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City Council Proceedings.

The full board met on Mon
day evening. The board of
school trustees reported the
election of teachers as reported
in the BANNER on Tuesday. The
report says there was some OPP
position to reelection Of Prof.
lessen; a communication was
received by the board making
charges against him-there was
also a communication numer-
ously signed asking his reap
pointment. The board thought
best to re-elect him and did so.
Report read and approved.
Bill of d. ]. Parks SI2, Cad
Williams S., and NJ. P. Kerr ST,
ordered paid.
Petition of citizens asking
extension of Main Street read
and referred.
Judge McAdoo, in behalf of
DIR. Smith, offered the market
house and lot for $1,000.
The mayor reported the sale
of $4,000 CITY bonds.
Tuesday. = All members
present.
The specification for build
ing an engine house and city
hall was read and accepted.
The following bids were read:
d. ]. Parks sI44o, J. w. Webb
$1,000, ]. L. Edwards SI75o.
The building committee was
authorized to contract with Mr..
Parks for the construction of
said building.
The $4,000 bonds remaining
on hand were authorized to be
sold for the benefit of the fire
department.
The valuation Of property
for assessment for the year
1879 has been completed and
amounts to sI,6I477I.
Parties wishing to appeal
from the assessment will give
the city assessor and collector
written notice within ten days
from date.
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REAL ESTATE transfers for the
week ending Aug.2Ist, reported
by c. F. Herbst, of the county
clerks office:
]. H. Hutchinson, S.w.c. to f.
w. Chandler, 100 acres. Clam
pitt lge., 700 acres, J. B. Chance
lge., 50.
Gustav keye to Focke and
Wilkins, his interest, 200 acres,
Jas. Reagan lge., $40.
Julia a. Jackson to Julia G.
Jackson, $50 acres, D. Law
rencc and Munson lge., Gift.
Julia A. Jackson to John A.
Jackson. 100 acfes, VIM. Mum
son lge., Gift.
Julia y. Jackson to Fannie
H. Perkins, $40 acres, VIM.
Munson lge.. Gift.
John A. Randle to Temper
ance Davis, part of lot II in
Bassett add, $50.
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PET NAMES Old Energy,
EXODUS, Old Reliable, Old
Rather, and Old Potato Bug
are the pet flames OF a few of
the city and county officials.
They have exercised their in
genuity in invcnting names for
each other. There seems to be
a penchant for the prefix odd"
though there isn't a man in the
entire lot that's over ninety in
years, though in sinfulness the
age of Mathusela would be but
as a day. 1t is supposed that
Major Penn will reap a rich har-
vest.
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c. AND NJ. SURvEY.-The en-
gineer corps of the Central and
Montgomery railway will begin
the preliminary survey from
Navasota to BRENNAN on the
18th or 10TH inst, starting at
the former point. They will
reach BRENNAN by the latter
part of the week. 1t is expec-
ted that representatives from
Lagrange will be here attfat
time. The president of the
road, Mr.. Rice, will also be here
and we think it more than like
ly arrangements will be made
to continue the survey to La
Grange. Elsewhere we repro
duce an article from the La
Grange Record, by which it viii
be seen that the people there
are wide awake.
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ELECTION OF TEACHERS. =
The board of trustees Of the
Brenham public free schools,
at their meeting on Monday
elected the following teachers:
c. p Estill. superintendent; A.
c. Jessen, Ge-rnarteachcr; Mrs.
A. Lockett, Miss Mary Rial.
Robert Tarvcr, Miss May Belle
Mcintyre, Mrs. L. Wilkins, and
Miss Eliza Baker. coicred
schools. J. w. Johnson, Miss
Alice Ball and Miss Graves.
With the exception of Miss
Graves the teache.s are the
same as last year. We think
the board has acted wisely in
retaining the old corps of teach
crS,
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Canp-Meet;ng.

AT a meeting the Baptist
churches of Washington coun-
ty, held at the BRENNAN Baptist
church on the 10th INST. forthc-
purpose of selecting a suitable
place at whicht to hold a camp
meeting, to be conducted by
the Evangelist w. E. Penn, to
begin on the 18th day of Sep
tember next. 1t was decided
to hold the camp-meeting at
Marshes springs, near Indepen-
dence, and that churches of all
denominations and the sur
rounding county are invited to
attend. Those wishing to camp
are invited to meet with COM
mittee at said springs on the Ist
day of September next; said
committee will be there until all
necessary arrangements are
made.
The Brcnham papers and the
Texas Baptist Hoald are re-
quested to publish these pro-
ceedings.
o. H. P. GARRETT, ! =
A. w. Kirk, 3
DAN MCINTYRE.
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A. w. Kirk, s
DAN MCINTYRE. :

Z MURDERER ARRESTED On
Wednesday lobe Hudgip, col
cred, now of Burleson county, a
special deputy sheriff, accornpa-
MED hy two other coiofed Men
arrested Lewis BatB, Charged
with the lmtrdef Of Milton Nc
Gowen, solorcd. on the Lauda-
dale plantation neSLong Point
few weeks ago. Babb was
caught i'll a field, ten miles above
old river in Brazos county, en-
gagged in picking cotton. lobe
having ascertained b bis
whereabouts engaged some of
the hands working on the plsce
to catch and tie him, he then
appeared with his forces and
took charge of him. Tobe with
his two guards ARMED with shot
guns arrived in BRENNAN about
= o'clock Thursday afternoon
and lodged Babb in jail. Babb
in conversation with lobe said:
YES, l killed him and G. d
him, if it was to do over I'd
kill him again" He said Nc
Gowan had threatened his life.
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MANY of our merchants have
their goods packed in cheap
or as they are known to the
trade, shipping trunks. Atnear-
ly every store door can be seen
piles of trunks. A stranger to
look at the. number of trunks
would naturally suppose that
everybody was going a-travell-
ing-but they amt; money is
too scarce.
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MIL1rARY.-A colored militia

MILITARY.-A colored militia
ry company has just been or
gan zed i'll BRENNAN under the
militia laws of the state. They
call themselves the "Brenham
Blues" and numbers 4S mem.
bers. ST Coleman, captain, Geo.
Hill, Ist lieutenant. The COM
pany has filed bond and made
application for the gins turned
ovef to the state By thc Brcn-
ham Greys, sohle thirty days
ago, watch are yet held by the
GFeys subject. to the order OF
the adjutant general. The
BANNER learns that the Blues
have ordered uniforms, the same
as those worn by the regular
soldiers in the United States
army.
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Commissioned Court.

Friday. l. Moore, dis
trict clerk, allowed SIS for care
and preservation of records of
his office and keeping up index
eS, etc, for quarter ending Ang.
Is. 1879.
H. Moldenhaucr allowed S.
cents for candles.
]. d. McAdoo allowed 500
for his fees in - criminal cases
tried and finally disposed of by
him at August term 1879 coun-
ty criminal court.
]. NJ. Hons allowed $40 for
postmortem examination on
body Of Wallace Kerr.
]. H. Hutchinson allowed
s225,Io far feeding prisoners
and lunatics and commitments
and releases of prisoners from
July so. 1879 to Aug II, 70 and
for salary for quarter ending
Aug. IS. 1879.
Ordered that northeast cor
ner room of courthouse be as
signed to the county surveyor
for his office.
Claim of J. w. Saylcs, coun-
ty surveyor, for $50 for office
rent rejected.
The judge and commission
ers yesterday visited the pau
pers now being kept uuder con-
tract by Mr.. Sam Stone; they
found seven paupers on the
farm, all of whom were enjoy
ing good health and expressed
themselves as well satisfied in
every respect with their treat
ment by Mr.. Stone.
Friday and Saturday.-Or-
dered that an Office in the ALL
corn building be rented at SO
per month from Sept. I, 70 to
Jan. /, so, for an office for the
county judge.
Ten days leave of absence
granted the county judge du-
ring each of the months of Au-
gust, September and October,
1879.
Ordered that the county
Judge be authorized to make
such terms to utilize the labor
Of county convicts as in his
Judgment may seem to the best
interests of the county.
This day came on to be heard
the CLAIMS Of H. NJ. Lewis for
costs accruing in state cases in
which convictions had been
had. The county judge hav-
ing an interest in the subject
matter declined to act. The
claims were rejected by a tie
vote. Tom Phears and J. F.
Winkleman voting to reject and
K. J. Moore and J. Cain voting
in the affirmative. The said
claims number 81 in all.
Ordered that sI4 be deduc-
ed from the allowance to the |
sheriff for commitments and !
releases.
The Claims of constable Gro |
zier, justice McClung and coun-
~ attorney Schutze for costs
accrulng in state cases in which |
conviction were had, were re-
ected by the same vote as in !
he case of H. M. Lewis above |
mentioned. Crozier and Nc |
Chung had II cases and the |
county attorney S cases.
Ordered that the four COM |
nissioners be allowed S. per
lay each for 6 days and the |
sheriff S, per day for 6 days at
on court.
Adjourned till next regular |
.erm.
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From Long Point.
August 18th, 1879.

august 18TH, 1879.
Editors Banner:
Weather pleasantly cool since
the rain last week; which COM
menced on Friday and lasted
until Sunday night, falling so
gently that all the water was
absorbed. Cotton will now no
doubt take a second growth.
The staple is being rapidly
picked, ginned and sold at a
fair price right here at the
"Point" % I-2 cents is paid.
Mr.. Silas Wood has just return
ed home after an absence of
several months in the Eastern
and Western states, where he
has been travelling for his
health. Mr.. J. B. Campbell has
also returned from Hot Springs,
Ark. Misses Mcfarland, of
Bolton, have returned home af-
ter visit OF several months
here. Miss Willie Baber is Wis
iting relatives here.
NOLENTINE.
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UNHoLY.-Fann Morris and
Ella Rippetoe, ladies of color,
SO far forgot the prophecies of
life as to be guilty of disturbing
religious worship at one of the
Camptown churches. Justice
McClung, on Friday, held them
over to answer before the coun-
ty court. Fanny gave the re-
quired bond and Ella now lux
uriates in the Hotel de Jug.
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TIcK-TAcK.- This is the eu.
phonious name of a new and
devilish trick just introduced
and successfully played by a
lot of young ROSTERS A few
nights ago a resident of the
northern part of town was tick
tackled and badly scared.
Shortly after bedtime the house
was visited and a larg: stone
was suspended to the door
knob; a string was attached to.
the stone and carried of, to
safe distance; by pulling the
string the stone is made to beat
against the door as if by invisi-
BILE hands as upon the inmates
looking OUT nobody is in
sight and the cause of the dis
turbance is ofcourse a mystery.
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The bridge on Market street
south of the Central railway
track has been renewed and
wide entertainments have been
thrown up at the approaches on
both sides of the branch.
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LINDEMANN & KOCH This
is new firm, composed of old
and we'll known citizens, who
have just opened a new house
making a speciality of wagon
and buggy builders materials,
also hardware, guns, pistols, etc.
Both gentlemen have had many
years experience in their line of
business and are thoroughly up
with the wants of their custo-
mers. See their double column
advertisement for full particu-
lars.
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An Ok THIEF.- On Thurs
day Col. Thomas Day. colored.
deputy sheriff, arrested ono Hen
ry Chappcll ascolered gentle
man on the Giddings plantation
south of town and brought him
in and lodged him in the Hotel
de Jug. Henry is charged
with stealing an OK.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
by H. NJ. Lewis, county clerk,
for the week ending Aug. 2Its:
Henry Swogetinsky to Emile ..Klehm.
b. Z. Brown to Lena Iuries.
Frank Williams TO Susan Glover.
= Elbert Parks to Josie Crowfeld.
Wilhelm Schaefer to Nina Meiskc.
Wilhelm Ludke TO Louise Hofelmier.
Moses Evans to Caroline Flanagan.
F:.Marel, to RosaleN Schupak.
Gustav Neinast to Melitta Risto.
Henry Nett TO Mary Pinyou.
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Cow THIEF CAUGHT Fred
Parker, a colored gentleman,
was brought in Friday evening
and jagged. Fred is charged
with stealing cattle near Chap
pell Hill and selling them TO
butchers.
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WooD is now abundant and
is selling at S. to ss-2S a cord.
Now is good time for provi-
dent people to lay in their sup
ply. When the weather gets
cold and the roads heavy wood
will be worth from S. to 81.
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1NsURANcE.-We take pleas
ure in calling attention to the
Insurance ad. Of Messrs. Key &
Robertson, whose agency repre-
rents number of the best in
surance companies in the Uni
ted States, Great Britain and
France. They also make a spe-
cialty of insuring Cotton Gins.
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Georgians chew ''BLkCK-DRAUGHT'
instead of tobacco. Sold by Tristram.

KANSAS jack This distin-
gushed dead beat, who SO sue
cessfully lived on chickens in
this county, has again turned
up in the lower edge of Austin
county. He tells the credu-
lous darkies that he is the chief
engineer of the Santa Fe rail-
road and by granting them life
time passes over the road-bc-
ing red..pasteboard tickets-he
has the use of the best horses
and lives on the latest chick
ems, biscuits, butter and the
like. Kansas. Jack exercises
ingenuity enough to make an
honest living.
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BALL AT BERLIN As viii
be seen by advertisement else
where Mayor Pesch, of Berlin,
will give another one of his
popular balls in that thriving
city on Saturday next.
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Work on the new Methodist
church has been temporarily
suspended, the contractor hav-
ing run out of brick. A kiln
has just been burnt and as soon
as ii "cools down" work will be
resumed.
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The city is beginning to as
sumo the appearance of fall
trade. Merchants are receiving
large quantities of new goods
and cotton is coming in with
some freedom.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-22

CoRN SELLING 1t is a well
known and acknowledged fact
that the corn crop in this coun-
ty is very short; not enough
having been made to supply the
home demand. In spite of this
fact a great many colorcd farm
ers-taking no heed for the
morrow-are hauling off their
corn and disposing of it at low
prices. The result will be that
many will find themselves with
out corn and also without
means, and much suffering
amongst this class of people
must necessarily cnsuc. Color
cd people having corn will do a
wise thing by holding on to it.
Northern corn will be high iii
this market.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-22

DIX. B. a. HILL, late of Chap
pell Hill, has been licensed by
Judge Masterson. of Harris
county, to practice law in that
district.
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CoTroN.- Receipts during
the week have been fair, con-
sidering the season and the
crop, about sixty bales a day.
The market on Thursday was
very active; we quote good
middling 10 Ia; middling 10;
low middlinw 9 3-4-no lower
grades in the market.
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New HOUSE, In another
column appears the advertise
ment of Mr.. A. J. Radfcrd, who
commences business on his own
account, corner Sandy and st.
Charles streets. He has a COM
complete stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, clothing, hats,
boots and shoes. and notions.
Mr.. Radford has been a sales
man in BRENNAN for the past
seven or eight years and dur
ing that time has made many
friends who will doubtless be
pleased to know that he has
gone into business for himself.
We advise those in need of
goods in his line to give Mr..
Radford a call.
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w. D. CLEVELAND. - The
card of this gentleman appears
among the regular advertise
ments in the BANNER. Mr..
Cleveland is one of the leading
wholesale grocers and cotton
commission merchants Of Hous-
ton. He is so we'll known in
this section as to need no COM
mendatlon at our hands. We
would advise shippers of cotton
to give him a trial, feeling salts
fed that the highest prices and
smallest charges will be the re-
suit.
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CAMr-MEErINe.-Mr, J. N.
Smith will be prepared to- fur
nish transportation to Maj.
PENIS camp-meeting. See his
advertisement. -
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OK Monday mornings the
streets of Brennan appear to
be fairly alive with colored
wash maidens bearing baskets
and bundles of soiled linen.
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HOME AoAiN.-Messrs. T.
Pampell, r. Hoffman and J. H.
Holt returned home on Satur-
day mornings train.
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STILL ANOTHER ROBBERY
a few days ago the house of
August Muller, who lives on E.
Scherer's plantation near Wes-
ley, was burglarized by I'M
known parties and all his har-
ness, an overcoat, a lot rope and
all the light articles that were
handy was stolen and taken
away. There is no clue to the
thieves. Robberies in the coun-
try seem to be becoming of
an alarming frequency, this be-
ing the third or fourth reported
in the past week or two.
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Local Intelligence.

c. A. POTTER is just now re-
ceiving and opening an immense
stock Of fall goods.
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CorroN is coming in quite
freely and finds ready sale on a
basis of 9 I-2 cents for mid
ding. RFk~s
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B9- For mattresses aud bed
springs go to Russi & Corni
thus furniture store.
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The claims for costs rejected
by the county commissioners
amount in the aggregate to
$500 or 5000.
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THERE'S still another one in
town, and he is called "Old
Rather" he can be found on
the streets.
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MoRMoNs.- The BANNERS
Burleson county correspondent
reports a couple Of Mormon
preachers in that county making
converts. What next
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JAILEp.-Fred Parker, late
colored deputy sheriff of this
county, was arrested last Fri
day on, a charge of COW steal
ing. He had a preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Nc
Chung on Tuesday, and was
held to answer before the dis
trict court in a bond Of $3.50, in
default of which he was@ent to
jail.
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TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION
If you want to know all about
it, read Ncwbouer Brothers new
ad. They offer bargains i'll all
kinds of goods.
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b. Just received at ID. w.
Bloombargh & Cos a full line
of Flannel suits, Linen suits,
Busters, shirts, ties, shoes. boots,
etc, for men, youths and boys
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DlsrRicr CoCRr.- The next
regular term ofthis court begins
on Monday, September
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"0Lp ENERGY" is what they
call him; he can be found at the
courthouse, too
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A man died of liver complaint! One
dollars worth of "BLAcK-DRAUGHT''
would have saved his life. Sold by J. IRIS
tram.
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THE DRAMATIC SEAsoN.-Col.
A. Meyer, manager of the Bren-
ham opera house, furnishes the
BANNER with the following list
of engagements made for the
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A MONOPOLY A few days
ago at least a dozen colored
roosters got tobacco caddies
and secondhand shoe brushes
and started in business as "shin-
ers." During the time compe-
tition was high and the price Of
a shine-both boots-was reduc-
ed to a nickle. The business
proved Improbable and one by
one the roosters went into
bankruptcy and retired from
business until now there is but
one skinner" left. His name
is Bill on week days and William
when he is at Sunday school.
Bill the other day held a sort of
a trades-union convention and
decided that the price of shin
ing be advanced to one dime.
Having a monopoly one dime
is the price.
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Cholera and Yellow Fever are prevented
by using ''BLAcK-DRAUGHT." Sold
+ by ]. Tristram. =
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A PORTION of one of the
most valuable blocks in the bus
mess portion of the city was sold
over two years ago for the tax
es of 1876. The owner failed
to redeem his property accord
ing to law. The holder of the
deed from the collector of state
and county taxes has now insti-
tuted suit in the district court
for possession of the property
as well as for the rents on the
same since the expiration of the
two years Parties whose prop
erty has been sold for taxes will
take a warning and govern
themselves accordingly.
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Forty years' trial has proved BLACK
DRAuGHT- the bes, liver medicine in the
world. Sold by ]. TiS,ram.
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{ Ctr sDows. The county
commissioners court have cut
down the price Of feeding pris-
oners in the county jail to thir-
ty cents a day each. Hereto
fore forty cents has been allow
ed. The sheriff may think he
is only getting "grasshopper
prices" but outsiders will hard
w coincide with him.
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CoTToN WORMS The BAN
NER learns from Mr.. r. +.
Tamplin, who lives in the Gay
Hill neighborhood, that the
cotton worm has appeared in
force and unless poisoning is at
once resorted to the entire top
crop will be destroyed. Mr..
Tamplin says he will poison the
worms on his place though some
of his neighbors will let their
cotton take its chances.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-08-22

BH- White vests at 90 cents
and upwards at ID. w, Bloom
bargh & Co.
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Query: Why will people suffer with in.
digestion when "BLAcK-DRAuGHT-
will cure them! Sold by 7. Tristram.