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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-25
FLOUR.

m.ddIings or red dog.
Corn-No. 8 yellow 27c; No. 4, 251226c
Oats-No. 3, 21A@213sc; No. white, 211Ac.
Rye-No. 2 sold at 45c.
Barley-No. 5, 26a4@27Ac.
Feed-Trade is very good the demand being
much better than is usual at this time of the
year.
Coarse corn meal and cracked corn,
in sacks, per ton, sacks extra, to job ~
bers only .............:... $n. .OO
No. l ground feed, 2-3 corn, 1-3 oats,
SO-Ib sacks. sacks extra. II rs
No. ground feed, u corn, u oats To-
lb sacks, sacks extra. II. 30
No. ground feed 2-3 oats, 70-lb sacks,
sacks extra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. n.75
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-25
Chicago, MiIsauas, & ST. Paul RaIIroli.

ILv.StP. lAr. St.P.
Chicago "Day" Express. =. bS15am bio :10pm
Chicago Atlantic" Ex..-...l a2:55pmla11 :35am
Chicago "Fast Mail" "........ a6:55pm a2:00pm
Chicago "Vestibule" Lin. aS:10pm a7:50am
Chi. via Prairie du C. Div b4:40pm b1l liam
Dubuque via La Crosse ....l bS:15am bio: :10pm
Peoria via Mason City a4:40pmla1 :15am
st. Louis and Kansas City. aS:35amI a6:25pm
Milbank and Way .......... b8:20am be :30pm
Aberdeen and Dakota Ex.. i a705pm a8:15am
Dallv. Except Sunday.
For full Information call at Ticket Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08


a. op T. nv nv 49, o. 4l.i.., e. esisDt 5aio
uoh OF inlHg "oi 1',l', ,',',.'..i 'o to-
tale' 10 tne 0l.''.tD' t ,..'st l,'... hold
morrow. was one oi iue l'i it,s, ',i..5
d., ,.l+,,,,lr.t ana frnnorfanCo The future
of thousands OF miners tu'H WiE'oe ..- t
cn.ioIe. ''l''''''"
7"'., ''..r, f- aud fro of tbo dole
ei'l".'-H 'i' d. t,."1 ,,.itt tbo flrq that
tbe onerators were ready TO throw Up
tboir hands and nav the sixty-uine cent
,.'t. 5'r'~u1'd by fhe strikers. President
pgtrfot Dolau. bv excellent diplomacy,
fact and uerscvcrencc kept them 500 Wtll
within bounds that She delegates from tnla
district will go TO Columbus with lhauut
tions to use their discretion lh lNt a''-
Element of the difficulty.
president DOlan was well aWa.e ihhl
if fhe delegates went TO the Coiumnu
convention instructed to hold OUT I"I
efxtv-uine cent rate, announcer rIIN-I'
more bitter than ever Win uuuh 'a-" ,r
starvation TOT many ,W"a I -r.l.t ~
him almost zone D,Iol,77 7,,,i,a,,,.lr.d I.r
having the Delegates 80 M ~ t,,nl
resolutions and iree 10 a,' .o.. oa o' -b@
best Tor me t9ou .f,r.s i5ea was fo
Iltispurs uls'lt.. to coiuml,u. uu.
traamme,iica "ilCIo f-or,, ,.rScr states and with
"i'' -'.it-.I of6ciais Hc utimatol that
..l, ,..o,,i5 bo many questions and facts
a.. i.o Considered that have as yot u't ap-
lo oe n, ne surface From another
l'..'r'o l,,-, ~ has been learned that poIau YIN
r1ai,e biz fight tomorrow on l.nai q
r,. mining industry of Western lt'H-li li-
y5ris .,.
II IS stated that AT the conference " ',l W.
the operators az Column. .1'' l.. ,o,
was apprsed or oeI'"'' ti., .r,fore
him 90 believe that not oniy N' ,,.
but miners of this district nave "'0'
crimiuated againsr ,.. ,.,,, ,.nt
Whether or not tho tnlIe nH.'t 40 ,t
be fought out is am omen question. uu. u,
is known that the basis IoI r.' ,,,,
settlement in the IllleD"la ,.ni be
December is well defined Hhd vi" "'
thoroughly understood tomorrow. -
bolah WIZ uaV ~ s,- tbe occonfouco
the convention IN Hne 'of 1,e So tos a
OF the compromise i"'e' ti.u .-.. .ol
task confronting him. many ul,1h.
from other states notap.y ,,,,.,,r,,
Ohio viii 70 INTO coilNe,.lot ... sor ,ne
with % deleriililalife, a..f, ~ ,gieb of inc
G9-cent rate pm spltc pp.,,,' i,rov,s ms and m
ualouai oii''i - - -f-4~f.. rt,,bf ,,.tf. .n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
TO war AGAINST The BELL.
The Council Provides the Funds to Fight
That Company.
MONEY APPROPRIATED FOR SEWERS.
That Purpose-Dl scharg "a Employees
Ask for an Investigation- Bonds
ofCity Oniciais.

The session OF the Common Council
last night. though not very lengthy was
a business meeting from the start ana
when the body adjourned at ll:l0 many
important matters had been disposed or
The most interesting incident in the pro-
ceedings was the offering OF a resolution
by Mr.. Caskie iusructing tho city At
tornoy TO take the case of the city or
Richmond against the Southern Bell Icie-
phone Company TO the higher United
states courts and providing money FOR
the costs. This was heartily adopted.
Through the efforts OF Mr.. Rountree
and Mr. Caskie Sl05e0 was voted 10 the
credit of sewers and The probabilities are
that tho Board of Aldermen will concur
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
AN INNOCENT MAN LYNCHED?
The Evidence Connecting Walls Nth
the Cook Murder Very SCant.
NO RESISTANCE OFFERED TO THE hob
And No Report Made to tho sheriff Until 9
O'Clock the NeKt Day, Although the
LyEohing Took Place at
II 4. N.

STUART, Va. September 1.-spcclai-
Henry Walls. che supposed murderer OF
Miss Sadie Cook, was taken out of inc
custody of Constable a. j.. Chudross and
a small guard on Sunday night at about
IN o'clock and lyuchci by a mob
no RESISTANCE.
Shcun r. j. Woolwiuc reached the
sccno OF the murder ON saturday nlgnt.
For some reason DE did NOT take charge
OF tho prisoner but lolt him ln the hands
OF Chldress, who with nyo or six OF the
citizens held him at the house on Child
rcs while the Inquest was ln progress.
They offered no resistance to the mob
and did not even report tho occurrence
TO the sheriff. who was sleeping at the
house OF n. IT, Gates. half mile dis
tant. tul o'clock next day.
MAY HAVE BEEN INNOCENT
Tho murder FOR which he received such
summary punishment was very brutal
one. but the evidence connecting him
with it's preparation. as shown by me
coroners papers, is exceedingly scanty.
10 may Doe possible that an innocent man
has suffered through tho iu-umed fury or
am excited mob.
The facts proved only raise the blrest
suspicion of guilt and If he made any
confession TO bis hIs murdorer8 BE- has not
Set been revealed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
CHILD ASSIULTED.
4 Flny-Year-Old Farmer Charged with
the Crime-Not Vet Captured.

DANVILLE. Va. September special.
Information reached Danyillc to-day
Of am attempted criminal assault on am
dght-year-old white girL Virgle Parrot,
by Green r. pOdsou. white farmer. aged
about nifty years Constable White. on
Dan River district piusyivania county,
arrived here before noon to-day bearing
"a warrant for DOdsOn q arrest
The assault took place near Laurel
Grove pttsylyauia county about sixteen
miles from Danvllc. ON Saturday last
Shortly after Constable Whites arrival
i'm Danyille. Constable Hanks. OF inc
county also arrived The two officers
spent the day iu Danville searching TOR
jodson who left his home near Laurel
Grove ON Monday. arriving here and
placing a. load Of I. n1cco ON sale af u
tobacco warehouse that afternoon. inc
same evening be- secured an advance OF
ST. on his load and lcft the warehouse.
Inquiry develops the fact that podson
had not been 90 the warehouse to-day
and tine officers We're led a. believe that
.hs man spent "a portion OF The money
ID ,ra purchase Of "A new suit 0f clothes.
e.I4tlves ~ p0dsOu iu lnis city aiirm
tL4t they have not seen the man. and
Seem to desire that be- Boz arrested.
Tho efforts of the county officials were
finally rewarded bv finding clue that
may lead 90 DOdsOn's caDture-nnmey,
tb4t at " o'clock last night he boarded a
train in this city though the destination
of tho man could not be learned This
Information. while given due weight ~
the officers. is not yet conclusive EVIL
d.nce hat Dodson has loft the city ana
.horc is "a strong suspicion that be is con-
cealcd iu Danyille.
THO girl alleged 10 have been assaulted
IS an orphan and is said 40 Doe the daugh-
tor OF half sister Of tho man accused
of the assault
poleou fs a worthless character
There is said tO Doe considerable excite
mont over the matter in the neighbornoof
I'm which The assault took place. anr
should the accused return home there y
o strong probability that ~ lynching
......fH r..rIf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

SPRINGFIELD MASS September 7--
Manufacturing Industries in this Vicirity
are taking a start and nt present the
prospects IN "a heavt fan business is good
The Lyman Mills at Holyoke. whore
1 800 hands are employed. started on full
time to-day Only one ~ the four mills
owned hv the company has been in opcr-
alton for six weeks
The Dwight Manufacturing company n
ChlcOpce. who have been operating ore
OF their mills. while two more have been
standing idle since tho hrsf week IN june,
started Yesterday with their full eompie-
ment OF COO hands.
Tho ChicOpee Manufacturing compcrv
or Chic0nee Falls will start Up on full
fine September NTH after complete
shut down of three weeks and employ
ment will be furnished 20 l90 people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
GEN. LONGSIREET ADMITS IT
lie Says He Will Wed Miss DOTtCh This
Afternoon.
LIFE GETTING TOO LONELY FOR hin.
His Domestic Affairs Have Become Disar.
arranged During the Days Since His
Daughters Elopement-
Bridal Tour.
LIFE GETTING TOO LONELY FOR Hi

ATLANTA, GA, Sept. Arrangements
have been completed for the marriage
or General LonssrcoL the famous Con-
Tolerate commander and Miss Ellen
Dortch. Assistant Librarian. which is 90
occur here tomorrow.
Immediately after the marriage General
and Mrs. Longstreet Will leave for Porter
Springs. d North Georgia resort. where
they viii spend their honeymoon.
HIS CONFESSION"
For the first time since fhe re-
port was circulated that General
James Longsucot was engaged 10
be married TO Miss Ellen Dortch. the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

over Six Persons Known 10 be Dead
Buiid ugs Demolished.


BuiId ugs Demolished.
CYGNET. OHIO. September An ex-
plosion OF nitr0-elycerfne occurred here
this evening. which resulted in the death
OF six persons whose names are known.
and several whose names are not at pres
cnt known. The kiiied:
sam Barber. Allen Falls. John Thomp-
son. Charles Iartel. Henry Landslide,
-- Hayens. boy.
The explosion occurred az Grant well,
located at the rear of tho National Sup
ply Companys Office building in the VII
LACE limits. This well had just been shot
bv Samuel Barber the shooter Of the
Ohio and Indiana Torpedo Company. The
well was a easer and when the 120 quagt5
Of glycerlne let down into il exploded.
tho gas irnitod and with a roar the
flames shot high above the derrick.
AS soon as the drillers saw the flames
several climbed into the derrick 10 shut
on the gas but they had hardly gotten
there when there was terrific explosion.
The burning gas had started the re-
naming glycerIne in the empty cans
standing IN wagon near the derrick. in
another wagon near hy were cans con-
tanning another l20 quarts or the stuff.
and this was started by the force OF the
first explosion. The second explosion was
blended with the first I'm n nightly
roar and the earth trembied from Inc
shock.
The National Supply Companv's build
ing was completely demolished and moth
ing remains but big hole where the
wagons stood.
There is not n whole pane NJ glass IN
any window in the town and every house
and store was shaken. Who the other
killed are cannot De learned now owing
10 the excitement
The damage 20 tho Ohio on Comnanv
will amount 70 $50 o00. eight buildings are
a total wreck and many others damaged
The fown has r. pouulation OF About
100 Many hystanders were wounded
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

ing under control OF the street Commit
tee the Boulevard from Broad street 10
Reservoir Park.
a petition was received from the School
Board asking for an additional apptollia-
ton Of So 600 90 payroll account ne
matter was referred 10 the Finance Oo"-
mittce.
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
On motion OF Mr. COttreil the rcsolu-
tion authorizing the expenditure by tne
street Committee of S1-66S contributed by
sundry parties for the repair " seven. n
Street Bridge, north OK Hospial SUE !,
and portions Of Seventh street was 'aheh
from the table. -, 60
where The amount was, or whelhet lhs
city had any power over funds coh'ilou'01
FINALLY. ON motion OF Mr. Gunst inc
matter was rccOmmittcd 20 the cti'Dt
Committee I'm order that the h.tt7'
information might he iurnishea py N5''
body namely as 20 where th' arH l' Wv"
posted. t0 whose credit ana p5 "n'"i
The council took from the table a.rcso,-
luton apur0priatug $50 io Rradc' ,ui p,
and pave the west side ar fium street
between Man and Carys Aiifr dl,o us
sion the ordinance was recomihi''eu' ~
not being in propcr form. .,..,,,., an
propriatiug Si5SGi2 90 pave Win frsu.te
enaUs tho r03dbod and reset the cuiuii iiS
on Main street between Cherry ana hee'N'
a resolution was also adopted "ppio
ptiatirc 81 $500 to pave the rotdn.d i ~
Broad street between Nihih ana leH'h anu
ON motion ot Mr Ehcl the report OF
the Committee 0u Claims ana SaIaflee'
tabiod at the last meeting was taken up
rnd tho Auditor instructed TO issue war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

LONDON, September IA special dis
patch from Madrid to-day says that the
sentence 10 forty years imprisonment.
passed on Barril. the anarchist who al
tempted 10 assassinatc. Chief OF Police
Portas and Assistant Chief Tolxdor. on
Friday evening last at the request OF the
prosecutor has been altered TO that OF
death. The defence urged that ten
years imprisonment would he adequate
punishment for the accused.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

Governor OFeuail. while az bis othce
ice the Capitol building. was seen by a
representative of The Times yesterday
ON tho subject Ills ENccllcncy Was moru-
feed at the lynchng which increases the
number under his administration TO three.
Up Go late hour ho had not received
any official information I'm regard to the
murder and lynching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
ARrakemnn Killed

DANVITLE, VA, Sept. 7.-SDecial.-
Walter witt a brl KEENAN, on the Virginia
Midland division of the Southern railway.
was instantly killed al staunton river
bridge az .h .ssingS si1S o.o. rour ms morning.
freight traln. and his head was struck
bv one 0f the beams ~ the bridge struc-
fire. The body was brought 10 this city
where witt resided. The Young brake
man had been married only two weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

strong claims for IL Adapiabiliiy Co tho
Making OF Aruor Plate.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Sept. General
MANAGER Shook. of the Tennessee Coal
and Iron COmT8ry. Congressman Gaines,
OF this CITY. and Congress Underwood, ,
of Alabama. and Congressman Living
ston. OF Georgia. viii go before the naval
ArmOr Plate Committee BOO a few days 20
urge the examination of the armorrpiaie
making facilities OF the South.
Colonel Shook. in an Interview, said that
his company stands ready t0 deliver steel
plate at any Atlantic scaboa-d port at
n Jess cost than can Doe done ly any
company ln the United States. if also
said the iron made by bis company was
well adapted 10 making armOr plate for
Carnegie steel Colonel Shook claimed that
tho capacity of tho blast furnaces az
Birmingham ls more tlan SUFFICIENT %
supply an demands Tor plate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

rfe dauobtor 10 cheer HIM The young
t.d,, soon found an affinity ln "A neighhOr-
mo school teacher and The couple elOped
"a Atlanta and were married. since then
the father has hFeu "Ione DO me mouse
Min but rbe company on a servant. il
,,9e ,yhiie suffering from this loneliness
,hg+ be visited Lithia Springs six weeks
go where he met Miss D0rtCh. pretty.
rioraute and sympatnctic. There was
ft,cthfng in her eyes which bade him
sneak. and when DE DID so she accepted
him. ..,-,.., ,....,-,. .,.,.,..,,
This brirht Young woman can manage for
him ne owns large summer hotel in
this CITY. has an extensive vineyard and
wine plant. is shecp-raiser ana has two
hooks ON the market More than this,
he r0t a letter from President Mckinley
assume the railroad dlIeot0rship now
held bv General Wade Hampton.
ALADWs MAN.
General 1.onestrect has always been a
gallant ladies mau. Ass junior officer OF
fho oId Fourth RceImeut commanded by
colonel Garland. Wlcu m went into the
MEXICAN war in 1870 hc MADE love 90 the
Coionels daughter. Pen you come iii-
back" The young my 49, II WIN give
You your e"ags so a cnslo ,oIe Of dassrcet me iee
vonndod and sick in abe city of Mexico.
where ho had f0 unGer siX weeks before
bo ,1ud pot back to Lynchburg Va
u.hrro ho found Size t0i0uels daughter IN
WAITING for lim. she hOs buried now ON
one al the highest knobs ON inc Altt
Vista cemetery, Whefe he spent an hour
''7, GenoraI 5I.'i'' 'r.orestroet was the match
maker Who brought Adsa julia Dent his
cousin. and Lieutenant Grant iose iner a
story which Gee told over today with a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

The Swedish bark Maria Margretha,
savannah Tor Liverpool with a cargo o;
naval stores. put into New York owing
10 the illness OF her master The vessel
sailed from savannah. August 18th. and
when four days out Captain Holmengren
was taken down with Intermittent fever.
10 WAS deemed prudent % bear up for
this port FOR medical assistance. The YES
sci will be able 90 resume her voyage IN
"a few dQga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
mrArnrE IonncAsr.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Forecsst for
wednesday
For Vlrginia-Fair. continued high tenn
perature. eastcrly Winds.
North. south Carolina and Georgia;
fair. nOrthwesterly winds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
nANnrnr rnrKMoMrrKn.

Tho following was the range Of the
thermometer az The Times office yes
W. 6P ~, 81; , =. NJ. -. midnight, g.
Average ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
Yellow Fever Being Held in Check as
Far as Reported.
STRINGENT PROTECTIVE MEASURES.
One New Case at Ocean sprlngs-Nono
Elsewhere Cuiteras on tho Way 70
Sew Orloans-Ihe Government Co
operating with Board Of Health

mere "Nt "''.N ''." "'i
E.arl 0f Health. through Dr oNphaht
- 40. ,....Il,t Dr NyalmsIev. de-
"' a.. .U..,..
ci4rcd that n0t one case ol iht oIat''o
&. In the cIiy.
r..t rIrht dDrinr fho meeting Of the
.,.. . . .f,..4.t 90 t,ro
h''to "i ii''''N' #" was
faith with tho hcdllh organizations OF
.. ..-...,-.. t, ,.Ir. The exact situation
b.. ,, 'u..li.r rf fbe marine n0spi-
cd .......- ~ Nf.Irr 'rbe appended dis
tt' I iI....f,t,i of ..r,Iilr
..u WI. .'" .,.. 81. tg..ofy-fiye
,"'l r.t
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no NhN 'AHt'.
cone case of fover from ocean Springs.
Mis-. diced here tlIa morning. Extreme
precautions taken. Know ot np other
ease n fhc nIl5.
tSIcn.dJ "S. K oLIlHANI.
President
Ir lIIrhfnf I.r. h. ..nf u0 other disc
,sfrh f,' Dr Na.Iu Th. death of Gelpi
90 rrrorf.l ,..IlrI4r and rhe house
~ or.. I,.r.urII. furirltpJ and
H.. f.,,, I..,,...,..s ,.e..Ify ,.i.ranffncd no
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of 49,, fl.t ..l,,. l1J-r tilIr nn.rry8-
t',r D, ,taIn-Il, .sI5 f,.rIelf four
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c,5 dad ,ra,,,l..r. 10 tl,. board of c,oerfs
49, .... 49,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
SALIsBURr'S eAcK DoWN

hearty LAUGH. cold men get lonely"
said he. "and must have company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08

Diamonds and Jewolry Valued at 100000
Left on Train.
SAN ANTONIO, TEN, September IT,
Customs Inspectors at Laredo, have
found an unclaimed grip on a train con-
tanning $4,000 worth of diamonds. jewell
ry and other valuablcs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-08
DIsITEsING AlONEY.

rants Co the following parties for
following amounts
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-15
The Fair Case. g.. ~. - q, y

The very famous Angus
Craven - Fair will case was
on Monday submitted to the jury un
der the charge OF Judge Slack.
Three questions were given them to
decide: L. Were the pencil deeds
executed by Fair? 9. Were they
acknowledged by Fair? 8. Did
Nettie r. Craven. j! j. Cooney, Mrs.
Haskin and others conspire by means
OF forgery 10 Procure the real prop
erty in iitigation?.
Judge Slack rendered his decision
in favor Of the plaintiff A0hus
and the Fairs, stating it to be his
opinion that the pencil will and letter
disqualification were forgeries and
that he believed the deeds also for.
geries. A new trial WIS denied.
Tho jury which was merely adj
vIsory in the case. stood s to 4 in
favor Of Mrs. Nettie R. Craven.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-15
STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF ToLEDo)
- { LUCAS COUNTY sS
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
ne is the senior partner of the firm of
f. }. CHENEY & Co., doing business in
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
' ~ , '.'..' -. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day of De.
cember, A. D., 1896. -, -
-. al = s. - - So! 80
er11 A. w. Gleason,
t.~-c-,} Notary Public.
Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter.
nalty, and acts direc ly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggistss 75c. ~.
Halls Family Pills are. the best.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1897-09-15
A Household Necessity.

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most wonderful medical discovery OF
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IN kidneys,i liver and bowels; cleans
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