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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
.BOERS STILL THERE
Are Right on Top Of Their Kople and
Roberts Can Not Get Up.
---
OLIVIER is A BRILLIANT LEADER.
KIpIine Sings, but Does Not Keep English
Courage Very High.
.-----------
RtICHMAN WAS NOT A LEADER OF Beers
English celebrate mt Capctown, hut
keep we'll out OF Boer Shot
While Doing So.
RfIcHMAN WAS NOT A LEADER OF BotRS

London. April i.-.G.a0 a. n.-No news has
va, been received Of the expected battle be
tween General French and the Beers. There
is now but remote prospect OF the recapture
OF the guns. This. however. Is regarded as
quite trnlng compared With the political
effects OF the disaster.
AS the Bloemfontoin correspondent of the
Times eays General olvier's strategy in re-
occupying Ladytrand and Thabanchu was bold
and even brilliant. Most OF his force is CONF
posed of Free staters. and the advantage
gained by them will have most disturbing
effect on the mind OF the Free state populn-
tlon, The mposslbil!ty Of enectng complete
protection, for the moment 20 all farmers in
the south and southeast section of the Free
state. is recognized at Bloemfontcin. Men
who surrendered under the proclamation OF
LORD Roberts are now being punished for tue
reliance they placed In tho ability Of the
British to protect them.
As the correspondent further remarked;
This is hard fate. and every possible eff
for viii be made to help them, but consdera-
tor for the suirerngs of repentant belliser-
ents at the hands of their feow-countrymen
eau not be suffered to prejudice the military
plans Of Lord Roberts
The Daily Telegraph, which takes more
humane view, says: 1T Is Just as important
TO protect those burghers who have trusted in
our power and surrendered all means of de-
tending themselves as it is to win victories
against those who are still in arms"
The Daily Chronicle, whose Capetown cor
respondent joyfully predicted that the war
would be over In three months, says: In
order to re-establIsh our position in tho Free
state we need a brilliant success won on the
scene of our latest reverse
II is announced from SprIngfontein that
the censorship has again curtailed the dis
patches. Therefore important Developments
must he impending
The British public is reluctant TO believe
that an American led the Boer forces which
attacked the convoy
The Daily Chronicle says: 'Reichman may
be, like some other Americans. in sympathy
with tho Beers He may even have unof-
] ncially advised tho Boer commandant al
1 though that would have been fully as I'M
proper But we can not think he would take
the command without previously resigning his
| American commission
Il There is little news from other points. MAZE
king was stll besieged on March 20, anC
there are rumors that General Butler is pre-.
II parinG to advance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
THE QUEENS rRu
WAS smooth and Easy and Thor.
Was Not a Hitch

'"N wv ~ ttittn.
London April 3.-Queen Victoria. who
left Windsor Castle at $3.50 last eyeoipv
en- route for Ireland, arrived at Hollyhead
al 9;1o today,
Inc authorities Of the place the officers
OF the warships in the harbor ana guard
OF honor awaited the arrival Of her mai.
esty. The general public was exelud I'd
from the station. whea the queen alirbt-
ed she was presented with the usual adj
dfess OF welcome, She gave her renIy :,
Lord Denbigh, wis handed II to mo Of
heials. ], read: 'Ae
-. mark you for your loyal ana duti-
iul W,4eome and for your expressions ~
ueNutl9n 20 my throne and person. The
pl"etleai and generous sympathy for
.n0+e WAC nave suffered or who are like v
70 suher IN consequence OF the nreso,,t
W.T., winch has been shown By ali o,asse,
- my subjects, has been great cons,la-
uon 10 me during the time OF susnsn q
ana anxiety through which We ara ma Sin !,
JON In your hearty prave, MAJ naa-a
may soon be restored and ~. 20 80.
nv ,ass q heaven be long c5n:inued to
conn.,, p',e ana wish all prosperity 10 the
Nunltry you represent"
,o ne queen taen walked across the plat-
Hi leahlng on the arm of an Indian
sbs uant r0q later embarked on hoard
NY, 'oyai yacht victorla and Albert
~, III quoted by the Irene. escorted NV
coi, tossi yacht Osborne aud the cruisers
ana Australia. steamer on, ~
tue harhor for K!ngston. "' VI
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
HE GOT GAY WITH MOUNT.
Indiana Governor Got Gay with
Governor BccLhnm.

Indiana Governor Got Gay with
Governor BccIkhnm.
Frankfort, Ky, April Am incident
occurred today which is OF interest in
view of the report from indianapolis that
Governor Mount would not recognize a
requisition from Democratic Governor
Beckham of Kentucky, and the presence
at the Indiana capital OF ex-Secretary OF
State Charles Finley, for whom warrant
is out charging completely In the Goebel
case.
A requisItion made by Governor Mount
on the governor OF Kentucky for the
return to Indiana Of Rudolph Gossman, a
prisoner in the penitentiary here whose
term expires tomorrow was presented 10
Governor Beckham this morning after it
had been first presented at republican
headquarters and honored.
The prison officials declined to recos-
nize Taylor's order, Upon receiving the
papers, Governor Beekham sent the fol-
lowing telegram to the Indiana executive:
Governor Mount. Indianapolis. Ind. A
requisition from you for the arrest Of en-
Gossman, wanted in Floyd county. Indi-
ana, has been presented 10 me. | viii
gladly honor II YOU will first assure me
that any requisition issued by me as gov
ernor OF Kentucky upon YOU will also he
honored This understanding is desired
because OF certain Expressions attributed
TO you in the press lately
| (Signed) u. c. w Beckhan
l Governor Mount replied to Goyerno,
Beckham's telegram in non-c ommittal
teleeram. declining to state whether he
would honor the latter's reoulsitions h
made on him and saying that ne would
consider each case ON It's merits.
Governor Bsckham tonight mads ,ho
following statement:
My object was to discover whsthe.
Governor Mount now recognized TnvIor =,
myself as governor OF Kentucky n Sa
recognizes me as such. then his rsan,si-
items are 10 be considered. If he reern
nizes Taylor as governor then he sbon1N
send his reQuisltions 10 him.
Ex-Seoreiary of State 4. Charl,s E,,,.,
and others who are wanted in the CIV oney
assassination case, are IN Indiara rnS - !,
ernor Mounts telegram is general. y
ttrpreted hare 10 mean that he VIII ~.
homer any requisiiions Of this enar. ~
unless signed by Governor Taylor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04

until tomorrow. Only a handful al !
sons saw the arrival OF her majesty
The premature arrival Of her NIT
and the wretched weather were AIM
pointment 10 Dublin, as Thousands II n
Nevertheless. as soon as the news ma
large numbers started for the hsr1
while ths duke OF Connaught. con,n,,]
er Of the forces in ireland and h
Cadogan, the lord lieutenant, ALA n
ried there and late in the afternoon bor1
ed the royal yacht Victoria and Alts|
where they greeted the queen.
James Bgan, the Dublin city yvr|
bearer. who for nine years was impria,i
for political offenses. refused TO-DAY
hand the queen the sword, nor would
take part in tomorrow's proceeding a
declination at the last hour caused y
sation and the lord mayor is now loos{
for another sword bearer. In a lctts
the town clerk, Mr. Egan says:
II will yield nothing to any Irishun |
respect for the individuality Of the n
lady, but l can not join in any Ii
courtesy toward the head Of state m
has tried me upon charges that were d
and sent me to suffer for nine yean
English dungeons--the state thai n
marks me with the degradation Of a tids7
ofleave man"
Mr. Egan admits that he is prepaid \
accept the consequences and hand 10
resignation
The activity of daring thieves who u
poured into Dublin was evidenced dgn
the night, when $4,000 worth OF jsrl
was distracted from Grafton N
jeweler
The decorations are suffering sadly y
the rain. but this does not stop The n
of decoration, as still more bunting
being displayed and every incoming d
Is crowded with excursionists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
SUMMARY OF ToDAy's IMPORTANT NEWS.
THE STATE.

Cabell was elected mayor of Dallas;
town elections we're held throughout the
State
Colonel Robert. engineer L. S A.. Ia
expected to visit Galveston shortly
New banks are to be established al
Oakwoods and Jcwett
Post ] will try to secure the next I.
p. A. convention for Fort Worth.
The school tax proposition was de-
feated at La Grange.
W n, Tullls was buried at ouanah with
Masonic honors
Heavy shipments Of strawberries are
being made from Alvin.
Tho CITY council of Austin has not yet
decided TO nav interest on the dam bonds
The Cherokee county peach crop will be
a large one
Fifty thousand dollars has been sub
scrlbed for cotton min at Celeste.
Properties OF the convicted corpora
tons Of san Antonio were bought in by
the syndicate owning them.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
WASHINGTON.

The house or representatives discussed
the Hawaiian territorial bill and many
sharp words were spoken
Representative Lane. an Iowa republics
an member. predicted defeat Tor his party
on account Of It's imper!alistic tendencies.
Senators Mason Of Illinois and Culber-
son OF Texas discussed tho Puerto Riean
ttarift bill and roundly denounced the nd
ministration's nolicy in the matter
IN the closing hours Of the senate sna-
tor wolcctt OF Colorado created sensa-
tlon bv saving Senator Lodge OF Massa-
chusetts had made u statement that was
"unqualifodly false"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
TEXAS POLITICS.


J. w Bailey spoke to large audience
at Austin,
a Bailey club has been organized at
Wharton with moro than 200 members.
Duval county convention gave nstruc-
lions for sayers. Bailey and Kleberg.
Congressman Burke has come homo to
lock after his injured fences.
Executive committee OF the First sena-
torlal district has adopted tho primary
system.
Senator chiffon is sick at his home at
Tyler.
To oppose the nomination OF Savers,
Mr.. Fry saws would constitute political
suicide
Bailey and chiffon will speak in Hill
county. but there will be no division of
time
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
DOMESTIC.

Tho naval commission has surveyed the
Nicaragua canal route and VII now sub
NIT its findings TO the president,
A New Jersey corporation proposes TO
connect the Atlantic and Pacific with pri-
vatc coin.
Tho grand jury Is at work on tho Goebel
assassination case aud several indictments
are expected.
General Otis compares American and
Filipino losses.
sheriff Dow of uyaldc county, Texas,
writes tho state department at Washing
ton, saying the new treaty between Uncle
sam and Mexico works we'll.
Colonel w. ]. Bryan spoke to tremon-
deus audiences in Tacoma Wash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
FOREIGN,

, Queen victoria arrived in Ireland, Tho
sensation came when the swordbearer of
Dublin refused to hand the queen his
sword.
All Mex:cons are in sympathy with
Puerto Rico.
NJ. Del Case speaks TO the French SEN
ate and eulogizes France, He said it was
a great country and " should be kept
great nnc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
COMMERCIAL

Cotton futures recovered part of Mon
DAYS loss closing 8 to IL points higher
In tho New York stock market Federal
Steel and Baltimore and Ohio stocks we're
predominant in importance
Money was easy and Sugar gained a few
points.
Western railroads heavy grain hauls
had an influence in the staples.
Live stock was stesxay and firm at all
the leading markets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
anIcHnAy >or \ ponn LEADER.
War Department. Says the America n
Ofiic,.r NinlnInh M nrncrs

War Department Says the America n
Officer Violated No Orders.
Warrington. April s--War department of-
heials do not believe tho story that comes
from South Africa TO the cffec. that Captain
Carl RechmuD. Seventeenth infantry. was
one of the leaders OF the Beers at The last
fight between the Beers and the English ut
tho Bloemfonteln water works Reichman Is
broiher Officers. men who know him welt say
that II - probable that Relchman occupied
some conspicuous mont 81 vantage from
which 10 Wow the tight aHd his discovery ~
uniform nv III, British was the basis for the
Hssumption that he was one Of the Hueg lead
crH, Rclchinpn was selected by General Miles
rerHonalv TO acroulp- tho Boer forces dur
INK the war as an observer for tho United
Stats army. Rcchman ranks high n
scientific soldier. having hoen detailed with
success to observe The grand maneuvers Of
tho German army az a REPRESENTATIVE OF the
United states army HIS colleagues IN wash
ington declare that the officer has toe much
common sense to b. led into q violation OF
his orders IN the manner described
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
HATES TAKES POSSESSION.

Takes ChurEc OF More Philippine
Territory without Friction.
Manila, April g. 6 p, m.--General John
g. Bates has peacefully occupied surigao
cagayan. llisan and Mlsamis. In the island
OF Mindanao. A number OF rides and can
non were captured
The presence OF the gunboats Yorktown,
Manilasand Panay prevented resistance al
Cagayan, Insursent atrocities In Cagayan
ana camarines provinces continue. Span
larus, chinamen and natives have heen
murdered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
THE TaAssvAAL.

Lord Roberts dispatches show the Eng
fish were hopelesriy whipped near Lonnos
Port.
rnpetowr Dutch OF Capetown news need
''doctorlng."
6ohcrts explanations are diplomatic.
but they compliment tho Beers IN sn'ie
Poi him
War department officials say Captain
Rcichman has not sided with the Boer
army.
General Cronic and commend have hfon
deported to st. Helena
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
KrrLrNc's rnrprrn TO Jounnnr.
strongly EuloGistic II Is and Bcnu-
tiful MS Well.

New York, April S-The next issue Of Har-
pers Weekly win contain poem by Rudyard
Kiplins on General soubert. which was seut
by cable from South Africa. Two OF the three
verses follow
Copyright, 1900. Harper q Bros, New York;
With those that bred. with those that oosed
the strife
tie had no part whose hands were clean OF
gain;
But subtle, strong and stubborn, gave his lie
Later shall rise a people sane aud great,
Forged IN strong fires, by equSl war made
one.
Telling old battles ever without hate
Neplest NJ name shall pass from sire To son
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
.ron,,L DECISION soo,.
Kentucky Court Of Appeals Has the
Case Under Abatement

louisville. Ky, Anrl "A decision in the
Sovernorship case is expected from the court
OF anpsals within a day or so probably to-
morrow, Al tho conclusion o. the argument
last night the case was taken under ndy,sa.
msnt and the Judges are now considerinr the
pOinia Involved
Pending 2 decision. the interest eentsrs IN
ne nroseedinns of the grand Jury az Frank
lort when is expected 10 return n number
OF indictments IN connection with The Goehl
eAae. n eoncnsion Of The lnyt stigntlon h nor
expected for fully two weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04

Photographic plate factory to be es-
tablished in Houston.
$. II. Brashears majority for mayor is
2i6.
The Austin Presbytery in session here.
The Cotton Exchange will hold its an
nual meeting TODAY
The carpenters still contending for eight
hours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
Z: CZ. Z M A
HIN g A
n II NJ q rs M

Painful, unsightly eruptions, scsM Z
scales, itching sensation, pricklIue II
thin, diseased blood, humps, ana SS
spccks on the skin, bimples, boils Y Y
skin. eating sores and ulcers, skI, 4
blood humors cured by taking ny
blood Balm tB.B.B) All the sores or:s
heal and blood is made pure and ricR rs
use. Deep seated, obstinate, casss &
resist Doctors and patent medicine ~
mcntyield to Botanic Blood Balm (BsS
The most perfect Blood Purifier mad !
wears old. Try 1t. For sale by Druy,'s
ST.. per large bottle, including Con-
directions for home treatment.
send cents to pay postage ON Frs. y.
BOTTLE. BLOOD BALM CO., Atlants' ~ b
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
You Kno,v wbnt You Are TakisI

when you take Groves Tasteless
Tonic. The formula is plainly prin't,
every hottie showing that it contains
and Quinine put up in correct propop
and is in a tasteless form. lmtat0'
not advertise their formula, KNOWING
you would not buy their medicine J
knew what it contained. Groves !
only chill cure sold throughout Inc Y
malarial sections of the United "
No cure. no pay. Price so cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
CIVILIZATION,
Condition of Beer Prisoners Is Most
Dcpiorabie.

simons,own, April s,--The condition Of the
boeP prisoners is deplorablc The medical
authorities seem unable to cope WITH ID,
spread Of typhoid ieye9. There we're four
additional deaths last night and the sick are
panic stricken, The dead are buried with as
much respcc,'ss the oAiscneies of the place
admit, but the gun carriage is no longer used
as ysgOn, eu, has been reauisiuoned to
convey number Of collins a, snsle ulr.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
EngIlsh Vice Consul I,i,,.,

N'''iNepN"NN"Ve ~ Associated presEl
Kingston, Jamaica. March se -,
mail steamer Don brought news here ves,.-
day OF the assassination OF James /, -
British vice consul at Ciudad Boliysy sle
xuela. February rs. Nens-
u Is expected the British soverpm,n, .,,
IAN Ns.on In, u me MISTER speedily aud DE-
ment. govern
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
~ -
X RAILROADS.

The railroads presented further testi-
mony in favor OF the operation of double
headers
Construction force has gone to work on
the T. and n o. extension.
Annual election OF the g.. H. and H.
was held at Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04

viction Of those assembled that the incorpoea-
ton OF South African republic and Orange
Free State into the queens dominions alone
would secure peace, prosperity and public
freedom in South Africa. The national an.
them was then sung.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
THE ARRIvAL N Dun,,,
weather Interferes ser,ou.,.
with the Programme

uo'o, April s.--The royal yacht Viz
80 s sna Albert with Queen Victoria an
. .oafa' arrived at kingstown at o.clos.,
w AFTERNOON. three and half houes
snesq Of the scheduled time and 80
ehsnns, Win royal salute from ~
all morn, rss''on. Rain has been falling
KiuestoEn me royal yacht Law of
her and no morn oas "a, dS,issmbarking from
n0'S ~iii leave the vessel
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
10 CURE 4 corr oxr

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine rshla,.
druggists refund the money II n al. ~
cure e ". Groves signature is on &c 70
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
Franl.IIn Grnna Lnr, n, Mnr,.

Frankfort Ky. Anril s-Thc Franklin
county grand iurv began work today The
physieians who held the autopsy an Governor
nosn.rs body were tho principal Witnesses
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04
RUSSIAN BEAR STIRRING.
Everything Being Put on Military FOOTING
Very Rapidly.

,ni smi-onical publishes re-
which Russia ia making on inno ana
will Moscow oorro" 10
n
dispatches relating mobilization carefully censored
before they %
absence have been informed that i"
such reauests ,winb denedf present
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-04

The Beers Are sfiIl There.
I Bushmans Kop, Monday, April 2.-lhi
are still occupying the water works q
the British shelled yesterday
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Ayes

Ayes-i0
Allison Baker,
Bard. Carter
Chandler, Clark tWyo.)
Cullom. DE Boo,
Depew, Fairbanks,
Foraker, Foster,
Frye, Gailinger,
Gear, Hanna.
Hansbrough. Hawley,
jones (Nev.j Kean.
KYLE Lodge.
Mcbride. McComas.
Mcmillan, rcnrose.
Perkins. Plat Comm
rlatt IN. " Prtchard.
ouarIes Ross.
scott, Sewel,.
shoup spooner.
stewart. Thurston
Wetmore Wolcntt
Noes-3l
Alien. Bacon.
Bate berry,
Clark tMont) clay.
Cockrell. Cuiborsou.
nanjal Davts
Harris Heitfeldt.
Iones ARK, I<onn,
Lindsay McLailr,u.
Wartiu Mason (Rop1
Mnnay unrea,
Nois,n ,,ponN ietlus
p.ar.o. mar Sirnon (gpn,
s',iI,,., ,r,iia,err,.
Tar., Tti,nan
,r',n,
,,ni ,r
"eIt'ub'ou 49, ,, =. ,,i,o,s o.,
airs We'u "uuu"uu 49, ~, 49,.
wy l,'N - az ,,',.ais.,'' tbo ,,,arnan,
'ohen ue,ns iaNu'"p,s w. wv - D.,
pu' 1--WE, .t1,,..,. ano,,.
nngs HnHha' noal Wv ~, ,i,n,'
hale' turner warren ie'Ne' ~"
bu.ler- hc' ui'ioer' o.
NV. beNeruse WINS ~ onE "uoe ',n I.
VINO wue nor pared Ne nna Issuit
pair WIN MT Ciark 'MonIl' am th a
senator announces tnot II Mr' beNerlus'
was present nc wouiu vote TOT inc ap'en'
men'
me only cnange ~ tne paus on W
tlnal vote related to M sewerage OF III
diana Mr. clark tNonLl announced WA
ne understood II present Mr' p,Nerlus
would vote Tor the bilh re IhepeioI
transierred hs nalr TO MI hawlns
tDen., ttahl rms periulttsn ooln NJ
clark ana Mt. hanna INT ne"iihs
palrl TO vote
Scarcely had the Puerto kican measur
oeen disposeh OF wnen qulte uheNpecteul
serious snari over the case OF torme
senator quay arose
Acting under th5 unanimous cohsen
the agreement reached on Mareh 10, th'
the quay case should be taken up toda
subject 10 the consideration OF approprii
ton oiils, conference reports. the pressi
unfinished business ana senate Dill 25
~, -, -,
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Dyspepsia 20 Years
Gould Eat Only Stale Bread All
Else Caused Distress.

81 have derived so much benefit
from Hood Sarsaparilla, after having
been sufferer for more than 20 years
from bad stomach trouble, that |
would like TO tell about. For years |
was obliged tollve on stale bread and
the juice OF beefstcak. had u great
deal OF inflammation and gastric
trouble and was twice AT deaths door.
A friend told me of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilh and decided TO try bottle.
derived so much benefit from il that |
got three more, aad after taking them
felt that was entirely cured. ! am
now SIS years old and enjoy excellent
health for one OF my years, but every
spring | take a bottle of Hoods so
that Emay feel strong and well during
the summer, and recommend it TO
anyone who suffers from dyspepsia
OF Indigestion Mrs. A. &. MARsoN,
~ Mason Street, Salem, Mass.
All run Down Torpid Liver.
{" Every spring ] suffer from torpid
liver and the facilitating influence
of the change from cold to warmer
weather. Last spring found me UNI
usually run down, having nnrsed
four Of my children, unassisted,
through a siege Of scarlet fever. l
took Hoods Snrsaparilla and passed
through the trying months without
any Inconvenience whatever. be-
llcve for persons having an inactive
liver and poor blood Hoods Sarsapa-
Y gppd tnedicinc.' Mrs. r. d.
GROSS, Findlay, Ohio.
= y t<csnse Hoods ssrssparilla il
tfAl'as o Vtsslf that ii effects such
cseAyksbls spxsa. rry il.
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THE SICK ARE
MADE WEI
And the Weak Arc Restored ts1
NiSor and Strength mt the ~
of the Greatest Healer OF
Modern Times.

Are YOU a w
strong. active w
healthy, happy
womans I
II not you z
M, delay one d.
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