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ADJUSTMENTS

The Burbank-Fun of the rollicking.
unconventional kind was prac ticed at the
Burbank last nigh by a company OF
players OF which Edgar Selden is the
star in the farce comedy. Mckenna s
Filtration. The humor of the play-and
there's little else-is of the hilarious sort
and for the most part up to date. The
scenes are laid in Harlem. that interest
ing part of New York City that attracts
it's population mostly from Castle Garden.
and the characters of the play reflect the
life of this peculiar spot in realistic
way. Edgar Selllcn is show by his
lonely. but in this show there are others.
There's Charley Elder. who plays Michael
Ryan, retired milkman, who wants to
fight every time a person mentions a
pump chalk or water. He can't bear to
hear ice spoken OF event. reminds him
of water so much. Then there's Oliver
Paul, who plays Patrick McQuirk, a hod
carrier, who never turns a hair when Nc
kenna calls attention to his ingrowing
face.
Miss Yorke takes the part of Mrs. Mary
Ellen Ryan. victim of circumstances,
in creditable way. except that she is
and that's a forgvable offonse.
Georgi, Woodthorpe plays Mary Ellen.
the daugher of Mrs. Mary Ellen RYAN, to
nicely of course. and still there are
others too numerous to mention. The
piece is on for week.
y y =
Orpheum. That ludicrouuslv flu my.
Irish farce comedy Muldoon's Picnic, is
to be presented at the Orpheum tonight
in connection with the usual extensive
vaudeville. Tom Nawn and John Ray
will be seen as Muldoon and Mulcahy
and they are hard pair to beat. The
specialties will be given by John +.
Drew. comedian and dancer, Mcbride
and Flynn. clever team of character
actors who are to make their first appear
ance, Binns and Binns, the two noble
men. Stuart. the male soprano, the Rays
and the Nawns
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Rendered Unconscious by a Fall

Charles Cleal, young man who works
at the Westminster stables, was thrown
upon his head by the sudden backing of a
horse which he was leading, while
seated in the back of wagon coming in
from Santa Monica. He was rendered
unconscious by the fall ana renal ned so
for q couple of hours. DR.. AinswoIth at
tended to Ceal at the police station. lie
had but few scratches in the face and
when he recovered from the shock of the
all he was taken away by his friends
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mgly partakes of the musicians enthusi-
a =. His face is strong and intellectual,
the features arc always in repose, even
when lie plays with the most passion, but
there is "A look from tn. dark. bright eyes
which seem to mirror the shifting moods
of the music.
OF his art more Will be said IN these
columns later and the accompanying cut
will serve to introduce Mr.. Ysaye to the
people who will have the privilege of
hearing him play May 2ith at Hazards
pavilion.
The Blanchard Fitzgerald music COM
pany has undertaken the sole manage
ment of this great artist. not as specu-
lation but IN the interest of the musical
welfare of Los Angeles. The subscription
list which has been opened at their store
on South Spring street had last Saturday
evening. among others, the names OF the
following musicians and lovers of muaic {:
Mrs. Senator J. p. Jones. Frederick X.
Rule, Mrs. J $. Slauson, Mrs. Banning,
Miss Nettie Stevens, J. Bond Francisco.
Edwin n. Clark. Arnold Krauss. A. Low
inski. Edward Fabian. Harley L. Hamil
ton. A. J. Stamm. Mr.. Pemberton. u. G.
I.
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Pupils Recital

Mrs. r. Masac has issued cards for
pupils recital to be given next Thursday
evening at the Church of the Unity, at S
O'Clock with the following programmes:
Quartette. Seasons, Haydn-Miss Ella Clark,
Miss Clara Milner, Miss Jette Thom Miss Lily
Lindenfcld
Etud,, s. II. H.ller-Miss Alvie Heiizelman.
First Meditation, A. Jaell-Miss Bertha
Frankel.
1itanta--Miss Emily Curtis.
Quartette, La Dame Blanche, Boieldieu-
Miss Rose Meyer Miss Lora Hubbel, Miss
Helen Harris, Miss Bertha Fink.
Pavan, +. sharp Miss Incz Moore.
Merry Birds, Spindler- Miss Fannie Coulter.
Caprice dc Concert, ketterer-Miss Caroline
Harris
Tarsntella, Pieczonka-Miss Estell Meyer.
Duo. two pianos, lie Trille, echuihoh-Miss
Caro- Higgins, Miss Celia Roberts
Tarantella, Rubnstein-Mss Caro- higgins.
la Trnite. S. Hellcr-Mss Dora Mayer
Grande Polonaise, fiat, +. Chopin-Miss
Emma Graves
sharp Minor Impromptu, F. Chopin, and
Stnccato Etude. Rubinstein-Miss Lulu Barker.
Nocturne. d fiat, Doehler and Valse Chopin
Mrs. Westbrook.
Trcmolo, L. NJ Gottschalk-Miss Emma
Graves.
Grand Duo, two pianos, Mendelsohn- X etterer
Miss Margaretta Harris, Mrs. T. Masac tsec-
ond piano..
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, ,diz-
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, ,sallow skin, etc.,
when caused by constipation !;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills 100 and
s5s box. Book free at your
druggists or write g. F. Allen Co.
365 Canal ST., New York.
Annual sales more than G. coo ooO boxes.
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Misses Fuller, + y Agnew. D. II. Nor
rison. Rev. Eli Fay. Mrs. Won Schutten-
back. Charles Mcfarland, Miss Horn.
Charles A. Mariner. Judge Van Dyke.
Miss Foy, J. V. Wachtel II. +. Mccall
INN. Mrs. ogilvillc, William II. Bentley,
W. g. Cross. II. Jevn-, Mesdames ii. NJ.
Banning, Kat TupEer Galpin, u. Il.
!. Seward. r. W. Pridham. A. Brad
bury. W. f. BosbyshelI, Fannie 9. Hutch
ins. Rev. John Giay. Messrs. Bert Hen
derson, Edward Fabian II. +. Stoddard,
Charles II. Mitchell. Frank CODY. T.. G.
Jones. d. r.. Coins, G. fl. Everett, L. X.
Green, Wit Norris.
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Another Musical Enterprise

Mr.. George FELTON, of London is in the
city organizing a chorus OF 800 singers
and an orchestra of 81 musicians for the
purpose OF giving three concerts here
early in June. The first chorus rehear
sal will take place Wednesday evening in
the Blanchard Fitzgerald hall. John
Marquandt. the violinist, and his wife.
Mrs. Breitschude Marquandt, will come
from San Francisco with other prominent
soloists to take part in these concerts,
and Mr.. FELTON,, who is giving mis- time
and strength to the enterprise, means to
make it success.
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Ysaye Recital

The remarkably gifted and world re-
nowned Belgian violin virtuoso, Mr..
Eugene isaye. will be herd in Los An
ge!es next week. His American tour has
'on one long series of brilliant successes.
critics OF New York and Boston have
III naught but praise OF his perform
n:as in America and he brings with him
enviable reputation won in the Euro
r.an musical world. The Boston Globe
$ vs. of his appearance:
III C is a big man. with broad should
ers and massive che st. His head is enor-
NOUS almost lionike. with its great
mass OF thick, black hair, which seem
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standing as such is very high, and his
ting from tnem the best results is we'll
known. lie desires to come to Los An
geles every season for a series of concerts.
and his ambition is to raise the musical
standard all over California, with the ulti-
mate object of starting conservatory of
coast. He will bring large percentage
of his orchestra-all. in fact. whose
places he cannot satisfactorily fill with
local musicians. Ii he comes. it will be
next week. and he will play at the Los
Angeles theater.
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displaying her powers of forid vocaliza-
tion. she subsequently unbent-in accord
ance with tho exam pies sometimes set by
prime donne on the concert platform-t to
the simpler manner of popular English
dttiss. she proved equally successful,
the Path by the River especially. being
sung with dramatic feeling and piquancy
kept well within the limits prescribed by
artistic considerations.
mile. Martinez sings as expressively
and as brilliantly in French and German
as in Italian or in her own native
Spanish -
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Hartinez Concerts

Mile. Isidora Martinez, supported by an
eminent concert company. will give two
concerts in the Church of the Unity Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. May 2lst
and 22d. Mile. Martinez brings most
hattering press notices, among which is
the following from the st. james Gazette :
Mile. Martinez Is endowed with a tiex-
ible voice of pure and agreeable quality.
In addition to this she has reat refine
nent of style in her voculization. as was
shown by her treatment of the familiar
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A Burning Shame

That arrangement with high board fence
around it, and it's another shame for man to
have TO pay rent all his life. Well, friend,
come up and get q dose of home monthly
payments that we are prescribing, as it is n
sure cure in two or three years and only costs
from $l5 to $25 per month-$65U tn rec rooms,
$14O0 and $la75 neat tive-roomed and q six
Toomed for S240O. All southwest. We doctor
all rent paying disorders Langworthy CO.,
Phesychians and Surgeons 226 South Spring.
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soprano; and Miss Blanche Rogers, az

soprano; and Miss Blanche Rogers, &C.
companist.
The programme will be:
Romance, Op. 40, Beethoven.
Concerto No. /. (adagiO expressive, allegro
maestoso), Paganini.
Rectatve and aria frem opera o. Stradeila
Flotow
Reverie, Op. %, No. B. Vieuxtemps
polonaise, No. 2, Wieniawsk
Love Thee, Op. 20, No. 3, Forster.
wildfang Op. 201, No. ], Taubcrt
Berccusc Musn.
Caurice. GCttschalk
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Violin Recital

That doublv talented artist, Mr.. J.
Bond Francisco, will give a recital Thurs.
day evening at clock, in the Blancb.
ard fitzgerald hall. Mr.. Francisco will
be assisted by Mrs. j. Bond Francisco
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AS the programme is especially fine and
Mr.. Stewart is the best organist on the
coast, the evening promises to be a rare
treat, especially in Los Angeles, where
organ music is SO rare
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SEASON OF MUSICAL FEASTS
Busy and MelOdiOus Will Be the
Next Few Weeks
THE GREAT VIOLINIST YSAYE
Will Be Followed by Fritz Scheel and
His Orchestra
simpson Tabernacle Organ Concert and
Number of RecitaIs to Take
Place This Week

The great new organ in S mp,on taber-
nacle will be used for the first time next
tuesday evening.
Professor II. J. Stewart is to come from
San Francisco to preside, and Mr.. and
Mrs Modini-Wood will be the singers.
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It Is a little less than folly to submit
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tB1ndcIu.

w. A. Baker made a drive to Roseland
the fore part Of this week.
S. V. Hall drove over to Blue Hill Fri.
day.
Thos. Snyder we tr~ansacting business
at Roseland Thursday.
Mr., Sampson OF Blue Hill was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. Thomas OF BARNEY. this Estate,
moved onto his farm south Of town.
The supper ut the G A. II. hall Wed.
nesday evening was a success both 30.
cially and financially.
The concert given by the members OF
the franklin academy at the Congrega-
tionxl church Friday evening was a treat
to lovers Of music and a grand success.
Mrs. G. K. Hicks accompanied by her
mother drove to Blue Hill Tuesday
afternoon.
w. Il. Tborne took a car of fat hogs to
Omaha Wednesday. On his return he
will spend several days ut Lincoln with
his daughter and son who are attending
the university.
Miss Addie aud Geo. Snow who are at.
tending the Franklin academy we're
among friends Of this place the latter
part Of the week.
Mr.. Day was in this city Wednesday
in the interest Of the State Journal.
Pap Rust OF Red Cloud was shaking
hands with friends IN this city Wednes.
day.
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,sen learning 10 skate for the past few

been learning 70 skate fer the past few
weeks.
Some Of the good brothers should re.
member that IL L. dangerous to 60 to
SLEEP In church when he 10 sitting on
II" '~nch with the little boys.
i..v iiummell Of Blue Hill assietsd
Rev. MetcSlf in the protracted meeting
Monday evening. Mr.. Mstcalf has been
holding u series OF meetings for the past
and present week.
Sylvester Frisbie while Harvesting his
Arab steed on Sunday morning prepare.
tory to making his weekly calls WAS
kicked on the of leg q little above the
knee which made II necessary for him to
go to Red Cloud Ia haste.
On Sunday, December 9Th. 1895, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Miller ate dinner with /.
Frisbie, the occasion being his Goth
birthday.
Chss. Mitchell and wife spent Sunday
In Guide Rock.
Willie Smith is still r~usticating in
Missouri.
Lou Beal is going to spend Xmas in
Franklin.
Mr.. johnson had better keep his shot
gun loaded as the Indians are out after
chickens since the I'M storm.
Henry Rasser. otherwise known as
Little Hank, is going to start for Mil
waukee o ANNOY WHITE Folks.
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lnaValo.

Mr.. Arthur Woolcott and Miss Cors
Olmstead spent Sunday last in Franklin
the guests Of Mr.. Columbus Gooding,
the young lady's uncle.
Simp. Simons met With q mishap one
day last week. A wagon loaded with 81
bushels and 80 pounds OF corn passed
few days and put a stop to his skating,
broken.
Miss Edith Bloomfield. a lady Of ten.
der age, was quite badly injured recently
In q coasting accident while at school.
Her injury 10 painful, but not dangerous.
At a dime social held at the residences
OF s Il Woolcott and A r Ayers last
Tuesday evening. A goodly sum oil
money was raised for the preacher man
Prof Geo r McCrary. principal Of the
Guide Rock schools. vi up last week
looking after thioRs on his ranch across
the river.
II G Sawyer and Harry Popp havs
moved back into lnavale township once
more. having been living in Walnut fol
some time past. They think they viii
be safer from the lightning il they liv,
among the just 10 Inavale-xnd I sup
pose they will.
MI and Mrs Link Kelso departed THU
vale last Thursday for Mills county, Ia.
where they will endeavor to live In tn,
future. They are good neighbors, ant
are socisble and we'll liked, and the poo
pie in general are sorry to have then
leave.
Inavsle now supports two butche
shops and room for mors.
/ see by the Nation that Plaoidious /
still running Bsall for congress. but |
will be IA Walt Mason says: "Astonish
ing how many times q man can be men
toned for congress without gsttinl
there" But II 10 proper for US TO b
getting down on the right side Of tn
winning man, for next year, you know
the loaves and fishes will be ladled GU
again by u new republican president.
B. o. X.
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AmbOy

G. w. Baker was in Cowles Monday.
Christian RAISER is going to start a
bathing establishment on the lake in
the near future.
Chas. Cockrell was ia Red Cloud Mon
day.
Clarence Cox sprained his ankle on
Friday when he was leaving the Pleas
ant Hill school house, and is now laid on
the shelf for repairs.
You went up this road more than once
Billy. amt that right now. Ii you don't
b Sieve it ask Hank.
Della Auzier and Alex Callahan have
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sheriff. sale.

By virtue Of m execution directed 70 me fys0
the district court Of Wesst' : county. : oOsa1na
district court OF Webster county, ksbraek0 -
the 10Th day Of July. lsos. In favor q Th6one
neFchanls BANKING company - aelendsne. =
ne sum Of one tholssnd and slFe!y.tvo $3.50
dollars and iorty.thrss cents (os.lsl. and SSsNR.
Ing costS, ! have. levied upon ~ fcelowtna -
:st.t;, AIKEN en- 7, , ;ns sssSs';S g s;'1 49,
one (2i), In block thiIty.one l3lls y the OFT ~
!evn now eity q Rsd Cloud. Webster eosAAs.
And VIII offer the s.unss for sale y ne hIehps4
BIDDER. for cash IN hand. OF ne Seth : g
OF the c~ourt-hOuse at Md Cloud. webneee
county, Nebraska, that helWg tne euiidlng
wherein the Last !eIm ~ court. IVES held Vt -
hour ri Oa,e o'clock y. N. ". $40 DAY, Wneo
and where due st,endsDes Will be given by The
undersigned.
pA's' ~ sy' J ~. RUncass, s6.rid.
James x~S1sissAu'y ics' risinfia.
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John Saladen 10 homo from Red
Cloud.
Bessie Cocktail 10 visiting near Blue
Hill.
Lloyd Carpenter is visiting here with
his uncle.
@. w. Baker and daughter Alta were
visiting at @. M. Warmers one day last
week.
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starr Creek.

School hsgan In district 1873 last Mon
day morning with Miss Edna Davis as
teacher.
School will convene in dat. ia with
Miss Emma Toland as teacher.
Mrs. =. j. Foutz was u caller on Mrs
Toland last Sunday afternoon.
Miss Melvina VsnKyke and her broth
or Ben and Frank were calling on theii
sister Mrs. Foutz last Sunday.
The Academy has a very large attend
ance this winter.
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In 1892 Mr.. A. l.. Goldwster, Who owns
three retail drug stores in New York City
having learned Of the great value Of
Chamberlain's cough remedy for colds,
Group and whooping cough, ordered .
supply for his customers. 1t met with so
much favor that he soon found 1t neoses-
ssry to order more, and during the winter
sold over two gross Of the remedy. He
says IL gives the best satisfaction OF any
cough cure he has ever handled. For sale
at 25 and SO cents per bottle by Deyo 4
Grice.l
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a. fast as it was pecked away. Are his
sufferings 10 be imagined! Take a mod
srn interpretation OF the parable. There
il no cooking without Gre. In cooking
aud eating the mischief lies. The stom'
ach is Osertasked. the bowels become
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MARY EdWcS.
News is scarce this week and every.
body is busy.
The teachers are now trying 10 find
out how much the pupils don't know.
All the grades are now hunting in the
cob webbed corners Of their brains for
the many things they have not learned,
when they had ought to, because 1t ia
examination time and soon will come
the vacation.
Miss Mamie Weideman had charge Of
tae German class Monday.
The Geology class expects to 60 to
the river Republican river Friday to
find specimens.
The Chemistry class are having quite
a time trying to find out what msterie|
they have to work with and in making
out orders for new material.
The Chemistry class have already
performed a couple OF experiments.
Number six is the number this week
Mesdsmes Wilson and Haley were
very pleasant callers Tuesday.
{, Prof. Wilson kindly gave the seniors
the opportunity Of accompanying thu
Geology class to the river Friday
Thanks"
Harry Goble and one Of his friendI
from Hastings called ON the fifth room
Wednesday.
Mrs. CARRIER was visiting the higl
room Tuesday.
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Children oUto
pltchov'o castoela.
Pleasant HIDl.

Mn. Strooms 10 In Amboy again.
]. W. Sslsden and wife were visiting
over the river Monday.
G w Baker was In Cowlss Monday.
Rev. Mstcalf 10 holding prstrscted
meotipgs this week.
Rev. Hummsl preached hsre Monday
eve.
Mi0 Jessie Cocktail was visiting Susie
and Alta Baker one day this week.
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Line.

The box supper at Penny creek was a
success.
Rev G. Wells is holding a series Of
meetings at the church 3 miles south Of
Guide Rock.
Sunday school will be held at Penny
creek at 10 o'clock a. m.
Miss Melvina VanDyke has gone TO
Chico, California on an extended visit
with friends.
G. w. Saunders Of Red Cloud was do.
ing business 10 Line one day this week,
School will commence in district No,
8 the 10th Of December with Blanch
Shsrmanlas teacher.
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Publication OF Summons.
In the District Court Of Webster County. Ne
brHska.

Pettib0ne & Nixon,
Hannah y. Miller.
Jacob L. Miller.
Lois r. Nckeighan,
w. A. MckelghRn ct ALL
Hannah D., Miller and Jacob l.. Miller, do
PENDANTS. will take notice that on the 22d day
tits herein, filed their petition In the district
court ~ Webster county, Nebraska, against
said defendants, the object and prayer OF which
are TO fOreciOse certain tax certificate upon
lets four (4l. I'VE (5) and aix ls), In block three
a.. Ia Dues addition 10 the town OF Red Cleuds
Webster county; Nebraska. SAID tax certificate
tressIrer Of Webster county. Nebraska, on tie
itth dag OF April. 1904, NJ private tax sale. teo
said lots having been offered at public tax salo
for the yesr 1887, by tho said treasurer OF Web
ster county. Nebraska, and not sold f0r want Ut
bidders. Thar there II now due upon said tax
certificate and snbscqnents the sum Of sles.0.
with Interest It ths rate q twenty PEI cent PEE
April. 1892. until The 18th day OF April, 1891, and
ten per cent per annulm thereafter; on oel1s
thereof from the 10th day Of May, 1892. until
the 10Th Say Of May. 1894. and zen per cent Per
snIum thereafter; OH e2i % thereof fiom Tie
23d day Of May 1888. until the I'D day Of May.
aud on Ssa.ss Thereon from the nth day Of NAY.
1894; for which sum plaintiff prays for . decre6
that defendants he required To- pay the same
within twenty dAys from ,ixte Of decree, or that
said pi emises may be solo To satisfy the am0unt
found due this plAlniiff.
or before the 3oth cay VI December, iss6.
P.TTIsoNE & NIXON,
by RObt. 7. Potter. Their Attorney. Hm
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s~crOfu1a and stomach Trouble
Cured.

"My daughter, who IL Is years old, has
been troubled with scrofula. Her hands
would DO 80 chapdsd that they would be
covered with blood and she could hardly
bend her finger. She began taking
Hoods Sarsaparills ana since she has
used this medicine she has had no more
scrofulous %eruptions. I have been trou-
bled with a stomach complaint which the
doctors called neuralgia Of the stomach
and there Ia no medicine which does me
as much good a. Hoods Ssrssparilla. I
have had no troubled with my stomach
for a year since I began using this medi.
cine and I believe IL to be all that IL is
said to be. We give Hoods Sarsaparilla
to our children and in this way we a
doctors bills" Joseph r. Finch, Raglan,
Neb.
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Coughing initiates the delicate organs
and aggravates the disease. Instead OF
waiting try One Minnie Cough Cure. II
h clips at nce making expectoration easy
reduces the soreness and inflammation
Every one likes IL. y l. Getting.