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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

giyIng a great deal Of personal attention 10
The details oi tlieoanyass. The republicans
arc working Quietly, and I believe effect.
lvely while the democrats are blowing and
clustering, rather than working. Both
factions Of Tho republican party will unite
before election day, and work vigorously
for Folger. Personally, / think we will
win, but should Folger be defeated, the i'm.
mediate result will be the REORGANIZATION Of
the cabinet. There Is q pressure on Arthur
10 have more politicians around him-men
who know how 10 handle tho stalwart
cause In 1888. This matter has been seri-
ously discussed In all It's aspects by his
friends In New York. The presidents
mind Is now fully made up to make clean
sweep u we lose the state
"Will Lincoln go with the rest ?" asked
your correspondent.
"Yes, Lincoln will 20. His fathers name
hes kept him thus far. 1t was limited some
time ago that foreign mission was at his
disposal, but he refused to take the hint.
The new cabinet will be filled with astute
politicians. Conkling will be the leading
spirit of the administration. He has, not
withstanding his growing and lucrative law
practice, strong desire to return to public
life, and will accept the secretaryship of the
treasury. Something has to be done to
| check the growing current of Blaineism.
1t will be effectually checked by the ar
rapgement have stated, providing Folger
is defeated. In the event of his election
Arthur will feel more secure, but Mr.. Chan.
dler will receive his walking papers, and
probably one OF two others. Chandler sus
poets something of this sort, and is casting
longing eye on the New Hampshire sena
torship, Washington Special to Chicago
| Herald.
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and defendant, nor ~ viflde of any trans
action by which defendant might DO held
hound pflna faoie 70 plalnilli Tor the value
" the goods, nor by any other transaction
upon which an account could De legiti.
mately based does not come within the
meaning NJ account M used In the He.
yised Statutes. Reversed aud remanded.
Ray Vi. the State; from Falls county.
Whenever the evidence upon which convic-
ton Is had Is clrcumstantial, u charge upon
that character OF the case becomes part Of
the law OF the case and must be given l4l
Texas, 2O7 CT. App, G52l. Failing TO give
q charge on circumstantial evidences In such
q case Is q failure TO charge the law OF the
case. 40 CT. App, 507; ID, 203; II ID, 6bD.
There being some evidence OF bona hide
purchase Of the alleged stolen animal, that
question should have been submitted TO the
fury; % Ct. APP, 1903; Id, 35S; 10 Id, III; II
Id, 10y. The evidence is also insufficient
to support the verdict, and q new trial
should have been granted. Reversed and
remanded. Wilson j.
Montgomery vs.. the State; from Cooke
county. Question: Can Juror I'M
peach his own verdict by alleging
| that he was inundated into agree
ing to it by the charge Of having been
put upon the jury to hang" itY Held
| SuCn SlOulu uOt Uc dliOWCuj Va Nu't i'o.)
AS to the other misconduct the court,
quoting the language OF State VS., Walmon,
say Evidence will not be admitted to
show that one Of the jurors agreed
to the verdict of guilty on condition that a
petition, signed by every member Of the
Jury, should be addressed to the governor
asking Communication of sentence; (3l La
Ann, 1867 The evidence does not sustain
the verdict. Reversed and remanded
Munzesheimer & Co. VS.. Merrill; from
Gregg county. On suing out the seequestra
ton, appellee alleged in the affidavit ant
citation that the appellants firm was com
posed of Munzesheimer alone, and if ther'
was any other partner therein he could no
discover it. After judgment, on appeal
ing to the county court, Munzesheime
signed the appeal bond individually, TO
which, on motion in the county court, tn
appeal was dismissed. Held, although tn
Judgment was against Munzesheimer 4
Co. yet, as shown by the pleadings,, h
alone constituted the firm, his individual
signature was sufficient. Reversed and re
manded. White, p.j.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
A Daisy Love Letter.

The wooers of olden times were very
good, but the following love letter, picked
up on the streets yesterday, carries every
thing before it, and IL there is any virtue in
Jealous love letter. Il ought to have car
ried off the girl. Here II is, word for word:
DALLAS, October %, 18S2.-EsTEEMKD
LADY: While this may somewhat surprise.
still you remember that you happen 10 be
one Of Gods last, best gifts TO mar"
therefore, IL Is very natural that you should
be admired. Yes, have seen you often,
and adore you. You are the apple OF
my eye" your very image is always before
me, and am not TO be blamed for loving
you, because you were made TO be loved,
and cannot help IL. Oh II i could only
fold your beautiful form IN my arms
would be the happiest manin the universe.
Say. darlingof my heart, won't you love
met Won't you meet me where no
other eyes but ours can look upon
rs as we look lovingly upon each other 7
Oh, II you viii how happy IL viii make
me. I saw you this morning upon the
street, and 1t made my heart palpitate at
every movement Of your muscles as You
walked along. Oh, Il IL 90 cruel 10 love
like do and not be loved m return and
not know you and have you not know me.
do not even know your first name, but
hope when You answer this you will tell
me. do not think You viii lind Il hard 20
love me, ~ I have been called very hand
lone. Say, darling. won't you tryi Tell
me where you live and ell about your dear
self on, love you nadty, and as said
before, I would fsin pres your lovely form
snd cal you mine. On for such ETHEREAL
bliss. Your Devoted Admirer,
III
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ASSIGNMENT OF CASES.
Assignment of Cases in District Court for
Week Commencing Monday, October 80,

Assignment of Cases in District Court for
Week Commencing Monday, October 80,
1889.
3o72-B Ingram Fletcher ct al. VS.. A Young ct al
s970-C Keene vs.. W NJ Edwards ct al
399S-E G Bower, administrator, VS.. II c Rhine
ct al. (Tuesday.)
4O1S-W c Boom VS.. Mary Mueller ct al.
1925 Lizzie Handley VS. B Thompson ct al.
4OS7-C Hoberman vs. H Keller,
40S9-William Marriott VS.. A Bortle
4l28-Cc White VS.. G Lively (assigned to be
469-H W Hammau VS.. Dallas Compress ct al.
pol fired Hall VS.. Laura Hall
8Sol-Robert Kleburg vs.; John Drake.
4349- Jacob Engers VS.. W A HARDWOOD.
d3S5-Anuie Pearson VS.. PEARSON.
i4O7-J NJ Overland al. VS.. unknown heirs, OF
4n2-wm Caruth vs.. A Mccommas ct al Thurs
4n7-LIcy A Futell VS. W 4 ILarwood.
ii87-M NJ Potts VS.. n & PR Wy Co.
4lJ2-Moore, Sttratten & Co vs. Schneider u Da-
i4js-Jamcs NJ Cole vs. H B Bowen and wife,
4455-State VS.. John Barton ct al
l456-F Z Hughes vs. Geo w Phifer.
4l5s-F H Davenport VS. Fac Tolliver ct al.
4465-Sallie Slaughter vs. Fred Slaughter.
4477-Pet ,rs ct al. VS.. Simon Mayer ct al
447s-Haryey VS.. Mary Lartigue
| 4iSO--J Pace VS.. Robert Ogden ct al
| 44S4-Preeman VS. Freeman.
| l4S9-Mariah Caster VS.. Geo. Ferris ct al.
4490-Chancey Williams VS.. Allen Williams.
| 4i94-Travis VS.. Travis.
4496-L Clark VS.. Mary ] Kaufman ct al.
45oO-smith vs. Stone.
| 1901 Reinhardt VS.. Texas Trunk r. r. Co.
| d5l2-Wallace g. Waggener vs.. Texas Trunk
45l5-A B Rust t VS.. A. c. Rust
45l6-D Houlihan vs. Texas Trunk r X. co.
15l7-P Connerty VS. Texas Trunk r. r. Co.
45iS-F Finnell VS.. Texas Trunk Il. r. Co.
45I7-G Forten VS.. Texas Trunk r. r. Co.
452l-Moses Jackson vs. Mary Jackson.
4521-J II Bryan ct al. vs. Il G Bower
4522-Noland & Price VS.. Texas Trunk r. r. Co
4526-Frank Hollingsworth vs. Texas Trunk
452s-Fitzt faid. guardian, vs.. NJ NJ M Miller
4529-Henry spaulding VS.. Texas Trunk R. R..
Co.
453i-Mary Rigan VS.. Frank Rlgen.
i535-D d Irby VS.. Amanda Irby.
4536-Isaac Leonard VS. Matte Leonard
4537-W ii Adams vs. Fannie Adams.
45ll-L II Downing VS.. Ross ct al.
4547-Delia Mays VS., G Mays
454S-Mary McKinnin ct al. VS.. +. Cock
455l-Mary NJ Bivens VS.. George Bivens.
455S-Elizabeth Hart VS.. Hardin Hart. Jr.i
155i-Martha Loughery VS.. Pete Lougheiy.
4555-Minnie Laurence VS.. Thomas Laurence.
4557-C II Buckle VS.. M Brosius.
455S-W L Cabell VS.. Texas Trunk X. X. 20.
456O-Buck & Co. VS. Nicely & Milligan ct al.
456S-Mary P Fortson ct al vs. George AL
ford ct al.
4566-James II Johnson vs. Elizabeth Johnson.
4567-C Slaughter VS.. Texas Trunk Il. X. Co.
456S-J T Vanston VS.. Texas Trunk H. X. 20.
ls70-w B and G Wright vs. Living
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A most unjust, nngenwous, and under
Inc circumstances, ~ we will nov make "
appear, unfortunate communication Tor ils
writer aud his friend Is that Which we pub.
fish In another column of this Issue, ara
signed "Falr Play" We had desired and
intended to keep drawn the veil OF charity
over some unhappy events that others have
deemed II we'll to Haunt to the
world; and did not Fair Play" in
impetuous haste or indecent indiscretion,
plunge into the public print with less
than half his armor on and all his vizor
down" that veil would have been on duty
now. The facts are as follows: On Friday
night came the intelligence from Austin OF
"CoLoNEL G, w. JONES being on high old
lonesome" This the Dallas HERALD did
not publish. On Saturday night came the
telegram about the fine imposed, along
with the item of the other misior-
tune. The matter therefore being a
| court proceeding we were of course obliga-
ted to our readers to publish, and this only
on Sunday morning. Pr contra: the'Gal'
weston News published the item Of 1.-THE
fine and its cause, too much post.oilice on
one side, of the fight; too much lemonade
on the other" on Saturday morning; So
also. did the Waco Examiner, San
Antonio Express and Austin States
man, thus giving publicity tc
the fisticuff and the Lemonade" twenty
four hours before the HERALD divulged it
The Fort Worth Gazette was especially
severe in the case. Another piece OF intel
ligence from Austin, viz: that "CoLoNEI
JoxEs, in his frenzy, rushed with drawn
knife upon a man, in his room," and
again, that "CoLoNEL JONES was so inc
briated that he came near falling from
the cars" we refrained from publish
ing. So also did we treat some
other items, but which perhaps another
similar communication from. Fair Play
may compel us toward publication And ye
another thing: when the special Austin tel
egram in question was by the news editor
of the HERALD submitted TO its managing
editor, the latter in his sorrow particular
~ charged the former that no reference
should be made to the unhappy item, IL
the leading and prominent head
lines of the Geographic columns
and accordingly not one word thereabou
was to be found there. Under this aspec
of the business, Fair Play" mustrecogniz'
how fearfully he has Numbered, and hov
untimely made his frothy parade of old-tim
but luckless quotations, while his admired
candidate must be forced in agony to ex
claim: "God save me from my (such
friends"
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THE Cincinnati Enquirer says: "The late
WILLIAM PENN, who achieved more or less
distinction in connection with the state OF
Pennsylvania, was bitterly denounced from
the pulpit last Sunday by REV. J. ID.
KUrTz. pastor of the Silorne church, Phila-
delphia. The reverend gentleman was
greatly disguised over the bi-centennial cell
ebration and the boom it gave the memory
ofPEYN, who he believed deserved oblivion
because be had snapped rum to the In
dams for real estate. Are none of us safe
from the clergy
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THr English have chargel up the totai
erpense Of the war. fihy mpnion pounds. 70
Erypt. The total debt is Boz 500 oo'ooo'
and the assets one khsdiFs and bis harem,
a canal. sir pyramids. and An incalsnlaols
amount Of white sand wen adapted for
Don't walks. but for farming purposes not
recommended. As the Irisbman would say,
aThsfs iofns country 10 live out Nv
Whist the Enrllsh intend 20 ultimstely DO
with Egypt J. a. yet . profound mystery
outside Of the walls Of Ma GLapsrorEs
csbinst. TssT hsrs not ns yet even init
rnsied IN intention o. changing single laE
or custom. and sfsct 70 even respect the an
fbortv offhs -ezk and inpotsnf sultaz q
TurEsy orsr TIE ltnd. Parliament hts
1nr ss-embisd. rnd fhs opposition srs
n>Itfrr TIE ryVsrnnsnf viii questions con
c--ninr ifz E<Tptinn policy. Az st Bok
~ h.s ben elicfs1 nors fhan re knsr
s~fr-. A rnfIrs sruT + being rso-rzr-
- "a B-iti<t o,Ic--s .boVs ne srk q
~-rt<sr. rrf Barn Psrna. BrIrn. con-
r-.-s-~zn-<hi.f BIT -. e1isr psiirs f,--<
ii y . fan <-uy c1-p- q -, B-Iti-h r-r
-s~- r-r-. rhi<1 - rns~e ~ th< s1ci
or1sr u - r1rrtT
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

In the amount OF money that has been
sent out of Dallas during the past few
months for assessments, fees, etc., to the
various Marriage Aid Associations, had
not been thus squandered, some $4,000,
there would have been enough here to
build an elegant opera.house where great
deal of counting might have been done by
those now fieeced. and perhaps marriage
association for life formed. Also, there
would have been enough left to pave the
more froquented portions of Main and
Elm streets, where many moonlight
stroll might have led to assessments OF a
different order.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02
Won't Have Supervisors.


There is diversity of opinion among
the people as regards the effort that is being
made to have supervisors appointed by
Federal authority. 1t is generally conceded
that the plan is to be pursued throughout
the SOU and that it is in accordance with
instructions from Washington city. The
best class of republican coalitionists claim
that the greenbackers are taking big
stock in it in order to carry favor with the
administration and get some of Federal
patronage in Texas, a Ia Malone. great
many democrats think it is done to keep
out the Hubbell assessment fund. as by this
means quite large sum would be ex.
tracted from the treasury. In their opinion,
to say the least of it, the whole thing is un-
called for and suspicious, and there IS
large sized "bug under the chip
So opposed and incensed were the republic
cans at this act on the part OF the green
hackers that, as already stated, they came
out in the following communication;
To the Public:
We, the undersigned republicans, some
of whom have been here since the war and
taken an active part in politics as republic
cans, hereby cheerfully testify 10 the uni
form fairness and integrity Of our elections.
We der,de the calling for supervisors as be.
ing sinister in its motives, and calculated
to throw aspersion upon Dallas ana
this section of our country, where every
man, black or white, has been invariably
vouchsafed "that right, preservative OF all
rights" TO cast his ote untrammelsd, and
have his ballot honestly counted. Re-
spectfully submitted for publication.
August Miller, chairman republican exec
utive committee. sixteenth senatorial dis
trict flor years Judge Of election); A. M.
Cochran, late chairman republican state
executive committee; John jackson, G. ".
Altermann, secretary Dallas county republic
can executive committee; j. Grossman, ID.
Mackay. NJ. d., late surgeon United States
army, secretary sixteenth senatorial repub-
lican executive committee Paul Altermann,
Richard White, minister Of the gospel ;
John A Mann, w. j. Grant, Robert Clarke,
Melvin Wade, ct al.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

For the first time, perhaps, in its history
Texas is to have royalty within its borders.
As will be seen from our San Antonio
special this morning the PRINCESS LOUISE
and Marquis of Lorne, her husband, are
expected 10 visit the Alamo City soon.
Whether they will do so is doubtless a
question, but at any rate we may, for the
time being, congratulate and felicitate our
selves upon the hope ofseeing at no distant
day representative of old Engiand's
royalty, her long line of kings and queens,
in the person of the PRINCESS LOUISE.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Mrs. ScovILLE has been adjudged insane
by that Chicago jury, who moreover say
that her mala6y is hereditary OF course
it is too late to entertain motion to re-
consider the verdictof the Washington jury
inthe case ofher deceased brother, but should
these verdicts seal the death warrant OF that
system of empiricism and quackery which
obtains in the so-called medical jurispru-
dence of our courts the sad events that
have thus eliminated have borne gener-
GUS fruitage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

THE law in Boston forbids the sale Of
liquor in any building within 400 feet of
school on the same street. To evade this
prohibition dealers, whose bar-rooms were
on corners within the limits, put the en-
frances on the side street, and the police
commissioners granted them licenses
But the supreme court decides that the
nlan will not do.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Our dispatches this morning convey the
information that one of the most disastrous
gres in this country for years past visited
Falls River, Massachusetts, yesterday, and
swept away nearly $l,oOO,oOO worth of
property. Falls River is one of the most
extensive manufacturing towns in the state
of Massachusetts,.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

MADAME CHRISTINE NILSSON, who arrived
In New York Tuesday, will divide the
honors and the profits Of foreign star In
the theatrical world with MEs. LAseTEr
duripR their respective sojourns in the
United States. The objects Of the two are
widely different The jersey Lily comes
In the first flush Of success to reap a for
tune. while poor MADAME NIIssoS' she who
has passed through all that LASsTRr hopes
for. comes back to the most generous OF her
old-time admirers 10 acquire acompetency.
The friends and admirers Of both may de-
pend implicitly npon the curiosity and
generosity OF the American people for the
realisation Of the dramas ofthe actress and
the prima donna.
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THE IIIiI1AD, \
DALLAS. TEXAS.

The long hoped Tor Esuer'iship in the
army struck CoIoNEL MckrN2'E couple
of days ago HATcH aHd other coioneis
had been expecting y. but MchEszIE' on
duty at Santa Re, has drawn the prize.
MAJoR-GEEEnlp McDowsrI having retired,
PORE went ~ step and so MCKENZIE
ounnass f
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

WE are indebted to COLONEL o. n. HoI-
LIEcswoRrH, secretary state board of educa
ton, for several copies of volumes l and
of tue Texas journal OF Education, pub
lished in Austin. 1t is decidedly one oil
the best periodicals of its kind anywhere
published. To any person desiringto keep
fully posted in the great cause Of education,
especially as to its status and its progress,
as well as the details Of the entire system in
Texas, 1t is simply invaluable. COLONEL
HoILrxsswoETH has his whole soul in the
work of education for Texas, and is one OF
the most earnest and best posted men in
the st ate on all statistics, facts, etc, con
nected with the vast and complex system.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Thousands Of cases Of Consumption Es
cured every year BIZ Acker's English Penn
edy. A single dose viii show ne good eff
feet and fur fhose who wish 20 make . trial
W have put NJ trinl bottles, e 10 osnts
For sale 81 W. H. Patterson 4 Co. Dallas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Horsford's Acid Phosphate I'm Constipa-
tion
DIR. ]. N. Robinson, Medina, Ohio, says
81 have used il in a case Of indigestion and
constipation, with good results. In ner-
yous prostration its results are happy"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Br references 70 he tslsgrnpbie columns
n iii be zen that yesterday conts'nsd
more fhnn in quots q frss. both m thu
rrrrfrr nuf nh-uad.
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srscE the ONO elsosi0n II Is said Of sENA-
roR PEspLr7os that he ia in consistent dread
Of the presidential lightning striking him
IN 1884. The senator is IN truly deplorn-
bic STATE, and deserves sympathy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-02

Advocates of prohibition need have. no
fears of "Prickly Ash Bitters," as 1t Is a
medicine, and by reason of It's .cathartic
properties cannot be used as a beverage.
1t is manufactured from the purest mate
neys, stomach and bowels. As blood
purifier it has no equal. Is pleasant to the
taste, and effective in its action.
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Notice 70 Debtors and Creditors.
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DvERTISERS! send for our Select List o.
n Local Newspapers. George +. Rowell u
Co. 10 Spruce street N. Y. oct4d&W
The daily gazette., 1882-08-23

ASleh mat have been bedridden for years
ags Oesa completely cured by the use of Lydia
.pAnals Vegetable Compound.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-23

THE PUBLIC IS REQUESTED CARE
Il FULLY to notice the new and enlarged
scheme to be drawn monthly.
aS-CAPITAL PRIZE, S75, 900. IA
Tickets, only SS. Shares in proportion.
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,-,.r me Best ONT.

..roat deal of chicanery ana ue,
There is > y bargaining in this wicked
,,ptoD used u w' ali else are horse trades
soI!a, by trickery, waY " Of arranging
learn .inas ilns s in the big Southwest oh Wl1nou.
these tnllgSt l1t 10 deceive and with olspaesn
10Y atteInPs fascinating. "a A gentleman who
bat quls,, a,,le ranch in Texas was teliing US
owned cs',' Sav Of their methods. u had on
the other daS aid he, "a big fellow called
the grounI' land on the rancho, but reck-
api goou ,,ng body. Zip had a horse,
Iss, easy-S 1o and beauty beat the neighDor-
which for hJoh szG could heel gravel In a live
hOOd ana WptS .hon any animal in that section.
llef = IAsT.d onc day he came to me anu salu' ~
Nel Og' oT for a while" VI course there i's
going on n.e ,o Injecting; there never was IN
Eas no uss s ~ 10 off went Zip. About three
hOe Pal'1Ii sa. was out of doors, when | saw a
days ae, .ea rraIrie tial presently resolved IT.
dot on Iue ,an an horseback. Ii was Zip.
slilnII . 'hr hnrse OF all the broken down,
Bot sucn l,uos To ever saw, that nag was the
EnNney IIs vLy Zip," | asked, "what did
Vurt ~ y, n,, ,;nnr horse p "Traded him,
you do WIN !,uosedly. "You must have got
ad Zip, co., eoulpEb ,ppitb Ills beast" mo-" said
nice penny cool as ever, didn't get cent"
Al, s4Rr ju'v what do you meant" ! cried. "oh,
DWhy "%r nIn, over the mountain yonder,"
Eas COn,I .~ben met fellow on this hoss.
gid ne, -, "I' nt mine a kinder admlrin' like,
BE ooAeIt ta ai tns the muzzle of six-shooter
nd Ihs enaI ~ and HG saws, "IIow'll you trade ?"
w ny .sTven aISa and SO 1t was all settled.
The daily gazette., 1882-08-23
DBuchunafba.p -

lsk, complete cure, all annoying Kid
Bladder and Urinary diseases. 81.
Rysts