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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28
COMING 10 sEDALIA.
A Bereaved Father Carries His
Infant Child Seventy Miles.

From the Kansas City Jorruai.
Yesterday there arrived in the city ms,
whoae story is sell worthy Of record. HI
gives his name ~ Boyle, and states ihst h
has been . resident Of St. Joe for some time
About two months ago his wife died, .fte
q lingering illness, leaving TO hrs care on,
child, babe Of fifteen months. Being ou
of money, having no work, and unable Il
get snv one to take care Of the child until
such time rs he could pay ior its keeping
Boyle states thst be struggled along ~ b<.,
he could, ceiling his furniture piece BY
piece until finally every means of support
failed, when he determined To 20 to Sed.lia
where he has IN aunt. He has not seen hel
for several years. bat presumed upon ihei,
relationship 10 secure . home for the babe
Not having means to pay railroad fare, he
settled upon the herculean task Of carrying
the child. relying upon the charity Of peo-
pie on the rosdside to give hims+li and liz.
tie one food and shelter during the night.
Boyle left st. Joe on the 18th inst. Not
outstanding the babe vas wrapped in n
number Of garments. il suffered s~verely
from the intense cold prevailing last week.
At times the father found il extremely
dlficult 10 obtain shelter, and states that
on one occasion he walked until midnight,
and at last found . poor colored family
willing TO take him in. Al places there
were tho~e who refnae,i 10 even give the
child drink Of milk or allow IL 10 be
warmed.
For fifty miles the father carried the
heavy burden in his arms, but on arriving
at Parkville. kind-heartrd persons interest
ed themselves in his behalf, and . rude
sled was constructed, and on this q shoe
box Was fastened. This. while Q great
relief to the man, dad not prove 40 sdv.n-
tagous TO the child, which, removed from
its father. suffered from the cold even more
than ever. PsrkvilIe Is about twenty miles
distant from Kansss City, winch, sdded to
the fifty miles which the child va carried,
is in all seventy miles.
Boyle is about 40 years Of age. Of low
and rather iiliterate. He has,
however. 10 judge from his conduct, .
warm heart. His visit to the mayors Of.
Gee was in the hope that he nigh be able
to procure ticket from this place to Seda.
lie, but n his honor was abeent. wa forced
to remain over in the city last night.
availing himself Of the charity Of Kind
hearted family 10 whom be bad related his
misforsunes.
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Move It,

In another column will be found . grave
complaint from pious Jefferson Cityan.
What else can be expected - long - the
Capital is located there. Sed.lia 10 the
place tor it. and the Almighty ssaked il out
for that purpose when He leveled il Cd
and threw all tie loose rubbish where
they built Jefierson City.
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4 Charitable Nan.

When . generous and charitable deed IL
done in this world Of cold sel6shseas, deceit
and hypocrisy, we believe in making il
known and pIseing the credit where il b.
longs. This morning BAzoo reporter in.
ciden tally learned that M. G. B. Koyle,
proprietor Of the City Bakery. some time
ego informed the Mayor that be would fur.
nish bread free to those vbo were unable TO
buy It, upon their presentation Of IN order
from The Mayor. A great many have been
relieved from absolute hunger through his
gensrosity. and this morning ve saw poor
woman. beneficiary of it. All honor TO Mr.
Koyls.
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The BA1OO regrets to announce the death
Of Mr.. Burress, the mother Of Mr.. J. W.
Burres, City Treasurer Of Sedslis, which
occurred At her residence in Windsor last
night. Mn. Burress Wa 2 yean Of sge.
In 1923 she came to Miller county, No.,
and from that place to Windsor. where abe
has resided ever since. She was respected
and esteemed BY all Who knew her. Her
funeral will tske place to.morrow.
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Budlong'O Books.

Gen. Clark. of Washington, d. c., . gen.
eral agent of the Internal Revenue depart
nent. examined Col. BudIong's accounts q
collector Of internal revenue for this die.
trict. The examination extended back "a
the time the Office w. taken charge Of By
the Colonel-about seven yean aso-and
showed balance of seven-twelfths OF q cen,
il his isvor. This i highly eonpliuestary
to The Colossl - IN el6cisnt and honest Of.
fetal
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ROYAL RR 65MpEs
Absolutely Pure.


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'misa hes D. oDexR
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A BAD BLOW


Officer wentsIenan last night rushe,
into . colonel den On Secood street, On,
probably arrived just in time to save IN,
life Of George Meyer. German shoemaker
who keeps . shop on The corner Of eecont
and Osage STREETS.
When the s6cer arrived at the seine h
fouod Meyer down, and . yosne colored
man named Green Hickland heating hiu
numerically. Meyer va bleeding pro.
f"sely, and after being carried to the Ger
man House, where he boarded, he tainted
away. and during the night vomi,ed con-
s'derabiy. His physicians pronounced the
wound upon the head dangerous one.
Hickland WA arrested, and this morning
We turned over 70 the State authorizes
upon warrant sworn out BY Meyer, vho
Vas able to be up and about. The prisoner
will have an examination io-morros before
Justice Clark.
An nyly looking slung shot vas found
upon Hickland, With which he inflicted the
injuries. He besrs good character, il il
said, and after his arrest several colored
Masons offered to 60 his bail, but the otbcer
refused to accept il. His statement Of the
affair rs that Meyer came into the house
and made indecent proposals. to woman
named Maria Butler, and that refusing 10
90 after being ordered out, he knocked
Meyer down.
On the other hand, Meyer states that he
went for hi. wnshinG. aud that Hickland.
Who is Maria's man. enraged At seeing him
there, rushed upon him and inflicted the
injuries.
Sedalia has had enough OF this slung
'hot business, and the possession al such i
nurderous weapon IL enough to establish |
Hicklands character. Tie calsboose is but |
.wo blocks from where the affair occurred,
Ind Hickland could easily have procured /
IN Officer tc arrest Meyer, had he behaved |
u he states.
Meyer, though somewhat given 10 intem
'erance 1t times, 10 On Industrious work.
nan, and very quiet and peaceable ciii-
en-, never having been known TO give
fiense to any one. His injuries may yet
ssume serious turn and result in his
cath or impair his future life.
Once more, Sedslis has had enough of
,is slung shot business. and these black
,oundrels who carry them will learn to Z
'eir sorrow when an outraged community
'all teach them that the implements Of in
nstry are the only safe articles for them {
handle. ID
Inst time /. forever ls,sf Ahsene from, .
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Died.

In Altoona, Bstes county, Mo-. at the
residence Of her husband. n. B. Powell. on
Jan. 10Th. Mr.. Nollie Powell. aged 10
years.
Nm. Powell was the Granddaughter OF
Andrew Hagxard, of Pesiis county, and had
been married but nine months
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A Lucky Printer.

Tally one! Mr.. NJ. A. Leftwich, . COM
position ia the Bazoo Office. to-day received
the announcement Of the death of an uncle
in Virgins, BY which he receives q
legacy of about Sc 900. He u . gentleman
~ AMI deserving young man, and the BAzoo
congratulates him upon his sudden acquisi.
finG
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Thirty five Minister met in 81. Louis,
Monday morning, to debate the proprieiy Of
the following:
Resolved. That committee b appointed
To frame marriage licenae Law which shalt
BE submitted TO the Missouri Legislature,
sccorpsnied With . strong petition that
such lsv Be placed upon thsstaiute books
Of the State.
A rich discussioo eusued, pro and con
and the result was . majority report in n.
vor Of it. and minority report ssairt il.
There i tho much Law connected with
mstrimony already.
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A Dispatch was received this morning
announcing the death Of w. g. McMillsn.
which occurred in Denver last evening.
Mr.. Mcmillan Was local freight agent Of
the NJ, K. 4 T., At this point. and has held
the petition for several year. He vas sui.
fering With consumption, and short time
since vent 10 Colorado for his health. He
leaves Q wife and children and many friends
in this city to mourn his los.
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Died.

On January 10th. in Sedalia, Dugsa Nc.
Kellar, aged IS yean.
He will be buried to-mosrov 1t 1887 Q
N. from his late reaidencs, corner Fourth
and Moniteus streeta.
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A meeting Of the Psssis County Bar Vas
held lest night for the revision Of the old
rules for the government Of the practice in
the circuit. Judge Wood vas elected chair.
man, and G. c. Heard, Secretary.
Col. J. F. Philips, Chairman Of Commit.
Tee on Revision Of Rules, proceeded to
read the rules drafted and prepared By the
committee. which Vas composed Of Me~n.
Philip. Crandall, Bridges, Smith and
Heard.
The rules % reported BY the committee.
we're adopted after full discu.ion and
ameadment.
The rules had not been signed By The
Court up TO the hour Of going to prem.
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Another investigation hes proven b.
yssd doubt that Dr.. BulIs Baby Syrup 10
the bse oedicias for testhiag children.
Hfice. s cent? bottle.
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1t il no wonder that 20 many mothen
praise DR.. Bulls BABY Syrup. We heard
one of our best physicians pronounce il 10
be the only safe remedy for children.
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Married.

In Sedslia. on Sunday evening. Jan. 18th.
At the residence Of the brides parents, by
Rev. Dectrick, Mr.. Isaac Butler, of Petiis
county, to Miss Iowa Goaeaee, of Sedalia.
The parties went West this morning on
their bridal tour. The BA1oo ngratulates
the happy couple on their union. snd wishes
them long life Of prosperity and JOY.
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The coasssosly ioereasing popularity
Of d.. bulls Baby Syrup 10 guarantee Of
il paefulses add e6ecsiveness for childsea
su0esing from wind collie. diarrhQa o.
dysessesy. Pfice, Is csots Q bosIlA
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Death Of Col. SWissler.

Information Wa received to-day that
Col. Thos. A. Svi'sler, IN old and we'll
known citizen Of Sedalis, died Of consump-
ton in ST. Louis. Yesterday. and that his
remains will be brought here for iniernent
Col. Swiizler vas, before the var. . resi-
dent u DAdesille, Dade county, Missouri.
and subsequently, Of Wanaw, where ne
Vas engaged in business In 1866 or 1867
be came to Sedslia and remained here nm.
I'll 1872 or 1876. when he moved to Sc. Louis,
where he ha. since resided.
Col. Swii.ler wss one Of the noblesi
works Of God-sn honest man-a god
neighhor and IN upright citizen. His age
was about sixty years.
The corpse will arrive from 81. Louis to-
morrow morning On the esrly train.
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denly felt hand laid on his shoulder and
familiar voice exclaimed: "Hello, Char.
lie. what in the world brought you on,
here and what s,s you dong in such .
plight"
Recognizing On old indianapolis friend
be made some sullen reply. Seeing some
thing vas wrong Dunning vas taken to the
friends room. where he told the story -
related above. Knowing his family must
Be alarmed At his absence. the friend ,ele-
ersPhed to bis lawyer the brief message {.
~Duon'ns is in Kansas City with me-" to
which IN answer va returned: "If insane
keep him s,fely locked up. Will telegraph
again." This was followed on the next
day By another dispatch, which read
"Send Dunning home; hi. mother il dead"
C""munics,inR the sad intelligence to the
son. he would not believe the news. think
ing II ruse to hurry him back. Several
dispatches were sent and like answer re.
turned. Finally the nov Rrievssi man
wired To the indianapolis Nesfinef: ia Mn.
Dunnine d~ss?" The answer came yea"
MY God!' he exclaimed. MY folly
las been the cause Of the death of nv Door
old mother" And from thence on his .uf.
ierings we're intense, and he continually
walked back and forth, refusing to lie
down and take the much needed rest his
.ys'em required. Food OF ell kinds vas
slso refused. Thus were the long, dresry |
hours Of "wednesday night passed. Ye.,er.
day. ~ stated, he took the early morning !
tran" East. and Is nov rapidly approaching |
the home where q weeping wife and all |
that remains Of his mother await him.
There can he no doubt that Dunninss
TRIP to Dayton wss the result Of veil laid
'cheme for the purpose Of forcing him to
'ign papers relinquishinx all his RICH, and
interest in the immense inheritance. His
ur,her exploits. "a related to his friends,
s~re the result OF liquor. for which he has
10 one to blame but himself. OF course,
shatsver may have been the nature Of the
'aPers signed, they can have no force in
aw, and il is quite likely the affair will
esult disastrously to the parties engaged
n the Transaction. The sequel Of this
TRANCE sfiair will be looked forward to
nth considerable interest. II
ALI those Who have given ii . trial |
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The KING OF PAIN"
SuO0umb0 at Last 10 the King Of
Torroro.
Death Of Q Remarkable and We'll
Known Character.

|, Tho~e Were 6u-h times in Missouri ten
years sgn. and the gay gambolier and al
kinds ot adventures rcvelled in easy gotten
wsalth. u all thO-e who travelled through
this region, the greai~.t fsvoriie Wss the
veil known king OF Pain" Who vended
his marvellous remedy in the most sly lish
msnner. He wss 6ne looking m.n, tall
and 40 straight ss IN arrow, with long.
flowing black hair and wore vide brim-
med -oubrero. He greatly resemLl~d Wild
Bill in appearance. and VA frsqurnlly
taken for that worthy.
The King ii Pain" travelled in q st, li.h
open carriage. generally drawn By milk
white horses. Taking up his position II
the corner Of come principal street, or upon
the public square. . large crowd woald
soon gather around him. He would then
extOl the vondrous virtues Of his King Of
Pain or Wizard Oil, and o an additional
inducement to the parchaser, one out OF .
certsin number Of BOTTLES Vas sure To have
= i've dollar bill wrapped around il inside
the outer cover. All day long, or as many
hours - be wished to devote to his bu.i-
ness, be w,s sure TO have an esser crowd of
purchasers, and whenever the lucky one
broke the wrapper and found his I've
dolians. the enthusiasm vas intense, end |
fresh crowd would struggle for medicine |
aud money.
He vas strictly honorable in his dealings
and the I've dollar bull Was certain 70 be /
found out Of certain number Of purchss-
ere. ABIDE from this peculiar manner Of
vending his medicine, the latter pos-e.sed
really valuable qualities, and se have not
the slightess doubt but that in thousands
Of cnPboards throughout Central Missouri,
- veil - in S~dalia, sre yet to be found
empty walls containing his name upon the
label, and many . good wife will yet speak
Of the tessed virtues Of his
great Panacea for human ills.
He did an extraordinary business, and for
many years his income is said to have aver.
,gei thirty thousand dollars. This he
you'd spend like = prodigai, for he vas
generous to = fault. Wine and women
nth him were not luxuries-they were
necessities, and they received . generous
hare Of his enormous earnings; but the
major portion Of his money went at the
aro table. lie would enter = room u
light, after successful days work, and
wiling out . roll OF hundreds from his
'ocket, dsunted it in the face Of the subtle
iger, until either the animal claved il !
gay from h,m, or he las he sometimes {
i'd got away with the cunning animal.
But the King Of Terro~ has at last over .
ONE the King OF Pain. for he died last
eek in Chicago Of consumption, and left .
othiag behind him but his medicine, sew =
r.l wives scattered around the country, o
nd mattresses enough to Gil Solomon's p
arem. His name was Dr.. Mcbride. He d
a. On educated hysician. but preferred Il
he life he led to that generally adopted BY 81
len Of his profession. He Was generous to
'e poor, and though . nan Of some vices, o
nd many virtues. o
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JIST BARLS Nv IT.
Whisky and Gambling at Jefferson
City.

A JEFF. Cityan writes thusly to St Loui
paper: How much whisky will il take 3,
make laws for Missouri? How much {,
make United States Senator Never i,
the history Of this, the Capital City. ha
the vice Of whisky drinking been 60 pre-
valsnt as now. The saloons have al beer
renovated; the cub webs Of the year all
gone; the hand Of the painter and paper
hunger is visible in every drinking place
IN town. What is the meaning of all this
getting ready for the Legislature? ID, our
Representatives, only represent the whisky
drinking element? II 10, Trey ought to be
satisfied. for they are we'll represented. II
our members 10 not drink, then Who does !
Certainly the people who live here are Eol
all periodical d'inker-; the old cob web
saloons were good enough for our own
drinkers.
Another significant fact presents itself.
Why is it, when the Legislature meets, an
army of gamblers and their auxiliaries come
also? Our city ia full OF them. What
brought them here. DO the Representa-.
lives Of the people soak themselves in whis
Ky and then gamble away their money? II
they do not, then, in the name of heaven,
who supports these leeches-these VAN.
pires?
Surely the people who live here are not
afflicted with annual mania for gambling.
Then who gamble? and who pays for the
fine rooms, good clothes, big diamonds, and
for the hest visnds in the city? Who?
Another fact. Why is il upon the
assembly OF the Legislature, CON.
posed Of high minded, honorable, moral
men, that legion of Ie~d women dock to
the capital from all parts OF the State
Who supports them! Who fall victims 10
the sirens? Who assists them in their road
to hell {. Sir, the good people Of this city
look with horror at these overwhelming
immoral influence Are We TO be captured
BY these elements of destruction? Only Q
few days have elapsed since the session
commenced, and debauch il written plainly
in the eyes and on the faces OF men Who
came here with a mothers blessing or the
sacred kiss Of q wife on their lips. Many
of the members are free from all there
vices. But il one shame il greater than
snoiher, then the greatest Of all shames il
the feet that these dsmnable influences
thrive here beat when the Legislature is in
session. These are facts and must be
looked square in the face. Some remedy
must be applied or We must bid goodbye
to law, order and morality. JEFF.
How is the Baby . is question often
put to . mother. and many On answer
comes. "thanks To DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup |
much betier to-day"
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Lost time j. forever Lost. Abeeui from
school is often caused By q caugh. cold or
hosrsenes~, and can easily be prevented BY
giving Dr.. RulIs Cough Syrup to the chit
dren. Price, 25 cents.
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Died.

In Schell City, ON Jan. ed, Of congestion
OF the brain, Edith Veins. sged II months
infant daughter Of Rev. w. w. Brannin
pastor OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
at Dresden.
The remains were brought up on The n,
X. 4 I. this morning and taken to Otter.
VILE for inserment,
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II have used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
and found it The bsst cough remedy I ever
tried.-W. p. Clark, 90 Walns: street.
Philadelphia, Novembsr "a, 1875.
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-T1ossasds ef vorki.s~sn eosesds aaa
Nissr Head ess Oass.diA Tobacco u more
economical 10 boy aaas to eaeepsa msooki.g
Secasss Il burns cad, Gss cut Plug, laas tr;es a
es3 a. eom~os soeds and - far apsi~ IN
q.at,a: 10 22v6s.
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Johnston Jailed.

Last August the BAzoO gave IN sccoun,
OF the flight Of VIM. E. Johnston, q clerk
in the Saline County Bank, with several
thousand dollars OF the banks money. The
cashier, Mr.. H. Cordell, used the most
strenuous exertions for Johnston's arrest,
which Vas at last effected in Kircudbright,
Scotland. A dispatch was cabled to Mr..
Cordell announcing the TACT, and be in
s,antly started for Washington to procure
the necessary papers for Johnston's extradi-
ton, after which he crossed the ocean. He
got his prisoner, recrossed the ocean and
arrived in Marshall day before yesterday
With his prisoner. Johnston looks fat and
hearty, and all he said a. he went into the
jail vas. keep the crowd back"
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In HemoFiam.

be wss formerly fosemsn OF the BAzOo job
rooass for nearly six years.
In Hemoriam.
From the 81. Louis rimes-Journal.
James n. Wisdom died in this city Jan.
uary 20, 1879. ss 1907 Franklin avenue, Of
typhoid pneumonia, sged 20 ysan. Mr..
Wisd0m was = rssident Of Warsaw, Benton
county. NO., and . student Of the Missouri
Medical College.
This IN the 6rst time in ten yesrs hat the
class Of the Missouri Medical College has
been bereaved BY the death Of one Of iss
members.
A meeting Of the students Of the Missouri
Medical College was held At 2 p. ~, JAN
usry 20. for the purpose Of taking measures
relative to the death Of their fellow student,
Mr.. j. n. Wisdom. The meeting wss called
to order BY Mr.. Workman: Mr.. g. c. James
va appointed to the chair, and Mr.. L. H.
Munger acted - secretary.
A motion Was made and carried unani.
mOusly to adjourn lectures till the morning
Of Wednesday, the 22d inst.
After some remarks BY members Of the
Class. the chairman appointed Mr.. Harper,
Mr.. Wagner and Mr.. Workman . CON-
mistse to draft resolutions suitable to the
occasion, to Be presented to the bereaved.
parent, and to be inserted in the city pspers
The committee reported the following
resolutions, which were unsninously &C.
cepted
wHKREAs, Il hath pleaeed the Almighty
to take from our midst our highly respected
fellow-ssudent. J. N. Wisdom; and
WHHREAs, IL IL right and proper that We
expresa our grief At his los; therefore,
Resoisvd, BY the students Of the Missouri
Medical College, that ws do sincerely mourn
the los Of our brother.
Received, That We tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the bessaved parent, and that
= copy Of these resolutlous b furnished the
family Of the deceased also, that they Be
published in the leading papers Of the city.
Warssw Times please copy.
- !. ; 10 ss:::. COMMITTEES.
j. n. WORKMAN.
sc. JAKE. Chsirmau.
L. n. MrxeEs, Secretary.
Cooks Imperial.
A lot Of sparkling champagne for sale
u
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Journalistic Changes at AtChi0on
Some rather sudden and unexpected
newspaper changes have taken place 1t
Atchison, which will sssoaish every news
paper man in the Missouri Valley. II il
announced that Mr.. Thos Stivers has pur.
chased IN interest in the Rdtriot and retires
from the Champion to assume the city edi-
torship Of the former paper. Mr.. F. l.
vsndegrift and Mr.. Ele ". Beall retire
from the Rahiot, bat il il not yet announced
where they will pitch their tents.
Mr.. Besll IL veil known in Sedalia, where
be wss formerly foremsn Of the BAzOo Job
rooms for nearly six years.
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All those Who have given it . trial
will not be without il. 1t cures. DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.