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The Gnu is a species of Antelope, resembles
both horse and cow, and lives in herds in
Southern Africa. It has dark horns tapering
out sideways on the neck, a vertical mane,
and a bushy beard on the under jaw. When
alarmed, it flings up its heels and capers like
a restive horse. A Gnu brought to bay or
wounded turns on its assailant.
HOW A CHILD'S LIFE WAS SAVED.
G. A. Baker, Carney, Michigan,
writes: My little girl caught a cold
that lasted over a year. We employed
three doctors, none could help her.
She got so weak she could not stand.
We used Warner's White Wine of Tar.
It cured her.
Copyright, 1909, M. J. Mintz, Chicago
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