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NOTES OF

DR.. Henry S. Cutler. who died at his
home in Swampscott. near Boston. the
other day, organized the first boy choir
in this country.
King Charles of Roumania has a
crown fashioned out of steel from a
Turkish cannon captured at the battle
Of Plevna in the Turko- Russian war.
Rev. Thomas II. Lewis has the rare
distinction of being president of two
colleges at one time. the Western Mary.
land and the Adrian of Adrian. Mich.
Mira Ghulan .Ahmad, a holy man of
Gurdaspur, Punjab. claims to be the
Messiah and promises that those who
believe in him will not be attacked by
plague.
George II. Stuntz, who first discov-
cred iron in northern Minnesota, died
at Duluth recently in extreme poverty,
although his discovery resulted in max.
ing m%illionaires out of a score of other
men.
Durwood G. Cain Of the United States
army and a son of Representative Cain
of Ohio has the official copy Of the
treaty between China and Japan after
the war of 1894, which he secured in
Picking.
David Lowenburg of Norfolk, Va,
has been appointed director general Of
the Jamestown Tercentenary exposi-
ton, to be held in Norfolk in 1907 to
commemorate the foundation Of the
colony of Virginia at jamestown.
Rev. James Outram. a noted Scottish
mountain climber, who has been visit
ing unexplored districts of the Rocky
mountains in British Columbia, says
he discovered on Mount Columbia a
gigantic glacier covering 200 square
miles.
Bloodgood Cutter, the Long Island
farmer poet and one Of the limo
cents who accompanied Mark Twain
and his brood abroad on the ship Quak-
er City, has just sold the old house in
which he was born in 1917 at Little
Neck, N. Y.
Harvey Logan, the Montana train
robber, was recently given ten SEN
fences a%ggregating 100 years. Eight
sentences are for fifteen years each, to
be served c~oncurrently, and two SEN
fences are for five years each, to be
served ~concurrently.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition for Letters of
NsEaqEAAss Admtntst ratiOn,

gNotice Of Hearing Petition for Letters of
Administration.
state Ct South Dakota, County of Dawson. In
County Court. IS.
In the Matter Of the Estate of Julia A. Cole,
NdeceaSed.
% State of South Dakota sends greeting to
John Cole and Francis A. Flint. heirs at law
and next OF kin of Julia A. Cole, deceased. and
:t0a 81 m whom these presents may come. Notice
IA hereby given that Abner E.. Hitchcock has
dledl with the Judge of this court a petition
PRAYING for letters Of administration of the
estate % Julta a. Cole, deceased, and that Sat.
urdax. tlass27th day of December, 1902. at 10
c'clockS of said day, being a day Of a spe-
sctal AZ this court, at the office of the county
Jndgesl " g0ur House, City of Mitchell, Dawson,
EG1ntNsssssDl.. has been set for hearing said petit
ttQn.Wheta a where any person interested may
lAppear.: and show cause why the said petition
snh0u1dsl hot be granted.
at6dsa Mitchell, S. D., December 6. 1902. q d
ARSs# w. ABBEY,
ssss&S Judge Of the County Court.
AttestyasS CATTRELL. Clerk.
#By p0RASH. BoBB, Deputy.
sl
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Inn mIIJnELL vaFIIAL|
b JANUARY 2. 1903.

I &X&SE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
IS. In County Court.
matter of the estate and guardianship OF
~ &lQrA Collins, a minor.
sSssS&N6St6adlug ard filing the petition of A. b.
.%4otsathe guardian of the estate of Lenora Col
HE&EA minor, Ia the State Of South Dakota. pray
fptlEn order of sale OF certain real estate be-
I1pn&{n4 to the said ward, for the uses and pur-
Sv1S4Bsherein set forth.
Ssa1tft6 hereby ordered, that the next of kin Of
aq4lds ward and ;all persons interested in said es-
S318ss4ppear before this court on Monday. the
s3lkkSday of January, 1908, at 9 o'clock a. M, at
Sourt room Of this court, at the court house
sah19tMe city OF Mitchell in the county Of Dawson,
SH0hEh Dakota, then and there to show cause why
$Afs0rder should notibe made for the sale of such
yk6aIoetate
sETa1EAndt Is is further ordered that a copy of this or
hd4f36 4Mblished In the Mitchell Capitol. Il legal
SSnAH9peper printed and published in said Dawson
So5H4tys Tor at least three successive weeks,bef0re
H1G5Hsd6tefO hearing.
SasSnated Mitchell, 8. D., December u. 1902.
s@Bysth0C Court: w. ABBEY,
SSSssaasSMgSMasSsa6 County Judge.
WINsoR, Attorney for Guardian.
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Notice to Creditors.

SEBfHke OF SidWell Head, deceased.
zN 0htcH gts hereby given by the undersigned:
h. Nlt4Hl administrator of the estate of
s6ldNOlI HeAld. deceased, to the creditors Of and
al per1onB having claims against the said de-
5ceased 20 exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers Within four months after the first
sp1bltc4tipnsOf this notice, to the said William
III. Head. az Letcher, in the county of Sanborn,
South Dakota.
Dated N0vember 20, 1902.
WILLIAM 81. HEALD,
Admintstsrator of the estate Of SIdweIl Head. de-
scoae6ds&Sa
s.sAs.RAMsEY, Attorney.
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Prize Well Awarded.

The Awdiffred prize Of $50, 900 has
been awarded to Nine. Meyrier. wife
OF the French consul at Diarbekir,
Turkey, for her heroism during the
Armenian massacres in 1895. In the
consulate building more than TOO Ar
menian refugees were fed and shell
tered by Nine. Meyrier, and M. Msy-
r1er n his staff again and again re-
pulsed the Turkish as~sailants.
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Foils q Deadly Attack,

my wife was so i'll that good ply
sicians were unable to help her.
writes M. M. Austin, O. Winchester,
Ind, "but was completely cured by
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
work wonders in stomach and liver
troubles. Cure constipation, sick
headache. 25c at S. II. Scallin's
drug store.
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Notice to Creditors.

~ statbVfN D. Carhart, deceased.
N0tfcBSSM0 hereby given by the undersigned
exeGnt0EsN1 the estate of NJ. D. Carhart, de-
cea166ItNsthe creditors of and all persons
mytnhGarlH1 against the said deceased, to ex.
n4NteS them with the necessary vouchers, within
alxNn0nths after the first publication of this
not5c&ySt0Sthe said Albert E. Carhart. ut Mitchell,
fnsJueaeolnty of Dawson, S. l..
Dkt6dSN0gember rs, 1902.
sSHszS ALBERT E. CARHART,
Execlt0rO OF the estate of NJ. d. Carhart, deceased,
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Discovered Gigantic Glacier.

Rev. James Outram, a noted Scot
fish mountain climber, who. has been
visiting unexplored districts Of the
Rocky mountains in British Columbia,
says he discovered on Mount Column
bia a gigantic glacier covering 200
square miles.
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@NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR LET
1NMHterS of Administration,
sasasGta&e0f South Dakota, County of Dawson, IS
hi County Court.
@Insfhe matter of the estate of Katie Holtz,
deceased.
SsThesSState of South Dakota sends greetings to
Joseph HOltZ, Lena Holtz and Rosa Holtz, heirs
and next OF kin OF Katie Holtz. deceased,
Rrdstofau to whom these presents may come.
&sN0kleeiB hereby given that A. E. Hitchcock has
He'd With this Court, a petition praying for Let
a2aHsA e Administration Of the estate of Katie
uSltz, deceased, and that Saturday, the 9th day of
nlleamber ,l902, at 10 O'Clock a. M, said day being
q special term of this court, at the office
S54SSssaSJthH county Judge In the court house, City
40e#AitChell Dawson County, South Dakota. has
ASiyS seef for hearing said petition, when and
M664eHRny person interested may appear and
9h6W5eaise why said petition should not be
4SSfsd at Mitchell, South Dakota, December G.
#%&NH&885kS w. ABBEY,
4ssssagSSSNsE Judge of the County Court,
sxARS54zS. C%ArTRELL,
W#SSySS3sa@ Clerk of County Court
5HJsspoRA q, BoBB, Deputy Clerk
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Putting = stick" In Il,

Over the soda fountain in a Den.
vel drug store is a sign which con.
veys a hint readily understood by
thirsty people who like a stimulant
in their soda. The sign contains these
words: Just Wink at Billy. Billy
Knows"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02
Culture in Gotham.

William G. Whitney ventures mis-
reputation for truthfulness and com.
mon sense on the statement that "the
horse show has come to be the great
est feature OF New York life" Which
the same appears to be just a trife
rough on average New York life.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02
Methodism Gains in ireland.

Methodism Gains IN IreIand.
In the past decade the Methodists in
Ireland have increased 11.27 per cent,
their number now being $4,000. The
Roman Catholics have declined 81 per
cent and the Church of Ireland 30 per
cent.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02
|CTATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
AsSessDgAxiB0n In County Court, in and for DAWSON

5GIAIEAOF SOUTH DAKOTA, COUNTY OF
~ In County Court, In and for DAVIDSON
aaa 2rSStlle matter of the estate and guardianship Of
6 @SlAlteEs Tobin, Ethel Tobin and Philip R. Tobin,
Sss0nsteading and filing the petition Of Philip E,
sI0elnsNthe guardian Of the person and estate of
SSWeltetE Obin. Ethel Tobln and Philip R.. TObin,
D4l9otBs praying for an order Of sale of certain
I'll estate belonging TO the said wards, for the
st5ee4s and purposes therein set forth,
saEs1s ~ hereby ordered that the next of kin of said
NkAftlS and all persons interested in said estate
before this court on Monday, the 9th day
snfJhnnary 1908, at 8 o'clock a. M, at the court
81 thts court. at the court house in the city
"a Mitchell in the county Of DAWSON, South Da.
sk0t2x,then and there to show cause why an order
enguldsn0t BIZ made for the sale Of such real es-
it - further ordered that a copy of this or
fdex be! pnblished IN the Mitchell Capital. q legal
sH~esISp4per printed and published in said Davi-
ssDn eotlnty, for at least three successive weeks
sbef0teythe said day of nearing.
Dated Mitchell, S. D., November %, 1902.
EWING Court; w. ABBEY, County Judge.
aF.H. WINsoR, Attorney for Guardian.
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Dawson county has &lO,O0O.0o to
loan, belonging to permanent school
fund. For further information come
to the Office of County Auditor.
Mitchell South Dakota.
Dated this Sth day Of December
1902. n. B. Anderson,
County Auditor.
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SKTOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR LET
54N#Ss#%ters of administration. State of South
Dakota, County Of Dawson, IS. In County Court.
Alsth0amatter Of the estate of G. j. Halnes, de-
aMHs state Of South Dakota sends greeting to
81 5y31 Maines,, Fred G. Haines. Charles 6. Halnes
Ms1AL Haines and Neva NJ. Haines heirs at law
a414 naxt OF kin ofC J.. Haines, deceased, and
Rxggsellte whom these presents may come.
M M#SHp3lcestS hereby given that M. w. Courtney
sIi223SSa6I0d With the Judge Of this court, a
rseitton..apraying for letters OF administration
sa13ss18eGH estate Of {. j. Halnes, deceased, issue to
sASQGsPrSston, and that Saturday. the Sd day of
4n,A5y. l9OS. at ten O'Clock, q; m. of said day,
8etFtI0&041ce of the county judge, in the court
o<eessa Al the city of Mitchell, county Of Da-
yIco1sS has been set for hearing said petition,
NhGnEand where any person interested may
nppS9r q show cause why the said petition
16Qutd not be granted.
SN MpAted AT Mitchell this 18th day of December,
6xt&463s w. ABBEY,
6sHkfTRRLL Judge. of the County Court.
sS2SAsS&@5SClefk.
8I;nn6kAZ. BoBB, Deputy.
ssfs$aAAAll PRESTON & HANNETT,
pzEES9sFS Attarneys for Petitioner.
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To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tab
on every box. 25c. 0"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-01-02


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The One Certain Cure for Fl

No Eminent can cure unless it penetrates the fevered and swollen mus
trouble. Mexican Mustang Ointment penetrates mor thoroughly than an
chemical laboratory. The deepest, most stubborn and most intense pain CT
use of this good old tmetried Iniment. 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II lie KOOI OF All Fd1H.
WherWer there's a painful hurt sore or sprMn,t there ISL hammado Mexican lIustms
qnckyc sand cures the nhamed part Whne the real cause of pain is mbedded The pnehh
THREE sIZEs--75 cts, SO ct. and sLoo. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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If your Weak Point is a Weak Back

rub lleMcan r1ustang Liniment overth sore spot after a lard days work and you
and free from pain. It's just what is needed when me is afflicted With lame ba
deep seatedm muscular misery Rubbing works e ointment away in throup The
gets right down to where the pain begins. Just as oon as r1eMcan Mustang Iinin
partst the lameness disappears and the pain departs.
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Cures the Hurts of Anything

Il your hoseh has a stiff joint a harness sore, Gu or bruise Mexican Musta
II your cow las a hurt Or caked udder it will cure it and restore her to heal
1t your poultry has roup, frozen combs, rheumatism, leg weakness Or n d
nexcanM Mustang Linhment will cure them if anything on earth "a cure Id say
in thousands upon thousands O. instances iusifes thesec inns
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expense in bribss, and miserable sacifices

expense in bribes, and miserable sacifces of self-espect and right standards.
 Employers have not yet gone so far as to insist on eliminating him; they have only here and there restricted his func- tons.
 The Boston building trades showed what could be done along that line by negotiating an agreement determining that the business agent and walking del- egate should not be privileged to visit any works in business hours except to interview the steward: that he must not issue orders controlling the operations of workmen, nor attempt to proselyte on the employers premises. Failure on the part of any business agent to observe this rule shall make him liable to dis cipline. after investigation by the (em- ployer's and unionsO joint committee" Whether he and his labor machine will abide by such an agreement. or the de- cieions of the joint committee, remains to be shown. Twenty-two similar bar gains were broken in Chicago alone last summer. Discipline from the executives of parent bodies. like a federation or an international association, would be more effective than discipline by a joint com. mittee, but 1t Is not to be counted or except when. in some notorious instance an alienated public withdraws sympathy and leaves unionism to search It's hear alone. Even then the parent federation after the manner of the structural troi workers at Kansas City. may disavov the action of it's own president in reseind ing charter. and by seating the repre-
 sentatives of the local" so punished, re
 erect 1t In honorable standing. In tha
 event. the possibility of discipline revert
 to the locals members. But, like tn
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For a "Rough Rider College. ,

A number or New York gentlemen are
 interested in a plan that Is on foot for
 the purchase of Buffalo BIlrs Wyoming property. Colonel Cody has decided to dispose of a large share of his interests ranches. gold and coal mines. hotels. a newspaper. etc, and the probability Is that the New York men who are inter ested will buy up a considerable part of it. It Is Colonel Codys desire to dispose of some of his interests in order that he may promote a pet scheme of his that he has been endeavoring for a number of building of a military college for the teaching of rough rider" military life to
 young men. Tn the event of the college
 getting started. Colonel Cody says that General Nelson A. Niles might possibly i take charge of 1t Colonel Cody has s long list of younl& Americans and several young Englishmen who would be delight. 1 ed to patronize the rough rider colIega
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BUSINESS AGEAT'' NOW.
Ho-- the Walking Delegate Has Come to Apotbesis and
 Judgment.

Come to Apothesis and
 Judgment. From Franklin clarkin's .'rhe Daily Walk
 of the Walking Delegate" in the
 December Century.
 After twenty years the walking delegate naa come to his apotheosis-and ot Judg- mert. He was lifted to one by the de- sire of the unionists to get money no mat fer by what means; and pressed to the other by his folly and his fault-his pleas ure ln authority, his impatient vanity. his uneasy contemplation of the ''grafting'' of the time. Pure devotion to labor as a cause he rarely had, and he betrayed his union at last for a few extra pieces of silver. His name became byword and renroaeh, and now unions everywhere are hurriediy substituting the term business agent"
 That this is more than a change in name alone there Is little to show. The business agent, like the walking delegate, uuiefs complaint by saving. Well, raised your wages" and keeps his place by the method of machine politics. The ordinary workmen seldom attend union elections, as the general run of voters dc not Ro to primaries. The keys of the safety vaults are in the business agents pocket: strikes are on or orr at his bid ding. To lay hand upon him Is an of 1ense so high that only the union-no the established courts-can TX the penal ky. To stand In with him, as the say ing goes, Is to insure that your bushes shall proceed without forfeiture of en @ag~mAnts. There Is. of course. addet
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D1Az READY TO RESIGN.
Limantour to Be Acting President
 While Diaz Is In Europe.

City of Mexlco DIspdtch.
 Preparations are being made here for a change of Presidents, and this change will probably occur within the next few months. Porfirio Diaz, after occupying the presidential chair for over twenty five years, now feeling the weight of years upon him. Is soon to retire and his mantle will fall upon the shoulders of his favorite, Jose Yves Limantour' minister of finance.
 A semi-official announcement IS made that the President will. about the first of the year. make an extended tour of Europe This is interpreted by those familiar with Mexican political anairs as the absolute retirement Of General Diaz.
 Before departing for Europe. DiaS VIII name Limantour as acting president dur ing his absence. Should he succeed IT preserving peace and in holding the gov ernment together. then. it is stated Dlai will resign In his favor.
 Limantour is a man of Liberal ideas and may be relied upon to carry on tn' progressive policy inaugurated by Pres ident Diaz
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Prsssnee of Mind.

ChIcago Tribune.
 Hearing a Smothered cough behind the palms in the rear of the hall where they were holding a womans convention, the athletic doorkeeperess made a foray in that direction. and dragged forth an un- dersized man who was taking notes of the proceedings.
 Ladies" he said. in an agitated voice, please let me stay. hate Senator Smoot and the army canteen e thous- and times worse than you do."
 It was a desperate chance, but 1t saved him. and he was invited to a seat on the platform.
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exercises here silcidatsd. and he will feel that they are aeing him s0od. He will secure an erect. easy, graceful carriage, cover his body with firm. pliable muscles. and prepare himseIf for the. hard traln. ing necessary for the violent exercises of b5xing and most vigorous outdoor sports.
 How to stand Stand up against wall
 with your arms by your sidss. your heels. shoulders and head touching the wall.
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no attempt is made to give a reason for this fact. Somebody points out that Mon- day is usually wash day. and 1t should be added that a boiled dinner frequent ly goes with 1t. The clothes line may. perhaps, suggest the fatal rope. and the colthes pin nasal asphyxiation. There are blue Mondays, too, and 1t may be pos- sible that the suicides have their own peculiar ideas about starting the week right.
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For a Bad Cold.

If you have bad cold you need a good reliable medicine like Chamberlain 2 Cough Remedy to loosen and relieve 1t, and to allay the irritation and infamma- tion of the throat and lungs. The sooth. Ing and healing properties of this remedy and the quick cures which 1t effects make It favortte everywhere. For sale by all druggists. -adv.
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Tender ness or aching in the small of the back Is serious symptom. The kidneys are suffering. Take Priokly Ash Bitters at once It is reliable kidney remedy and system regulator and will cure the trouble before it develops its dangerous stage. wed-fri-su.
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PART !. PhysicAl Culture.
'.

HosS to Breathe.
 Sometime ago received the following communication:
 '.Mr. Robert Fttxsinmcus. New York: Dear sir-x am a teacher of boys and girls from l2 to iB years of age. As an incentive to physical culture believe no name could make such an impression as that of Robert Fitzsimmons. Could you suggest some exercises to be used about fifteen or twenty minutes daily in the school roorn--exercises that would tend toward . good carriage of the body. with good chest and limb deveiopmentf
 'very respectfully.
 Mary Bruce Henderson was glad to reply to the letter printed above. and suggested several exercises which. if faithfully used, would nenent not only boys and girls, but grown-up
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THE HOT WEATHER TEST makes people better acquainted with their re- sources of strength and endurance. Many find they need Hoods sarsaparilla which ing sleep and overcomes that tired feel ing tu-thu-sun.
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Tha Presnrintion of a snecialist.

For more than ten years Feminala was only available through the private and sanitorium practice of an eminent special -adV
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citizen electorate, these are too disposed to stay at home and let the machine run itself-and them.
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Try.ne to account for It.

Clevelas- r.-.An DeaIeI.
 It is stated that there are more sui- cides Monday than any other day, but
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A ouararteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. Your druggist will refund money If PAZQ Olnt- ment fails to cure you, in to IA days' eVG' Eu-Wd-fr
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men and women as well. Before describing the exercises it may be said that thear over-rated.
 There Is an unfortunate tendency in these modern athletic times to turn boys and girls loose in gymnasiums and allow them to exercise without any competent director. As a consequence many a boy makes impossible the very thing he aims to attain--a fine physique. He develops some part of his body disproportionateiy to the rest. and becomes muscle-bound before he reaches manhood. or he sub- jects his immature body to some violent exercise that results in a strain from which he may never fully recover.
 Do not think that you must have dumb
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bells. Indian clubs, or pulley-weights to get strong. Let every boy remember. for this should appeal especially to boys, that some of the strongest men in the world have developed their great physical pow CT without the aid of gymnastic para phernalia of any kind, but simply by such simple exercises as I will explain.