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tM, lssala rUtar, milM IlliliW
flak, nixum.
s. tag t. I Int. management
uses every r. fjt.on for aalety. moos
en f it raortsares; bast claas of
securtiy. ;C Fx mam Street.
YBf' rwwwl CAli fcaw -To
regwlur meettrg of th Young People's So-
i Tan loagu will mm bold this aftaraooa
ut S lock In rwra n. Baldridg Mock.
W KM SffMUtt MssSgB ITslTlT
uim. with Stevens Bouts for ata years.
I accepted a poattlo wtth Browning.
K log Jk Co.. la charg of tb bat aVpart-
meat.
liibm toawlsgw u4 IT ma assoal
Mas have sssvs; to chair aww .uartw la
the Pougiaa black. SWoenta aa4 Dodgw,
aad ara ready to saaaa linns ta boa
buE drm
Tied 0 eart . Mr. aad Mr. Ed
ward I- Kilty aad Mia Maria Riley accoaa
p.nied by Mr. T. H- Clark of Scraatoa,
It, win ltr today for a visit of two
mraths oa th Pacific coaat-
DlmtM arraa 1 Tho following dl
v oreaa wer granted m district court Sat
urday: Margaret T. Lorhboeler frota Fred
G. Lorhboeler. Orao Cola frota Robert
Cone and ArUur B. BrtMik frota Ketue
M. Brtaack.
Caarwa dab Tstirlslss jn Monday
evening at e dock the Good KMlowthlp
club of tbe Tirat Baptist church will giro
a baaaoet ta tba eharca parlor to tb
r.iew of t church and cotLgTegartoa aa4
Ifvrtr guarta. Cover will b lai4 for
BaOroaa Xaiaraa Mat A. rag-ular
maatiag af tha Antarlcaa Kaiiroa4 Km.
piojra' ana rnvaatora aaaootatloa. Caioa
p Pad no branch, will bo aaUl aa Tuaaday
avaalng: at o'ctork ta rooaaa of tba oaa
rational bureau, third floor. Paclfia Ex
pra. Uti Taka Fokor Plajoia Oargoaat
Vadaea and a luster of otQeara arrtrad
at a room at S: Nortb Bixtaaaih atraet
laat atgtrt aa ata ana wra ngitg4 ta a
pokar ium wiib rb pa and card oa tba
labiaa. Aatoa Kalaoa waa mtm1 aa
baaaar of tbo lao aad tba elgtit nat-a wcr
arraoted aa froquaatar of tba P.
a. Will aa- to TaU Dr. T. H. Mllwoer.
"tbo aisard of th wira.," lecturaa Mon
day aniac at tba rim Preabnarvta
cburob upoat wlrakaaa toiegrapb aad tala
phor.y. Jt wUl b llluatrated wuk tba aw
ptrtiw b aaed la aia Wctans ta Kow
Tork. Tba loctur la under tba uspic
of tb Mea'r club and la frco aid a aaaa
ar tavttad.
T roa aTaattag- l4go N. H. Hilton,
oao of tbo big laad owaar hi I ha Bit
Hora Kaala. VTja, la planning to open
tlicro eno of tbo popular roaart lodgaa aad
rail It "big Hora Hut leg Lodg " Mr.
Hittoa pjtaa ta taao out parUea tbrougb
tba latarooung poiata of th Big Uura
i-ountry-
o Obarraa araaa Xfatea Tbor will
ba ao proMKuuua of W. J. Nfita.
th Juror la a civil ault. a bo waa
appended vndrr auaplolotia circa mataaoaa
by J Mica Kedirk laM Monday luck waa
Ifc tctormiulMM gia out by County It
uxaoy Engllih Saturday aft or a tborough
veauafcUun.
Sick wiri raoulta freat a diaordrd
rt,J:tion of tb nomaca. aad caa b cured
I y tno ba of Cbaaarlain a tHooiarh aad
lJr Tabiota. Try It. Tor aal by all
c -.ra
It takes 35,000 square feet of floor
space to house this modern, com
plete printing plant
To absolutely protect the valuable
copy, engravings and manscripts
often entrusted to us, two fire-proof
vaults are provided, a precaution
taken by no other western printer.
A roughing machine, to give that pe
culiarly soft and artistic finish to
choice illustrations a small but
costly apparatus is only one of
many machines found exclusively
in this remarkable printing plant
1212 - 1214 - 1216 Howard Street, 'Phones Douglas 1604; Independent A-1603
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE WORK
Edbicationtl Effect of Cltj
Bear Omaha School.
Buiks
FULSTUG TESTS 05 SXTRIACE
Marked
f aaarttartal fftadto
ta Cotlog Aatl Title la
Loral aad Dlataat
Seawola.
Tbc clay bank aorrouad.Dg thre aide
of Train acaool la Omaha aad toaericg
mountain like above the roof of tbe build
ing, at tbc corner af Sixth and Hickory
treeta. bav become quite noted for Tar
ton reaaona.
la aia geography of Nebraska. In
aorg Erert Condr baa pictured and
BMdUoaad tbeia la lua chapter oa
"Giaclai IV poena," aad tbo calldrea of
the gegrapfcy ciaaara ar much urprtaed.
when atudylng tbla book to eee their acbool
buUdlag- aad It urrovndiag baaka la oa
of tbo pictures photographed by Dr. Bar
bour af the State uaiveratty.
Th pvplla and teacher of th achoo!
bar taad frultlaaa etforu to cover th
Hnlii with grrea. but without succaaa.
On ear wild cucsaiber viae ere
brought from th wood aad tba botae
aad planted at tbo baae of tbe banaa.
talks wr art t aad cards Strang front
throi ta th f esc above. J ut as the ,
plants had coannaaced to Tlaa aad cling,
a heavy rain caused a landslide aad the
vines wer tuned under several feetNf
clay.
Tb BMmbers of th school board be
came Interested aad after constating the
park board sent fifty matrimonial vine
to bo plaaiMd. Th day tb employ of th
brrd of edocaUua cajn to put then out
tbe a lad was blowing a gala. He bad
Instruct loom te fasiea a rope about bis
jt aad aav tb jaailor lower him frota
the top of tbo bank, fastening th rope
to aa old faane aaove. Wbea tba p r rj
approached tbe banks with th principal
of the school and the Janitor and saw
a bat a taak b bad set tor him. bo backed
Owl aad returaed to the superintendent of
bandings wtia a sot from th principal.
eaj lag that the f eaoe a aa Insecure and
sbo oould not permit him ta attempt th
planting ta tb face of such a gaie. How
ever, tbo pivots vert set out by astcg a
ladder aad a vary few took root and arc
flourishing.
Aad so tbo work of try-tag to cover
tbo banks with groea baa gwae merrily
oa. Oa year a vine warranted to grow
oa aay bank was brought from Niagara
Falls, by oao of th teachers aad planted
by tb children with tbe res ait that It Is
slowly spread rg.
The Idea of plaattag anemias' glory seed
grew out of tbo study c-f tb life history
of that Tower and la to be tried thia year.
I sst fan each room was toid to co.ieot
saornlng glory seeds, which was done, aad
this weak tm piaxitu-g week, the plaa be
ing to piaoa several seeds ta stud balls
'hiea ar to be fired at ta clay baa
aatll they todg la tbe crWa
Fwar rootna bav had tbetr try at it aad
all the rest ar t follow, even tb little
kktdergartaer.
Th very best part of tbe who work,
th teacher aaya. a the fct that tbe chil
dren have gsiaed aiuch from tbe etudv
of the Ufa af thla flower. They caa tell
yea of U-e tstiportano aad fumuuioa of
tbe oe4. why c . led aioralcg glory, hew
Soaay eoiors la tbe open flower, wbea tbey
g ta sleep and whea wake up. whether
C
ave
th same flower opens day after day. what
Insects visit the flower. Tbey know th
needs of the growing plants ss to soil, beat
and moisture. They ran tell cf the work
don by the roots, tr. stems and th leave
aad tb nees f th stamras. corolla and
calyx, of the distribution of the pollen
and why the flowere fade. They ran
Quote poems and tell stories about the
morning glorr and Its relatives, tb bind
weed, moor, flower, cypreas and sweet po
tato, and they sketch the plant with char
coal, pencil and brush. The friends of
the school ar much interested la th.s
lauwt effort of Train school pupils ta
beautify their school grounds and are hop
ing fur Its success.
WtCSLEYAX IMVEtMTT SOTES
Paw-Wewleyaa Ha a wet Will Be Head
Tharwday of Sell week.
The last number oa tbo Nebraska W ro
le aa Young Men's Christian aawoclatMni
lecture course appeared here oa Tuesday
evening, 1 auraat A Co., tbe magflana
waa th final attraction. The course this
year has been very successful la every
way, tbe talent baa beea of tbe best, and
Manager Wlshmler reports thst the
finance ar in good shape.
Ut. John L Nielsoa of Omaha, bishop la
the Methodist Episcopal eburch, will lector
here Monday evening. March 11.
Acting Chancellor Fulmer spent a part
of the week at Chester. Neb , before tb
Ministerial association of tbe Beatrice dis
trict which assembled at that place.
Prof. Jensen of tes physics department
gav his lecture on aeroplanes before a
very a(ureciauv audtenc at Cedar Bluffs
Friday evening.
Wednesday afternoon all "W men In
school met and organised a "W club. Tbe
object of the club wUl be to promote aad
encourage ail branches of athletics la th
university. Tba officers elected were: B
H. Beck, president, aad A- 1. Keeater.
secretary-treasurer.
The Invitations ar out for the annual
reception that the freahruaa claae give to
the !KpfcoiB)or. Tb rooeptloa will b aald
this year at Fraieraity hull, Luuuia, uu
th evening of April 1. ,Tb preparations
ar quite elaborate aad tb affair promise
to be aa successful aa th reception cf the
aeotiad year's class te the first year class
last faU.
The meeting of th trustees and district
superintsndants naa been called for March
O. This has beea dona la order that a!,
may attend tbe Paa-Wealcyan banquet
w hich la to b held on th evening of th
lid.
Th aaaual contest la basket ball be
tweea the faculty and the seniors took
plac la tba gymnasium Mctaday oretucg.
Tbe gam waa hotly contested from the
start and waa rough at time becaus of
th laexperieac of th player. Tb gam
esvded with the seniors leading, 11 to 11
Tba base ban saea ara at work ta pre
liminary practir bow. Several aew mew
ar aaowing up well. Among them ar:
Lai. Haworta. Stuart and Mitchell, pitch
er Crane, one of last year's twiiiera. Is
ta fia bap and proeniae t do better
thaa repeat hi fine record of last year.
Captain Cola. Stiir.gfellow and Buttoa are
all first das feaekstops who caa also
play la several other poattiona.
Xotea frwea Daw a Cwileo.
Tbe subscribers to the Doa Owl. th
eolleg pbblicauoa, bav elected the fol
lowing board of edltura aad assootate
for tb ensuing year: Clay Harry, odrtor-ta-chtef,
Harry Wtlklaaoa. ftrst assoaaf :
H. W. Inavlsua. seooad saeociate. Fara
Venauta. third associate; TraaJt tawt
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Root Print It.
alumni editor; Olive Hester and Ward
Goble. local editors: Echo Ratcliffe, literary
editor: Bertha Denlsoa. exchange editor,
asd Jamea Eaman, business manager. Clay
Harry and Jam Fa ma a head the earn
positions last year aad tbey wer re-elected
bee uk of tbetr efficient service.
Tbc junior class will publish aa annual
this year and also present a class play at
commencement time.
FKEWOST COLLEGE.
Saeeeiasl f Maslral, Dr
tie aad
Literary Evewta.
A very interesting and Instructive lecture
on the Teliowatoa park waa given under1
the auspice of tbe I'nioa Literary society
last Friday night by Bay Mcintosh, a rtn
deau who acted as guide through the park
for two years. H Illustrated his lecture
by a Btereoptlcoa aad threw over X views
upon tb screen, aad hi description were
very vivid, showing that ba was well ac
quainted with tbe Bubjoot.
John Poltevon of Nordea, Neb , a com
mercial graduate of 1SUA. ialted the busi
ness exchane today. H 1 assist 1 tig his
father In looking after his larg land la
tere ns In western Nebraska and Idaho.
TV. H. Henney cT IXinlap, la., registered
In the pharmacy department last week.
C. A. Lincoln, who passed the state board
examinatkia. Is la a drug ator at Cereaco.
Miss Rum Levy, another student who took
the examination and passed. Is continuing
her work under Prof. Kieitainger.
Rev. Blthell addressed tbe students in
rhaiel Thursday for about flftea xniautea
on the subject of "Immigration." He
spoke of the Immigration law and condi
tions at Ellis Island, af the conditions In
Europe which Induce people to leav there
and of tb work don by th recruiting
agents cf steamship companies, etc. Us
closed by eulogising this country, which Is
his oaly by ad option.
Miaa Edna Reynolds, soloist, of De
Moines: Miss Vid Nation and Mr. fiai
hart. violinists, and Miss Ruth Cawocy.
pianist, of tbe college, rave a aueoeaaful
co&cut la lalr last Fridaj- tistt. Miss
Keyaolds and Miss Natloa have returaed ta
Ies Matsea to continue their conou-t work.
Fioyd Gilo of the rolleg vknia depart
ment played aeveral oolo for th Scrihner
High school entertainment
Thursday night two plais, Sonaet." by
Jeroro K. Jerome, and The Burglar." by
Margarot Cameroa. wer put on th stags
by the meiiibers cf the School of Expres
sion. They had a good audience aad It was
la every wsy a success.
KEilVET - ORM1L.
Mattera of Iaterewt Wale a Eallvea
the atootla ef Irady.
Th monthly meeting of the Latin club
ccurrad Tuoaday evening ta the Latin
room. Tbe meeting waa largely attended
After a vary Interesting program, a LLree
oourso luncheon was aerved. The luncheon
waa mads up of a typical Roman menu.
The mesa cards wer m Latin. w
Th Young Women s Chriatiaa assoc
atioa gave a recptioa oa 'Wedneaday at
which Miaa MalUda Prraaser, who was a
dee at to tbo fcuoex Oty snooting, gave
j a very tnterostliig report. After tb pre
' grata punch aad wafer wer served. Tbe
I occaaioa waa aa enjoyable on.
I Praaulent Thoma visited Aurora oa Sat
urday fur tba purpoee of addressing lbs
HaoJlUia Cowaty Teac bars' aaaoclatioa.
Ilis diue are nearly aJ takea for tha ro
Biamder of tb year.
ftuperteteadent E. P. Mcmro of Bbeitoa
riaitod lb aurtbal oa rVededar. This
The latest machines for copper plate
and steel die printing, which for
merly had to be sent to New York
or Chicago, make it possible for us
to produce this high-grade work,
even better than most metropolitan
printers with old-time machinery.
Nothing that will produce modern
printed matter artistically and eco
nomically is lacking in this plant,
which you are cordially invited to
inspect.
Is Mr. Monroe's firrt visit to th school,
and his call was enjoyed by his friend at
th normal. Pheltoa haa sent a large
number cf good students to the higher
course.
Saue the biological department has been
moved Into the north wing, an adjustment
is being made to furnish larger quarters
for the phyaical actencea. This permits a
alight expansion of Prof. Sutton's depart
ment. Prof. Button Is anxiously awaiting
tba action of the legislature relative to the
south wing. Hs is anxious to get his de
partment Into permanent quarters.
Word Is received at Us otEo that the
new equipment for the library, purchased
some weeks ago from tba Art Metal con
struction company. I oa th way. Miss
Anna Jennings, librarian Is anxiously
awaiting the arrival of the new storks, so
that she may move Into tbe fin new
library room.
VOTES FROM PERI' NORMIU
Bill Apwrowrtatlaa- Twelve
Thowaawd
for Library Pa rd.
Profs. Gregg and Weeks spoke at the
faimers' Institute at Johnston this week.
Mrs. NotUetoa. who has beea away on
account cf aickneaa. has returned and is j
now meeting her classes ss usual.
Fresident Hayes gave la chapel a very
raterestltig account of his trip to tbe Na
tional Principals and Superintendents' as
fxTiation. which be attended In Mobile last
week.
Governor Hoch, w bo appeared here last
M on da y evening as the last number cf the
lecture cours. was delightfully received
t a larre snd appreciativ a u dies re
Two cf the students, who have been quar
antined for thre weeks on account of
the possibility of tbetr taking smallpox,
were let out last week, and later developed
lifht case of varioloid. They were again
miaraetlned and It, Fbellhom reports that
there Is no danger cf anyone having been
txpoaed to tbe disease throciph them, and
that they will be out again this week.
Purlr-g the last week the bill appropriat
ing SU.09 for aa additional story on the
iicrtry buUdirg p?ed tbe senate, and It
is row In tb hands of the governor for hi
Immature. Little doubt Is entertained but
that be will slrw rt.
Frtf. Weeks entertained his "corn busk
ers" a number of students who assisted
him last fall with aa "oyster feed" ta the
jarlor cf tho Oop last Saturday vening
Th Peru terms club has reorganised
again tbia sprtng with a limited membership
of fifty. Th oourts ars being thorotichlj
CTorbauled and pla will soon be resumed.
Tbe club expects to hold a tournament In
the spring at which prises In both single
and double eveats will be awarded. A. B.
Geiwick cf Ulysses was made president,
liasej Beck cf Peru vie president, and
Helen Ehepperd cf Allianc sec-retiry-troasurer.
Carl Overton tad the mirforrune to break
one cf tha bone In his foot while playing
In a basket ball gam at Aubura last week.
BOCKFORD COLLEGE,
Marked
Boeree of Depart
seat wf
ere ta rial Work.
In ISM a department of secretarial work
waa established m Rorkford Coilegw. Rock
ford. I1L. In recognition of the growing
economic 'ndepeadear of women. In this
course, opportunity la afforded to tha girl
w bo would like te asaiat her father in
buataeaa. or who wlafte t know bow to
Banag her wn property, or who would
fain escape th deplorable Ignorance cf
practical baataea saatlers at preaeat ao
Ooan but among, womea. t obtaia a aovad
buaiaeaa educauoa la Co en pax y with other
Fentiewomen. and to have tbe advantage
of a college education and of a college
at mo ph ere at the same time. Such an
opportunity Is aa valuable as H is rare.
since its introduction the cours baa proved ;
eminently ruccesrfuL, and every year Be I
a larger number of student electing this !
course, i
R ferr)rg to the work of this dejiartment,
in an article entitled "The Women of i
Tomorrow." by WlTllam Hard In "Every
body's kligar.ne." August, 110, he says:
'Rockford college Is ranked today, by
tbe reports of the United State commis
sioner of education. In rank oa among
the sixteen best women' college In tbe
United Ftate. It han t risen to thst rank
by any quick, money-spurred spurt. It
brings with it out of its far past all tbe
traditions of that early struggle for the
hlrher education which, by friction,
kindled among women oo flaming an en
thusiasm for pure knowledge, it remains
'eollegiat In the old sense, quiet. clostraJ.
lnhab'ting old-fafthkmed brick buildmga In
aa old-fashioned, large yard, looking atill
like the Illtnfis of war times more than
Lke the Illinois of tbe twentieth century,
retaining ail the home ideal cf those times
a large Interest in feminine accomplish
ments, a strict regard for manners, a be
lief In the value of charm.
"But her la this quiet, bob metropolitan
college, so really 'academic so reslly in
the oldest fashioned wars 'culture.' here
I a two-year course la secretarial stodiea.
It Is the frrrt time (witf ln our knowl-
edge) that such a thing has happened In
any of th old first-rank woman s eoi
leges. "The course In secrets rial studies st
Rockford gives th pupil English, aceouma.
commerce, commercial law and economic
history In her firt year, aad political
science. Exeunt,, economics and sociology
in her second year Shorthand and type
writing are required In both years and a
few hours a week are reserved in each
year for elective courses to be chosen hy
the pupil among offerirgs ia French, Ger
man. Spamrh and history.
"If education does not n give a woman
comprehension of the organisation of the
money earning w orld, aad ?) tram I hem
tu on of tno teennxrue which lead to
eelf-surport In th world. It Is not edu
cation" KdwealowaJ wtea.
I la officially stated that the Pennsyl
vania university gives away fcS.fc worth
if free acboiarihlps every year.
The board of education haa approved th
recommendation of Superintendent Young
for tearnirg the Po.in laaguase in the
high scb,is of Chicago.
A Columbia graduats or thirtr years'
standing haa riad to the .roileg the
smcunt cf a aeho.arhip he held whUe a
atwdet. togetw with iruerv-t- The sum 1
altogether only CuSJ.
Prof. Thomas S. Adams, formerly a mm
r cf tno faculty of the I'nirersity of
w iscor.Kin. will return to Madison Mav 1
to aoce; the position of state tax commis
sioner of V joconain.
Respondlr g to a fire alarm entirely unex
pectedly le MlnnearKilia. 1 Central high
tcr.ool rtuaenta and r.fiy-fiur teachers ran
from the four floor to the street in leas
Iran two minute, aad aul wuboua- the
s.htest confosioa.
letkecee lnMitul of Tuskeee, Ala., will
evewtuany benefit to the eitent of sever)
hundred UiouMuvd dollars by th till of
Linmel I eauttior. s millionaire manufac
turer. To this institute is directed to be
riven, alter various life estates crested br
ue wil snail lepeed. all the teetatora
prctrty or aa Burn as (he law wm allow
to be givea 1 sutn purposes. Tb eau-
,nte la very large.
John Oabhert Bowmaa haa btea elected
; I t tne Iowa wte Board of UjrtK prea-
ox ine t tuverstty or iowa to sucoeed
Gecre Eiwta Mac Lean. rwirred Mr
1-owma.a rraduated from the 1 riiverelty of
lew a tn 1-w and was prvfeaaor cf Lsvgiub
at v oiumbie vniversiry Tor several
H Is Xiww ewcre'fjr S U-e C rw m
dation. but will give op that work and en
ter his new dutw August 1.
Columbia university's large endowment
haa been greatly Increased. The sum cf
t'itli&2 In new gifts have been ret eivd by
the universitv. and ike eiecutors of the
estates pf John tart Kennedy and rf
ore Or 'r irrned over to the trustees
iuTllf.sl mM ot g.d, from an
anonmoua donor to meet the cost of erect-
" anJ efluifplng a new bunding for tbe
A very i.irrBrv or An ana Art nitennre
and for the school of architecture.
County Work Next
for Workers Among
Men's Associations
State Committee's Report Hecom
mendt This and Body Will 5ame
Commition to Study Plan.
The Toung Men's Christian aasndatlon
! committee having the state committee s
report under consideration, made Iti re
port yesterday to the delegates of th
thirty-first annual stais convention.
In the report It Is suggested that tha
state executive committee b authorised
to appoint a special commission to make
a study cf tbe small town and rural prob
lem with a view to the inauguration cf
county work. This committee, it la sug-
ested. should be autborlted to mak a
study of th student.
Tb following wer chose as members
cf the state executive committee for the
term expiring lilt: E V. Denison. Omaha.
W. J. Hill. Lincoln; A. L. Johnson. Uni
versity Place ; E. J. Wlghtmaa. Tork; R.
D. Ayera Centrsl City; P. 11. Chickering.
Omaha: Henry Hochenberger. Columbus
and as member of th advisory commit
tee, M. C. tleie. Auburn, for tha terra
rndir.g liil.
lajared la a f ir
or bruised by a fall, apply Burkien's Ar
ni a Salve. C u res burns, wounds, sores,
ecxema. piles. Guaranteed. lac. For aale
by Beaton Drug Co.
VICTIM CAPTURES HOLDUP
Jeha Feaor Paraaeo water
Load Hiss la Heads af
Pwltew.
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As th result cf th superior -rinuag
ability cf John Fedor. one of tho men who
held him up last night Is held by the polio
FVdor was held up at 11 o'clock by a
whit man and a negro. The boldupa se
cured SUa.
Th men separated. Fedor gav cbaa to
th whit maa. H followed him as far
as th Meti brewery, where the man was
arrested by a policemen. The prisoner gave
bis name a E. J. Woodcock.
Fedor Uvea at 7W7 Leavenworth street.
W. H. Smith. Thirty-fourth and Fourta
avenue. Council Bluffs, told the police lat
bight that hs was held up and robbed of
K by two negroes at Hit South Tenth street.
Is there anything la ail tats world that is
f mora Importance to you than gocd iigea
tion ? Food Btusl be eatea to ausiaia I f e
and must be digested and convened Into
blood. Wbea tiie digestion fails th who.
body suffers. Chamberlains Tablets are
a rauutial and rellsb, cure for Ind.gestion.
Tbey Increase lb flow cf bile, purify tb
blood, atrengthea the stomach, and tone
r Um whole digestive spparatus to a
natural and beaithy acuon. For aa.e iy
all dealers.
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