Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 22, 1884, Page 5

» o e g - TllF DAILY BB,E"-()MAHA TUIu.\I)AY. JANUARY 22, 1884, Sanford's Radical Gure FOR CATAR RH From o *simple Cold to Catarrhal Consumption. That prire sweet, rate, ana eectiva Amorican dis. tillatian of Wit h-Tiarcl, Amerho Hine, Canda Fir,| calle h, Eronchitls, Droppings fn the 1.0 of tho Nasal P'assages, Debility, Marigold, and Clover-Bloss 1SANFORD'S RAD nth, Flesh and Sleep cured in the nia 16AL CURY for Catarth, wit ox DATARRITAL ot ity of cases VEXT and one SANPORI'A ) 1xiATER, all in | “Tho cureeffect: d Inmy cae ane packi all drugglsts for §1.00 was 8o remarkablo tha AWk or SAx x without rel t it could not b before Scth J. Thor Geo. ¥ and Constitunal Tre rel, from Sinple Cold {4\ ln-nuul Smell, Taste, and Hearing, Cough Bron. hitis, and_Catadrhal Consumption, fn every pack. | A dged, the nasal pass niealod, breath sw cete well more of the RADICAT, Con than all other catanrh remedies put together, and Thave yet to | “SANFORD'S RADICAL Ccrk gives univeral heat of & case that ft by Kiven the most com- 1 a cuso that it did 1 pleto satisfaction.”—. W. Gifford, Oekal s, Towa, s wcure is performey Andrew Lee, Druggist, Sneeze, Snceze, Snveze, Until vour headseems ready to fly oft; until your ncse and e} os dischargh excossive quantities of thin, irel. | & owe their ‘5 RADICAL 4, without numbs il UL ess to SANFOR tating, watery flid; unthl your head aches, ymouth ad throat parched. and blood at fever h This | ¢ i is an Acuto Cataarh, and ini tantly d by a ‘One of the heat remodies wingle dose, and is pormanontly cured by «ne bettle | for Catarrh, nay, the bes dy we have of SANHOID'S RADICAL CURI lifetime «f Suffcring, is Sax * The only abeoluto speoific wo know of for snecz inge, s nd vhoking catarch, or head ¢ X i8 SANHOI DICAL CUR Medical Times. hrL Ay, but an vnvrwn\.h nted clenrness of voice ulld respiratory organs Sold by all yruggists Potter Drug and Chemi long strugile with uered. "~ Kev., 8. W. taarh your BAnlcar, nroe, Lewisuurg, Price, $1.00. 1Co., Boston, affects the Nervous System LTAIC ELI a hes paine. A pottoct BLEG Y COMBINED with & POROUS PL for 25 Cents. It annihilal vitaliz ) Weak and Worn Out Parts, Strengthens Tired \lll"\lm, prevents Disease, absorbs Poisons from the Rlood, and 1S THE CRY doos moro in lels time than any ul)\~rp|n~nrh\ the world. nh! by all druggists. By mail 2! nts, P Slm‘!lllls NERVE Address . D, & ¢ » Boston L cad PERFEG’I‘ION Heating and Baking In only attained by using "CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges, Wi WIRE GAUIE OVER D& {For sale byl MILTON ROGERS & SONS OMAHA- * OMAHA. NEB o | 1t for THE LEADING GARRIAGE FAGTOHY 1 WHAT ABOUT IT? howas' Eclactric Oil, the Jumb) of Medicines, Heads the column Of unguestionab’e Merit. Atewords’ prints witly Savcs b om serlows suftering. Eepecially estecmed for earachio Causes constaroation to quacks, Tauieness loaves whof it s Earnestly recommended to our roaders Cheera the children—cure croup. Take it for asthm, « rhoumatism ro n fta special plote cure for catareh, The iod. Certain and Original and only . Tr; TLumbago. Tijy top for toothachs ad ncbe. We cannot *in our Judgment: thousands testity Lo those triths, Unequalied by anything of its Xind in the Mark.t. For Bruises, bueng and bites it {3 excellsnt Oporates boneflciall On all wounds. Finds favor in vvery family Monufacturad in honesty. Enterprise and Deep study made 1t what it is Cures colds and coughs almost nvariably. Keep 1t 10 the household. Neuralg'n nover stooil before it. Easy to take —economical —reliable, Staple as salt. Sold overywhere, ITHE GENT[EMRN FROM JAPAN Takes His First Lessun in the Customs of This Conntry. Edwin Bibby and Matsada Sova- kichi Have a Wrostling Match, Resalting in & Victory for the Eng- lishman—Very Quick Work, Nrw York, Jan, 14, - The great Japa- nese wrestlor, Matsada Sorakichi, was thrown in less time than it takes to pro- nounce his name by Edwin Bibby in Trving hall to-night. It was an enormous crowd that filled the main floor and pack- od the broad galleries and nearly every man_represented a dollar--half a dollar for Bibby and fifty cents for the Jap. The atakes, 8500 a side, were to go to the winner, and half an hour before the audience had seen Mr. Sorakichi they were offering five to three that he would lose his £050. The Jap came on in a brown and black checked night-gown, with his white satin laced shoos, red stockings and long black hair done up in a knot. He looked like a woman coming from a bath. He clutched the edges of the silk robe together modestly at his breast and lifted the tail of it to mount the platform exncl- lyas a woman would have done, He found on the platform a chair, towel and pitcher for himseli and the same for $80.000 for E:1- fRegular Monthly Drawing will take place in the Masonic Ifwl, Masonic Temple Buil- ding, in Louisvile, Ky. Thursday January 31st, 1884. ALawfulLottery & FairDrawin s. chartared by the legislatiire of Ky., and twice doclar: ed legal by the highest court in tne State Bond given to Henry Connty in tho sum of $100,000for the prompt payment of all prizes sold. A REVOLUTION IN SINGLE NUMBER DRAWING® £3Fvorv ticket holder hisown supervisor, can call out the number on his ticket and ses the correspond {og number_on the tag placed in the wheel n his prosenco, Those drawings will occur on_tho lasi Mhursday of every month. Read the magnificent January Scheme, 200 Prizes, 500 Prizos, 1000 Prizes, each D Prizos, 500 cach Approximition 100 cach ) u 1875 Prizes. Whole Tickots, $2. Half Tioksts, u 27 Tickets,$60. 65 Ticxets, §. Romit moncy o Bank Draft in l.ethcr, or send by ND BY REGISTERED LETTER until further notice. Or- pross, can be rent at our rs to J. J, DOUGLAS, wed & Sat-&wlst Sw em dumol 5 andun ard by iress all or outsvilio, Ky. <55,000SHARES A BONANZA FOR SALE GHEAP, KICHARDS & CLARKE, CLARKE, Proprietors. Omaha Iron Works U. P. RATuWAY - - Superintendent 17TH & 18TH STREETS Mining Company, of Council Bluffs, I ther particulars, apply to JOHN JARY Brown's Park, For tur- d21-m cod&woeow-2w To those suffering from tho offocte ot youthfal Shadind woakiisse, o &A"n."llnfll mdbnhnlod. oto., ’Wlll'wlll;i)llu [){Dflll-‘l; At 8 0f o and cortain meany of Relf uro.freo of ¢ Bend your address to ¥ G FOWLEH, MOODUS, CONNs ~ T o1 Regenera isaly Bibby, as woll as a padded mattress ar- rangement nailed to the boards to wroatlo upon. Bibby was thore ahead of him and watched him as a cat watches a dog. QUITE DIFFERENT, When Mr. Sorakichi threw aside the edges of his robes and stepped out of it, Bared to the waist he no longer looked like a woman. His fine form evoked voars of applause. His red stockings turned out to have been red drawers surmounted by dun-colored trunks tied at the top with a checked silk handker- chiof that would have made a dude’s eyes water. The crowd applauded and Mr Sorakichi grinned like a darky and arranged his back hair which was done up in a queue with the shape and pose of a rabbit’s tail, He is a very strong man, a little too fat, but with huge, ha calves, broad shoulders, arms all knobbed with bunches of muscle and the neck of lan Atlas. Hin faco was red, but his body was the color of coffee and milk. Bibby is a little man beside him, but what he lacked in size he made up in compactness. His skin is probably no whiter than that of any other cleanly man, but looked like driven snow beside that of his brown rival, “I'nose figures help to convey an iden of the appearance of the men us they stood in front of their chaira towelling 5,000 shares of tho Union Consolidated Silver themselver: Sorakichi-—Age, 23; weight, 170; height, 5 feet 7} 100hes. Bibby—Age, 30 years; weight, 150 pounds; Leight, b feat 4] inches. AT IT. The Jap, when “time” was called, backed up to the wall and squatted down in & manner that opened the Caucasian’s eyes still wider. Then the Jap walked to the middle of the pad, spread his legs, put one pu\m qQn Ln\} klme, and looked as feroalous as a picturé of 2 x5l on 4 first-class ten-box. Next Sorakichi rushed at Bibby like a gust of wind and Bibby grasped him around the neck and awa; they went wheeling, twisting and stumb- ling until they came against the rear wall. Then they parted and came tegether again, and the Jap seemed not only to be the stronger, but to bo getting the best of the Englishman. Suddenly Bibby squirm- ed himself free, turned, caught the Jap on the inside of the left thigh, and on the right shoulder, and sent him with a crash in the direction of Japan. One oriental shoulder did not touch the boards, but it took oul‘,; a little whilg to presg it firmly 'hu do . close of thirty-three seconds after it had began T | twelve or Y {known, He A BlUUDY MURDER. John Bradford NBBI‘]V Decapitated by Josse MoCarty, Patrlck Buokley pitliotl, the Scene of the Tragedy The Murderer in Jail, ‘s Farm, Near Pap- Nows was brought to this city last ovening of a horrible tragedy which took place yosterday morning on the farm of Patrick Buckley, about three miles south- east of Papillion, in which John Brad- ford was chopped to death Ly an axe in the hands of a fellow workman named Jesso MoCarty The two were at work in the woods Bradford had the con- of ground, and felling troes. tract for clearing a piece sub let a portion of the job to McCarty and a man named Cain, who was prosent at the time of the murder, and was the only witness to the blood curdling scene. srding to the story of Cain, ho and MecCarty folled a largo oak tree yesterday morn ing, which Bradford claimed he had re- served for his own use. As the tree fell to the ground, Bradford, who wasin another portion of the field, approached the two men and demanded that they coaso work on the tree, which they re- fused to do. Bradford then bocame en- raged and rushed at McCarty, who was engaged in trimming the fallen treo. Bradford had a large maul in his hands, and as he advanced toward McCarty he raised it as if to strike. McCarty drow back his ax and warned him not to ad- vance, but he paid no attention to the warning and rushed madly at McCarty. Just as Bradford was in readiness to strike McCarty, the ax which McCarty held was brought down upon Bradford’s neck, inflicting a horrible and mortal wound. The jugular vein was sovered, and Bradford was nearly decapitated by the blow. The murdered man did not_speak, but turned and started in the direction of Buckley's house, followed by Me- Carty, still brandishing the ax. 1o walked a distance of fiftoen yards, where he stopped and looked back at his mur- derer, raised his hands in a pitiful man- ner, and fell to the ground a corpse. McCarty at onco hastened to Papillion and gave Nimsolf up to Sheriff Spearman, who, in the absence of the coroner, went A KIND WORD FOR A 400D TAING, fion, for the somach, Try them, BURDOQCK bachims dyspapets, depend upon BLOOD BITTERS ¢ a renndy for scrofola and erysigolas ato un oqualled BURDOCK ;" i andtone upt BURDOC :‘.‘:‘"s:,:a::: fevousnoss and n aro s good a8 ! BLOOD RITTERS are Pleasant to take, quick [o'va) svoat dthorough: Iy reliable. I|IIN|II Il|’|'l'|"l'4 are per bottle and Kuaran. ro is, PECIAL BRGNS In Omaha City, imprdvad and animprove vd property in all parts of the city, Fasy Terms. CHEAPEST LOTS IN THE City of Omaha FOR SALE IN FOSTER, MILBURN & CO., Prop's Buffalo, N.Y. Durham ishistoric. Tt was nontral ground durini thearmistice between Sherman and Holdiora of both armien Alled o tobacco stored thore, and, after tho surrender, marched home. ward, Soon orders canie from Eaat, West, ath, for *more of that clegas ten men ran an unknown Biteham Bull ix the trade mark of this,the best tobacco in tho world. Blackwell's Bul) noking Tobaceo hias the larest smoking tobseco in the worl aply becatse it in tho b have it Trado-mark of the It hord gone for e rack: awre of Hlackwell's Bull Durham Smoking To- o, &k ho wan told, he wouldi't have bien cornered by the bull. to the scene of the murder and took charge of tho remains, and after impan- nelling a jury procecded to hold an in- quest. The only important witness was the man Cain, who was an eye-witness to the horrible scene, and he teatified in substance as above. He endeavored in every way to shield the defendant and make it appear that he committed the act in self-defense. Notwithstanding this, however, the jury found that John Bradford came to his death by a blow from an ax in the hands of Jesse Mec- Carty, and that the act was wilful, Ong of the jurymen remarked, after tho vowtiot had beon rendered, that he dosired to see bir held on generar prin- ciplor. o is regarded in that commu- uity as a very hard case, and the people are grn:nlly wrought up over his atrocious 01‘ “the murdered man very little is moved to Papillion last spring, and has been engngm{ us a farm hand by a number of farmers during his residence there. He was between thirty and forty years of age, and was married. McCarty will have a preliminary hea ing before Jadge Langdon to-day, and will undeubtedly be held to await the action of the grand jury. GRAY'S SPECIFNIC MEDICINES® 18 the first boilt ended at the | TRADE MARic Tix Orxat EXo-TRADE MARK LKl REMEDY. An unfailing oure for Beminal W enk- Taken in Hot Water URES ALDS CONTIVENESS, DIGESTION, RELIKVES IEGULATES HEADACHE, So— THE BOWRIS, 1ea!ih as WE:%‘& th {Fution cinin or tohaceo, - Wakofalness, Mo o, Boftening of the Brain resulting i in- Lo of e in oith orrha s « ono month's tre . for§ by mail pro TARANT thobr: WEST END ADDITION, 150 Lots on Easy Terms, Yates & Reed’'s Addition $240 to 83560 ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. IDLEWILD, On Saunders Street, $650 to $850. SUNNY SIDE. On Califernia St., 85560 to 8700 HORBACHS, PATRICK'S LOWES 18T AND MILLARD & CALDWELL'S Additions on Easy T erms. ARE PROPERTY. HIMEBAUGH'S ADDITION $175 to §275, ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS. BROOKLINE, $150 to $175. ON MONTHLY PaYMENTS. BELLAIR. $100 Per Acre, PARK PLACE, Farms in Douglas and other Coun- ties. Call orsend for new list of prop- erties for sale by this agency. :|SHRIVER & BELL. Opposite Postoffice. s i Hpormnt- With ench order 1 roived byus 8 ness, Spormatore. hea, Impotency, and” all Diseasen that follow as a 00, wo will ‘epompanied antoo to_ro- parchusd our writtan ! money it tho trentms ntoos issued only by l Sorakichi seemed to fall into a_brown stady when ho returned to his chair. The crowd, witl several voices, suggested that ho had bytter rub himself “with o towel, us Bibby Was doing, but the man who jmported’ hiur shook his head, o distur him; he's | percsiberd mption and n P AR of adve Nebraska Cornice ~AND— Ornamental Works MANUFACTURERS OF GALYANIZED IRON CORNICES Dormer Windows, FINTALS, WINDOW CAPS, TIN, TRON AND SLATE ROOFING, PATENT METALIC SKYLIGHT, !ron Fencing! Crestings, Balustrados, Verandas, Officeand Bapk Taillngs, Window and Cellar Guards, Ete. COR. 0. ANDGtn STRE NCOLN NEB, WM. GAISER, Manager, 3T, LOUIS PAPER WAREHOUSE, Graham Paper C 217 and 219 North Maln St., 8t. Louls. WIHOLESALE DEALENS IN -..eill"fl( ih Dack, hlmnmwnl Vision, Prem w8 that lond to Insanity or Con wture Graye. soments Lo 1o DR, FELIX LE BRUNS I PAEVENTIVE AND ()Fll!.ifl; ’OR EITHER SEX. Th femedy bolug Injooted dircotly to the Bese ‘easo, requircs no chango of diot or nauseous norcurial or potsonous medicines to be taken intern much as to sy, “Don't ; thinking,"” oney, when Aruggists from whom the med | it do not \6 the | redind, but rofer you to the manufacturors, and the roquirements aro such that they are seldom, & fl,‘(l:l Jap pranced forward with & broad grw m y)luplhull h. fioo ll‘l.:l:‘mll .St’u\'&’x‘:';”h‘i Mm:‘m his face. Ho banged ono f00F AW O, " Cocout sreibontat s renl merite the stage and assumed the afitrde | ™ -wuanluuunm"rnli:um,‘\u: “have adopted the customary with the people of Japad' whett [yl v " iculars in our pampilot, which ws 46 they ard’ bafancing their children on polgs | "”[h-. hy mail to every £ The Spe- i P [ sife b sand by il druggists at 81 per pack- resting their shoulders. Again e [ 015 1 e . - or will be sent freo by THE SBUOKD BOUR, When Mr. Whittaker ealled th. NI mlflkl.mluglua Py Omlm, m., Mitard tflo F SCHEUERMARN M D"' REJULAR GERMAN Homeopathio Physioian. SPECIALIST OF WOMEN, CHILDREN & CHRONIC DISEASES. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Steam Engines, Boilers WATER WHEELS, ROLLERIMILLS,; Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery i, Curablo casos froeaniced; whero bnuk to the stago. It took only an instant andy stated. Cul or writo, fo pin both shoulders down and the maich w"‘"""“ Frosiaton, Dol Bepied o) B i ness, Merourial and other affections of mmz MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS, INCLUDING THE Qelebrated 'Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS, STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE, BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS, ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. and held him until both fell upon their | mall cii the recoipt of the suffalo, N mpow1plo to contract any private disease) but a the | 10 . m.. and after 8 p. m. Hours—At office, Ne they grappled and the Jap, who had not| = DR H[ T ER nonu{w Prico by uu.u, postago pald, 82 por box, o | danger, b tise of from 2 to 8 hoursy w I I SWRITTEN GUARANTEER this was not counted. tio Jupanese and tho stocky Englishman | 4ty been engstd Jangee tn the trestmont o until suddenly, almost exactly as he had | udall old residents ko, Gonsultation freo Ly dtichs m"om 10, F DAW@ & 00 2 oy flew a$ Blbhy, caught him by the mneck [age, or six packépes t'n.. v, by addressing Ahon ‘1sed as & proventive by either sex, it ir | Hours—At Rosidence, No. 1443 8. 10th s"m.un y S 3 | THE GRA mcuwmrlm 1y i those ulrend d knces. Ay they wero rising to their foot | i dror et b lobes hcomtpioen uiectuzaialy sWisiad o gy | a0 WL st Tloom T fepel A reached his feey, fell as flat as a pancake LML on both shoulders, but, for some reason, DOWNED AGALN. 617 St. CXuillés St., t, Louis, M. | e hym»'m“"”""' There was no intermission. The gigan- IHWULAIIG"'A!JVATI"JI two modicel collegas oo | A Dr.Fe »iund ed CHIONIC, NERVOUS: SKIN AND BLOOD Disoacs, soLman, pulled and hauled and strained away | than othor physician ia a; Touis, a8 city papers shit= dono it beforo, Bibby flung the Jap's | ik, Vheh L slscontcslent to il e o, | £6. F. Gooman, Druggat SN Ao J ( . ront by 1 oxi legs toward the ceiling and_brought his TP e (SUCCESSORS TO DAVIS & SNYDER.] Goverai Dealers (o }QAPERS {'"‘m"“f This bout occupied two minutes and Stove Repa'lr w di ¥ 9 | WHARFING | top yoconds, The Jap had shown the P own the 109 South 14th St. ESTATE 1606PARNAM ST, « %VELOFES,ZOARD BOARD AND agility of a cat and strength of a = T 0. pocial cnsti gllult ke of - PRINTER’S Ho had canght Bibby again and again in | ju 1o | v of ol o oo s on thar gt 11 STOGK true Caucasian locks and grips, but when burn coal, grates, fireback, dampars, &c. constantlyz it Jooked as if ho might have thrown him MARRIAGEWN" i s | oty 7 °1 O4 MY Wb theves aid NN dlothe 47 Cnsh pald tor Rags of ald kinds. it was instantly apparent that he did not ::24': ;!:m:/dlil-l:) know how. WOODARD & BRASFIELD'S Moot osm, o e wncn and | o SOTERI,, i stampy, Imported Beer|, s m. ¥a etk K0 i . "ot UO ant, cheaj nruclo always es the row freely -"1 fast, loepsit rom falling out, arrests and cures Dess, removes dandruf BUCCESSORS 1O JOUN G. JACOES) UNDERTAKERS, ot thie old gtand, 2417 Farnam street. Orders M“Mll'"y attondod Kr uF’ ++s.Omaha, Ale, Porter, Domestic and Rhine| McCOCARTHY & Bum { 'ED. MAURER, 5 1214 Yarnaui. ravs Wine, and LN WAITE M. D., UNDERTAKERS! wieenph saletod 218 14TH STREET, BET. FARNAM . o ——GRAND— AR TR AN 1mproved farms o ‘.‘:' mfl“ Dodge: # a Oure without med. od tasma (oF 4 B E COMBINATION: SALE APOSTTIVEEREE| moomm [ it 0¥ 2wl curo tho Biost OLatinto 044 4O Maber of how Maney loscied on Improved - e Ritanoer v+ Bavarin, | ooy Publio Aivare o ofice: Gorrespoadence 125 Head of Horses,| Gtentle’ Allan's Soluble Medicated Bougies | Culmbacer, - Bavaria, 09 S 0 sushone doses of. Mibebe, copabie, ae.oll of s | EEALKDON Bohemian. EVA 0 BAB i Seventy-five Jacks and Jennets W Y Tfi"'%‘r il thomach. Ercs 9110 Baiver Lk Brecen. 00 f ~five Al iaying tho coutingaof thewomach 'Brice 9100 E ST i omen s v for iroutan? P DOMESTIC. S T E N UGRAP B’ [~} Feb, 14 and 15th, 188:1 I‘IYI'I ow;mm ol ll?‘nm' u?"'filg"”"“’?'?"‘ URE Budweiser. 8t. Louis . AND TYPE WRITHR OPKBATOR. “ g Phis alo willombrace 123 head, indluliog choios beautii l'a l::lllslil \l‘:(; DRExEL & MAU_I: g::'l’auser ; -M.Islt‘nl;\:’:aa ey Siran S L tho 'm"a'm E representations of T Hoadsters. Hamess | LYON’S KATH ATRON, 9| SohlitePilsner . * Milwaukeo. farms ressaiable, B In-w-m.m north m'fi =] (=] ) [ i shing, makes the Mair |— e————" ’ Pl]YSIElaJl & Slll'gfi[m # rong, glvin dg B ERIO WBETLIND 'm. Aoy R ....m\m_‘ AND DOUGT.AS thWe an: prepa;v](l! to furufih"plauqlxzml nah}nluh- s, and will L(mhu t for R i :‘, I:.dsl:; od ob]‘:a!llinglll:nlun ”“‘"“‘“"'x’.‘?‘,,'.?‘,;'.?., oy 'm:u::"” A pakrhe G et o e erection « uring i levatbe fo 5 onwerly of Meroy Hospital, Ch Gt . 3 X 0 UIL Flouring Mills, ‘tn-n‘:slmm !ult}:u ul‘(‘:)l‘e:“sn\lwtmu $ 4 ooy Lhulq,m! spec’i‘a,list :‘e‘:"‘uith:fd\}:zg fl‘mflfim swediflbmfi“ioa’n TOBGIE. TOOLS‘(&O. i . P‘G §"Especial attention giveu to furnishing Power Plants for an :pose, and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attended| Hwiioal Discases, aud Discases of the Fyo aud A ily Addrasd kar. Consultation and exawintion fise. RICHARDS & CLARKE, Omaha, Neb, o i o i M 12 M Vo4 and 7405 b . Sudays 1 46 18 & e snly: PUT=|For the treatment of Neryous Diseases, Chronle an » DRUG STORE. %\ ,..,'“‘m Positively and ANHOOD "m ey AR Bth-nhlu MMMM The proprictor s o graduate from the Royal # dish Colluge of Pharwacy' in Sfockhom. 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