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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-20
HOUSTON.


Notice viii be given Hipp & Key to com
mencc street raylng as soon as their bonds
are approved.
city Attorney sam denies that DC in
dorses the course pursued by the police de
psrtment In regard TO failure to serve war
rants sworn ont by him
Attorney John S Stevort gave his vor-
sicn Of the verdict IN the Uoolford Brumbv
injunction Case
The carnival directors have given ouj the
course necessary to secure Invitations to
the bali
The United Christian Temperance asso.
citation commenced It's crusade against thg
slot machines. Three arrests were made.
Tho Harry Fulton habcas corpus case
was transferred to la Grange
Three heavy damage suits were fled IA
he local courts. one OF them Tor S3O.Ool
and another FOR Slu.uOO
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A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Today'S Weather;
Fair; light north 70 northeast winds.
DOMESTIC.


Forty thousand acres OF land Ia Greer
county was sold for German colonization.
The National reciprocity convention con-
yened at Washington.
The court martial Of Colonel Meade OF
the Brooklyn navy yard, charged with
drunkenness. was begun In New York
Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were
begun against Tamblyn & ramblyn. live
stock commission merchants OF Kansas
City.
snow fell In soGe Of the Southern States,
notably Georgia.
The 1881 annual banquet of the New
York chamber OF commerce took place.
A jury was secured in the case OF Mrs.
Bonnie, charged with murder at washing
ton.
a marching party Of 900 miners attacked
a force Of forty operating q mine on the
cooperative plan in Kentucky and two
men We're fatally hurt with several In
jnred
Alderman Mcmahon Of New Orleans will
try to regain his seat through the courts.
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RAILROADS.

The Houston and Texas Central com.
menced tearing down its old Houston
freight depot for the purpose Of erecting
more modern one.
The annual meeting Of the C.. n. o. and
T. p. was held at Cincinnati.
The Texas commission held open hearings
on several questions, taking all OF them
under adviSement
Tho new shops OF the International and
Great Northern at Palestine we're com
pletcd
The governor Of Minnesota sent special
messenger to recall the attorney general
from his vacation for consultation over
the Northwestern railway merger.
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sucoumbed to His Injuries.

Galveston, Texas. November l9,-Frnuz
Locker. the young German sailor who fell
through the hatchwHv Of the North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Norderney Sunday
night, a mention Of which accident ap.
pcarcd i'm The Post of today died at an
carly hour this morning from his injuries.
The deceased had Just returned from a
banquet on board the North German Lloyd
steamship KEN, which was laying along
side the Norderncy, and had brought a
bunch Of flowers with him. Ie accidental
lv dropped these through the hatcbway,
and, in endcnyonng to catch them. he lost
his balance and fell into the hold Of tho
vessel He was picked up UNCONSCIOUS and
conveyed to ST. Marys ndrmary where
his injuries received attention, but the base
Of his skull had been fractured and all
efforts to save his life proved futile The
deceased was q native of Germany and
was employed in the stewards department
Of he NOrlcInpy.
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THE QUARANTINE RAISED.
II Was Not Very announcement But
lis Adjustment Welcomed.
RECEIVED THE INSURANCE MONEY.
Died From Lockiaw-Sucoumbed to His
Iniuries-Death OF An Old Lady Resi-
dent-Enlistment Are Slow.

Galveston. Texas, November io.-Th9
quarantine declared against Liverpool and
Glasgow by the state Of Texas ON account
Of the reported existence Of the buhonic
plague 10 these ports, has been raised
as these ports have been reported to be
free from infection. The quarantine IS
stIl effective against ships which left
Glasgow before November II. and those
which left Liverpool before November lG
Since the inauguration Of the quarantine
only three ships have been detained IN
quarantine here on this account these be
ing detained for a period Of i've days each
While there was some complaint there was
no detrimcnt NJ consequence caused to inc
Shining inLoresta..
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COMMERCIAL

The cotton market was dull md closed
slightly higher on o better Liverpool
Money on call was arm at 9a4% per cent
in New York, the ruling rate being ~
per cent.
Provisions closed lalsG,5c to SOC higher
Heavy trading In wheat counteracted In
huences OF bearish statistics aud stcadled
other grains.
Although there were no further changes
Of price for prints that portion Of the
dry goods market was unsettled
The same Influences that prevailed to
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y ~ Young; Trinity. A. u. Porter. CITY
mission, / u r. Morris: North Fort Worth,
J. Greed; Axle. H. r. SCHROEDER: smith
held, J: L. Galloway; Grapevine, j. +. Mus
sett, Cresson, r. H. Dunn; Arlington, w.
~ curry; Mansfield, NJ. l.. liawknSi'
Joshua, J. W. Dickenson; Cleburue J. N.
Barcus, Cuba, W. X. Rutker. Bono. vs.. T.
tray CovingtOn. NJ. NJ Murphs Blum, J.
u. Hreene: hendale circult, II. e.. STARK
student Polytechnic college, Sterling kieh'
Meatherford District Il. Morris, pre-
siding elder; Weathcrford First church.
- = WYATT Weothcrford, Cauts Memorial
a. y SLAYER: Weatherford MISSION. w u
Caperton: Alcdo, s. .uckuhce; spring
t29wn, J. !. White; reaster. j. u Bondi
Mlneral Wells. g. " oswald. VIII, ana
Betheza, T. y. Tooley; Mlisap, q. W
LOWS Snnto, q. ". Wilson; Palo Pinto d.
g. Gore iordou aud Strawu. J. : Gunnn!
ranger, @. &. summers, ElhsNue, VI W.
Olafk; Breckenridge. T.. y. COX, Farmer
circuit Is. X. Wagner; Graham station L.
W Narltoni Graham circuit. supplied 10Y y
= Turner WeathertId coiicg, ;. +.
Burkheud
Dublin pistnct-E + boone presiding
elder Dublin. II A. B1az Green's Is. :.
StephenNiue mission. j n. Owcus MOI ga
Mil, NJ. ;. Leycrcdgc. Brufdalc. u.
Malkncr: Granhury ; J Fucker. Gil, ID
Rose, W. Il Ford Ircdcu and Fairy &. +.
Siratham; Dnfau, X. A elements, iiioo II.
VI. Long. carlton, j. H. Waits, Proctor. q.
G. Carter, he Leon. J llaraison; size
Springs j. NJ Baker Rising Sac an, gni
fisgah, ]. H. ChumhUss, tuthun ana '"T
man. G.. ID Wesi: pesdamoniI j. II.
owen. lIuckabco. T. W Ellis carbon mis-
sion. i G Moore
Gatesvnlc District J u Putnam. pre-
siding elder GHtpsvilr. G. W. DAME. :
Gainesville mission TO be- supplied; QEic'hy,
J. H. &. Han: McGrcgor " Wilson
crawford, ). T. Brown; Valley Mills a.
smith Meri9iiau. G " White ,L Jon'Ss
Moody: Evunt j. W MONTGOMERY. Bee
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THE UNIVERSITY ELEVEN.
It Is to Go AGAINST Osteopaths at Kinks
vile. Mo. Today


Kmksyle, Mo. November 10.-The Texas
university football eleven arrived in Kinks
willie This afternoon and was met az the
depot by brass band and a delegation Of
about 500 students, who ,Hcercd the Wis
tors 10 the echo. Coach Thompson and
Captain McMahop Immediately upon the
arrival Of the team at the hotel ordered
the men 10 don thcir football suits and
the team was given light workout. Coach
Thompson is hopeful Of making good
showing against the osteopaths, bat says
he expects the hardest proposition his
team will encounter on the trip There
are twenty men in his squad aud they
are all in fair condition. Coach White
of the Osteopaths is sanguine Of defeat
ing the 0xas team in spite Of the fact
that his team Is crippled by the loss Of
Captam vaudcrn and Malone. who were
badly injured in the Christian Brothers
game az St LouiS saturday.
Considerable betting is being done on tho
game. odds Of two to one on KirRsvlle
are given and several even bets are up
that Texas won't score
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me Yqhns man shot and killed bv DC.
lireinaE a. Joplin, No. s1turGa, night. tss
oeen idenuhel as =. NJ Elcmsnous o.
Sherman
Grange has secured hie rrduc-v ,,bt,t
WIZ employ 500 90 lOIU men steadfr.
Lhe date for The National Couraicr,,s
reuaion ar Dallas ms been sct for Ap-g
p of next year..
En'lsfments FOR service IN Tho United
SiHfes army so very slow M Galveston
Shipments Of OIL from Beaumont nro now
nf-akius previous records. One new well
came H.
Fhs Knights and Ladies Of Honor are
holding their annual state meeting Ia Fort
Worth,
Tbs National " c. r. L. have reelected
Mrs. Stevens rs president
A new hearing in the Zee bill case has
been asked for In the Supreme court
A $4,000 TIRE, destroying several stocks
Of merchandise and various buildings, oc.
Cured at Lopgylcw yesterday evening.
The W. c. T. L. have mcmoralized Prcsl
dent Roosevelt CONCERNING prohibition tu
okla5omn when It Ii adralttod as Il State
The Texas conferences Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. south, VIII convene Ia
Huntsyio the 18th pToKimo.
stranger died aaGer mysterious cir
cumstances at Denisou
i. q. Andrews, county attorney Of
schleIchor county, committed suicide At
FL Dorado.
The East Texas Par held recently at
Bryan. was shgvB ~ tbr report n the
manager 80 hayH boon RnanciG success.
Il is sala ,bat Dr.. ira Lpn6r0ih ~ Nash
vlNe. Tom. VIII neoops tho presidency of
the TRINITY university presbytcriani lo-
Gated at Wa1uhach.e.
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Returned From Inspeotina Machinery.

Galveston. Texas, November la-Iicu-
tenant Merriweather L. Walker, United
states army corps Of engineers. assistant Of
Colonel c. 5. Richie, engineer 10 charge ot
this district, has returned from New York,
where he mas been for some time inspect.
lng the machinery which is 10 be installed
In the light draft government dredge, Gen.
eral II. NJ. Robert, which IS now In course
Of construction at Texas City. The new
dredge VIII not he placed in commission
until some time next spring. W. j Lynch,
assistant engineer Of Ma Comstock. has
been chosen TO command the General Rob.
ert WHOM she is placed In sorNinn
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FOREIGN.

The authorities at London detained a
British vessel isdeu with conuabaud goods
destined for the Beers
fifty Chimes soldiers killed twelve ban
dits near Fekin and captured sixteen, an
OF whom viii be dccaplatei
Palermo. former chief % the so.cancd
fihpiuo cabinet. was elected president "
the NEW peace pnrty
General Alban. with a force Of Colon.
b'an troops left Colon TO engage the, rovo
iutiouisis az Chorrcra
II IS reported lhot Consul Dickinson has
seeded 20 send Bulgarian troops TO rescue
Miss Stone
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Galveston, Texas, November 10 The
Gentry dog and pony show, which has
Just closed a two DAYS engagement here
iefi Tor Houston on n special train Of the
Glhf. Colorado and Santa Fe at - O'Clock
tonight, H. VIII commence two DAVIS
cugagemnnt there tomorrow. The patron
age OF the show here was very large. the
rents not being able 10 accommodated Inc
crowds who sought admlttauce At tie per.
iornahcG hst night the management esti-
turned away because there was no more
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-Four Favorites Finished First.

Washington, November 10.-Four favor
ties were among the winners at Rem
nings today Sadducee Extineuisher, The
Puritan aud McMcckin, the last two at
the prohibitivc odds of to 10 aud 20
respectively.
six furlones Sadducee, Dewey, Lady of
the Valley Time 1916.
Five furiOugS- SuccaSsunna and rraucer
ran a dead heat; Genese Time l. Oi
Mile aud seventy yards The Puritan
Phelma Paxton Time 800 Is, 1.-TWO
startersl
six furlongs Extinguishcr Fonsoluca,
Pretorlus. Time 1.l525.
Mile and q sixteenth McMeekiu, Scarlet
LILY. Tyrsheua. Time 1914,
Seven furlouES Lady Godiya, Prince
Richard Shoyeham. Time so Is,
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DIed rom Lockiam.

Galveston, Texas, November 10. Her.
mann Butterowe, aged IA years, of Hitch
cock. was buried here this afternoon from
eighth street ard Ball avenue. His deaib
was caused by stepping ON a nail lie
was seized with an attack Of Iockiaw
brought about by the nail wound and
fingered forty days with this disease The
case is very remarkable one in TINT
few people lose their lives by such "A
trihinG accident as stepping on a nail, and
the further fact that he survived SO long
with the lockjaw this disease nsuJIiS
proyeg fatal In less time than forty DAYS.
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Ia Grange, Texas. November 10. The
barn Of b. h. Fnison, iR the southern part
OF This city, burned last night All the
live stock ana vehicles were saved hut
several hundred bushels Of corn and other
feed stuhs were destroyed. Loss about
SJOJi NO Insurance. supposed To have been
tao work OF an iuCeudaTy.
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Received the Insurance Mon.v

Galveston, Texas, November ia iudg
ment was rendered in the Fifty.sixth dis
tF'ct court today in favor OF Jennie
sehllling. and others against the Knigbts
sdc, f i for 5000, which sum iepre,
which was held by deceased raie , po'',E
tne plaintiffs, The knights Of Pvtblos
had paid the, money into the registry az
me court. and the suit was brought To- dc.
proceeds OF the policy. '''''u ~ tue
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Muddy Track Al Oakland.

san Francisco, Novsmher la.--rrack mud
dy al Oakland.
Seven furlongs, selling nunblsne, Ber-
nOta, Bob Palmer Time 1 $50,
Futurity course purSc-Iosie G., Rose.
war, Dean Swift Time i:l3.
Six furongs, selling Orleans Hereuleap,
Ned Dennis, Time 1889
Mile and a sixteenth, purse Water Cure,
Fayonius. Gold Our. Time I;5l.
Six turongs- -Meehanus, ohla, Janice,
Time iIi
Mile Selllng--Iohp McGurk, Billy Moore,
San Nenado. Time 1;A6
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VIII Be in Quarantine rhr.. n,y,

"ai'eston' Texas, November io-The Nor.
W'glan steamship Brelfond, which arrived
nere Yesterday aud discharged a cargo NJ
bananas from Bluehelds. went ont Ia npar.
uulNne last night, whore she will have 10
there. The Gyler. which arrived "9sIle
days ago from the same port with a sIn.
mar cargo, was only forced to remain in
quarantine twenty-four hours, bu addition.
she brought passengers.
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Death Of An old citizen

"ai'eSton' Texas November 10.-NIrs
oaIohne ManteufeL aged IS years, died
yesterday al her residence on Avenue A
IH Me-, FtourtSSenth aud Fifteenth streets
Of Cos Gcr, g,S, inc deceased was native
many years Her husband Ied in his c Tor
SIIuut utteen years ago, The funeral took
E oIo at : o'clock this afternoon from bsr
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Hampstead Texas. November IS -Firo
started about II O'Clock last night In
Greenc's store in the Hammock block An
adjoining law ofGcc. thar Of Judge w. p.
Poole, was considerably damaged by water
The building. which was insured for 5000,
was no insurance ON Grpene's stock OF
merchandise.
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NEGRO is UNDER ARREST

CHARGED With kssautinq One Woman
and 5satno Another.
san Antonio, Texas. November 10,-Ienry
Thomas, hurley negro has heen arrested
aud lodged IN iail charged with the assault
committed upon Mrs. Burt Ashford In her
yard last night The negro Is not only
charged with the assault on Mrs, Ashford.
but with criminal assault committed SIX
weeks ago on Mrs, Carper a negro woman.
Both Mrs Ashford and the Carper woman
have fully Identified the prisoner
The injuries received hv Mrs Ashford
In her struggle With the negro last night
are now pronounced 10 be not dangerous.
me skull not having been fractured
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Investigating Size Of Cotton Cron

Galveston Texas, November 10.-C. NJ.
Calhoun Of the firm of r. r. Wilson a Co
OF New York was in the city for the pnr
pose OF gathering statistics to enable him
TO prepare an estimate az rho cotio rs ri li
o. the, season for his arm. lie has bcep
through Arkansas and he saws thar the
crop In that state Is rather large. but thai
iIHle crop OF Iexas Is uuquestionably short,
,llH SSIlul1te VIII be prepared by January
! ana nntll thar time be win venture no 90.
tthates regarding the seasons crop Mr.
calhoun left this afternoon for Louisiana
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Run Doun

Then don't expect TO be
cured in a minute ! 1t takes
a little time to get your blood
pure and rich. We haven't
room to explain. just ask
your doctor why Ayers Sar-
saparilla is such a good
medicine for debility, weak
nerves, and indigestion.
"I was very poorly and could hardly
eet about the house. Then | tried
Ayers Sarsaparilla, and only two bot
ties of 1t made me feel perfectly we'll"
Mrs. N. S. Swnney, Princeton, Mo.
ST. Az druvri.ts &C AVER CO.. Lowell Msss.
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Rev. Wilson to Go to San Antonio.

san Antonio, Texas, November 10 Rev
Homer r. Wilson of Fort Worth has heen
elected pastor NJ the Central Christian
church OF this city. Mr.. Wilson preached
in the church by Invitation sunday morn,
ing and evening ana bis election followed
after his pulpit efforts. The vote electlng
him was unanimous,
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Residence at Rruceuille.

Brucey!ue, Texas, November lS.-An oc-
cupied house in the suburbs OF town, be.
longing 20 NJ J. Thornton, was burned this
morning. lt Is supposed TO have been the
work Of uu lnccndiay
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Mexican Consul Declines pro,no,io,

galveston, Texas. November 10 -Eo,
s sTwe tlme senior Enrique @. Llorente. con.
sl1erlng the question Of whether or NOT ~
as'ept the Offer made by his government
285 me eonsulshlp Of Mexico In Panama
me position was offered him in the nature
~ rr pV"uleuon, nut he has decided that he
nlleIets 10 remain in Galveston ana has
therefore declined TO make the change.
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Crowley, La, November lo-Fre IN
Prairie Hays today destroyed the harm OF
j. T. Portis, containing Implements and
stock. Loss aggregates 1880; no insur-
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WASHINGTON

The presidents message was read aud
discussed by the cabinet
The annual internal revenue report
showed that the total receipts for tue
year aEnnnnt 10 $500. 81. coz
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Cotton Cargo Afre.

Newport News. Va, November l0.-The
British steamer Manchester Corporation
arrived here this atteruooA with her cargo
Of cotton ahTc Tugs are at work on the
blaze. She was on route from Galveston
TO Manchester England.
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Residence and Contents Total Loss.
Morgan, TcNos. November IS }. u.
Ruckloy's dwelling, together with the ron
terts, wcrc DESTROYED by iip yesterday
TDnl less; Insured la the Continental Firr
Insurance company OF Fort Worth for
$500
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Small Blaze at Victoria.

Victoria Texas, November rs, Mrs FL
len Swearlneen's boarding house and con.
tents were destroyed hy ire at an carly
about $1,000.
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Assinnn,enL A. Grnunlnn-

Groveton, Texas, November 1S-B. A.
Plat today made a general assignment to
u. l. Jones. Liabilities Sl2,0oo, assets VA
known.
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THINK THEY HAVE EDWARDS
Wharton County Officers Believe
Have the NEGRO DespeIaoo.

Have the Neuro DespeTauV
Wharton, Texas, November =
night at negro church meeting
Attorney Hall. sheriff F. b. pns
Deputy sheriff Ables arrested ~
black negro who answers in efeq
ticulsr the description OF fIlH
wards, the noted negro despe.ss~ u 4
Louisiana The officers at oSI 40
him in jail. aud notified tas .s M n
authorities The negro was pa' ~.
preacher, but conhded his reai n h
some of his friends, who gave W.
TO the officers.
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ResIdenee Al "a CIH.

Dallas, Texas, November 10. Fire tonight
destroyed the home of W, A. Daugherty In
Oak Clln, across the Trinity river from
5000.
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depiess values in the New York stock mar.
Eet Monday werc az work again.
The Metropolitan bank. raconn. wash..
was forced to suspend on account OF a
run.
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stops M. couch

and Works off the Cold.
Lsxauve BTcmo Quinne Tablets cure
% e.n IN one aay, No cure. no pay. Priee
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County Attorney Commits SulS.,
San Angelo, Texas November ~
Andrews. county attorney Of rs N
countv. formerly Of Nashville, Is's M
mitted suicide at FL Dorado inis,
by shooting hla self with paw
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Our Reputatio'

When we say an article /, ii,
It's good. sVN
When we say it's right
IT'S right.
When we say It's up tod,,.
It's up to date.
When we say it's all wool
It's all wool.
When we say it is worth i.
It's worth a dollar N''a
When it is mixed wool and \.
We say it's mixed, ''''
Ana BY SO doing have had a .
phenomenal success Of anv ~ S, y :
opened in the town. 'V's'
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SPORT.
TEXAS

me Texas eleven VIII meet medical
o'heee team today at Kirzsyille. No.
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~ ~ - n % IA Il "a.
B.srs N. IS The Kind You Haze AlSayS Bought
'';: : GzH2z9zze
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Hoods
JarSap0riiLd
and Pills

Cnredyspepsia, strengthen and
tone all the digestive organs,
and build UP the whole system