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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

He Suicided With . Largo In
surance Policy on
8is Life.
His Grave Opened and He CONN
Pound to Contain Moth
ing but Sand.

Friday the quiet town oi Fillmore, in
Andres county, Mo-, Vas thrown into .
ripple Of excitement consequent upon the
exhu@ing Of the soGia Of james
Riggiu, which, . fev dsys previous,
he'd osfn inferred With ,mpo.ing cesemo-
nies Of Cbrisiiaa burial IN the FILLMORE
cemetery, bot IN Consequence Of the sup
posed decsyed condition. Of the rsmains. the
ccfSn vss not Opsned at the time Of the
BURIAL. The fscss - learned are - follows:
J.mes kigein, Cell known in Andres
and Nodsway countiss. became engaged to
one al Andrew county's fair daughters. but
ior some ressUn best known to the maiden.
he broke ID the engagement. james. in
ME disappointment, concluded To bury him
self in the wiIds Of the Great Wet, far
from home and friepds.
Procuring an insurance policy upon bic
lite 10 favor OF his sged mother. be pur-
chased . ticket i0r the Pacific COST and AZ
irving Ut . Wy station On the Pacific rail-
road. hs stepped from the train, entered .
ssies closet, drew . revolver and put On
end to HE life The BAzoo contained en-
scccuat Of il ~ the time. His br0ther-in-
lsv . rived u the ecene aud took charge
Of the body, gathered together the effects Of
Kigsip, enclosed the body In q coffin and
shipped III. effects snd r-msins to bis
mother at FILLMORE. where the coin vss
inisTrsd amid the grief Of many sorrowiny
nsonrners.
Application for the insurance wss made
to the company who rad issued the policy.
They commenced IN investigation, which
resulted in the exhuming Of the cofiio ~
Fillmore, Friday. resulting IN the discics-
ure iLA; there Vas nothing in the ccfin
hut sand, effected from N-hrs.tss fertile
| soil. Dave Sso'ts. Andrea county's .:ep-
uiy sheriff il nov Of st. LOUIS on the trail
of him Who II supP".~d to h. the chief
col.p,Ta, -. |; i. ei.imrd that the re-
mains Of james Riggs we're scinsl!, pisced
in the coffin, bu, II that IL true the de-
tec;isse claim they mus, have b~rn stolen
.hereirom While enroute 20 Fl! more.
The Gaze il . ensiou. one, shrouded in
mys'sry.
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Curran & F'ry's,
223 Ohio Street.
HATES ANSWER.

tch. Katie's y rogue, IL il frn~.
But her eyes. like the -ky. are 80 iir-.
An her dimpies 50 swate.
An her ankles - nate.
She dazed. and she bothered me. toe;
TIL one mornin' We Winf for ride.
WnIn' d~mur~ ~ . bride. by my side
The dsriinf. she sat.
Md The Wicke,lesf lat
Meath purity girls chin liver tied.
An ny heart, Arrah. thin how u hate
For INV Katie looked 80 tesuptIb' Az sWA'e.
Mid ri,.-k- like the roses.
An all the red posies
That grow in her garden SO na;e.
Iiut sat fa.t a. mufe as the deaf.
Till she SAID, MD n toss Of her head,
..Ifi hsi know that to-day
Ye'd have nothin' Z" say,
Ia have gone wit my cousin iBaiead-
Thin I Fiji my self grow very bowld.
For knew she'd not scold " told
L, the !ov. %. my heart.
I ma " ,,ili never .epsrt.
lnouS.l ] lived 60 D.. wrnkled and "iJ-
An l said: at dare "a do So.
Id lit 20 Nv the haste. and I'D throw
Both arms round her waist
An te stain taste
~ them lip. tina, sre coax,n' me So
Thin che hlushei more illegent red.
As -he said, a.iout raisin her head,
An her eyes iookIn' down.
Meath ner iashes 80 brown,
..WouId We like :pc 90 drive, Misther Tel
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

Two Young Hen v no Gave Up
Thar Iivec Nj iout
War; in5.
Trouble that Origins. ID at Q Dance
the Cause Of the n lculty.

One Of the most Grill. Tragedies that
ever occurred in Bs'ss G. ny took place
Thursday evening, shout siS o'clock, the
reporter. are sL0ut - i0lls -:
southeast Of Butler. on the Pspiaville road,
IN old men named Rusyon and young
man named wiilism Glen. vess returning
h"me IRON q 6~ld where they had been Of
work. When near the rssid<nce M. Dan.
lei Young young man oamed Alss Guest
sprang from The eide of the road and de.
maSded shst Glenn get ous Of his wagon md
he t,'ue.sD vouid whip him. Al the same
moment VIM. B'snha@ stepp~d out and
lsid hold Of Runyon's wagon and made the
same demsnd.
kunyon took up the board on which he
wss sitting and attempted to drive the a.
sassins from HE wsgon. when his horse BE-
came frighteoed end started On . run. This
caused BrenhsW 10 loosen has bold, but By
the ti@e the TEEN vas siopped Runyou
heard three shots from revolver, snd coon
thereafter CI~0s iesm came running
down the road. Tie tesm ran into Ron
yoO's, ovefturnirg the wagon and came to .
sudden stop By running sgsiust . tree
Glen go in sit:iOg p0ssure 10 his wsgCn
ami gssped 10 Runy0n: IL am shot,, or 81
an killed"
RunyOn vent ~ once to his sssis, srce
but loud the vital spark f.s, going out
and in few minutes he wss dead. Kun.
yon st once gave the alarm and soon the
neighbOshood wss aroused and sssrch vas
made for Guest AMI the too Br-nham..
C!emsffiends vent to Butler Tor IN officer
for the arrest Of the Brenhsms and Guest,
AID when Sheriff SimY-on and s-.istants
reached the place they were met BY 90 Of
hcer from LINE Oak WITH warrant for the
arrest of Cleu, for the murder III WIN.
B'enham. This vas the first knowIedse
either party had that the other wss killed
Quest wss -con sf'erWasd spprehended,
but George Brenhsm had not been found
up To lest evening. Tbst section Of the
country IL hunting for him, and il il
doubtful II b. succeeds in escaping. The
whole sh.ir GF-w ous OF dance yivea ct
widow HDiger' some veeks ago. Only
last week the Brennams vent u Q isid
where one Bill Smith Wss working and
ironaced him severely. for which they
werc haesi SIS each BY Justice Ls.key, al
Lore Oak. II il the opinion that the A.
rackInv ps.ty either Intended to whip or
kilt both young C,em att old man Run
yon. Both the viciisns we're shout twenty
two -esrs old and single. and both stood
~ell in the county. Glen vas son OF
Judge Glen, deces-ed.
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Gulick & Blaisdell's MINISTRIES, ore OF the
strongest companies on the road, nre TO sp
poar ct Smiths opera house on Thursday
evening. the 10th int. The lovers o.
burnt cork entertainments Can expect a
rare treat, and the BAzoo hopes the com
pany may receive a liberal patronage. Se-
cure your reserved seais at Lsnde-' ~
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The Opera House and Hotel.

Another meeting OF the gentlemen who
are forming . project TO build an opera
house and hotel On Lamine and Third
streets, was held al the ufii.e of Houston
& Both we'll on Friday evening. The plsn.
Of the building were discussed, and Frank
Houston was appointed TO go TO Ks.sa.
City and examine come buildings and their
cost. II the building is erected il will be
a combined opera house ard hotel, sep
arsted by a covered aiier, the opera
house 10 hsve store rooms under il.
The work will cost about SS5 COO, and
the money il to he furnished by joint
stock company. There seems 10 be hui
little doubt that the money will he rsi,ed,
and the plans carried or,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

"Whst do yoa know shout 81. Jseobs
OIL p ssid one Of our oldest subscsibsrs.
This was fair question. and ~ snsser.
thst ve are reliably informed that gen
sleman Of sh~ city Who bas suffered untold
ssony. and spent mint Of money to ge,
relief from rhsuoa,ism, in desperssios
bought cone and tried II, asd declares shss
il il the best remedy for rhsumas,so be
ever trssd.-Ceiso (Ill.) Radical Rspubli-
can.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

PILOT GROVE ITEMS.

w. +. Gentry IL in very bsd health.
Tom Goodies countsnsnce is beamina
with expectancy.
-Messles prevail east Of Pilot Grove.
Tseuiy csses ic U skland achosl.
Judge Clarke firm. situated one ard =
half miles from here. va recently sold for
S2,85O-$l7.Yl 4 per acre This Is re.
garded ~ good sale, ~ the land 10 poor
aad badly improved.
III Representative Crsnmer don't hur-
~ through his hill for the prevention OF
hog cholera, there will room be none left to
protect. The sooner b. ">e,. down" on
the disease. the better for the-hog-.
-Rob,. H .rriman and joe Briggs came
up from the classic land Of Erfalo Prairie
To ,e.ch IN equal number OF the Pilot
Grove -spsr'ing club . few Of the arts Of
trap shooting. The required number oi
the club we're .Ooo found. and in the con-
test thss followed the boys from the cisss,c
land suffered an overwhelming defeat.
The corporation acheme seems to be .
6asco. A. one time y council and other
officers we're appointed and expectation ran
high, but more seceoi!y and sioce deprived
q! Prof. Lees legal advice end council the
whole thing has gone BY defsult- Whst
hes become of the iiceosc fec collected Of
Miles O.,ons cireus conbiaation?
MIR. Smith, . gentleman Of nncommoa
coenomen Who halls from the old domin.
ion, has established furniture store in the
building formerly occupied BY II. w. Hsr
RIA. Il il suggested that this will b. Q
grea, convenience to young sensleiuen con-
temp! sting houee furnishing. A full line
Of goods const sntly On hand, especially such
40 would Be called for the 6sst yesr after
marsisee. We sueeess tn oIr friend Gocde
to look through the establishment.
A tramp arrived in town lee days
ego and the boys thinking they had sub
Jet, took him on; to sn apple house and
there preferred charges against him &C.
cordioely, Me-ers Harris and Coz prose-
cutting, and M. Fray defending. The At
tosneys aooa convinced the prisoner and
everybody el>e pse-ent that what they
didn't know about lsV vss Immense The
Young gentlemen seemed 20 labor under the
Impression that prisoners were tried before
. Rrand jury. end ihsa the foremaS Of said
jury YES The judge They accordingly Cd
drea.ed the "Hon. foreman Of the grand
jury The victim vas tried, bu, before .
verdict could be rendered he Va led sasde
and told that freedom meant - good run, !
bat nary run. Ropes vere brought - . !
pesrussise argument, bat no run. Finally I
the unfortunate fcllos shook the dusi from |
HE fee: end lii out for Harris, followed by !:
Q wonderful amount Of shouting and swear. |
inG.
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There 10 Q wealth Of hidden and
visible treasure oil along the line Of
the Alabama and Great Southern
Railroad from Chattanooga 70 Bie-
mingham, . distance VI 142 milea
On the Lookout Mountain eide Of the
narrow valley through which the road
runs il coal. and on the right or Sand
Hill side 10 iron. Rich indications Of
this wealth may often b sssn from
the car window. The coal i in
streams OF strata from one to twelve
feet in thickness. and extends hack in
to and apparently through the
mountain. On the other side, the
ranges seems 10 b composed Of iron
ore alone. the hill being - bare -
though there waa not even soil enough
to support shrubbery sufficient 70 hide
its bleak and naked sides. All along
the very road bed ore rich enough to
yield seventy-6ve pounds Of pig metal
to the hundred pounds Of ore 10 20
plentiful - to b gathered up b. the
wagon load. the ton. the car load, OF
even the ship load, from the very eur
face. almost without the uss Of The
pick. Large amounts are % gather
ed and stacked along the track. scooe.
ding to the convenience Of farmers.
miners. and others living along the
line. In places many car loads thus
collected are gathered By tEains cent
from Chattanooga for the purpose.
Between the schedule time Of other
trains these cars are filed. hauled and
delivered ut the blast furnaces, and
. profitable pursuit for hun
areds Of people. and leaving ample
room for the employment ofthousands
more.
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Mintook tho House.

Friday evening there arrived on the
train from the west . middle eyed man,
appompasisd b young woman. both OF
vhoa iumedissely proceeded 70 reputs-
ble hotel, where they registered - msn and
v,le and vese shown TO their room. fes-
ssedsy morning the man appeared ut the
beoakfsst table, after having left word With
tho clerk that his wife wss not feeling
vell and desired her meal furnished in
her room.
Alter partakinz of his squsre, the
stranger left the hotel and was not seen
seaio until dinner, when he walked into
- dining room in company With his pre-
tesded vile. He again left Immediately
after dinner, and during the afternoon .
citisen of this city called ct the hotel and
inquired for Mn. Blank and vas shown to
her apartments.
The lsndlord's suspicions were aroused
that all vas not right. aud porter -.
- 20 watch the room, Who soon returned
9th the intersection that the proceedings
he had witnessed within we're remarkably
crooked for psrties Who were merely
ffieade. This VA Sufficient, and it took
bat Q brief period for the host to invite the
caller to vacaie the premises. while the
woman wss informed thst che, too, would
be compelled TO hunt other qu.r'ers.
Her Indignation knew no bounds and
she replied in language probably fitting
her petition, tbst she "didn't ~ant to re-
uaie in the id old house any longer
snyhow." She left at once. but instead oil
leaving the city took quarters At ano,he!
hotel. where her so-called husband visited
her lest night They did not attempt the
married gene, and those who known Say
she 10 q veil known Kansas City prostitute
Who hes picked up soft snap who va
footing her bills.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08

President Noah Porter says that he
met George Elliott in London in 1858,
when she was . woman '33 years
old, With plain but interesting fea-
lures. Of . little above medium size,
Of . very quiet and almost .imid bear
ing. must noticeable fer her singular
y refined voice. her clear thoughts,
her choice yet by no means stilied
diction, and above all. for her fervid
yet unaffected seosibility.' che was
then overworked ct trsnslating works
from the German, and was common
~ preOccupied. DR.. Porter "remem-
bers once being greatly moved At see
ing her, after having come late to the
breakfast table sQd being left almost
alone. give way to . mood Of abstrsc-
ton, daring which the tears flowed in
streams over her strong yet gentle
face" As to her anti-christiau seuti
ments. ~ shown in her later writings,
he says: "Tbe England which was
her homo has for centuries been q tenn
pie. not indeed wholly con-
but still . temple. IT which
Christ has been the light. Early in
life. We are told. she knelt at the
shrine Of this temple with earnest wor-
ship. Later she turned her hack up
IN this altar, led We know not By
what unaccOuntable influences. But
she never could cease to be guarded
and cheered by the light that fills
that temple with its reflected radiance.
How she came to fall into the serious
errors Of ethical Judgment which must
certainly have saddened even IL they
her life Ne do not care to
ask. But Of one thing We are Ger
tain: that should England cease to
be Christian in its worship. under the
agnos,ic theology Of Herbert Spencer,
Or Christian in its faith in immortality,
under the guidance Of George Lewis.
England could never produce another
Georg. Elliott in either sentiment or
Imagination.
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Again Continued.

In 'Sqire Fishers court, yesterday, the
case Of the State ". Patterson, on . charge
Of exhibiting deadly weapons in threat
ening manner, vas continued until the 18th
inst. The aEd.vii was mxde At the in
stsnce of w. F. Foote, and both parties re.
side in Georgetown. This IL the third time
the cause has been laid over.
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To Printers.

Ian prepared to cast composition rollers
promptly for printers in or out Of the city.
Terms n cheap - ANYBODY. Suitable
boxes furnished for the transportation OF
rollers st net COST. Address
J. W1r 0ooDWM.
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A Joke on Justice.

Spcriai to the sunday Morning f'sTH"-
PARSONS. KAs.. February ,.
The caze Of the state Of Kansas sgainsi
e. NJ. Knizley, q prominent yonng msn OF
this city, charged with stealing twenty dol
lars from his roommate. came up for Trial
this morning before Judge McFeely, and
for want of prosecution Was dismissed, al
though Kni..ey confessed the crime. On
Justice, where art thou?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-02-08
The Installation Ssrvice.

The following IL the programme OF the
installation services Of Rev. Allen J. V,n
Wagner, on Tuesday evening Of this week,
ut the Congregational church, At $50
O'Clock
Voluntary by Choir, reading Of scrip
tu-e., hymn. PRAYER, hymn, sermon By
Rev DR.. c. I. GoodeiI, of 81. Louis right
hand of feliowehip, Rev. Mr.. Bailey, of
Windsor; charge to pastor. Rev. Henry
Hopkirr. Of Kansas City; charge 10 the
psople, Rev. Rober, West, Of ST. Louie |;
music, benediction.
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The remains Of Michael Conley, who
died II Nevada, in the 9th year Of his
sge, arrived 10 the city yesterday morning.
on their Wy TO Green county, Illinois, IN
charge Of Thomas Con.ey, . brother OF de-
ceased. A burial certificate had been re-
oeived from the attending physician, stat
ing that death had not ensued from any
contagious disease. This certificate was
given to jack Mulhern, who failed
TO return il, and when the corpse was
about to be placed in the east-bound
car the Pacific baggage master refused to
receive il until the certificate Was produc-
-. The mon who had the paper
could not be found in time. and Mr.. Con-
Icy Was obliged to remain over here until
The night train. when he left for Illinois, he
having found the missing baggageman dur
ing the day.
While smsll pox is raging at Clinton. the
utmost precaution has been taken hy train
mes regarding the receipt o. burial cases
from thesouth end of the road, and auch
vss the cause of the delay in the present
in0tSOCP.
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The Latest from Clinton.

Special To the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
CLINTON, Mo-. F b. ..
The .-Sedaiia Measeis" are getting better
No new cases we're reported to-day, and
no deaths have occurred for three days.
A pest house has heen made out of the
old machine shops erected for the ksnsas
City & Memphis railrosd md owned by
DR.. G. Y. Salmon, who kindly don ared the
building for that purpose.
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Getting Along Nicely.

Harry Sanction, . former brakeman Tor
Conductor Harvey Fisher, Who "a. in-
jured BY falling from a train nesr Lime
stone Gap. on the Missouri Pacific, writes
from Washington. No, that he is we'll
cared for in the hospital at that Plsce and
progressing fsvorably. He speaks in high
terms OF the physicians. He says the in
mates receive the best Of attention, and
nothing il left undone that can contribute
TO their comfort ard welfare. and yet there
are chronic grumbiere Who have never LEI
up on kicking about having to donate fifty
cents per month for The proper m ain;en ,nce
of the hospital, where a most any OF the
Psciic's employees might be compelled to
accept of its benefits. Consistency, truly.
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The Minerva Club.

The Minerva club will hold its regu-
lar meeting tomorrow. Monday night.
at the residence Of Mr.. Frank Hous-
ton. on Indiana street. A good pro-
gramme has been prepared, and a
pleasaDt time 10 anticipated.
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The epecial. whicf

The special, vhich came over the q.
w. 4 &. road Sunday, met the hand ca
cone even or eight miles from here. load.
Cd With Warsav psseeneers vho we're TAX.
ing Sunday ride on their Own hook. The
ride, hossver, came to IN inGlos iouse By
The supesinsesdent locking up The eas; and
nskiae the boys pay to ride back to sews.
-Wsc0aV Regiseen
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A French phvsicjan's exner;ene

A French physicians experience
goes to prove that widowers commit
suicide more frequently than married
men. and that the presence Of children
in house diminishes the tendency to
se,fdestruction in both men and
woman. People Who have lived
much in houses and hotels with other
peoples children will perhaps b dis
posed to question the latter conclu-
sion.
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How Q Beautiful GIRL Chockmstod
SIMON 0irty.

Simon Girty was the wicksdest
white man Ut the early period If the
history Of the Ohio valley. In 1777
Fort Henry. which was situated On
the Ohio river. near Wheeling. and
gsrrisoned BY forty-two men, was
suddenly attacked BY Girty with
force Of 500 Indiana. He succeeded
in ambuecadin2 and Strengthening
thirty Of the garrison, leaving but
twelve to defend the fort. Among
the woman was young E;isabeth
Zane. . beautiful girl Of seventeen.
The twelve soldiers commanded by
Col. Shepherd were good mar hsmeo,
and, knowing that surrender meant
death for their wives and children, %
for themselves, they resolved to fight
TO the last. 1t was not long before
the small stock Of powder 10 the fort
was almost exhausted. In dispair
the colonel called his brave little band
together. and told them that at .
house some sixty yards outside the
fort, which their enemies had not
dsred approach. there was key Of
gunpowdsr. Whoever should Try to
bring il into the fort would be- in
peril Of his life from the Indians. He
called fdr volunteer. and three or
tour men responded. But only ono
could be spared. While they were
thus generously disputing smoug
themselves for the perilous errand.
Elizabeth Zane approached the colonel
and begged that she might b allowed
to 90 tor powder. Her requese wae
promptly refused. but she persisted.
end il Was finally agreed that che
should make the first trial When
all Was ready the gate opened and
Elizabeth walked rapidly acro.s tho
open epace toward the house where
the powder WAS stored. Those in the
fort could plainly go that the eyes Of
the indians we're upon her. bat either
from curiosity OF mercy they SLOWED
her 10 Pass safely and 10 enter The
house. Her friends drew breath Of
relief. and watching even more anxi-
ous'y fer her rappesrsnee iaW her
come out soon. bearing the powder in
q tablecloth. tied around her waist.
By this time the Indians suspected
her burden, and. in . moment more.
a. she was Fastening toward the fort,
they sent after her . shower Of bullets
and arrows. They oil. however,
whistled by her harmless. and she
sped on with her treasure, through
the deadly missiles. until ct last che
boreit in triumph inside the gate.
By the old of the powder and the en-
thusiastic courage which Elisabethis
selfsaeri6ce inspired, the little sarri-
son was enabled to hold out until ~
lief came IN them. And % the noble
act Of . young girl saved the lives Of
all within the fort, and vanquishsd
its 500 dusky assailania The Zane
family became we'll known in South
cru Ohio, and gave their name to the
beautiful city Of Zanesvills.
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NO BIG BLOWING,
But Shobe says tell his friends
to come on, that he will not be
undersold. Nothing but the
best Of everything cold. s&w.


Friday night, Sedalia Lodge M. CSC. ].
O. G. T., installed The following ol6ceD for
the quarter commencing Feb. !, 1881:
A. d. Fisher. w. C. +.
Matte Gocdsich, w. v. T..
Jno. n. Corey, W B 8.
E A. EubAaka. w +. g.
Kate A. Trist, ". 7.
9. J. B. Feir, ": ~.
Lydls n. Trist, w. @.
J. L. Tfiit W. c.
Louis Harris, ". oeot.
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from . running brcok slew ths siast 0ol.
li.th. End nillioss Of nohla 80 siDe,
that lime bsvs died ison . ssnels seo~e m
the bladder. which Wsrness Sale XidpeV
end Liver Cure would have dissolved -
carried away.