El Paso Daily Herald. (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 2, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 4, 1898 Page: 4 of 4
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THE DAILY HERALD
-j TUFSDAY JANUARY 4. 1893.
Myar Opera House
RIQSBY & WALKER
H. Q. MITCHELL.....
...Lessees
.Manager
Tuesday Jan. 4.
HOYT'S
Biggest Brightest Best.
Milk White Flag.
Produced in the same manner as at
Hoyt's Theatre New York with
the same great cast scenery
properties costumes etc.
..A GRAND PRODUCTION..
40 People in the Cast.
Seats on sale at Albers' Drug Store
Prices 81. 75 and 50 cents.
CLiASSIFinD AIDS.
FOlt KENT.
POK KENT Three rooms for llgbt houae-
- Keeping rur. UfamoDQ vua mo. t.
XHJRRENT Rooms hou-ekeeping If dealr--
ed 111 North Florence St. near Bap
tise cnurcn.
IfOR RENTTwo furnished rooms. Enquire
- corner First and Ochoa streets opposite
a . at r. Depot.
WANTKU.
w
ANTED 3 or 4 f urnlshnd rooms for light
Housekeeping. Li iv. Meraia
irANTED By a Japanese cook and house-
keeper a situation. Address G. M. A.
iieraiu omce.
VlfANTLO-Koora and board by a young
iaay in a private laml y. Address lin
da care Herald.
ITANTED A girl for cook and house work
In a family of three; no washing. Ad
dress ABC. Herald omce.
YANTKI 8 rooms ard board for for two
' ' ladies and two children agei !and 6 yrs
respectively. Aauress o k a neria-
W ANTED German lady wishes a position
aa housekeeper or mother's help oood
references. Address f J. i-nis omce.
1'UK SAL.K.
If OR SALK Mtt log bonds for sale at the
Hehal.i otlice.
JOR SALE Miuing deeds for sale at tli
Ukhalu otlioe.
fjORS4LE An upright folding bed In good
.condition. 310 Wyooiiug street.
TOR SALE
Dr.
McGill's famous Orange
Blossom by Mrs. A. M
omiiu ijo Iaj
fpOR SALE tots on monthly payments by
B. V. Uammett aeat Campbell Real Es
tate company.
If OR BALE A six room house with
and all modern Improvements on
attic
Flor-
ence anu xuo uranae bis. bee
owner at
bouse. J B. 'Jj-per.
SSMraA?A. LE The Herald's Souvenir Edition
Is full of reliable matter concerning E
- - L
Paso. Send It to your friends it will
answer
all questions rriue o cuuts.
iXR SALE Seven room house on Montana
and Campbell tits. and six room house on
Florence street on easj t rins. V ill be com
pleted November 1. Call on B. F. Uammett
agent Campbell Heal state Co.
LOCAL AND UE3E&AL.
Hot cakes at Smith's Creamery.
Good eating at Smith's Creamery
El Paso Steam Laundry. TeleDhone
No. 47.
uunen uoai uo. sen pitcn paper
lime cement piaster etc.
Pitch paper plaster and lime. El
Paso Fuel Co. Phone 110.
Ask for "EL. PASO TRANSFER
the best 5 cent CIGAR on the market.
The best Mexican and Havana cigars
re made Dy tne .1 faso Cigar Alfg
KM.
Stoves of all kinds for hard and
soft coal.
MOMSEN & THORN E.
Payne-Badger Coal company Mo-
Alester CerriUos and anthracite coal
cord and stove wood yard Second aod
Chihuahua streets. Telephone No. 11.
Don't Pun Any Risks about health.
Avoid coughs colds fevers pneu-
monia and all other similar ailments
by keeping your blood rich and pure
with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Hood Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge pain or gripe. All drug-
gists. English Transport Tro?pa.
A special from Minneapolis says:
Advices from Ottawa Indicate that
the Brit eh government is preparing to
actively resist Russian occupancy of
Port Arthur and Russian iolluer.ee in
al. A .Y.fr . V. 1 r
UICB ai:u hum IUD lU-wpt'rttWUU OI
ipanese fleet with that of Great
. well settkd fact.
gent ar
paneae
short on engin
cint In gunnery
Tha oiapatch addi
.agreement hss beenoonclul
of whJ-co tbe ' Riisrla't' . pyctasions in
ore are to. re jovercouae ana Kasriin
eggrandiicenrent in Asiarperaianently
chucked. ' . -L
At a specUl moetihg f . the cty
council of Pre;tcott the engineer of the
water works wan authorized to order
1000 feet of t o and a half iDt'h hose
t'. n black and two white rubber coats
for firemen twelve lanterns four axes
with p.cks one forty-five foot exten-
sion ladder and one Waldron apray-
lng nozzle..
Mineral Well" water will cure
rheumatism neuralgia sick and ner-
vous hendacbe liver and kidney dis-
eases indigestion and dyspepsia in
eve y instance. Try it and be con-
.Time For tale in any quantity at
A. W. Spencer's
Depot 203 San Antonio St.
EuKl.md 1 as requested a bid from a
Missouri pucking establishment for
furnishing 750.000 pounds of canned
peats for the British array Inlndia
8iiSw v
O 4
I O 5
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OLD GOLD
'
OLD GOLD is just
If you have any old-fashioned worn-out jew-
elry bring it to us and exchange it for some-
thing new and pretty.
We do all. kinds of Watch and Jewelry Repairing at
reasonable prices.
GEO. W. HICKOX & HIXSON.
"The Jewelers."
Bronson Block III San Antonio Street El Paso Texas
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A TURN OVER.
The local Government Assay Office
Abolished by Depaitnieut Orders.
Local smelting and custom house
circles were astonished last evening to
learn of the new orders from the trea-
sury department at Wasbiagton whi::h
abolishes the government assay office
nd discharges the government as-
sayers at all the ports of entries in the
United States.
The information came like rain out
of a clear sky and the general query
was. "Where are we at?" This new
order of things le's out the entire force
connected with the government as
saying here headed by Tom Johnson
brother of the late mayor of tbn city
and provides that from and after this
date all pulp samples shall be forward
ed to Washington wnere tney win De
assayed under the dfrection of
Col. Preston director of the
mint. and returns will b
made from there to the differ
ent custom houres of the country
Now all this will require from fifteen
to thirty days time ana in tne mean
time great consignments of ore must
lie in the railroad yards sealed up and
the money values of thesame lying idle
until the director of the mint has time
to assay and report. Custom officials
cay that in the nature of tbipgs many
RamDles will get lost or gu as i ray
Then after several weeks of uncerta'n-
tv. it will be ascertained that the sam
ples are "non est inventus" and then
new lots must be forwarded which
means doub'e delay. And not only
this but the cars containing the ore
must lie idle all the time the samples
of their contents are not Heard Irom
unless some special arrangements can
be made to dump each car load in a se
uarate bin on receptacle of- some kind
where it can lie until released.
As the ore receipts at this port some'
times run up to nine -hundred tons in
one day the number of camples to be
forwarded will run up to a very sizable
figure in the course of thirly days and
the likelihood of numbers getting lost
is more or lees certain. Whose ides
this new order is is not known here as
yet and why government assayers on
the g ound cannot do the work as well
if not better and more expeditiously
than to have everything done at Wash
ington is "sbrouded in myetery." At
all events smeltermen and custom of-
ficials agree that -great inconvenience
is caused to say the least; and it is ex-
pected that such a roar will go up from
smelting centers all over the country
as will bring about a rescinding of the
order.
Agent S;mpson of the Kansas City
"Tjinii J - 'SmrlM-r asd Refining
to make a trip to
e is sure to meet
companies1
prepared
on tne
the
It
AttenticuSir Knights.
Sir Kuiirhts of El Pao comman-
da'-y No. 18. and viait'ng Sir Knights
will meet at their asy um tomorrow
Wednesday January 5th 1898 at 12
m. for the purpose of attending
services a;d escorting the body of our
deceased Sir Knight O. T. Bassett to
e T. & P. depot .
BS order of the eminent commander
W E. RSLCE.Recorder.
'onng-Sisterman$ w
T)-. Carlos- Auhrey Lincoln Young
and MUs Josepw.ioe Reid Sistermans
of the City of MKjco were united in
marriage tbia rrorwnerin St. Clement's
church by Rector Martin. The witj
nesses were J. J. Rodriqyez and Fran-
cis H. Sietermans the la.t?r being a
brother of the bride. Tbe couple are
crominent dsodIo in the city &ad are
stopping at tbe Vendome hotel.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
tf it falls to cure
7
JUST RECEIVED
-AT-
El Paso Grocery Co.
NEW SAUERKKAUT.
NEW DILL PICKLES.
NEW VINEGAR PICKLES.
NEW CHOW CHOW PICKLES.
NEW MIXED PICKLES. . .
NEW HORSE RADISH AND
MUSTARD (something new).
NEW MUSTARDS (Imported and
Domestic).
NEW PICKLED PEPPER HASH
NEW SAUCES of all kinds.
We carry a full line of Bottled Goods
of Pickles and Relfshes
of all kinds.
El Paso Grocery Co.
:::CORNER:::
Oregon & E. Overland.
Napoleon J. Roy
The Fashionable Tailor.
mvorn OPPOSITE POSTQFnC
::........
the same as money to us.
That Small pox Scare
Rumors have been rife since Satur
day that there was a case of small pox
In tne eastern part ot town lne pa
tient was O. P. Heath a night watch
man at the .1 .Paso foundry. Dr
White was the first physician to be
called in and Mr. Heath was broken
out with some skin disease. He regard
ed tbe case as a little suspicious so
reported the case to the city health
officer. Drs. Race and Justice then
called and they diagnosed the case a
nettle rasa brought aoout by tne pa-
tient eating too much shell fUh. Dr
White was then called in and agreed
witn tne other doctors as tne case bad
been developed sufficient to enable
him to be more certain of the disease.
Dr. Justice was very indignant at
the Times' report of tbe case this
morning in which it wss said that he
disagreed with Dr. Race. Her- said
that he had never pronounced the case
small pox as he was satisfied that it
was not small pox from the first and
that Dr. White had agreed with Dr.
Race and himself.
Dr. White sent in the following card
for publication today
Editor Herald: Referring to the
article in this morning's Times head'
ed '"When Doctors Disagree" I beg
to say that l confess my .error bow in
acknowledgment to Dr. Race's superior
discernment and cheerfully accord to
him all the notoriety which such in
terviews as that in the Morning Times
entails. Very respectfully
Alward White.
To Settle in Mexico.
Captain Davis left at Sierra Blanca
thli morning ten representatives of
the Chickasaw and Choctaws who are
to settle in Old Mexico just across the
line from Sierra Blanca. Tbe Indians
are accompanied by A. B. Hulit
Elmer Todd and Dr. B. L Todd of
Kansas City and the party will be in
this city tomorrow morning to look
tne town over and see tne growing
metropolis oi tne southwest
The Choctaws and Cbickasaws are
negot-ating for several million acres
in Old Mexico and options have been
scur . d. Dr. Todd says: We made
proposition to some of the Chootaws
and Cherokees. and the matter is yet
in abeyance bo we are talcing dele-
gates to Mexico at our ou expense
that they may have every opportunity
to inspect the lands which front on the
Klo tirande for nearly ISO miles. The
Indians may buy tbe land in question
tor colonization or they may take it as
an Investment. The Chick asaws and
the Choctaws are the two richest
tribes in the territory and are able to
do as they please in this matter. If
tbey like tbe land they will buy it; if
they do not take kindly to the proposi
tion they will not invest.
Chess and Checker Club.
The International Chess and Check
er club was organized last night at Sr.
Manuel E. Flores' office in the Hill
building. The following citizens
joined the organization: J. W. Brown
. L.. Huricr.o'der O. T. Dlx W. A.
inf-r. John Kennedy G.C- Wimberly
J McCarthy W. Meriske A. A.
ock H. B. O'Byrne S. L. Pearce
r -ores . JN. Cortlover Sr. J.
lonnor D w. Tucker EL. R.
llebrAnd. The following ofifioers
were electted: President J. W. Brown;
secretaryM. E. Flores; treasurer
John KenneiAv; vice president A. L.
Burkhelder. Kbese officers will cor-
tinue for one yeaift. G. C. Wimberly
and E. F. J . McCarthy rwere appointed
a committee to preseSnt by-laws at tbe
next meeting of theV. club Monday
evening and regular V meetings for
business will be held on tnie first Mon
day night of each month
Th.e horse hitcbe J to an Iternatlon-
al Lumber company" wagon Van away
on Oregon street yesterday alii at tbe
corner of Overland and Oregon1 streets
the horse jumped square. into Mr. J.'
F. Mitchell's buggy and completely de-
molished it. The driver was on the wa-
gon whf n the horse started but Avas
e idiDg1 another horse whioh became
frightened an'd jumped over tne head
axle and broke the coupling pole this
frightened the other horse which ran
away with the front wheels of the wa-
The present strength of the United
&'-te cavy Is offlolauy stated at 140
vessels of U kinds
..A HAPPY..
NEW 1
TO ALL.
Thanking our many customers
for their patronage in the past
and hoping for a continuance of
the same in the future. We re-
main Yours Truly
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.THE
Golden
El Paso's Greatest Store. ft
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O. T. BASSETT
DEATH OP O. T.
BASSETT.
Passed Peacefully Away in His Slum-
bers Last Night.
Tbe city was aroused early this morn-
ing by a report that Mr. O. T. Bassett
bad died during the night. The news
spread and by tbe time a Herald re-
porter reached bis rooms at the corner
of St. Louis and Stanton streets a
number of prominent citizens were
gathering there and then it was found
that tbe report was too true for there
lying in bis bed as though in a peace-
ful slumber lay the mortal remains of
a pioneer citizen of El Paso; there with
his head half buried in his pillow bis
body lying on the right tide with his
left arm partly extended with not the
contraction of a muscle or anything to
show that death bad visited there the
night before lay the mortal remains of
one who came to El Paso when it was a
village and saw tbe village grow into a
city with a bright future. Men who
knew bim all these years men whom
he had assisted in the struggle with
life stood by w itb bared heads and
dampened eye. These men wept deep
ly but not openly; an experienced eve
could see that dispair was pulling at
their heart strings. They wept over
the mortal remains of as true a friend
as this world produces; they wept be-
cause their loss could never be replac-
ed; a friend had gone and there will
be none like bim to them. Those who
who felt most deeptly their loss were
Messrs. Maury Edwards C. R. More-
bead and Joe H. Frist while other
present felt deeply the loss.
Mr. o. X. Hassett was born in Ver
mont forty-eight years ago. He came
west at an early day and so tied in
Clinton Indiana where he married.
As early as 1880 Mr. Bassett made a
trip over the stage line from Fort
Worth to El Paso and returned. In 1881
he in company with his wife and Mr.
C. R. Morebead again came to El Paso
and he then established his lumber
business here and acquired a flrreat
deal of real estate. His wife returned
to Clinton Indiana in 1882 and died
there leaving Mr. Bassett a widower
with one eon Charles N. acred 17 years
who is now at school in Clinton. His
move o Jiil Paso was a prosperous
one and he begin the accumulation of
great wealth at once and he was at the
time of his death interested in many of
the large enterprises in this city and
owned a large amount of property in
his own name not only in El Pa-o. but
in Oklahoma and Califoroia He has
ben m friend to contractors and builders
when he took a liking to them and
while he worked on straight business
principals he has been very lenient to
those In whom he bud confidence He
was what was termed in the business
world a "bear" on tbe market and was
shrewd enough to take advantage of
all financial and business situations and
make a success where others failed.
Politically he remained with the old
element "that ruled and governed El
Paco in its early days and he was al
ways consulted on all Questions tol-
itically that came before the organiza
Sierra Mad re Line
Direct route to Guavnooa and the
Y souls gold fields. For all information
address J. T. Logan
ea'l Traffic Agt. El Paso Tex.
Robinson a missionary from
juio will lead the prayer ser
jririt .Baptist cnuroh to-
I TIT TbT
1 v . jn.
San Anfet
I tiob a.b Bene
YEAR
e
CLOTHING
HOUSE
Eagle
tion oof wh'ch he was a member.
He did not mix with the crowds
but (had a select coterie of
friends for whom he could not de too
much and all of whom loved him for
his good qualities and forgot all bis
frailties. He had his faults as all
men bare; he has quietly stood the
sting of a rebuking press without a
murmur and went on in tbe even tenor
of bis way satisfied with lot in this
world of trouble and turmoil. He
leaves an estate valued in tbe hundred
thousand dollars. He hat a great deal
of property in El Paso the value of
which cannot now be estimated. He
also leaves two large brick store
buildings in the city of Oklahoma and
a large ranch In -.Los Angeles county
(jaiiiornia.
On hearing of his death his political
opponents were there to weep with his
irienas: ail oinerences were buried and
only a feeling of brotherhood remained
in the breasts of the group that hover
ed around his death bed. lie had
fougbt hi9 battle of life and parsed
peacefully "over the bourne from which
no traveler returns."
Mr. Bassett was a member in high
standing in the Knights Templar and
that order will hold services over his
remains tomorrow. The body wss
turned over to Mr. Negley and carried
to the Caldwe'l undertaking parlors to
be embalmed and prepared to be
shipped tomorrow to his old home
in Clinton Indiana over the Texas &
Pacific.
It was difficult to tell just at what
hour he died but the physicians n1
undertaker decided that he must have
died about 2 o'clock this morning
as his body was rigid when removed.
Mr. Bassett had been sick for the
past two weeks and was confined to his
room. He complained of heart trouble
and often became faint on ascending or
descending the stairway to his rooms
over his offic. However be had so
much Improved in the last few daya
that he was ab'e to be about aod -even
attended to business. Yesterday in
talking to friends he said he was not
well but was much better than he
had been and to an old friend
from Indiana he said: "You will
eoon have to snd me back to Indiana
a corpse. I have heart trouble and i
wil! not ba long before I am carried
off " He retired last r.ight at 12
o'clock
At 10 o'clock he said to Joe
r rist wno was wun mm. ma be wa
feeling all right and did not need any
one to fit up with him. That be was
not BleeDy and would cot go to bed for
two hours. This morning when Joe
came into the office he did not see Mr.
Bassett and went up to bis room to see
if he needed any attention. As be
opened the door he saw that his em-
ployer and friend was dead. He im-
mediately notified Messrs. Maury Ed-
wards and C. R Morehead.
The remains now lie in a beautiful
casket at the Caldwell undertaking
parlors and have been visited by a
large number of citizens who ran bald-
ly realize that all that is mortal of O.
T. Bassett will soon go to their last
resting place on earth.
The sale of postage stamps for tbe
last quarter of the year 1897 will be the
largest in the history of the country
which is accepted as competent
evidence In favor of tbe prosperity
theory.
The sum of tlO.OOO bas been subscrib-
ed in Chicago to . aid tbe Salvation
Army's qqIqoj sobeme
Dry Goods Exclusively
NOW THAT I HAVE CLOSED OUT MY GROCERIES WISH
TO STATE THAT HEREAFTER I CAN SE OW THE PUB-
LIC A STOCK OF DRY GOODS WELL SELECTED AND
BOUGHT RIGHT; IN PRICES QUALITY AND QUAN-
TITY UNSURPASSED IN THE CITY
0
ALL 1 ASK IS THAT MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS WILL FAVOR.
ME WITH A CALL AND BE
Max Schutz's Department Store
110 E. Overland St.
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Happy J
jNewYear
t
ALL.
t
You can find us at the
I ii r"i .
new store:
1109k
EL PASO STREET.
The new Gram-o-phone.
Holiday gifts at cost. Diamond's
closing out store.
Mrs. Shipley fashionable dressmak
ing room JNO. i Mundy ouuaing.
Billy Thompson at Smith's creamery
at nlgnt makes a nne oyster stew.
O'Brien Coal Co. "Cerillos Coal
Yard." Stove wood and kindling. Tel
8.
Miss Clivette Emerson- is confined to
her house on Missouri street by ill
ness.
DiiD At Waco on Friday last. Mm
Ellie E. Adams daughter of J. C
Baugh of this city.
The W. C. T. U. w'll bold a business
meeting Wednesday the 5th inst. 2:30
p. m. at the First Baptist ohureh.
Vapor and medicated baths at 416
North Oregon street. Rehnmatism
relieved at once; massage in all forms
Kansas City tenderloins sweetbreads.
spare ribs lye hominy barbecued
meat and Kansas City trimmed loins.
At the New Market 208 San Antonio
St.
For efficient service courteous
treatment and tbe finest goods in their
line call on Ross & Co. undertakers
snd embalmers El Paso. Phone 211
or 183. Office 401 El Paso street.
D. Paul Farquhar.a practical hatter
nas openea up Dusiness at aus Ban An
tonlo street. He makes a specialty of
cleaning and blocking bats and makes
tnem assume tne latest styles iadles
and gentlemens' clothing cleaned and
pressed in fact Mr. Farquhar will
guarantee all work entrusted to his
hands.
Bring your order to the the El Paso
Green House on Myrtle street aoross
railroad track for cut flowers for holi
days now carnations rosea smilax
tropical plants for bouse or church
decoration and funeral designs. Wed-
ding bouquets in lace and satin baskets.
and the latest novelties in floral work
of all kinds.
The Milk White Flag company eame
in today and are reaiy for business to
night. At noon today nearly all the
reserved seats were sold. Tonight's
play is regarded a Hoyt's best pro-
duction and those who liked his Trip
to Chinatown should go prepared to
get a double dose of the same kind of
amusement.
"It was told tbi morining." said a
gentleman to the Herald representa-
tive "that ex-Governor Ross died yes.
terday and that the mornincr nana
oontained a telegram announcing the
fast. Afterjcareful research 1 discovered
a six line telegram from Houston an
nouncing it no comments 'no rotb-
n .' Ana this of a man nrobablv
the mo t popular in' Texas! Suih u
lame."
Highest Honors World's Pair.
Qold Medal Midwinter Fair.
CREAM
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A fin Craps Cream of Tartar Pew4r.
0 YEARS TH3LST AND ARP
If
CONVINCED
OFF SAN JOSK HLOCK
"LIM)ELL HOTEL.
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S LARGEST STOCK! J
And Bat Li a. of
Overcoats
sMerwear!
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EVERYTHING LN MENS' WEAR g
1 R. C. LIGHTB0DY
W ADINQ CLOTHIER jX
S1S-3'J4 - - - L PASO 8T
CNiOOOOOOOOOOO
UR GOODS....
Are the Latest Freshest
and moat Up-to-Date.
Our Assortment
the largest; likewice the
best ke pt stock in the city
Arrangements for display
and inspection th very
best while
OUR PRICES
Are always right. We ex-
tend an invitation to all
to inspect our bargain-
stocked Furniture Store.
HOYT & BASS
816 EL PASO ST.
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VA SOtlARr fil ANKST'
WEST TEXAS SADDLERY CO.
Cor. Oregon and Overland Sts.
EL PASO - TEXAS.
POMEEOY'S
El Paso Transfer
Company.
HACKS. BUS AND BAGGAGE.
Phone 18 300 to 310 South Oregon Street
Balsa y Boo Brevas g Victorias de Colon
Just roc.lTed att the Cariosity
Sure sf
W.G.WALZC0. 0 0vfZZ
Boat
Ma.
(4 Old Piaoot taken In exchange.
Mandolin. Vlollim. a.cmrm
and Latest 81f t K uaie. W "
For
Oter
Ofi'B
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Fifty Years.
Soothing SvruD has
Mrs. Winsl
been used for.
children teethlnar It
soothes the cb
.Id softens the gums
allays all pain
cures wind oolio and Is
ne remedy
I Suits
On terms to suit all 4
M I Ul OlldbCI - A v
X Piano Ta&lmr. Pollshlnr and .
M Repairing. M
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best for diarrhoea. .
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wenty-fivt ci
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