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The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-06
GERMAN SCHOOL BENEFIT.

The play given by St Joseph's Young Mems society last night was most successful both from a social and financial standpoint. The play "tn the Shadows of the Rockies" a romance of the golden west, was in three acts by Frank H. Bernard, and was very ably acted by the following
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-06

Circle theater engagement, the inlmita- ble comedians Yorke and Adams in the new musical comedy in two acts,
 Playing the Ponies" by Aaron Hoff- man, author of Bankers and Brokers. !"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-06
NEW HAVEN.
Uncle Toms Cabin" Presented for
 One Night.

Al Martins Uncle Toms Cabin" was presented at the New Haven thea
The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-06
THE NEW BRIDGE AT CAIRO.

The play was given for the beneh of the new German school.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12
Death of Mrs. Johnston.

A telegram was receive here
Tuesday announcing the death in
Richmond of Mrs. John w. Johnston,
mother of DR.. Geo. Ben Johnston,
which occurred Tuesday afternoon at
the home of her daughter, VI rs Henry
&. Lee, Mrs. Johnston was at one
time resident of Tazewell. She was
born at Thorn Springs, now Pulaski,
Va. She was the daughter of Gov
renor John Floyd, of Virginia; her
mother, Letitia Preston, being the
daughter of General Francis Pretson,
of Revolutionary fame, and sister of
General John b. Floyd. Seven men,
bers of her family were Governors OF
Virginia and fifteen were members of
the United States Senate.
Besides DIR. Johnston and Mrs.
Lee, she leaves one son, Colonel
Joseph b. Johnston, and two daught-
ers-Mrs. John Il. McMullin, of
Baltimore, and Miss Coralie John
ston, of this city.
The interment was at Wytheville
yesterday.
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Burke's Garden.

Burke's Garden, Va, June 10.
Mr.. +. Nj. Moss had the misfor-
tune TO find his nice saddle horse
dead in the pasture, one morning
last week.
Master Trubie Meek is breaking n
fine pair of export cavles to the yoke
which he expects TO show at the fair.
Mr.. Coyner, of Waynesboro, Va,
spent from Friday until Tuesday
with his daughter, Mrs. A. :.
Greever.
Messrs Roy Meek, from Roanoke,
and Oscar Moss, from Emory, were
welcomed home Friday and Saturday
On last Friday evening, Rev. and
Mrs. ID. T. Miles, held reception
at the parsonage for their house
guests, the Misses Miles from Texas.
The young people enjoyed a pleasant
social evening and were refreshed
with banana punch and cake. The
out of the Garden guests were the
Misses Bowen, Mrs. II. G. Bowen
and DIR. Bowen.
Rev. s. o. Hall conducted the
funeral services of Mr.. Stuart Bowen
in town Sunday morning, and for
that reason Rev. E. Richie called
off his appointment and preached for
us, meeting his appointment in
town Sunday night.
Clint n. Barnes came over Satur-
day and stayed until Monday with
his aunt, Mrs. 1. NJ. Moss, who ac-
companied him to town.
Mr.. Burkes, of BIuefield, was
here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Cooper, who has been
spending while with Mr. and Mrs.
II. Nj. Lawson, returned TO Wythe-
Vile on Monday. Mrs. Cooper is a
great favorite in the Garden.
Mrs. Mike CasseIl is still i'm town
under medical treatment.
Miss Dora Meta Meek will be at
home TO number OF friends ON
Thursday from 3 until O'Clock.
Mrs. Whitman is quite Ill at the
home near town.
Madams Laura Suiter and Leila
Neal, both of Bland county, are here
with relatives.
1t is hoped that Messrs Haw ley
and Henly will succeed in rejuven-
ating the telephone line in oul
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12
Not q Confederate Veteran.

We stated in the last issue of the
News that James III. Price, who was
to have been hanged at Lebanon on
last Wednesday, was a confederate
soldier, which fact impelled a large
Lumber of Russell county people to
sign petition to Governor Swanson
asking for reprieve for thirty days,
which was granted. 1t has develop
ed, upon the Investigation of the
of the confederacy at Leba-
non last week that Price is not a
confederate soldier, having never
been in the ranks of the armies of
the confederate states. A ma jority of
the signers OF the petition did so
with the understanding and belief
that Price was soldier of the lost
cause. The Governor has been ap-
pealed to, but what action, If any,
he will take, has not been made
known.
The crime for whichPrice was SEN
fenced to be hanged has been recited
in these columns.
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Burial of Arthur Lawren ce

The remains of Arthur Lawrence,
whose death was reported i'm the last
Issue of this paper, were buried on
Friday afternoon last in the Maple
wood Cemetery. The ceremonies were
conducted by the Masons, TO which
order the deceased belonged, and
were solemn and impressive. a
large number of friends and relatives
OF Mr.. Lawrence were present, and
the depeest sympathy was expressed
for the stricken young wife and her
three small children.
James Arthur Lawrence was a son
of James Lawrence, of North Taze-
well. He was well known and high
ly esteemed here. Since he had be-
came man he had prospered in
business, and besides life insurance
policy of SO, 900, leaves also some
thing from his business. At the time
of his death he was in the meat busi-
ness at Williamson, w. Va. The
cause of his death as certified by his
physician, was acute congestion of
the brain. He was sick only few
days.
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Wedding at StowersviIIe
StowersVille,

Stowersville, Va, June 10.
Miss Ada Simpson was united in
the holy bonds of matrimony TO Mr..
Thomas Davis on June 3rd, Rev. s.
w. Bourne officiating.
The bride and groom left imme-
diately after the ceremony for Ath-
ems, w. Va, where they expect To
make their home.
. a number of boys and girls visited
the Cave near Stowersville Sunday
afternoon, and all reported IA fine
time, especially those who went ino
the cave.
Mrs. j. A. Muncy and two little
daughters, who have been visiting
relatives in the community, returned
to their home Saturday.
The Sunday School is getting along
nicely at this place, with an enroll
ment OF 6S scholars.
Rev. w III. Walker and family
of West Virginia have been visiting
relatives and friends around Showers
willie for the past ten days.
Mrs. G. T.. Compton and son,
Raleigh, were visiting their relative,
j. +. Showers, of Grapefield, last Sat-
urday and Sunday week ago.
The main occupation is picking
Strawberries, cleaning out the weedy
corn and gardening.
Misses Cora and Gertrude Fox
were the guests OF Misses Mary and
Bessie Robinett Sunday.
Rev. w. II. Walker preached an
excellent sermon at Mt. Nebo last
Sunday.
Miss Ella Compton entertained a
number of her friends Saturday night
among whom were Misses Victoria
Mitchell, Lille Steele, Mamie Greg
ory, Mary and Bessie Robinett /;
Mesrss. Howard Showers, Ed Fox
and George Steele.
j. b. Gregory has a very sick
horse at this writing.
Sheriff G.. w. Showers has been at
Bland for the past week on business.
w. Nj. Robinett, of this place,
attended the soldiers meeting at
Tazewell and reported plenty TO eat
and an enjoyable time.
T. K. Gregory and family spent
Sunday at ]. b. Gregory's.
Mrs. Jim Browns sister and broth
er are visiting in the community at
present.
Mrs. Ora Hoback had luck enough
TO kill rattlesnake while picking
straw berries. She expects TO conquer
her enemies this year.
Luther Showers spent Saturday and
Sunday with his uncle, III. r. Showers
in Burke's Garden.
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Judge A. Thompson

We have received announcement,
through the kindness OF II. ID.
Rogers, of Bethany, Mo-, of the death
Of Judge Archibald Thompson, which
occurred at his home in Livingston
crounty, Mo-, on April 18th. Mr..
Thompson was a native of Thompson
Valley, and moved to Missouri early
in manhood, where he was held in
high esteem. He was Judge of
Livinsgton county for two terms
The st. Louis Christian Advocate,
i'm its issue of May 9th, contained the
following:
Judge Archibald Thompson was
born in Tazewell county, Virginia,
Feb. 7th, 1882, and died at his home
at Lock Springs April 18th, 1908.
Brother Thompson came TO Missouri
in 1857, and settled at Edensburg,
Mo-, where he was married TO
Mildred Peery. To this union was
born ten children, seven of whom
survive. Brother Thompson was con-
verted and Joined the NJ. +. church,
South, at Central Chapel, near Lock
Springs, in 1894, and from that date
he has lived an earnest, consecrated
Christian. He raised a good family
that means something in this age.
Peace be to him forevermore.
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Bailey NOwS
Bailey. Va.

Bailey, Va, June 4.
Miss Mabel Brown, one of Frank
lin counties most popular young
ladies, returned To her home near
Rocky Mount, on Monday, after n
two weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. j.
B. Wagner.
Miss Ella Wagner has been visit
ing in Abb's Valley for n few days.
Mr.. James Doak, Of Davy, visited
relatives here last week.
Mr.. M. 5. Wagner spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. w. Nj. Nash.
Mr.. Henry HARRISON was visiting
friends at Bailey Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Mamie French is still very
III with appendicitis. There has
been no operation performed.
Quite an interesting game of base
ball was played on Bluestone Satur-
day evening between Graham and
Bluestone. Score 10 TO 10 I'm favor of
Graham. The Bluestone boys can
play ball, but should know better
than play Graham, as they are ball
players with a reputation at stake.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12
WRECK AVERTED
ON THE CLINCH
Cross-Tie Placed on Track lust
Before Train Was Due-An
Italian Arrested.

Passenger train No. 5'~came near
having serious wreck near a tunnel
this side of Cedear Bluff on Monday.
A crosstie was placed on the rack
Just around sharp curve, where the
engineer could not have seen il in
time TO stop, but was found by
Grover Davis, who happened along
just before train time, and removed
1t. An Italian, the only man known
to have passed along the road just
before train time, was arrested by
section foreman Patrick, and tried by
Squire Mcclure, but was released for
want OF proof. The train had "A mar
row escape from serious wreck.
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Shot Through Church
Blusetone, Va. June

Biusetonc, va, June I'D.
Our weather prophet says summer
has come; we are glad TO hear IL.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Summers strarted Sat
unday for visit To her daughter,
Mrs. Mcdowell Mt East Stone Gap,
and son. Rev. g. w. Summers at
Glade Spring.
Mrs. J. b. Shannon Is visiting rel
atives at Rural Retreat.
Great indignation was caused by
some of the rough element shooting
through Ebenezer church Saturday
night. a reward of S25. % has been
Offered by the leading members of
the church for the arrest and conVic-
tion of the guilty person.
Mr.. Sidney McMullin and Miss
Geogie Shrader were quietly married
at the home of the bride Tuesday,
June 2nd, Rev. Addington officiating.
A merry party, consisting of Wiley
Hale and sister, Bessie, Emory Sum-
mers and sister, Virginia, visited
Grafton and Burke's Garden Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Lydia Reynolds visited at
the home OF Il. +. Scott last Satur-
day.
Rev. Cartright preached To large
and appreciative congregation at Eb-
enezer Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney McMullin
attended church at Springville Sun
daV.
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Home Missionary Society at
Cedar Bluff
Cedar Rlnn. Va In.

NONoh blult, Va, June III.
Mr.. III. RepaSs and sons, of Pike
Vile KY, are visiting relatives and
friends at Cedar Bluff, and inciden-
tally doing some fine painting.
MrS. w. Z. Cecil entertained the
ladies of the Home Missionary So
ciety of our town Tuesday afternoon
in royal and pleasing manner. Az
ter the devotional exercises were
over the members were Invited into
the tastefully arranged dining room,
where refreshments, consisting OF
sandwiches, pickles, lemonade and
ice cream and cake were bountifully
served from the dining table, which,
With its floral decorations, was a
beauty, the large floral letters Nv.
III. NJ. $, worked with crimson
roses occupying the center. Every
one went away delighted with the
entertainment.
Rev. j. II. King, our Methodist
pastor, is very busy man these
days, securing homes for delegates.
ana arranging Tor the approaching
district conference which Will con-
Vene at Richlands June 2nd.
Rev. J. Ezra LinkouS has been
appointed and commissioned post
master ut Indian, the future
name OF our Office, To succeed Mr.. w.
i. Cecil, who resigned when the
name OF his Office was changed.
Miss Carrie Mcclure, one OF Cedar
Bluffs popular young ladies, return
ed TO her home here today after ten
months absence at the home OF her
brother, DR.. JAS. a. Mcclure nj
FarmersVille, Texas.
Quite number of prominent
Paint Lick farmers and graziers were
here yesterday with their teams de-
livering and shipping their wool.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12
Stray Hog

A hog, barrow, black, with white
feet, white stripe in his face, a
small white spot on left side of his
neck, smooth crop off right ear,
weight about rs pounds, came to my
place short time ago. Owner can
get same by proving property and
paying for his keep and this notice.
G.. q. HALL.
Asbury, Va, June 8, 1908.
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Funeral of Mary Cosby Trigg

The funeral of Mary Cobsy Trigg,
who died last Saturday, of pneumo-
MIA, was held Sunday afternoon at
the Bethel NJ. Il church in Graham,
and was one of the largest funerals
ever held by the colored people in
Graham, between five and six hun
dred sorrowing friends and relatives
completely filling the church to pay
their last tribute to the memory of
the dead. A large cortege also fol-
lowed the remains to the last rest
ing place in Maple Hill Cemetery. A
large number of colored people from
Bluefield, Tazewell and Pocahontas
attended the funeral. The deceased
had only been sick about three weeks
She was born on August 30, 1885 and
was married To James ID. TTigg
March %, 1907. She was dutiful
wife and lived consistent Christian.
She leaves a husband and one child i.
James II. Trigg, and four sisters,
Sabree Holley, Letitia HolIey, Lizzie
Holley and Josephine Holley, also
leaves a father, Oscar Hollcy and six
uncels, Beverley, Ben jamin, Felix
and TruXton Warren, all of Taze-
well; James and Holt Warren of
Graham.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
w. III. Pleasant, the pastor of the
church of which she was n member.
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OFFICERS FOR
TAZEWELL u. C. v.
Major TyneS Elected Comman-
der and Delegates Appointed
to Re-Union at Birmingham

AT rendezvous OF Brown-Harman
Camp, L. G. VS. held on June 3rd,
1905, i'm the Court House at TazeweIl.
by order OF Major A. j. Tynes, COM
mander. The following officers were
elected and a reenrollment effected rs
follows:
Major y. J. Tynes, Commander;
L Whitman, LIST Vice Commander:
Captain G. y. Fudge, 2nd Vice
Commander; n w Kiser, Adiutant;
Captain j II Ward, Quartermaster
Captain j IL Whitley, Sargeant-
Major; Judge : G Graham, Treas
urer; DIR J r. Gildersleeve, Surgeon:
Rev Tyler Frazier, Chaplain John
w Booth, Sergeant. Executive Com
mittee--Judge $ G Graham, Hon A
81 Clair and ID + Thompson.
Delegates To tue 18th reunion at
Birmingham, beignning June Q.
Joshua Cole, Joseph Rose, J A G.
Harman and Charles Scott.
a total of go veterans were enrolled.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12

Pocahontas elected municipal
officers last Tuesday. There was only
one ticket in the field. The successful
candidates and votes polled by each
is rs follows:
Mayor w. II. Graham, l25.
Couucilmen-A. j. Doss, 1l5; NJ.
Bloch, III; Il. j. Elicit, 112; J. +.
Ward, 81; Alex Smith, lI3; J. w.
II. Lawford, 1913; III. G.. MuIhol-
land, ll9; Dir. l.. J. Stump, 80.
A total of l2S votes were cast and
of these l26 were counted, two being
thrown out on account of being de-
faced.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-06-12
NO CONTEST FOR
TOWN OFFICES
Pocahontas, Richlands and Gra-
ham Elect Council, Mayor
and Treasurer.

and Treasurer.
One hundred votes were polled in
the municipal election held In Gra-
ham on last Tuesday, only four of
which were defective and destroyed.
j. Nj. Smith was elected Mayor with
out opposition. j II. Morton and II.
II. Palmer for Treasurer. Mr.. Palm
er has been candidate for office
three times In Graham, and on each
occasion the election resulted i'm n tie.
IL is not known what course viii be
pursued in determining who shall be
in charge of Graham's ) finances.
The following is the vote for
councilmen the first seven named be-
ing elected and the eighth and
ninth tied:
J. b. Graham, rs; II. c. Galloway,
"A; w. l.. Nash, 5S; w. l.. Burton,
75; John Walters, 81; l.. Il. Hunter,
81; o. f.. Metcalfe and William
Cole, AZ each II. ii. Mathews, 46; J.
Beverly Yost, 40; :. n. Hufrord, Al /;
J. f.. Baylor, 40; James B. Yost,
IL.
In the case OF Mr.. James B. Yost,
his name through some mistake was
left off the official ballot. >. n.
Hufrord and J. f. Baylor. who
failed Of reelection. were valued
members OF the old council.
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POCahOntaS News.
Pocahontas. Va. Inne I'D.

Mr.. and Mrs. Goe. j. Cunningham
and daughter of Boisservaine. were
I'm the city this week the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Franklin Ward.
Mr.. Luther Summers, who has At
tended school at Randolph Macon
College, Is home.
DIR. j. NJ. Shepard, OF Falls Mills.
was I'm the city this week on bousi-
ness.
Mrs. Mary Cox and daughter.
Louise. left Tuesday for WtyheviIle,
their old home, where they Will
spend the summer.
Mr.. Edwin b. Phelps left Wednes-
day for Pulaski.
Mrs. j. III. McNeer and children
are in Union, w. Va, the guest OF
relatives.
Master Shrewsbury OF Bluefield,
was here Saturday the guest OF Mr..
Luther Showers.
Misses Gertrude Haller and Jennie
Bracy left Friday for Farville, where
they Will attend the finals OF the
lIampden Sidney College. Mr.. ID.
Alexander lIaller, being one OF the
Graduates this year.
Miss Bertha Bloch of Richmond,
Mrs. Sol Snidow and daughter OF
Greensboro, n. c., are in the city To
attend the Gump- Baach wedding.
Mrs. Armstead of Lynchburg, the
mother OF Mrs., Langhorn Lewis Is
in the city.
DIR. &. a. Dennen has resumed his
old position with the Geo. =. Landon
and Co. drug store.
Mr.. John s. Dennen, who Is
studying Cartoon Drawing at the
Maryland University, Baltimore, is
home for the summer.
Messrs Jesse Easely and Langhorn
Lewis attended the Baccelaureate SER
mon of Athens normal school at
Athens, Sunday.
Superintendent VIII. Walters has
moved his family To Pocahontas
from Salem, Va, and Is living at
No. AZ Water street.
Mr.. Judge John Roberts Is
on the sick list and has BEEN con-
fined to his rooms for several days.
Mrs. j. l.. Johnson and children
are in Richmond, the guest of re-
latives.
DIR. Frank II. p. Landon, of Key
stone, was In the city Sunday en-
route home from Charleston, where
he attended the State Pharmaceutical
association. DR.. Landon was at this
meeting appointed State representa-
tive OF the Retail Druggists to the
National Association OF Retail
Druggists which meets at Atlantic
City N. j. in September, 1908.
Judge Henson, who Is holding court
at Tazewell, spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. j. w. Lawford. Mrs.
Henson accompanied the Judge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Carr are the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Crockett
at Boisservaine.
Rev. :. w. Moore is home from
North Carolina, where he attended
the class reunion of Davidson College
Rev. a B Kennedy. who has been
pastor of the Baptist church at this
place for number of years has re-
signed, and leaves July for Colum-
bia, s. c., where he goes as assistant
pastor for one of the largest churches
in that city.
Mr.. NJ. G. Smith manager for the
Bluefield Brewing Co., was in Blue
field this week.
Mr.. Robert Rich, who has been
connected with the engineering de-
partment of the Pocahontas eonsoli-
dated Collieries Co. for some time,
leaves this week for WaitviIle, Mon
roe county, where the resumes his old
position in charge OF that new line Of
the n. and W.whieh work was stopp-
ed several months ago, but has now
been resumed.
Misses Bertha and Gertrude Lam
don are in Keystone the guest Of
friends.
- ECTRlN THE BEST FOR
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Springville News
Sprinvgille, Va, June 10.

Sprinvgiile, Va, June 10.
The Sunday School at this paIce
is progressing nicely. 1I3 members
have been enrolled.
Rev. Isaac Wright will begin a
protracted meeting here Wednesday
night.
j. j.. McMullin and wife are
visiting home folks this week.
The children of A. w. Wallace
have been real sick for several days
ETA and Ennis McMullin and
Roxie Carter attended the ball game
at Bl Bluestone on Saturday.
j. G. Gillespie and family were
the guests of III. Il. Ashworth Sun
day.
j. III. McMulIin and wife spent
last week in BluelieId.
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Important Case
Decided.

Two important decisions were
handed down at this term OF the
court, which will be OF interest TO
the general public. These were:
Meyers VS.. The Southern Express
Co.. for $l6. 20 for the loss OF some
canned goods. Verdict In favor OF
plaintiff. The ease was as follows ::
Meyers moved his household goods
from Pocahontas To TaZewell by ex-
press. He received la receipt for the
goods as lone lot household goods"
and on arrival at TazeweIl the box
of canned goods were short, and the
express company failed TO make good
hence the suit. The court claimed
the goods should have been listed on
the receipt, and each and every ar
ticle specified.
The other case was that OF w. =.
Payne VS.. the N. and w. Railway
co. for goods shipped from North
Tazewell to Cedar Bluff, and which
were not delivered in reasonable
NiiiCs ftiNlCb III ldNOi VI DldlHblI.
The case was as follows: Mr.. Payne
had shipment of goods from North
Tazewell To Cedar Bluff. The shipper
mailed Mr.. Payne bill OF lading
showing that the goods had been re-
ceiyed by the rail company.
Payne lives several miles from the
railroad and after whiting a reaSoua-
bic time for his goods sent his team
TO the station for the same, but was
informed when his team got 10 the
station that his goods had been car
ried by necessitating him to wait an
unreasonable time for his goods. The
court held that the railroad was re-
sponsible for the delay hence Mr..
Payne was entitled to damages.
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Richlands elected municipal officers
also on Tuesday:
j. B. Crabtree, Mayor.
Councilmen w. b. Spratt, G. b.
Neel, A. c. Gardner. Il. A. Draper,
w. Buskill, w T. Farmer
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so, your kidneys are out OF order. Take
DeWitts Kidney and bladder Pills.
They promptly relieve backache, weak
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weak Kidneys. Sold by Jackson.
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