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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18
FeDrnary ioo3.--EId8T PAGns.
ARR Ed JAN ar 29Ih


So Secretary Lawson eyed re-
5ce:I ~ Monday from the treasurer;
of the Central Relief Committes APP
pointed By King Oscar q have charge
Of the relief distri butt on in Northern
Sweden, acknowl edging receipt Of che
first remittance from the relief oom;s
:mittee Of sKan yohi county, amount
Ing g 3,255.0O crowns. The money.
was sent sdirectly II care Of King os77.
car whoseshead chamberlain, Cell
2slng, delivered thess same 70 The Gems.
teal Relief Commit The treasurer
ofzthe Comlttee sent : receipt 9 above.
stated: s. 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-02-18


@ Outside Of the general contributions.
different churches / the county have
contributed rs foil lows:
Lutheran Bethel church, City OF
illmar. !. ]. I. 4. 1. 3. 90:
Lutheran Trinoli church. Kan
s Obi 8l.89, Ri hlun $4433 So: .125s 80.
Baptist church, City Of w illmar 80. IS
Lutheran Lebanon church at
New Londo i. ~. 229. 90
lutheran Svea church s. 81 700
sW. Lutheran church, Atwater s. 1895:
Total &. !. !. ]. !. !. !. !. !. :. 1914 O9
The TRIBUNE would be glad to learn.
sofother contri tions made not shown.
in The above list. .#...s. 5s=.
The grand total Of contributions
from Kand Obi County as far as The
fstha samesup,t %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
A WEDDING AT CHESTER.
Marriage of j. d. Clark and Miss
Pearl Perksnson.

CHESTER. VA. January 15.-tSpecial.
The home OF Mr.. Lee PerEinson was the
scene of a pretty marriage last night,
when the Rev.tT. ]. Nsttlas. pastor o.
Salem Baptist church. united in marriage
Miss Pearl Parkinson and Mr.. J. D
and Mrs. Lee Parkinson, who reside near
Petersburg
The groom is son Of Mr.. P. &. Clark,
Of Beach, and is & very promising young
business man Of the county.
Immediately after the marriage the cou-
pie left for their future home at Beach
where reception was given them last
Among those present were: Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. T. j Nettles.. Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs Watkins Mr. and Mrs P. E Clark
OF Chester: Mrs Bruekshaw. Miss Eva.
Clark. Miss Ruby Clark, Miss Ruth Holt.
Miss Myrtle Parkinson. Miss Mamie s.
Rev. w. P. Clark. Mr.. +. n nah' NJ
Chester; Mr.. W. 8. Clark, of Winterpock:
Mr.. p. B.. Clark. Mr. Eddie Clark. Mr.,
Darfe Parkinson. and afr. 0. c. CLARK
MIR. W. r. Burton. agent OF the Farm.
willie and Powhatan railroad at Beach.
this county will be married tonight.
Chester Lodge, No. a. a. F. & a. NJ.
held It's regular meeting in Its hal a, This
place On Tuesday night. the 18th. After
the business meeting refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. wslton and
their children, who have been visiting rel
atives near Ochre for the past two
months, left yesterday for their home IN
California.
MFR. e. NJ. Spencer, who has been sec,
ton foreman for the Sea board Air-Li1s
at Lynch. five miles from here. has given
up that position. and returned to his
home at Dewitt. Dinwiddia county
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
.DEAF-MUTEs TESTIFY
IN A MURDER CASE.
Hodnett Perkins, (Col,> Charged
with killing Sandy Belts,
in Danvil1c.

81 DANVILLE, VA, January 15.-(Spe-
cial. )-Hodnett Perkins (coloredl, accused
of the murder Of Sandy Belts, a nsgress,
mas: Shot in the back, was examined in
the Mayors Court to-day. and sent on to
the grand jury The principal witnesses
against the accused were two mntes, the
one white and the other colored. and
named Respectively, Frank jackson and
Wesley yilliamson. s
The brother Of Jackson and the sister
Of Williamson interpreted for them.
jackson, who understands the deaf and
dumb alphabet, gavs very ineligible
answers to the questions put to him. The
scolorsd witness was illiterate and could
convey his information only by signs
His understanding of questions put TO
him.. was vague, Both identified Per-
kins as the man. who did the shooting
Lonnie Cousins and Sam Ghildress were
found guilty Of the larceny Of Mr.. FIN.
IIamlin. Jr.'s. fowls,5in the Mayors Court
this afternoon and fined each the sum OF
IS and costs.
The detailed story Of the theft was
published several days ago. The hen.
upon the identi fcation, OF which the case
for the prosecution depended. was sold
by the boys to Mr.. liam Paylor and
was by him resold to a: negro In A1magro.
The fowl was recovered from the negro
and recognized by Mt. Hamlin. which
made the chain OF evid ence complete.
Cousins and Childress are two OF the
boys who ware time ago prosecuted
ia the Corporation Court for the larceny
OF $3.50 from Holland S warehouse, They
are both regarded as dangerous youths
So AT 4 meeting Of the Bllsine s
Association held this afternoon. Dir. John
W. Carter was reelected president OF
the association and Mr. James " Carr
ter. secretary. Preside Carter In bis
report. Enumerated tho work done by the
association during the year. showing the
advancement along industiaI lines achiev-
ed blythe city through the efforts of the
associat lion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
MANY OFFICERS SELECTED.
Meeting Of Two Bis
CharIottesville" Concerns.

5sz 81. s
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January IS.
Especial. AT the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Charlottesville Wool
en- mills. n. C.. Marchant was elected
president; r P. Valentine, vice-president.
ard these gentlemen, together; with Judge
John N. White, John e.. Patterson, r.. 4.
Massie. and Al. 7. Hanckel constitute the
board Of directors. The stockholders a,u-
thorized the board TO elect q member to
I'LL the vacancy oecasioned by the death
Of DR.. Charles Fl. Hodges.
Al the first meeting OF the new board
c. H. Marchant was elected superinten~
dent and general mana ger OF the COM
panS's mills: The statement of the presi-
dent and the board Of directors in regard
to the business OF the year Just closed
was entirely satisfa Glory
The PEOPLES National Bank reelected
its ola officers. as follows: Judge John
vice-president; =. M. Robertson cashier;
Perley. u NJ Glsason N, Lete slai; an. and
j. b.. Wood, board Of directors 81
The stockholders OF the Jefferson N a..
tional Bank elected the following, who
constitute the hoard Of directors: S.. C.;
Chancellor. g. T. Rixey G. 3. sinclair,
a Ma5or e .l M Rq aa313a Captain + 6
Larkin Willis, Jr.. 7F. Marshall, and
3. NJ. Stephens. The board elected G. j.
RlSey president, and e.: B. Sinclair. vice.
president. MIR. Sinclair succeeded Mr. G.
=. Bruce. removed from the city. z5:
Eliza Johnson, a colored WON an, who
was found q few nights ago in the resi-.
1dencesof Mrs. NJ George, and who
was sent to the grand jury on the. Charge
police. justice on another case. one OF theft
o. clothing, and fined. The sensa tlonal
reports OF the holding up Of q burglar
grew out of the fatt-that this woman
detained there by Miss George until an
Officer arrived. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
iHy4mei, the Most Wondergpl Cure
for cata-rh Ever nisceyered,,,
Says Mayor Ward.

Do not try to cure catarrh by taking
drugs into tbs stomach; scannet be cured
IL that mann The only way in which
this too common disease can be cured IS
through a direct. applica ton that will
kill the bacilli OF atarrh AID prevent
their growth.
Hyonei Is the only known method OF
Treatment that Accompanies this. Il IS
the slrnplest most pleaiank and the only.
absolute cure for catarrh that has ever
been discovered 54.f5
Former Mayor Emory III ward, Of
Trenton. \. wri ties: . 81 gu have my
permission TO ga thar Z believe sHyomeis
70 be one Of the paost wonderful cures ct
5oatarrh and throat trouble thar has ever
been discovered: n my case the eject
has been mary ,ous. enclose you d, 81
5ey order fos two on tt for frtends Sc
niue tnsWhem ! hayA recommended tI5yp,
54As and Ehe 4 am anxte.ss ahall have ihs
haltAtl spf this rernaFkahsas panaca..,,sss.ss
Khes lAadanE drugs "a thls city hayA
so much s:.soN9tie nes Ii poWsr ofs Iy.s
,ornsi To- cure catarrh that hey viii ssIl
aees 6lpints e q -
land tn pnarAu 10 ~ puIeh caissE
Fay. that u did not heir. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
COL, N'C||ABE. The: MAN A.
NIB. JOSEPH BRYAN RETlREs.
constitutional Limitation Puts an
End to His Term, and His Sue.
cessor HI. Been Pract1ca1ly.
Chosen.

Tonight, at Sis o'clock, the Virginia
Historical Society will hold it's annual
meeting in the hall of the House of Dele
gates The work done by the society dur.
ing the past year will be reviewed, and
work for the ensuing year mapped out.
The president, Mr.. j oseph Bryan, will
submit his annual report, which will have
some Interesting features, and will show
the; great amount of work done in this
port promises to be a most important
one
After the reports have been read, the
election of officers for the coming year
will take place. The only change that
will be made in the list of officers is
that of president. Mr. Bryan's term ex-
pires undsE constitutional limitation. The
most probable candidate for this position
is Captain W. Gordon McCabe4 He is
well known all over the country and it
Is thought would make splendid presi-
dent.
After the business meeting has been con-
cluded, Professor A. B. Hart, Of Har-
ward University, will deliver the annual
address before the society. His subject
will be Historical Societies and Re-
search It has been customary to have
this annual address, but Colonel William
Preston Johnston, of New Orleans, and
President William Z. Wilson, Of Wash
ington and Lee University, had promised
to make addresses in recent years. but
sickness and death INTERVIEWED.
Professor A. 3. Hart is the head Of the
Historical Department of Harvard Uni
versity.tHeS has been prominent as a his
torical writer and scholar, and is now en-
gagged in editing a history of the United
States, which is to be entitled, The
American Nation President Lyon 6.
Tyler, of William and Mary College, is
writing a section of this work. Professor
Hart is now on leave of absence. and
will spend the best portion Of his time in
the South, $50 as to acquaint himself with
the ways and customs Of the Southern
people HcIand his family are now stop
ping at Mrs. Hunters at the corner of
Third and Franklin streets.
The society has extended an invitation
to the general public to be present to-
night, and quite number OF students
from Randolph Macon and Richmond Col
leges will, attend, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
Chatham Tidbitx,

CHATHAM, VA. January 15.-(Speoial-)
1tehas been rumored that a large general
mercantile establishment is to be opened
here very soon.
During the recent cold spell nearly every
ice-house in the place has been! MED with
Tie baby 81 Mr.. Thomas S. Jones has
been very sick for the past few days..
Superintendent E. B. Watson. OF the
county schools. is attending the "educa-
tors meeting" in Richmond
E. c. Shelton, carpenter OF this place,
has been moved to Biuefeld. w. Va
Thompson Brothers, farmers OF The
county. have purchased 2 very value Bile
farm III Brunswick county, to which they
will very soon move
On tuesday Or. w. P. Parrish brought
suit against J.. II. PARKER. travelling
salesman, to recover $40. said to have
been lent Parker in October.
Mrs Susan Monbrief, OF the county. is
suffering from the effects Of a fall recent
" receiv ed.
Mrs. J. Edwards has been extremely
Ill at her home. in the county from a
relapse of typhoid fever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
GA 9ToRIA.
Bears the lha Kind You Hasa Always Bdgght
R'sa e LaHZzzza1

SOC east Marshall, uptown: 1S20-1822 east
Main, doWn-toWn-and save IS per cent
We are selling this week large cans to-
matoes, &C.; sugar corn, 4 cans for &C.;
Carolina rice, &C. per pound; salt pork,
Sc. per pound: pure lard, &C.; best cream
cheese, 15c. per pound; Virginia comb
honey. lac. per pound. mountainrroll but
ter. l5c. pound, country butter. Zoe, per
peck; wine for jelly. 1oc. quart, star
brand gelatine, &C.; new hgs. 7c- pound !:
fresh country eggs, 24c, dozen. It wilt
pay you to call us by phone. Down
town. old phone, 31s, new, 500: Uptown.
new and old phones. 81. Pr1ce4list mailcu
on application S UILIAN'5 SON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
vooll i[)l' BRIDE.
Leads Miss sue EgEIesfen, of sn .f
rnl1-is tn the Altar

Leads Miss sue EggIestcn, Of suf-
folk, to the Altar.
SUFFOLK, A., January Is. Especially
Mr.. r. H. Woodward and Miss Sue Eg-
gleston. both Of Suffolk. were married
yesterday al. the home Of the bride. SIS
ter, Mrs. Keig Holloman, at Rich Square.
N C, S.
& Miss Eggleston had been visiting her
sister fora week. or two and Mr.sNVoo q
ward went TO Rich Square on Tuesday
last, accompanied by Captain c. II.
*Causey. "a
s The bride is petite !bionde-ones Of suf-
folks prettfest and most popula young
ladies', while the groom is Well-knoWn
businessmen. and the senior member OF
the insurance firm Of Woodward d Elan.
The newly married couple left Rlcn
Square Immediately after the ceremony
for q northern bridal tour, and Will be at
home in Suffolk after January I'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
IN AUGUSTUS CAPITAL.
Beverly Manor Chapter Elects OF

Beverly Manor Chapter Elects Of
T fccrs-socinl and Personal News.
sTAUNTON. VA; January 17-tSpe-
cial) The Beverly Manor Chapter, D. a.
r. met with Mrs. H. M. Mc1lhany this
week and elected the following officers:
Regent; Mrs. w. P. Tams: vice-regent,
Mrs Charles Curry: treasurer. Mrs. Nc
Henry Holiday: recording secretary, Miss
Katie Eicheiberger; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Helen Hutchinson; historian,
Miss, Maria r. Duval; registrar. Mrs. 6.
G.. Gcocll
These officers, with Mrs. F. NJ. Hanger
and Mrs. n. H Mccullough, form the
Board OF Managers.
Miss Edna J. Wilbourn and T. NJ.
Fully, both ofs,Augusta county,: were
quietly married at the Palmer House last
Tuesday. by the Rev. Mr.. .Grabill.
CD. Tutwiler and Henry Parent have
bought out the mems furnishing store
Of J. r. Kracofe & Co.. Mr.. Kiracofe will
travel for Bowling, SPOTS & Co.
Miss Salliet Kinney. who was taken sud-
denly i'll, is improving
DR.. Hugh NJ. Taylor came up from
Richmond to- perform II f'era ton on
her 20 s-Sg 80
Rev. F. Scheele has declined the call
extended him by The. .NVlynesboro Luther
an church. and will, continue to practice
law In. Sstaunton.
'Ehe Young Ladies Whist Club met this
week with Miss Annie Child. Those
present Were Mesdanes R. S. Ker, II. J.
Taylor, j. c. Foster,--H. "A. Walker. f.
NJ. Hanger. w. F. Tanis. G. h. Hoge, J..
E. Catett, Edward Echo1s, S. p. Noting
ham, W. A. Pratt, r: +. r. Nelson, and
sNcH. Holiday and Misses Maude KIM
ney. Evelyn Tyree. Grace Elder Margaret
and Lizzie Atkinson, Rebecca Young. Ka-
tie EichelDerger, Helen Hutchinson, Mar
garet Foster lowering, of Baltimore, and
Barron, of Warsaw.
Miss Celtic MCGUIRE, of Richmond, IS
visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. F. Robert
son.
# Mrs Marsh Crawford and her daughter,
Miss Bessie, are in Richmond visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs.@A C. Koontz and children
have returned to Newport News.
E, L. Gilmore, who visited his mother
here. has returned to Richmond
Miss Bessie Tanner is spending several
months in Richmond.
John Sublett has returned to Rich
nlond
Miss Helen Martin. who was the guest
of Miss Ada Sumuierson, has returned to
Charlottesville.
Rev. C. E. a Marshall, who is one of
the most popular Episcopal ministers in
the Diocese OF Virginia. has resigned his
charge at Luray. to accept a call to
Sheperdstown, w. Va. He is now here
visiting friends.
Mrs Fl Jordan left yesterday for Rich
mond. From there she will go to At4
larta TO join l1r. Jordan. who has posi-
ton there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
ALONE IN THE ICY WATERS.
Horrible Experience of Sailors In
the RnDnafannock River.

Horrible Experience of sailors IN
the Rnppahannock River.
WARSAW, VA. January 15.-(Specia11
CAPTAIN John II. Waters. commander Of
t.1e schooner a. s. Wagner belonging to
Str,,ven & Wacker. Of Baltimore, has
just undergone a trying experience which
lasted from Tuesday night until q late
hour yesterday afternoon The Captain
was loading the vessel with lumber at
the mouth of Mount Landing creek, Rap
pahannock river. when at 10 O'Clock on
that night the heavy ice which was
afioat, cut a hole in the schooner, and in
a few moments She had sunk in six feet
! Of water. The night was bitre-1col
one, and the crew almost suffered death.
The captains feet froze to his boots. By
great exertion the sailors reached the
shore yesterday afternoon and to-day
came to Warsaw. At times during the
night, ice would raise the lumber upon
which they Were singing to the main
deck. several feet in the air. and 1t was
with great difficulty that the uncomfor-
table men were able to hold on.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
Miller e Rho0ds:
The highest single claim paid was 81. 10
All the other cases were settled out OF

The highest single claim paid was s.. 10
All the other cases were settled out OF
: court.
The Norwegian steamer Tdun has ar.
rived here after being ashore in James
river. She was f1oated by. tha tug Clarke.
WHERE rs THE BRIDEGROOM?
Henry Levitt. the groom OF less than
month. has disc ppsared from his hona at
Lambert's Point. He borrowed bicycle
and rode away last Monday, and his
wife. who was Mrs. Frances Vincent, oa-
liavss he has been foully dealt with.
Edward Sullivan. OF 105 Ensor street
Baltimore. is i'll here with asthma. He
will recover. He was stricken while talk
ing to customer and was removed to
St Vincent's Hospital
HIS relatives In Baltimore were notified
and some of them will come to his bed
SPECULATION IN sTREET-cAR
TICKETS.
There has been much speculation in
street-car tickets since the notice yeste.-
day that they would be withdrawn from
sale on Sunday. because the company is
suffering from high prices OF coal. From
one to one hundred dollars worth Of tick
cts have been purchased by individuals.
The hundred dollar man bought osa
every conductor ne encountered, and d.
voted an afternoon to laying IL the STOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16

vehicle. TO the ground, and one ofsst me
Wheels aysed over his right foot. Cousins
suainfrl though not sertot IN urie
Mr.. Applewhtte has recently .recoseIsa
from q long spell Of old fever ana ~
was not able to manage the horse NilicA
was new one, and s. -. 1 Y
Young man. VIII Is now resting easily
al he home OF his mother, Mrs. ~. a.
sApplewhIte, on Chestnut street. ssss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
Botanic blood Bnlm(B. B. B1

Pleasant and safe. to take. Thoroughly
tested for thirty years Composed Of
Pure Botanic Ingredients. Strengthens
weak kidneys and weak stonacfs, cures
dyspepsia. CONFLICTS directions go with
each. bottle Sample Of B. 3. B. and
Pamphlet Sent Free by writing Blood Balm
scribe your trouble. and special free med
ical advice. to suit your case. also sent
in sealed letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
a. p. Hill Camp of Confederate Veter-
ans this afternoon al tended the funeral OF

a. p Hill Camp of Confederate Veter-
ans this Afternoon attended the funeral OF
their deceased cornrade E. w. clanton,
and escorted the body to the grave, where
taps were Sounded.
The barn Of Ellis Boiling, in Dinwidde
county, was destroyed by fire night before
last,with q quantity Of grain and proven
| der. There was no insurance .sssE
announcement is made Of the death,
in Boston, of Mr.. George 4. Ta,ley, a
former citizen OF Norfolk, and known
here. =ss1Ss$
T. Dr. E. w. Perkins, of Dinwid1ie is re.
covering from his recent severe illness.
and it is hoped he will soon be able to re-
sumo his practice
PAINFULLY INJURED.
Mr. B. King, an employee of the Peters
burg Iron Works, was very painfully, but
not seriously injured while at work to-
day. His hand got caught in the betting
and the flesh was badly torn. He was at
tended by Dr. J.. Fl. Booth, and sent to his
home in Ettrick
J. 7. Allen, the mysterious stranger who
was murdered in Norfolk, spent some time
in Petersburg recently; soliciting subscrip-
tons to periodicals. Nothing else is known
about him here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
The
WoMAN'S CORNER.
Friday, January Is.
Flannelette Wrappers
To-Day. 7oc. and SI.0o.

The 7oe. Wrappers sold ear
lier in the season for one dollar
and twenty-five cents. They're
Of good quality fannelette, cata
liberal width with a nicely lined
body.
The sL.oo Wrappers are OF ex-
ira heavy f1annelette-sore
trimmed with braid, others made
with epau1ettes. The same gar
ments sold for $I-5o and SI.6o
early in the winter.
Bought last week IN New York
much below the regular whole
sale prices.
All these garments made with
. daay, f1ot1r1ce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
CA 9roRfA
Bar, Il. Tho Kind You HaY8 afwaJs BsuelhI!!
s'ss e la>Hzzzezsx

Atlantic Coast Line Rallroad..
Thoroughfare Of travel from Riehinond
to all Southern points, Florida and Cuba.
Three daily trains. Quickest time. Ser
vice uneouallsd. Latest design Pullman
Palace. Sleeping. Observation. Library and
Dining Cars. The favor.te route to all
Southern winter resorts
c. s.: cAMpBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
SIS east Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
1 Richm onder. in New YorL

Richm onder. In New Yorix. 5s.
NEW YORK. January IS Especial =.
tered to. day in New York: -
Wa1dorf-Ds :-Axt ell.
Fifth 4Avenue-H.s {. Cooper. .ssss::.
:. Asror-F. Rhett-
. Sinclair-J. A. Dunno.
Lyons. S33. 5. -. -
Holland-Mrs. j. Parrish.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-16
HH|l(I|IIQD
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Bone Pains, 1tehipg, sssbsy Skin Diseases sI
swe1linEs. Cnrbuncles, PimpIes,

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Scabby skim Blood feels hot Or thin,
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Copper Colorsd Spots or rash on Skin,
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Old Rhcumntism, Cntarrh, Eczema,
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Botanic Blood Balm cures Cancers OF
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