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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
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LAND HILL INTRODUCED
At the Special session by Repre-
sentative owsIey OF Denton.

Austin Tex, Oct. 3.-(Speciai)-
representative Alvin c. Owsley Of
Denton today introduced the following
bill in the house:
An act to validate certain Illegal sales
OF public school, university and nsy-
lum lands sold under section g. chap
ter %, OF the acts OF 1857, sold as iso-
lated ana detached lands which were
not IN fact Isolated and detached.
BE Il enacted by the Legislature OF
the state of Texas; That all sales OF
public school, university and the sew
cral asylum lands which were sold as
isolated and detached lands under sec
y, chapter 90. Of the acts OF the legls-
lature Uf 1887, and amendments thereto,
but which were in fact not detached az
construed by the supreme court where
the original sales have each been can
celled and the land resold. be and the
same are hereby legalized and made
valid In all cases where such sales
would have been valid II the lands had
In fact been isolated and detached.
Provided, that where applications
have been made for the re-purchase OF
any such lands In advance OF the plac-
ing of the lands on the market II shall
not have the effect OF n sale OF the
lands nor requiring the commissioner
to award the land to any such appli-
cant.
Sec. 2. The Importance Of having IT,
tie to lands referred to In section OF
this act IL so great and the shortness
OF the session creates an emergency
requiring the constitutional rule TO be
suspended which requires that the hill
shall be read on three several days,
aud the necessity OF stopping any fur,
ther payment OF money 10 purchasers
creates an imperative public necessity
that this act shall take effect from and
after It's passage, that said constltu.
tlonal rules are hereby suspended and
this act shall take effect at once.
II 10 understood that this bill has
been sultnitte1 to the governor and
Land Commissioner Baker and Is &c.
ceptablc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
A SHORT EXTENSION
being Made to the BeIlknay street
Car Line.

The Belknap street car line Is be-
ing extended to the round house OF
the Rock Island depot. In the south
eastern part OF the city. The track
will be laid from the corner of Bel
KNAPP and Hampton streets. north on
Hampton TO Peach street, end thence
east on Peach to the railroad. a dis
tance altogether OF four blocks.
The work viii be completed in about
week. This extension win be great
convenience TO a number of people in
that neighborhood who have hereto
fore frequently been compelled TO walk
TO the cars through muddy streets in
wet weather.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

necessary. Jennings introduced and
mad referred resolution 10 tay RACES
OF special session two and one-haif dol
lars. Dashicll had referred a resoiu-
lion TO pay actual railroad fare OF
nages from contingent funds. in addi-
zion 10 per diem. Morris offered
resolution to allow the oorters two
dollars and half per day
Finance committee reported with "a,
vorable recommendation 'snate Dill
correcting error In printing anpropria-
tion of last session. and bill Is in the
hnnda OF the printer. as Is also senate
bill No. S. with reference TO stature
OF limitation not running against cute
in matter of delinquent taxes,
Finance committee reported ADVERSE
Nv senate bill No. 5, relating 70 invest
ment of permanent school fund. SINH
lar TO house bill. having been Ircvious-
ly reported favorably,
Adjourned TO 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
FAVORABLE COMMENT


Weatherford, Tex, Oct. 3-(Special)
Much favorable comment was heard
by the Gazette man on the streets to-
day over the action of the legislature
in passing the anti-prize fight law, and
friends here by the action which he has
taken in this matter than all his other
executive acts taken together.
Cotton is coming in rapidly and brings
an excellent price, but the crop Is short
all over are country.
The Weatherford lawyers have ac-
cepted the challenge of the Fort Worth
bar to play a matched game of ball
in Fort Worth Thursday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
ANp cALIronNlA. roo.
stuart May he Thinking of Going TO
the Pacific Slope.

San Francisco. Oct. "A local paper
says there is q strong probability that
an effort vii be made to have the Cor
-Fit2slmmons fight take place in
san Mateo county, under the auspices
OF the Coilma Athletic club. Months
ago some prominent San Francisco
sporting men got the officials In San
Matoo TO allow prize fighting.
Dan Stuart. the manager OF the
fight said today that he had three
places In view, two of which he
named as Mexico and the Indian Ter
ritory. The third place he omitted to
mention. 1t is believed that he had
California in mind.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
DELINQUENT TAX BILL.
Introduced In Roth Houses of the
Legislature.

Austin. Tex. Oct. -(speolaD.-The
delinquent tax bill introduced in the
senate today by Senator Bowser. n
duplicate of which was introduced In
the house by Representative Allen. and
which viii probably pass In the house
which act was omitted by oodifylnr
committee and IS in conformity TO the
governors recommendations In that
question In his today's message.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
RACES AT cLEBuRNE.
Opened Up with n Good Atten'
Track Results.

Cleburne, Tex, Oct. 3.-(spe'
The Cleburne Jockey club race.
ed today with fairly good =
ance. Following is the results.
Three-eights of a mile: HAITI
nett won, Sam Jones second
third. Time, 80. y.
Four and a half furlongs; y
art won, Frank Hawkins secon-
ma Latham third. Time, ;oS
one-half mile dash: Revenu,s,
Hattie shipley second, Alice y
third. Time, 80.
Five-elghts of q mile: Procls
Sally Mcmillan second, Vaile'
Time, 1904.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
pIAz IS DETERMINED.
VIII Not Allow the Fight to Take
Place lin Mexico.

City Of Mexico, oct. 3-The Associ-
ried Press representative today en-
deavored to secure an opinion on the
adu1ect 90 allowing the light between
Corbett ana Fitzslmmons in Mexico
but the president was In secluslun with
his family, on account Of the death OF
his father-in-law, Manuel Romero
Rubio, minister OF the interior.
An Intimate friend OF the president
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
TALK OF NEW BRUNSWICK.
The Great Fight May lie Pulled on
There.

Boston. Oct, at is reported in
sporting circles here that arrangements
are rapidly progressing to pull OF the
prize fight between COrbett and Fltz-
simmons near Fredericton, N. b., and
1t Is stated that party OF prominent
wick the past ten days arranging for
the battle.
The location is said TO be about thirty
miles east OF Fredericton, on the
property OF well-known English gem
tleman who Is sportsman OF con-
siderable note. A prominent Boston
sporting man says the plars a-e .l. h
that New Brunswick officials would be
all at sea II they attempted 10 prevent
the battle. Although he would not i'm
part knowledge and would not give
names. he declares II was all fixed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
The Square Dealing COer aeTs and FurnsheTs 53 SIS lain St
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money RefundedA

however, said that the question had
already been decided at a consultation
with the governor Of Chihuahua, who
had telegraphed for the presidents
opinion. The latter had replied per-
emptorily fOrbiddlng the prize fight
occurring on Mexican soil.
President Dia2 is opposed to the in
PRODUCTION OF prize fighting and is ex-
tremely firm in the matter. This is
absolutely authoritative and disposes
OF the matter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
rnE EN0INEER Nill''
international and Grent
Train wrecked ut Huien =

Houston. Tex, Oct, s. AK,
The north bound lnterna'isr,l
Great Northern passenger Ia Ia
wrecked tonight at Hnien ,sliy
Engineer Barney Lane XII
and Fireman Burrell anu M,
sengers slightly injured; M
ran into a cow. Extent ~
and names not obtainable 'e-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Cameron. Tex, Oct. 3.-CSpecial)-At
a mass meeting held here Tuesday
night resolutions were adopted indors-
ing and applauding the action OF the
governor in calling an extra session.
and memoralizing the Legislature to
enact a law making prize fighting a
felony.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
WHILE BREAKiNG IN A s1e
FInIay Shot in the Hand p'
storelseeper.

Clarendon. Tex, Oct. S.-,lspss
Burglars have twice entered "
OF s. Anderson, and last h'ss
Anderson shot Sam Flnlay W.
tempting to break the BACK VI
The shot took effect in Flnlay
He is under arrest, but claims :
party did the other work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
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IT Is the PAPER.
The Gnreue's Austin Report is Wen
Received.

Austin, Tex, Oct. s.-(specIaD.--A
noticeable feature of yesterday and to-
days session was the personal prlvl-
house. The papers referred to Included
Galveston, Dallas. Houston. San An
tonic and Austin morning papers. The
Gazette Is compllmented freely tonight
on It's most accurate and readable re-
ports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
KILLED ny 4 TRoLLr {
A Two-Year-oId Child cru"'
Death.

Houston. Tex. oct. s.-lSTI
Clarence Baumell. n child ageu y, Z
was run down by a irony N
morning and so badly crlisneSc 4,
life guard that he died WITHIN VI
utes in awful agony. the W. w,
the child witnessed the aeciu'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Atlanta. Tex. oct. S.L ~
Miss Mamie Miles of tnis ~ Nc Y.
estimable lady, was msriaa AZ;
at 10 o'clock p. m. 10 Nh M he
Greenvllle, TEX. They tooN
Bali for their future hons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Palestine. Tex, Oct. s.--(speciaD.
house containing several thousand
pounds OF seed cotton belonging 10
James Womack. situated on Brushy
creek. was burned last night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
pHspoNDENoY THE CAV
An Old Man Commits suicide
Antonio.

San Antonio, Tex. Oct. 10
Theodore Vandersteater: -
committed suicide by takins II
He leaves a large fanny
dency was the cause.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
rnn oovnnNoR nNponsEp.
Petition Circulated nj Arson Heceiv-
ed Many Signatures.

Arson. Tex. Oct. s.-tSpecial.)-A
petition requesting the senator and
representative from this district to
vote for an effective law against prize
fights. TO 70 into immediate eneet- was
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Atlanta, Oct. Oct. 81. c, C. Black.
Democrat. defeats Thomas +. Watson
Popullst. for congress In the Tenth dis
triet by majority OF l6i7.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
circulated extensively today in An

son.
county officers, by members of the bar,
by nearly all of the business men. by
the editors of the papers, and by many
other people in town and in the coun-
try.
The cause of our able executive is
very strongly Endorsed by almost all
of our people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04
WILL DE DROPPED.
suit before the Supreme Court Not
20 he Pushed.

Austin, Tex. Oct, 2.--(spCclai)-.N
since the legislature has cured ali de-
feots In the laws ON prize lighting, the
SUIT IN the supreme court VIII not be
further proaecuted.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-10-04

Relating Ia the Investment of FER
mHnent school Funds.

Austin. Tex, Oct Special 1.-THE
Beall BIN relating 10 the inveatnenf ~
the permanent school fund. ana which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03


It's not long since warning came
from San Francisco that young sharks
were being caught there, canned aud
sont 10 the iu.crmuuntain aud eastern
market o. food; of courto Il was u1,
labeled scanned shark, " but was placed
under different nlsaulg ,luea. A little
later came an announcement that d
number OF eastern eplcuras had ac.
capled a ircnd's invitation 10 dine on
choice houe-i,rsk, There aro not
many people, however, who have au
Idea thatauy great quantity u horse.
meatis uli.zgI Boa this country.
Belgium ani France are two
groat oaIors OF hosenesb; aud some Of
iteveu gets into Restaurants ia Great
Britain, though it BE- prohibited by law.
But while tuv British have no love Tor
hguvmoat as foot, tHvy have no oblea.
ton TO applying very larso proper.
lion ot tho French auI Belgian
markets, Tho British government,
aDwuyer gagas 10 have the business
carried on VITA cue regard 60 sanitary
regulations, therefore only healthy
horses are permitted 90 be slain and ey.
ported for food, In the great h,r.e.
sIaushtgrhouse at LoeIs, Tor instance,
every animal has to be officially In.
specieji and those found to be-
diseased ago taken to another sIaugh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

over Coroa, but thls is not sunic.o1i;
they want a very large slice OH China,
ana evidently arc determined TO have
%. In carrying out this plan they have
figured already upon annlhilatiug the
Chinese empire II necessary to their
ambition, aud partitioning It up among
Russia, Great Britain, France, Ger
many AMI japan, the latter, Of c0urso,
receiving The lions share.
Atan earlier Stage iu the proceed.
lngs Il was iotimatei tnai the japanese
demands would not exceed money
indemnity and the independence Of
Corea. IT'S quite probable, however,
that this was merely n dlpiom tic play
on the part " the mlkado, anu that the
present excuse OF Chlna'a delay is
presented Ia Qualification " an original
design which q was deemed ina ivls.
able 10 make public Of flu.. The hest.
tation whiCh hns marked Chincto
action both ON the battlefield aud iu
dip ma lilc quarters now seems likely
to prove fatal 10 the empire itself, 90 10
removes the antsgonlsm which former.
ly prevailed among European powers
10 thu dismumbormcn, OF China,
The proposition which now seems 10
bo rapidly coming TO tho front 10 not o.
- terms Of peace between the two
usiilns engaged IN the one-sided
corn Ct, but rather points to tho query,
Shall China cease % exist as a natiou2
She has stood the test %, ages, and OF
compatibility endless changes Ia the
surrounding world. Has her turn
come at last Tor complete demolition a.
q national onu,y2 In thB age, when
people naturally look f1r old things 10
be done away and new order oi
tningst 70 BIO iasiitutcl, II would COCA
zion no surprise n the ancient empire
u southeastor1 Asin should br listed
among the nations OF tho pasta vic
tina In natural order to the steady, ire
tisiiblo force which impels modern
civilization In IT, onward march.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
ONE CERTAIN EVIL.

All the Tesuliu aud lessons uf the
now famous Lexow Investigation IN
New York city cannot be- doomed 10 le
good and salutary. Particularly IN this
true Of The appliance anu consequent
impetus that has been given 10 tho
practice Of bulldoz.ng AMI brow.boat-
log Witnesses which has boon carried
to Ne very climax by Mt Goa,
tho chief iHquisltor and prose-
cutor. flo has had, II 10 true, a
tough lot Of witnesses to deal with,
most Of them very unwilling and not
"a few thoroughly INSCRIPTIONS a. TO
the obligations OF the oath they took.
But all the previous evils OF mBrclloss
aud insultlug or0s8.quesiiOnlug have
been multiplied and magnlnci under
his manipulation, AMI a precedent Of
shameless unrellraint has been ettab-
llsbod that will surely return to ytK
the courts and legal procedure ut
n later DAY. AZ a matter Of fact, a
witness seems 90 have no rights that
tho opposing attorney II bound 10
rospecli he may DO insultod without
redrois, hls plainest answers asd his
most oiroumspoct conduct may be dis.
torted and made % appear Infamous,
he may DO as,alled with oplthels anu
inslnuatlona the most ioul-all be-
cause his evidence does not suit
the attorney; while the court
sits calmly by aud allows tho
tongue-lAshlng and tue spilciul casliga.
ton 10 10 on. Goa haa been bitter aud
Insulting 10 the extreme; ho has kept
up running lre Of lnyootiyo anu
ubaldry at witnesses, while thoy were
refused immunity from bis
impairment interruptions whom
they sought to make explanations,
and ho has varied the regular order by
stump speeches filled with railing ac.
cusations anu with insults which out.
aide a court room would result, 90
humanity 10 nj present constituted, iu
some ones being thushud or killed.
Al stated, the people with whom he
has had 10 deal were not always
those whose feelings were deserving VI
especial toudeTnessi yet even a
criminal has rgbu, AMI these il
ought to DO the business OF the urt 10
defend. Much more should this be- thu
case with witnesses; Aud tho fear
seems to be well.iOuuaed that Ia the |
general Joy at the exposure aud con.
yic,ion Of the Gotham uonupuouisls, |
tue evil referred to win DO overlooked; !
that Instead Of being checked, It viii !
iumi5h an example AMI a warrant tor |
the exercise Of Ihe most outrageous |
iccusu which that particular class Of |
luqmsi,gIs alroady t1O well know how |
20 employ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
is CuISA's END ArrRoAcuwal

From recent Indications it cannot be-
said that tho war In China "a pmctl,
oally at an end, by an amilable settle
menl between the two nations. ItIs
true that the Chinese government has
expressed a desire for peace, AMI d
Willingness 10 make many concessions
TO the victorious japanese; but the
terms which the latter arc iucIueI 10
impose are 10 no way acceptable 10 the
defeated nation, China is willing tU
10y money indemnity, but not 10 sub.
INIT 20 territorial mutllatiou. She will
liinquish COTeai over which her
ussraiuty was but nominal 20 best.
bat seems determined TO maintain tue
Integrity Of the empire proper.
even II SHE has to submit to tho hu.
initiation Of having a foreign army 40
Peking, anu to walt until the millions
Of Chlna's population can be aroused
to drive out the invader by force oil
numbers.
On tho other hand, the japanese
policy now clearly seems 10 be to pstnb.
lish an extensive government on the
mainland. They have full ooatrol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

ioJhouec, where they aro killed AID
The oatcasses destroyed. Thus tAs
British hofaomeat trade with the con.
iinent, being under scrupulous tnlciHl
scrutiny, may be classed Is roapecia-
BILE.
Bot France and Belgium do not gel
an their hosameat, ou.siIe Of local
production, from Great Britain. While
the European countries are shutting
out American beef aud pork, The
American horse.slaughteror5 SO on
undlsturbod, though some Of them need
handling bad enough. Instead Of Civ
log the care to their product that b.
exercised In England, that the flesh o
only healthy animals shall be die
posed Of Tor human food, the OPP
posllo is tsid by those VINO know
90 be the rule. Old, blind aud discrepl'
animals, with bad ioluts, huge SPAWN,
fdghiiul ringboues, OIL 30 In together
Their hides, h3ois and bones mud o.
legitimate home market, while their
1e5h-it o. sald--aIl goes 10 pickle and
is shipped 10 Belgium Or France.
This latter statement, however, has
been shown by recent investigation TO
be not strictly correct For instance,
several Indiana hofse.slaughlorsrs have
been found shipping o portion VI their
product 10 Chicago, there 10 DO placed
uton the market a. Pure and whole.
some canned meat. The lest
aud choicest is mixed with
0osi, and gles Ia with &c. The poorer
grade Is chopped ny with pork or bo
and made into sausage, aud tho meet
Of little irAukiurtes or big bologl .
alike are manufactured from this mix
tufo.
Ofc0uue, it IL only the least repula-
Olo packiag Establishments who do tuIs
kind VI business; but there ls s1 much
competition that the evil crsops in DO
many places. Now that the facts are
being brought Co public attention, 9 lie
not very probable they Will enoouial o
The use Of imported meats tnd
sauuagos 60 any great exc 1
Ia an on place like Ulal;
bu. 70 20 Jusl as we'll 10 give people
mint Those who 10 not iaucy horse.
meat, and especially the flesh Of dc.
crcpil diseased animals, viii keep D.
sharp lookout toward impor,auons
liable to contain It, IT least until there
arc such regulations 80 viii secure
comparative immunity ifou danger Of
being imposed upon Boz that IA inner.
Horscmrat may be all hight with som,
people Tor food, but u would be just u.
we'll 70 have thunder is proper name
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
TAMMANY'
Hall aud lh3 TuSCarOTas Defeated in
Their own SiTOlghOlds.
Grover Inns Gene to tii~ nuszard Roosi
Wilson sud urscicnridle are
.on- to Inzitnt.
tGoi save ,hc Quoon.l

In the presidential election Of two
years ago and this one Just passed,
should teach the men who are chosen to
represent the people in their national
affairs, that the people are keeping tabs
on them very closely and will stand no
more monkeying.
In times OF general prosperity people
become very lax IN keeping themselves
posted on what their public representa-
li"es are doing; but when IL becomes
hard for them 20 make both financial
ends meet pretty thorough investiga-
ton o sure 10 follow, and the unlaithiul
senators are pretty oiiectually wceded
out, and the process continues until an
honest administration is obtained and
general prosperity again resumed.
We are nov OF the opinion that tho
radical change IN the congress will pre-
clude any luther radical tariff legisIa.
ton, which fact will alone restore con.
hdencc IN the manufacturing, CONNER
cial and financial circles and a In great
measure restore prosperity and value
Ia property. To be sure.
Almost all commodities will advance
IN price. Wages will advance, work
will be more plentiful and the advanced
prices will not be so much noticed.
We shall, however, continue for 2
time NJ least, our hard times prices aud
continue TO make clothing a. twenty live
per cent lower than most OF our COM
peiiiors. but how long We shall be able
10 give the splendid suits we are now
Offering for the price Is q question not
answcmNle at the present time. But
anyone who will call and examine the
quality OF our Si37l, SIG so and $1,000
suits will be convinced that such bar.
coats at $1,000 are beauties, though we
have some even lower priced.
Yours truly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

A man Engh'h authority solomnly
imparts tho interesting Information
that while a Ia let In the bralnls,imu,
latsa heart action, u checks aud OF last
stops respiration. Such a case IL no.
coriirgly ono In which tho victim
cannot be said 20 have died Of "hraf,
failure" "a the modern verdict IL no
fond Of giving NJ I. Is welcome TO-
turn TO tho homely old formula that
the corpse lisa corpse by reason Of lack
Of brohlh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03

In isa rather startling showing, this
census estimate that % psr cent Of the
population Of the United States IL OF
foreign patoniugo. IL would bo peril.
Gus, too, n Il we're no, for the fact that
the younger generation Of alien ~
we'll as native born Is all the time i'm.
billing truthful aud indoliblo impres.
aions Of patriotism through the won.
derful extension and improvement Of
The public arhnol sv.lrm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-03
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.

A. l.. kupat uuk, Of FImofr, Cal
had the misfortune o. have bic leg
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ia also Of great value Tor rheumatism
end lame book.