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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
Midlothian fer Ceusins.

Prof. j. %. Coghlan OF Midlothian,
who recently withdrew from the
race for county superintendent Of
public instruction, was In the city
yesterday and said the Midlothian
box would vote almost solid for
Prof. r. b. Cousins for state super
intendent. Prof. Coghlan said every
parent in Ellis county who has q
child to educate should vote for
PROF.. Cousins.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

Deep tearing or wrenching pains
oecasioned by getting wet through ;
worse when at rest, or on first NOV
ing the limbs and in cold or damp
weather, is cured quickly by Bal
iard's Snow Liniment. Oscar Ole
son, Gibson City, Illinois, writes
Feb. Ii, 1902: "A year ago / was
troubled with pain in my back. 1t
soon got so bad | could not bend
over. One bottle Of Billiards. Snow
Liniment cured ma. 21e, soc, and
81 90. Sold by Hood IL Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

a GIRL recently appeared at a
Paris, Texas bank and asked the
cashier to change thousand dollar
bill. The bill looked good but he
refused the request, whereupon the
young lady drew from the depths of
her stockinE.nine more Just like the
first, and expressing her opinion of
the banker went TO another bank
The city marshal was notified of
the strange young lady with so
much money and endeavored 10 find
her but failed Now come the
Honey Grove papers and tell us
that the young lady is a resident of
that city, and that she declares that
should she ever 60 shopping in Par
is again she will take care to have
all her one dollar bills changed at
home. That is right. Just because
one lives in town whore one
thousand dollar bills are common Is
no reason for assuming that every
body : familiar with them. But we
don't think much OF that city mar
shal. There are a dozen young men
ju this burg who could locate "A girl
with ten thousand dollars i'm few
minutes, and The chances are she
would have AS many opportunities
to locate here before banker had
time 20 change even one of her bills.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
The kdtY'S New Schedule.

Commencing Sunday, June y,
Missouri, Kansas and Texas pas
senger trains will arrive and depart
from Waxahachie as follows:
Southbouud No. =, Flyer, g:I5 +.
m; No. e., Worlds Fair Special
J.jI a. m; No. 2Ol, passenger, 500
p. IA. Ne. 203, passenger, DDS a. M.
Northbound No. @, Flyer, 7:I3 "a.
M; No. 5, Worlds Fair Special,
6.2y p. IN. No. 2U2, passenger, g;5l
a. U.; No. 2ui, passenger, go d. m.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

Westmoriaud, Kan, May =, 1892.
Ballard snow Linumeut Co Your
Snow Liuimeut cured au old sore on
tbe side Of nay chm tina. was sup
posed Co bee "a cancer. Tho sore was
stubborn aud would not WELD TO
treatment, until I tried snow Lint
ueut, which did the work lu short
order. Nv sister, Mrs sophia J d.
Carson, Alleusvilie, iiiiu, Co, Pa,
has sore Aud mtstrusss that 10 - q
cancer. Please send her "A J0e bot
tie, sold by Hood n Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

Is counting death more suddenly
but not more surely than ueglecting
kidney disorders Fuley's Kidney
cure will cure "a slight disorder in "a
few days and its continued nze Will
cure the most obstinate cases. IL
has cured many people Of bright +
disease and diabetes who were
thought TO be incurable. II you
have kidney trouble, commence tax
ing Foleys Kidney Cure today, be
fore II is too late For sale 10y B.N.
kearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
THAT Tired Feeling

II you are iangu ~. depressed aud
incapable fur work IL indicates that
your liver il uut ~ order Harbinw
vill assist nAtmFm 60 threw Of head
aehe@. rheumatism and atlmantm
AKIN go nervousness aud restore the
energies And vitality ~ maund and
perfect health. J Hubbard. Tens.
PIE. Texas writes. March -. lfAE
q have usad ueFhlme f8F the pasa
kw0 years III MA@ auMe fHm uAMFS
good 8 al At fFHW t5fsE tots ~ As@--
feel han aud have that tired feeling
tAMa ! 4nae nf HaFa8nm IL - ahe
best medicine ever made faF rhksla
and fever kgta 4 Bottle. sold BY
Haod a Marta
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Sunday School Picnic.

The Main Street Christian Sunday
school will picnic at the West End
park on Thursday. The children
Of the school are requested TO meet
at the church at nine O'Clock. All
baskets sent there by that hour,
properly tagged, will be sent 70 the
grounds. The school invites ali to
take holiday with them.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
Will Leave Ellis.

Amos Pipkin, of the Bristol com
munity, was in the city yesterday
arranging to deed 3l4 acres of land
to Eph Sparkman at $50 per acre.
Mr.. Pipkin said he would leave Ell
lis county this coming winter and
go to the Indian Territory or Okla
hOma.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office Of
Comptroller Of the Currency


WAsHINGTON, June Z, 1904
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evi.
dence presented 10 the undersigned
II has been made to appear that
The Citizens National Bank O.
Waxahachie', located IN tine town
of Waxahachie ina the County OF
Ellis and State of Texas, has com
piled with all the provisions Of the
Act of Congress To enable Nation
al Banking Associations 90 extend
their corporate existence aud for
other purposes, approved July
18th, loS2.
NOW THEREFORE, /, William 3.
Ridgely, Comptroller of the curreu-
cy, DO hereby certify that The Cit
zeus National Bank of Waxa-
hacbie, located IN the Town of
" axahachte ia the county OF Ellis
and state Of Texas, is authorized to
have succession for the period spec
fled lu IT'S amended articles az assoc
namely until close OF bust
ness ou June b. 1924
-- is TF~fINoNN WHEREOF
seal witness my hand aud seal
-a- on ONCE this seventh day
nf June, 1894
signed WAi. r.. KIutEI1.
Comptroller of the Currsucv.
tX. Ll NO 33l2 dHbw
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Three Physicians Treated Him
Without Success.

w. l.. Yancy, Paducah, Ky,
writes: II had a severe case of kid
ney disease and three of the best
physicians in Kentucky treated me
without success. then took Foley's
Kidney Cure. The first bottle gave
immediate relief, and three bottles
cured me permanently. l gladly
recommend this wonderful remedy. -
For sale by X. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

GEN. KuROPATKIN, we are told,
directs 1.-THE movements of the Rus
sian army from a palace car. So
far as its effectiveness is concerned
ne could just as well direct them
frOm,St. Petersburg.
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understands

Mr.. KNOX understands the
knocks necessary to bring down the
senatorial plum in Pennsylvania,
but when it comes to knocking the
trusts Mr.. Knox isn't much of a
knOcker.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14
That Throhhine Headache

Would quickly leave you, If you
used Or. Kings New Life PiIls.
Thousands 81 sufferers nave proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches They make
pure blood and build mp your health
Only > cents, money back If not
cured. Sold by Herring Drug Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

july nine will close the agony as
to county and state offices, and
ABOUT the same time we may expect
10 hear that the democratic presi-
Dental incident is closed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-06-14

If the vote Of Texas is to settle
the question of a presidential nomi-
nee his name will be Alton B.
Parker, of the state of New York.
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I. u WET
no. IS leaves & Scam
No. IS leaves 6 .lS pm
No. " arrives 8 20 pm-Does not run west Waxa
no. pS mixed leaves . 80 am-DRiy except sun,
East Bound.
40 ~ leaves 9:47 am. Connects at Garrett FOL
sherman and at Ennis for Houston.
No, "a leaves 2l0 pm-Starts from Waxahachie
No ID leaves :26 pm
No, o. leaves n pm-Daily except Sunday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
NERVOUS DYSPE PSiA AND
HEART DISEASE.
Strong Endorsement From One of
Wichita's Leading Shoe Statesmen.

This is TO say that during the last sum-
mer l have been seriously troubled with
nervous dyspepsia, insomnia. ana heart
trouble l scarcely knew what it was -
have a good nights rest Ny food would
not digest. and ! was absolutely incap-
able of tTansacting business properly.
consulted three OF Wichita best physi-
clans. one of whom was a leading special
ist. rho best hope that l cou receive
was, that after a long and protracted
course of treatments, probably eighteen
months, l might possibly be cured and a.
an expense of several hundred dollars
| was lpduced to take treatments from
G. w c. Jones. the Osteo-Magnetic Heal
or OF Wichita. al hough l had no faith in
jrs- as a GrowH:ng man grasps al "a
straw. and for the further reason that
he cured me of a bad case of rheuma-
tsm six years before, that had never re-
turned.
But it gives me great pleasure now
to state that after me taking treatments
from him l slept like a child my bow
els move regularly and / digest prop
erly all food taken, and have no more of
those excruciat:ng and deathly headaches
that was once afflicted with. and 1 cor
daily recommend him TO all persons suf-
fering from like ailments.
p. NJ BENTLEY.
Shoe Department. The Hub" North
Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-05
TRIAL OF DIETRICH
Nebraska Senator Is Charged
with Violating Law.
SOLD SOME APPOIN TMENTS
Half a Hundred Lawyers Were
in Attendance.

Omaha, Neb, Jan. 4-The trial of
United States Senator Charles Dierich,
charged with conspiracy to violate the
law by an alleged agreement with Post
master Jacob Fisher of Hastings, where
in the latter paid a sum Of money for
hi. appointment, began today in the fed
eral court. The court room was crowd
ed and within the rail were seated half
hundred lawyers.
Senator Dietrich. with his counsel. Gen
ersl John c. Gown and j. r. Batty. sat
at table opposite District Attorney
Summers and his assistant John A. Rush
+ When the case was called, the first mat
ter brought to the attention Of the court
was demurrer in which counsel for
the senator attacks the sufficiency of the
Indictment charsin conspiracy with Post
master Fisher to violate section 1871 OF
the revised statutes. The demurrer al
leges the insufficiency of law in the in
dictment; misjoinSer, ana merging Of
the conspiracy count with the original
charge This is the first technicalty to
be taken advantage Of by the defense,
and General Gown, in addition to de-
murrins to the conspiracy indictment,
announced the wish of Senator Dietrich
TO go to the rail on the Indictment charg-
ing direct violation of the law.
There are five counts in the demurrer,
which charge:
First that the first count in the in
dictment does not sufficiently state, al
lego or charge crime nisdemeanor or Of
Tense of conspiracy; second that there
is a misjoinder of parties defendant to
the Indictment; third, that the first count
Of the indictment does not state. charge
or set forth crime, misdenean nor or
offense agains defendant; fourth. that
in the first count the pretended conspir-
acy is merged in the alleged completed
act. and. fifth. that Senator Dietrich is
heady for and demands immediate trial
for the completed offense, to which he
has been arraigned and pleaded not
guilty
After brief consultation between
Judges Munger and Van Deventer, the
latter announced that arguments on the
demurrer would be heard at once.
Judge Van Deventer sustained the de-
murrer In doing the court stated
there was misjoinder. inasmuch as two
separate and distinct charges could not
be made in the Indictment, the statute
providing that but one charge can be
made in a single indictment.
Later District Attorney Summers said:
III this conspiracy indictment is not
good then there can be no Indictment
drawn under section $40 charging con-
spiracy to violate section 1ISl.
The court. then set for trial tomorrow
tho cace wherein Senator Dietrich is
charged with benefiting by a contract
with the government for the leasing OF
building wherein was located the post
Office at Hastings. Senator Dietrich 5
counsel then asked permission to with
draw the plea of not guilty and enter a
demurrer to the Indictment in this case
on the ground that no offense is charged.
General Gown briefly argued the motion
and the court took it under Amusement
until tomorrow morning.
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MENSTRUAL DISORDERS.
Another Relieved From Pain ard
Misery.

To Whom IL MAY Concern:
This IS 10 certify that my daughter
took Treatments from G. " (. Jones.
the osteo- Magnetic Healer. for aup-
pressed and irregular menstriation. Sinye
reaching the age o. puberty her periods
had been very irregular and came only
after twenty-four hours ~ excrTcist,ns
pain. during which period W. used boz
plates and copresses usually having 20
sit up all night before accomplishing The
desired effect
We had exhausted The whole cataiogue
Of patent medicines. consulted physicians
and had almost ruined her stomach With
drugs before we tried 6. ". {. Jones
The siris system was perfect wreck.
but am happy 20 be able 60 bear tee
timony To the virtue ~ his treatment.
Her periods are r9w regular snd with
out pain Since taking treatments from
him she has gained twenty-five pounds
in weight and ia now as weil and strong
as any other girl. MRS
CThe name Of this lady win ~ given a.
any bona fde inquirer upon appscsiion)
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SENDS CIRCULAR LETTER.
Ask Governors Their Opinions Con-
corning the Jews.

ST Petersburg. Jan. +.-The Russian
government recently sent q circular letter
to the governors Of the provinces con-
cerned. asking their opinion as to the
laws relating to the Jews. the necessity
Of codifyias them. and what alterations
were necessary The governors have row
replied. generally IN terms unfavorable
to the Jews Some Of them have even
asked that all Jews shall be expelled from
the provinces under their jurisdiction. a
few. however. take the opposite view.
They are in favor OF abTosating all pc
cial laws aimed against the Jews. Tbs
IS notably the opinion OF Prince CrussoG
the new governor Of Bessa1abia. il whose
province i the town of hishenev. where
the recent massacre occurred Prince
JrusscT's observations have provoked
much comment. lie insists that there *
no real antagoEfsm in his goveramen.
between the Jcwi shand Christian popula-
tons lie attributes good deal Of the
prevailing prosperity 10 the industry Of
the Jews. who are .. merely traders. but
work as agr-cu.tlrssts on the land near
the towns Here they have been psrticu-
larry successful Il The cultivation Of the
Tobacco plant They a-e also very usefGl
he SAYS. in Facilitating the export ~
Beszarabian wines 10 foreiza countries.
In his view il * only because special and
oppressive LAWS vega upon them too
harshly that some Jews have been in-
euced 10 dabble in politics = commits
sion has been appointed TO deal with al
these replies ard Prince obalensky. form
sriy governor Il KhiEkorr. has bean ap-
pointed 10 preside over Il NOBODY ex-
poets that Prince UrSzszo1-s IDEAS Wnl
get much consideration.
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AT DEATHS DOOR.
Her Husband and Family From the
Jaws of Death

| cheerfuIiy and earnestly bear tesi-
rnony To the wonderful healing power
Of c. W. c. Jones. the Osseo-M Ne sretic
Healer OF Wichita During the summer
Of 1900. / was a resident Of the city of
Wichita. My wife had always been trou-
led with heart disease and AZ that time
the change CT life coming on. she was
completely Frustrated with heart failure,
and weakness peculiar TO her sex. One
minute she would be in a chll. which
would rapidly pass t. blood flashing in
her head and de-irlum. and she could
neither eat nor sleep. ] had the best ply
sicians of Wichita in attendance. but At
last she got so low that Their medicines
failed and my wife lay dying.
But at the suggestion of one OF these
physicians thanks to this broadSauged
lberalityi I sent for Jones The first
treatment Guieted the nervous storm and
gradually from day 20 day she grew bet
ter and in three weeks she had practic
ally recovered She is now in the best
Of health We are on our oklahoma
farm, happy wei and coatented. thanks
TO Il magnetic healer.
W. y. EDWARDS.
Gage O T.
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ESCAPED.
One CT Wichits's Capitalists and Loan
Agents Escapes a Life CT Misery.
W. y. EDWARDS.
Gage. o. T.

For great many years 1 was con-
tinual sufferer from nervous dyspspsia.
constipation. insomnia and other accom-
panying ailments. tried everything
that ] could buy. from patent medicine
To hospital treatment. without avail.
could digest simply nothing without the
use Of pepsin Ia some form and gradu-
ally grew worse.
Not having any faith in t. but purely
as an experiment I took treatment from
6. W. c. Jones. the Osteo- Magnetic
Healer of Wichita. and can truthfuiIy
say that after the first treatment COM
menced to improve. until after taking a
course OF treatment I am completely
cured and am satisfied the cure Is per
manent. for Il is now over two years
since I have taken a treatment and
have no return Of the ailment spoken OF.
] eat and digest my food perfectly. sleep
well a night and believe ms SELF 70 he
in perfect iGealth ORRIS SMITH
ia North Main street
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ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.
The Wife of Railroad Man Saved
After Doctors Had Pronounced Her
Case Hopeless

This is to certify that last June my
wife, who had never been in exceptionally
good health. was attacked with q serious
case of heart disease Her body seemed
TO shake as if from ague from the action
OF the heart ana for 10 weeks her lfe was
despaired of We had two Of Wichita $
leading physicians but wit out benefit
Her hours. both by night and day. were
without rest or sleep; for her to lie down
was impossibie-the only semblance OF
rest was by sitting in an easy chair
She was unable to take nourishment in
any form and at last our physician said
that all hope was gone.
However. we were induced 70 try Jones
as a last resort. ana in one week she was
able 10 rest in bed and in five weeks she
vas in as good health as she had been in
for years and took any food that she
wished cs1 speak confidently ard Ger
tainly that n saved my wifcs LIE and
VIII always merit my gratitude and an
probation. ED RTEYAN.
Santa 70 Yards
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OVARITiS.
pIished Young Ladies Saved From
the Surgeons Knife.

II gives me great pleasure 20 announce
that my daughter is now cured 81 trou-
bile that she haS been affiietcd with far
a long time through the aH4ncy = g.
W C. Jones. the Osteo- Niawrsefic Healer.
OF this city. NJ daghter had been 4
fieted with an ailnent which nnailf ~fii-
minated In an ovarian trouble - tbe meet
aggravated character. She would fan
from h.r chair OF While walking across
the floor. fali 10 the ground. and Ga some
occasions would reuain IN an unconscious
condition for hours. iBaen.ihie and ur-
able 10 move. and or ser4e days size
wound have as many - SIX - ihese
sreils had three ~ The LEADING phye-
clans 81 the city ~ different fiFnes ~
ATTENDANCE upon her. bot - NJ araii.
She rapidly grew worEe ard naaily e
VAS decided that nothing but that terri
bic opera tiou dreaded bf fsonssnslad
would save her ne TNis We eqsH sot
hear II. ard a. iast resort ws seni s0r
G. " G Jones Tor magnetic t1eafuse 2.
and iuerc6uious as IL ngay appear. sis
wzs raaicafy cured ia faur freaf-serfs
and has been rapidly TeEainirE her health
and strength unfit aEe - auw rs v-af -
she ever gae To those hesitatiuR sith
reference to taking thls kina = tfsnf-
nent. desire to emphasize 1he sfsterne'4'
that there . nothing iu his method - OPP
Grating Via; shocks the delioacT Or err
harranscs fhe most sensitive female 10
ernbarrassir'> examination ~ anything =
tha. kind takes 9lsee. oflY ,he nerves
stimulated and broaghi up - hssisty
tone rtespecffai3Y
f-rhe name a. THE i4dv .slfl - rfe.,. a
any bona ade ingulrer aeon anIa.cs'iofi
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CATARRH AND RHEUMATISM.
One Of Wichita's Well Known Ladies'
Cured of Two Serious and Distress
inu Ailments.

For years I have been afflicted with
nasal catarrh in very aggravated form.
from which | suffered great annoyance.
distress and injury Co my general health.
but having tried all the We'll known rem
edics without any more than temporary
relief. I had given up hope Of ever being
cured But about year ago was taken
with a severe case OF rheumatism and
went for treatment TO G. W c. Jones
OF this city. and while taking treatment
for rheumatism. also took treatment
for catsrrh. and can truly state that |
have been radically cured Of each all
ment My rheumatism was cured in
very short time and the catarrh after
course Of treatment. and during ths
summer and this fall. in weather inst
would usually cause IL TO be very tgoa-
blesome. have not had the slightest
symptoms of i;s return Respectfully.
MRS 81 r ROBERTSON.
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FEMALE AILMENTS.

This IS one Of Ms leading specialties.
practicing as he does the great Brandt
System" in gyneoeology, which Is the
most scientific. modern and up-to-date
method OF treating diseases pecuiiar TO
womanhood on earth today and IS the
leading method fl all the great saui-
taTiuns and hospitals of Europe. La
DIES. STOP THOSE OPERATIONS.
tbs treatment wil save you- The names
OF several We'll known ladies Of this city
can be given you who were saved afte-
leading physicians had pronounced thu
case incurabie without IN operation. r.
regular. painful ard suppressed n nstru-
alton. proispsus and a ailments II ov-
arr or uterus respond readily 70 this
treatment
The names Of ladies taking treat
nnent for this class of ailments are not
published. but re has permission from
several to give their names 20 bona
fide inouirers who will personally call
for them.
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INDIGESTION AND CCNSTIPA
TON.
One of Wichta's Old-Tine Residents
Relieved of Troublesome Ailments.

To Whom it May Concern:
This is to certify that I took treat
ment from G. W. c. Jones, the Osteo-
Magnetic Healer. of this city, for indiges-
tion and constipation. For years. in fact
ever since l left the army. / have been
troubled with the above ailments.
1t was never safe for me to go on a
trip q have been engaged in running a
threshing machine during the summer
without taking a box OF pills in ny pocket
and medicine TO help my digestion. / took
treatment from G.. w c. Jones. the Os-
teo-Mag netic Healer. and from the first
both my ailments d sapreared. and | can
safely say that now ! am cured and ii is
unne cessary for me TO take medicine fer
either arrangement r. G BENTON.
335 North Wildwood West Side, Wichita.
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SWEARING sPoiLS HORSES,

The horse does not like nervous. nd
getty. fussy or irritable man. He is too
nervous and irritable himself says Coun-
try Life III America.
Why is it," one teamster was heard
to ask another, that sfhins horses are
always gaunt? Phin feeds well" Yes,
was the reply: but he's like a wasp
around a horse.
\ well-known owner of raee-horses not
at all a sentimental person, recently made
an order forbidding his employees to talk
in loud tones or 10 swear in the stable.
~ have never yet seen good hammered
horse. he says. that was being sworn
At all the time. II hurts the feelings OF
Q sensitive horse, and III keep my word
good 10 discharge any man in my employ
II | catch him swearing within the hear
ing of any horse in this stable.