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TUESDAY TOPICS
J Mmirty of Winsldo wna in tho city
ytRtordny
Chiw Ulrloh wns i city iitor today
from Wurco
Put Stnnton of Tiltlon wns n Snndny
Norfolk
MIbh lliumon of Mndlson is vlfllllng
with Norfolk frloniln
Ootuitv Attorney Minion hnrt ImnIiiopr
1n Mndlpon ycstonlny
John MoNbil l homo from Uloomfluld
for n two wcckfi visit
Tho county commissioners woro In
session yostordny nt Mndlson
Mrs L It Prltohnrd of M endow
Orovo Is visiting Mrs 1 G Coryell
Dr Wilkinson of Otnnhn Is In tho
city looking nftor tho needs of nntlimtH
Mrs Kretl Snutulora nud Miss Snnndors
woro city visitors yesterday from Stan
ton
1 A Ileolor has roiio to Now Yoik
City to nnrohoao n sprhiR utook of dry
goods
Mrs 11 13 Warrlok rotnmed last
night from n vifilt to her parents at
Carroll lown
Al KIroIow departed todny for Oali
fornln whom lie nmy conolndo to mako
ills future homo
MlssliillinnLnikart room to Tiltlon
-tonight and will spend tho rest of tho
week visitiuR f riouds
A Bbipmont of wostorn horses ramo In
this noon ovor tho Union Pncitlo and
passed on throiiRh to Slonx Olty
Tho interior of tho storo of 0 P
Parish has roce ntly boon greutly im
proved with now papor and paint
Editor 3 13 Mnrtin of tho Hattlo
Creek Kntorpriso paid one of his ous
tomary viBts torNorfolk yestertlny
M L KoBsitor a banker nt Silvor
Creek nud Postmaster Snulres of tho
Bamo citr wore in Norfolk today on
busiuess
P R Millor of Calhoun MiBsouri
who ciuno here to attend tho fnnoral of
his sister Mrs Beswick dopartod for
homo this aftomoon
Mr and Mrs Frank Duvib havo
moved to town nud will occupy tho
honso on Sonth Fourth street recently
vncntod by Mr antVMrB Banner
John R Hays W II Buoholz and
W N Huso wont to Lincoln this uftor
noon to seo how an ngroumont nmouR
oropublicuuB affoctB tho legislature
Qilbort Fleming of Saundors county
has purchased the W II Buoholz form
of 120 ncros eight miles west of tho oity
tho couHidertion being 5000 Mr
IPloming will move onto tho property
and develop it
Plaiuviow News Elmer Ilnmmoud
lias bought tho Phil Sires barber shop
mad leased it to J W Howe of Norfolk
who has boon employed in the shop for
omo time Phil Siroais nt present un
decided as to what ho will do
Tho classes of tho NorfolktHigh school
and also tho foot ball team havo been
having their pictures taken for tho
pose of procuring outs and illustrating
the Milostono which tho Senior class
contemplates issuing at the close of the
school year
Messrs O G Somers JI h Snyder
and W W Hughes returned last uight
from Hastings whore they had nttendod
the state Y M O A convention
Thoy enjoyed a very pleasant and profit
able session nud will givo a report of tho
proceedings at tho Sunday aftomoon
mens mooting
The farmors of Knox county aro in
arms against the coyotes and -wolves un
there The wolves are large gray fel
lows and do not hesitate to make a meal
off of calves or pigs it tuere are no
chickens convenient Tho animals are
very bold and oome close to the houses
even during the day time
The Verdigre Citizen contains an ao
count of an acoident whereby the two-years-old
child of Mr and Mrs Anton
Tichy lost its life sUst Thursday A pot
of boiling coffee was nccidentiy over
turned on the little one and although
not badly scalded itho shock undoubt
edly caused its death nt 11 30 that
night
Miss Maye B Olaflin daughter of Mr
and Mrs F M Olafiiu formorly of this
city waa married nt the home of the
brides parents in Washington D O
3aat Wednesday to Fred U ewton Clarke
of Omaha Rev Charles T Honso pastor
of the North Capitol street JM E church
officiating They will make their homo
-in Omaha
The weather today appears to indi
cate that tlie ground hog baa lost bis
grip and that the season for planting
radishes is here Gardners are advised
not bo led into premature activity how
ever by the blandishments of Old Sol
as there are quite likely to be a few light
frosts before spring fully openB -that
would nip tender plants
Columbus Telegram Deputy Sheriff
Adam Smith assisted by Jerry Oarrig
took O H Wells to tho Norfolk asylum
Saturday evening Wells was adjudged
insane by the board of examiners about
a week ago He is about 55 years of
age and has a son in Oklahoma and a
brother in Iowa who visited him here
before he waB taken to Norfolk
The fourteenth annual ball of Elk
horn Valley lodge No 101 Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen will be hold at
Marquardts hall on the night of Fri
day February 28 Bohnerts orchestra
will f mulsh tho music and as usual on
theso occasions a grand good tlnio Is
niiHnltmtiil liv tllOSO who Will llttOMll
Out of town people from all along tho
lino between Misiourl Valley anil Lour
Pino nro expected to bo presold Sup
per will bo served at tho Pacific hotel
About 80 pnoknges of whisky averiiR
Iiir a Rallon oaoh woro destroyed at
Teknnmh Sunday nlRht bolng taken
from tho express olllco and spilled upon
tho depot floor FortwoyeiirsTokninah
hns been a dry town and wholesnlo
liquor dealers of Council BIhITh havo
distributed through thnoxnrcsH company
Thoy ship about M0 worth a month tho
packages beliiR sent 0 O 1 It Ih
thought tho deed wiih porpotnilod by
rouglm and that consider iblo of tho
liquor was drank A womans fas
cinator was left behind but it is thought
this was a blind Bloodhounds have
boon sent for and an effort will bo inntlo
to capture tho burglars
Mullah Advnrntn 1j Brogdon is
mourning ovor tho disappearance of a
fat roll He was out celebrating Sun
day afternoon and sonio timo during tho
nftnmnoii nr liltrht ho was touched to
tho timo of frt00 00 and somo vnlniiblo
notes Ho hns no recollection of what
transpired during that timo and only
discovered his loss on Monday morning
Ho thou found that his pockotbook con
tainiiig 00000 in chocks of dopoBit
two notos and ovor 20000 in cash was
roiio Tho pockotbook with the chocks
of doposlt wero found Monday morn
ing in tho alloy back of G W Rapps
but tho ciihIi and notos woro not thero
No cluo has boon discovered ns to who
tho thief was Mr Brogdun was lucky
to get tho pockotbook back
Mombors of tho Muslo Students club
onjoyod a very pleasant mooting lust
night at tho homo of Mr and Mrs 13
O Mount Tho themo of tho ovoning
was Sonntns and three interesting
papers woro presented and rond by mem
bers of tho club Tho thome was il
lustrated by Ludwig Koonigstoln with
Sonata PathotiquoOpna 111 by Beethoven
Tho subjects of tho papors wero Sonata
Form Skotoh of Reginald Do Kovon
and Adolph Jouson and In Mom
orlum of Verdi Tho roBt of tho ovon
ing was given up to tho rendition of in
strumental and vocal honntos Two
pleasing features not down on tho pro
gram wore solos by Miss Becker nnd
Mr Greono which woroi heartily en
cored Tho club two weeks houco will
moot at tho homo of Mr and Mrs Lud
wig Koonigstoin
IoIhoikhI tlui Plnlil
A now phnso of the cornstalk disease
has developed at Lynch according to the
Suu and it is a phaso that has surprised
tho peoplo Tho Sun says
While B B Hodgo was out in his
stnlk Hold tho other day ho discovered
that some one had laid out poison for
his cattlo His attention wns cnlled by
tho dog sniffling up toward tho husks
on a hill of com nnd shaking it a small
ball of groaBe rolled out This sot him
to looking further and ho soon found
thorn to bo plentiful Several of them
woro brought to town nutl turned over
to the doctor who pronounces them
poison Whoever the onlprit may bo
has ovidontly taken advantage of tho
fact that cattlo wero dying in different
parts of tho conntry from somo unknown
disoaso and thinking no suspicion would
ever fall upon them nor that anyone
would ovor know tho cause of their
cattlo dying has poiBoned tho field
August Van Hovo living near by has
lost nineteen head of cattlo during t e
past sixty days and Jacob Nowton has
lost ton head Thoy havo offered 500
reward for tho arrest and conviction of
tho guilty parties
lluumiuiiil Lnuiblanu An Ideal lleulth
ami VI later tKamurt
The passouger department of the Illi
nois Central Railroad company has just
issued a now edition of Hammond
Louisiana as a Winter Resort a beau
tiful illustrated folder showing a few of
tho winter attractions in and about
Hammond copies of which will be
mailed freo on application to the under
signed
For those in good or moderate cirouni
etauco no point iu the south offers such
inducemontB The olimate is unsur
passed The artesan water excellent
Society almost entirely northern and
the hotel and boarding house accomoda
tion far superior to any town of its size
in the north and at lnoderato rates
J F Mekuy
Asfit Gen Pass Agt 111 Oeut RR
Dubuque Iowa
Cotly Confidence
Editor Bryan has sent ns his prospect
us If Editor Bryan wants our paper
hell have to subsonbo for it
We haint got any use for Editor
Bryan Weve figured up what it cost
ns to bonk our judgment on Candidate
Bryan
It cost us one squirrel dog that we
had refused 25 for one demijoin of
bugjuice one oyster supper one bat nnd
65 cents in cash Hickory Ridge
fconriau
David Ojty Neb April 1 1000
Geuesoe Pure Food Lo Roy N Y
Gentlemen I must say in regard to
Graiu 0 that there is nothing better
or healthier Wo have used it for years
My brother was a great coffee drinker
He was taken sick and the doctor said
coffee was tho cause of it My brother
has been well over since we started to
use it Yours truly Ljuje Sociiok
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY FEBRUARY lo 10Q1
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
W U Hoffman loft this noon for Chi
cago to purchaso furniture
Mr and Mrs 11 II Herbtson of Mnl
ison Mere In Norfolk yostortlny
Miss Ktti Diirlautl returned last night
from hor visit with Plaiuviow relatives
Mrs Fred Matlson hns been quite slok
for the past two days but was somowhat
bettor this morning
This is another of thoso dojlghtful
spring days and nppnrontly all who can
are out enjoying tho weather
Miss Miunio Bloy of Madison Is tho
vf -
guest of friends and will romnin ovor
for tho Valentino party thlB ovoning
Georgo Thlelo hns gone to tho St
Joseph hospital at Omaha whom ho will
submit to an operation for his lame
log
Mr Mrs F K Fulton aro moving
into tho cottago on Madison avonuo
lately vacated by Mr and Mrs O J
Stockwell
Dr and Mrs O S Parker havo hrokon
up housekeeping and will spend tho
balance of the winter at tho homo of
Rev J J Parker
The funeral of MIrh Augusta Korth
was hold this afternoon from Christ
Lutheran church nnd tho reinaluB wero
interred in Prospect Hill cemetery
St Valentino is preparing to havo his
representatives pay numerous visits to
morrow if tho dopletod stocks of valen
tines iu Norfolk may bo an iudicntiou
L L MoKlm loft this morning for
Sioux Oity to timo up his work as oity
circulation manager thoro for tho Boo
H 13 Johnson has nssumed tho duties
of Boo manager in Norfolk
Mr and Mrs L M Drake who diavo
boon guests ot tho homo of Mr nnd Mrs
W H Buttorllcld for a couplo of weoks
loft yoBtorday noon for Burlington
Iowa and from thero will go to St
Louis Mo
Mrs Cnthor writos hor parontB Rov
and Mrs S F Sharploss to tho effect
that Mr Cathor has been promoted to
tho position of cashier of tho Chiuo
California Bugur factory nnd that they
will move to Chino from Oxnard
Mr nnd Mrs A G Witmer
havo roomed at tho home of Mr
who
and
Mrs O S Hayes for the past two years
hare rented tho cottago on South
Sovonth street rocontly vacated by
Conductor Fox and will keep houBO
Norfolk lodge No 7 A O U W
will give a ball tomorrow night St
Valentinos day at Marquardts hall
Bohnerts orohoBtra will furniBh tho
music nud a fine timo is anticipated by
tho many who havo signified their in
tention of nttondiug
Tho prospect is thnt tho Valentine
social to bo given this evening in the
Mast hall by the Trinity social guild
will be one of the largest attended and
most ploasing oventB of the season Tho
twee A Proposal under Dillloulties
will it is said alouo bo worth tho price
of admission
Carl Johnson who lives west of Verdi
gro had his arm dislocnted about six
weeks ago and enlisted tho services of a
blaokBinith to got it buck in place He
has lately concluded that perhaps a sur
goon would have done better service
than tho blacksmith and has decidod to
have tho errors of tho forrnor corrected
He iB therefore being treated in tho
Salter sanitarium
Niuotoon of the young men of Nor
folk met last night in the Boo agency
rooms in tho Miller building and organ
ized the XYZ olub The club is or
ganied for social purposes and tho
members hope to realizo a general good
timo as tho result They expect to rout
rooms for club uses and hope to furnish
it with a library organ games and other
articles for conveuieuco and pleasure
The rooms will bo open- each evening
and afford tho members n pleasant place
to spend a few hours They hope the
club will grow iu membership until all
tho desirnblo young men of tho town
will bo benefited The following officers
wero elected President H E John
son vice prosidont Marshall Loavitt
secretary and treasurer Ed Dixon j
Everett Carriok Busi
ness meetiugs will be held once a
mouth
Throo cans of blueberries for 20
at Fair store
cents
DellKhtrul Ither M uilo
Prof Alfred O Muller of Omaha and
Des Moines who furnished zithor music
at the Tyler Johnson musicalo yesterday
afternoon called at The News office
this morning and favored the force
with a couplo of selections Ho plays
the harp zither from which he elicits
musio as harmonious ns pleasing and
almost as voluminous as the expert
pianist draws from his instrument
The sweet tones of the zither seem muoh
sweeter wheu produced under the magio
touch of an artist and Mr Muller was
certainly an adept An Evening on
the Dreamy Sea was reudered with an
especially pleasing effect and it is sin
cerely hoped that Norfolk people may
frequently have an opportunity of hear
ing Mr Muller He also entertained
tho pupils of the schools ouo who was
present speaking of it as follows
Three hundred children assembled
in the High school room this morning to
spend a half hour with the taleuted
zithor expert Prof Alfred O Muller of
Omaha For this pleasure thoy are in
debted to Mosdomes M D Tyler and O
1 Johnson nndor whoso nusplcos Prof
Mullor camo to Norfolk Tho muslo
rontlorod was of tho richest and most in
spiring character Both teachers nud
pupils woro oharmod and dolightod So
rare n musical trent has not often been
onjoyod by tho school It is tho wish
of all that another opportunity mny bo
glvou to onjoy tho products of Prof
Midlers inspiring creations and rich
gifts
IlnllKhtfill Mtifttcnln
Mrs M D Tylor nnd Mrs O J John
son woro hostesses at n musicalo given
yoBtorday afternoon nt tho homo of Mrs
Johnson ou KooniRStolu nveuuo Tho
woathcr was perfect and more than 100
Indies responded to tho invitatiouHspond
ing tho nfternoon in an exceedingly en
joynblo manner In tho serving of
dainty refreshments tho hostosBos wero
assisted by tho Missos Tomplo Fnnnio
Norton Alotta and Ellzaboth Stowart
Francos Johnson and Clara Rudat
Muslo of a delightful diameter waB
tho feature of tho nfternoon tho per
formers bolug Alfred O Mueller zithor
soloist of Omaha Ludwig Koonigstoin
pianist Miss Beckor vocalist and
MIrsos Fannie Norton nnd Clara It mint
iu a piano duet Tho following program
wiib rondorod
Instrumental solo Old Folks at
Homo Mazurotto Ludwig Koouig
stein
Zither solo An
Dronmy Sea Hans
evening on tho
Franc Alfred O
Mullor
Zither solo British Infantry March
Steiuer Alfred O Muller
Instrumental solo Vulso Chopin
Ludwig Kooiugstoin
Vocal solo Sannnor Ohauii
undo Miss Becker
Zither solo Loves Dream Firu
stein Alfred O Mullor
Instrumental duet Leo Sylphes O
Baolimanu Fannio Norton Clara
Rudat
Zither solo Dob Moines Schottish
Mullor Alfrod O Mullor
Zithor solo MockiugBird Muller
Alfrod O Muller
Vocal solo Saucta Maria Faure
Miss Booker
Zither musio Alfrod O Mullor
Secured 1uiiiiirh
The following from tho Columbus
Journal would indicate that a consider
able responsibility devolves upon tho
messenger of a telegraph or telephone
company and carelessness on their part
may prove quite an expensive luxury to
tho company employing them
A suit before Justice Curtis last
week is somothing out of tho ordinary
so far as the servico of telephono com
panies is concerned although it bears
some resemblance to suits nguiust tele
graph companies R H Mosgrovo
claimed 110 in a damage suit against
the Nebraska Telephone company
September 24 he was informed by let
ter from a wholesale house in Linoolu
that he would bo called up that evening
by phone to talk over tho matter Ho
wont to tho local operator and left word
as to where a messenger would find
him but it seems that tho night opera
tor was not informed of this The mes
sage camo but was not delivered Two
dnys aftorwards Mosgrovo received a
letter from the wholesale house stating
that as thoy had failed to reaoh him by
telephono thoy had employed another
man Mosgroves claim was that he was
out of employment a month and four
days and he asked judgment for the
amount he would have received had he
been employed Tlje justice gave Mr
Mosgrove judgment for 50 and costs
flutter Kept With Sueur
During our editors recent visit to
England his attention was called to the
strange color of tho butter sold on
many markets it is frequently called
glazed or lacquered butter To give it
this special coating the butter niuBt
first be thoroughly washed pressed in
to shapo corresponding to tho local de
mand and is then kept in some cool
place A solution of sugar and water is
heated and the butter is painted by
means of a fine brush with tho thin
syrup Under these circumstances tho
surface portion of the butter melts but
at once combines with tho sugar solution
and when cooled has a shiny lacquered
appearance rather hard to the touch
Tho air being excluded tho butter thus
prepared has considerable keeping pow
er nud continues to remain fresh with
out the uecessity of resorting to salting
Tho Sugar Beet
Free of Charge
Any adult suffering from a cold
setfled on the breast bronohitis throat
or lnng troubles of any nature who will
call at A K Leonard swill be presented
with a Bample bottle of Boschees
German Syrup free of charge Only
one bottlo given to one person and none
to children without order from parents
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such a sale as Boschees German Syrup
in all parts of the civilized world
Twenty years ago millions of bottles
wero given away and your druggist
will tell you its success was marvelous
It is really tho only throat nud lung
remedy gouerally endorsed by physi
oiaus One 75 cent bottle will cure or
prove its value Sold by dealers in all
civilized countries
Wanted Representative in every
county in Nebraska Man or woman
good pay steady employment
L H Watts
502 Karback blk Omaha Neb
THURSDAY TIDINGS
John McNeil wont to Sioux City to
day on business
John T Brosslor of Wayne was a city
visitor yesterday
Dr A J Johnson was a Madison
visitor yostorday
0 B Harrington of Alford was iu
Norfolk Tuesday
Houry Porrino wns in tho city from
Wisnor yestordny
W J Gow was a business visitor to
Meadow Grovo yostorday
Rovcnuo Collector Soeloy was in tho
olty yostorday from Madison
Mrs A B Lnno of Scribnor was visit
Iiir Norfolk frlouds yestordny
Mrs R B Wollor nnd slBtor Miss
Wilholmy are visiting Piorco friends to
day
Mrs G W Klrkpatrick of Piorco
visited Norfolk friondB between trains
today
Mrs T O Van Horn who hnB been
very sick for somo timo is again nblo to
bo out
Mrs P A Shurtz was nblo to be out
today for tho first timo siuco Now
Years
Tho YP SOEof thoCougregatioual
church will give a social in tho church
parlors Friday ovoning
The ladies guild of Trinity church
will moot with Mrs 0 H Reynolds to
morrow afternoon at 2 U0
Superintendent F W Teal of the
Norfolk hospital for the insnne returned
lust night from a visit to Omaha and
Lincoln
W H Hognowood of Wayne is in
tho city on his way homo from attend
ing tho Woodmen of tho World conven
tion at Kearney
Another of thoso balmy Italian days
a valentine for ovorybody and ono
heartily appreciated with compliments
of tho weather clerk
Dr Edward Blair of Wayne was yes
terday endorsed by tho Nebraska camp
Modern Woodmen of America for tho
position of head physician of the order
There will bo no dance at the Norfolk
hospital for the insane tonight as lias
been customary but there will be a
general reception for the peoplo of Nor
folk next week
C O Gow went to Tlden today os
tensibly on business but it has been
hinted that he is interested in the out
come of the boxing match advertised to
take place this evening
Norfolk lodge No 46 1 O O F will
meet this evening for work in the First
degree A full attendance of membors
is desired Visiting members of the
order are invited to bo present
Mrs H S Coolidge of Columbus is in
the city enroute home from Lead City
S D and is accompanied by a friend
Mrs Scofield of Stunrt Both are guests
at the home of Mr and Mrs O D
Jenkins
v Some people appear to believe that
the Smith who is to engage in tho
sparring contest at Tilden tonight is
Emory Smith formerly of this city
They ure mistaken Emory Smith is in
better business
Pat Crowe waa registered at the Ox
nard yesterday The Omaha police
havo not yet investigated and are not
likely to it was probably some Norfolk
joker who delights in registering under
a fictitious name
Tho A O U W ball to be given this
evening at Marquardts hall promises to
be a largely attended and pleasurable
affair Bohnerts orchestra will furnish
the musio which is a guarantee that
this feature will be first class
The postofllce has been flooded today
with the tender and sometimes senti
mentally silly missives with which St
Valentines day is oraiunrily observed
and tho force of employes have been re
minded somewhat of the conditions that
prevailed on Christmas
The Congregational church of this
city is soon to celebrate the diamond
jubilee of the national home missionary
society The first of a series of such
meetings was held in Lincoln yesterday
and others will follow in Omaha Nor
folk Neligh Grand Island and other
towns
A party was given last evening at tho
home of Mr aud Mrs E E Adams on
South Fifth street in honor of Miss
Jennie McCormick aDd in commemora
tion of her 18th birthday The evening
was very pleasantly spent with musio
and games for entertainment while
choioo refreshments were served
The iufant child of Mr and Mrs
Ohas Richardson who live near the
round honso nt South Norfolk died this
morning The family ib In very poor
oircumstances and had no money with
which to pay the necessary funeral ex
penses The hearts of some of the geu
erous citizens were touched by the facts
and Mayor Robertson aud G A Luikart
were circulating a subscription paper
this morning which met with very
erous responses
The open meeting of the Wednesday
club held yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Frank Salter was a most successful af
fair aud greatly enjoyod by about fifty
ladies members of the club and their
guests The eutertaiument was a happy
combination of Shakespear nud St
Valentine the ladles being reminded of
the holiday by the presentation at the
door of henrt shaped valoutines bearing
familiar quotations from tho famous
author and tied with club colors similar
devices being employed throughout
Mrs Unpen nud Mrs McBrido woro tho
most successful ut placing characters
and names and tied for first honors each
missing but ono guess Dolioious re
freshments wero served tho caterer hav
ing employed tho heart shape in their
formation A pleasing feature of tho
afternoon wns tho duot by Irs Morris
Mayor and Miss Becker
Tho St Vnlentino pnrty given in tho
Mast hall last evening was a most on-
joynblo event nutl Its success is a flatter
ing testimonial to tho mnunging ability
of tho young lutlks of Trinity Social
guild who had it iu chnrgo Tho farco
A Proposal Under Difficulties wns
very cleverly rt udered by Miss Woills
Miss McNish Fred Roborts nud Ray
Huycs Music waB roudored by 0 J
Chapmans grnphophouo nnd nn instru
mental trio consisting of Mrs D J
Koonigstoin nt the piano A G Bohuort
violin and Max Anums cornet Tho
hall was tastefully decorated with repre
sentations of hearts in honor of St Vnl
entino flags and other embellishments
There was a largo attendance tho society
taking intfdlGS and making about 40
clear Ico cream and cako was served
throughout tho ovoning by mombers of
tho society An en joy nblo season of
dancing followed which lasted until a
late hour
Eight room house iu good location to
rent at a low rental C S Bhidoe
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sorts of counh
I dies but it does not
I yield it is too deep I
seated It may wear
itself out in time but
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a id i nunc uauiK iu
produce la grippe i
pneumonia or a
j ous throat affection
I You need something I
that will give youf
strength and build
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makes the body strong and j
healthy not only to throw
off this hard cough but to l
Fortify the system against f
further attacks If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
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Hoc and f I no all drugKlsts
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W
X
r
x ii
i
ft