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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-19
Closing quotations:
Wall Street Gossip,

The following. synopsis of the gossip in regard
to the leading features Of the New York market
New, York. March IS.-London quotations came
irregular 3 ri,. before n.itn S the Spenins; with stocks abou,
few others materially higher than the closing
here on .,; SATURDAY r. y,;o,A rbi,rass brokers were se.,-
est selling being of Fries. N. P. and U. p.
ket at the opening. commission houses generally
being buyers all around the room. and brokers
large blocks of many stocks. wasserman Bros.
s fsdshs Stree stsel a preferrsa Of and do MsnSat tai B. & g.
enormous gnn tsas ssais' ei.r T. S s; B. : s &C 8. ng ws5s on % az sS
shares. H. Content & Co. 5000 and Bell & Co.
o;ooo. Hartman & Co. sold on a scare on the
advance LOCO shares at a time, about 10. 600 shares
in all. Van Emburg & Atterbury sold 5000. All
kinds Of reports were current. one being of an
the dividend meeting is too far away for an ex-
pected advance in dividend payments to be much
reports of a pending change in control were TAX
en- as the real reason for continued requirement
OF stock.
Manhattan was bought again by many Of the
houses that were prominent buyers last week.
a. a. Housman & Co. bought 10, 600 shares in the
first hour, and ia Moore f99ss 4 sehley and Talbot J.:
buyers. The advance was to n great extent at
,ributed to the continued ed reports in regard to a
was OF a lease to n. Y. c. for 9 per cen, guaran-
teed dividends.
1t was stated in the exchange to-day that the
Missouri Pacific directors will meet on Thursday
to declare a dividend On the stock. Halle & Stieg-
litz We're heavy buyers before noon. Standard Oil
brokers were aSso buyers and helped ADVANCE the
price to extreme high point OF the day.
There was q sudden burst Of activity to-day
both on the exchange and on curb on Steel
shares included in the United States steel mer-
ger. Many of the buying orders came from in
from syndicate interests. The trading on the
curb was excited. With a sensational advance in
Lake Superior Iron to 12l fro 10i on Saturday.
United States preferred advanced 3 points. most
ly on buying by. A. A. Housman 4 Co. The COM
mon stock made about the same gain on the
same buying.
The stock market retained It's tone of conf
derce throughout the afternoon session. A tend
recy at che time to sell off was quickly over
come By a sharp upward movement in tie Fries.
Evidently the possibility of a strike was consid-
cred as very remote. Other features of the aft
ernoon were L & NJ. Peoples Gas and Manhat-
tan. Among the small roads. Nickel Plate en-
joyed Prominence on the revival of the rumcr of
a retirement OF the first preferred shares. The
market closed with every Indication of continue
Ing its progress to n higher level.
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Corrected daily by Gaylord. Blessing & Co.
No. 37 Olive street.
FOREIGN
England.

London, March 1s.-Consols for money ssx
consols for the account; 96 TIC; Atchison sVS;
Canadian Pacific 93h st. Paul 154k: Illinois
Central 1879: Louisville 99s: Union Pacific pfd.
IS: New York Central 1881; Erie S5Is: do. LIST
pfd. 69ss: Pennsylvania as; Reading 1875: North
ern Pacific pfd. 9lh; Grand Trunk rs: Anaconda
81: Rand Mines a. Money 3Agis per cent. The
bills is 1903 9-l6: do 3 months bills 3iaQ3ss per
cert. The amount of bullion taken into the
I'ank of England on balance to-day was ills. NpO.
Srai ish As III. Gold premiums: Madrid A.49;
Rome 5.4o. Linseed oil BE.
France.
Paris. March 1S.-During the earlier part of
the day business was unfavorable OH the Bourse
ewing to the week.-Mrs. Of Rio Tintos. the un-
satisfactory news of China and the uncertainty
as to the peace negotiations in South Africq.
Later business in proved, especially" toward the
close. Spanish As recovered. Rio Tintos were
harder ard Kaffrs finished steadier on London
advances. Three per cent rentes 101f 3iisc for
the account. Spanish IS 72.67Is.
Germany.
Berlin. March 1s.-Exchanse on London &c
INKS. 44ls pigs. for checks. Discount rates:
Short bills 4 per cent: 3 months bills 4 per cent.
Business was quiet on the Bourse today. Spec
ula;Crs were discouraged owing to the Russian
press con- mcnts regarding the tariff treaty ard
also in view of Count Won Buelow's utterances
on the subject of China. Unfavorable reports
from the manufacturing districts had further
il fueLces on the market. Locals We're partic-
larry affected.
in hand increased Is. 66o, DOOM: Treasury notes
increased 1860. DOOM: other securities increased
$50. COON: notes in circulation decreased $50,
C00m.
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VERY LIGHT
IN LOCAL STOCKS.
UNUSUALLY TAME AND SLOW
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS.
All Securities Were Dull and
There Were Few Changes to
Be Noted in Ruling Values.

| The local security market Monday was an
unusually tame and unintcrcsting affair.
not a single feature of interest being de-
veloped throughout the day, and the deal
ings being the smallest for some time.
The first regular call of the Stock Ex-
change went into effect Monday at l2:15 p.
m. This call is an experiment and has
been started for the purpose of making
quotations on what are known as inactive
securities, but which are more Familiarity
known to brokers as dead ones" The in
terest was not great and the few quotations
made were merely nominal until Console
dated Coal was reached. when a little lie
was injected into the proceedings. two bro
kers coming together and during the call
and after there were sales of 300 shares at
s1i, sl4.25 and $14.5o the highest price being
paid during the regular free-for-ail trading.
After the opening call the market was
slow and about as dull as it was possible
for it to be without being actually dead.
Orders appeared to be scarce and so little
interest was taken that for some time after
business had started up but very few quo
tations Were made. In fact. United Rail-
ways, which usually start off with a Nhoop
and a hurrah. were duller than Ger many n
long day, and hardly any interest was
taken in them until late, when 4 good de-
mand was had for Transit stock and there
We're sales of 500 shares at S23. which vas
bid at close, with $685. asked. There Were
no sales of the preferred stock. which was
salable at S77.25 and offered at $50. but
$4,000 of the bonds sold shortly after the
opening at $0.1a. That was Ind Tor more
and S9l asked.
Both trust and bank stocks were quiet,
the first named especially SO. and so small
was the interest shown that only three
quotations wereNImade during the day. Ma
tional Bank of was wanted and
was higher at s274.5 bid and s276 asked.
Third National, which was also in demand
from different parties. was stronger and
readily salable at SlSS.0 while held at $3.50.
German Savings was in demand at 1920, and
S291 was asked. and Boatmen's and National
Continental Nationals were offered respect
lively at Sl99 and s197. 80. with no bids.
Mining stocks of all descriptions were
dead slow and quiet and the market was
without changes of Importance. lead stocks
being generally steady and silver and gold
stocks nominally unchanged.
A demand was had for Laclede Gas stock
during the day, both common and preferred
being in request, but sales were only twen-
ty-five shares of the first named at So. 80,
at which the market closed bid.
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Treaxury Statement.

washington. March 1s.-To-day's statement of
the Treasury balances in the general fund, eS-
elusive OF. the sis1. 600. 900 gold reserve in the
division of redemption. shows: Available cash
Bar Silver.
New York. March 1S.-Bar silver SIC.
London. March 1s.-Bar silver eteady at 2SMd
per ounce.
The Banks.
New York. March 1S.-Money on call steadier
at 2EGs per cent. Last loan ~ per cent.
ling exchange strong. with actual business in
bankers bills at A.s7S for demand and at 4.siS
G4:s4ls for 60 days. Posted rates S4.S5G4. s5Is
and s4.ssh. Commercial bills s4.saisa4A. Sill
Yer certificates 61@n63c. Mexican dollars 49c,
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds irregular.
Exchanges 1923, S2S. 800; balances So. 3?1, 1872.
Boston. March 1s.-Clearings SIS. 1853. 165; bal
ances 81, 167, 500.
baltimore; Md. March 1s.-clearings 1885,. OF:
balances 1922, 35g.
philadelphia, Pa. March 1s.-clearings s13. $780,
SIS: balances s.. 80. 394.
Chicago. March 1s.-Clearings SIS. 21s. SIS; bal
SnSes assl ssS; posted exchange s4sSa4.ssh;
Cincinnati. O.. March ls.1clearinss Sab. 200.
New York exchange 1SG20c discount. Money! ~
Ss Der cent.
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Hoxic cleared for New Orleans at : p. m with
! loaded barses. 1 fuel and I empties. the latter
She will distribute at the landings below. flI-
teen million bushels Of coal were sen. do The it so1l
lowing boats left Louisville yesterday with coal
lows for New orleans; The J. B; findIs; Jonn
Wood and Alice Brown. The Cruiser Is bringing
down a tow which she will leave here. The
warsaw. Ill. March 1S.-Stage OF. water lo.e
feet. a rise Of 2 Of a foot Tb since fsr,v las Mare rs' Fiji
started In the Warsaw and Alexandria,. Mo-,
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succumbs to His Injury.

REPUBLIC SPEClAL.
Sedalia, No.. March ia. B. Vedder,
inspector of engines at the Missouri Pa
cifc roundhouse. died Sunday from in
juries sustained Saturday night while he
was attempting to stop a runaway horse.
Mr.. Vedder was born in Lawrence County.
New York, forty years ago, and has been
a resident of Sedalia nearly twenty years.
He was prominent in Masonic ci-cles and
a member of Stomer Commandery. The
funeral will be held Tomorrow.
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Commercial sterling on bankers checks 4.sGiLs;
Go days 4.Siii; 80 days 4
Grain bills 4.si&: cotton bills 4.sSls.
Bankers Paris cables o.l5ss; checks 5.16i4T1-16;
ca days 5.1SA4.
Commercial French francs. checks 5.1s7sG1-1s:
Co days 5. 1885.
swiss French francs. checks 5.lSa: 60 lays
5.2lA.
Belgian checks. cables 5.17ik: 6A days 5.2OAa.
Bankers reichsmarks. cables 95s.; checks 9iA3
lis: 60 days 9is..
Commercial richsmarks, checks ISL: 60 DAYS
yiSs: 60 days 81 5-l6.
Rarkers' Dutch guilders. checks 40 Sic; 60 days
40 1-l6IA.
Commercial Dutch g%cilders. checks lo4: 60 days
40.
bond SALES AT NEW YORK.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. March Is.-Sales Of bonds were
made here to-day as follows:
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IRON MOUNTAIN.

Train. Depart Arrive.
Rock. Texarkann, Dallas.
Fort Worth and Abilene -. '3:o5 am s7:ss om
Delta. Columbus and Cairo
Express .-....::a.... 1900 am '7:15 pm
Dallas. Fort Worth. Austin:
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston ...........:.... III pm sf:35 pm
Express .-...:".;:.. '7:2o pm 1915 am
Texss. Mexico and California
~Special-Dallas. Fort Worth.
Fl paso. Los Angeles. Cal
weston. San Antonio and La
redo ss:15 pm s7:25 am
Memphis Express .......-... ss:s7 am 800 an
Fourth Street and Chouteau Avenue
Station.
De SOU o anu $3.50 pm SIS an
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New York Stocl. ouo,,.,o,.

st. Louis. Monday. March IS, 1861.
The following shows the opening. highest. low
est and closing quotations on the New York
Stoeh Exchange to-day. Corrected daily f- The
Republic by X. Francis. Bro. & Co, tonds
and stocks. PA N. Fourth street:
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MIG FOUR.

LAKE SHORE. NEW YORK
HUDSON RIVER. BOSTON
AND CHESAPEAKE AND
Train.
Indianapolis Express ..........
New York and Boston Linn
tied .......
Knickerbocker Special - New
York. Boston. Washington.
Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Nation and Alton Accommo-
dalton .......
Boston. New York. C!ncin-
natl. Washington. Baltimore
ana Philadelphia ...-....-..
Alton-Leaves '1O:i0 n. M. :
$500 a. m, sl:A .. m.
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New York Mining Stocks.
York. March 1S.-Quotations in mining
GoYernment Rnnd.-
y York, March ls.-Government bonds
Foreign

There was a good demand for foreign exchange.
ard the market wa strong.
D. r. Francis, Bro. & Co. report closing rates
as follows:
50 days 4.e4isGk.
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FRISCO LINE.

Train Depar4. Arrive.
raIIev part Accommodation. f7:1O am f10:a0 am
vaiiey Park Recommendations. IS: 30 am ISLE am
Valley Park Accommodation. .t9OO am 1l:Zo pm
Texas and Kansas Nail for
Carthage. Joplin. Wichita.
Arkansas City. Oklahoma.
wnrah ss:l5 am $3.50 pm
Pacific Accommodation 800. II 10 pm tin:2s am
Valley Park Accommodation. 1850 pm t6:+2 am
Valley Park Accommodation. $3.50 pm .2:oa pm
Pacific Accommodation ........ f5:24 pm f7:40 am
Texas Limited tvestibuled). for
Eureka Springs. Fort Smith.
Ennis. Corsicara. Austin.
San Antonio. Houston and
Galveston : ..-.-....-. 'S.oo pm 'i'Si IN
Western Express. for Fintta.
Denison, Sherman. Okla
homa. Carthage, Joplin.
Wichita. Burton and the
West ...... -ioNV pm 'i:zo am
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LOCAL MONEY MARKET.
Week Made a Good Start-Busi.
ness Active and Heavy.

The week in local financial circles opened up in
the most encouraging way Monday, and the out
look Is said to be extremely bright, from the
bankers standpoint; The ADVENT of spring!ike
weather Is expected to have a good influence
upon general trade and a corresponding action
upon finances: The situation Monday was an ac-
tive one. and a large business was done in all
departme;s of banking. The mails were large,
as is usual on the first day of the week, and an
active business was reported In checking and de-
posting, the clerks at all the leading institu-
the day. The borrowing demand was active, and
a large amount OF paper was offered for dis
count. Funds were more than plentiful.
The bank clearings Monday Were encouragingly
large at $I,aOs. 4S. while the balances We're re-
ported at II, $50. 1913.
Domestic Exchange.
Whitaker g. Co, bond. stock. commercial paper
and exchange brokers. No. 800 North Fourth
street. quote exchange as follows:
Bid. Asked.
Chicago ........ INTERCHANGEABLE prem SIC prem
New York ................... sc prem l5c prem
CINCINNATI -.......-. ........!Oc DIS par
New Orleans 800. ...........lOc dis par
City OF St. Louis.
Corrected daily nv GAYLORD. Rlessino r. ~
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STOCKS AND BONDS IN BOSTON.
Call loans. 3di: time loans. 3kdi.

Boston. March 1s.-Money, stocks and bonds
were quoted as follows:
Money.
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River Forecast.
The Mississippi at St. Louis will fall.
River and Business.
Eiver 16.3 feet, showing a decline Of 3 Of a foot
in the last farty-e!ght hours.
Traffic moderately active. Outbound shipments
almost equalel the receipts.
Weather clear ard springlike.
TO-Dny's Forecast.
Showers and colder.
Arrived.
Grey Eagle Commerce
Chester chester
Columbia ..........C Chester
Peters Lee Memphis
City of Clifton. Tennessee River
Departed.
toiuH1Dla ........-----.-...
Peters Lee Memphis
Grey Eagle Commerce
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PENNSYLVANIA LINES W
Train.
Trains Nos. 20 and q. New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and Washington Special.
Indianapolis and New York
Local -.
New York Limited.
Columbus and Eastern Express
vandalia Accommodation -.
Indianapolis and New York
Express =.
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Denart. Arrive.
2:lJ pm 2:2O pm
s3:23 am -:15 pm
pm 1895 am
's:55 pm T:2o am
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l.. & n. Il. u.

l.. e n. II. II
Train.
81. Louis and Florida Limited.
Fast Mail-Evansviile. Nash
. Vile. Birmingham. Mont
gomery. Chattanooga. Allan
Ia. Macon. Charleston. S. c.:
Mobile. New. Orleans and
jacksonville. Fla. ...........
Mount Vernon Accommodation
Southern Express to Evans
vile. Nashville. Birminc-
ram. Mobile. New Orlear-.
ThnmasvilIe Jacksonville,
Paiatka. Ocala and ST. Pc
tersburg. Fla
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BURLINGTON
Train
For Hannibal. II. & st. ].
points. Quincy. Keokuk and
North
Local to Hannibal ...-.........
For Quincy and North .........
For ST. Paul. Minneapolis. via
East Side lines. Illinois and
Wisconsin
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pa
cifc Express. for Kansas
City. st. Joseph. Northwest
Nebraska. Black Hills. Wyo-
ming. Montana. washington.
Puget Sound. Portland and
oregon
Twin City Express. for Mime
apolfs. st. Parl and Iowa e.
IT, Nebraska Colorado ES-
press. for Denver. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast. via
st. JOsen'i
Local to burlington ...........
For Northern Iowa. St. Paul
and MINNEAPOLIS .........--
FOR Illinois. via Eas. Side line
to Rock IslarG ..............
For Dubuque and Ia Crosse
FOR Kansas City. Council
Blufs. Omaha. st. Joseph,
Denver. Nebraska. Colorado.
Utah and Pacific Coast $50.
Local from Hannibal ...........
For Alton-Lsaye 7:sn a. m.
daily: 1t:0n n. m. daily. 800
day: h:99 n. m. eycent Sunday
$40 p. m. Ca!ly: s:21 y. m. {
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RAILROAD Timetable.
ST. LOUIS TIME.
81. LOUIS TIME.

Arrivals and Departures Of Trains at
Union Station.
sDaiIy. ttSaturday and Sunday
daily except Sunday. only.
tSunday only. Except Monday.
ttSaturday only. ..Daily except Saturday.
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VI, n. & 4.
Train.
jefferson CITY. Columbia. go
dalia. Clinton. Fort Scott.
Parsons and Indian Territory
Express
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco,
Taylor and Austin Express.
Fort Worth. Dallas. San An
tonic AMI Galveston Express.
Sedalil. Nevada. Fort Scott
and Denison Express..........
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MOBILE y OHIO.

Train. Denart. Arrive.
Southern Special ..-......... T2s am ........
st Louis rnd F'rrida LIMITED. 800. s7:r' Pm
81. Louis and Florida Limited. 500 pm sos am
Mu-phvebTrJ. Sparta. Chester
and Percy Accommodation. .. t5:10 pm iI1:15 am
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CENTRAL AND
y ALBANY
OHIO RAILWAY
Depart. Arrive.
t7:22 am sd pm
SEQ am 9:i5 pm
1900 m Gas pm
.t4:2o pm $3.50 pm
s:0s pm 40 am
5 :5s D. m. Arrives
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1t was stated in the exchange to-day that the
Missouri Pacific directors will meet on Thursday
to declare a dividend On the stock. Halle & Stieg-
litz We're heavy buyers before noon. Standard Dill
brokers were aSso buyers and helped advance the
price to extreme high point Of the day.
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Depart. Arrive.
'9:15 am 1901 pm
ISIS pm T:i1 am
9:i5 am 'e:0i pm
's:1s pm '7:f am
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
RIVER NEWS.
Rise and FAN of the River.

the IS hours ending at ! a. m:
st. Louis. Monday, March IS. 1861.
St;ticns. Danger. Gauge. Change
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-28
President Hays Finally Admits
He Has Resigned.
Due to Change in Policy of the
Road.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER /.
Says He Has as Yet Taken No
Other Position.
VIII Leave For the East Some
time in December.

san Francisco. Sept 2S.-Charles M.
Hays. president Of the Southern Pa
cihc company. formally announced to-
day that he would retire from the presi-
dency. In his announcement President
Hays says:
The change in policy and organiza-
ton Of the company consequent upon
the change in ownership Of the control
of the company shortly after my taking
service with the company. had made a
place. originally attractive to me. so
much less SO that 7, several weeks ago,
voluntarily placed my resignation and
surrender of my contract with the
company at the disposal of the execu-
tive committee, effective on such date
and upon such conditions as might be
agreeable to them. We have agreed
upon October ! as the date upon which
my resignation shall become effective
Announcements as to my successor, etc,
viii doubtless be made shortly.
Il have no definite plans as yet but
expect to remain some weeks enjoying
the country with my family at Menlo
Park and viii probably go east some
time early In December"
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like ONE DEAD
DROPPED INTO UNcONscIoUsNEss
WITHOUT A MOMENT 5 WARNING.
A Woman From Pennsylvania Had
Three such Spells in Rapid Sue
cessions Her Death Was Expect
ed But She Recovered.

To look at her one would never think
she had been ailins a day in her life.
She was the picture of health as she
told the story of her remarkable ex-
perience- Her name is Mrs. EsteIla
Doane and she lives in C4aleton, Potter
county. Pa
1t was some years ago. she said.
Il was then Miss Estella. Carl and
lived with my father near Academy
Corners. in the northern part of the
state. had been an invalid for nearly
four years L couldn't sleep hardly at
all ana what little I did get didn't rest
me- had no appetite, and ate nothing
10 amount TO anything I fell away
greatly in flesh. For months at a time
4 didn't so out ait all, I was awfully
nervous, would start at the slightest
sound and was very irritable.
But worst OF all We're the horrible
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time. Without a moments warning I
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my breathing could not be detected.
These spells lasted from ten to thirty
minutes each, and usually had three
IN rapid succession When 1 came back
to consciousness 1 felt no pain. hut my
strength was absolutely exhausted Sew
eral times during these attacks my
death was expected
Every doctor in the neighborhood
was called in to see me- but no one of
the seven OF them knew what was the
matter. At times I had severe pains in
my stomach and I thought myself that
my attacks of unconsci0usness came
from some stomach disease. One doctor
said I had ulcers OF the stomach But
none of the doctors gave me any per
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Then began taking all sorts Of
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none did me any good and I finally got
20 that state where / didn't care if I
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