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BeIgium's Elections.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 21.-The second ballots In the
Parliamentary election were taken to-day The
voting was done quietly and more rapidly than
on last Sunday. The Socialists have large ma
jorities in verviers, Charleroi and Liege, thus
winning all the seats on which they counted
outside SOgnies, where the result is still doubt
also in doubt.
The latest returns show that the Clericals won
in BRUSSELS. Their majority Is estimated at
$4,000. They also carried Journal, which for
merly was Liberal 1t Is believed that the oppo-
sitiOn In Parliament will consist OF only four
teen Liberals and thirty-three Socialists.
PremieT, de Burlet is said to have been unseated
The sun., 1894-10-22
KILLED HIS FRIEND.
Kaieburg shot at u bird aud the Ballet
struck wAIdschmidL

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 2l.-Karl wald-
schmidt and Adolph Knieburg. two young men,
went hunting this morning. At o o'clock Knie-
burg came to the city and reported that his COM
panion had been shot by some one who was fol-
towing them. The patrol wagon was sent TO the
outskirts of the city, where the officers found the
lifeless body OF Waldschmidt, with a wound in
Knieburg was taken into custody and con-
fessed TO the police that he had shot his com.
paniOn accidentally. He was shooting at a bird
just as Waldschmidt raised up from bunch OF
marsh grass. They were close friends. and there
IL little doubt that the shooting was accidental
Waldschmidt was II years old
The sun., 1894-10-22

The students at BnOn Univerity have called
upon all German students TO unite In sending
Prince bismarck gift on his eightieth birth
day, April next
Felix FauTe, French Minister OF Marine has
Informed the Budget Committee that the naval
estimates for 1898 call for 237. 900, 900 francs
against the Triple Alliances joint estimates OF
248, ,OOO, 900.
The sun., 1894-10-22
Ne Kne~a Cause Tor TAI. Yo..h,a suls,as.

Sineteen-year-old Elmer Alruth, son Of Mrs
Addie Alruth, widow living at l2It Liberty
street, Newark, committed suicide yesterday
mOrning by taking arsenic His mother sus-
pected nothing wrong until she heard groans
emanating from his room Just before noon. She
sent for a physician.
IL was found that he was suffering from ar
senctal poison, and few hours later he died
County Physician Elliott granted burial GER
tthcate after investigating the matter The
boys mother can given no reason for his suicide
she says he had no love aftair no home trouble
nor anything else 10 make him unhappy, so far
as she knows. - - "
The sun., 1894-10-22
III HUNG cHANe,s DISGRACE.
The Decree Chsrrine HIr. with Fs,iprs 20
DO HIs Duty.


SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Here Is the decree
degrading IL Hung Chang;
1.-THE woien tJapanesel having broken faith
with Corea and forcibly occupied that country,
China, through sympathy with It's tributary
kingdom in her distress, raised an army to at
tack the common enemy.
Upon III Hung Chang, Imperial High Commits
aioner Of the Pei Yang, having chief control Of
the forces there, rested the entire onus Of being
prepared for emergencies. But, instead he has
been unable TO act with speed and promptness
In his military preparations. so that much time
has elapsed without any important results. He
has, indeed, failed In the trust repOsed In him
by us.
I'VE therefore command that his decoration
OF the three-eyed peacock feather he plucked of
from his hat and that he be stripped OF his yell
low riding jacket as slight punishment. II is
necessary, then, that the said Imperial High
Commissioner exert himself TO the utmost and
decide what should be done; that he direct and
hasten troops Of various provinces 10 the front,
In order that all may put forth their best
strength 10 chase and root out the enemy, In
this way III Hung Chang may hope TO redeem
his former errors"
The sun., 1894-10-22
EaToreIaE the Excise Law.

Forty saloon keepers and bartenders were held
in 500 each in the city's police courts for viO-
lating the Excise law. Justice Hogan did not
sit in the Jefferson Market Court, although he
went there. Justice VOorhis informed him that
he would dispose Of all the cases on the docket.
so there was no need OF his altering his previous
ruling In excise cases. as he had promised no
would az Saturdays meeting of the Board OF
Police Justices.
The, excise arrests yesterday by precincts are
N folloWs.
The sun., 1894-10-22

until the Japanese cavalry reached Kasang \
town OF the northeastern inlet of the Yellow Sea,
Shanghai newspapers report as an undisputed
fact that news has been received OF the mutiny
Of 5000 Chinese troops near the border of Corea
and their fiat refusal 20 march IN the direction
ordered by the officers.
The sun., 1894-10-22
A Burglar sAd = BArA Fan OF Booty Cap
lured.

ALBASY, Oct. 2I.-John MoGinn. a noted
burglar, was arrested here to-day. With one
acCOmplice he has been travelling all over the
State robbing farmers Under the guise Of
Photogra pliers they would get into a farmers
confidence. and while hV was asleep skip out
with everything movable about the place, in
cluding horses. cattle, chickens, and vegetables
Mcdtnn was found in barn In this city which
was filled with booty. Wagons, horses, car
rlages. bicycles. hundredsof heads OF cabbages
chickens by the score, and twenty barrels Of
apples were recovered.
The sun., 1894-10-22
disaster. or ,he Coast OF Labr.asn

ST. JoHN's, y. F., oct. 2l.-The steamer Silvia.
from Pilley's Island, reports extensive damage
caused in that neighborhood by recent sIorms
The unusually high waves carried away the
wharYes and watersde premises.
Further intelligence from Labrador confirms
the report of great disasters OF that coast DUR
ing the past month.
The sun., 1894-10-22
arrests yesterday by precIncts are
On the Sunday previous there were Is


siI-year-old Ida Danershefsky, the daughter
of Russian grocer living at I3 Eldridge street,
was run over few doors from home yesterday
afternoon By horse and wagon owned and
driven BY Elias SpeTling OF ~ suffolk street.
The child's skull was fractured. Sperling was
arrested,
The sun., 1894-10-22
The New Pauam. Canal COMPANY.

PARIS Oct. 2l.-The new Panama Canal Com
pany was legally constituted yesterday. and the
canal agent In BOgOta. NJ Mancini, was in
structed by cable 10 announce the fact TO the
Colombian Government Tomorrow 500 work
The sun., 1894-10-22

Nots. or For.IEn Iaapp.nIag..

CALCTTTA. Oct 2l.-A despatch dated at Ca
proving.
The sun., 1894-10-22

BUDAPEST, Oct. 2l.-An unpublished opera by
Haydn has been found at Prince EsterhaZys
castle In Eisenstadt.
The sun., 1894-10-22

Coed Carpet. are ceiling very cheap at cO~psr.
The sun., 1894-10-22

a iiSS' IS Ss s1 sii .s .si9 for tbs Fine
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70 MS story. the ship was 40, n, sv,,v,sr.~,
11nEsf. hnd vas ten mica distant taa
snsoctn. beat had beer. Ioz~w~s ana
ssefytnanx was fn readiness "a s~,s 80.
men to Tatoozh Island "a ssts~---z !.
Ao~nsen1 Tor ting. The vessel vss
80 "a current that was directed toward
nnver Island Then Captain ]. z
1aAnson- OF the bertha. c,eres 10 tor th@
ccostis0 DAs< 70 fhls port for s.. 90 which
vas declined: ana upon his suxx.stton.
captain Mccartney AYERS. they agreed Il,
sease the matter 20 the courts ara ABIDE
D 'neir decision That IN the reason The
captain Thinks not nzore than q so viii te
allowed for salvage
shipping men believe that the Bertha
mas much better claim for salvage
against the Scottish Dale than the Waa-
asrer has 2gaanst the steamship City Of
Fushia- which offered 70 p&y slaon sal
wage. but was Hbeiec Tor 81. oa TIE lat
ter ease 10 ssfii IA litigation
shipping men say that. notwithstanding
the ship cost g1zs.9G. she would not sell
Tor more than tss9o The owners OF TIE
Scottish Dale have cabled from LIVERPOOL
that they VIII furnish $50 Cos bonds forth
with for release Of the vessel
Captain Mccartney IN his Official repor;
TO British Consul RIocker. exonerates his
officers from the charge Of uuutinoun con-
duct That cdium fell upon the men be-
fore the mast The ballast In the ship 10
being trimmed to-day. and she viii proba-
bly, be on an even keel tomorrow, and
VIII then have her rigging repaired
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csnfsssants of her Husbsnd,s Rf~hs.
Deny Tie Lives IN seattle.
The struggle over the two Wills n, y~na
Shay Baldwin was yesterday Transferred
from Judge Lsngley.s department Of fhe
superior court TO Judge oxborn's and
citation issued to Dr. Baldwin 10 produce
the last viii within twenty days. Before
the order OF transfer was made a number
OF affidavits were read. arnorg them those
OF A X Shay and Richard sake Jones.
the former OF whom endesvored TO show
that DIR. Baldwin was resident OF this
city nj the time bis wifes last VIA was
drawn
AS evidence OF residence ana intention
to remain In Seattle. the fact was brought
out that Baldwin not only was registered
among the voters. but actually voted at
the last city election. Shay also stated
|. that he believed that Baldwin did not file
the viii In the supreme court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia until after he knew OF
the order requiring him tAeproduca the
Will here. Dir. Jones' affidavit was In .es-
feet that he believed DIR. Baldwin had
come here on account OF his wife's health
in fact. that he had said he would not
reside here permanently. After the death
OF Mrs. Baldwin, Jones says he tried to
induce the doctor to stay here. but he
preferred to remain In Washington City.
because the supreme council of Thirty
third degree Masonry for the Southern
jurisdiction Of the United States OF Amer
lea had It's regular temple there. Dr.
Baldwin belongs to the supreme council.
and. enjoying the society OF Scottish Rite
Masons, spends much OF his time In the
temple. He owns house at 17E Tenth
street In this city. now occupied by
Shay's family. Baldwin. however. Jones
says, never intended to make his home
here. for the reasons set out above. and
because the climate does not agree with
him.
The issue OF residence In an important
feature of the case. The effort TO nullify
the last will of Mrs. Baldwin Is based on
the alleged fact that at the time OF Its
execution she did not reside here and the
further fact that the will. having only
two witnesses. is void under the laws OF
the District OF Columbia. which Is said
TO have been her true residence where
three witnesses are required. The viii
sought to be probated by DIR. Baldwin Is
properly drawn. but was made In 1915.
while the Shay viii was made In this
city a short time before Mrs. Baldwin's
death. According to the former. the sur
ylving husband inherits all the estate.
but the latter makes provision for her
sisters and brothers in this city.
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Acting Land Commissioner Bowers has
notified the local land Office tia, he holds
Tor cancellation the presumption entry OF
Patrick J. Lynch for tie west half OF the
soufhsAst quarter and the southeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter. and bot 4.
section u. township y north. range 8 east.
o. the ground that he did not reside upon
or cultivate the land according TO law.
Lynch has the right Of appeal The iocal
ONCE held tEat Patent should be issued
70 Lynch
The following Port Angeles town lot
patents were received at the land Office
yesterday. Emily Rockman. Fred Resi-
ger. David l. Smith. Moses Z. Squire,
John schonberg. George II Sweeney.
Charles sturm. W X. Smith ALERT l.
Steel. James Stuekey. Aaron ID. s. artls.
Fred II Smith. James Stewart. Georg ga
G. Shaben. Lizzie L. Thompson. II. Thor
walczon. A ~ Taylor. F. w Trounce,
George Urqunart. William Won Wrinkle.
Charles ii. Wilson, Charles A. Wood.
Clement Wise. Peter ]. Void. Hans l.
Walby, Fred A. Zahn-
Mineral patents-Pride OF the Noun
tains Mining Company.
Cash patenfs-John r Mccormick. @.
r Brown, b. Crockett. W. vi. Hams
worth. W. Joseph. c. r. Lusk. c. Man
Kler. w. %. Mcmillan. Susan II. Dingnaan.
widow OF z. T. Dingman-
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A Thrifty German Who Was Grassy on
borrowing, Not Laboring

borrowing. Not Lsboring.
Nargarete Lewandovsh yesterday Sc
cured In the superior court q divorce from
her husband. Albert Isewandovski, VINO
vas aaiud<ea insane November "a They
we're married at Dantxie. Germany, June
< lSSs and for the last three years, dur
snv their residence IN this county. Mrs
I.ewanaovsfd has been compelled 10 earn
a living for the family by taking IN sew
tng.
Her husband is deaf and unable to SPEAK
r,nx,,<a ana on that account found IL very
stfic,,It 20 obtain work. Moreover, ne
manifested a dssinclinstton 20 labor anu
xsbsn his wifg requested him 20 earn
,,,t,x he would become angry ana
.a-ss.,n her. AL the money he used ID
s,,ruor, OF the family be borrowed ehisily
era,n MS erothsr-sn-Aaw. ana from saen
,,enrs az woui. han hin, dollar. lie
- accustomed 20 to- Mrs. LewandoV-
~, .sa, Re h.s earned this money snd II
-. ' ~, untfl the creditors iennanted pay
-, ,nnt are knew the source or TIE
revenue. ..,-.Nt -xS.
.st,,*sas insane he struck his wire waaa
ana compelled her 70 Zee fo1 hef
life. with her k-year-oli sirL
1917 excsps household goeds
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Courts and PaDaic omses

J. II. Allen. assignee OF Botheli Bros.
was yesterday ardered by Judge Langley
to accept an offer of 500 for the interest
of the firm in Odd Fellows hall
Lots . and So block 20. Gilman park,
have been ordered sold to satisfy a judg-
ment for s653l0 obtained by Foreman j.
Martin against James d. Naughton Ell al.
The Great Northern Fish Company of
Seattle yesterday filed articles OF incor-
poration with the county auditor. Capital
stock. g oco: incorporates. 4. w. Mulch,
James Thomson and y. ii. st. Germain.
In the superior court yesterday James
+. Stuart was made defendant in an ac-
ton brought by Herman A. Tolle TO en-
force pas ment OF a si.olo note. The note
is secured by mortgage on six lots Ia
block 5. Boston Heights addition
r. /. Hemingway was yesterday ap-
rolnted guardian OF Richard T. aud Mary
EMILY Upton. respectively aged 20 and Is.
children of jeanette Upton Hemingway.
who died In this city November % The
appoantment 10 necessary in order to Sc
cure TO the minors the payment OF a
becuest Of their deceased father. amount
ing 10 $ per month. income OF Wisconsin
property.
Judgments were signed IN the superior
court yesterday as follows: Lysapdsr
Lyons vs. Alfred Mosher ct al. 3iS5o;
A w. Reed VS.. Rufus p. Matthews Ell al,
81 asaeo; Mechanics Mil s. Lumber COM
pany vs.. Z. w. Aoughton. defendant and
Rainier Hotel company. garnIshee, sS2sT
against gaznishee. Mechantg National
bank Us. Seattle Carpet company. SlSl.5s:
Nancy NJ. Bogart Va. Louise and George
W. Ward $3.50.
Nicholas George, individually. and e.
administrator OF the estate OF William
johnson. deceased. and airline George,
have been sued In the superior court by
f. l. jacobsen 20 recover x.on on two
prornlsSory notes executed TO Andrew
I.unu and secured by mortgage on lot ).
block q, Terrys First addition Lunn
and VIE afterwAra assigned the notes
ana mortgage to Jacobsen as collateral
security for e 800 note. and he now
seeks TO foreclose.
In the case O. Robert Croft vs. John
5. Day ct al. now before tina superior
court. Herman Smith. one OF tho defend
ants yesterday hies3 an AFFIDAVIT that John
Davis. temporary reoeiver. "a wrongfully
in poss essson OF the Dhy single mill,
which - under lease 70 Smith until Janu-
AIRY + ls$ Smith says the property Is
not aescrib bed in the complaint nor in ths
mortgage On which the suit has been
brought. An order was made by Judge
Langley thar Davis be made permanent
reSelvez under SEQ bonds.
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sAskp FROM BEING WRECKED.
ship scoitish Dale Iibsie for 3 90, 900
Tor sslvag. by the Rer ha.

for sslvag. By the Rer ha.
me Alaska Commercial Company, the
owners OF the steamship Bertha. and the
Misef's master. J. T. Hanson. want sleo.-
" Tor saving the ship Scottish Dales as
sae was about to be wrecked off vancou-
nc Island on December IL Yesterday the
sapany and Captain Hanson nbeled the
swish Dales. which is a British ship
@asag from London. 10 recover the
'saani and a deputy United States mar
ga row has her In charge.
sae papers Ia the libel. which were filed
ne federal court. state that the Bertha
san Francisco. while on the way from
aassa 70 Port Townsend. discovered a
~ u distress about Ave miles from the
ssFe OF Vancouver island. The ship ap-
ssaFsd to BE- abandoned and was rapidly
1a'cas toward the shore. Her foremost
sss disinantled. her sails fore and aft had
avn away. her boat ropes were hanging
sss Yards only shreds and pieces Of
1asas hanging therefrom. and her yards
ssrs a1rsft
ne Bertha bore down upon the dis
sassi vessel and found her upon her
N.a ends. lying In the trough OF the sea.
S<fS heiples sand unTnanageahle. About
= uHse the Bertha approached. the wind
@aaged ara began 20 hlow from a south
s@'sssy direction and directly towards
= shore. Between the TIRE that she was
e&Nesed by the Bertha and the time
sssh Tho Bertha reached her the wrecked
'sssss had drifted % within two and one
A. Aiies Of the shore OF Banilla point
~ vas steadily approaching the break
= Her htehoat was launched and lying
Asasssde ana preparations were being
saas ~ the captain and crew 10 leave
sap. The Bertha took her in tow ana
Use for Port Townsend. The weather
.e exeesalngly stormy and the sea rough
70 was with great difnculty. II IL al
<ssa. that the Bertha was able TO keep
@s seo;tish Dales from drifting ashore
aserxng 20 the papers In the libel. Cap
- Hansen incurred danger and risk 20
- esn ship IA his efforts 20 save the
1sssssei vessel.
ne heeraass say that they are entitled
snare OF the cargo for the salvage
se ecrsider that sin0.eae Ia q reasonable
"a 70 se paid them IL their prayer Is
s1sset. ire owners Of the ship muse pay
VI tAe money or else TIRE ship VIII be
- 70 satisfy the Judgment
II .s~as;y Marshal Curtis went 70 Port
'esaseaa yesterday afternoon with In
ssssiscns from CHIEF Deputy Cutter 20
a&s the ship snto custody and have her
SD 70 Seattle.
ssT Townsend. Dec. I4-Spscia.-- he
ss''.sA lroa ship scottish Dale was heeled
- GtsFnoen BY the Alaska Commercial
sssssany. owners q tire steamer Bertha
So tewea tie ship into port WedfsSs-
~ Afternoon N partly dismantled COR
-nn. for Sooa Captain mccartney,
: re Seott 81 Dale. sad To-Day that he
- wiling 70 ray the Bertha S.e. oat
- Z TIRE case shcuis go 20 trial sbe
-saS1 not recover over st.sea According
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Rat Dfsapp~ars, and Consequently
There IL Legal TanxIr.
A white norse. vaiuei At &. - causing
lots o< frcuhfe 70 Constable Terry Ksng.
for. hurf 80 hard as be may. he cant
ind 81 TIE case q compiler one. and
ene constable ADMITS he cant figure out
with any degree Of certainty who really
owne TIE e-uuhsesonse beast
He knows. however. that about . year
ago Louis Card. OF South Seattle. sold
the horse 10 Frank Anteli q pe7dser.
Whether Il vas o conditional or ahsn-
Iufe sale 10 a matter Of doubt. yet Anteli
has had possession for several mouths
Late Wednesday afternoon the horse was
standing at the corner OF South Secnnd
and Washington streets. when along cane
Card and tried 10 take possession. claim
ing that Antesl had not paid for IT, Anteli
grabbed bold % the horse and pulled one
way. Card pulled the other: crowd cod
leeted. and while some were advancing
Carts case. others took sides with AntelL
In the midst OF the confusion when il
looked as II the poor horses tail would
he pulled out BIZ the roots. behold. Con-
stable Dave Brooks from DuxarnIsh ap-
pearei on the scene and yelled cut:
Enough OF this unseemly wrangie.-
Brooks must have hypnosized all parties.
for he to0k the horse and led II To the
Montana livery stable. Later Card. II
- supposed. got possession and spirited
the valuable" animal away.
All CAV yesterday AnteH was hunting
for the horse, and Constable Terry King
was on the scent with repleyin papers.
The latter could not ind any trace OF the
horse but he met Card and served him
with a notice TO appear in court next FRI
day and show cause why he should not
give up the animal Anteii made appli-
cation at the prosecuting attorneys Office
for a warrant charging Brooks with horse
stealing
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FLETCHER DENIES THE FRAUD.
Discord In . Ballard shingie Company
Oceupi~. the Court


Occupi~. the Court
Judge Osborn has given his almost ex-
elusive attention since Wednesday TO the
case OF the West Coast Manufacturing
and Investment Company VS. Norvsl w.
Fletcher whom the company Is suing in
order to recover $4,000 which 1t claims
he Incorporated while treasurer be-
tween April. 1850. and October. 1888
Fletcher. in addition TO being treasurer.
was one of the directors OF the company.
and afterward sold his interest TO Daniel
Mcyay and James Sinclair. He denies
having mIsappropriated anything. and
claims that all the payments made by
him we're authorized by Mr.. Mcvay, as
superintendent OF the company. Further,
he says tina, he had no knowledge that
any charge was 10 be made against him
until sui; was Brought, which was seven
months after leaving the company. The
company opened its case BY placing Ae-
Auhre. an expert. on the sand, whose
examination Occupied four days Fletcher
Is now giving his testimony. and his ex-
animation will be taken up again Mon
day.
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New susss flied.

The following new suits were hled In the
superior court yesterday:
Frank Paul VS.. ]. h. Ely ct ai.-Prosn-
issory note and mortgage. Sis.
r. L. jacobson VS.. Nicholas George ct
al.-Promissory notes. f75o0.
Newell Milling a. Manufacturing conf
pany W.. William Peterson ct al.-Lamber
and shingles. $3.50.
Margarete Lewandovski Va Albert
Lewandovski and l. w. Entz. as guar
dkan-D!vorce.
Herman A ToIie VS.. ]. E. Stuart et al
Promissory note and mortgage, 1900.
Theckia Meydenbauer vs.. James Ieddy
ct al-Promissory note and mortgage.
81, 900.
William Neysienbauer va. James Leddy
ct sI.-Promissory note and mortgage.
$4,000.
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from u-5ae 20 E.ss as rs STARE Of tire
net procees.s 81 TIE business. that vAen
Lynch was asked for an irsnxzef state
rlsnf % account ne male excuses that he
vas too busy. that large portion IL the
parfnershtp property has lately been sold
ny Lyrsch: that the agreers<nx was TIA.
tnree sran % sorses belonging 20 Jose
Should Be held rs his exemption unser
fhe laws. that Jose hirnseIf IL solvent
ard has done al n his power 10 eorne to
an arntcaele agreement. but that Lyrch
shows no disposition TO treat him fairly
and honestly.
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Thomas Jess, th~ iogEsr, ~no n~s So
rs rartner, =. Y Lyneh Tor sa
ccs,,.sirr ana dissolution q paVtnei -. :.
Yesterday flei In TIRE superior eoAsa a.
s.vits IN which he says csa2' ~ -
lated the agreement ~ disresSF
,gralv the partnership rAme -,
tempting % carry on the easlhesS ~ -
avn Individual nar1s. thai Ls -
t-aesea fer the sale IN MS owl -
os legs. sAlngie bolts ans otneF
tses belonging % tire parsrership. ms -
pnrs.hassa goeGs in the paTtaersAip ha4Ds
ana SHIPPED them in bis OWE
-. - -r~atc%ly promised jose
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II you only know it the trouble Il with
your digestion. IL that was good you
would sleep better. wake better. work
better and make more money at IL. How
can one ''get on when the whole system
is sluggish But people don't realize
what is the trouble. A box Of Rirans
ersts