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And now Philadelphia wants jury REFORM
Twelve so-called "intelligent and responsible
citizens" of the Quaker city were empancled to
try case in the quarter sessions. The prisoner
was indicted on three cOunts-first, felonious
entrance; second, theft; third, receiving stolen
goods. 1t was proved on the trial that the man
was arrested on the premises, with the property
on his person, and the only defence set up was
that he had found the goods on the door steps of
the store, and had not himself distracted them
from the inside of the establishment After
wrestling with the knotty problem for a few
minutes, the brilliant intellects of the jury
evolved from their inner consciousness a YER
dict OF guilty on the third, but not guilty on the
other two counts! The disguised court-Judge
Peirce-theieupon sadly but sternly announced
his intention of setting aside sthis idiotic YER
dict"
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Massachusetts still adheres to her peculiar
custom known n the selection sermon" TAe
manner Of il Is this When a new legislature
assemblies and is organized, the members at
once proceed, not to business, but to church,
where the ease mbled wisdom" of the state Is
treated to a disquisitOn on religion, politics, or
whatever topic the officiating minister chooses
for his discourse. The election sermon before
the legislature which ssembled on Wednesday
of this week was preached by Rev. DIR. Peabody.
and was mainly devoted to sharp criticisms upon
the notions becoming popular respecting labor
and capital. The reverend speaker argued the
absurdity Of division Of property, and repre-
sented the unavoidable tendency and effect of
certain movements to be adverse to the full en-
joyment of opulence by those achieving it
through their own energy, enterprise and ability.
In the United States property, he said, is often
enough distributed into small amounts without
the process being fastened in any way. Speak
ing of wOmen's work and womens' wages, he
said: 1.-THE sole reason why women were under
paid was that women who did not werk were
mean enough to underbid those who did, and the
lowest bid ruled the market"
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0ILVEDBER0'0
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
SIS SEVENTH STREET.
jams f Neer PennsylvAnia avenue.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
L has obtained from the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, letters
documentary the personal estate Of MARY
HURLEY, late Of Washington county, d. c.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the ID day Of January next: they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this ID day Of
January, 1872.
jsne s.3ws NJ. u. LEPLEY.
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rFOUNDRY NJ. K. CHURCH.-Ths Pastor,
81 Saul Of Tarrus5 at IL p. m TO MORROW
eeats Irte It.
rNEw CHUROH TEMPLE, north Capitol
street. between and c. Service every SUN
The R a. q M Seat all free Subject
TCHRIsTIAN CHURCH, VERMONT AVE
~ hue, near St, Services morning and even
sunday school, seas s Is
Strangers welcome. it
nSCNIvERsALIsT sERyICES-The Rev z.
preach IN Masonic Hall Gi HSMSsRoM will
l Life What is it," Evening" Looking Forward"
~0ENIBAL BUlLDING ASSOCTATI0N.-
uS The Seventy sixth Monthly Meeting of Cen
tral BTilding As,oeiation will be held in Columbian
j6,st WIN. W. MOORE, Sec.
rFC0LUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL s9CIE
T THfs rv T6Gp nj Hall corner sth and
celebration viii ske place at the Keenan, Hou.s
it 4. M.cMUERkY, Secretary.
rMI NIB ERS OF ELIJAH LODGE, No. so.
S 10. B.. are herewith informed that their
meeting rooni has been moved TO the corner of 9th
2 and streets: t0ld Masonic Hail. where their
il. ADoIPH ADLER, President.
dB q Fl LIONS mt aPrsi TsstIs e ,9e
AtIA1lON will be held at the eth street hall ON
TUESDAY ENENlkG, January 9Th, at ~ o'clock
Election Of officers and other important business
livery member IL earnestly Requested TO be present
By order. LJ62t THOMAS W. FOWLER. Sec.
NE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF PTRIJC
u9 SCHOOLS.
regular meeting of the Board Of Trustees of Pub-
lie Schools will be held at the Franklin School
Building; on TUESDAY EVENING. Ctr instant, at
Hs CLOCK. A. p. FARDON,
6-N Daily morning papers copy.l Secretary.
hSsT. PAUL's CHURCH, corner Il and NH
Wy streets, pastor j. G. BUrLkR Services at IN
a. IN: and u IN. AlsO, at Memorial Chapel. Itth
once detreTed 90 the Saints the only basis Of Cars
hdn tni0n." " eek OF prayer Observ ell daily at 7h
y. IN. Every lady invited. IL
~NINTH STREET METHODIST PROF
@ ESTANT CHURCH, between and F.
Preach hing To MORROW by the pastor. At III a. m
rJohn and Christ: at = p. m The Historical
ci sabbath night sermons on The Representative
Characters Of the Old Testament" beginning with
Adam, Noah and Abraham. Seats free. It's
N"OFFICE OF THE POTOMAC FERRy
US COMPANY,
SEVENTH STREET WHARF
-, WASHINGTON, January 4, 1872
The Annual Meeting Of stock holders of Ibis Com
rany Will ia held at Jay Caoke & co s BANKING
BOuse IN Washington. on THURSDAY, January
nth, lo'2 Directors Will be elected for the ensuing
year.
J6-td s. s HOWISON pras;Ian,
STHE SUNDAY MOxNfSG GA.
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NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE
S ASSOCIATION
WILL HOLD ITS REGULAR
SEMI ANNUAL CONVENTION

SEMI ANNUAL CoSvESTIoN
JAst t,SSpI e. II HA ksb -.
the SSs tSes on the
ih'eif DsSh L. r. RFssiRsse Haw
h, tbs confidently expected that this Convention will
Of held The sbisst advocates Of the msTe
ment throughout the Union will be present to lend
Mott 6.rIotts Wbogr T. cads s Stanton n osm
Anthony; are sufficient at any time to draw a
The day sessions will be free; evening sessions,
80 cents. is A.
rs NURSES sGH93L AT FREEDMENs
The course Of Lectures VIII IL commence March
1872, and win continue for three months "
Fnll and practical instructions will be given upon
proper care Of infants. '"'
: SsTd: of tn. hosYlts under the
nifty Tor Illustrations Of the subjects taught
3D. sps
IL q
wayds, or at the hospital. jsn5- I'm
nSBEM0vAL NOTICE.
On and after JANUARY 2srH we will remove all
OF our effects from our can Office, 209 ~ street,
Metropolitan Hotel; sales reom fronting Penasyi,
rania avenue, 6I9. Our business will be continued
a. heretofore with better accommodation to our
toners. .
rREGIsTRARs OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. O., January !, 1879.
notice Is hereby given to persons doing business
iDgton, as Hucksters, PswnbrSkers. Bin Posters,
butchers. Butchers in the Markets, Insurance
hat said license. have expired and are required to
Also, all persons doing business in Georgetown
and the county under the classes Of licenses which
expired on the LIST day OF January, are required to
And Hsckmen and owners Of Hackney Carriages,
Cab. and oshsr vehicle; f., co@vsyins
0i ss At TINS S S1 District q COSnSi..
w WAsHINsToN, ssth December. 1871.
Is. ensuing yssT held Il the ss"ins house house on
sssGi 4 and e SSs 4 Xiii fIfk1 Cashier.
f0NN RA1IROxD COMPANY Tor the election Of
Director, vii b held At the once 81 the COMPANY
poll: Se
n sPa lie s1ss s 8
fsfSS SiPf %5iSi ,is "A 5!
rP0ToMAc wATER sENTs FOB 1879.
WATER REGIsrRAR's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. Dec. .. 1H1.
Notice 10 hereby given To consumers Of Potomac
Water that the
WAFER RENTS FOR THE ENsUIHG YEAR
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
at the Office Of the Water Registrar on the
SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, 1874.
The attention of water tsker. |. called to the pro-
| vision Of the Law that REQUIRES THE SUPPLY
~ MAIER TO BE CT 0fT IRON ALL
| unpaid At THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY
! DANsAFTER THE FAME HAS BECOME DUE
decec lG TIMOTHY LUBEY, Water Registrar.
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NSTHE SUNDAY MOKNISG: GA.
ZEITE.
IN ITS UNIQUE EXCELLENCE TO MORROW.
Will receive cordial welcome in every Hearth
and home in the District, containing The Maniac
story, New Year Calls, Labor Reform, Ellie Cos
Letter, &c, &C., &c. WI
The SUNDAY GAZETTE, because Of its large
and Increasing circulation, is the rs5y best adyer
Using medium. ~
O'CLOCK To NIGHT ~
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NJ NURSES SCHOOL AT FREEDMENS
FREMOvAL NOTICE.

~S
On and after JANUARY 2srH we will remove all
OF our effects from our can Office, 209 ~ street,
10 our principal Loan Office, GA street under the
metropolitan Hotel; sales reom fronting PenHsyl-
Sania avenue, GI9. Our business will be continued
heretofore with better accommodation to our Gus
toners.
lan5 G0TnSTEIN IN
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
YOU WILL SAVE FROM 25 TO 80 CENTS ON
EVERY DOLLAR YOU INVEST THERE

NEW GOODS JUST RECEITED:
setsof WOOD TABLE MATS. lin set for 81.
Fine japan ned large size TEA TRAYS at 81, worth
$50.
Ladies' LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES, 81 per
set.
Two pairs Ladies LINEN CUFFS and Linen Col
Sets Of Linen and Lace Trimmed CUFFS and COL
LARS at 81 per ser.
Handsome SILK sCARFs, frlngad. at ST.
Ladies' OPERA KIDS, in all shades, at 81.
Seamless KIDS and KID GAUNTLETSa at 81
Ladies' BUCK GAUNTLETS at 81
Ladies' Iron frame HOSE, super stout,3 pairs for
81.
Gents super stout English HALF HOSE, double
heels and toes, pairs for 81
Ladies' fine Hemstitched LINEN HDK'FS, all re-
mark ably cheap. 5,4, 8. and for 81.
Gent d Hemmed LINEN HDKfS, plain and col ii
border. 4, 5, and for 81
Gent q Hemstitched do = and for 81.
Gent g Merino UNDERWEAR at 81.
Ladies' Msrino VESTS and DRAWGRS at 81 each.
Splendid CORSETS, With rs haiebones, at 81.
BXCKGAMMON and CHECKER BOARDS, with
Splendid SATCHELS. GHEsSMEN. CARD BAs-
KETS, VASES, FIGURES, SrATUETrES,
Excellent al Linen TOWELS. 4, s. and for 81.
Besides numerous other handsome and new goods,
all desirable and ell remarkably cheap, at
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

EURNIsHED ROOMS AND BOARD IS PER
week; Table Board o. per week. Apply az No
SOS Ilth street, next to the corner Of &. j52ts
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD AT SIS
l. per week; Table BOard at s. per week Street
cars pass the door. No. AIS Massachusetts, avenue,
between 4th and 5th streets. j5-3ts
Ii single, hot and cold baths and all other CON
veniences, can be obtained at 723 18th street, be-
tween g and h streets. Also TABLE BOARDERS
oc3l 3ms
EIRSTOLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
= FR0RT ROOMS, &c had on reasonable terms
street. Good location and accessible mh1a-lv
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE Low. A
= HOt SIX OF about seven ms; modern convent
ences: good yard, and location. viii pay about
one-eighth down. balance in reasonable monthly
I,starments. Address, giving location, n. 4.
>MlTH, City Post Office. IS ~
MONEY To LOAN MONEY TO LOANT
VI In large and small amounts, on first class real
jana iot 19s Eth street, between H and st..
EOR SALINE cffer 20 sell all of the UNRE-
obEEMED PLENGES on hand in our ol Z ssand
2OS ~ street, until February l-t, ~ an all per
centaRe over the am unit sdv snced on them 70 en-
able rs 10 concentrate loan business 90 the in
Gipal "fhce, Ola street, ueder the Metropolitan
Hotel. :. GOLDSTEIS a CO.
t Loan Office, SOs "a street west.
FOR SALE-Ats bargain the GOOD W ILL Sc .
Il OF a. old established Coal and w cod Depot cor,
aer OF MARY land avenue and sh street Island suit
able Tor coal or lumber depot. Apply at Dr. BOS
WELL . drug store, corner Maryland avenue ard
hn sueet. aul0-tf
WANTED-To sell sUNE-THIRp INTEREST
w 70 Mercantile Business in this citv; a mast
desirable opening for any wishing to engage in
an active business life, and where ne can make an
excellent and profitable yestment The only reason
Tor selling bein he actual ns ed the service. of
ihlrd partner. Price, 81 90 Address MENCHANf
Rep4Offce. aus-tf
&S OOO 10 81 goo TO LOAN, or to plaos b
YCSVVO paying and legitimate bustness,
stafe wAnts. business. and location. TX ATT
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vision of the Law that REQUIRES THE SUPPLY
OF MATER TO BE cur OFF FROM ALL
unpaid At THE EXPIRATION OF Thirty
ANsAFTER THE sAME HAS BECOME DUE
deeec lot TIMOTHY LUBEY, Water Registrar.
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WATER REGIsrRARs OFFICE,
WAsHINGrox, ID. o.. Dec. .. 1871
Notice 10 hereby given To consumers Of Potomac
Water that the
wAlER RENTS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR
WILL BE DUE AND PAYABLE
at the ONCE Of the W alter Registrar on the
SECOND DAY OF JANUARY, 1874.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. ii. +. WRIGHT, the IcslL knotrs C1nirroy-
lVl ant and MagRetic Physician, has taken rooms
at SIG street northwest, where she will be happy
to see those who may require her services. jan3lm
CALL AND SEE THE GREAT SPIRITUAL,
y Test. Business and Medical Medium, Mrs H. J .
FRENCH, at el9 street, northwest corner Of
9Th. j34s
T IZZIE HAWLEY MILTON, Claircoya.t, ond
II Medical and Healins Medium, gives correct
Spiritual and Business Communications. 1884 7th
NOHUMBUG.-The Queen OF Spirits, the highest
developed medium living, has the wonderful
power Of CHANGING luck tells the past present and
future Success failure Of any business foretold
&C., &c. 129 street, between LIST and New Jersey
avenue. j2lw'
MRS. r. SAWYER, C1avr0yaHf, Magnsfte Tst
lv1 Medium, can be consulted ut her house. No.
7th st., between and SITS, Island, upon all i'm
portant busness-past, present and future. del7 I'm
0N MARRIAGE HAPPY RELIEF FOR
~ young men from the effects Of Errors and Abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Seminal emissions
cured. lmpediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
yelOpes. Addyess, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
south 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa. dec27- eosm
ssDUT NE IN MY little BED" Bed be
hanged. See old DIR. DARBY, he will shape
you up in . week, without change Of Diet or hind
rance from business. lis x street. Sspdrat,
ronsrs sor lafies deci9-lms
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NOTICE.-MR. h. o. HOYT has this day re-
~ tired from the hrm Of SPARKLING, WARD
WELL HOYT.. The business VIII be carried on
at the old stand 695 Louisiana avenue. under the
6yAarARy 4, lisa. iS3t
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08

Many Of our readers have doubtless
heard of the famous travelling stone of
Australia. Similar curlosities have re-
Gently been found in Nevada, which arc
described as being almost perfectly
round, the majority of them as large as
walnut, aud of irony nature. " hen
distributed about npon the floor, table
or any other level surface within two or
three feet of each other, they immedi-
ately begin travelling towards common
centre, aud there huddled in bunch
like a lot of eggs in nest. \ single
stone, removed to the distance OF three
and half feet. being released at once
started off, with wonderful and some-
what comical celebrity to join its fellows;
taken away four or five feet it remained
motionless. They are found in a region
that is comparatively level, and it is
nothing but bare rock. Through this
barren region are little basins, from a
foot 10 rod in diameter, ond it is in
these that the rolling stones are found
They are from the size of pea to five
or six inches in diameter. The cause
of these stones rolling together is doubt
less to be found in the material of which
they are composed, which appears to
be lodestone or magnetic iron ore. " A
rolling stone gathers no moss. ."-Scien'
Gfc dnserican.
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We take from a special to the st.
Louis Democrat the following additions
al details of the terrible lynching affair
at Gum City, Cass county, Mo-, on the
18th inst.
Yesterday evening Judge Stevenson
J. r Cline, Thomas Dutro, and others
took the train on the Paola branch oil
the Missouri, Kansas and Topeka r. R.
at Harrisouvile, for Holden, on their
way TO Clinton, No, 10 attend a railroad
meeting, AS the train approached
Gum City Station, in Cass County, 1t
was overhsuled by an armed aud mask
ed mob, numbering about eighty men,
by whom distractions had been placed
on the track to prevent the train pass
ing. As the train was about stopping
at the station, the engineer perceived
the mob and was about to run by. bat
was stopped by the mob. who presented
their pistols ard threatened to shoot
him If he did not stop.
They then called for Gen. 10. Shell
by, who replied that he was there, and
if they wanted him to come after him.
They replied they did not want him
and he should not be hurt, and innme-
dlatel y called upon Cline and Steven
son, and commenced firing into the
train
Stevenson concealed himself in .
freight car attached to the train. Cline
refused to appear until they assured
him that he should not be hurt if h,
would surrender. He then stepped ou
on the platform of the station, with hi
pistol in his hand, reversed, in toke,
of surrender. Immediately five or 81,
men shot him, and he fell dead. The,
continued to shoot him after he wa
dead, until about forty balls had passet
through his body.
The mob then made a rush for tn
car in which Stevenson was concealed
and battered down che doors and side
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TEae Future OF RvGRn.
From the. Commercial RuIletin.l


Unless the present scarcity and high
prices of iron are the effects of causes
which may be speedily removed, they
must operate as a serious check upon
the prosperity and progress of all civil
lized nations. The rapidly increasing
demand for and consumption Of this
rmetal.in its various manufactured forms,
has already been brought to halt and
enterprises of great utility, and even of
national importance are now awaiting
further developments upon this subject,
This enhanced cost falls with the
most severe and para wing effect upon
railroad building enterprises, and hence
indirectly upon the general interests of
commerce and production, so largely
dependent upon transportation facilities
Unfortunately, this large advance has
come upon us at time when the rail-
road system Of the country is being ex-
tended at the rate of some seven or
eight thousand miles a year, when new
building projects were about to be en-
tered upon in nearly every State and
Territory in the Union, and when vast
railroad schemes are being matured in
South America, Russia, Egypt, India,
China, and other non producing coun-
tries, which have just begun to develop
their material resources, and need IRON
to do it with, in immense quantities
and in every possible utilized shape
Where is all this iron coming from
And If the present deuand so much
exceeds the supply and forces up prices
to SO high. range, what may be ex>
pected of the prospective demand,
which promises to be much larger in
proportion than any prospective or
even possible increase of production +?
Il is difficult to perceive how the 10
creased supply, requisite to keep prices
within bounds, can come from Europe
It is very evident that the cost of pro
.ducton there is not likely tobe reduced
with mines growing deeper and more
difficult to work, and operatives clam
cring for more pay, or desertlng foi
other fields Of labor.
It really seems that, with our abun-
dant supply of coal and ore, lying close
to the surface and so easily mined and
brought together, we ought not on ly tc
be able to supply our own domestic
wants but those of nearly all the world
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-08
of the car with rails, asd killed him IN

of the car with rails, a3d killed him ~
Ike manner as Cline.
They then held the train for some ~
minutes, hunting for the men who went
on the bond of these men in the Cass
County bond fraud case, and finding
Dutro, one of them, killed him also.
They called then for everybody who
symoathized with their victims, swear
ing they would kill all such.
After this the Instructions were re-
moved and the train permitted to pro-
ceed, first taking out the dead bodies
and laying them side by side on the
platform
Stevenson was the County Judge who
issued the bonds which caused So much
excitement in that county recently
Cline carried them to this city, aud Du,
tro was one of the bondsmcn of Cline
The mob Is said 10 he thoroughly
organized, aud It's existence had been
rumored in Ilarrisonville, and also IFS
intention never to let Stevenson, Cline
or their'boudaen leave that place alive
1t was also rumored that they intended
TO attack this train, but at another sta
ton, which having been passed, the
danger was supposed to be over.
The mob asserted at the tragedy that
their work was bat begun--that they
intended to kill all who had been con
nccted with the issue Of the bonds. OF
were friendly to those who did,
The people Of Cass county are very
much excited. aud further murders are
feared Several Of the men were re.
cosnized as old bushwhackcrs, and fri'
believed they were all of that class.
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Swallowing q Man.


0o''n 1 hoinas was man oil Keen
VIII, ana strongly tinceured with love
OF the humorous. Tie hao oeeh 10
Concord, ana mad seen the faklr OF
Ava perform MS "onderfni tricKs OF
ieaerdemaln. lie Vas relating MS ex-
per'ence IN the Dar>room OF the conway
mousse ana among other Things ne oe-
c'"ieo ''i"' nc ii"u sa'nco an ins'Sn'
into many oi the most "ohuerIui tricSs
ana tlaC ne couia perform hihiseh.
FOR instance SAID ne, can
swallow man %ho,e'
Dan cried 1om staples req
faced woodsmnn, weighing at least two
hundred pounds, pr APPS you could
swallow ME!
1es.
d ike to see yoE 90 1t.
can do 1t ="
IL bet nifty dollars you can t.
take that bet.
"Ihen lets see you'hegln.
Not now l have gust eaten supper
" ~ ~ 80
presence OF as many witness as as you
choose, and 1t shall be done In the
square In front OF the hotel
1hls was agreed To, ana the money
was put up. by the following morn
ihs the news that John honas was &c
swallow Iom Staples, Whole had De
come widespread, and vast concoursc
EN- brae'ng men women and children
had assembled to witness the wonder
ful feat.
Atthe appointed time the chief ac-
tors appeared III the square. John
Thomas was smiling confidently, as
though sure of success; while Ton
Staples looked little tlnid and uneasy
as though not quite at rest concerning
what was to become of him.
Are you ready" asked John.
All ready. answered Tom. Be
Gin as soon as you please.
VIII yon have the goodness to take
off your hat
SartIn.
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Compulsory vaccination is known as
"an attack TO commit scrofula,"
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