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AGUE AND F E V 4 q
ruILLS AND + EV + h

The proprietor of this celebrates meal-
sri,iv claims for 1t superiority over
all remedies ever offered to d sns ppssns0t p@one sO
me n If Ieue and Fever, or Chills and r, Fever
whether Of short OF long standing, Suths.s he re-
fers to the entire Western ana oou'n"ess, .ho
.orntrv 70 bear him testimony TO the
.s e[n - ths assertion, that in no case what
ever viii il fail to cure, if the directions sn are
STREE cases 8 single dose has been
ss;.rt for cure, and whole families
have been cured by single bottle with With a
1arf.ct restoration of the general health
ho,yever. prudent and in every case
80 ~ -, certain to cure, if it's use is continued
in smaller doses for week or two after the
d;ssase has been checked, more especially In
s5:s;sr,it and long standing cases. Usually,
~. madeline will not require any aid to
Sssp the bowels in good order; should the
nsti.nt. however, require a cathartic medl-
ter having taken three or four doses
- he Tonic. single dose of BULL 5 VEG
HTRAI.E FAMILY PILLS will be sufiiclent
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CELEBRATED

Manufacturer and vendsr Of the
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SMITH TONIC SYRUP

FoH THE CURE eF
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-04
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-01-04
Real Estate for Sale,

Real Estate for Sale.
A FARM IS acres of land, Frame Barn,
n house, well watered spring, etc. 30
acres under cultivation, miles from city.
Lots II & l8 in Block l19, two frame houses
and barn. Lot l in Block 156, house and
barn. The northwest quarter of northwest
quarter, section %, town Two Creeks, Mani
towoc county. l2-44tf ". II. HORN.
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THE FIRST NUMBER.

The first number will be issued on Satur-
day, Nov. llth, and will 5e the paper want
ed by everybody, As record worth preserv-
ing or to send away, and for its accurate H.
lusrations
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10
COM MNTNIgATION.

Publishers OF Herdld.-If not asking u
i-.ueh OF YOU, | viii briefly notice in the
columns Of yOgr valuable paper, the pleas
ure enjoyed by al al the Baptist Sunday
School pin mic. at Sanners Grove. seven
miles south Of town, near the line Of the
: i " p X. r, on the glorious natal
day Of our republic
The Sunday school assembled in the
COurI rOoul, about nine cock 4 NJ, and
after their regular exercises, we're formed
into a procession, each class under the care
Of its teacher. and were marched % the de
pot where a special train was in waiting
to carry them 20 the Grove. The train was
h2ndsomely decorated with evergreens and
the flag Of our country. When the school
was comfortably seated. the iron horse
dashed away at a rapid TSte Of speed. car
rying them through the Wild weird coun-
try adjacent TO its route. At last the whis-
tie blew the signal to stop, and al were land
ed close TO the picnic ground. Again tax
Ing up their march, they arrived at the
destined place, a romantic and picturesque
Grove. There the children wereaf liberty
and were highly deligeied with the beauti-
iul spot. Ii was through the management
and skill Of the worthy Superintendent, y
J. COlb0ru, that this place was chosen and
- comfortably prepared for the occasion.
There was bordering the grove large
spring. where the children cooled their
parched lips. Al Il O'Clock A ", the Sab
hath school was called together, and
speeches We're made By 4 J. CGlborn Esq.
and Prof J. l. Pugh the speeches were
well adapted 20 the occasion and eiOnuently
delivered. The Declaration OF Indepen-
dence was then read by John Oele. who
deserves great credit for the handsome STYLE
in which he resd IL Af,er this, dinner was
prepared, and they all set down to piartake.
Is Was an excellent one. everything being
IN abundance. and after all had eaten, mum
berInE from 900 10 80 persons. seven
baskets fall were taken up to e distributed
among the poor. The old and young now
joined together and had 4 JOYOUS time in
playing those innocent games that had al
most been forgotten long ago. The hours
were flying around swiftly. and again Was
heard the shrill cry 0f the whistle. which
was the signal 10 return from their DAYS
sport Al started az the sound to prepare
90 20. The sabbath school again took up
II march and was soon IN the cars hasten
ing toward Somerset.
This was one OF the hdppie-st parties that
ever assembled themselves together IN the
form Of picnic. Nothing happened 70
mar the pleasure Of the occasion The
Railroad men deserve praise for sheir
caretuiness IN taking - many children 10
AID from the pic nic without a single ac-
cilieni \ SCHOLAR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

In the wonderful ned icine to which the a<ssct-
ed are a5Oye poln;ed 70 relief the 6lscoyerer
hslieres be has co1bi1ed IN hrrrsoay more OF
Hstr-es most sovereign curative properties,
which God has insfilled irto the vegetable king
dom for healing the sick, than were ever before
Combined il ore uedlci1e- The evidence Of this
rate diseases which ithAs been sourd 70 conquer.
Ea the curs Of Bronchitis. severe
Coughs, and the carry stages Of Consump.
ti0n, Il has a=-on;s led the medical zczl-y. and
saiEeat Physicians pronounce Il tie greatest
ssve-est Co1ghsssf strez g-her< the system snt
PARTIES thc blood. By lis gres: and thor
2zza blood P1rhyins p-ope-iie-, IL cares al
Uanorst fron ne worst Serofala TO .
common DlOtehs Rf mple, OF Erupsion.
s9ecrx. are ersaicated. and rigprpus hexlsh szd Q
sound Constitution established EFysfpelaa.
S9le Rheun, Fever Sores. Scaly or
Rough skin, n short Al the numerous dis
powerful parifyiny a1d InvIsoratinZ medicine
II you feel dali drovsy. te5illtated. have sak
low eosor Of skin or yelovish brown spots On
face or body. fe9aeut eeAGache or dizziness. bad
with bot flashes. low spirits. and gloomy fore-
yos are s16ering fom TORPID Liver or
HDillousness-" In many cases Of silver
are e1perienced As remedy ior az sacA eases.
d. Pcree's Golden Medical Discovery hzs no
equal. as Il elects perfee. cures, leaving the Gv-
e. ss<enzshened and healthy. For The cure Of
HabisaAl Conssi p alton Of the eoves it
Used Il fo- this purpose are lczd IN lis praise
The procristor ofers 81 coo reward kr zedi-
eiae taat VII equal Il for TIE cure of Al The Dis
e.ees foc vaich IL u recomEended
Rv. Pierre. IN, Sole Fropristor, s. bis Cseuk
css Lshorssory ix seneca street BzsAso, Ny.
scad yoar sdcress fos paGpAiet
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

SaNEESEr RELIEF.-Fr0m inQuiring.
we md that the Relief fund Tor the som
erSct sufferers reaches only a little over
thirty thousand dollars thus far The Re
lief Committee some time since appointed
o subcommittee % ascertain a. near a. pos
sible the Losses. and another subcommittee
% make q distribution among the sufferers.
These subcommittee have each been en-
gagged in the performance Of their duties.
and made reports II accordance with their
views Of right and justice The sufferers
NAV now call upon NJ 4 Sanner the
treasurer and receive the dividend In
0rleTIhaI there may be no n0disIVpoin,ments
the claimants Lad better cal in person, as
tLeir receiVts VIII le required.
A. there are s1il some small contribu-
tons coming in we presume the Relief
Committee viii delay full report f0r the
present.. II The winding up we under
stand II Is their purpose 10 make full and
complete report 0f al receipts and dis
hur-emenfS. 20 - % render complete salts
faction -o those interested O. we.l - % the
public
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

latest Bols5E-We notice "a lie last
number 0i P.ters0Es Defecf0r. an article
which savs 4 veTy ingenious trick, by
which gang Of svindlers are making
moaev hy mufilaiin- natural lank n0ies Of
t-- denomination q I've dollar. Las re
Gently come toour notice. The dodge con-
Sl>,- in making ten bills out of nine. and i
- managed that there ! bGt one Tas,in-
- each of he Manufactured notes.
] lle nine IS hole tiiIs are taken and from
tle Tizit oi the first cne-tenrh : .lioei Of
fruil the --1f of the second tWo tenths :
t-On tie right Of the third three tenths.
and - on . nunlher nine. troD which nine
tentls, are taken from the right. or what
amounts % the same thing. ore-,.uth from
the len Nunher one J. PASSED a. Il i
with q tenth gone from the night the one
tenth taken from number one l. uas,ed N
the residue of number two. from which
twO-;entls had been taken these two
ienihs are made "a answer the place Of the
three -1enihs taken from number three. and
soon through Thus nine FIVE dollar notes
are completed leaving the original mum
iser nine, with tenth gone from the left,
as q tenth note. X vii be seen that but a
tenth J. gone from each bill. and in a diff
ierent place On every one. and . little in
-eniOCs painting makes the los impcru-p-
TIDE 90 ordinary Observers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10


RoTAL INSURANCE CosPANF OF LIVER
PooL AND LoSDON.-There are agents
who spoil the best Interests OF tLeir com
Tanies, and some companies. irom their
executive management spoil the god ser
vices and besi intentions Of their agents
In the case Of the ROYAL. there i and has
always been the lappieSi accord. s.iisfac-
tory understanding and harnoni0us coop
erAii0n and action existing betW ten the chief
executive offers and agents at home and
In the remotest field Of the enterprise
This has been pre-eninenily the case with
regard Ia the Company experience in the
United States The introduction and per
petuation for - many years Of this superior
style of executive management Is princi-
pailv due IN the emineRt experience. skill
and business tact OF The hie manager, Per
CT Dove ESQ, and, we are happy 20 add,
his talented SUCCESSOR, John II McLaren.
ESQ-, has followed the laudahle example
set By his worthy predecessor. The result
Of this good understanding and jealous CO
operation between the executive staff and
their suboriinale agents. has raised the in
sIiIuiion from the fourteenth or fifteenth in
rank 10 be the second in the United King
]
its noble title In the highest acceptation OF
the term, At home and abroad. in is deal
ings with all classes and conditions Of iis
policy holders
Il i unnecessary here to speak Of the
worthy and much respected representative
OF the ROYAL 81 No. 50 Wall street New
York he : too long and iamiliarly known
20 the readers of the GG-eue. the merean-
tile and insurance fraternity. torequire anv
complimentary allusiOns in this place suf-
nee Il 10 say that we know Of no represen-
tarive Of any other English company who
has merited - justly the confidence. ts-
teen. and respect Of his contemporaries
and associates in business not merely by
his uniform courteous and eenilemsnly de
pertinent but by his pr0mptiiude, faiihfEl-
ne>S, and zeal IN carrying out every plan
and proposal which has from time 70 time
been introduced and adopted for the prU,ec-
ton and improvement Of the business
And we are pleased 10 add, that Mr. 4 b
Mcdonald Il not the only representative Of
the ROval concerning whom 4 similar state
meRt may be said with p7opriety and juS
tee The agents al Boston. Philadelphia,
Cincinnati san Francisco and Canada bear
the same excellent reputation for Eir and
honorable dealings toward their business
associates
The ROYAL has now psli,l-up cash capi-
til and assets of so, coo. 900 and since the
FIRE in Chicago the Trustees of the New
York Branch have deposited with the De
partmeat Al Albany, $50, 600 in gold ad-
di;i0nal, making = total Of assets now held
for the security of policy holders in the
United States amounting TO the handsome
sum Of 81, 31o, 0O0. The ROYAL has Justly
earned the favorable opinion and extensive
patronage Of the American public JEi-
I'd >tdtes IHsBrEaes GE-ette and -Naqa-
zinc. yEHs, 1872
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

4 BOLD ADvESTURE-A yuung man
named Mics Gray, performed daring
feat recently. On the line Of the Northern
Celtral RailrUad near ShaIaokin. which
far boldEess and successful daring and
prUmFsness i certainly remarkable. 4
train with twenty loasied cars moving al a
rap.d sfs-s7l struck a CIV when the engine
Coupling broke, and the engineer and FIRE
Elin under the impression that the engine
had hen the tack, jumped 70 The ground
without shutting o.T the steam. The en-
zlE-e was going down grade and the speed
increased until i was running az the rate
q thirty miles Al hour, q; which speed Il
passed through Shm0kin. The Sunhury
passenger irasa, coming toward the fugitive
ioe6lnotive- vas only few miles distant
and a Painful apprehension fixed itself
upon the minds Oi those 4 ho witnessed the
accident ilz4i 3 collision was probable and
q consequent loss Of life Al this iuncfure
Miles Gray. came 70 The rescue. As the
engine dashed along he CRASHED Al one OF
The irOn supports and almost simultaneous
y sisr4ng On the locomotive Three min
Utes before tie passenger tr1in arrived be
succeeded in bringing the engine toa stand
still p0rk Tree DtBsoerRt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10
CURRENT NOTES.

Six Hundred Thousand barrels OF
petroleum changed hands at Titus
vile Saturday, involving $4,000, 900.
Under the new time table on the
New York Central Railroad. an ex-
press train runs from Rochester 10
Albany. ESQ miles, in six hours and
ten minutes, or over forty miles an
hoHr including stops.
4 queer antic was cut up by light
ming at MuRcy. the other day Ii
shattered a peach tree; few TO a wire
clothes line, worked both WAYS, and
struck a stable atoneend and house
at the other.
Oregon, it : believed, viii ev.ntu-
aiiv become a great tea growing
State. OF 10000 plants on one plan
tation. 1000 have been sowed and are
now being removed from the unsuita-
bic fat 10 hillside locality. where,
under the care Of a Japan tea man
the experiment vii be fairly tried of
the adaptibility of the climate for tea
calture.
The State OF Texas would contain
the entire population Of the United
States. without making Il any more
thickly settled than Massachusetts,,
and the same State would hold the
entire population ofthe French Empire
(or Republic that now Isl, and leave
a margin Of sixty miles
around the boundary Of the State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

THE glorioSIs iih was a dull old day in
Somerset. Nothing unusual transpired
home thought it Sunday. Many los; their
reckoning. because confincsi and could not
believe their calendars when Sunday did
come round Al least you wouh have
thought 70 frcm the slim Attendance M
church
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10
The Somerset Herald.


WEDNESDAY -
I pms r.isr ,iuera-a, Davis & Bros
-- s,-wls-rv seas1n Is a'uut crer
r,.-,er "a transient n,a Ir.Ier-. ii'-f
+. l4tc o1c cent each
r.,r ,-r=.e 5f the meloiiog> Mosquito is
/. ri a, evening sliale- ,i' GAIL
I,vrs and Glzss ua-- cheap AZ .Fe'-
is Drug Store-
-,.,-p,,. --l- l-rke,- IasiSr's. 7ul'e S1c-,
!, DAVIS j Bros.
o. sc Haderiaul have nosy Jhe iarg-
- - selected s,1sk oi goos-s inioNn-
7,.---~ Comfy las -iS Congressional a.
-- .-l ha-fths county 60 hear ircEn-
i .ua-rr Il. of To'aoco. Ci@r> Pi-c,.
4 ~ -Pegle's Drug s'o-e-
.- received 81 Davis * Br5s. sIleu-
sock NJ tobacco = cigar@
,f.xr of oar citizens relishet spring
ksns. pess and new pota'os@ oa the am
July
II * soon time that it b Sn9Nn Ait' we
D nu publish Anonymous letters % any
cription whatever
r.n S.rr-, large st0,k 0f hair. clotheS,
..e tooth. uailand paint brushes, al 'fe'-
!, 5 Drug store
S-rtyr hats and iinen GUSTS have been
! --.gr demand the last twoor tLree days :
/ thermometer standing al fr0m $40 % e
rrxrEr produce wanted u tie Fam
h Grparv ( feed store of Cook L Bee1i's
Nazue Cross >Jrec-
STATIONERY. Envelopes. Pens. Inks,
! -k Books &o.- u -P-on.e.s Drug
l-r-1ra- has large Iot of Iron Swivel
+ .- P-lIeys o. 80 cents each Call ~'on-
4 -ae hardware store
rs-.-l fruit bv the Lalfdozan o- dozen O
ra-- 20 c. F-RhJlis 4 Bro. 5 o. suit
FzErrvERY. Motions. Fancy Goods, n
-... -a~ictv-1t People Drug >t0re,
---ntg-l not ,0 stand IRE
C,4rsBd see rs. we are nos hard % ind
Sc HoIlerluum' store = in the cen
.ari ot town
TaE Live Grocery saEain up the wants
r...r cus.aler- q fan line Il choice gro
Res Tt-s- rluis - tobacco and cigars n
U-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

ON LIST Tuesday night the dwelling house
Cf Mr jacob Weaver. Of Smithheld. Fay
cite county. caught 1ire, and despite Of al
efforts o. save r. was entirely destroyed
Mr Weaver. who yvGs grinding a. the mill
discovered the fire 81 midnight, but II had
then gained such headEay that he, having
10 assistant. was unable % extinEuish H.
He succeeded IN saving Lis family, who
had retired and d few articles. About two
hundred Volnds Il wool, and 4 oonsidsra-
be amount Of furniture estimated a about
$500 were consumed The house alone
vas raluei IL - oc0. No insurance. The
fi-e IS supposed 20 have originated from g
luu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

ZION from persons visiting those localities
4UgLEll1- IN l0CU--s- at this time. that
wherever they appear they are IN immense
numbers. The trees at such places are III
orally ,wa-TlinE WIKI these insects. and in
passing through the woods where they are
+ ], alm0s, impossible u avoid them, a. the
air !, fl., % them flying in every direction.
Many OF the limbs OF trees are dead Some
persons are apprehensive tha; on account
of the immense number Of locusts on all
kinds 0i fruit trees, they nlsy in some
measure DO damage 10 the yield Of fruit
In some parts of Dover township these 10
Gusts are found n large numbers-T1rL
True HtHsarrgr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

SHAN ksR ll-Lk- july J. 1|s--
\ grand musical entertainment was Civ
en here On last Sunday By z. J. Meyers.
VI Meyers taught 3 class here during the
past winter and spring, and on lss1 Sunday.
accompanied by number ofhis Old Class
from the vicinity Of Berlin, and others f.o Il
different other classes. gave one Of the
finest and most successful musical enter
tainmclts ever given in this county The
Lutheran church was filed 30 overfiGwing
long before the appointed hour, and it was
with difficulty that the singers were seated
and classified. The performance was open
e,l by singing the old familiar hymn
There Is . Land q pure delight,
70 he tune 81 '.Varina- After singing 4
number Of hymns, TIE most difficult an
them were selected by Mr. Meyers and al
the parts successfully performed showing
the practice and perfection 10th Of the lead
er and the classes. After : session Of up
wards Of an hour and 3 hall. several piec 5
were sung accompanied By The organ, Miss
Sarah " Schrock. srgznist The whole
proceedings we're concluded by the audi
enee rising 70 their feet and joining in sing
ing the beautiful lines. Father NE rrst in
thy hvc-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

---.E1--l substitute tor Castor Oil
3 uay-ic which 4 pleasant % take and
la' distress or gripe, but J. sure 60 op.
r b -r1 all other remedies have iailtd
q Is4rr.y vegetable pneparaiioB. COZ
-.1E ae-Aer Minerals Morphine or Al
~. ile re-ah of 5=ecn wears exren-
-lH- = Dufar Samuel Pitcher Il j.
--.liy harmless and f1r nl0re effective
! fi.-s Narcaiic STrups or Castor OIL
'.l-Hg lAe sgssem j. pre3uces natural
-lld : Islr-icl-ar.y a,.z-Eed "a cryiag
--.---I- children. II Kills Worms. crres
acl Ache Constipation. FlatuIencr
De--aSemeni II ths Liver. No fsuf-
-4 -iionl o. - without ihis article. II
'-i - cfniS-lsk y0ar d-u-zist - sri
Z al 4ai he vii alWavs ken r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

I iALizE THE HAm-Why docs The
.'7'Q IA harsh and dry-Why ao-.s Il
'-'-N ~ ooes i beoulle rr4vs sin
-.'-->e he Life has sune out gift The
+, -f-A slstenance from Tie Sal9 a.
----- lraWs 4iiment from the S8il. and
l--e supply Of nurrimenf l. cs,t or in
ll-se iLe prodUCf Niihers and dies.
- ~ sympion of decay. Therefore
--irc q halffei roots of the hair
- = reiresLed and reiHfyrosl wirl
Z : A-ATHAEI0S, the only pregazfio.
I. = ~ no1rtsh The Hlamcnfs and ke.n
-- FizorOus e0ndition after thev
Il '=-n - suffer from Gescirncv q
----I-l stimuAEt As long as The
- -. I i-iihf-lly used. Nth . proper
- = llicilon- morning and evening".
/ " i = impossible for the hsssr
---i-- O Al 0ut fro1a the scz.lp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

WHT = THIS THUs III there are any
persons who know more than Others about
the merits u Different sewing machines
i j. the men who sell them
During the past three weeks more than
f1r-y q The most skillfGl and intelligent
sewing machine agents. who have hereto
fore represented such oomuanies a. Wheel
= / Wilson, Howe, Grover Z Baker.
Weed Singer & Co. have Voluntarily quit
them and have taken the agency q the
Light Running Domestic, because II l.
the easiest machine 10 seil. the easiest to
iearn, tie simplest In construction. the most
durable. and The lateS; improved in every
respect Just think Of Il with but les
than one-f5CTih - mani : pieces asa Howe,
and guaranteed 10 clean oUt any ma
chine yet invented r " Steadman
& Co. General Agents, No. 20 Sixth 81
Pittsburgh
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10
OUR DIGESTION: or
NY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET.
DO Lewis Las and Greafesf Work.

Do Lewis Lasr and Greatest Work
This invaluable c1ualnu-sensc Box sh5u51 be
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Jolly FrieI8ii-s Secret Tie Ln1z- eminent q
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

We are told that a corps Of engineers are
bUsily engaged in locating the Johnstown
and Somerset Railroad between Johnst0wn
and Diberlsville, and that an experimental
line VIII be run from tie latter place 10
Somerset within the next month. Alhopes
Il running % Berlin has been abandoned
since their branch has proved an utter
filrre-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-10

AWAN hv the n4rne Of Nj - Moss
grave who had hcen but q few DAYS IN the
employ Of the N0v Bros AZ their saw Ulili
q few mikes east Of town, met with very
serious and Vainf-l accident Oh saturday
dt las- week He Was sitting on the car
Tia-e when the saw was running II free
speed and while some other men were run
ming in s long log ready for the saw. he al
tempted 10 jump oUt Of the way, when
there was no danger the saw caught his
foot and sawed one half Of il entirely of
and So wrenChel the leg that il was brok-
en- in two places between 3 ankle and the
knee