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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-06
TEXANS IN WASHINGTON.
Drake Called and Talked with the
President.

Washington, November Especial y
Mr. Clifford, father OF DIR. Clifford, ar,
rived here today. In company with Mr..
Thad Pen they visited the Washington
monument this afternoon.
e. G. Drake called at the White House
this afternoon by appointment and had an
interview with the president which was
very satisfactory
The Post correspondent has Il officially
that several Texas appointments shat come
under the treasury department Will be made
within the next few days.
Texas got one presidential postmaster
today. The lucky man vas Harry II Lit,
tie; he gets the pos;ofice ~ Te, atur.
The following fourth-clsss postmasters
were appointed today: Posion. Bowie
county, G W. Morris, vice T. J. What
lington, removed; Eagle Cote. Csllahan
county. W. NJ. Mott vice Joseph Prev.
resigned Estelline. Hall county, j. s.
Howard. vice D. NJ. Wright. remoV cd
Lake Charlotte. Chambers County, Mrs.
Nina Sherman. vice V. r. McManus, re-
moved Round Timber, Baylor county. w.
f. Hodnsti, vie i. G.. Boone. resigned
STAFF, EaStland county g W. Castleb srry.
vice s. F. Taylor. resigned: Wheeler,
Potter county. W. ]. Clarke. vice John
Hollicott removed.
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drawbacks. they should SIN prefer to con-
tinue the war -.
TO that the cubane thought senor va
rona's setting forth OF their position was
an ample reply.
Of the Cubans named for important ttEis
by the new premier were more likely 70
innot,e the Insurgents with the idea that
Spain really Extended to deal fairly by the
colony.
Seniors Heredia and Cabrera said these
men were OF such character that they
would be frritatrd rather than soothed BY
their elevation.
The discussion was conducted with
marked courtesy. Its effect upon the
Spanish representative was marked
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nRADsrREETs REVIEW.
Rntus Have stimulated Demn n ds
From the Interior,


New York. November 5 --liradstreet's
tomorrow VIII say: Killing fros,s In the
South. the raising OF quarantine embsrgoes
at nearly nll States invaded hy yellow
fever. the resumption OF traffic ana pros
pective revival in demand for siap.e mer-
chandise constitutes the trade features
of the week.
Rains In Central Western ard Eastern
States, followed by colder weather. Fave
favored farmers and stimulated demand
from interior storekee3srs. hts has had
favorable effect at Louisville, 81, Louis
and Kansas City, Jobbers IN Northwest
ern States are awaiting seasonabls
weather 10 stimulate the heavy dry goods
and winter clothing trade. features al
larger Pacific coast CITIES are confined Ia
sales OF merchandise nd provisions for
the klondIke and the heavy f3reign ship
ments OF wheat and Hour. &c lrfgel
Eastern cities report AZ increased dsman
IN general mefch andre. Nav EngtaE
centers reports that orders from tho Yves,
exceed thoss from ths South or Fast.
Leaking manufacturing Industries continue
fairly well employed. White here IA,
bcen moderate reaction IN iron an6 s;sei
furnaces and mills continue we'll employed
aud the outlook for higher prizes mex
year is unchanged. In addition TO lowe,
prices for southern AMI Blssemer pig and
| forge steel hillets. quotations for naya
stores, woos, copper. ecffec. pork. -FOUR
oats aud wheat are lower. white those fol
cotton, print cloths, sugar and be mr.,
unchanged rad FER Indian corn. lead ant
| lard shade higher
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-FOUR CHILDREN MuRDERED.
Posse Is Searching, but the Murder
La Hnf L nlSnnlYu.

Posse In Searching, but the Murder
err In Yet Unknown.
st. Julienne, Quebec, November 5.--Four
children of Michael McNulty and wife, who
live near Mount Calm Mills, were brutality
butehered yesterday. The parents had gone
to st. Julienne to transact some business,
leaving their three daughters and a boy at
home. During their absence neighbor
named Morrln called. discovering a most
CHASTITY spectacle. He found the bodies Of
rwo of the girls on the floor of the kitchen
in the house with their threats cut. The
body of the Oldest daughter was fcnnd be-
tween the house and tho barn in a similar
condition, and the boys remains were dis
covered in tho barn. No possible cause for
the tragedy has been learned, except a de-
sire to assault the girls. Posses have been
organizea, and are hunting In the vicinity
for the mhscreant. The girls were aged Is,
1s and II respectively. The boy was 10
years OF aeS,
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Z - = illsssaisn. 49, : ~ sa9s L :
r ~ 1o11er4 4 yntee - seys: tn ls
! - ~ cN64 b1vo ciscuteted : ruuo,s
- sk1 USltsA otatas that am disposed
- ecceVt autoaouny = : bssis o. settle
m1kf - ooouklon u the r<esent var ~
- 1ltu&lpn 4 Cuba Absolutely enso-
li6Iins III IL article II, that peace y %
- Aoroeanxed upcn the basis Of absceute
inAcoenAencs Of Cuba 1t IL 70 obtain
4tsk fnAoosn6encs ~ have tesp asnuns
for two yeern md will continue 10 ngni
untfi s1etory = ours. All ststements that
~. 800 hitherto made or may be In
fux6re published to the effect that we are
willing to accept any other soiutioo snost
q undergraduates should oe resaroed a.
1nlss. We will neht for absolute mae
punn<nee, - We stated 10 The manifesto
Issued At Moate Christie. ~ Is fet down
~ our constitution and ~ We nre cally
conflrmlng Il by the spending Of or blood
n The battie1eids."
salvador Cfsneros. former preshcnt Of
the republic Of Cuba. writes 70 the Hef-
aid: s.Independenoe or death has been
md a our motto We would rather sec
our beloved country disappear tsfnid
herD o. ashes than atespt any couces-
sioup. no matter how ample. unless they
carry with them the absolute indspenc.
enre OF Cuba. To obtain this many Oh
CubA's best sons bare given up their
Hives; to obtain this rany more OK her
sons sre daily shedding their blood,
which. absorbed by the plants Of our
soiL We breathe in The air we iahale."
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Floresville, Texas, Novembef
right brisk norther reached here q
O'Clock this morning. People are q
see it. as they hope 1t will kn05
what dengue remains.
Luling, Texas, November 5.--A'
cold norther hit this section at SA1
II is steadily growing colder.
brant and ducks are passing ~!
thousands and making the blood 2
sportsman Jingle.
Temple, Texas, November 5.--Lf,
cold norther blew up and neesl'
Is certain tonight. 1t is a strea9
that few days ago frost killed
cotton east OF here, but nothing w.,
in Temple. The cold weather
with delight as the dengue fever ~
playing havoc for two months ana Y
weather is expected to put STOP y
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SUICIDE WAS A SUCCESS
But the Innocent Girl Will Not Be a
Victim.
JEALOUS MAN CUT COUSINS THROAT
And Then His own With the Same
knife--YOunE Indy Fought
Him Down.
sLOUS MAN CUT COUSINS THROAT

Ardmcre l. T.. November 5.-About
O. clock this evening. Charles Rinard, nv
ing near Ardmore, dangerously cut the
throat OF, his oousi1;. Mss Reese, and
attempted 10 stab her the second time,
when she grabbed him by the throat and
succeeded in choking him down and called
to some friends picking cotton near the
house. who rescued her.
Rinard then ran to the brush and with
the bloody knife cut his own throat, sever
ing the windpipe. Later he returned TO the
house and turned the knife over TO the girls
parents.
DR.. Hardy Of this place was called and
sewed up the wounds of both Miss Reese
and Rinard in the same room and left them
both at the residence Of the girls father.
Miss Reese is dangerously wounded but
will recover. Rinard will die. Jealousy is
the cause OF the rash act.
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SHORT TEXAS SPEClAn

~
CLEBURNE-W. H. Brown. ~
the Cleburne house, was badly nun
tempting to Quell row betxrA
negroes.
GAINESVILLE-Andy Thomas
John Nell over the head with
wrench. infiicting serious but ~
sarily dangerous injuries.
MOSCoW--Dr. BIN. Canon was n n
though not dangerously cut % u
By running into wire fence WEI
fox chase. His horse is though
fatally injured.
TEMPLE--Jesse Mangrum, wy
about 10 years old. was arrested y
ing q dollar from Jim Davis, . nss'j
Jesse was tried before Justice OF y.
Willis and bound over TO await -
of the grand jury.
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TRYING TO REsUME BusINEss.
Louisville VIII Make an Effort "a
Have freight Moved,

Louisville, ny. November Gv-i.ouisyille
whoitrele men arc making perpetrators
Ter respmpuan. OF busisiess with tho
districts In the South which for some
une have been closed to the world ON
account Of yellow fever. The raising OF
the quarantine sn many places has en-
abied them TO get into a great dea, OF
ne south, End L In aow expecte,l thai
tne situation Will Improve every day.
some OF the kcai wholesale houses have
Htreany started oit snen into the districts
at once. " Vo"
The only trosihle viii De with thu han.
dtl1g ct the freight The roads rxinnine
souln are unable 10 delver goods yet 10
great many points OF the Soufh. On No.
count 81 the refusal Of towns 10 allow
i l 70 be handled IN their aepots. 4
great deal OF freight which was shine,
from here 70 the South Is now hung 81
s nhonk me roads at various points. With
sms kraauaI Improvement Of the situation
business ard relieve the congestion.
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WORLDS VISIBLE COTTON.

New Orleans. La. November 5.-Seere-
tary Hester's statement of the worlds yisi-
Bile supply OF cotton shows an increase dur
ing the week just passed OF 24i.226 bales.
against an increase for the same time last
year OF i73, 25I, and an increase over year
before last OF 100.626
The total visible is 2.I25.S57. against
2.4s4,S5l last week and 3.2a5.2il last year.
OF this the total OF American cotton is
2aiO,5s7, against 2 29s 35l last week and
2,N2a,l III last year, and OF all other kinds
$4,000 against iS4 600 las, week and 600 00o
lest year.
shows aE Increase compared with last wee},
OF 2il ,2as bales and decrease compared
with last year Of 1864.
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LEE GOING BACK,
Called for Instructions Before Re-
turning TO Havana.

WsshiagtcD. November 5.--united States
Consul General Lee has returned 70 Wash
lnston. ard this morning before The meet
ing OF the cabine; he called AZ tie the e,ate
department and later at the White House
Al the department he saw Secretary Sher-
man and also assistant Secretary Day, who
had Just returned from Canton. The consul
general Is here simply for s>urpose Of
receiving any Instructions IL is thought
necessary TO gi5e him before hls departure
for bis post a. Havana, which viii he US
soon as posi- Die.
General Ice, tn pursuance OF hin ine,ruc-
Hons. left Washington early IN The after
noon or hls way 10 Cuba The fact II be-
lieyed to exhibit the confidence OF the ad-
ministration In the satisfactory outcome OF
the pending negotiations with Spain.
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THE KILLING Of SEALS.
Canadian Premier to Take Part i'd
the Conference.
IT MAY HAVE IMPORTANT RESULTS,
Likely 10 Bear ON Reciprocity ms
weII--Treaty With Russia and
Japan Yet Unsigned.

Washington. November 5.--A new phase
Of the Boring Sea negotiations developed
today when ire state department WAS ad-
vIsed that Sir Niifred Laurier. premier OF
Canada, and Sir Louis Davis, minister Of
marine end fisheries in the Laurier cabi-
net. would come here early next week to
take part in the negotiations. Later IN
the day dispatch from Ottawa reserved
apartments for Sir Wiifred and Sir Louis
and party at the shorehen, beginning next
TUESDAY evening.
The British embassy was not advised,
however aac it was understood that the
British foreign office was equally una ware
Of the fact Lhat the chief officials OF Can
ada would come to Washington 10 treat IN
person on the subject
Up TO this time the British authorities
had streuuousiy insisted that the Boring
See meeting was 70 be confined TO an ex-
change OF technical information between
experts" and they have resisted any larger
consideration OF the subject which wouid
involve general principles, Lord sGlis-
bury's letter to Secretary sherman care
fully limited the meeting 70 one OF Eek
lertE," and in esecntion OF this Professor
Thompson was named as the British ex-
PERT AMI Professor Macoun as the expert
| Of Canada. Notwithstanding this STRIFE.
| limitation adopted at Lcndon, the two
| chief officials of Canada viii come 20
| Washington prepared to discuss the sub
! jects from much broader standpoint than
| any thus far conceded in London.
| Sir Wilfrsd Laurier is regarded as the
| head OK that element in Canada favorable
TO the most cordial relations with the
! United States He has not been an an
| nexatiorist but has favored the most lib
eral trade arrangements with the United
States. Heretofore his efforts and those OF
| his party associates toward securing re-
| ciprocity treaty with the United States
| have been unavailtng, but within the last
| few DAYS the state department has init
| mated that II would view with favor nego-
| tiations for reciprocity between Canada and
/ the United States The coming Of Sir Viii
Yfred al this time is therefore Of more than
J usual interest, not Only in its bearing an
! Boring Sea negotiations but also in con-
nection lin Canadian reciprocity.
Washington. November 5.-The Russo
Japanese American treaty relating to Ber-
ing sea was not signed today. the state
ment being made by officials that the for
| malities were not yet completed When
| the conference adjourned last Monday it
! was with the understanding that all pre-
| liminaries would be arranged by today and
/ the treaty be signed. But all the issuance
| OF power as ENJOYS is taking more time
than was anticipated and the signing has
been deferred IL being stated that it will
| occur In few days.
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BRADsrREEr FINANCIAL REVIEW
Absence of the Public Has Caused
Liquidation.

New York. November Sin rs review
OF the stock market Braistreet's VIII say
'omorrow; AZ tee bssinn.ns Of the week
an Idea prevailed in wsli street that a
more active AND BETTER market would de-
yeiop after the election. On last Monday
there was Ane purchasing or stocks by
the bear traders, though II seenled pro-
tcssional on the long evening On contracts.
The market on Wednesday was weak ana
depressed on the results In some al the
states In which II 10 argued indicate a re-
sivel OF tree silver sentiment ON Friday
me market had sharp decline. caused
" onfavorable advlces from Madrid about
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DLAsco's NEW ORDERS.
Instructs soldiers 10 Cnre for the
wounded mud Nonconi hn tnntr.

Havana, Sovmber THE proclamation
Of Captain General Bisneo to the spanish
army in cuba, which viii soon be ieeied,
contains the usual exh0uatiopE TO the
troops In regard 70 maintaining discipline.
etc. ard adds that property should Be re-
spected. and urges thar the utmost energy
be displayed during engagements, after
which the soldiers ara irsiTurted 10 act
with clemeucy towaris the yanqushed.
h sing care Of ana curing injured prisoners
who are 20 be delivered TO the proper mill
tary authorities Families needing assist
anee and unarlned people Sho oner no re-
sistBnoe are TO be taken 70 the nearest VII
lage and are to receive help during a stated
time, according 20 orders issued previously
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STANDARD OIL MAY RE HIT.
Large Amount Sued For Under The
Rebate Law,

Washington, November 5.--Justice Law
renee. in the supreme court today reserved
decision on application made on behalf OF
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co. for a subpoena
ducss tecunn directing the standard oil
company to produce in court all the COM
pany's books and accounts relating to
freight chergss betv cen 1851 and 1857 La
denhurg, Thslman & Co. are suinS the
Standard Oil company fer $500 900 for al
legsd unlawful discrimination In freight
rates. II is alleged that the Standard Oil
company received rebates on freight
shipped TO l-adenburg. Thalman & Co. from
the Pennsylvania company from 1854 to
1887. The penalty calls for a fine OF three
times the amo>nt OF the rebate.
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Ttal OF Competitor crr,,.

Havana, November 5.---Trial of the crew
OF schooner Competitor before naval court
martial whote decision must be Confirmed
By the Madrid government viii begin next
Monday. Senior Masa Dominguez will con-
duct the defense. Al the reception given
last night at the palace large majority OF
those present were autOnomists. Tho COM
pany lncsided upwards OF sixty persons. all
wen known In political and social cir
cles. in addition to many representatives
OF the military and, civil service.
General Fagoaga. the intandente, will re-
turn to Spain next Wednesday.
Senior Fnntnnale has been appointed In
tcndente ad interim,
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A .Farmer Nlurderrti.

Lonoke. Ark. November 5.-James Con-
ley, prominent cotton planter, and W. II.
Booze of the firm of W. II. Booze & Son be-
came involved in a dispute over settle
ment today, when Booze drew a revolver
and shot Conley five times. Conley was
shot twice in the lback. aud both lungs were
pierced. He can not live through the night
Booze is in Jail
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Two store. burned.

Denton. Texas. November 4--Firc at
Argyle this morning destroyed two stores
with an aggregate less of about se5oo The
stores burned were owned and occupied
by Jerry Neil. groceries, and Joe Wall.
hardware. groceries and saddiery. Other
nearby buildings We're also damaged. The
cause OF the fire IL unknown
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Autonomi.t. for Au,onor,

Havana, November 3. AT n meeting OF
the autcnomlsts motion to hamper the
application OF Senior Sagasta's autonomy
scheme has been rejected and resolu-
ton has been adopted expressing conf
denee III the rsbiaet authorizing Senior
6a'fez. president OF the autonomat com
mi,tee to negotiate the organization OF
details of autonomy with Marshal Blanoo
and directing tho dispatch to Senior sa-
gssta OF a cable message OF confidence IN
his policy
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Ardmore, I. T November s. Robbers.
evidently experts. entered aud robbed the
postotfice at Marietta. eighteen miles
south from here. last night. The safe door
Fas drilled. then blown open. Cash
age was taken. There is no clue 10 the
robbers.
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cABINET MEETING.
The Recent Elections Were Thor
oughly Discussed.

Washington, November s.--SAll the cab
inet officers except Secretary Alser were
present at todays session. Routine hush
ness was presented by the didereut ca5i-
net officers. but much Of the time was
given 10 a discussion et The recent cleo
tons. Satisfaction was expressed and es-
reciaily at the result in Ohio and Mary
land.
The Spanish situation wss not considered
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The Three Friends.

Havana, November 5.--Tt Ia seml-off-
ciaily announced that there will be no trou
bile here upon the arrival at this psrs OF
the American steamer Th~e Frieds which
Is alleged TO have taken part In tllbuster.
Ing expeditions aud which Is now hound
TO Havana on legitimate commercial
errand
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Hampstead, Texas. November 81
Stocking of Pattison late YESTERDAY 4
filed with the county clerk bill 1
transferring his stock OF merchsaa
Tom Sterling for consideration III
The instrument Acknowledges a
edness by Stocking TO Sterling al
and the sale is made to cover sl3At
aaht lIE
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I Ardmore. I. T., November 6.-,roan SUIT
Ter. for ten years cashier and chief clerk
IN the Santa Fe freight office at this
pisce. died Yesterday Of typhoid fever. He
was horn in Zurich, Switzerland, nifty ,hrf a
Year, ago and was railroad Eaan OF great
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stock Exchnnge Failsrs

New York. November THE q
sion OF H. A. Patterson was annous3
the consolidated stock and petrclfuy
change today. The failure was pfedl4
by sudden drop in the market
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exchange today. The failure va
tated by the sudden drop in the i
Patterson was once a large lradfI
late had not been very copspieuou
$50 shares of stock were sold ssf
count under the rule. Assets and
ties are nots yet known. The n
failure is the third on the co1n
eXchanse within the past seven u
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weathertord, Texas. November John
caruthers' residence was totally destroyed
by fire last night Loss $500; fully in
sured
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ninnca,. n.n..urinw c,.,,.

Madrid. November 5.-rhe government
received cable message from Marshal
Bianco today eaying that "the ai.tonomlst
party Is reorganizing. aud several fanilIes
who had emigrated We're returning TO their
islnnd "
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TIME TELLS.

First impressions may not be ~
clearly show the difference &c.
first. second or third class pns1
specialist. but the length OF tin ss,r
TO thoroughly cure a delicate
the story, DR.. Hatha way ~ 49,
diseases peculiar to man or 49,
quickly, safely ard surely.
free at office or by mail.
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Havana. November 5.--captain General
Blanco viii shortly issue decree abolish
ing for two months the import duties on
cattle.
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Havana. November 5.--Abont 1900 head
Of cattle arrived here. TO-DAY from thu
United States.
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New York. November 6.-The suspen-
sion Of ". A. Patterson was announced
on tn consoasasted stock .snd petroleum
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SCKUFULA
Il Is Foul BIood's Advertise.
ment
out lt b Soon Cured by Moods
sassapariiin.

Yes, Bcrofula, ifanything, may be calIec
the advertisement Of foul blood. It Is tn,
scourge OF the world - offensive, painful
dehilitating, stubborn and well nigl
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure, the.
only drive the difficulty to new quarters
Emollients may palliate, they canno,
abolish the evil. There Is but ono sure
way out, and that Ia to eliminate the
faint from the blood.
There Is one remedy that can effect this,
and It b the only one that, 30 Tar as we
know, has almost invariably succeeded -
even where the system has been poisoned
BY long yeass Of faint. and ths rsyages to
b repaired arc Tremendous. That remedy
= Hoods Garsapartils. Rad this.
ny daughter was afflicted with i'm.
pure blood. There were running cores
III ever her body and they caused her
much sunerinr. We tried medicines thai
wsrp secomnsnded a. blood purifiers,
BIT eould not - that they did any good
= TRIAD told me- ebout Hoods 6arsapa-
slliaspd ] began giving ths girl this med
sejnA The. result wns that she was per-
sesfg cursd after taking few bottles
~ - hed no synptoms OF scrofula
eeve9 dnce ~ tlsnp.s MAxsnz1A M
n!1 ssth ~ lleharo, Mar.
I ! ! ! ! ] I : ' :.:;;;.
o No - sneatttass
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sPECIFic
POISONING
SYPHILIA
NERNQuS
DEBILIHs
KIDNEaM
BLApDEks
TROCBL4f
PIMPLN:
ULCERS, s
PILES,
.cATARRH
ALI.
'DISEAhn
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