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FOR WOMEN.
One Kind of Protection
That Protects.
i HARD NUT FOR .SKEPTlCS
TO CRACK. SOME FIGURES
THAT DON'T LIE.

No oae has ever warned people against
wearing a certain kind Of underwear,
drinking certain kind Of chocolate or eat
Ing a certain kind of bread because the
particular name o. such article, It's compo-
si;ion Or process OF manufacture was pro-
ie-te5 by law.
Seven cut % every fen articles we cat.
drink and wear are legally protected, and
here Ism; & medical man under the sun
VINO doesn't continually use such articles.
Yet { majority o. these same men say to
their patients that because the United
States government has seen NJ to recog-
nize and protect the name of certain
medical discovery, made by one OF the
most successful regularly qualified prac-
ti,ioners In America-that tits fact rend-
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BEAUMONT RrpsiEr
Nc Rozte for the New Road Has Yet Been
Selected

Selected
ssexr-1c-t. Texas. January s.-Fvs- since
obstruction % Tho Kansas City. Pittsbure
s1A g7ulf railroad from Shreveport scout \
. Fors Arthur o. Sabine lake. has been
80 se-c;ed. II A&S been a conjecture as 20
whether the road would pass through
Eeauu 5at. Perm. Orange county. G.
or@nEc- \ tesS days ago someone started
r1urr ttat the route via Perry had
Ssea adopted, ard there are THOSE who
- errAaEy give the Turuor cre3euoe, al
-11-Ea there are no facts upoa which the
rUrros CIR - rssed other than that an
AsiEl7ee-lrs corps have raz a llne from
Perry 70 Smiths bluE. Oh the Neches
river
AZ evidence that there Is nothing In the
rarror The Post correspondent was today
SHOWN letter from l. /. Martin. presi-
dent ~ ihe Kansas chg, i'ittsburr and
Gull raarcAd Tais letter was received
Yesterday ana IN o. Mr. Martin says the
route 90 The malA line Of the Kansas City.
F-ttst1re ard Gllf hos not been .ec!i ri
90 as yet and i, viii not be adopted
uatI reports S-e received from the sew
eTgl engineering corps now II the fed
u rl.s--i De G14td Just here that IL is high
lN Improbable tta- officials Of the PUTS
bu-r ana CGlf VIII lsi contracts for con-
st-acuas q roa1 the route OF which has
Hct yet tae1 ADOPTED
J. C. R.rd s. q Phuo, H.. father OF
~ l. Red wao was drowned 10 tie
SecheS river ca December y is IN tile
cits itoGi-e after his dead sons property.
Reeds oo1y has never been found. This
AZ er-loon Jefferson Lodge, Knights Of
= ,f!as issnsd circulars Offering 50 re-
0ar1 for IS recovery.
An unsuccessful attempt IS alleged to
have beea made 10 burn up tbs city jail
last night
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WARE AccFr-s sENrrNcE.

Fort Worth. Texas, January SIN the
Seventeenth district court today Frank
Ware who was given a life sentence for
the ra1urder 0f Martin J. Black, the Fort
Worth ard DeuYs- ClIy locomotive On
rlnaer. by poisoning ca July last with
crfw his notice II appeal 10 the court Of ap-
IAals anh asked that sentence BE- pacsed
upca him. Th1H was promptly done by
Juage HARRIS. ard nov Ware goes to the
yep!tsutiatv for NfP. lu accordance with
thc agree men. catered into by the state
the indictnert pending against Mrs Rosa
BiAtk. wife Of the dead man Bnd the self
corscsse otmpaulou Of Ware ~ tie crime.
v m VOW ba dismissed
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W-iz - FAY. January Is isS. fer the pur.
pose & csrs1lt& son and more thoroughly
Snis1re a13 c-rRrisine the silver editors.
TO tAe rrst TIA; there may be more concert
% ass4oa &zsergst them In aiding the
cause - Gree silver in the great contest
AIS ys&r With The exception Of a few
ssst-.5s eaiil papers. the great battle for
salrsr iris yeSr mast be fought BY the
weekly r~ess. Every free silver editor,
sSsE. Who can attend the meeting Ia urged
e 80 >, and 5hsse who will no. be able 10
r. ssressn, oat will Cooperate in the WORK
q Aidsasc the oAuse OF silver are requested
70 sa-gd tAelr names at once TO r. @. Sen.
az. kor; Ncrss. secretary Of the Demo
Gratis editorial free silver committee.
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RIG TURNIPs.

Some tine since Colonel r. ?. whseas-
DESTROYS Of furnishing sn Incentive 20 liz
coast country farmers n the r-c3-ctsc-
Of vegetables. Offered sorIe TT1zes hfn-,-ls
which was one Of s. IN Eo.3 s9r q tsz-z1.0
weighing more Tran Gf.eez pounds A
day or two ago Cng.ain 2. r Jcs-soa OF
Arcadia sent some turuiFs ~s.gnil.S
Twelve sni a bait rou7 IL. whlcs sei. q
little short Of the Requirement. bot this
morning he came again. iris 1irIl- exSee1-
srE the lra3t VIII q tp-uir reg ir-
sixteen po1Dds. i IS said - le iae iN-s-
e., itru!p or Whkch there is 7ry re-1v1 ~.
the great Texas coas, country ana fairy
LOCAL AND Personal.
Hon. Cone johnson % Ty.er Was IN ;as
city to8ay
!. ". Taekas's--y q H7astoa was IL
TIE city TO-DAY
Er-Governor John Ireland o. segs,u Is
guest AZ tae Treus1at.
ST. T. Nach7nan sad ais h-se ,-ee
Lcamanl arrived IBIS morning from AieH-
sndra La ana we-c welcomed g d 1csi
Of friends.
A. C Alien %, Houston saa G. Ii
Miller of Austin were auorE tEe a-tor-
neys IN Attendance gron los rasrt q E5'-
peals today
Licenses 90 Ned Andrew Caupae2l aa1
Miss George sliiyG-. Co~uL-llE cIart01
and HAarza Garrett W}aar1 - Llrto-.
ard Mss Hattie WILLIAMS.
Tho British steamship T-7pea Hzrt,tg
II lst"r, cleared tals ntit-roer fe- LFrr-
fH1lt Rttl g cargo ~unsissi.- ~ l..e
OF cotton Weighing s.iia rls 1-
valued az s45l.e-s aa4 ze sacEs 2 cct-c-.
fatd ineal. weighing -"se 27-a-s 49,
valued "a, :4gs9.
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Aransas Pass. Texas, January 60

Arkansas Pass. Texas January e.-On &C
count of rough weather on the gulf. the
contractors have accomplished very little
since the contract Tor the second jetty was
closed
The engineers were put In the field 70
make a survey for the Aransas HsrbCr
Northern railway. The incorporators are
Alexander Brown. r. y. McLaran, W. 3.
Brook Jr, Andrew =. Jones, OF Balti-
more, Md; j. c. Ryan, New York city,
g. ii. Sawyer T. =. Wheeler. D. r. Nc
J.sran. W. y. jenkins. y. J. Burrowes. ].
C. Fulton, Texas
They propose to build the road north
from this place 10 some suitable point on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. proba-
bly, SmithTfile
a charter has been fled and directors
elected
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a family OF 1--WE.
Mrs. Anna Dauel, POI South Ma,
Bloomington, Ill. after suffering tr
years from female weakness and
trouble. became a mere skeleton al
to be carried home from the ID
Friends then induced her to tab
Plerce's Favorite Prescription, VIII
fected a complete cure.
Mrs Mary f. Covell. Seotlaa.
Homme county, South Dakota, VI
nounced incuraole by the best da.
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womb and leucorrhea. After givsi
hopes she was quickly made ri
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no purpose. She sufYsr..
weakness and ulcers ~ N
continued growing wor,. -
gist-Mr. Cumminss-advt ND
DR.. pierce's Favori,e ~.
first bottle brought rc,,s,
use effected a cure. m
Mrs. Abram Lyon -
county. n. y. was d.cls,s
every physician In hsr ~
She had falling Of the wo,a a''F
ton brought on by the h,r.s Y
After having been given
was induced to take DR., p,sps
Prescription which, sbe .,ct
saved her life, but cured bst
Mrs. Samuel A. Jacobs ~
Pa, after the best physis,srs..' ',
could do nothing for her an
ing spells and terrible nalr.
which made life a burden ~ y
duced by a neighbor to tats ~
Favorite Prescription, q slr.'
which benefited her so rr.s,.
publicly advises all sufssr,4v
use this infahible remedy
Mrs. Jennie Williams Nh.
va.nly tried doctor after 49,.
binding dizzy spells, palpI,s,t.
heart, pains in back and h.as y:
chills. with which she SUFFERS !.
years. The very first bottle IN.
Favorite Prescription brought q
lief, and two more with two a, \.
Medical Discovery hanished Al y.
her a well, happy and strong w y
Mrs. William Hoover, Bel,s,S
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At ARANsAs PASS.
Sew County Road Put In shape--Im-
proysrneuts.

Sew county Road Put IN shape-Im-
proyemeuts.
Arkansas Pass, Texas. January S-A
counts road has been established from the
west end II Wheeler avenue 20 the county
Nrc. and after tive days WORK ~ about
lHo meu is pronounced iu good condition.
This % place Arkansas Pass OK better
fooang with tho people on that side OF the
county
six-foot shell walk has been com
rl-'ad from Commercial street TO Lone
star park and now The forces are'at work
smelling Wheeler avenue.
The Interior OF the Hotel Hoyt has been
renovated and the exterior is now recciv-
lna SIS share Of attention in the way OF
ralrt.
The lumber was placed on the ground
this morning for new printing office.
J. ~ DrImmond returned from the
North last night with car load OF
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FARMING NEAR ALVIN.
Truck Men VIII Turn Their Attention 10
Tomatoes

Truck Men VIII Turn Their Attention 10
Tomatoes.
Alvin. Texas January e-Wnn. VI. Cox,
a practical farmer from So Clair county.
Missouri has purchased ATTY acre i'm
proved farm Yves, Of town and ten acre
tract Of raw land north Of town and VIII
commence farming az once. HIS family 8
hcfe with him
Extensive preparations are being made
hy the truck growers for tomatoes Tor
tho early market There will be one
patch % thirty acres west Of town The
tomato plants arc now M in the hot beds
and transplantng 70 the cold frames Viii
commence IN a week or two.
The range cattle In this locality have
gone through the winter thus far so eN-
cellent shape. They were unusually tat
az the commencement Of the winter sea-
ron and there has been comparatively no
loss at all.
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wArERwoRKs CONTRACT

Weimar' Texas. January e-The con-
tract for the erection of the system ~
waterworks for the city Of Weimar was
last night awarded 10 Nj. II. Il. Round
OF Tennessee, who will commence on fhe
JOB within fifteen days from this date
and oblisates himself to complete the on
tire system within ninety DAYS therea fts,.
and turn 1t over TO the city. WeImar is
now happy and every thing is serene
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cured .udgrsnt aSatn<. the Eou<sca ant
Texas Central r4llrosG for $50 far the
boss Of one car load OF wkte-rreie-s
shipped by him IN is>s and waics fASse4 "a
reach Its destination on acccu1I % re
UP Of the rpsds leading cut gf the S-Sts.
The car was bilie1 faz chleas: an Il sxs
claimed By riatnt15 that tss rNss-uSe ca--s-
pany promised 20 turn tire car over e sAe
Santa Re at Fort worth On wt.eh rSa3-
at Tie time. there vas ~ strike. Tee o-t-
come OF this sui; has been wztcAs3 WIZ
Interest
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M1-RprR CAer oN TR1Ar.

joaquin. Texas January s.--Over ons
hundred witnesses are in attendance a.
tie district coUrt u This Shelby county
81 tne Nrias & J. = williams more
traa year ago.
A. 10 politics the people seem 20 be
weary wrU trntented and there are but
dew csia-.ity aoWiers in tats part OF the
STATE. which 81 q good sign OF prosperity.
Tisere ere Q1ite number Of families
ffcu1 AlHbarna here this winter. and they
s-fTa 10 be wel pleased with their new
tgrreV
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sILYER EpIToRs.

Urgent Gail Tor Them to Attend the ual.
las Meeting.
Ne1ia, TEXAS. January The following
call was lssued today by Hon, l.. y. LII
lard. ehzirnan Of ths stare Democrats
Editorial association. 10 the froa silver
democratic editors % TrYas.
AZ meeting o. number Of free silver
democratic editors. held IN Dallas Noyem
Der last, committee was orRadze5
and instructed 20 call another meeting. to
be held at the Windsor hotel. Dallas, on
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FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS.

Richmond January 9--The weather has
rlonred and farmers are getting the ground
in condition for a new crop. I
JOAQUIN, January S.--'rhe farmers are,
a. a gencral thing, going very heavy on
Gotten this season; II there Is anything
In the way they talk, they win greatly ~
d1,ce the acreage In corn and oats. Last
years crop was very short, but the high
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS s4NN.

San Antonio, Texas, January s.-Tha
residence OF John II. Hager. on Dakota
street, was totally DESTROYED ty fire Al
80 O'Clock today, together with a ma
Jority portion OF the contents. The house
was valued ut about 5000. insured fo-
5000, Loss on contents not knoan.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
NOTES or TIE STATE DEPRIxEyTS.
A Heavy warra.i Can ~ the yr~s.Esy.
Reward orsr~6--I zeal Nes.e
xna FersoH&AA

Asssr- -sras. -1=S4-y LIT Il za3s--
stood Aers TIA, aec.ssaa VIII re rszs-
ser=a IL few 4AF-s AZ tire Tas-sr- ss,;..l,s
ssstgse; eoz-s &avars. 70 ta4 se.a-ss ATS
Y tbs znAtse- q tgse -ee-s s.Nsas Nssrhau
csza1F boz IS, 1ssas,3 f-cz ySs1 10 .ssS 81,
having Ssez instituted ~ :he nos5A-s
there's; II ezto-vs Tres 1ay-sa-.s- The
oac-t Win au4 II r. se.!a IA, 80 on tse-s.
o. vas AZ ovs-.ssaa. 1ese s.ar-TiE sss-.; $. h,o5
fl.-7l hoi5s 1850. G: these baaaS
DEPARTMENT NOTES
TAs UzAsn Ecqe society q KA-aes eova-
y. ovg1z-.e5 to- TIE p.z-r,cese oi tAlaas
czTe Of me SIX Az4 o-r.y4zE -he dad
s-ssa rs chArzs< 4z las 5eqs~lzrsnt cf
state ic1Ey capital SOCK tTyN !acor-
sssnators. 9. :. AAon<s. I5oarie HERON.
Hruer. Webster
Tie s;ale rsa.aArer called IL ,l,a res
isterr4 Eegse-l.2 revarss warrants toiAy
" % aF'- 5r-i-lins Nc Len AID a.
-res-a.sr.e 81 oN.
TIRE governor scsAy oTe-ea a -eva--. oe
t2N fer iho aaTrea asson e ice Iaylor.
CHARGED via ih- TuuTd-r e r. Z. smith
u M.iarn --rtr. rl IalIar1. j.
The attorney gsue-s. tniay approved
s. 4 ts~1e r. U-Nl'J comfy court
Ao1ss paa5s
OPINIONS on BONDS.
In reply &c teeerarhi- Inquiries from
New York as 90 ho~ tney leo! a5a4. sub
s-rhrE .c- rae T--I1s--1 Issue e per
cart rns eminent h1-1s iucli bankers
have r~flea THAT althoa ~ hey zgs-e r,lil-
ITS 20 etae % t1e tfcr- l1 tr, matter
% & ue-A-ss 7sest31u at savlng tre SO
-erE4 rr@lit, t1-y ver- 1ct c1harv4ze
anxious 20 invest IL s1ich low interest
oHa-Ilr So lr.r@s
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HenpTtead. 9esaf Jau1sry sil
bales - lpuF rferle Esa Island cottou. fhe
irFt fiw - N flas copAty. p4fe loHG~g a.
Hosth station fner rales ,snrth ~ her-
yesterday Nr. kls hef has had a rolie,
pieces IN fis Yin 'withous Whirh n 3 i'm
possible % KIN yea island cotton A. o..
dinafy giu veulo tear ftss long staple iff9
riec's. while the roller proeess gion1y
~inds ,he innE staple from The seed. issr.
Ing II entirely hare.
The Phoerix insnraDce cgIyan tiIroueh
rs agent gave notice that they woUl
write no more IRE Insurance 80 this city.
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Three Arrests FOX Removing s4-- .rota.
TIE Beach
Galveston, Texas. JauaAry s.--Tas e-,1i-
nance regarding removal cs sAl3 froso
the beach mas been very much yto-aie1
OF late ard mounted roltce ociee-s have
been on the lay FOR the offease-s- T-ls
morning they had THREE vtolaGors before
the recorder. They pieadsi ignorance Q.
the ordinance. tut rhe4r excuse d31nt 20.
Two OF them wee hn<d s escA Ezd TIE
case OF the third Szs conti1sss1 til Mon
40
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LOSS s2sm.

Tyler. Texas. January a.-This morr,,e,
fire destroyed a cottage on South Broa1,
way belonging 70 Mrs freeman Loss
1880; insurance sfc"o. The house was or.
cupied by A. Boruche, who lost 5000 on
household goods; insurance ssnn
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Navaaoia. rrEaa. IEf vary 9.-The fol-
icwing officers we're elected by the
Knights % Honor lodge AT q meeting held
last nigh,; r. r. Gmith, dictator; W II.
Ashe, vice dictator; Tom Foley, assistant
Uetator. g. " Vaughan. nnincial repnr-
ter J. II. SHAW. treasurer. NJ. i-svy' past
dictator.
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Navasota- Texas, January "a fire
broke out last night at 80 in A. Heineke's
store. but prompt action by the fire COM
pany extnguished the flames Damage
ahont s5n -
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Es-Tsn. 1czaA 1ess1f4-y IA psrtriou
- ss5D4sr ~ f-sfr russrr, -orfs3 fas bs,sr
fs'TsgAa1eN tsas sock. enG sf,s Required
1rsnssef ~ -az7a1 ~ ralet tifsls-s e. D.
%Hi tsa FrEee,lsss ~ tut nplrfr su1aa
roos fg tiss Yurs>9se - bav.tg tls. ar1er
frse 'ssRatlpsL
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ACTIVE WORK At PORTS.
Jetties at Quintana and Railroad at
Arkansas Pass.
yEsDIcTs IN INTERESTING CASES
Trsspas to Try Tius In Gonzales, For
Wstsrmciioas In wailer-Kiiled
His son.in-Law.

ouintana, Texas, January s.-Ths work
on the jetties at the mouth Of the BRACES
was resumed today.
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( DA8ACER yoR WATER HEi4cNH.
Fse;s2s@l@ae Ts=ras Japus-r tin me
c07iltF court zfzsiasdaT John , HoDr Sc
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A TIMELY WAENING.

Menardville Enterprise. ~,
Ex-Governor Hogg will Keep ~,
around the bays and inlets in irni,aIs
President Cleveland until he gets ai'''
or swallows a shark. yet,
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Good News to the Peep
of the South

It will be welcome news 10 me
of the South to learn that Or. J,ins,ssfj
away. the head OF the firm pr. hs1s N
a Co, is personally In charge u,
office in San Antonio, Texas. ", ~. ~,
way is without doubt the leading ~
list In the United States in the ,r ~ "a
OF all delicate and private DISEASE ss,sLA !,
liar 10 mea and women. and is IN IN Nd
as beirg successfl in permanentH VI
many forms OF sexual and vehes'1f III
All persons who have any trolp ~,
private nature whatever sn0uiu Y" "A ]
10 call or write In full conildenee ~,
skillful specialist. Consultation :"
Qftipa or no
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for eatarrh. Address or cal on 60.
DIR. HATHAWAY q Tss1
20g Alamo Plaza, San Anton'o'
Private Lock Bcx SOS. .~,,erIy y
n. Il. DIR. j. T.. Clemens, lot,, ~ 81 =
OF our assistants, Is no longer :"
rlcy. Sss n
Branch Offices: Chicago, lll,,,v. W.
leans, La. Atlanta. Ca. Sioux .'''
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SPECIALIZE,

SPEtlAS,,-i
Blood ps,l,,rl.'
syphilis. srssitgt
nervous .,,'r,l !
gleet. unnat,unm,sJ
charges, kl y, s'',,Iy
urinary dilu I
ulcers. pi ss,s,es
tarrh. rhs,usps,ssss
and the discy
Nwonankindi;, ~.
treatment $50
sending :or n
tcm olanss, IA n
- non NJ.
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RAIL,

| The trd
hive and
6epot: 81
Eexas 81
fFe, Hid
Ind SAY
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Guarding the Treasury.

Washington, April 22.-Two pen
sion bills were returned to the Seuate
to-day by the President without his
signature The first is that giving a
pension of $50 per month to Nancy 6
Aliaoach. widow Of Peter H. Allabach,
late colonel Of the 13lst Pennsylvania
volunteers, wbo also serSea ip the var
with Mexico. The President takes the
grouud that as Mrs. Allabach bad al
ready been pepsioned under the Mexi-
can war Cate a lower rate. ADD the case
was likewise provided fer oooer the
dependent pension law of 1890, 1t
would be creating a preccden; under
which It would be Difficult: TO refuse
similar privileges to maDy thousands Of
widows in q sia.ilar situation
The other bill TO meet I5xecuri.a dis
approval grants pension to Cba~. 3
Jones, late photographer of ;h9 ll'h
Peupsy vania volunteer ca7air: The
evidence showed that be was woai:2ed
while taking photographs, on' rs ae
was not enlisted ir or connected With
the military service Of the Gov*rau:ent
it seems TO The President that ae ex-
teo>ion OF pension relief 20 such cases
would open tie dcor to Legislation hard
TO justify, ano impossible TO restrain
from abuse News and Courier