereafter inako his headquarters
wit li tho general western office of tho
company at lJl California street Sun
Francisco Tho change comes as a
promotion to Mr Rose bringing with
it increased responsibilities as well as
increased saluty although ho will con
tinue to bo olllcially tho auditor of the
American Beet Sugar company Gen
eral Manager Howe is also to change
his placo of residouco to San Francisco
or one of tho suburban cities across tho
bay and his headquarters will bo at the
genoial western olllco of tho company
People of St Edwards have given a
warning to wife beatois not to bo mis
construed Tuesday morning a large
well made effigy thickly coated with
tar and feathers was suspended by tho
netk over main street lroui a rope
stretched between two telephone poles
The elllgy boro a placard with these
words This is what will happen to
tho next wife beater One eud of tho
ropo was tied to a polo immediately in
front of a meat market where a man by
the name of Raymond iB employed It
is charged that last Saturday night Ray
mond brutally beat his wife thiowiug
hor so violently upon tho bed as to break
it and afterward dragging hor down
stuirs by the hair Raymond lost his
job
A company has been organized at
Newman Grove for tho manufacture of
a new well tubing whioh it is thought
will supercede the old cast iron pipo at
present used iu the construction of drive
wells Tho company is known as tho
C G Dimock Manufacturing compauy
Mr Dimock being tho patentee The
company starts with a paid up capital
of 7500 aud an authorized capital of
80000 The incorporators are O G
Dimock and John Blomquist of New
man Gsove C E Buruhani of Tilden
Dr W M Coudon of Humphrey and
W E Reed and T F Mepiuiiuger of
Madison tho ollicers being T F Mem
niinger president W M Condon vice
president J Blomquist secretary and
treasurer and C G Dimock manager
The Tilden Citizen trives t e following
description of the propose manufacture
The pipe referred to is to supercede
the iron pipe now in general use and is
made of galvanized sheet iron such as
is used iu making chimney caps The
iron is cut of a size to allow a lap of
about one third the circumference of
the pipe and is then rolled to the re
quired diameter aud secured iu that
position by two rows of rivets The
joints intended to be placed in water
bear ng strnta have a series of small
holes punched through the folds at a
dintance of about a foot and between
tho folds is placed the line wire gauze
for keeping out the sand etc The
lengths are fastened together in the
manner of stove pipo
Free of Charge
Any adult sulleriug from a cold
settled on the breast bronchitis throat
or lung troubles of any nature who will
call at A K Leonards will bo presented
with a sample bottle of Boscheos
Gorman Syrup free of charge Only
one bottle given to one person and none
to children without order from parents
No throat or lunp romr dy ever had
suoh a sale as BoFchees German Syrup
in all parts of the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
wore giveu away aud your drugeist
will tell you its success was marvelous
It is really the only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi
cians une To cent bottle will cure or
prove its value Sold by dealers in all
civilized countries
A u flint Flower
Itis a surprising fact says Prof
Houton that iu my travels iu all parts
of the world for the last ten years I
have met more poople having used
Greens August Flower than any other
remedy for dyspepsia deranged liver
aud stomach aud for constipation I
find for touribts and salesmen or for
persons filling offico positions where
headaches aud general bad feelings from
irregular habits exist that Greens
August Flower is a grand remedy It
does not injure tho system by frequent
use aud is excellent for sour stomachs
and indigestion Sample bottles free
at A K Leonards Sold by dealers in
all civilized countries
Funning In Colorado and Xnr Mnira
The Denver Rio Graude railroad
The Scenic Line of tho World has
prepared an illustrated book upon tho
above subject which will be sent free to
farmers desiring tochaugo their location
This publication gives valuable informa
tion in regard to tho agricultural horti
cultural and live stock interests of this
section and should be iu the hands of
everyone who desires to become ac
quainted with tha methods of farming
by irrigation Write S K Hooper G
f a t a uenver uoio
T1IHNOUK0LK NKWS FRIDAY IAMWKY 2 liV1
MONDAY MENTION
Mrs Fred Linrode of South Norfolk is
vory sick
Fred Davis was a city visitor today
from Madison
A B Torwllligor of Wayne was a city
visitor yesterday
Will Roinhardt is ono of tho recont
victims of the grip
Guy L Farley of Laurel was a Sun
day visitor in Norfolk
A boy was born to Mr and Mrs
W Roseborry last night
Miss Winnlo Hartley of Tilden spent
Sunday with Norfolk friends
O S Hayes returned last evening
from a business trip to Chicago
Otto llollorinan returned to his homo
in Marshtleld Wis this morning
Frank Davis was a visitor in tho
metropolis yottorday from Venligro
Deputy Treasuier Arthur Pilger was
in the city from Madison over Sunday
It is reported that Mrs Gay Hilver
stein is quito sick at her homo in South
Norfolk
August Hellermnii is improving iu
health with a good chance for early and
complete recovery
Justieo Daniel was busv this morning
listening to testimony and arguments
presented iu a number of civil eases
The Music Si udonts club will meet
this evening with Mrs D J Koenig
stein A largo attendance is desited
Mr and Mrs W 11 Cooley have been
culled to Appleton Wis by the an
nouncement of thu death of Mr Coohys
father
Mrs Kineiuan sister and Ludwig
Zuolow brother of tho late Mis August
Ilellonnun returned to their homes in
Minnesota this morning
Mrs W C Maker entertained a com
pany of lady ti ieuds at tea last Siturday
evening tl e occasion proving most en
joyable to nil in attendance
Four columns el tins weeks issue of
tho West Point Democrat are devoted to
death notices chronicling tho decease of
six poople of that city and vicinity
Ono of tho Jones Bros of Madison
was in the city today on business He
and his brother are reeoutly from Cresron
aud have purchased the Rubendalil
drug store
Tho revival meetings at tho M E
church will be continued during this
week with services each evening at 7 I0
Rev J E Fowler of Clearwater will
continue in charge of the binging
E B Konyou this morning received
the snd intelligence of the death of his
mother Mrs Sarah Kenyou of Oneida
Iowa Mr Kenyon left for that place
on the noon train to attend the funeral
which will take place tomorrow
A company of young folks met last
eveuing at tho home of Mr and Mrs
Ed Braasch ou Eighth street and en
joyed a very pleasant timo a liberal
supply of refreshments being served
The party was given in honor of Walter
Braasch
Ohas A Hyde of South Norfolk has
just discovered that he has a broken
bone iu one of his feet tho injury being
received about two weeks asro when a
tire of one of the engines fell on it Ho
has been working since and only took a
lay off when it was discovered that tho
bone was broken
While excavating for an addition to
his hot house Chris Graveson of West
Point unearthed a human skeleton sup
posed to be that of an Indian buried
thero 50 years ago Several years ago a
skeleton was uncovered iu the same
neighborhood It was undoubtedly an
Iudiau burial ground
Tho Ilijrh school room was hand
somely papered aud decorated last Sat
urday through tho efforts of tho Fresh
man class the money having been
raised while the class was in tho Eighth
grade The appearance of the room is
very materially improved and congratu
lations to the class for their public
spiritedness aro in order
Geo II Bishop is expected horo to
morrow from New Haven Conn aud it
will then bo determined whether the
new building at tho corner of Main and
Fourth streets will be ono or two stories
in heighth Those with an oye to tho
beauty of ono of tho choicest business
locations iu the city will hope that the
two story plan will prevail
Pierce Call Mrs O P Michael of
Norfolk was called to Pierce Wednes
day by the serious illness of her mother
Mrs O C Wilson Miss Rose Wilson
has not been able to conduct her sckool
for three weeks on account of her
n iiiucHH wnue iir Wilson is
quite sick with the grip mnking things
look like a hospital at the Wilsou home
A new kind of hold up was tried by a
man living at Auburn but it wusut
much of -a success and is not likely to
prove popular He wrote the superin
teudent of tho poor farm threatening to
become a charge on the county uuless
he was immediately given a cash bonus
of 15 The superintendent did not
accede to the dotnaud and tho tenant
arrived in due time but made his visit
short because the county had not pro
vided bath room accommodations
Tilden Citizen A son was born last
week at tho home of Mr and Mrs Stev
enson on tho old Beal placo south of
towu who is in all likelihood the small
est specimen of humanity in this part of
Nebraska The little chap weighed but
two and three quarters pounds when
J drexsed and dolls clothing had to be
called intj use forhis benefit Notwith
standing his lilliputiuu size tho boy is
thrifty and takes his natural noutish
iiinut like other babies of ordinary sio
Some one fixed up a job on II E
Hardy thi oral luau In his ad iu Tin
Nrws in lingo lottois id I Im word Fuel
in capitals Soino practical joker iu ono
paper removed a pmtlon of tho upper
part of the letter E and inado tho ad
read II E Ilaidy Full Tiik
Nits foreo was almost thrown iiitocon
vulsii us ou seeing tho paper and think
inu that a glaring error had bet u made
but the lino hand of tho eraser was de
tected ou closer scrutiny and win u the
ml was found to be all right
The W R O began the new century
with a full attendance In adilitlou to
tlio ollicers already reported as installed
January I weie Mrs Miller coniluttor
with hi r assistant Mrs Robb as guild
Mis Eiiolev with her assistant Mrs
Broker for color bearers No I Mrs
vtuiek No 2 Mrs Geuung No l Mrs
Dixon No I Mi h Eliza Diidliy For
delegate to state encampment Mrs
Ueitlui Pilger Committees Iorjtheyenr
as follows Belief McmIhhics Ludhoh
laiik and lluiriiigtou Executive
Mesdumes Clements Eliza Dudley
Ohilds Miller and llowo Auditing
McsdiuucH Byerly Mai ran and ICuliu
Homo and employment Mesduiucs
Mills Van 1 loin and Bondurant Con
fcrence Mesdames Dixon George
Dudley and Mirrow
WOUNDS HIS MAN
Itnlliirliitil mill IiiIpci iki Fight u
ulo Duel In Wlih ill lli lalti Uoiii
Out - 11111 llchl
Pails Jan Hi Tho long expected
duel between Count de luhcrsuc and
Baron Robert do Rothschild wan
fought with swords yesterday on Ba
ron IMuiuml de Rothschilds estate at
Boulogne Sue Seine The duel begun
at II and lasted ten minutes when
Count de lubersae received a lunge
piifonilliig his ii i iii from the elbow to
the ariupli The duel was then
stopped Ilolh the count ami hi baron
fought most determinedly neither
lllm liing and neither showed the
sliglilei1 desire to spare the other
SINteoii engngi nts took place all
ot a desperate character The com
batants attacked each other furiously
The sleeves of their shirts were lltoV
ally torn to pieces by the points of
their swords as the duelists repeatedly
lunged at each other Several times
they une to close quarters and their
seconds were obliged to separate them
At the HIh onslaught Huron do
Rothschild lunged at the count who
tried to parry but failed and the ba
rons sword penetrated his arm Just
above the elbow and Issued at the arm
pit The spectators hastened around
the wounded man and two well known
physicians examined the wound They
declared the counts life was not In
danger but It was Impossible to con
tinue the duel Count de Lubersac
was then driven buck to Paris Baron
de Rothschild Is still performing mili
tary service with the Fifty fourth regi
ment lie only attained his majority
yesterday and lost no time In settling
his account with Count de Iubersue
MITCHELLS
IWiirliml
ADDRESS
Vat urn of tlin In SfMiliin uf
11 Inn Workri H
Indianapolis Jan IM The feature
of yesterdays session of the United
Mine Workers of America was the an
nual address of President Mitchell
lie went into details of the hlutory of
the conditions which brought about
the anthracite strike las September
and all offclnl movements of the strike
are reported Speaking of the orders
growth President Mitchell said
Ilic crowlli of our oikii nl7nl Ion Uiirhn
tin- liiiat vein- litis liccn iilmost ilirnnii id
rii HlUlMKhliig Hip i lrinnlhiiiry Iiicichkc
I nt our Iron cnnvciitlou for llii vein
lhii in i nilicr l
wiim 1ST
P
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Kind Edward VII Motml
English Throne
IN VIOTOUTAS rOOTSTEPS
Allicil CiIuiiiiI A Mlili Mm Ill In nt Ulnjf
r lie Klnvjiliini ill lirul fit It lit II UMil
llilmiil mill ICiiimi nr il Inilliiriliiiliil
At Sihhii
London Jan ill An eMriioidliiary
Issiie of the Cncltc tills morning
which appeals with black borders an
nounces the death of iMieeu Victoria
lidding The cicul has caused one
universal feeling of icgiit and soriow
to her iiiajestys Iallhlul stlhjci K to
whom she was eiideaied by the deep
Interest Iu their welfare which she
liiMirlably uiunlfesled as well as by
many signal vlitucs which marked and
adorned her eluiraVler
Then follows the proclaim Inn of
Edward Nil the ml now lodgement of
allegiance by tin privy council and
the kings speech at his accession
which Is as lollows
Voiir Royal Highnesses My Lords
nnd icutlcuicii This Is the most pain
ful occasion ou which I shall over be
called upon to address you My llrst
and melancholy duly Is to iiiiuouuce
to you the death of my beloved mother
the qiieeii and I know how deeply
you and Hie nation inn I think I may
say the whole world sympathize wllh
me iu the Irreparable loss we will have
sustained
I need hardly say thai my constant
endeavor will be always to walk In
her footsteps
In iiudei taking the heavy loud
which now devolves upon me I am
fully determined to be a constitutional
Hoverelgu In the strictest sense of lie
word and so long as there Is breath In
my body to work for the good and
amelioration of my people
I have resolved to be known by the
name of IM ward which has been
borne by six of my ancestors in do
ing so I do not undervalue the name of
Albert which I Inherit from my ever-to-be
lamented great and wise father
who by universal consent Is I think
deservedly known by the name of Al
bert the flood nnil I desire tluiL his
name should stand alone
Iu conclusion trust to parliament
nnil the Million to support me In the
arduous duties which now devolve
upon mo by inheritance nnd to which
I am determined to devote my whole
strength during he remainder of my
life
Klliff ill II U Ciiiltiil
London inn I he king emperor
entered his capital at nuoii ycsteiday
A thu meeting of Ihu privy council
the king took the title ol IMviud VII
king of he Lniied Kiugdoin ol ilreal
LiKaiii and Ireland ami emperor of
India
Loudon has donned the garb of
mourning from end to end Through
out the West end drawn blinds arc Die
order of Ihe day while on all the em
bassies government olllces and public
buildings he Hags are lialt niasicd
The law courts he Stock exchanges
and all the produce and metal ex
changes throughout the country only
assembled to close Immediately after
the presiding ollicers hud addressed to
tho members a few words of tilbuto
to the dead monarch
The various naval nnd military sta
tions tired a salute of 81 guns at mid
night to signalize the death of the
queen one gun for each completed year
of the queens age The public build-
lugs are being draped with black the
stores are displaying many signs of
mourning and business Is practically
at a standstill
HmmIk iiirt Kins
The crowds waited patiently for
hours to greet their king Finally
preceded by half a dozen mounted po
licemen the new sovereign arrived In
a plain brougham The king was of
U
I rj7im
iJh Vm k1 I course dressed he deepest and most
hii nirciM of INil2 or lOSi
k1II inoiirniig ami carelully raised
per cent Tho Hru oremiUr1 nl i
oiKiinlziit 008 ini iiis us ngiibiM 177 In IKi I hat In acknowledgement of the si
On the arbitration problem the l t uncovering of heads which was
dent said I more impressive than the most
Tlie nilvnntngr to nilnern nnd oporntors Bhisllc cheers The king looked tired
nllhc where imitmil i niilruitN nrr rnlcrcil Ulld very sad but very well
itiiiii iii iiiHi in nine iiiive neeoiim rei in i ll i
Kl flll IflllK Ihlll I lllr nulnwtl 1
- - O v Ul uiLt llllUV
3 the JM Tiatffim
rrol failborough house o preside at
more MiiiHfiutory niiiiH ivoniii nri rm to
eiich If coninieis were enlerni into which the llrst jirlvy council Lord Salisbury
Jn JlTi rniplnyment Lord Roscbery A 1 Ralfour the dulie
tor n iipi loil of two rcuii bisteuil of one
r ii0ii oi 1 1
f V110
I woill riMomnii uil thut our orfinlrntlon -d Strathcona and
propoup to Hip npiTMiom tin- forraHildn 0f AToinit Royal and a host of tho most
u joint noimi or iiiiiitriiiliin ann prominent personages in the laud were
miners over tlio ronxtriirllnn or Inlet prctu
tlon of the nrorlKluini of tiir lolnt iiffie
ment tU m rvlrcH of mirli board to ln
chiiimi upon only where nilJiiRlinentH eim
not he effpcteil by Hip onuiiry ami eMul
HhIioiI nii thoiM now In force
YEARS OUTPUT OF METALS
Giraleiit Iu
tlm HUtnry of TliU Country
uuil CuiihiIh
New York Ian 1 J Valentine
president of Wells Kargo Co has Is-
binding him to govern the kingdom ae
cording to Its laws and customa and
hear him ssume he tide of King Ho
ward VII of fSreal Urllaln and Irehiud
und emperor of India
The ceremony was Interesting nnd
according to precedent
Ill nr l itl liTiwiriiiPiii
It Is understood the king will return
to Osborne today to direct he funeral
arrangements These wero discussed
-
Hiied his annual report of the metals ut a meeting of the authorities of the
produced iu the Htates and territories royal household at Iluckiiigliain palaee
west of the Missouri river Including hist evening At the college of urms
UrltlHh Colvmbla and the Yukon ills- it was yald hat the dale of the funeral
tr1t i could not be setded until it was
J he report stutM that the total gross known when the Kuropean royalties
rcHilt In lMJO was 5aaaifl4S7 of or their represeulaUves would arrive
which gold contributed O0IO07H but thut the function would be held at
copper 7r284 und silver 42402 the earliest possible date for the con
MZ I venlence of Hmperor William whose
The combined output of these metals ttay In Knglaiid might be unavoidably
last year vras the greatest In the his- limited
tory of thU country nnd Canada The Buckingham palace Is being made
world s production of gold estimated ready for the royal persons who are
tLS000 BhW8 pr8p or nrrlvlns In London Representatives
0800000001 compared with 1809 j of all the royul families in Europe
Mitchell S I Jan 21 Shc Iff wM probably be present at the funeral
Swindler has returned from Denver 1Uliidlng the King of Italy Belgium
h hero he went In quest of u prisoner Ul Greece the crown princes of fJer
wanted for criminal assault Ho had y Sweden ami Archduke Fran
tbr necessary requisition jiapers from I l ciillnand of Austria
Governor Herrled but the Colorado ex- -A tlie Kuroiiean courts will ro iuti
4 cutive declined to recognize them I mtiurulns Xcr vtulous jieiiodu
mm
t t v
it II
f
woman In the country
know about
ntf
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Meggers ftltM
l se wlio do kimw about it
viiilcr how Ihev evir g i alone
without it li has loblud child
l ih f is
huts fir tunny a
value uKc It bus pie erved her
niihsh iigure and lived her much
s illciing It is an external
and canits vilh it therefoie
iitbtely no danger of upsetting
slim as dings Liken iniein
allv aic apt to do It is to be
rubbed into the abdomen to often
mid the V- v an li
uic to bcur the slmiti This means
muilihsH pain It also picvenla
iiitniiiiiir sicktiis and iil of tho
other tlisfnuifiiiiH n pHgnaucy
A ilrugg st til Muiui la sajs
I have sold a huge quantity of
Mothers 1iicnd and have never
known an iiistiimo wlicio it has
tailed to ptodncc the good icsulls
cliineil lor it
A prominent luily of Ltni
bcitmi Atk vv Hies Willi my
nsl six childieii I was in labor
fiom to v limns After using
Modnis Fiiciul my seventh wa
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