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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
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l ~>>SRkS Va 4A>JSA . VAAAO was II
town Monday on business.
&C. A. Peterson was business Wis
itor in Lamont last week.
j Harry Confare was a guest o
friends at Coggon Monday.
Mrs. ]. A. Strickland is a guest o
relatives in Earlville today.
-. H. Trewin of Cedar Rapid.
is business visitor in the city to
day.
&c. w. Reichen and Rev. Melcher
of Ryan We're visiting in town Mon
bday.
chas. 3. Gleason of Waterloo
was business caller in town Mon
day.
Henry Acers and Reed Hayder
were visitors in Cedar Rapids last
week.
Mrs. s. K. Myers and Mrs. Rey.
nolds are guest of friends in La.
mont.
Il .
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Crosier were
over Sunday visitors with friends at
Coggon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Cowles were
over Sunday guests of relatives in
Lamont.
Mrs, Hubert. Carr and daughters
were guests of relatives in Waterloo
last week.
-Gldner Bros. advertise sweater
coats for men and boys. Read what
they have to say.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hoag of Month
cello were over Sunday guests of
relatives in town.
The regular meeting OF the city
council will be held next Monday ey-
ening. November 1s.
w. s. Dantord and Glen Danford
of Cedar Rapids were business visit.
ors in town Saturday,
Carl Rabenau was up from Mon
ticello over Sunday as guest Of his
father, ]. W., Rabenau.
Mrs. lobe Husmann and Mrs.
John Pope of Coggon were visiting
friends in this city Monday.
The barber shops of the city are
to close at eight o'clock on wednes-
day evenings beginning October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Austin of
Buxton, Iowa, are the parents of a
baby boy born Friday, October 8, 1905
Miss Mable Davis, who is attend
ing school at Fayette. was guest
Of relatives in town over Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Long and Mrs. A. C..
Carter left this morning for Daven-
port to attend a meeting of the w.
c. T. U.
Clark satterlee opened new
restaurant on North Franklin street
last Thursday under the name OF
Liberty Cafe.
The Manchester High school foot
ball team was defeated by similar
aggregation at Waterloo Saturday by
score of 16 to 0.
Kline & Wright occupy consider
able space in this weeks issue of
The Democrat. Read what they have
to say about mems shoes.
Dick" Burke, who was catcher
for the Manchester base ball team
during the past season, was at
Greene: Iowa. last week playsng-e-a
series Of games.
Mrs. p. G. Jewe-t, who has
been visiting at the home of G. w.
Snyder in Prairie township during
the past week, returned to her home
in Monticello Monday.
III yesterday is "a forecast of
what is coming later on, before
next spring we will have all the
north pole experience here in Iowa
that any reasonable person enn de-
sire.
The first killing frost Of the sea-
son fell Monday night, October IL,
and Tuesday was quite cold for this
season of the year, the thermometer
standing close to the frost line at
midday.
Mrs NJ. H. Williston, who is DR.,
H. NJ. Bradley's aunt. Is. going to
keep house for the Doctor and help
care for his two little motherless
girls. Mrs. Williston will make an
admirable foster mother.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
REMOVE REMAINS TO eELolr,
WISCONSIN,

The remains of Ben Keller and
son were removed from the local Gem
etery, Saturday, to Beloit, Wisconsin,
where Mrs. Keller now resides. Mr..
Keller will be recalled by his Man,
chester friends as having conducted
a shoe store for many years in this
lcity. 4.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
HUNTERS LICENSES.

The cold weather the past weel
has made the local sportsmen thin
Of purchasing hunting licenses a
the county auditors office accoydin
to a recent law which was passed b,
the legislature. The following is
list Of those securing licenses durin
the past week:
Fred Brady, Greeley.
John G. Cattron, Earlville.
Claud Bloodsworth, Greeleya
Bert Cole, Colesburg.
G. E. Crosier, Manchester.
Chas. Cawley, Manchester.
Earl Diesch, Earlyille.
Joe Duschner, Earlville.
w. d. Davis, Edgewood.
Fred barrow, Delhi.
Chas. e. Dettbarn, Earlville.
Floyd barrow, Delhi.
Clifford Fischer, Manchester.
w. E. Gibbs, Earlville.
Arthur Hutchinson, Manchester.
B. Hood. Dundee.
d. B. Hess. Greeley.
Roy Kimball, Manchester.
Alvin Koopman, Dyersville.
Joseph G. Lee, Dundee.
H. v. Lechtenberg. Dyersville.
9. H. McGinnis, Manchester.
Phil Pawley, Manchester.
]. G. Porter. Ryan.
F. R. Porter. Ryan.
Ed Porter, Ryan.
Frank 4. Palmer, Earlville.
Frederick Rogers, Hopkinton.
Harry Smith, Manchester.
Paul sohr, Manchester.
Fred sellner, Earlville.
Lyle Sutton, Delaware.
j. B. southall, Manchester.
Earl Torrey, Masonville.
G. A. Thibadeau, Earlville.
Geo. L. Tibbitts. Hopkinton.
Howard Westlake, Earlville.
w. G. Wilson, Delhi.
Edward Wendell, Manchester.
Harry Whitman, Manchester.
Dan Williams, Manchester.
G. g. White, Hopkinton.
| w. l.. White, Hopkinton.
1 Altogether there have been 5
hunters licenses issued since the ne
law went into effect.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
THE DUBUQUE pREssYrERY.

The twenty-eighth annual meeting
of the Presbytery synod of Iowa will
be held in Dubuque October 10 to %.
An extensive and interesting pro-
gram has been planned for the occa-
sion and large attendance is ex-
pected.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
GOES 10 harvard.

Thomas r. Holbert, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A, B. Holbert of Greeley, left
Thursday afternoon for Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, where he is to enter
the Harvard Law school.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13

Mrs. Sarah francisco Griffith OF
Newark, New Jersey, was united in
marriage to Fred c. Atwater of this
city, on last Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. j. F. Moore, pastor of the
First Congregational church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Atwater intend to make Man
chester their future home.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13

Mr.. Charles Guilbert Caller. and Miss
Jennie Coolidge of Edgewood sSwere
united in marriage in this city on
Friday, October LIST. They departed
the same day for Kalamazoo, Michi-
gan, on wedding trip and will, re-
side on a farm northeast of Edge
wood.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13

A farewell party was given in hon
or Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Johnson at
the Fish hatchery last Wednesday, as
they are to remove to Washington,
d. c., in the near future.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13

The members of the Sophomore
class of the Manchester High school
enjoyed Friday evening at the home
of Miss Aletha Acers. two miles
north of this city.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
SOCIAL.

The senior class of the Manches.
ter High school were very pleasantly
entertained by Miss Marion Blake al
her home in this city Friday evening
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13
Sweater Coats
For
MEN and BOYS.

No garment in a Mems and Boys
clothing store has greater popularity
than the Sweater Coat Neither is there a
garment more practical or useful than the
Sweater Coat. They are made to fit close
and will give more protection than coat.
Our line comprises, in plain colors,
Gray, Red, Blue, White, Havana and
Green. In combinations we have Oxford
and Red or Navy, Oxford and Brown and
Oxford and Green.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1909-10-13

Mems Sweater Coats, $500 to SOC.
Boys Sweater Coats, $3.50 10 Soc.
Notice them in our window this
week. Get to know us.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
ATTITUDE OF BRUSH THREATENS THE
FOUNDATION OF BASEBALL STRUCTURE

see the Naiinasi league hassssil
.eaaaai has bahhsi % aEain despite
lhs efforts Of tho mogsis 20 tssp Il
ausa.
Thess sisa russ u haasisll
should have fudWu better. q as
a as4t ol.sa and shai that theif =.
forts TO ahiieNash the crpukedaess
suaid result 10 the newspapers
matlnK hefcniean efforts 10 ieafn
the truth Noe they appreciate r.
~ cf4msf tor Crrkmefi a. the
oase NAY b.. physician 70 ihs
Gianis. is aid 10 b. he man sho
offered t1tae 20 he umplfes 70
Tires games 10 his paiiehia
fehE 7 iffash owner loatsnsihifi
o. he Nee 1ark team. but really
maaihrises inf Anty Freedman. De
eiArea he hss nothinr 10 Nay about
The report that CFamer attempted
70 hrits the umplrea
ia Aks 20 ASA WHY NJ. J r
nrush has nothing 10 sayf
Il siikas ne The people uto hanf
over fhsir feaf hiis 10 49, thu Giants
ns4fnfm are eniitisd 10 tnoH WHY
BE- has u1thiHE 10 ray.
Ths Aatianai icaEls has a fiEht
70 khss WHY be has soothing 70
say
Ths SaiianAi commission. the 50
called court q last resort has The
right. and u hasn't I, should a..
suns the right. TO know WHY be
has nothing 70 aay,
This attitude Of Brush eompels
suspicion Il makes no think be
has nothing 70 s.Y hscanse be fears
that hf ope1inE his moath be MAJ
put HIS foot into u.
ID ike 10 ash Mr. Brush this
question. putiiciyi
Have Yoa nothing 10 say beeaass
yoa KNOW uho cramef represent
ed. and are yoa tryins to protect
the mAa higher up uhen yoa re.
/ fuse 10 discuss The seandalF
IT'S eunrsdsd cfMmer is the goat
( Ia Tho cords of some citizens. be is
the -fail guy for the msn whose
money be handled In The hoN eels.
srafsd episode
AID SHOULD THIS be PER.
MfTrEDf
10 oaa eAa b svcn reasonably
certain that sny zane played IN The
Sationsi league Il on The isssi=-
least Of all the Games In which the
Giants participate, ~ long a. Brush
maintains bis I have notkiax 10
say aftftads.
The strenrth u baseball Hes IN
ifa honesty. This Il now assaulted
and assaulted strongly. Sofhiaf tal
an open Investigation viii elafifY
the Situation and safisfy the pabile
Ard the public is 10 b. saiisfied
The pnbiie'a cash males the tame
possible. Il THIS policy of corsfihE
NJ is permitted. u uill rot b long
before NJ 0cneFsi Public vii paas
10 baseball. a. b. has fake FOOT
races and other professional sports,
By which time the ihick.hsaded.
InaneY mad magnatea utii come out
u ihslr ti.ace ard appreciate that
honesty Is the beat policy. stea Il
The phrase Il roFn threadbsrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
SPORTING NEWS
JOHNSON DENIES
REPORT

SAX rItAsrfseO Nay t-iaes
Iahnsaa denied ~ fsreri tnat -
had called 1T hls asishOsiih star
~ Kstfbei 10 a letter 70 pfaHnaier
Caffraih. mz1s pablis tlisT Iha
tiacs ctamai7n utais in fep'y p
letter ffsm ffs promoter 10
made a flsia uI4f . he narfu caiis.l
~ fha nfht kstfhsi and tiaifflfl
fauif tifHia taiaa9Hf fi|a4s - "a
a. forfeit Tha lqtisf ffqu john
on follows
Your iefisf received. and I'D o..
ply ~ ssyihE that you masi ~.
nina an tfs negafapef tais Ais2i !
Ketehai had mfsef Hiil most
osftainii b. o. hand In lime TO W
match
q AT for EnEiand fhs SIN. sna
uln b. haeE late To- fhs summer
an fssiinF fInss Daing a little rqad
eofs sqsfY daF Nqthinn nsa inndh
- vii riass aith slnfrai frsaf1s
from ny aifs sad szH 10 fqu- Re
.rsmtsf M kinflT 70 Az ihn b1ls
Tsufs sfIT Truly
JACK JOHNSON
p 81 util sssp m touch Hitt
you ia lie future. ldttiaE y9u kn9E
thsfs am ati what's dpins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
ABERDEEN HAS NO CHANCE
IN THIS LITTLE MIx-UP

Tasf unfk eli afaanf - fisussnf
80 ~ SAM ~ aszftis feziaf11f
~ thf saafa x .
gf4rEa EkIfau stsEHaa A. asaai lu
r. sans. EsftinF = iisaasF. aHa eta
ais tnt tsafirE 4 Hins si1H gla O.
sort taaitis staftet thaEa "
r1ftihK i1uf uftf n ne FISH sfsnta.
4fi1h Ia & uiaafuft fadf ~ Finsef
ff44 fhflf qIudnsatA fhsH fh11
a1lfafr ffirk iH tha asat - fais
Ga 80 NEE fuus n ths ttni
csfF "a aneftaf uiek - srif'1F
to note rlaa IN TIE fhird af'1
nsf saf'tnrL fhrg Hfahtsi sreifrf
rsakinE tfr Halfr g IL fi= rll
~ ~ thifl Iaainx ktafiesn naarei
ers fal |f| a. nsIt innirE and fall-
- - aHaft Fuainsf aHfn TIE nrsf
81 fha niafA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
OFFICIALS UNDECIDED
AS TO RACES NOT RUN

r1prrintendent Il The = A. G, 10
doubtful uhsiAsf al u The risiiins
aihiaiss can - tFuaght back IT.
apothef trial Ths iutgsa IN ne
MarhfhQn rare yesterday awarded
ffst pfias 10 y. L. taekaqn " ne
q A. q. aho As 4 Yard IN ad'
snnrs At the tinns u fhs accAient.
and who finiahad ahsad. even after
Dozens u people refs pfseipifAtef
upon he head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

crsdie. owusr Il the Portland team
u the Faeific Coast league. after
giving the qu~sfioti much thought
I have S-stfea to present passes
o ti,s pfsachsrs aid The judge To-
day When The ide4 first pfeaentcc
itself ! paid httle etfeusiqn 10 a.
thinking that tire elsfKY might turn
No down arm now inclined 20
thins that ne passes eauia b tr-
cepfssi. - ! shall offer ena 10 syery
minister N Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
DOUBTFUL ~ srHlETEs CAN
90 nRoUonr BACK TO
pIsisH EvENrs.

offeiair ef the r A. c. have ma
chms to a dseiaian a. 10 shat sin
- dane Nlth ~ unfinished - eas
itlss usre interrupted - ths sudden
faftinf q iha railina a Tire armofT
fhufs8aY niEht Major inFiis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
EVERYBODY AND
HIS AUTOMOBILE

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re. tHs aitqrasy.
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fan1s Re His asw ffankiin frosa So +.
~ last saturday Als nafalns = .
- efiiadsr eaf. snd ~ rspsr,s 81
s1fsilenf ffig.
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l4ml4s Electric car iasi ueak
NJ John y NsiAns traFsiiHs
a issiaaa for ne 81 " FfsHkiih
s5sananY. vas 10 seattle fer 3 iss
taFa thia waek H. reports that
{ 6ssiaass 10 gfsk threas saai tes
state. ard ~ many ttist 4rs afta 3
fais animated
NJ T. A. Bennett. ownsr q fHs
NaatA Iakina ltdlaa. fpakane. fdrt-
ara snA sasiils stores. vi = in
tie city O. aatsfiaT sn bis fsNalsi
NIP srpuns TIE ageneies
On Apfii "a q stgdtafa Dayton
eaf Naisi Is ven The Stock FREE
fafsaii Look -ouf Nountain siiH.t 4
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safI4sHuaial ton to his effeet SO re-
eeiraa - tie y A. Bennett tranHh
stot4 On Broadway this week
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,san lie = A nsnnssi eamp4nY q
/ thif city this week TIE or Niii
- shiHHsd Immediately. Another
] s54retlsssf q thls type q Gar ard IN
n respects similar 70 the sns af-
dsrfd - NJ Wagner. uaf Bought
& - NJ y Tucker, % Vancouver.
In q A thifa dsai for Rec Ioarins
{ car as eaupietsd with 1rs " /
flrfsr o. Gle Eiiam- al during TIE
past few daya
Ffeserirh FrwsI 81 the Efwen
[ I.anu ana Trust company Of this ely
ordered : 30 " p Cadillac 10 carr
ftvs rasssnFsrr from the firirhaig
ana Fsan company q East Pike 4
. fsa dzFf nEu. On Thur sllaf tHf
rAras firm delivered TO Z ". Rosa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
LINCOLN HIGH is
THE VICTOR
DEFEATS BROADWAY BUNCH
oF BtaEntLL PLAYERS
BY 9 TO O.

IN a Fafns void o. striismeat
ofh~r than that tua OLD Classmates
who played together On The furfasr
seattla championship hasshail team
Wars plttsd aE8insf each other ~
me boz. Lincoln high beat pfoAa-
way Z to yesterday. srhnuis
pitched swell hsli for Lincoin. and
Annsw hsia the slab for Broadway
Hs vas not IN thu besf u form. II
The pinfhes The Broadway bunch
faiisd 10 give Eiit esikt suppcft. eiih
difssff1tIs feniiia
scare b. lnnlnEs
Broadway - e8teteoo-t
Lincoln ..4.44sf9e -
Summary Thfse-hasa hit--AH.
nsa. Two-tAas hit MhKuifa HAf-
rifles hits iisinsnHsy 4 Stolen
taaes ceassnsy. Andsrsoa. Ms
xuirs. El'iaft. fsqnnsfa Z BASES On
halle or kxp@W = on Hchmufz 4
sfrurk eaf ~ AEuew A. b
schnlnfs Ie. via pitch schmuts
H. Passed f1ails-Hset J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

The EsFatona eaiared team viii
pihY . douhis header game Handay
~ Neadianf park With the Aihs
WfiFhtf ans Hrars = HerNerts -
10 ard ! neinEk hsunref. Leroy
nunay. Batteries. Percy and Ira
Sarrts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
SEATTLE TESTIMONY
Proves the Wonderful Merit Of Doan's Kidney
Pills Willing Statements OF Residents
OF Our Own City. This Is Proof
that You Can Verify.
Third Avenue North

J. Prenatt. al Third AZ. n.
Seattle, Wash. says The relief
obtained from Doan's Kidney
Pills over three years ago has
been permanent, and ! therefore
oheerfBlly confirm the statement
! gave IN favor of this remedy
at that time For two years I
had attacks Of backache and my
kidneys were ~ weak that the
least cold I contracted settled IN
them. making my condition
worse. Deans kidney Pills, pro.
cured A. the Kennedy Drug Co.
promptly disposed Of the pains
IN my back and regulated tho
kidney ssefstians. A. the present
time there IL not a sign ~ nay
former trouble remaining
advise anyone afflicted with kid
nsy complaint 70 give Doan's
Kidney Pills trial"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

hsk ary nufcnsaiit esrs
name re PARTIES laf part % IA
ffnt has TIE Ersatest ans
ftfsnEth pr s1uars iaeA. ~
probability 10 ttat he aasssf ~
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asssa ors q tea. g = arcs fs
TASTY that ~ weuia rsist asi =
fka crank shaft. tte tfth1r ~
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natter q ths rtras Esst Fzrs, =
FOR Inch. rhMs up at ths ~
Of the riefCe-ArfaW Meter Ca q,
pauY 4 lev days ako In iht ~
leal and chsmia4l i4hsfztsrfl :,
ordf are kept * The stresxfh d
eomponrnts u all melals ft4t 7
iuta the fIerce e4ft $50
the least imrertaHt eseiz<
search Nan made. accdfdlaklf. A.
Nas fount that the pfIzs ssai = /.
valve srrir -. uhich. On - "a.
machine. Rad shows a sfrszr1
e7Elif POUNDS 70 The a4elr -
Al the time this material ass ~
n for valve spriEEs q as1-s
fe.fH % similar material stft q
ard the nearest 70 u n q rrr :
fuarimoa strength waf a I'm
STEEL trat tested .11.Its p4Er1 .
the square Inca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Are you licking fer ~
hossef See our business -
column
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
East Madison Street

Mrs n. ). Roy. 1909 y Madison
H.. Seattle. wash. says, u
know that Doaua Kidney Pills
are effective IN cases Of kidney
trouble and consequently DO not
hesitate 10 recommend them. I
suffered from SHARP paips across
the small Of my back which
often changed TO a dull. heavy
ache that robbed me Of ali am
billion. I finally procured box
o. Doan's kidney Pills from the
Kennedy Drug Co. as they vera
highly recommended, and must
say that nothing could have
Huited my case better. After
using them the palHs and aches
quickly disappeared and ! fsit
a. n ! had been given nav
lease Of life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

and Blair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

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taff 80 r. f.a f-s -.
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SEATTLE EVIDENCE
East Denny Way

Henry Osborne, stisH East
Denny way. Seattle Wash.
says; several years age J
suffered from kidney trouhis
and l had Intense pains IN NJ
small Of my back which wefe
aggravated when I stopped Of
lifted. The kidney seereiions
were disordered and their ne
quent passage caused me nue.
annoyance An acquaint.nt
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A BAD BACK MAKES LIES JOURNEY tiAR[

Backache and kidney and bladder dis
more common in every walk of life. It's due
and strain of modern living. The kidneys a
keep up with their never ending task of filter
back comes backache, dizzy spells, urinary
pain when STOPPING or lifting, rheumatic twill
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Burdens Lifted from Bent Backs

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neglect often results in a fatal case
disease or stone in the kidneys. st
the weakened kidneys with boa
the remedy that is endorsed by
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