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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25
Ce1liJ Commissioners Proceedings.

Proceedings Of the board q
County Commissioners q ~thei
meeting held in Warren on tho l9S
day Of Feb, 1892.
Meeting was called to order b
the chairman.
Present: Anton Hill, Pedsr ]:
Holan, A. L. Nutting and D. /
Bake. Absent: Il. D6lquist. =.
Following bills audited and i
lowed;
Peter II. Hslnertsen, to care OF John
SWanber8. pSuper. doceAs0d 60
Lars 81 Hoi ~ to care OF W. Hansen, pau :,
OF wood 20 Joiepb 0rrrl0h Isl
o. e flnlRefM to goods for psapsr Il. :. :,
Lofs.s ], a., Mssd!nl -, monthly allowance
"; A. Case. fees for Delinquent lax Mt lSl
Lofgren. 4 Merdink bill 70. as.so1or
- y. AksrstEOm. rejected.
r. Whitney. sundries for Court ).
P. II. Holm. pald Tor carpenter work "
4 me Iii tfessurers oinco. scrubbins
ONCE floor. etc. 1,
FAlk Z LapRReth monthly AllOWAncea to
Mrs. Stafford Isl
Hans TsllcfsOn. "a hoard OF 4. ID. Aher.
stroIn. bill for o3S.O Above AZ OI
John Keenan,. 70 f01nlehine 3 meale 70
Jn.2rs. hin tor S7.sO allowed IS 81
: fo,. biiS FOR Sstnsit IN onantS f"ntis !
John r. 4sttson, 10 furhishlht 10 letter
hesds and 800 note heads to Clerk Of
John p, Nation. TO an bin heada fur.
ntsha6 1"@S.eoo.os UoaSs a. .
JohnP. Nation 't to ZOO letter heads or
dcred 6vco6 miasiOners Isl
John =. Hatsson. Ia I'M enve,rsose f,,r-
- n1shai 10 sharif: q,
JohnP' Msssion ' 70 oran,,no lss1 nosta,
.ri. -. - tross".ss 's<~ "a
John r. Mattson. 10 printing postal
]. p. Esston. 70 ! Su dsys service dsawsus =
Otto fsiver,ih. I'M FL fos.furx = avs al
And rer i.OSoren 20 eaSin1 49, - ~ n :. -
Akerat ron aof q d.vss = al
Ole . Etnbefa. GOode fOe y -Wtenepberr s;
D. -ROleryson. insti6e fooe GO or stofe
r W John b1OTklUnd 81
n. Robertson, 1ueeioe fees case OF state :,
We. Nick bartlett 81
G s"rien no'''"' " o III
n. ROberts0n. medicine FOR pauDer An.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25

John Kitel. Sheriff fees; case Of
State Vs.. William Kinder, bill laid
over. S-..-t-,
D. Robertson, Justice fees bill for
$3.50 rejected. -
The petition Of A. p. Luudssrom
and others for the formation Of :
new school district in the town Of
Lincoln il granted . hearing for the
next meeting of the hoard.
On motion adjourned until 9
O'Clock Feb. Goth 1892.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25

st. Dsrnsbas Hospital, TO board and
treatment Of John A. johnson l2l
Knute Ho6ne. 70 monthly allowances to
Knuts Hodne; 10 monthly allowances 80
Anna ChrtsSiaRsOn Il
J. Q. Cronkhite. q pubaiehinS county
@ 81
- Sids Tor d.poss.la ss souasy fona. ' i,
Pioneer Press Co., blanks
Pioneer Prees Co, blanks IL
John p. Asttson. 70 fu!nish!ng Court
term OF Court lS(
Thos. +. stevens. to publishing notice of
teacher s1anin.tlou. ~: 81
nished Co. superintendent q
&C Winohscser. sundEy asstcles for jail
B. G :.,sx 70 Gy g. eessa s ssa,:os:
ho0r. cleaning outhouses. etc. l2(
John AAttson. 70 leo Envelopes Tor :.
w. Gilbert, to repairing chsits and, fur
chairs for cOuIt room 70(
John n. x 9aSn 'h %s,:. fees case Of .'.se
'0s W::,es k'ns.E rs s' S e: SIS 8 SAL :.
John K.vsi. .heris'. fees ca.s q .s..s .
W. John DjOrklunA =. =
c."Issty r1ss'i aud rnilsYxoi go
Antcn Nm, posting school uatices ,;
Anton Hili. ) days bOATsl Os Hudttors'
meeting aud Sdsys commissloness'
A. L. Nutting. ! day com mittee on coun.
tyroad shd mileage. ~ u5tles. <.7l
A. i. Nuttlu6. days Commissioners
meeting q
4. l.. Nuttins.l DAY eomH1tSes work on
poor farm and mileage Z,
d. H. Dskks. = Days cODmiasionsrs'
meeting and 1mHe4se. s. AZ,
farm and mileage, - milsD q
Pedtr J. HO!sn. 3 days commissioners
uess!ng and mileage 5. ~,
Pedcr j. H0lon, ;day committee work on
pANpeEa and miioA9o Il
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25
Jan. 28th 1902. 4 O'Clock D. m

Jan. 98th 1892, 4 O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment aud opened the bids received
which were - follows: t..
Bank Of Warren, ! per cent pei
annum on daily balances,
Farmers 4 Merchants Bank 4. pei
cent per annum on daily balances. /:
Bauk Of Stsphcn:A pr oeps pc,
annum. on daily balaacet.
On motion.n VS.. resolved tina,
oil the. bids submitted, be accepted
and that the Bank Of Warren, Far
mers 4 Merchants Bank. of Argyle
and the Bank Of Stephen be desig
mated - Repositories 70 bold, th<
funds belonging 80 the, county i TO,
the next two ensuing years. -,
5: On motioa adjourned. !
ANrqX Hill, So. !.
Chr. BID. Of CO.. Comrs. :.
w. A. CAsE, ;.
Clerk 81 the Court.
+. GLAvlN,
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1892-02-25

Feb. aoth 1893, 9 O'Clock .. m.
Meeting called to order by Chair
maH. p. -; 80, .',s
Present: Anton Hill, Peder J.
Holan, A. l.. NuttinR and d. B.
Bake. Absent: Eli Dalquist.
The following bills audited and
allowed: :, -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
rhs Yokohama rragedx.

DunueuE. Iowa, March 18th. letter.
have been received here from Lieuten.
ant HetheringtoD and other officers Of
the Marion. They confirm the pub
lished accounts OF the killing OF Rob
inson at Yokohama, and say that Heth-
erington has ample proof that he was
justified in shooting Robinson. / is
also alleged that there Is evidence
that Robinson had arranged an elope-
ment with Mrs. Hetherlngton. In an
interview last night ex-senator Knigh I
raised the point whether Lieutenant
HetherIngton can be lawfully tried in
the Consular Court In Japan; whether
he can be tried by other than q court
having q Grand and Petit Jury.
MIR. knight queries whether as by
our treaty with japan this country
can proceed against Hetherington In
any different manner than If the crime
had been committed within the terri
torial limits of the United States. AS
Congress has made no provision FOR
the trial for such case rs this one In
the ordinary way OF our judicial pro
oedure. MIR. Knight Is inclined to the
opinion that the lieutenant cannot be
tried at oil and must go free. He says
this could be Immediately tested by
habeas corpus proceedings in the Su,
preme Court of the United States, and
believes that in such proceeding
Hetherlngton would he discharged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
A "Blnok Eye" for Ballot Reform.

ANNAPoLIs. Nd, March 14.-The
hope of perfecting the Australian ballot
law is about dead. 1t was thought that
the clause allowing people unable to
speak English to'take friends into the
marking booths with them would be re-
pealed, but the leaders have decided
against any action upon it. An amend
which is now on its third reading in the
senate, provides that an independent
candidate. to get his name on the ticket
shall be Endorsed by 200 voters in the
counties and 800 in 1.-The cities. These
voters must, if called upon, make aflida-
Wit TO their good faith, and any nlisstate-
ment is indictable as perjury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

Lines written upon the death of the
Rev. Peter Williams. which oc-
CURED at his late residence, No. lbs
Orange street, this city, on Saturday.
Mar. 9Th at 92o p. m. II can conscien-
ciously be said, that he was a good
citizen, an exemplary christian belong.
ing to the African Union Church, and
named after the founder of the church.
Rev. Peter Spencer. He was Kind
and aiTectionate husband; he leaves a
wife and several relatives to mourn
his loss as we'll as many citizens OF his
race and the community at large His
remains were taken to African Union
church, French street, between sth
and 9Th, where services were held prior
TO intermeLt in st. Peters cemetery.
He was also bona iide member of
the Honorable Fraternity of FREQ and
Accepted A. Masons, under the Juris-
diction of the Most Worshipful, Hiram
Grand Lodge, belonging to Rising Sun
Lodge, No. 9, of the Aforesaid Juris-
diction, having sat In the East and
drew plans on the trestle board with
admiration.
After becoming member of the
Grand Lodge, he humbled himself, and
WAS exalted to to the Grand East, the
throne, He still progressed until he
assembled 10 the summit OF masonry,
and was crowned a work man that need
not be ashamed. He served out the
allotted time given by the Chief Archi-
tect three score and ten, and was al
lotted an additional year. Let his sur
viyors heed the voice, set thine house
In order, for ere long thou shall die,
and also heed the voice coming from
the grave of our deceased Brother,
As you are now, SO once was /, us
am now, ere long You will be; prepare
for death and follow mo-" Gone, yet
remembered, by his fr6tarnni brethren.
L. Ii. ANDERSON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
Ordained by Bishop Andrews.

York, Pa, March 14.-Bishop An
drews yesterday, in the First Methodist
Episcopal church, ordained the follow
ing deacons: j. w. Glover, w. J. Shelf
fer, Henry Treverton, Frank w. Leidy
Z. l.. Estinger, A. l.. Miller, G. L.
Comp, r. w. Illingworth, w. Wander.
Evans, G. NJ. Frownfelter, w. j. Ad.
ans, E. e. Harter. The following were
ordained elders: M. f. Cleaver, G. N.
Crotsler, A. W. Hantz. w. A. Lepley,
J. e. Weeks, r. T. Whaley, M B.
Shriner, w. J. S. Deavor, j. Fl. Nor.
gan, F. NJ. Welsh, A. G. Forscht.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

The only authorthized life of Spur
gecn, From the Usher's Desk to the
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Surgeons birthplace; the Stockwood
orphana2e, his home and study al
Westwood.
This is the best biography of the
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that nobody could have furnished but
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within few weeks had no lived. Pre-
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all but the form, it may be received as
unquestionably a Il thentic. This is this
book you want, and you should cal
upon the agent, or send in your or
ders at one. Publishers, A. Armstrong
e. Son. New York. See advertisement
of agent In another column. The WORK
Is complete in vol. price $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

American Laundry, 6u2 West Front st
Cupptng Hnd leeching, los z. Second st
Brazilian Bnlm cures colds, cutarrh. = c
Cupping and teaching by Geo. u. Metz
uer. No. los Enst Third street
r. IS has 30 styles of Gents Fall and
winter underwear. In all sizes ranging in
price from s5 cts. to $500 each; also u large
assortment of latest styles in derby and
crush hats at gls Market street.
Ii you want cheap picture frames 20
to Baugh & Mears, No. 2O3 West second
street, as they have "a new line OF goodf
lust received. The largest stock in the
State. Call and see.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14


WASHINGTON, March 14.AThe pro-
gramme for the week In the house will be
the continuation of the tariff discussion.
Today will be devoted to the business Of
the District of Columbia, and the tariff
will occupy the rest Of the week, unless
Friday should be devoted to the private
calendar. Among the tariff speakers
announced are Chapman (Mich.), Bryan
(Neb.), Whiting (Mich.), Burrows
(Mich.), Dalzell Pa.), and Walker
(Mass.). On Saturday eplogies will De
delivered upon Senator Plumb, of Kan
sas. 1t is probable that executive SEES
sions on the Behring sea and other mat
tiers will occupy the time of the senate
during most OF the week.
In the number of bills passed the SEN
ate is at present far ahead of the house.
1t has sent more than a hundred bills
over to the house for action, many Of
them, it Is true, private relief bills. but
some of Importance, and sure to provoke
discussion when brought up. The house
has sent the senate nothing but one or
two appropriation bills, which have
either been disposed of or are ready for
disposition. Mr.. Vests bill to author
ize by general law the construction of a
public building for postoffice in every
town where the receipts justify it is
the pending unfinished business in the
senate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

BY profession elaven persons joined
Central Presbyterian Church Sunday
forenoon and two by letter. The SER
vices were beautiful but unusually
solemn, by reason of this being the
first communion service since the death
of Elder Lewis p. Bush, NJ. D., to
whom the pastor, Rev. VIM. P. Swartz,
referred when he said:
| God takes the best from among us
THAT we may become better able to
discharge our duties. At this memo
rial service of the death of our belov'
ed Saviour we have double reason to-
day to sit in silence in this sanctuary
Ipraising God only in the words OF the
sanctuary.
i After singing hymn the members
of the congregation all bowed theil
heads in silent prayer for some five
minutes and were then led by the pas
tor. When the collection for the poo
: was taken all the commandments hard
:, ed in their names in writing which ii
Il a substitute for roll coll in keeping {
record of attendance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

Rev Mr.. Rooms Of Wesley n. Y.
Church, and Rev. Z. L. Hubbard of
Union N. E.. Church. exchanged pull
pits on Sunday morning. Although
Mr.. Rooms had been stationed in this
city FIVE years, this was the nrst time
NJ. e. Church. He took for his text the
9th verse Of the f2th chapter OF He
brews. In his opening remarks he OBJ
served that the human race were the
only portion of Gods creation that
ever asks question. The one who
asks most questions obtained most
knowledge, while the one who asks no
questions may be classed with block
heads.
He thanked God that he was n Prot.
estant and was permitted to inquire
into the truths of the Gospel for him
self. without reference to the dtctum
of priests or prelates. There was
nothing like applying the test Of rea-
son and satisfying yourself Of the
truths OF the Gospel Opinions may
change. but God and his truths are
eternal. He noticed the futile efforts
of Julian To overthrow christianity III
the Roman empire, but he finally pass
ed away, while christianity had been
strengthened and extended through
out the earth. The efforts of Voltaire
and other inildels to overthrow rellg
ion had proved equally futile, and
their hopes had perished with them.
The word of God was likened to
electricity. When the circle was com
pleted it extended to all heart. lie
quated Paul as an example OF tho liv-
ing power of the truths OF the Gospel
and the power OF God. He doubted
the conversion of those called back
sliders. They had not really felt the
blessing Of God, they had only fed on
husks.
After abiding to the mystery OF
dea tn and future life, and the Efforts
that had been made by skeptics to OBJ
tain intelligence from those who had
passed away. he said he had no doubt
OF the existence OF spirits of tho dead,
and their knowledge of passing
events, yet for wise purpose the liy-
ing had been denied the power OF hold
ing communication with them.
| He closed by abiding to the vision
of a dying child, and expressed his be-
lief that it was q real picture, and the
man that came to bear her spirit to
that beautiful land, was Jesus Christ.
The sermon wasideiivered in an earnest
manner and the aboYe notice gives
but very faint idea oil the positions
assumed and the conclueivenosB of
the argument advanced to sustain
them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

WHEELING, w. Va, March lathe
West Vii ginia Fire and Marine lnsur-
ance company was chartered in this state
March 2, and the following day an or
ganization was effected in this city, with
T. NJ. Garvin, of Wheeling, president,
and K. Elderlan, of Toledo, o., secre-
tary. On March A the company issued a
financial statement showing assets of
100000. Many evidences OF fraud have
been unearthed, and federal warrants
were issued for Garvin and Elderlan on
the charge of using the mails for fraud
ulent purposes. Garvin is under arrest.
Elderlan has not yet been found.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

ST. PAUL. March IA most unusual
and remarkable incident occurred in the
district court in this city when Judge
Brill summaiily committed witness to
the county Jail to await triad for perjury.
The case was the second trial of the
euit of Engineer Gibson against the
Sault st. Marie railroad for 81, 900 dam
ages for injuries received while on duty,
and Fireman Gaul, who was the chief
witness, coolly testified that he had given
false evidence on the first trial ITO help
Charlie out" Judge Brill at once com
mitted him.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
A Prisoners Escape.

READING, Pa, March IA. - Robert
Taylor, who was serving "a five year SEN
tence in the Berks county Jail for burg
larry, made his escape Yesterday. The
escape was accomplished by digging
through thirty inch wall and scaling
the wall by means of rope made of
bedding. He had about year TO serve.
Taylor comes Of good family, and it is
learned visited his home early after his
escape and changed his clothes. He is
supposed to be supposed to be hiding on
the hills
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

EN0R REN1'--Two good stores on Kihs
u street for rent; both places doing
strictly cGsh business. Apply to Clnrl
u Mcl.ear 6l2 Marhet street. fl7-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

LION RENT--Rooms on second floor
IL with use OF bath. Apply at sd4 East
Second STREET. ml2-3t-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

Many years have elapsed since the dis
covery OF n remedy 70 important to the
people AS that of ROUGH ON CouaHs, a new
and sue cessful remedy In the treatment
of Consumption. Bronchitis. Chronic
Coughs ana all Pulmonary diseases, The
uniform certainty Of Its beneficial effects.
its peculiar adaptooillty and specific eff
fects upon the Throat and Lungs in dis
case. proves It the long -desirsd panecea
for class of discusses heretofore consid-
ercd incurable. All sufferers are oouti-
dentinily request ed to give II "a trial. SOC
aud 81 90 bottles. At Druggists Large
Size express prepaid. on rece pit of 81. h
5. Wells. Jersey City. N. J.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

VTTANTED.-Two gentlemen. or man
wv and wife can be accommodated
with board and If ont room AT No. i0s East
Fourth street. mrI-Bt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14
BALTIMORE
& OHIO
RAILROAD

TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND.
aExpress trains.
New York. week DAYS % Us, sJl7. 81 40
slUis ALI, X "A - 80. IS 50, Il 3s D. IN.
New York, sundays. 81 o. Il IL, = 10 80 a
ms !. y. - 80, 'o5s, z 39p. m:
Bnnet sleeping Cars, running through to
Boston without change via Poughkeep-
sic Bridge, landing passengers in q. & N.
Pnfiadelphia. Week days, 20 os, o. s.s,
III. 81 40. 7 so. % 30, 90. - 90. loo. sl038,
eli D! a: - o. z ~, O5.4 TO- O5, . Us
Philadelphia, SUNDAYS, . Os, %. '7l7.
llO. O5,.5 g. 49, 80. 20. 10 90. 10 55p. M.
40. sS g 50, 500, g 50, 1000, 10 81 III 81
e. NJ, 90. '26o, 3o5, 4io. 5 o5. 6ss. 645.
'7s9, 5 80, 1000, 80 % p: m. =, 49, -,
e65 s 80 81 il 20 a. M. o. los.
SIS, 10, y 81, 8 SO, 10 90. 40 IS n. m.
Atlantic CITY. week DAYS, ~ a. M.
'12 "a $3.50 pm. Sunday, 'iH q. III.
= 90 p nj. WEeT BOUND.
Baitimors ana Westminster, '!5., %,
Baltimore and way stations. 7Os a. m.
Baltimore and principal stations on
Philadelphia Division, 10 NJ q. m. daily,
Newark, Del, '454, 7 o., % a, 40 % a. m,
-s12Io. 955 "a ~ '6sI,7 So. y 81, IL Top. IN.
Piitsburg, : Al q. M, a 40 p. m. daily.
Chicauo, IS AZ am, Il 40 D. IN. daily.
Tincfnnati and 81. Louis, al2 10 u. IN.
and s75I d. m. both daily.
SlngerIy accommodation OF q. M. 2i1I
735 and II 10 y. IN, daily.
LandenberR accommodation. week
days. o. II 90 n. M, eSS and AS p. NJ.
Sundays q 80 "a. III. nnd az p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sIREEr
STATION.
For Philadelphia, week DAYS. & as 8 "a
q "a, Is .. ~ SO, III IS n. m. L. 40. 245, IS
Q % p. N. Sundays, q 50 =. M, l24i, As
For Baltimore. week days.0 IS, 8 30, . Is,
20 50. I'll IS a. M. d. p. m. sundays and
baltimore and principal stations on
philadelphia Division, 8 SO n. m. daily.
except sunday. Sundays Q IS a, IN,
For LandenbcrR and way stations,
week DAYS, 8 90, 10 80 a, NJ, 2 As. 90 p. IN.
Sundays, y IS a. IN. and 6 90 D. IN.
Chicago aud PittSburg. IS % a. IN. daily
except Sunday. g 81 p. m. daily.
Cincinnati ana st. Louis. .ll35 q. m.
daily except sunday.
LEAyE FHILAH1ELLPHIA FOR VIII
~ p o6 ais. $50. 7a5. as, s4o,.eas
y 30, 90. ! :ig5, 49, %iS, $50 SSe5 - s5
a -, $40, 10 10, II So p. m.
sar day. > Is. 90, ISIS, $ 30. 80. 1904.
81 35 a. M, IL 70 noon. BU, 900 '4u5 asa
Is al, Go. .721 $40. 1910, IL 80 p. m.
TelephoneN No. l93.
81 Hates to westcrn points lower than
via. any other line.
j. T. oDElL, c, q. SCuIIs
General Manager. Genl Pass. agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-14

| Ta,. Ia YeoaL
Trains Will leave Wilmington a. follows,
Phtlaaelp,,ja fexpross, ,kx oEs A IN sss
~; ove az IN ~, 80 10y ~ ~ II y, y
90. & ID. Is EI7oG 5iT.sTsisn ~
oA.eeeommodasion; Do 696. 7os 9 os
~ ~ ~ =. N: ~ W, Z TO- . i5. 40. $50. $40
~ y anu ~ up. m,
~ S y 4 st &c !eIPtessh 90, = " ssI z
81 5SS 7SS IS pnJa a az !, ~ OIL ~ M
Ia .sseo9iinimgodation,o . % So, o. SOS.
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Said a gentleman in our presence: 1
usually let cold or cough go as it
comes, but had very bad one come
time ago, and the way it worked l
thought 1t wanted to take me along
with it. So to prevent it | went to DIR.
SHINING store and got bottle of his
white Pulmonic Balsam, used 1t Hc-
cording to directions and the cough
was gene and / was loft. 1t Ia the
best lung medicine in the world.