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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-13

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COURT YALE, No 800, Meets the second and
- last Mondays in each month at 80 O'Clock
L. NJ. Visiting parties in vicinity are invited to
attend. w. COWING G.. RI.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-13
X. o. T. M

PEERLESS HIVE, 1873 L. OF. NJ.
Meets the first and third Friday evening of
each month in Maccabee Hall, ut 1880 o'clock.
.. j. GILBERT, II. X. L. COOPER, Com.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-05-13

|. o. o. F.
,,,Sss4zx.xzz A DVANCE LODGE, No. 10.
sRIS5E n Meets every Friday evening ut
-5s-ssSs'fs>- their hall in Chamberlain block,
''''' Yale. Members of the order are
cordially invited TO attend. l.. Morrill, ir., n. G..
Harmony Lodge. No. 16. ID. of r., meets every al
ternate Wednesday. Matte Jones NC
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
MI. Spell brink Takes Exceptions.

EDITOR REVIEW Please pernai me TO
make some explanatory remarks in refer
ence to an article which appear ed il tie tie
last issue Of your esteemed paper Wiiicl,
reads in substance as follows:
The ticket nominated last w eness-i
day is good one, and whether We az
prove Of the method employed OF not
makes no difference. The candidates
are all men whoHt .the people can trust
and the votes Of all good republicans
should BE registered in their favor next
November
From the above anybody may draw
the concl usion that the writer Of said
article is in doubt whether the methods
employed in order to secure said nomi-
nations. were just and fair, and have
since learned from different parties that
the above item had special reference to
the nomination Of Judge Of Probate,
which place was chosen to fill on the
ticket by good round majority Of del
egates present at said county convention.
Consequ ently | think it is my duty to
the party and citizens Of Brown county
as well as to myself to state that never
was, nor thought Of being a candidate
before that convention for any office
n e = go Y : u Z Il
previous to the AFTERNOON session OF said
body. ItWas shortly before and during
the course of the said session that NUM-
erous delegates from all parts OF the
county urged me to consent to be a can
sdidate.
consented to let my name go before
the convention and stated further that
ifehosen by a good majority I would
accept.
/ will further state that am not
aware, nor do | believe that any Of my.
friends that supported me at said con-
vention have used any unfair means in
order to secure the results already pub
lisbed.
Under the circumstances and prevail
ing sentiments at said convention / con-
sidered it my duty IS good Republican
and citizen to take the course have
taken, and | think thatseyery one pres
ent, if he does not wish to make any
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
The Dog as a Taxpayer.

The following communication has been
handed to us for~publication:
It cannot be said against the dog OF
Brown county that he is Sinking his du-
ty as q taxpayer.
When the assessor comes around and
says to him y. guess we viii pnt you
down for s. .0o. The dog says: all right,
and Il there is any extra line specimen of
our kind callshim $40 90. or $25 60 ; mo-
ney is Of no concern to us; al we care
for il. . good<reputation.
The dog don't hide away his property,
conceal his money or credit, swear to a
false statement to escape his just share of
taxation, and then afterwards lay awake
at night and cfy.for his SINS sake. When
the board Of equalization meets he takes
his gun and goes out hunting or bathing.
In this county he pays taxes on a yalua-
ton Of $7,G85 andfor what! Ele never
says: no taxes without representation.
He don't care dime who run this coun-
try OF how it is run. He don't so into
court for protection on life and proper
ty, and in fact has not until just lately
even been recognized by the law Of this
State as property.
But when-his two legged brother spends
his evening: bewailing the unjust and IN
fair distribution Of taxation, be will Sit
down on his hind end, looking complac-
emily at the full moon OF keeping up a
dialogue with hisneighbors at a distance.
# he goes to church and makes tic
slightest attempt to take pars in the ex.
ercises he will be kicked .outat once, and
the schools ard societies treat him the
same Wc.Y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

STATE OF MINNEsoTA connty Of Brown yss.
1882 Izs e :
n the matter Of the guard ianship Of Otto Kolb,
Miner. 81
On reading and fling the petit ion of Auguste
Ktslb, guardian Of said minor representing among
other things, that the said ward is seized Of GER
tain real estate in the y of New Ulm Brown
ounty Minnesota. and that for the benefit of said
ward the same shou be sold, and praying for
IL ense o sell the same at private sale. And it
appearing to the 50 isfacsion Of the Court, from
said that Tor the benefit Of said ward said
real esi ate should be sold
II ordered tkat all pei sons III crested in said
estate appear be o.e this curt on Friday, the sill
day Of august a D.. 1892, at 10 O clock n nj, al
the Court House, III the City of New Ulm in said
Gounty Then and there to show cause tif any there
bel, why license should be ed tor the sale
OF said real estate, accord to the prayer Of
petition.
And il is further ordered, that this oder shall
be published once in each week., for ihree
spccesslve weeks pri3r 10 said day OF rearing
in the New U1n Review. q weekly news.
paper printed and published at the City of New
!. Dlm in said County
Dated 1T New .Ulm, N;nn. tits 9Th day O
July a. D. 1892.
Blythe Cnu-t,
ERNsT BRANDT.
b. G5sssa Jud ge OF prObate
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Gath ID INV.

When Alliance officials talk about
Kansans staryinSss . y1eath, every potato
slyly winEs ~ e,c State journal
And every c;.hbsgr lsoels lis head Law
renee Journal. And every. beet gets red
in the face. Clag City Times. And
every squash crooks its. neck.C Clyde
Argus. And every onion grows. strong
Clifton Review. LeayenWorth Times.
And every corn aches Millstohe. And
every foot Of land kicks. Chicago I Fri
bune. And every graz 'colcrs up-Far
eault Republican. And every current
runs away. Red Wing Republican. And
every barley corn goes for beer Moor.
head News. And beans are ashamed arc
ssget in the soup" to hide. Granite Fall.
Journal. And is carrots turnip ane
say, lettuce have peas while head 8
cabbage grows sauer and makes ",
face. st. Peter Herald
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

adopted himself to them as readily as a
duck does to Water-he brought to his
support a following of go delegates on
tae first ballot.
Ike convention which nominated him
| was held in Mankato last Thursday a.
Blanchard Of this city called it to order
and Mr. Funk Of Jackson County was
chosen as chairman with Frank James of
Pipestone as secretary.
Caucuses were held in the morning
and it was apparent then that McCleary
knew his men. His delegates cared If
tie about the organization and seemed
only anxious for a ballot. When it came
they went wild.
Turrel manifested hardly any strength
Redwood voted for him on the first bal
lot, as did also Brown, but that was
about all. Charlie Davis. put up a bet
ter showing, but even he, experienced
politician that he is, found himself out,
done by the unassulning gentleman from
Mankato,
The first ballot was as follows:
McCleary .......,.. 60
1 uFfsil. -. y!
Maller $3.50 10
DHtlH $50. 4 5
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Thought he was Kit5berger.

An old man named Thomas Bennep-
beck, living at 293 Colbourne street, Was.
run down by Milwaukee short line
train atRidg oWoodshortly after 9o'cloels
yesterday morning, and Injured SO that
he died at st. Joseph's hospital soon IL
ter he was taken there He was II wears
old. All that is known aDoat the mat
ter by his family is that he started out
fora walk shortly after breakfast. The
engineered the train claims that lie rang,
the bell and blew The whistle, bat he
man failed to step out Of danger. he
was struck on the back OF the hsaa
and knocked out of the way, so that the
body is not mutilated. The rem. Il
were not identified until last even 1.
and were supposed to be those Of i iaal.tl2
named Anton Kitzberger, Of New ltl.s.
who has been missing since July 2, anc
was believed to be in st. r ,Iinlea
polls Journal of Saturday.
4 = 81
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
|M'CLEARY rs a N iR
Blue Earth County viii f urnish tthe Next
Republican Candidate for Con greas.
Davis Went IN Second in The Race aid
TurreH was Hardly IN It It.
Four Ballots were Needed, bu McCleary
had Good Lead from the Start
James I Met laarY whose ammo,

james Z. McC leary, whose annouuee 8
merit ne rs i cons ressional aspirant las
4, ovin.bel crca ed such a litter, h,s
.focied iss ,oiitis ians and proved him
s1ssi \; Gam worker Of more than s
slinaiiy ellcr.gg q tact. By liberal use
of printers ink and the knowledge Of
ciyics which he has acquired as one Of
the principals in the Mankato Normal
School, and we might add the other
means which are usually employed in
politics, for Mr.. McCleary seems to hav,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Notice Of Ezpir,.< ion OF REDEMPTION,


In whose name assessed, 4. 6. Brown;
Subdivision OF section, lot or block, SW1l
of SW14; Section 30 TOWNSHIP. l9s, Range,
8, No. Of acres, 4c amount sold for, SIS
Subsequent taxes, 1918; Interest, penalty
and costs, aGS; Total amount reqnirea 10
redeem, sI5.96.
No, IS.
oface Of The Auditor q Brown County.
New ulrn, Mimi, JuneG, 1852
Io a. g. brown, address s.ats.,1ooyy4l.
You are hereby notified THAT on the 6tl,
day of day, a. y. 1870, alta TAX Sale held
as provided by law $t New Uirl, il the
County u Brown, Stare OF Minnesota, the
Auditor Of selid county sold and asst gnesi
u; ;he land .iezeit1 above DESCRIBED q o. ".
9uarnsifoiss en- Nay 4tll, 1881, for tie tieli1-
quent taxes therein tor the years 1857
l 1s and 1872, amounting to the SUM Of
S1o.41 and subsequent taxes, penalty and
costs, amounting If, all to $3.50 exclusive
OF the cost of saryiil s this notice. Yotl are
also hereby. notified that the right Of re-
def,aptian freill sach sale Will expire on
the 9Th Gay Of May, a. -. 1892, or Within
sixty days aft Ter the scryiceof this notice.
Wit11ess Fly iland and Seal at New Ui1r1
in SAID County OF Bro"n, this 9th day OF
June, 49, s.-,
.si.S.IS 2. + EO0E,
COMFY AID or
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
"a Pension for a RAM il,

RepresenatiNe Lind has secured favor
able consideration Of the bill granting a
pension to Joseph Fortier, who was i
private in the Renyille rangers Of the
Minnesota militia volunteers. He is
now resident Of Granite Falls During
the Indian war Of $50 he was wounded
while defending Fort Ridgley. He will
receive a pension as usual in such cases.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

STATE OF NJ MINNESOTA, ounty Of Brown. sss
istrict Court, Ninth judicial district
Heinrich Yoigt the unknown heirs o. sid Helm
rich Fog and also all her pei sons or PARTIES
known claiming any right, title esale lien or in
teresi in the real described in he complaint
herein defendants
The y ate OF NJ innes-ta t, the above named G.
You and each OF you are her by summoned and
required to answer the compain. OF The Plaintiff in
llesaboye enti led acfion which is fled in he o
flee Of HE clerk Of the is riot. orr Of the il, b
iutiicial iiislrjetin and Tor the Gun Y o rown
,;siiei sgiue OF iEneso q, st the City of ew In
"a in, and Q serve Hstopy 81 yenr answer he
s, d CONT laini upon he subscriber, III Ills oc n
the city OF New Ulm III the county Of
! rewn in he safe aforesaid with
In weny Gays af er his service Of. llis sum.
mo " npOn you exclusive OF the day Of such SER
within the time !: oresaid. the .FlaintiH will
apply thesC oalt for the relief demanded in the
complaint
lat d4uly ett. d 1892
tlain IFS tturl ey
S IE4iF NJ SNlsSOTa County Of L rown SIS
lis iict out Ninth Judicial District
Carl Schseyer Plaintiff
+ Heinrich y olgs The unknown heirs OF said Hein-
rich oigt and also all her persons parties un
kiioWil claiming any right title estate lien or in
efes. N ne fG estate uescl l5ed MI The complains
herein i}eIer ants
Notice is hereby given tina I'D action has b-en
commenced IN this cou,t by be above name
plaintiff against The above named defcnda is the
objec OF which action is to determine The adverse
claim ofeach and all said defendants % The real
estate hereinafter AID in ihecomplaint in said &c.
ion described and q have be above named plaiu.
'1f adluGged 70 be be owner in fee simple OF aid
real estate, and have said defendants and each of
item ioreverb barred from asserting any claim or
lle to said reafesate and to have sa plaintiffs
ti1ls iheretoqG ed ard confirmed III himself, his
heirs and assigns.
The pIeini.es affected by said action are situated
in the Gun y.of Brown ant described as follows.
\ OF No twelve % in Block Nosixty GOl South
ohcentre street in the lily OF New Ulm,.nccording
to the new plat Of said city entered ecoru by
The German Land association of . innaso a.
Dated July 9th, a d 1852
r. BAASEN
Plaintiffs Attorney
NOW Ulm, MIN.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
Democratic County Politics.

'le i'eihoe era. county cohVeh =7le.
WIZ g heio g oieei'9 rye next s''fuf-.
.aay ans from present appearances me
q n,eSs ."5li.lsos s. apsSsssii's mere. are
.a1fsi:ey lpsh'y . eane'iua'es N. the he Ted
w $ : 20 eihies:le = name soh1e. So1
~ s;''i',1lsSes a ''s1ss'ssee: fs'1 'he Iso.
s''1oi' = fel'4esehea1lse.1 haEles seen
9 g Mos5 ofeleflee-H, s. Be ''s's
sssu0 . y. skinner, = ils 1atTef eFleieIlilg
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The people who went to Duluth, with
few exceptions, returned home this
morning. They all speak in thankful
terms Of the .hospita lily and courteous
treatment accorded them in the Zenith
City.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

Judge Cox is being Doomed quite exs5
tensively as the Democratic candidate
for Congress The Judge is said to have
record
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The scarcity Of delegates that can be
connected with the name of Gov. Nc
Gill in his gubernatorial aspirations is
good evidence that the people get tired
of man who always wants Office.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

The St. Peter Herald says nominate
Dan Lawlef and the kids will do the re t
Then its different with the Democrats
than with the Republicans. Among the
latter, the old wheel-horses, it seems
still to have good deal to say.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

Bro. Pease's misfortune is lamentable.
Week after week he told the readers CT
the Anoka Union that McGill would be
nominated and now that alIof the dele
gates have been selected and McGill gets
hardly a taste the anguish of our bald
headed brother must be almost unbeara-
bic. And when he considers that even
his own county went back on his choice,
he must couple with that unwelcome
thought the other cruel fact that his in
tluence is really no more than that Of a
testers jingle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

Coy. Merriam will pass from public
view before many moons says the ST.
Peter Herald. II our wish was always
father to our thoughts and real beliefs
we would say that the Herald was cor
reef, but such is not the case The pluck
shreWdness and political fnesse of Mr.
Merriam and tie condition of the public
pulse regarding bossism dohsn't indicate
the immediate turning down Of our
young and scheming governor. If the
Herald will only note the smooth sail
ing accorded to Mr.. Nelson, 1t is very
apt to take d similar view of the matter.
A gentleman at Mankato in nomilat-
ing Mr.. McCleary in the Republican dis
trict convention launched forth into a
eulogy OF that gentleman that reminded
us somewhat Of the preacher who forgot
himself when he intended to discourse
on the prodigal son and talked instead
in eloquent terms of the fatted calf Mr..
McCleary may be a scholar and a pol
ished gentleman, but there is no excuse
whatever for, saying that he has made
more Republicans than you can count in
a day or that while others wee a.. the
forefront Of the battle fight
ing shoulder (. shoulder The
gallant Professor SIT calmly in his
office laying the fo.-.l.,; gtions d RepnbE-
canism. As lonyy Y ~. Mccle."y was
sure Of the deles.;.,se.55,si. ,e.'o vas no need
for ss:ch spread bosh as this.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

Prof. sMcClealy has demonstrated what
hustling can do. Eight months ago his
inexperience in politics caused his#slspil-
4ations to be looked upon in the light OF
a joke. Sixty votes at his disposal on
the first ballot places q complexion Of
an entirely different character upon the
prim and gentlemaniy Locking profess
SDr
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27

When a McClearly delegate stepped
up to the hotel clerk upon leaving Man
kato and offered to pay bis bill he was
politely Informed that everything was
square. That accounts perhaps for the
great number Of McCleary delegates.The
road, you know, to a mans heart is eth
er through his pocket book OF his stoln-
ach.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-27
SUMMONS.

8 STATE OF MINNESOTA, ounty Of Brown Is.
1 istrict Court, Ninth judicial district
Carl Schreyer, plain,iti.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
Navarro Nuggets.

Special REFLECTOR Corros prudence.
NAVARRO, Jan l3 The meetings
ut Belle Spring closed Sunday evening.
They report l25 converts.
Belle Springs creamery will begin
filling the ice house tomorrow.
There are still some cases OF the grip
and few cases of sore throat.
j. Is. Caskey has rented the McKen'
zie farm and will take possession
March LIST.
Ollie IIaton is visiting in Lawrence.
Henry Wagner spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends near Enterprise.
Some corn is again being hauled to
market aud the price remains good.
Enos Engle and bride are here from
Nebraska and ale stopping with Sir.
Els parents near lielle springs.
The Eureka debating society hold
their meetings Tuesday evenings and
some from this vicinity have attended,
nut they concluded that the beautiful,
moonlight evenings do not compensate
for the five mile drive through thu
cold air and not snow enough foI
Slpigling.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
He Wants a Wife.

The Chicago Heart and Hand, a
matrimonial paper, has this touching
appeal from an Abilene man for a
nelpmeet:
Wanted ii wife. Am widower
without any family enCumDerduCe
whatever; have been IA leader III ny
business tInan winch There IL none
more respuCtaDlr); have II ialr stock Of
goods aud Uno Vt the handsUmest
stores III lho state. want u HE CON
pahiUu with means equal to mine, bu,
above all a true wUuHn-une whom
can rove with my whole heart ana
soul, aud one VIM can FUZZY rcClpfOcate
Ii YOU are the lazy | describe, please
wIlte; II not, no matter how much
money you may have, your cOfrespUu
dence Is not solicited. | require means
added to mine. 10 that there can be no
danger Of my being unable To grant
the Que love any reasonable want,
thereby insurlug u continuance Of love
aud harmony, have lived too long
u believe Ia the 'luye In a cottage
business. My age IL 40 younger look
ing by ten years., height is five feet
eleven inches, weight 1877 pounds, with
hazel eyes, dark brown hair, sandy
mustache, fairly educated, healthy
temperate In everything. Please write
me IN full confidence aud assure you
that all will be- sub roSd. Please send
photo In first letter together with full
description Of self, stating condition Oi
health, II liable to inherit any disease
temperament, etc, etc. All letter.
answered or returned. +. W. Wilmer
box 2i3, Abilene, Kas.
The man who gets his mail In DO,
2i3 does not answer to the name Oi
Wilmer, so the name is probabl,
assumed Whoever the advertiser IL
he Is taking a hard way to get q wife
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
First Published in tho ABILENE WEEKLY
REFLECTOR Jan. 7. 1872,
Publication Notice.

Solomon Cramer, Susan Cramer, The Drake
Lanu comp NY ca pointion, nnd Annie n,
HerUst, will TAXI notice that Geo. n. FOrney
rs y amt did ON the 30tn day of December.
1901, hio hi petition IN the district court, in
hn Tor Die InsUn county, state OF Kansas
against ,hem ana John JOhntz, assignee OF
sOOl'i, ftrher A Company, as drten lAnts
setting forth that said sol mou rrnmer and
susan Cpmer gave a mortgage 10 Il
sues water, who sold and assigned said
msrth age TO said plhntlfr, on the following
esorlDon linus, Situated in the county Ot
Dicklns,n and STATE OF Kansas, VIZ; The
section ten do, township eleven (l), south
range Que ~ asst, OF the 9th II. NJ, Kansas,
anu CONTAINING eighty ~ re more OF lees ac'
cOdring TO tho q. 5. Government survey,
81 $50 HceOi ding 10 cert ain 'tes referred t.
tu sald mortgage, and pray ing judgment
gaiust sHtd Solomon Cramer and Susan
CraiUer, who signed and dslIv red said .otus
Tor tho sum OF q 293 rs, now claimed to be-
due ann unpaid, with tht"rrstRt " 'tr cent
per annum irOin Sept. |, 1890. nd that said
lu' gp'ent be paid within IL mouth or that
std pi euiises m iy BE- sold to pay the same,
Now sad delnndants, solomon Oiamer,
susan Ornmer, Tho ID AkeLAnd company, a
corp1rA ion, and ME E Herbst are hereby
nutined that they must appear and answer
February, 1904, ar said petition will be taken
~ tru Against them and each OF them, aud
\ Judgment TO- said amount, and q decree
forvsr barring thtm ofHny right, title or
interest Ia and TO sa,d aud, after he sAi Q
eresf, will be rendered against them, and
ordering said lands 20 be sold without pJ
,,rd emsnt tn eatt ~ any sum iouud u 10
due tho plaintiff upon said notes and mort.
gage,
Attest; Attorney for Plslniin.
lsEA11 0isrs6f the Court
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
We Heartily Recommend

The new route to Utah and northern
California, via A. L. & 5. +. and Colo
RADIO Midland, because: 1t is pictur-
esque; 1t is quick; 1t is always on time;
you see Colorado by day light; the new
fast schedule allows two hours for
sight seeing at Manitou; two daily
passenger trains each way; palace
sleepers to Ogden. connecting Southern
Pacific for San Francisco. We also
recommend the Santa Fe route through
New Mexico and Arizona to Los
Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco
as a direct and pleasant line FOR winter
travel. Excursion tickets may be
bought going one line and returning
the other. 1851
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-01-21
Cubeb Cough Curo-one minute.
Had not slept for Years,

Mr., A jackson, an old resident Of
Rusk, Texas, ana manager Of the mag
uiiceuJ new hotel At Rusk, informs US
ne had not slept at night Tor years eX-
Crpt III short maps, owing 10 incressaut
coughing. lie was advised when very
much run down to Try Billiards. Hure-
hound Syrup; he was immediately
relieved OF his cough aud his rest
~ sound at night; Mr.. Jackson states:
II regard Billiards. llorehOund syrup
superior to any syrup ON the market,
and us freedom from opium and NOR
phlne leave no constipation after
useing II. For this reason alone |
consider IL the hest cough syrup IN
.hs world for chidren. My lungs
are now stronger than they ever were
tor years. This syrup is very soothing
TO the throat and lungs" Sold by G.
Il, NoTthcraft 4 Co.