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TUESDAY TOPICS
Miss Mario Uloy wont to MiuIIboh
Sunday
Mrs Q P Kudor of Hadnr was a city
visitor today
A K Oleson of Wisner was in Nor
folk yoBtenlay
Henry Dennimi is up from Omaha
visiting friends
Miss Kato Stafford mndo a trip to
Omaha Saturday
John Davenport returned to Sioux
City this morning
Mrs J Stolo of Madison was n Nor
folk visitor yesterday
Jus A Oliuo was n Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Miudou
Miss Ella Peed of Plniuviow is visit
ing at the Nichols homo
Ktlitor O P Moutross of Battle Creek
was a city visitor yesterday
P W Melcher of West Point had
business in tho Sugar City today
Miss Otolia Pilger returned yestordny
from n visit to friends in Madison
Fred Klontz sr who has been on tho
sick list is now improving somewhat
4 Spencer ButtorCeld wont to Creightou
today to visit at tho homo of his brother
Kov S P Sharpless is homo from
Holt county whore ho held services
Sunday
Miss Minnio Maas left today for St
Joe Mo where she will outer a millin
ery houso
Mrs Dugan went to Battlo Creek
last night to attend tho wedding of her
sibtcr Miss Clark
Rouses orchestra furnished tho music
for a Knights of Pythias banquet and
ball at Oakdalo Priday night
Morning lodge No 20 K of P will
moot tonight for work in tho Third rank
and members are requested to be present
Mr and Mrs Leon W Brown are
here from Missouri Valley Iowa visit
ing Mrs Browns parents Mr and Mrs
E W Bates
Mr and Mrs Lyman Thompson who
have been visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs W A Buttorfield returned to
Vermillion S D yesterday noon
Aug Weich and wife are both very
sick at their home north of the city Mr
Welchs condition is very serh ub and it
is thought that ho may not survive
Mrs Nelson of Boyd county who has
been visiting Mrs II Nelson of South
Norfolk returned home last night Her
husband was tho man who was
recently shot by a county commissioner
of thrt county who then shot himself
While the Husking Bee company
was rehearsing in Murqunrdts hall last
evening tho lamp fell off the piano and
fcasioned considerable excitement for a
short time but did no particular dam
age Prompt work of those present
prevented a fire
All day meeting at tho M E church
tomorrow beginning with prayer meet
ing at 9 in the morning biblo reading
at 10 official meeting at 1 p m sermon
at 2 p m parents meeting at 3 p m
childrens meeting at 4 p m Epworth
League at 5 p m Sunday school
teachers meeting at 7 p m followed by
revival services
Ensign Burnard junior soldier staff
secretary of the Salvation Army will
be at the Salvation Army hall tonight
and tomorrow night The meeting to
morrow night will be of a musical nat
ure with graphophoue selections It is
anticipated that the meetings will be
especially interesting and everyone who
can should be present
Geo M Dudley this morning took
possession of tho Bon Ton restaurant
succeeding Mrs O M Foxworthy Ho
contemplates no radical changes at
present except that tho restaurant will
hereafter bo open day and night Mr
Dudley is a pleasant young man with a
largo circle of acquaintances and a com
plete knowledge of the business He
will undoubtedly enjoy au increasing
patronage
Tho firbt prairio schooner of the sea
son sailed majestically into town this
morning and anchored for a short time
on a vacant lot in tho business part of
town Tho storms had not dealt partic
ularly leniontly with tho old boat and
hho was somewhat weather worn A
pair of dogs followed closely in her
wako This is tho advance agent un
doubtedly of a lnrgo number of like
Taft that will bo in Beorch of a prom
ised Eldorado duriug the approaching
spring It is anticipated that tho niovo
mtut toward tho west will bo largo and
ninny will probably take the fcchoouor
route
The body of tho lato Clark Hoover
passed through tho city last evening on
tho way to Battlo Creek where fuueial
borruos are being conducted this after
noon A largo number ot Norfolk citi
zens including a squad of 1 members
of company L under Sergeant Liland
Spauldiug have gone up to attend the
fuueril Company P came over from
Madison at noon mid took rigs for Battlo
Creek shortly after 1 oclock so that the
remains of tho bravo young man will bo
givou military burial Tno deceased
was killed in battle near Manila in 1818
and the esteem in which ho was held at
home will today bo attested by tho citi
zens of his home town Battle Grot k
Pierce Call Elinor Sargent received
a letter last week from W W Graham
of Norwalk Ohio who will be remem
bered as the projector of the Yankton
and Norfolk railroad Mr Graham has
not yet given up tho idoa of building the
lino botwoon Yankton and Norfolk and
informs Mr Sargout that ho expects to
bo out horo again this spring when ho
hopes to consumato tho project Elinor
Fays that from associating with Messrr
Graham and Meckliug last summer and
fall ho fools suro of theso goutlomous
sincerity in building tho lino nud is
confident that ultimately tho ontorpriso
will bo completed Mr Graham says
tho road will bo built if it takes his
shirtor words to that effect
Thoroughbred slioitnorn cattlo nro
taking tho lead in tho neighborhood of
Tildon not only among thoso who make
a specialty of raising and breeding
cattlo for market but among thoheavlost
patrons of tho creamery In this local
ity says tho Tildon Citizen whou tho
only requisite in n herd was weight and
hardiness tho shorthorn was looked
upon as a favorite but now that dairy
ing has obtained a foothold and tho
milk of tho herd has material valuo
this same brood is considered by many
as tho only desirable variety from tho
faot that it combines more fully than
any other brood tho chief characteristics
of both dairy ami beof nuimnls It is
realized that in tho possession of the
shorthorn Durham ono has a constant
heavy revenue producing cow oh n
dairy animal and also ono which will
comparo very favorably with tho choic
est breed raised exclusively for tho beef
market
Tho Wayuo Republican heralds an
approaching event in tho following
languago Iu a little while a fellow
will visit you and ask you all kinds of
questions how many babies you have
tho ago of yoursolf wife and nil tho
children tho number of horses cows
hogs and every other kind of personal
property you possess Ho will ask how
many acres of land you own or what
your stock of merchandise is worth how
much you are in debt whether you
bavo any money nt interest and if so the
amount In fact he is likely to bo tho
most nosin fellow you have seen or
heard tell of for about ten years but
treat him civilly ho is paid to find out
all about you and all your neighbors
In fact it will bo well to kind of look
around between now and Juno 1 and
see ju6t how you stand in other words
get your affairs in shape so that you can
give Uncle Sams census eumerutors
when they come to visit you intelligent
answers to the questions they will pro
pound
Ieal Notice
J L Kaufman and Kaufman
who ot J Li Kautmau nist name un
known non resident defendants will
take notice that on the 2th day of Jan
uary 100 plaintiff herein filed its pe
tition in the district court of Madison
county Nebraska against said defend
ants tho object und prayer of which nre
to nave declared null and void a certain
deed given by one Adolph Kochmau
and Sarah Kochman his wife to the
defendant J L Kaufman dated March
2 1890 and recorded in tho oilice of tho
clerk of said county March 5 1S1K5 in
book 20 page J45 of deeds for tho fol
lowing described real estate to wit Tho
north ono fourth of lots ono land two
2iu block eleven 1 1 of Haases suburb
an lots to tho town of Norfolkin Madison
county Nebraska except the west fifty
50 feet of same and further except a
strip ten 10 feet wide on the south
side of said premises said promises be
ing 82 by 180 feet and to quiet and con
firm plaintiffs title thereto
You aro required to nnswer said peti
tion on or before tho 12th dny of March
1900
Dated January 10 1900
Spitz Landaukk Company
By Mopes Hazeu Plaintiff
Their Attorneys
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Nashville railroad for handling tourists
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newspaper and is boing constantly im
proved
The Tribune has two wob perfecting
presses and is in every respect a model
modern live newspaper
The Tribune not only receives tho
Associated Press reports but it has a
larger plumber of special correspondents
than any other paper in its territory
Tho Tribunes market roport can nl
ways bo relied upon as being absolutely
correct and complete iu ovory particular
To He Jrepurrd
For war is tho snrost way for this
nation to maintain peace That is tho
opinion of tho wisest statesmen It is
equully true that to bo prepared for
spring is the host way to avoid tho
peculiar clangors of tho season This is
a lesson multitudes aro learning and
at this timo when tho blood is suro to
bo loaded with impurities and to bo
weak and sluggish the millions begin
to take Hoods Sarsaparilla which
purifies enriches and vitalizes tho blood
expels all disease germs creates a good
appetite gives strength and energy
and puts tho wholo system iu n healthy
condition preventing pneumonia
fevers and other dangerous diseases
which are liable to attack a weakeued
ByBteui
The News jod department is com
plete in every particular
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY FBBttUARY 22 1900
WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
Miss Knoblo of Winsido was a city
visitor yestorday
William WaiiBor of Plniuviow Ib n
visitor in tho city
S H Grant of Kuioriok was in tho
city on buBinoBS todny
Miss Ella Barrott camo homo from n
visit to Wisnor last night
Mr and Mrs W A Sponcor of Pierco
were in tho city yesterday
O S Bridge mado tho round trip to
Stanton yestorday on business
L C Mittelstadt roturnod yestorday
from a business visit to Wisnor
Win Wintor undorwont an operation
yestotdny nt Dr Kiesaus olllco
Mr Osborno of tho Variety store wont
to Battlo Crook todny on business
Geo h Whithani roturnod yestorday
from his professional trip to Atkinson
C 12 House gnvo n fluo phonograph
concert at Bega school house last night
Oouncilmau Anton Bucholz is con
fined to his homo with a sprninod auklo
Mrs 11 A Tnwnoy and daughtor of
Pierco woro shopping iu Norfolk yostcr
day
Frod Stroichor who has n position in
Boxs grocery btoro wont to Omaha
yestorday
F II B els will leavo tonight for No
llgh ONeill and othor westorn towns on
piuno nud organ business
Tho entertainment that was to have
boon given by tho Young Mens Chris
tian lenguo has boon postponed
Renresontatlvo Ruckor of tho Adam
SchatV Piano company of Chicago was
transacting business in Norfolk yester
day
Chas Harding came in from Lincoln
where ho has been attending tho Na
tional Butter Makers convention this
noon
Mrs W R Stoiubnugh of Dodgo and
Mrs W B Lovett ot Stanton who
havo been visiting at tho homo of S R
McFarlnnd returned to their respective
towns today
Tho Knights and Ladies of tho Macca
bees aro arranging for a joint installa
tion of officers next Tuesday evening
The ceremony will bo followed by n
banquet
las McKlnsio of Albion was in town
yesterday visiting his II
E Hardy Ho was on his way homo
from Stanton whero he went to attend
his mothers funeral
Tho postoflico will bo open tomorrow
from 11 00 u m to 1 00 p in aud will
open again iu tho evening at 7 i0 The
balance of tho day it will bo closed iu
observance ot Washingtons birthday
P J Pueslers tailor shop has a new
awning of hi3 own manufacture It has
tho appearauco of strongtli fits nicely
and Mr Fuesler could probably obtain
considerable work in that lino if ho
would consent to do it
Louis Loot representing tho celebrated
Hi Hi Bitters Co of Rock Island Illi
nois spent tho day in this city aud suc
cessfully introduced his goods with the
trade Ho was ably assisted by B
Aronson representing L P Lai son
Fremont who nro Nebraska agents for
Hi Hi Bitters
Rovival meetings will begin at the
Baptist church uext Sunday Rev
Edith Hill Booker national evangelist of
tho W C T U will assist in theso
meetings Tho Baptist church is most
fortunate in securing tho services of
Rev Edith Hid Booker for their special
meetings She is a woman of rare gifts
in pulpit power aud earnest appeal to
souls
Mrs John Broeckor is quite sick at
her homo on South Third streot in fact
has been sick for two mouths past Sho
underwent an operation about a year
ago for tho removal of a cancer but tho
disease has again made its appearance
Mr Brookor is also confinod to his home
with sickness The old couple is how
ever receiving every care nud attention
froui relatives and friends
The Sauford Dodgo company was not
greeted by a crowded houso nt tho Aud
itorium lost uight aud tho performance
was not heartily received Somo aro of
tho opinion that tho Merchant of
Venice is n little heavy for tho com
pany but tho trouble mny havo been
somewhat owing to tho size of tho
nudiouce it being oxtromly difficult for
actors to perform with ouihusiusm with
so many vacant seats in sight At any
rato the audience was unrosponslvo to
tho efforts of tho actora composing tho
cast or tho actors were uuresponsivo to
tho tnstos aud demands of tho audience
Mr Dodgo has felt that Norfolk was
something of n hoodoo to him nud his
idea was probably not dispelled last
evening Tho special scenery and cos
tumes employed by the compnuy woro
appropriate aud good
S E Brackett today disposed of his
bicycle repair shop stock and fixtures
west of tho Pacific block to Ahlmau
brothers who nro now in posession
Mr Brackott has been conducting it
sinco it was purchased by him of Arthur
Ellis about two years ago Mr Brackott
expocts to start in n week or ton dnys
iu company with Carl Ellis for a trip
through Oregon aud Washington If
they like tho country they may locate
there if iiot they will probably return
to Norfolk Mr Brackott has ulso dls
posed of his household effects but his
wife will remain here until he decides
on n location Ahlmnn brothers who
hnvo purchnsed tho bioyclo business nro
woll known in Norfolk nnil nro thor
oughly acquainted with tho details of
tho business thoy havo assumed having
bron engaged iu it hero as well ns nt
other points They will undoubtedly
rocoivo their share of tho patronage of
people who rido bicycles
Attention is called to a notice which
appears elsewhere in this issue offering
for sale the old Norfolk fair grounds
lying one and n quarter miles oust of the
city Mack iu the latter SOsthlsgiound
was purchased and fitted up extensively
for a largo agricultural fair display
grounds with raco track connect ions
Annual fairs were held hero for a miles
of years with great sunjpss as fairs but
a financial success inadequate to lift tho
burden of mortgage incumbrance inci
dent to tho puichuso nud llflingupof
proporty for this purpose Liabilities ma
tured complications increased nud the
tionsury being unnblo to moot tho de
mands tho sheriff stopped in nnd sold
tho property Unwilling yet tonlmn
don tho original enterprise several of
tho parties who had hitherto bomo a
heavy share of tho burden purchased
tho proporty and have over since cnriied
it waiting for tho timo when tho grow
ing needs of tho community would
again restore it to its original uso Now
however a desiro to retire fiom tho
partner ownership aud divide up tho
individual interests leads to tho conclu
sion that tho proporty must bo sold
llonco tho advertisement as seen else
where This is n lino opportunity for
nn investment ns tho parties aro deter
mined to sell nud tho proporty in the
hands of tho right party would boconio
ono of the most valuable pieces sur
rounding tho city
Wiirnnrvlllo
Miss Mabel Warner of Columbus
is the guebt of Mrs Prank Ranoy
Ed Cromer is making preparations to
go to Alaska iu the spring
Fred Horst of Madison is horo in tho
intorest of the Modern Woodmen
Mrs O N Mooro of Piorco is horo
visiting her brother O D Munson
Roger Carborry is moving tho houso
which ho bought of O J Lodgo onto
his farm
Mrs Prod Torry and children hnvo
vibitod with relatives near Tildon tho
past weok
L Wolfo of Norfolk is drumming up
recruits for the newly organized lodge
of M B A
Our farmers have been busy this weok
attending public sales which havo been
moro numerous than usual this season
Iitfti r 114
List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the postoillco February 1 1100
Will Allberry Pearl Dixon Maggie
llanse Kate Oakley Oloni Painter J
O Weimer Ruby White Dave A
Riley
Knot culled for in todays will bo
sent to tho dead letter office
Parties calling for any of tho abovo
please say advertised
P P Simcmn P M
Wanted Honest man or woman ot
travel for largo houso salary 05
monthly nnd expenses with increase
position pormnueut enclose self-addressed
stumped envelope Manauik
j0 Caxtou bldg Chicago
Iteiil Kninlit TruiiHliirH
The following transfers of real estate
aro reported by Chester A Fuller man
ager of tho Madison county abstract
office at Norfolk
Otto P Tuppcrt and wife to
John Freythnler wd of lot 1
nnd ne of lot 2 block 10
Hnasob subuiban lots to Nor
folk 2000 00
Henry E Owen aud David M
Owen to Blanche P Owou
wd lots 1 2 block i Haases
suburban lots to Norfolk 1 000 00
Antionotto E Smith and others
to Charles B Durland wd lot
1 and wju of lot 10 block 0
Koonigstoius 1st add to
Norfolk 100 00
Joseph R Morris jr and wife
to John A Morris wd all
their right and titlo in lot 1
block 15 Battlo Creek
Paul C Nohow to August
Droecher wd lot ll Nenows
add to Norfolk
Fred J Bender nnd wife to
William Oberhauser wd
Low Young to Dora D Young
wd undivided interest in
out lot 0 Newman Grove
described by motes and
bounds 120 00
John Pilger to Mury 11 Rain
bolt wd o 25 feot of lot 1
block 5 Norfolk
John AYinter and wife to Thos
G Bight wd iiJsj of no 111-
24 1
Ferdinand Thomas ami wife to
Ferdinand Dollerscholl wd lot
0 block 2 PnsownuVs 1th add
to Norfolk Nebraska
Nellio M Showers and husband
to Louis O Davis wd lot h
i oo
170 CO
ft00 00
4000 00
1000 00
500 00
block 8 Bauchs addition to
Madison Nebraska 1100 00
Marcus O Woodruff aud wife
to Annie L Carson wd 8W
ai 2ll 2000 00
State of Nebraska to Frauk L
Frink d s of 10 2M 22 10 00
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AT Till TIIKATUl
As he cue is given insl look into the mirror testifies
to a fairness not gained with paints and powders
but by the use of a soap free from harmful alkali and
made of clean vegetable oils Such a soap is Ivory
it is yy4X per cent pure
COIYHIUMI Willi UT till IMOCtlll bAMIIil CO CINCIHNMI
LOW DEATH RATE
NorfolliV DxiiIIih DiirliiK 1 HIM Clt It u
Hutu ol Sinon TiintliH Itir mil
The undertakers of Norfolk havo re
cently completed statements of vital
statistics for the uso of tho surgeon
general of the murine hospital service
showing tho deaths and their causes in
tho city during lb Theso toports
show Hi deaths m au estimated popula
tion of fi people a rato of seven to
tho thousand or about seven tenths of
ono por cent
This is a rcinaiknhly low rate and
while this section of Nebraska is not
considered us a health resort tho per
centage of deaths might properly en
title it to cousideiatiou m that legatd
Of these deaths tho laro majority
were tho restdt of old ago As fur as
deaths fiom contagious diseases is con
cerned tho number is remiiknbly small
Consumption is accorded tho highest
number tlieio being fcur deaths liom
Ibis cause while there were but two
from diphtheria D at hs from consump
tion aro alarmingly increasing all over
tho country and it is conceded by many
who have made it a study that it may
probably be classed as a contagious dis
ease Norfolks loss from this disease
is very low compared with those lrom
other parts of tins couutiy
City Clerk Stitt who handled Un
reports and forwarded them to the
proper officer suggests that the rato
hero can bo very successfully compaicd
with that of Natal as there has not been
a single Englishman dio here and the
climate is therefore consideied much
healthier for people of that nationality
than Natal
He suggesed however that should
Englishnion conin in any number
aud in uniform tho death rate
might increase alarmingly ns thero
aro Kopjes in tho vicinity which have
attained notoriety in South Africa as
unhealthy resorts
Laying all joking aside however
Norfolk citizens may bo extremely woll
pleased with tho death rato record aud
none need search further for less
chances of death to the population than
is presented hero
ToCJurr Iu Grlijiu lnTuii Diijk
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets
All druggistb refund tho money if it fails
to euro E W Groves signature on
every box 2oc
In the District Court of Madison
County in tho Stato of Nebraska
Lewis H Painter i
vs
Mario E PaiuterJ
Tho defendant Mnrio E Painter will
tako notice that on the 22nd day of Feb
ruary 1100 Lawis H Pamtor plain
tiff horeinfiled his petition iu tho district
court of Madison county Nebraska
against you tho obj ct and prayer of
which are for a divorco from tho bonds
ot matrimony from you for tho reason
that prior to tho first day of September
1807 you willfully deserted tho pluiu
tifi and for moro than two years lust
past you have been willfully absent
from tho plaintiff without a reasonable
or just cause
You aro required to answer said poti
tion on or before tho 2ud clay of April
11M0
You will uIfo tako imtico that on the
20th day of March 1100 between the
hours of 10 n m ami 1 p in ut tho
olllco of Pooto Solotnun Room Mil
Rand MoNalley Building in the city of
Chicago iu tho county of Cook nnd
stntoof Illinois the plaintiff abovo named
will take tho testimony of Ed Houkanip
a witness iu this action to bo used ns
evidence on tho trial of the abovo
entitled eauso with authority to
adjourn from dny to day until such
donoiitiou shall havo been taken
W M
Attorney for tho Plaintiff
Nolle
Harriot Torrenco aud Albert W
Torrence non resident defendants will
take notice that on the 12th dny of No
vember 1808 Perdinnud Verges plain
tiff herein tiled his petition iu the
1 strict court ol Madison county Ne
braska against lleimiin iercoko Small
E tlercclce the object and prayer of
which arc to foreclose u certain con tract
executed by tho defendant Herman
iercoko and the plaintill for the sale of
following describe promises Situated in
the said county fiom the plaintill to tho
defendant Merman ieiecko vi
Commencing at a point fifty five rods
east and two rods north of the southwest
corner of tho northeast qtiuiter of tho
southwest quartern section twenty two
m township twenty lour uoith ol range
one west of tho sixth principal merid
ian and measuring from thenco north
fifteen tods thence west fifteen rods
thenco uoith three rods tlicnco west
nine rods thence north twelve rods
thence ea t otm toil and twenty two
links thoncc north nine tods and thir
teen links thenco east five rods and
twenty links thence south twenty eight
degrees and night cast lout teen
lotls and two links thence east seven
teen tods nud nine and oim hall links to
t lie right of way ol the Fremont Elk
horn V Missouri Valley railroad thenco
along said right ol way south fifteen
degrees mi 1 fill v minutes ea t twenty
eight to K and two linlts theno west
lit teen lods and ten links to the place ol
beginning containing four acies and
Ibiity live ami one halt i quuiu rods
moic or less winch properly was usid
ns a buck yard lor the niuiiifuoturng
of bik said r cmtract being dated
March 20th IS I and pioviding that
Uio said defendant Herman Ctrcckc
should pay the plaintiff as purchase
price therefor the sum ot 1000 OOiih f
ISliiI20 00
lulv 1 ISI11I20 00 Oceemlei III 1811
SIM0 July 1 l0 oi0 December
ill IS 401 0 July I S5 l 01000
December III lvll with lnteicst at tho
rato of eight per cent annum from dale
payable semi annually nud iu default
thoieof said contract should bo null and
void and plaintill would be entitled to
the possession of said property that
default has bei n made in payment of
said sum of money and theio is now
due upon said contract the sum of
2iil 1h with interest lrom this Into at
tho rato of eight per cent periuiuuni for
which sum with interest plaintill prays
for a decree that the defendants bo
required to pay miua or that said prem
ises may be sold to satisfy the amount
found duo
On the 2I I day of April IK plain
tiff filed a surppleinntnl petition substi
tuting Harriet Torrenco and Albert W
Torrenco ax n parties defendants instead
of Victor K Torronci tho said Victor
K Torrnnto having died and said parties
being his only heirs nt law which facts
at said time were unknown to plaintiff
and havo sinco come to his knowledge
tho said Victor K Torronoo having
obtained a judgment against thodofencl
aut Herman Gerecko of record in said
court und still in force
Yon arc required to nuswor said po t
tion on or before tho 2nd dny of April
1000
Dated Pebrunrv 1 11KM
Pkiidikasu Vimins
Plaintill
Wanted Honest man or womnn to
travel for largo house salary 05
monthly and expenses with increaso
position permanent euclo o
stumped envelope Manacikk
IWO Caxtou bldg Chicago
Dr Humphreys
Specifics cure by acting directly upon
tho disease without exciting disorder in
any other part of tho system
M cfiua riticEs
I Viwrv Congestions Inflammations J 5
J Wornn Worm Fun Worm Colic iS
3 IVetlilnBCoIloCriliiKWaVctitlneaS 25
t lllurrliro of Children or Adulu v5
7 Couiiln Colds IJrouchltU J 5
8 rtiraUia Toothaclio Kaceache iS
l HratlurlK blck Iltvadachu Vertigo V5
10 ieilaIudlgostou1VcAkStomnhJ5
1 1 Mupiiroicil or luluful Ierlod 43
IV Whltm Too lrof uso Periods VJ5
11 Croup Jiirintltlii Hoarseness vt3
1 1 Sail HIit iimKryiuolaa Eruptions 25
1 5 JllifiiiuutUiii lUuiumatlu Pains J 5
IC Mnlnrlu Clitlls Foer and Aguu MS
1 0 Coturrli lullueuzo Cold lu tho Head 23
MS
J7 Kldnt IIUone MS
JH Acrvom UeMlltv 100
30 lrliiarv WeukneM Wetting Hod Mi
97 Urlp Uy Fever MS
Dr Humphrey Manual ot aU Disease at your
PruggUU or UiUltxl Free
bold by druggUU or Dent on receipt of ptioo
Humpbrvyt Mod Co Cor WUUun Jota Bu
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