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Dek.Icoti&. City,
Mr. Farmer!
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considered by 2000 pros
pective buyers?
For pnrtioulurs address
Box 1050, Dakota City, Nobr.
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Also freo Jones' book on seeds and crop
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nounced that following its annual
custom it lias set aside tbo month of
January as its "Bargain Period." A
special price of $1.50 per year is
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There U more Catarrh In this section of the country
than all other diseases put together, and until tho last
few years was supposed to be Incurable. For a (Treat
many years doctors pronounced It a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by constantly lallini
to cure with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable.
Science lias proven Catarrh to be a constitutional dis
ease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F, J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is the only Constitutional cure on
the market. It Is taken Internally In doses from 10
drops to a tcaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. They oiler one
hundred dollars for any cose It falls to cure. Bend
tor circulars and testimonials.
Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills tor constipation.
Buy a good farm on
county bottom. I have
the Dakota
it. Eimora .
'Just Say "Long Distance".
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Local Items
Fnro apple cider at Van de Zedde'a,
Will Best was down from Fonca
over Sunday.
Mrs Mollie Broyhill has been quite
siok fur the past week.
W D Wait, of Howard, Neb, was a
visitor hero over Sunday with friends
John F Bidos has been confined to
his homo tho past week with a severe
cold.
W E Johns, wife and children, vis
ited over Sundav with relatives at
Notfolk, Neb.
Kristoffer R Smith was down from
tho western part of tho county Mon
day on business matters,
A special meeting of the Masonic
lodgo will bo lioUl Saturday evening of
this week for work in the third de
gree. Mrs Alice Sides departed Sunday
for Whituoy, Neb, on n several
months' visit with her sister, Mrs Lee
Garner.
Divine service will be held in Salem
and Emmanuel Lutheran churches at
tho usual hours, beginning Sunday,
the 25th of January.
Bills were printed in this offioe this
week advertising the guardianship
solo of tho Nixon farm north of Omaha
creek and adjoining tho old Qideon
Warner farm.
Louis A Dierking disposed of his
112-acro farm a mile northwest of
town the past week to a Mr Hiserote.
Mr Dierking guts some Boyd oouuty
land in the deal,
D H Hager returned home last
Wednesday from Toledo, O, where ho
went to see his brother, who wasi suf
fering from a ruptured artery, caused
from heavy lifting, Ho left him
much improved.
Gas Stromberg, a veteran traveling
salesman of Sioux Oity, la, who has
made this locality for tho past twenty
five years, shot himself last Wednes
day at his home in Sioux Oity, Dis
pondency, due to drink, is attributed
as the cause of the rash act.,
Another important farm sale was
dosed tho past week when Win H
Dierking disposed of the Ohas Bryant
farm a half mile north of Dakota Oity
for $18,000. He purchased the farm
just a year ago, paying $11,000 for it,
and cleaned up $2,000 besides the use
of tho place ono year. Ohas Buokley,
the purchaser, comes from Holstein,
Iowa, and will take possession the first
of March,
mm
"Daddy Will Be
, Home Tonjfftt"
It's a pleasant moment In
tho home circle when a long
distance-telephone call is an
nounced from an absent one.
To hear one's cheery voice and
merry laugh over the wire is almost
like a face to face chat.
You can talk almost anywhere
over the long distance lines of the
Bell System.
Mrs Mnry It MoBeath kas boon so
rionsly ill tho past wook.
Tho board of county commissioners
meet next Monday, tho 2Gth.
Don't forget Brouns coffoo, it Is
still in tho lead. Van sells it.
Judge It E EvntiR was n business
visitor ui Emerson Tuesday night.
Wo want your hardware trade and
will treat you right. Sohriovor Bros.
A social danoo will bo held in tho
Ayres hall Friday evening of this
week.
For Sale Immnno Dnroo Jersoy
boars. Don Forbes, Dakota Oity,
Neb.
Robert A Woods was n visitor at
Emerson between trains Wednesday
with tho Haaso boys, Goorgo and
Frank.
Miss Margaret Sohriever left Mon
day for Rooheater, Minn, to re-enter
the Mayo Bros hospital for treatment
for goitor.
Mrs Louis Larson wont to North
Riverside, la, Saturday, to spond nvor
Sunday with relatives. Mr Larson
went uunaay and accompanied tier
home.
T F MoGlashan and Horaco Oul
bertson left for Linooln Snnday to at
tend the week's session of organized
agrioulturo which is being held there
this week.
Chas E Miller and Miss Jessio Lnu
dy, and OIiob Lnmsen and Mrs Roso
Yokom, all of 8ionx City, wero mar
ried by Judge Ileffornan Thursday of
laBt week.
For Sale Thoroughbrod Burnu.
Plymouth Rook cookerels, of my own
raising. I got new stock noh yinr
and keep tho strain pure. R B Orr,
Dakota Oity.
Oounty Superintendent Margaret
Murphy went to Lincoln 8nnday tn bo
in attendance at tho state meeting of
county superintendents which is hold
there this week.
J B Wolden, of Ponder, was horo
the first of tbo week to see his mother,
Mrs H J Walden, who is seriously ill
at tho home of her daughter, Mrs
Mell A Sohmied.
Tho present cold snap has tliioBon-
ed the ice on Crystal lake to about 10
inches, and the Consumers Ice Oo bavo
a large foroe of men at work filling
their houses at tho lake.
Ohas O'Connor was down from Na
cora Wednesday, advertising his auo
tion Bale for February 12th. He ex
poets to spend tho balaneo of the
winter in Arkansas for his health.
August Heitman, of Wasta, S D,
was here last week to attend the fu
neral of his father, Fred Heitman,
who died at tho home of bis daughter,.
Mrs &l it Uraybill, southwest of town.
Miss Mabel Miles, who has been
making her home with Mr and Mrs
Wm Olapp in this place, went to Em
erson last week to accept the position
of ohief operator for the Bell Tele
phone company.
Louis Kilmer, of Winnebago, was
operated on at a Sioux Oity hospital
the 11th irist, and ia recovering nicely.
Mrs Kilmer and daughter are visiting
here at the Wm Olapp home while Mr
Kilmer is convalescing.
Francis O Brown, the 19-months old
daughter of Mr and .Mrs George E
Brown, of near Goodwin, Neb, died in
a Sioux Oity hospital last Friday of
pneumonia. The funeral was held
from tho family residence Saturday
afternoon.
M O Ayres, and his two sons-in-law
and daughters. Geo W Garter and wife
and II B 8keen and wife, loft Satur
day evening for California to spend a
few weeks touring that state. Mr
Ayres shipped his six-cylinder Knox
auto to that stato, whioh they will use
in their travels when they arrive
there.
A petition is being circulated among
the voters to call an eleotion to vote
bonds for a system of waterworks for
Dakota Oity. Bonds in the sum of
$10,000, it is estimated, will be suffi
cient to install the system. The deep
well at the Wm Olapp residence has
been tendered to the town for use in
connection with the plant if js install
ed.
The Minnesota advertising car, sent
out by the state board of immigration
of that state, was sidetracked in the
Bnrlington yards in this plncu all day
Monday, where many went to view
the display of grain, fruit and other
products. While tho display wbb fine,
end well worth going to see, it did not
particularly attract tho people of this
looality toward our northern sister
state. A display of Dakota county
products, such as was made nt the
corn palaces in tbo days gone by,
wonld lay in tho shade anything of the
kind ever brought from Minnesota.
Tho following persons havo been
ohomin as petit jurors for the Febru
ary 16, 1914, term of tho district court
of Dakota county, Neb, to wit: W L
Huugerford, Roy Armour, John B
Leacli, Henry Gloo, John Oarponter,
Audrey Allaway, John II Hinken,
Martin J Heocom, Don Forbes, John
Foy, OhmleB Heikes, Ira Wuddell, Joe
M Twohig, Fred Herman, Honry- W
Peters, Patrick Long, E J Eiohorst,
Nelson It Smith, Carl Anderson, Wm
J Davis, Henry Franoisco, Lowis P
Beacom, James Tobin, Geo A Bles
sing.
Jns Hoffmap, -who broke jail nere
Ohrislmas day by walking out tho jail
door, which had been left unlocked,
was recaptured at Glonwopd, la,
where he is being held on u potty
charge of breaking into a sohoolhouio,
Hoffman was arrestod nt Homer by
the villago marslul on a ohargo of
horsestealing ami brought hero for
safe keeping, and while awaiting extra
dition papers on whiuli to tako him to
tho scene cf the crirao in Woodbury
county, Iowa, ho mado his gotaway.
According to the authorities at Ulen
wood Hoffman stole a horso and wag
on at Orescent, la, sinoe his escape
from jail here,
Free to Farmers,
By speoial ariangoment Ratekin's
big 1011 seed cataloguo, with a sample
of "Diamond Joe's Big White" seed,
corn that mado 153 bushels por aore,
will be mailed free to every reader of
this paper who are interested in the
crops thoy grow. This big book tells
how to make the farm and garden
pay. It's worth dollars to all who
plant or sow. Write for it and men
tion this paper. The address is Rate
kin's Beod House, Bhonandoa, Iowa,
E. F. Rasmussen
Auctioneer
Col E F Rasmussen, although tho
youngest auntioneer in this part of tho
state, has gained a reputation in the
past few years as ono of tho best sellers
in tho luminous. His services aro in
demand in threo countios, b is evi
denced by the announcements of sales
hereabouts, and every ono gives him
praiso for his work. If you need the
servioes of an auctioneer phone him t
Ponea, Nob, wheroho is now looated.
SOUTH. SIOUX CITY
Prom tho Record ,
Roy Pilgrim, of Banorof t, is in town
this week.
Born, January 8, 1014, to Mr and
Mrs Lawrence Breokow. n son.
V H Stefllns and family movod this
vtuit lo Nowoastlo where Mr Stoulns
is mauagor of tho Edwards & Brad
.ord yards, having beou appointed to
that placo last week.
Whilo playiug with Frank Salts
giver, his 18-y oar old brot'or, Satur
day Joe, ago 14,- wounded m with a
pockot knife. Tho lad ni.l rooover.
The bojh aro eons of Geo Saltsgiver of
the Frut ward. T
W A Morgan, L J Coomb, J L
Hauelgrove, P R Madison, J S Bacon
and Burt Kroeson wote at Allen on
Wednesday evening whero they in
stalled ofllcors of tho Odd Fellows
lodge.
D O Welch, who broko his leg iu an
accident two weekB ago nnd wns at tho
Samaritan hospital, for treatment, was
among those on tho third iloor of tho
hospital when the roof of that struot
uro burned last Friday. Mr Welch
was carried from the building by his
son-in-law, John Hill, who was with
him at the timo.
John Hazelgrove,' city street com
missioner, has beon appointed by tho
county commissioners as overseer of
tho poor of South Sioux Oity. Mr
Huzelgrove's O K will bo necessary bo
fore any bill for paupers referred to
the commissioners will bo allowed.
Mr Hazelgrove will aho investigate
thoroughly all calls for aid and whore
able bodied men aro to be found in
tho family, work will bo provided
when possible rather than extend aid
from tho oounty.
Public Sale.
Having rented my farm I will offor
at Publio Sale on -my place 1 milo
northeast of Nacora und C miles sonth
west of Hubbaru, Neb, the following
personal property. Positively no; by
bidding everything' will be sold on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1914:
ELEVEN HEAD of good work
horses: 1 matched team a black
horso 9 years old, wt 1525 lbs, and a
black maro wt 1600 lbs; 1 blaok mare
9 years old, wt 1300 lbs; 1 bay more
4 years old, wt 13C0; 1 black colt 3
yeary old, wt 1200; ,1 bay colt 2 yoars
old, wt 1150; 1 bay maro colt, year
old, wt 900, ono blaok mare colt, 5
months old ; 1 bay horso colt, 6 months
old; 1 bay maro 13 years old, wt 1150;
1 bay horso 12 years old, wt 1200.
Six head of oattle consisting of three
milch cows; one 2-year-old heifer; ono
1-year-old heifer; ono 6-months-old
Bteer oalf.
Farm Machinery, Etc. Threo wag
ons, one top buggy, good aci now; one
now hay raok, one 7-foot Champion
binder, and 60 pounds of twine, one
Champion Mower, ono MoCormiok
rake, one J I Case corn planter with
180 rods of wiro, ono Badger cultiva
tor, ono tonguelosH cultivator, two
10-inch walking plows, one 18-inch
Badger sulky plow, oun 3 seotion har
row, one new endgatu seeder, nue hav
Bweep, one hand corn sheller, ono hand
grass, sower, one sickle grinder, five
sets o harnesR, consisting of one set of
new Concord harness, ono driving
harness good as new, threo othor sots
iu good repair, three sets of leather
flvnets, hog trough, shovels and forks,
all my household goods, beds and bed
ding, stoves, cupboards, and other ar
ticles. 35 head of shoals, averaging 150 lbs.
9110 bushels of com in crib.
550 bushels good seed oats,
10 tons of good alfalfa hay.
Sulo begins at 1 o'clock p m, sharp.
Refreshments served on tho grounds.
Terms of Sale: 10 months' time
will bo given on good approvod notes
bearing 10 interest. All sums under
$10.00 cash.
CHARLES O'CONNOR, Ownor.
Ool A I Davis, Auctioneer.
H 3 Lendorink, Olrrk.
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Taken Up as an Estray.
Notioo is lioroby given that I havo
takon up as an estray at my farm 3f
miloR -outhwcRt of Dakota City, Neb,
on Saturday, January 17, 1U14, ono
black mare, with white face, about 10
yeare old, weight about 1400 pounds.
Ownpr oan havo same by paying cost
of. keeping, Hnd.payiug.fa- this notioo.
W J Ostrander.
DISTRICT COURT DATES
For the Eighth Judicial district
of
Nobraska, for tho year 1914:
Ouinlmr.. March 8. November"
Dakota ., February in, BoptomborSl
Htnnton Mnrch2, Ootoboro
Ocilar. February S, 8uptonborl4
Dixon , March SB, Uocombor7
Thurston April 8. October 1
Tho first day of oixoli tormts set for hear
applications forcltlxonslilp pnpors.
Ouy Tnrnvos.JuilKO.
First Publication 1-23-lw.
KOT10E.
Notlco ts lioroby kIvcii that on tho stli
day ot Jnmmry, 1VH, I filed in tho district
court of Dnkotn county, Nabrnskn, n peti
tion, setting forth that continuously, for
moro than two years last past, tboro has
Iwon loss than two leunl voters rosiillntf
within Bchool District mimtior a, Dakota
county, Nobrnskn; nnd that lor two years
consecutively, last past, no district ornanl
zntlou ha boon maintained within nnd far
sntd lystrlct. Tho prayer of snld poll
Hon lxjlnjr for n doaroo nuthorlxlnit tho
Oonntv Suporlnteiulont to closo up tho af
fairs of said District.
MAituAiiRT A. Mtmritr,
Oounty Huperlntondent
First publication 1S-2MW
NOTICE.
John Hawker, dofondant, will tako no
tlco that on tho 10th day of Decani bar, A. D.
1U1U. Kred A. Hood, tho plaintiff, Hied his
petition In tho district court of Dakota
county, Nebraska, nualnst H. M. Dott,
Uathorlno Hoitan, James lloaan, Frank Ho
Ban, llimli HoRim, John llnwkor, llonjn
mlu llawkor, Henry Skldmoro, and James
M. Woodcock, defendants, tho object and
prayer of which nro to forocloso n certain
mnrtuaKO oxcciitnii by II. M. Dott nnd Delia
Dott. his wt. i llnrvoy A Kllyson upon
lot- l,,!i, , a il. 13. If. 1& and 10.Hi block
i! lots I. S, II I,, 8, IX. IS. 11, 1 17. IB, SO,
31, W and SSI, I., block 10; lots 4, l, 10, 11, 12,
IU, 14, 16 and 10, in block 11 ; lots 2, S, 4 nnd 0,
In blocks; lotsUnnd lSIn blocks; lots , 4,
e,,ll, 12.13,14, IS. 10. IT, 18. and IB, in block
2; lots !), 4, 6.-0, 12, 14, 15, 10, 17. 18, 10, 21). 21,
22. and ft), In block 20; lots 3, 4, 6 undo, In
block 7. In Second llallwny Addition to
HoiUh Hloux Oity, nnd lots ono to thirty
two, both Inclusive. In blook C, and lot 1 in
block 29 In Hallway Addition to South
Sioux Oity, all In Dakota county, Nobraska,
to securo tho payment of n cortnln promis
sory noto dated tbo 16th day of Fob,, 1VU2,
and duo and paynblo on tho 1st day of Janu
ary, A. 1), 1WI; thnt thoro Is now duo upon
snld notes and mortnaRa tho sum ot IHU0.0U
nnd interest thereon from' tho 15th day of
Fcbrunry, A. D. 1810; thnt said noto and
inortKaKo by tho assignment and purchase
Is the property of tho plain till nud ho prnys
for n decree that the dofomlnut bo required
to pay tho sun. nbova aliened as duo nnd
thnt In default thoroof tho said promises
bo sold to satisfy tho said sum nnd for Kon
ornl equitable relief.
You nro required to answer snld notltlon
on or boforo tho 2nd day of Fobrunry, A. D,
1VM.
Dated December 21tli, HUH.
Flint) A. Uoon, riaintirr,
First publication 1-8-4 w
NOTICE OF OFBNIXa KOAD.
Stato of Nebraska, Oounty of Dakota, ss.
Notlco to Land owners.
To all whom it mny concorn:
Tho commissioner appointed to locato
and nltornto a publio road in Dnkotn coun
ty, howii'mi ni"tiriir 111 n ppnrri'ly rnr
nndwesi 1 , . lu,i . , 1, ,i,
threo (!UJ tuwualilp iweiuy-uuiu UU, lunuu
seven (7) onst. In said county and stato, be
tween tho villages of Jackson nud Goodwin,
said alteration to consist first Iu tho opon
Inn and establishing of a publio road CO foot
wide running south on tho mid-section
lino, 33 feat 011 each sldo. for tho Jnakson
nnd, Goodwill road nbovo mentioned tocon-i
HAn. ...1.1. .l.n vnn.l MM..ta .. ... A,-'
MCU, Wit" blllltVUUUUUilliH infill IUO HUUIU
on said mld-soctlon lino at tho point whorn
It turns northonslorly to connect with said
Jackson nnd Goodwin rood, and secondly,
In tho vacation of that portion of tho Jack
son nnd Goodwin road between its Junotlon
with snld road from the south, and tho
point whoro said Jackson and Goodwin rood
crosses said mld-seatlon lino, being also tho
load boreln petitioned for begins. And tho
potltlonor, Mnry Deloughory, ngrcos In hor
said road petition with tbo county ot Da
kota to pay tho oxponsos ot grading the
roodiicrolndeslrod .to bo oponcd, In case
the prayer of tho pttonls granted, has re
ported In favor of tho vacation and altera
tion thereof, nnd nil objections theroto, or
claims for damages, must bo filed In the
Oounty Olork's olllco on or boforo noon of
tho 2th day of January, A. D 1914, or such
road will bo established, vacated und alter
ed wlthcut roferonco thereto.
Goo Wllklns,
Oounty Olork.
First publication 1-8-4W.
NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT DEFENDANT.
In tho district court of Dnkota county,
Nebraska.
To Goorgo Anderson, non resident, do
fendnnt: You aro horoby notified that t horo Is now
on lllo in tho district court of Dakota coun
ty, Nebraska, in tho said, action in which
John F. Hoolofson, public administrator of
Nodaway county, Missouri, and adminis
trator do bonus non, with will annexed of
tho estato of Hannah Sturm, deceased, is'
plaintiff, and Otto A.Anderson. Goorgo An
derson, Otto Andarson, Huth Anderson,
Naoina Anderson nnd Paul Anderson nro
defendants, tbo petition ot said ptalntllT,
thoobjoot and prayer of said potltlon and
of said action Is to foreclose a mort
gngo deed on real estato situate In Dakota
county, Nebraska, to-wlt: Lot four In
lllock two of GUborts Addition to tho town
of South Hloux Oity in said county and
state, together with all nppurtonan
ces, buildings and improvements t bore
on; to mako an accounting of tho
amount ot tho debt secured by said mort
gage deod and duo to plaintiff: to forocloso
all equity ot redemption or other interests
of defendants In or tn Mild real estate, and
sen tno same accord iiu 10 law nnd out or tlio
proceeds thereof pay plaintiff tho amount
or tno ueut secured oy said mortgngo uood
with lntorost nnd cost of suit.
You aro required to nnswor said potltlon
on or ueioro tno vtn any or rourunry, 1911,
John F. Hoklovhon.
1'ubllo Administrator of Nodaway
county, Missouri, and administra
tor da bonus 11011 with will annexed
of the estate of Hannah Sturm,
deceased,
Plaintiff.'
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and contains a lot of information of value to you.
Timber and Coal: You can taki up these lands where timber.
cnnl nnrl hiiildinjf stone may be had free of chasge within
leasable distance.
Such an opportunity ought v interest you. Write me tokay for
copy of this cw Free Government Lands Folder.
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Fresh Mta
Cured Mts
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Sauea4es
Oysters
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41 yMtV SMe4a4 PrttU-ac MMI xy.rl.nc ar. important. ,
Ovr3a
Authorise by th.
- SUM to Treat Ail
Oarabta eases caara&te6. All medlelnM furnished ready for use no mr
or Injurious medlelau used. No detsoilon from business Pattetiu ut.ailt
trsaua by mall aud express. Medicines sent ererynhere, freo fn-m i:
breakage. Cbsrgee low. OrerM.OOO cues cured. State your case and rendfrr
Gonsttlutton free and oontdenUsl, personally or by letter.
Seminal Weakness
Sexual Debility, JMBSS
follies and exoess causing night losses
and loss of sexual power, pltoplea and
blotohes on tba face, confused Ideas and
foreotfulness, bashf nlness and arerslon to
society, etc, oured for life. I stop Bight
i oases, restore sexual power, nerr. ana
omiu power, enlarge ana sire
parts and make yoa fit for ma:
bralu power, enlarge and strengthen weak
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Send
for freo book and list of
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Stricture
Cured with a ll I.
falttblo Haw Trat
sanrl ftlnaat Beaut. No tustroJnenu,
aiiu vagajcyt no palni B0 4eM)Buon
from business, dura gaaraaterd. Boole
and list ol questions Tree scat sealed.
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Farm Sales, Real Estate and Live Stock
Auctioneer
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dates, or Phone me at Ponca, Nebr., at my expense,
Satisfaction GxiaxriKivteed
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side we shall be pleased to send THE LEADING AMERICAN SEED (
book ol 18a luces, which snouiu ie reaaoy
pll who would have the best arden possible
Wftws'K sed of the
Nebraska,
Deaver, Immigration Agent
OMAHA NEBRASKA
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CHRONIC, NERVOUS AND SPECIAL DISEASES,
Varicocele &?
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wHkaiitaaln.
sEunlalllek T0" terrible discs
ypillll nil its forms and s
oared for lite. Blood poisoning uiu.
ptiTftte diseases pertnunomly cured.
FREE BOOK
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both, sexes M pages. 27 pU'frv"
description of aboTO dls!se, ft-
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