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st. Louis; Allen Mccoy, Houston: Albert
Urban. Laredo; w. G. Watson, u.
Schwab, Miss V. Bachelor. New Or
leans; Z. J. Davis. Philadelphia; S. n.
Pickens, Palestine; S. futile, Ranch; G..
n. Rogers, Mississippi; Thomas G..
George, NJ. Meusebaeh, Southern Paei-
fio Railroad; Rev. G.. van der Seygraaf,
Kstwyk on the Rhine, Holland; Rev. r.
Meyers, MaestriUht, Holland; Rev. NJ.
Hammer, Oudenbosch, Holland; james
Baxter, Superintendent of Guadalupe
Mines; Mrs. Baxter and grand child, Viii
lsldama. Mexico; Paul Flato and wife,
San Felipe del Rio; DR.. Wolff, wife,
child and servant, Marion; Robert II.
Sayre, George II. Myers, j. G. Hayden,
Bethlehem, Penn; r. Robinson, New
York; K. B. Leisenring, Pennsylvania;
A. Lewis, White Haven, Pa, John Bon
nsr, Tucson, Arizona; s. NJ. Carter, FL
Paso, are at the Menger.
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Hotel Arrivals.

c.. c. Akers. Batesville; P. J. Lewis,
Austin; Colonel John A. Turner. Lam
pasas; J. Fl. Higley, Beeville; r. de IL
MICA and family, Meir, Mex; Mrs. d.
Templeton, Laredo; w. w. Campbell
and w. c. Berry, Austin; Peter Guez-
dan, San Diego; r. NJ. Hays, Galveston;
P. Rowan, Flatonia; L. w. Gillett. Lyle;
+. M. strive, Bexar county; Joseph
Shan, Cleburne: J. A. johnson, Con
zales; p. 5. Sowell, Assessor, and Hugh
MoGriffin, Sheriff, Guadalupe: G.. d.
Fletcher, Mackey's ranch; +. II. Wilcox,
San Francisco; j. Wilson, Beeville: NJ.
F. Madden and J. G. Wenar, New York;
d. F. Swami, Palestine; r. s. Russell,
II. F. Herndon, New York; II. H.
Rogers. Live Oak; Ralph Eastman and
Daniel Brown, Chicago; Mason Nancy,
Pearsall; j. A. Addington and George
M. Addington, Luling; ID. X. McLennan,
Bexar county; A. W. Gagg, Palestine; ].
Albert, Houston; s. Melton, Austin; c.
II. Hurley, Lampasas, are at the South
ern Hotel.
K. l.. Minard, w. J. Williams. w. G.
Huffman, ID. Duncan, j. l.. LaPrelle, w.
Z. Wightmsn, st. Louis; +. Il. Deyal,
Sanderson; G. II. link, Philadelphia; A.
J. Halliday and wife. city; ii. l.. Ben
son, Chicago; Geo. j. McCurty, W. A..
Fehling, Austin; p. J. Fayle, Tuscon,
A. T.; A. Snyder, Ell Paso; W. Pickens,
9. j. Ward, Dallas; G. F. Ward, San
Marcos; Mrs. M. Menley and daughter,
Corpus Christi; Jas. r. Harris, Gal.
Iagher,s Ranch; W. E. Fithian, Texas;
W; +. Manson, Galveston; W. B. Sharp,
Columbus, Ohio; Chas. P. Mahood,
Virginia; j. K. Lyons, Houston; W. j.
Merille, Palestine; Z. e, Genarde, New
Orleans, are guests at the Maverick.
John t. Lytle, Ranch; j. NJ. Mathis
and wife, Victoria; J. B. williams, j,
W. Cherry, Edwin K. Wolf, New York;
9, A. Pugsley, Kansas City; George f.
Evans, Corpus Christi; M. W. Butler
Toledo; M. Gallagher, c. L. Freeman,
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The Beginnings of Sickness.

Never trihe with what are called small all.
ments. A disorder easy of control at first, if
neglected for few weeks may become a
mortal disease. BE especially careful not to
let debility gain upon you, fO- it is the door
through which all maladies enter the system.
If you feel languid, inert, and to use a com
mon expression, las if there was no life left in
yOu," resort at once to HOstetters Stomach
Bitters. That great vegetable tonic will sup
ply the vitality you so urgently need. 1t is
nerve food. BY its tonic action the stomach is
so invigOrated that digestion becomes regular,
easy, perfect; while its mild, cathartic prop
critics relieve the bowels from Instructions,
andits Alternative operation beneficially affects
all the secretive organs. For the miseries of
dyspepsia, and they include almost every un-
pleasant feeling that belongs to physical dis
ease and mental wretchedness, this potent
tonic is a certain and speedy balm.
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Picnic Party.

A picnic party picknioked yesterday
in the grove between the First and
Second missions. The day was spent
usually as such days are spent at picnics.
The Misses Frederick, Lasleree. Dit
mar, Goldbeck and others were present
with their escorts. On the return to
the city an accident very nearly occurred
by the tongue of the large wagon break
ing while crossing the railway track.
and the large wagon with its human
load very nearly overturned in gully.
One of the horses was injured slightly.
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German Theater.

The announced play of "Anna Lise,"
at Turner Hall did dot take place, owing
to sudden indisposition of one Of the
ladies who was to have assisted. The
COOLER as Prince" and 1.-The Wedding
Tour" were substituted. Though dis
appointed in the expectation of the play
as announced, the performance was ap-
preoiated.
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A Reliable Article.

For enterprise, push and a desire to get
such goods as will give the trade satisfaction,
II. l.. Fowler, r. Cohn L. Co, j. d. Devine. j..
Clavin, the druggists lead ell competition
They sell DR.. BosankOs Cough and Lung
Syrup, because its the best medicine on the
market for Coughs, Colds, Group and Primary
Consumption. Price 80 cents and 81. Sam.
pies free.
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Delegate Elected.

The San Antonio Typographical
Union held an interesting meeting yes
terday and elected Mr.. Theodore Kunz-
man, OF the LIGHT, their delegate to the
annual meeting Of the International
year at Pittsburg, on the first Monday in
June.
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For Swindling.

deputy Sheriff COmstOck arrived in
the city this morning from Ell Paso with
prisoner named n. G. Garrett, who is
charged with swindling. The prisoner
Is now lodged in Jail.
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Billiards.

The 18th game in the billiard tourna-
ment was played Saturday night at
Clark's, Mr.. Rawls beating Mr.. Andreae
by a score of 100 to 70. Tonight the
game will be between Mr.. Pyron and
Mr.. Andrea. This will leave but two
games more to be played.
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Mexican and Indian CQriOSitiGS

Feather work on cards
from Morelia and the City
of Mexico. Aztec and In
dian Pottery and figures
of all kinds from Guadala-
jara. Onyx JeWelry from
Puebla. FiIigree JeWeIry
in Gold and Silver from
Guanajuato and the City
of Mexico.
Miniature Birds on
blocks from Aguas Cali
enteS and Morelia.
Horn Goods from San
Luis POtoSi.
Zarapas, Mexican and
Indian Blankets.
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Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will ap-
pear at Turner Hall on the 3lst instant.
The box sheet is now open at Rische's.
This purely American prima-dOnna is
certain of an enthusiastic welcome on
this, her first visit to the Alamo City.
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Rare Business Opportunity

Half interest in an old established
wholesale and manufacturing business
in this city. Strict Investigation asked.
Particulars at Hilton & Young. Soledad
street or this office. 3-lS-2w
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethIng. 1t sooths the child, softens
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhPa. % cents bottle. 7-22-lyr
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Are coming in rapidly; everything you
want in clothing, hats and furnishing
goods. PANCoAsT & Son.
2-26tf
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Next door to Gallagher's saloon.
first-class stand for good man that Vi
derstands the business. 3-27-tf
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"A first. class stand for a restaurant
for rent. Inquire at Gallagher's saloon,
at International and Great Northern
Depot. 3-27-tf
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The Dallas county poor farm pays its
way, meets all expenses of trsmps and
misdemeanor convicts, and turns some
money into the county treasury.
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For Rent

Desk room in an office, convenient 10
cation, nicely furnished and fitted up.
Address 1T. B. j." this Office.
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New Goods for Sprinq.

Fine line of suitings for custom suits
Just received. PANCoAsT q Son.
2-26-tf
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x. 9. GILBERT,
a East Houston St., Next:to Bridge
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~ Special Attention gwen TO forwarding
bodies to all parts of the United States Tele-
phone connection. Calls attended day and
light Sply
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.$l5,560 "A
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.$I5,574 70
ARKANSAS PRESCO,
JESSUP NJ. BELL.
JNO. wITHERS. JR.
JOHN E. oCHsE,

secretary
hseTfuLy
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VALUE OF STOCK

We, the undersigned members of the Finance Comm
Report of the Secretary for the six months ending Decem
| ~ Signed
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sEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
BEXAR BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION
LIABILITIES.

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, December 81, 1885.
for the Term ending December 81, 1885, showing
+ share:
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TELEGRAPHfC BREyITIES.

The Cabinet met yesterday and discussed
Parnelps land bill.
Emperor William will leave S,rasbourg
Sunday for Baden.
The coffee market was forced downward
yesterday from two to five points.
Failures throughout the United States
and Canada in the last seven DAYS were 1885,
as compared with IT'S in the previous
week.
Colonel Charles f. Stewart, of the Corps
of Engineers, by direction of the President
and at his own request, has been placed on
the retired list.
Three officers belonging to the Spanish
army, at Barcelona, have been arrested aud
imprisoned for leading a band of soldiers
to Join the Carlists.
Owing to the severe quarantine regula-
tinns on the Canada side, the owners of the
Beaver line of steamships on Lake Winni-
peg recently refused to ship a consignment
from Liverpool.
In the great American stallion stake,
value about $1,000, run at Louisville yes
terday, Gray went to the front and won
easily, Sir Joseph second, Silver Cloud
third. Time, 3:09i.
At Cleveland Driving Park yesterday the
free for-all Breeders Stakes for the stallion
championship was unfinished. Brown
Wilkes took the first heat in 2:24i, Ambas-
sador second, Atlantic third, Cadmus Ham
bletonian fourth, Mohawk Gift fifth, Re
veille sixth.
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ABOUT WOMEN.

Womens beauties are seldom mems
beauties.-Te9as SJtings.
Gayety tempered by seriousness is the
happiest manner in society.
Every year woman lives the more pains
she should take with her dress.
Annie Pixley's manager denies that she
is to leave the stage because of her son s
death.
Remember that what women admire in
themselves is seldom what men admire in
them.
Julia Wheeler, late with Rhea, has been
engaged for Lolita. Miss Wheeler is Mrs
J. W. Morrisey.
Ii has become quite the rage to have SER
mons, lectures, associations, clubs, ETC., ex-
clusively for the gentler sex.
please the men of sense before she asks
what will please the men of fashion
When man speaks of pretty girl he
says she Is a duck. But woman is apt to
say of pretty girl she is no chicken.
young lady of Chambersburg shows
her fondness for pets by bringing up a
young pet pig. She feeds the little porker
candy.
A Bridgeport Conn man was aston
ished the other day by receiving an invita-
ton TO the wedding of his divorced wife of
only two weeks.
Mrs. Mackay's social success in London
is brilliant and complete. The Prince of
Wales and other leaders of fashion attended
her party recently.
Matthew Arnold's daughter is plump
badly-dressed little Englishwoman, who
has married New Englander named Whit
tredge, who has a great record as noun
tain-climber and is member of the Al
pine Club. Their home is among the Berk-
shire hills of Massachusetts.
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saiubrity of Our california climate,

The salubrity of our California climate is
becoming quite universally noted. Per
haps the most satisfactory test of its salu-
brity is found in the number of deaths
among children of tender age 1t is
among these that the heat and steam bath
atmosphere of an unsalubrious climate
show their death-dealing power. The un-
usually hot season on this coast presents
good opportunity for comparing the NOR
tality in this city with that OF the East,
where there has yet been apparently moth
ing more than the usual summer heat. In
San Francisco the hot days of summer are
usually confined TO three or four. when The
thermometer stands at 90o or above But
this year we have had a long period OF
warm weather, during which the usual
fogs and cool winds Ct summer have been
absent But the records of the Health
Office show that during one of our recent
hot weeks there were only 78 deaths and
of these only % were OF children under )
years of age. The death rate of all classes
was only n per LOCO. In New York, in
the corresponding week, there were lii
deaths, of which 6S5 were of children under
years of age. These deaths, therefore, of
children under ) years were, in New York,
81 per cent. OF the whole. while in San
Francisco they were only IS per cent. The
10 per Loco, and for children under years
of age .45 per LOCO. This shows the NOR
tally OF ali classes in New York to have
been three times greater than that in this
city; while the mortality OF children under
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,sIyE FOREST FIRE AT WAC

EXTENSIVE FOREST FIRE AT WAGON VAL
LEY.-An extensive forest fire has been
raging for over a week past in the Wagon
valley region, between Shasta and Straw
berry valleys. south and west of the Black
Butte. 1t followed down from the mount
ain, and crossed the Dobkins mill road
this side of Dietz's place. thence along
west of Dietz's, crossing the stage road
south Of that place, and thence circling
around the mountains further south. 1t is
supposed to have originated from the camp
of some worthless tramps, who left their
camp fire burning. We also hear that
William Townsend had 100 sheep in the
section burned, and that he has been un-
able to gather up more than 1000 head,
the remaining 700 having probably per-
ished il the flames. Thousands of acres of
valuable timber has also been destroyed.
The great quantity of smoke in the atmos-
phere of this section comes from this eX-
tensive fire, and will continue with us like
a thick fog until we have rain-storm to
quench the fire and clear the horizon.-
Yrekd Journal, .SeDten.ber 18th.
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SEEKERS FOE HOMES IN NORTHERN CALI
FoRNIA.-The San Francisco Bulletin of
September 10Th says: AT the office of the
Immigration Association in this city it is
stated that inquiry for land in the north
ern part of the State is constantly increas-
ing. Even people in southern California
are beginning to take notice of the capabil-
ties of the northern half of the State, and
are asking concerning land there situated.
The railroad which is being pushed north
TO the Oregon boundary, that being built
into Lake county, and the projected extern
sion OF the Donohue road into Mendocino
county, are causing almost constant in
quiry for land in those sections In the
southern part of Lake and Mendocino
counties the best land has been picked out
to great extent, but further north there
are large tracts of good land, and in almost
any direction from Yreka excellent Gov
eminent land may be obtained. The peo-
pie of the northern part OF the State have
only recently begun TO advertise the adj
vantages of their country, but even at this
early day such work as has been done in
this direction is making itself felt: and
with the manifestation of as much enter
prise as has been displayed in southern
California, the tide of immigration will be
turned to the northward. The excursion
train which goes to the end of the Califor-
mia and Oregon road on the oath inst, will,
it is believed, be the beginning of marked
change in the condition of Northern Cali
fornia.
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A acknowledgements LAKE. - The
Truckee Republican says: There are two
beautiful gems of lakes, nestled among the
mountain peaks and surrounded by thick
woods near Truckee, that are rarely visited
by man. They are situated between Lake
Tahoe and Schaffer's mill, not very far
from the summit of the ridge. Messrs.
LaiIen and Gray visited them this week,
and one of them. the existence Of which
had never been known before was named
Gray lake. 1t is said to be beautiful spot,
and will some time, no doubt, be a resort
for excursion and camping parties.
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4 Big BONANZA IN THE BIBLE.-In an
English magazine an attempt is made TO
give series of Americanisms-tha is TO
say. words coined or invented in America.
Under the word bonanza, the definition is
given : Spanish-a big scheme by which,
honestly or otherwise, much money is
made" Upon this critic pounces, and
says that bonanza means good fortune or
good luck Bonanza is, indeed, Spanish
word, and very naturally came into use in
California or Nevada. But il does not
mean . big scheme" or good luck" 1t
is nautical, sea-going word. and means
fair weather at sea. If the reader will re-
fer to st. Matthew, vii, &c, he will read
that, after the Lord rebuked the wind and
sea, " there was great calm" And if the
reference is next had to the Spanish YER
sion of the New Testament, he will find
the phrase there given una grande bo-
nanza." 1t is easy to understand how the
word came intoits fgurative use-as mean
ing happy, calm and good hope after a
weary search PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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CALIFORNIA AND OREGON RAILROAD TT e
preliminary surveyors have reached Pres
tons, about two miles from Edgewood, and
the head party of the right of way forces is
at keyser's, just this side of Strawberry
valley. 1t IS now stated the terminus will
be al Butteville for the winter, and that
winter quarters for the railroad company
will De established there 1t is also re-
ported that no survey will be made through
Yreka. the surveyors claiming that Yreka
is seven miles out of theway. This means
that Yreka is Oft the line running to the
mouth of Willow creek, but is directly on
a better and shorter route via the Ander-
son grade, which may be too expensive to
suit.-Y rek1 Journal, .Septenbcr I5th.
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BOYS WHIPPED By SPARRows-A crowd
of boys attempted to amuse themselves by
throwing green apples into sparrows' nests
on the hill last evening. and succeeded in
creating very lively fight. The trees were
filled with thousands of birds, which stood
the fun until it became monotonous, and
then organized and made fell swoop upon
their tormentors. They few straight for
the face, and it began to look serious for the
urchins. Some of the latter ran TO a safe
distance and looked on. but the more ad-
venturous waged the battle. Two boys were
picked at until their faces and hands were
covered with blood, and they were obliged
to defend themselves with clubs in order to
save their eyes. They tired before the
sparrows, however, and at last were obliged
to beat retreat to some more thinly-popu-
lated bird district, while the feathered army
huddled together on a long limb Fall
Riuer Globe
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PHoroGRAPHING CANNON BALLs.-It is
well known that cannon balls have been
most successfully photographed when on
their flight from the lannon's mouth, but
it seems that quite recently such photo
graphs have been obtained, many of which
show, in remarkable manner. the head
of condensed air which preceAes the shot.
1t is this head of condensed air which
makes it almost impossible, even for the
most skillful riheman, to hit an egg-shell
suspended by longish thread and doubt
less it is this . head" Of condensed air
which first wounds when an animal is hit
by rife shot.
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4 CHILD'S SUFFERING
From Eczema. Ears and Scalp Gov
cred with Scabs and Sores
Cured hy Cutieura.

My little son, aged eight years. has been az
hicted with Eczema Of the scalp, and at times
great portion OF the body, ever siuce he was two
years old. 1t began in his ears, and extended to
his scalp which became covered with scabs and
sores, and from which sticky f!uid poured out
causing intense itching and distress and leaving
his hair matted and Hteless. Underneath these
scabs the skin was raw, like piece of beefsteak.
Gradually the hair came out and was destroyed.
until but a small patch was left at the back of
the head My friends in Peabody know how my
little boy has suffered At night he would scratch
his head until his pillow was covered with blood.
l used TO tie his hands behind him, and in many
ways tried to prevent his scratching; but it was
no use, he would scratch. took him to the hos
pital and to the best physicians in Peabody with
out success. About this time, some friends, who
had been cured By the CuTICuRA REMEDIES, pre-
vailed upon me to try them. Ibegan to use them
on the 18th of January last. In seven months
every particle OF the disease was removed. Not a
spot or scab remains on his scalp to tell the story
of his suffering. His hair has returned, and is
thick and strong, and his scalp as sweet and
clean as any child,s in the world. I cannot say
enough to express my gratitude for this wonder
fnl cure by the CUTICUEA REMEDIES and wish
all similarly afflicted to know that my statement
is true and without eXaggeration.
CHARLES MCKAY,
October g. 1885. Peabody, Mass.
I have seen Mr.. McKay'r boy when badly af-
fected with the Eczema. He was pitiful sight
to look at. l know that he has tried our best
physicians and did all a father could do for
suffering child, but availed nothing. know that
the statements he has made you as regards the
curing Of the boy by your CUTICURA REMEDIES
are true in every particular.
WILLIAM J. MCCARTHY
80 Foster street, Peabody, Mass.
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcuRA. so cents;
CUTICURA Soar, % cents: CUTICURA REsOLyRNT.
81. Prepared by POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
Co., Boston.
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases
DIMPLES, Blackheads, Skin Blemishes and
IN Baby Humors use CUIICURA SOAR.
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SHE CARRIED HER PorNT.-"I want to
speak to you moment, said woman to
a Dakota Judge just after Court had adj
journed; my husband is on the jury, and
l want you to excuse him." That would
be impossible, madame, the case is nearly
finished, and if I should do that we would
have to begin all over again." But his
work is being neglected, and he ought to
be at home Very likely; but can't
let him CO." lone of the children is
sick" 'As long as ii is not dangerous he
will have to stay" I'VE are out of wood
and flour, and" You will have to
arrange somehow, madame, your husband
can't get away at present" o But, Judge,
one of the horses is sick" (which one?"
" The roam" That big roam that saw
him driving?n Yes We'll, well,
that's to bad hate to let your husband
CO. but he ought to be at home at such
time as that, l suppose; say, you haven't
tried nux vomica. | suppose ?" No.
% Its the best stuff made for sick horse.
Just wait a moment till get my hat and
FIJI walk over with you and your husband
and help him give the horse some."-
Estiiiine Bel.