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Qngel pa3, Iom forraaote General
Goitiao til Spauiernc for $1,000 bleo
npIig ta8en tilfunge at Suiurgenterns,
og bIeo sicblittelig b1ngt.
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baooe Z Wlano til at paste fig. Oct
bleb f~ortatt Gpanisrne. bpor ban laa
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er Gubanernss 5remftiQing At Sagen.
meoens Spdnierns oil bupe bet til, at
Gaitiao fdlot / en- minore 3rGining.
gsbspsr fro uolauoa.
gaabe Ruslano % E'terrige bar
at 3prtiet TorIangt fit ubBre fore I'll:
gobebapenoe. 1ette er at lHtte ben
iDge Wano anipen pao Struber, %
ban 6ltOer Oisielig mep9i6rli9, men
3DIfIanb er bet moi en- Corn / Eiuene,
at bet life ituloe bare ben WaIi, Iom
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9opeb til.
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get fla 6abnsn aiao, Sbou / China.
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8ustarb Tom Sss6a9ur.
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bpab be sDrige Gtors Magter og b
5orensbe Stuter, Iom ole er interes.
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forstage fig / 4nlsbning. De engstf'
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paa al benne 3its9nelie al 6aone"
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/ Mabrib 6lsben bempnoisst til at I'M,
bsritrips ct arsbitiO paa $1,000 til
5j9lp for Cuba 5armerne, Tom lut.
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26

Den brittle Expedition bar paa
geien til uioga 0iitrittet paa 8rrnos
fen at ben norotigs Del at 9ictoria
Npan3a. iii Grpeoitionen bsrte en-
MRnQoe leieoe Spuoanere. 0d ben
tom inb / bet Snbrs, ptreoe Der fig
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ben lobe OCTOBER giOros be iormsIig
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lDItre Orore; men Der begpnots en-
beftig aamp. Tom pareoe | 3imer.
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o. 0r9bte. De brittle trooper 16
0r9bte, beriblanbt en- Gsitnant, % 20
Gdareoe. @lerebe for Gprsret uos
brsb, boDbe be Snofsote mDrbet Wdior
G6urIton.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26
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bpen Tom bet iii en- beb 9omp. De
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mem 2ttpoto Gtummsns 0titritt, go
Wtilt runot fit Stanb abarter. oerfor
bapbe Qfpotoerue benpenot iig til Gngs
lGnoerns ON 9iGlp.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26

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r "2etorab'Eoiten"
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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-26

Den brittle Maior Qrnolbs aos
Tonne, berenbe til Rigsrs @rmssn, bar
ben 18be Robember inota9st og of
br9ubt SlupesS9sersn 5pritsn al
sSbaus befGItsoe 5ilbplositeb. aoiplits
tst bans 5rpppemasisr og tOungst
BAN til at tage i'm 5ilflugt inb / gus
tablet.
0e brittle Solcater talts $50, be-
pabneoe mso be neopenbige 9aaben,
ogiau Tsltsa dnonsr. Gfterdt babe
lanbet, bsgap iig lige til Jpritens Sps
holbsfteb. De iauot BAN pau en- Slstts
mep 400 Wano. beo9bnsoe meb Wus
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
Deaf Gently with the stomach.

Fit proves refractory, mild discipline
is the Thing to set i, right. Not ali
the nsuseoas drsughts and boluses ever
invented can do half !. much to remed Y
its disorders as 8 few wineglasstuls-
say, three day-of Roetetser's Stom-
ach Bi,ters. which will afford it speed =
relief, and eventually Danish every
oyspephc and bilious symptom. Sick
headache. nervousness. sallowness of
the completion, fur upon the tongue.
vertigo, and those many indescribable
ano disagreeabIe sensations caused by
indigestion. are too often perpe.us,ed
by :niudicious dosing An immediate
Abandonment o. such random and i'll
sdVised experiments should be the FIRST
step in the direction OF cure: the mex,
step the use OF this standard tonic
Alternative, which hiss received the
highest medical sanction and won un-
precedented popularity
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

AS an indication that the dairy;ng
interests OF South Dakota are becoming
noted the following is taken from the
Huronite:
a prominent New Yorker writes the
Huronite that he is glad to see that the
Dakotans are taking 80 great an inter
est in dairying. Adding this state
menC mo country ever prospered
until they did something besides rails
ing wheat" The truth of this state
ment has been forced home to the
people of South Dakota during the past
ten years SO forcibly that they have
given up depending on wheat and are
fast becoming farmers IN the true mean
ing OF the word. Dairy farms are
springirg up in every neigh hborhood,
cheese factories and creameries are to
be found scattered throughout the east
ern portion OF tho state and their nun.
ber is increasing yearly. Herds of cat
tie fattening for eastern markets are TO
be found in large numbers in every
community, and farmers find that while
his decreased acreage Of wheat is ma
turing. his cattle, his hogs and his
chickens afford him monthly income
which provides the necessities OF the
seasons without having to resort to the
ruinous credit system. 1t has taken us
long time to learn how to best use
these rich prairie lands and to enjoy
this healthful climate but the lesson has
been we'll learned and the Dskotsn OF
today has only to wait a few years to
reap the rich reward which surely will
come to all who work intelligently and
live frugally South Dakota will be
one OF the richest states among the
forty-fve on q long distance time
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

Dell Rapids Tribune: With refer
ence to the complaint that Gov. Lee
does not talk enough, especially in re-
gard to the newspaper attacks upon
himself, the Brookings Press, repub
lican, congratulates the governor on
breaking the verv bad precedent cs-
tablished by his office during the past
four years" When you come to think
about it, it is quite pleasant change
to have governor who does not start
his mouth going upon the least provo
cation and then go off and leave it.
1t may be that the governor does but
little talking, but jhere is great deal
of jabbering emanating from the gov
ernor's office, and if the governor does
not start his mouth going and then
goes off and leaves it, his private sec
retary fills that accomplishment very
nicely.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

Shortly st,er election last ts!l sew.
era prohibitionis,S in the north part
OF the state undertook 10 demonstrate
tina; .he prohibition question had no,
been voted upon properly-hsd no.
been placsd on the official ballots in
accordsncs with the lsw snd Ihs, the
people hsd been misleo by il. The
case wss taken to the supreme cour,
for a decision As to whether the cues
tion had been !essliy submitted The
court handed down It's decision the
other Gay, which was ,o the effect ,hs,
the question hsd been submitted 10 the
people in s. legsl manner as6 was no,
misleading in the way which i, sp-
pesrsG on the hsliot.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
Sherihs' Sale.

State of South Dakota. Fourth Judicial Circuit
IS. In the Circuit Court within and for Dav-
son county.
The iowa and Dakota Land Company. Plaintiff,
PENDANTS.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a iudg.
ment OF Foreclosure and sale In the above entl
tied action dated the 5th day of April A. d.
1871. and an execution issued thereon, the sub
scrloer. John Cook, sheriff of Dawson county,
south DAKOTA, for that purpose appointed, will
sell at public auction at the front door of the
court house In the city of Mitchell county OF
Dawson, South Dakota. on June 18th, 1897. al ten
Q CLOCK IN the forenoon of that day, the real e.
tate and mortgaged premises situate in the
county OF DAWSON. state of South Dakota, deS
erlbed as follows, to-wit: Lot number four ~
IN block number one "a original plat of the town
nov city OF Mitchell. according to the recorded
plat thereof or SO much thereof as may be SUM-
Gent to satisfy said Judgment and costs. amount
ing in all to eight hundred forty (s4D1 dollars ana
efghty,nine cents, with interest thereon from the
date Of said judgment and all accruing costs OF
sale.
Dated Mitchell. South Dakota, April 9Th. 1881
JOHN Cook.
Sheriff of Dawson county South Dakota.
A. E. HITCHCOCK. Plaintiffs Attorney
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

Theirs Seems 70 be quite few pop
usis' newspapers which are particularly
worried over the ssct that Ms5o- Pick
Ter did Tot receive Sc appoin,nert =,
Washington and are charging the re-
publican leaders. Presioen. Mckirlev
ACC nssrly every body else with turning
the major down. Foom all repo.a "a
these gsopo!isis s.e worried more over
the nssser shsn The major himself. who
has accepted The situation II graceful
manner. The Gazette attempts 10 so;s,
some sort O: a csnsrd coming from
Wsshiasioo. S. 20 why Ma5or Picker
cld cot receive ST appointment. Ar6
would impress the story as being s-us.
inssmoce ss Sensior Psuigrew LOOK S
hand in ihe us,,sr sn6 WAS seemingly
for holding I'D the sppo.n,-
uaeoi. The Gazsise :naustes Tbs. !,
S'soos close 30 The Iesdirs -epu oliesos.
t7oSn whom comes :ae 5cto-ns.;or.
This is he slinsst pSr. o. ihe wto.s
story.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

Aberdeen News: 1t is worthy OF
note thst the little city Of Tyndsll has
decided TO replace its plank cross-walks
with stone, on the ground that the lat.
ter material is more economical. In
view o. the enormous expense 10 Aher-
deem OF msintainiug its present system
OF plank cross walks. would il not ht,
we'll for this city TO Investigate the
stone cross-wslk proposition also?
Mitchell has found the stone crossing
to be paving investment. since the
council has discarded the use OF sll
plank crossings in the business district,
1t IS of course trite expensive to be-
gin with but when these crossings are
down there is an end TO all expense for
repairs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
BRookINGS GOT SECOND PLACE.
The State Agricultural College was Sec
ond in the Oratoricxl Contest

ond in the Oratoricxl Contest
From the Brookings Register We
learn that Clay Lawrence. of the state
agricultural college. was awarded sec
on0 place in the state oratorical con
test instead of Lyman OF Yapkton col
lege. This was due TO an error, for
which the officials were not at all re.
spopsibie. One Of the jud ges on
thought and composition was unable to
send his markings by mail in time for
the contest aud SO he sentthem by wire.
wherein the mistake occurred. giving
Lyman of Yank.on second place. A
few days ago the figures were received
by mail which changed the markings
to such AZ extent as gives second place
TO Mr.. Lawrence of Brookings college.
It was an unfortunate mistake but one
that could not be helped under the
circumstances. Miss McVay WAS also
benefited by the new markings. receiv-
ing Ave 6rsts instead of four.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
UNIFORM SCHOOL BOOKS.

On next Tuesday, June s, the county
board Of education will meet for the
purpose OF adopting the uniform tex,
books, under the new school law. This
board OF education consists of the coun.
ty superintendent, president of city
eosrds OF education, county auditor.
states attorney, board of county com,
mlssioners. and one person from each
commissioner district and it will be
their duty 10 select and contract for
| the required books for period of five
years in accordance with the bids sub
mitted by various firms. When the
contracts have been made the distri-
button of the books will be controlled
by the county commissioners and the
BOOKS will be paid for by them. The
commissioners are to select deposito-
ries in various parts of the county. con.
venient for each township. and only at
such places designated can the books
be purchased. Persons selling the
books are allowed commission Of 10
per cent, and any township may buy
its books suc furnish them free to the
pupils. 10 the selection of the books
the law requires the board to consider
the books already IN use and make ss
little expense AS possible 10 the patrons
OF the public schools. a maximum
price for each book is fixed by law and
the board cannot contract for higher
price.
In counties where there is no uni
form text books the lsw Will undouh,-
eoly ne 8 benefit in the course OF time.
although even 10 them it will be mat
ter OF expense. In Dawson county
there seems 10 be but little need of s:-
tecnng change in the text books 81
ready in use, for SO isr as we can lesrn
the present system seems 10 give salts
faction, Some years ago system OF
uniformity was established throughout
the county. with the exception OF two
townships. which hss put the rural
schools OF Dawson county in the front
rank with any county IN the state.
So far As attempting 10 change the
text books in the city schools il would
be sn njtlsi!ce to the scholars snd ps,-
ronS OF the schools. for the books now
in Use give the best satisfaction 10 sll
concerned. The expense OF making
the change would be large. roswi,h-
standing the superstition tbs. the eN-
change system will decrease the ex-
pense, IN case the board declines TO
sdopt the books under the law there is
no pensl'y sttsched fer such omission.
and If that body has the interest of the
people snd the good Of the schools s..
aesrs they will rot make any chsrse
in 'ae slready uniform system Of Dsvi-
son county
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
summons

State OF South Dakota, Fourth Judicial Circuit
as. In the Circuit Court in and for Dawson Coull'
1y.
VIM L. Bradley. Plaintiff, VS. The Mitchell Drry
William h. VanSlyck. Ebert A. Young and G;
McConville, partners as Finch. VanSlyck Co.:
Bernhard Israel and Leopold Bach. partners a
3. Israel & Co.; A. H. Lindeke. B. Warner and i.
Schurmeler; Richards Gordon. Paul D. Iergl-
son. Charles W. Gordon and Charles L. kinek-
hohnS partners as tIordon & Ferguson: "nl'
Sheldon broadhead and Almet N: Broadhead parI part
nefS as Vim. Broadhead j sons; Rock River Cotton
Compsny; selding Bros. i Co., Lyndon c. LaMtGTh aT
ana Riehar G Hall partners as Lawton & hd,,, fih,
The Duck Brand Coz Chicago Carpet Co JONI onls
McLeish. Samuel c. P1rie. John E Scott. John A.
sweet. James Grassie. John H. Wood and HenI!
GraSSie. co-partners doing business under !ne
firm name and title of Carson. Pirie, Scott Co..
and Dawson County. Defendants. n.
TIN STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA SEAp5I
GREkriNG:-To the defendants above named,
You sre hereby summoned and required, no no
answer the complaint in this action which VIII u
lied In the on e of the Clerk of the olIeu,'
Court within and for the County of navlso,,II
state Of south Dakota. In the City of Mltchet.;;
county and state aforesaid and TO serve cop! IN IN
the city of Mitchell South Dakota. within tnilH tnt
days after the service of this summons on iou, ,n
exclusive OF the day OF service, and II you Tau h
answer this complaint within that time. 'n. is.
piainiin will appiy to the Court for the rellel ue
maHded in the complaint aav
Dated a, Mitchell. South Dakota this -i!n u''
Of April, u. 1897
A. e HrTcHcocK
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
To the Cisfandsnts in the above entitled actlone
TAKE Nolice; Chad the complaint in me agak aIsrk
!ltft led action filed in the office OF the nf
81 0rc!ni Court OF Dawson Counts: h' W.
Mitchell. Soath Daseta, April atth. 1886.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
summons,

State of South Dakota Fourth Judicial Cir
cult, SIS.
In the Circuit Court in and for Dawson
County.
Watson Thatcher. Plaintiff, vs. Paul E. Page
and Cynthia B. Page. Defendants
The state of South Dakota sends Greeting:
To Paul E. Page and Cynthia B. Page defend.
ants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action, which was
nled on the 18th day of May. A. D.. 1897. in the
for the the County of Dawson, State of South
DAKOTA. and TO serve a copy of your answer on
the subscriber at his office in the City of Mitch
Ell. south Dakota, within thirty days afisr the
cay OF service and If you fail 10 answer this com
plant within that time. the plaintiff will dppyto
plaint.
Dated at the City of Mitchell. South Dakota,
this 18th day of May. A. D.. 1897
r. Nj. GooDYKO0STZ, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

The Arsus-Lesdsr endorses the plsr
q E, &, Sch~sr;z, who hss evolved s
good scheme 10 advertise Soutn Ds.
kois in The ssss ard 3eouce iru:s-s-
slor u this direction. Ee proposes
80 give s;srecpucon lectures through
thss par, o. Ohio where he formerly Y
lvel, showing up the resources $50
sdvau.sses q South Dsko,s o. s
hvief visi, 10 one county N-, Schwartz
has slcss6y persuaded len well 10 10
farmers 20 agree 10 remove 10 South
Dssota This fall. with their tseail!ss.
sno during The summer sa6 Ia. he sx-
pec;S 10 send large nunh he- hers
Land il thai part % Ohio Is wo-sh .
from So 10 s75 81 ac9s An Ohio
farmer could exchange forty scrss O.
Ohio .s1o into 100 sccsS oi rsca South
Dssota lsnd. sill! have enough lei, .c-
moving expenses and to build S sr,sl.
house Mr.. Schwartz believes hs hss
she essi p.ar ysi concoc;ed to- LATER,
ssi!ug psople and giving them :o:o--
NATION on he country The Argus
Leader believes he IS r:ga, aad viii
wsteh his work With much interest =.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

As eseh Memorial Day rolls srouod
the heart a ihe American citizen is
stirred to the depths 10 honor OF the
living and the lead soldier. who re.
sponded 10 the csll Of his country when
i, stood SO grss.ly ID need OF assistance.
Too much prsise canno, be awarded
these grand o|d veterans. 100 much
cannot be done for them while IN the
lsrd Of the living. for soon the services
@. Memorial Day will De conducted by
hands which took 20 par: IN the .,rug-
gle Of the sixsses I, is common
tribute 10 which every citizen should
Join. this ooservsnes o. Memorial Dar.
Msy The closing days q The ol6 .ol-
o;srs ee surrounded wi,o pesee aoa
happiness
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

All the honest men dom live in the
other states AS has been plainly dem
oustrated in the case of Albert c.
Hopkins o. Hot Springs, who discov.
cred that the government had paid
him SS2 in pension money in excess oi
what he WAS entitled TO snd MIR. Hop
kius very promptly returned the same
accompanied by letter explaining the
mistake How many men would have
waited for the government to haye dis
covered its mistake2
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

When any part of the body isn't do
ing the work that nature intended i, to
do, ii puts the whole sytem out out OF
tune-out Of harmony. Sickness in one
part OF the body is likely to run into all
parts of the body. When children
stand row of bricks on end. they
knock the whole row down by upset.
ting one brick. That is exactly what
happens to the hsslth when the bowels
fail TO perform their proper function.
Constipation makes trouble all alon g
the line-puis the liver out Of order. is
esd for the ki6neys-bad for the stou
sch. 1t holds in the body poisonous
ms'ser. and because ii cannot go auy
plsce else. il gets into the blood. The
blood carries i, all over the system.
Thst mskes slugsishness, lassi,u6e.
had breath aud toui taste in the mouth.
Ills the stomach with gas sud causes
windy oelching. stops digestion in the
stomach, causes sour ssomach, hesrt-
burn anG hesdschs. You can svoid sill
such trou bic. FOR Dr.. Piercs's Plessan,
Pellets cure constipation and its s,-
,sndsn, evils
Send y cents in one-ceut sssmps 10
DR.. r. Y. Pierce. Bu5slo. \. y. for
his "Mediesl Advisor /, is a BOOK
OF lolss pages, protusely illustrated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

When populist newspaper stands
up in defense of Senator Kyle II grows
expensive to that newspaper, for we
notice that the oracle OF the populist
press bureau has expelled the Miller
Gagettse and the Milhauk Review
from the party, which probably means
no official ps.ronare
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

strsyeo from my plsce miles west
ano . miles north of Scotland, S. D.,
on April 18th. one horse col, one year
olo, iron gray. He has both hind fee,
white snd white strip in forehead
also one year-old dark iron-srev mare
coli with no spots or marks upon her.
Address me st Scotland and I will ee,
animal snd pay charges.
oT-TS uDD>S
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

Some for teu. some for twenty and
some Tor thirty years hsve suffered
from piles and ,han have been quickly
snd psTnaneasly cured oy asins De-
Wins Wisca Eszsl Sslve. ,ns srss,
remedy .or piles sno 81 forms 0: sk;e
diseases L o. GAle-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04
FRIDAY, JUNE i, 1897,

A vote was taken at Canton last week
~ to whether saloons should be con
Quoted in that city and AZ result the
city will be exceedingly dry, SO far as
saloons 60 in the future,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

The Argus Leader is making strong
plea for stone cross-walks in Sioux
Falls and other cities are urging the
same Improvement. City councils
which sdopt the stone cross.walks will
find out that that they will be money
ahead in the few years to come
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

II B Johnson. Ne~s-k. o. says:
''o1s Mioale Cough Ccre saved NJ
o-ly child from oyins hy c-oo9 Il
has ssvec thousands Of Others suffering
from c-oep, p1e1noo,s bronchitis s15
o.hs- sertoas sarasl s-d lo1g 1-oco-es.
L o. Gala
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

BY The undersigned OF Sec. Is, Tep.
lo2- Range 6e One iron grey horse
COZ shout sour yes-S old. ore 6srs
e-owa horss colt .aous sane ags-
Taken Up ST ny plsoe Toesd.y. Juue
!, one black ns-e, white stripe il tzoe,
with aslssr o. Weighs saGui -UJ
pounds, 5 P JONES.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-04

They sre 6au6iesH said Thos. Bow
e:s. OF the Crockett. Texas, Enterprise,
while writing about DeWit,'s Little
Early Rissrs, the famous little pills Tor
SICK hesoache sno disorders OF the
stomach and liver. /. Q Gsle.