Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 24, 1888, Page 2

NOVEMBER very reticont, and rofuses t Heo exprosses a wish A8 0on a8 possible, m THE RIVER LAND EVICTIONS, Govornor Larrabee Takos a Hand in the Interest of Settlora. TOE VALPARAISO FAILURE. Biggest Swindle In the History of undors County. Fell From a Hand Car, HAUNSTINE WANTS TO GO HOME, THE MARSHALS TO BE WATCHED. tnty Attornoys Instracted to Proses ses in Which Unlaw. Meacures Have Been Resorted to. Something In the Whisky Female Forger—A Stabbing Affray at Norfolk tempt to Get Money. o4 ate not fatal, Stabbed His © towards eveni Ono of them, A Letter From the Governor. Description of Defaniters, Waitoo, Neb were in a quarr by the name whose name is 1y though not Hauser, stabh gramto Tue Bes matter of the evictions lers, and so sent the foliow Atrempted Su Hide at Gilbort, ¥ papers cont federal officers river land sottlers of notes and mortgages to th juite a number of in vour county, aud that n b effected in the opportunity to r plunging into ed, and was on proj nor claimed to st that you satisfy your. that none bt I tie marshal and L great dific oxamined at this place to-da measires are resorted to by and that you ') Ssiry steps 10 restrain they shoild overstep their auth his deputics, Something in the W Philip Melchior, & The Defunet Osceola Bank villo, but Sc night, and was _taken twenty-four s drugged by ola bank, which recciver, has been 2 of the solid institutions of Some of the b gram to Tie 13 18 noW an the hands of At that he w jer, who gave Fle lost a big pocietbook and a valu d that the defaulters away with £100,00 is about thirty-seven 16 suspected its unsoundness until within a few days,when it announced its mability to meet Investigation sof it had been speculating upon the Ale Porger. [Special Tele- weighing about complexion, and Nengasga City, brown' colored . was amember of the lower house of wore a light ‘ovell to an order for dry cashier, was a twenty-three years old foet six or seven young man Buall, about tiv rl confessed, und was the district court. then going a little in their effort to Jourt at Dakota City. Dakora City, Ne adjourned to trict court was held I Kinkead, of Dowers, Who was Only a few motions we adjourned to the spring term. , and small dark mustache, luct while the investigation is goinge on, but enough has speculations on broke the hank Their Accounts Muddied. VaLranaiso, mof the dis o teace has b wre not vet known The lust seen Wolding court West Oak, a little stat about seven miles south, whe Thorpe's place, a fow absconding bank oficers yet. Plumbers Fail Anthony & orris & Phil failed yesterday. n reccived of thy Lawyers and creditors are busy nak Fverything is found to e team, and no v lips, pluibers, FOR CASHING HIS OWN CHLCK. une to the little village, firm conducted practically the only at that point and he employes of Anthony & Co. reposed the greatest confidence in the had invested their savings thus suffer the double loss of their employment and of their investments the failure is not stated, lmx' hedule of the assets issuod, and it is not vet known. what propor- tion of the debts of the firm can be paid out ources avallable, are so conpl us to liabilitics Was Piaced Under Abrathum R. Soucr was arrested last even Some of Thei [Special to Tug A. Scoville, president and propri ing and placed in the city j aling a cheek for 82,475 yraska National bank of Omak: Mr. H. J. Davis, at the instance of the abov bank, preferred the charge and filed the in- and many of them in the business. iesday, has remaining near her people who would lik very much to see him. His methods of doing business were so loose and he was considered so untrustworthy that it is a marvel how iz plo, as it appears he has, bilities been Souer is well known in this city, and t time ago, the junior nartner in the firm of Bedford & Souer, real It appoars that the check was drawn by the Bast Omalia Land company in favor of Bedford & Souer, and manazed to bes N Knight £200, . Louden £400, besides a host of smaller ered Hayes Sues a Newspaper. i Special Telegram Congressman Walte this district has brought suit for erimina libel against the editor of the Daily News, of This is a democ 1 the re-election of democrat elected to cong out of the el ed Hayes with selling a postoflice appointment fc There is no clue as to Scoville's whereabouts, ay wbove Imentioned. s seen and said: Lam president of the No banls and treasur How is This For GrarTox, Neb. Sast Omabia Land corporations are Hayes, who is the little excitement vailed in this place over a peculiar species of forgery. On last Monday morniug a st giving his name as John st is something lile Reti o pahi Land company on the river front in this city Tho payment made in full, the some 84,500 held in hand by pany because Miller, appeared at. | F S ot charge of M. secking to contract a quantity receive part | known to Bosserman 1 Fatal Acctdent at Stone City. pecial Telegram ~W |Il (,mu ey, timekeeper in iu this county, cet in the title to was kept until tho ¥ in advance. t Stone City Mes. Edwards fays She Wil Husband WANTS cute Hor prevented from taki vent t frignds, The condition are but slight chaheos assault. She has so far recovered, however, her lay a BRE reprosenta Cnss stroot A8 to converse with 1 lowly cottage, 1204 ia residing, and she sion of the affair T am anxious to let th what kind of a man nd wife lived as man ¢ ried about three y Tiin: most of the t when we were marr s0 that life was thought, ho wou my sister, Anna Kansns City, whe earnest solicitation and the band T aceompanicd b in Kansas City at 1810 Grand avonie, When it I returned, my husband and I took up house- | @O of Kittie Wallac keeping, and things were abont the same na | recoenized by rel when T left. Ho .whipped me, eursed | heard of her marriagc me and abused me most shamefully w cognized hy her We had a ¢ velied to le it, Several days mado, he broug On the morning wards, wife of Walter F dagger imbedded in her | been by th band wbbing dwaras, fell witha breast, where it hat hand of a jealous hus r nes hewas er life by the inter th tack has hoen such as to TICK of October 18 Dora Bd man since the at sive but slight {n At this time ther of hersurviving the attendants, and yes it ¢ here ve call gave the following ve ars 1 d, and he e wished both of us were dead. I was com ve. I shudder v before James 1ot He 1t was in the evening. versed with Torrell until and he then stated that he wis tired to bed, at the same time Torrell that he nced no stop aud visit with ¥ miduight, my iusband asked mé why I did not im to go before that AWt him the until ne had Lrou ubout the truth, 1 was me. a word on that, would pound e was j me 1ous of Tuesday. He returned the meantime, aftor thinking over ked my cluded to leave him, morning in the alle ter, I had ) Murray hotels, and some money. 1 told my own living; that the mat trunks and had con I saw him Thurs, I no longer. e asked with my things and I told him, 1 th from 1 him, but ot 1o money of my trunks away ar ame the other when he stated that T could not ened to assail would have done so man interposed. tur, me, cd after it, only to find of its contents. opened it and rifled it gathered up what thi most of which were those th we by my dead mpther, appear see me that night. anice, and when he saw 1 was d mined on going, he asked me when ne couid | ignovance of the fact to teil himsim- | married 9 I refus his_own friend next day was Sunday, and_he oty left the room, and i I was goii vould live with him me what I had done | Mrs. Sehroder ) lof d was preparing to S wer, public know jus irds was W We have been mar aud I lived with He'was kind to me ed, but he soon became | her i not lonir before e He abused o and at times 1 take my life. Last June came up fron assauit wa 1 o our plac W up and co narki 1 told him that as he | tinally ace 1 felt somewhat timid uesting him to leave. But, to tell afraid to even v ] for fear that to jeath, ined aw t that ween the Paxtonand | which her shoy ked mm to give me When the tent season had gtoearn Lawrence f membered that his wife 1 got o1 to the place e it, and th nd " undoub had boen le He again put in ply because [ was afraid of nim. About o'clock that morniug I went to Mr. Trice's Capitol aventie, restaurant, 1192 Prose and upon her wsontof my his e home. She resic uld often say that | returned to bout §:30 o'clock, | cireus. The conp when the husband went to | the show he sent. his wi cpy and ro v until !letter to b . but in | dly Had not the express went o away, bu that he nad | slat sin the room, | w n [ years agi Mr. Reaves is a man of means, that ad a husban d Living. - INVISIBLE nd had been 24 FOUND HER 1IN HER GRAVE. Sad End of a Husband's Search For His Erring Wife, ) Brought S¢ Donbly D t | band was a traveling m-we | City, Mo., and had 1 'Neb, lenly in Kansas, s 1 in the hope of hearing \ was buried in I hen 1 think of | The first husband us, named ‘I The wife, under the as @ perforier marriod n long trips with money repularly. s | Barnum's ¢ Wallace During that m tetters from his wife. ove could not learn her wi but it was neve ¥ way to find her, was nearly wild with nd himsc t | calied at her home, No, 487 > | He was dumbfounded when his wife was dead and buried. Circus and Ner 0w to Two Men's Lives, i A woek ago yoste 4 spocial telegram fro; the death of Mrs, R, G wo months b and her husband took body to New York state, lieved she had relatives an advert ut in n New York City from them tives failed to respond, the dead wife name of Kate Reaves, ot Mr. Reaves had an cngagement with the enat Culbertson, Sk nth with his show in Texas v in care of but yprehension for her | safety, and wrote letters to but without suceess, tisement of Mr. Reaves maiden name and kurried to the mo a photograph of his unfortunate wif Keeper ) one of the cold THE STORY OF KITTIE WALLACE She Was a Protty Snake Charmer in a Fickleness ad to Him, Ty Reaves, salesian wried ivin and In wiven \ 80 that it latives who might him, rst husband ew York in scarch of her, The story is one of pathetie interest was name hurry aw: t | They lived happily together u oreell remained (uary. Mrs. Luwrence then and after he had gone | with o circus o request | some objection on her 1 roc arly \ she suddenly consed to n Now boarded with oney varicty identificd absolutely by t | the woman who had lain on 1 Mrs. Lawrence, at the time of her 18 u rounded, handsome wiis born at Haverstr aw, N. Y., POW John O'Hanlon, of in bu rttime when he followed me. [ [ oo 2 told him to £o hig way and let me alone, ut [ They Haunt a Residence with an oathi he grabbed me by the rght Out Its Occupa hand. Inanother fastaut he stabbed me. | Th residence of M. The second time {iscreamed, and he struck [ Omaha Hoigits, has for several hard with the knife. and left it sticking in | {000 the reputation of being haunted my side. I took Lold of cut pulling it out e grabbed the knife tacked me, and w Trice, hearing me sc ance. He left the ast. 1was conscious of w on all the time. { umwm T would not live to i to tell the story. stoncboat this uuou 1y injured that he will not pwhubly should be made cicar, which took some vy considerable tim, ka National bank, o'clock in the evening, becoming somewhat desperate, Mr. Hainey's storo check, which The Towa L eb., Nov. 2 Concerning settlers on the river and Hamilton was £3,500 owing then by the land company, loaned them & in the meantime a disputic us to the actual amount owing to across the street to Patterson’s placo of business, where in the vresence of three or four of zens, he boldly asked “the squire” to fill out being aceus- requests, began by asking in nd grants in Webstor counties, lowa, the court is not_to blame, as the decision of the court was obtained by ve It really amounted to that the United States ought to be plaintiff. Vill passed both houses by a large mujority, ordering the attorney general to bring suit ry of the lands with a proviso, sbould have usual feos for arbitration. appointed to awarded Bedford & s accepted | tomed to such whose favor he He replied in favor of John came the amount, which was 81 then handed him 'the ch stranger remarked and requested Patterson to sign his naime for check War With the ch In the last congress and handed it to Mr. Souer S endorsement, d'be paid by him Into the bank in the 33,200 which that firm oved, instead of which Mr. Sou for the recove to sign, when the could not write, the lunds on pa Davis is the 3 bmnuhl 10 bauk’s attorney, and he has the case in hand. complexion of carried o protest the matter thought no 1 Bresident Cloveland votoed the bill ason than that it would bo a Perhaps setting the pins for re- ad nothing to do with it. ‘T'he same bill has passed ess, and Pre Cloveland may not veto it this tine, Orro Loveck, DICKINSON'S SECRETARY. Hc Talks Pleasantly on Politics and Several Other Topi. The name of W. Dufl-Hayuic, Washington, register of the Paxton Mr. Duff-Haynie is the sceretary to seneral Dickinson. Nt a Bew reporter sent his card up and was received by Mr. A quarter of an ceeded to William ' jewelry stor traded it for a watch, a cham and charm RS Ner LM F Sener gave a receipt for the check and signed it Bodtd had been in the meantime ar- a cell in tho d & Souer.” trade been el suspicions of This suspicion grew until a warrant to be_issued from sou's court, for tho ar Mr. Mantz caused Justice Patter ) v of one John Milles looks to me lik, don’t want to s “Tliis whole piece of spite work. whow [ blame but I know there is someone beliind the bunk urging them on me, i3 1o fraudulent uet on my part whatever. simply cashed a check of my own and - thit's he and the “squire ed up an hour b but"he being away, was unable t ar ntil yesterday. Shortly after Sloan’ al he dismissed the c court and caused a warrant to be issued by Justice Johnson, bringing Miller befo for a preliminary hearing and making Dat- terson a very important witness, held to appear at the district court, and fail fng to give bail, was placed in the county Perhaps it is useless son will *look u accommodates strangers by filling blank checks I did sell the Bast Omaha Land | #PPears upon It was in lNG remained an unpaid Dy Lower, trustce for the Iast Oma A The final settlement tion and I was sule of the land was all 3 stion Mr. Bedford bed an interested party. . Souer's explunation was very similar s as to the bor- was_left to | } is left »uft-Haynie very cordially. Lour was spent very over sundry matters, Secretary Duft-IHaynic Jail to await his'trial. to add that “Squirc ‘It s now eight years since i last visited rowed mone fectly surprised at the many 1.0nts that have ta People may talk as much as the “Since I returned ifornia, a few weeks ago, in ¢ books of Bedford & Souer I find I liay I dited with certain notes, paper Buffalo County Bar Banquetted, Kranxey, Neb., Nov. ckin '\lpllw ikon place sine and cities of Buffalo county bar, forty wrated last evening in given them by John H. was given in the phenomenal This is the orde west in—Ch delighted with tho city and_only regret that long cnough to meet some of Um.llm s n-um\nq, and particularly your post- Bedford had got the benefiv of this, and he Lput the big amount_ to-day. 82,475, which [ spoke of before, and_apply it on the amount leaving him to ,200, a8 e was enters of the “The reception pucious parlors of the Mid- quent prayer at the opening of the reception Ira D. Marston, of the firm of Marston ¢ delivered the address of welcom, settle with the bank for the # L of the note given to them. on Mr. Yates and got t) AR ot wost or pleastire or business Well, a little of both,” “You sec this is a time when we «I4-|uw- begin to get a move to ourselves, that there are other Mr. Bedford 1 next hmk lh(' would pay the check to the Bluffs and got ned 1o Omakia, und this afternoon was ar- men waiting to get into our shoes, 80 the most of us are looking out. My Journey west I went into the Black Hili country—Ras open to welcome the crowd to vere offered, mmmu which “The Buffalo Count “The Bench : 2" Morris Brown; “The Client,’ A. H. Sinclair; *The Supren he festivitivs closed . Soucr was placed under 5,000 bouds pbearance before Judge Herku this A. H. Connor “Asked how Washinzton their medicing on Haynie smiled and acknowledged that it was Said the secrotary ; *You see weall made sosure of a vie! 1 that defeat never enter 1 our ofiice we. run in by the Western gether all our friends to that lll‘\'(‘l' came.” democrats took the Gth instant, Jones' Red Clover ve 1l\~|n.|l-lln contive- breath, piles, pimples, poor appetite, low spirits, Those who Tonic never etty bitter dose. and maluria, headache or' k Goodman Drug Co. . 3. —[Special Tele Union, and called to the good tid- Saying which, official threw himself back in fils Shair ana a look of thorough disgust sprod itself over his face Lamont was about to be man, Mr. Duff-Haynie said he thought no, but coald ot speale posi The Sacvillo West ferred to, and bis “ludship” was refe in anything but complimentary terms by sioners, at their re uy, declared the ofiice of she Deputy Sherift J, s Deproist, the deposed shoriff, 5 fust to the oftic ners have not given him a chanco g0 Postmastership. Nevberry has decided to aceept the office of postmaster of Chicago, President Cloveland couple of months ago, nd says bo will take: possession o Decom: In the mean time we will have two sheriffs, claring this vacancy was that another county. assigned for the sheriff was residing i iy Havoia for a few days if_ Cougr Shane roturns to-day. T i rling Morton, Postmaster Dickinson's secrotary is o re- markably handsome gentlenan about thirty- and 1s most genial in is also a brilliant Maurice Ca Prarte Cexter, Neb., Telogram to I prominent young fu of this place, will be buried on Sunday at 1 0'clock, ! in this county and in Omakia. e he graduated last year in His father 1s one of Ne. braska's fivst settlers, and the family are the wost respected people in these parts. Positively Oured b worning he will these Little Pills, They alsorelieve Dis. tress from Dyspepsio, Indigestion azd To [Hearty Eatiug, A per. fect remedy for Dizzi Nausea, Drowsi, ness, Bad Taste o th [Mouth, CaatedTongus, Pain in the Side, TOR] PID LIVER, &c. They regulate tho Bowels, and prevent Constipation and Piles, Thy and easlest to take. Only one pill dose, 40 iunavial. Purcly Vegetable, Fric : Bie. | ~Maurice Carrig, a five years of g conversation- The delicicus fragrance, refreshing coolness and soft beauty imparted to the skin by Pozzeni's Powder commends it to all ladies, e Steamship Ar At New York At Liverpool-- o 1s keticent. -[Bpecial Tele- r county mur- Covonpus, Neb., Noy gram to Tae Brg. |~ The Cust deror is sti'l in juil. Sheriff Bloedorn expects tho sheriff of Custer county he if not, he will convey the prisoner to tho of hls orime to-morroy. Lahn from Bremen, ‘The Menuuor from - Balti- At Philcdelphia—Tbe Nederland from 3 tho Michigan from London, OARTER MEDIOINE 00., Prop'r ‘The lowa fro At Boston- Hauuostine is some point aftel \lm fainted. 1 remember M knife trom my breast. ble. It has been as stabbing me, v ean, canie to my knife sticking in my 1t WAS goin ecute him, but I” will him to jail. He is a bru instrumental in letting him escape justice “It is said that charge against vou of poisoning your child T heard that he But while you arehere I will relate to youthe circumstances that led to the de the “ye ¢hild. Tt was b he will by on canm piece of watermelon and in the ice chest, He could eat of both, althol the cold food might make it s as very ill and g moned who pronounced i the stomach, arising from the cold food. It died the following day and that vas the exact cause. him in the courts and state my case when I will be protected from day it v talivy by the law.” gav the lnif my i ain, aud i smember walk bbing, where le t the bab, I told W Lam prepared to fac Mrs. Edwards can hardly speak above whisper, which has entirely her recove of time, de are entertain confined to her bed for a considerable length owing to the loss of | d, shie will yet be el Ly 1s He Dead ? Torexa, Kan., N case was com menced in the United States circuit court Mvrs. Caroline I, Staiger and her childr commenced an action against the Connecti cut Mutual Life Insurance company £10,000 insuranc 5,000, insu amount of the cl lege that Staiger is not dead; has not been seen by any on wife is attempting 1o de on mee companics 18, wmount of the policies A Life Masox Ciry, In., Nov, Governor Lurrabee gram to Tur Bre.) ago w in the Ana A Nebraska New Youk, Nov. 2 - Prisoner Pardone pardoned L. Line s convicted of murde 0sa penitentiary was a resident of Webster county when the deed was com.aitted. T [Spe Tne Bee. | —~Among fu leeted to start in the six day walking ma ou Sunday night, isGeor, braslka, Catarrh in the Head Staiger died on June 13, 1587, but the | ways i refuse o pay the Both companies al L and that |Spocial y » Huftman, of Ne a complaint which afiecth nearly evoryhody, mo less. It orl noises in the ea Catarrl i cured by 1t the bi heulthy tone to the whole sydte 15 prove beyond qtfed tim: for catarrs 13 found fn Hoo Sarsaparvilla o 4 1 have been troubled with catarrh in the head, indigestion, aud keneral debility. 1 con cluded to'tey w bottle of Rood's Sarsaparilla, and it aid me 5o much good tha bave takon ive bottl proved, and [ 1 continued its u My b Itko a dit untes in i vald, or succession of colds, o bigdy throat 1 the pyos, Fging and bursting ure the wo 01's Sar bl fow fron sive br Disagre ol h. 0mmon sy npLoms. Hundreds of tox alth s greatly ior ut womi B. ADANS, 8 Richmond Street, Newark, N. J. “1feel itmy duty Lo may that Lxaw 1ood's Sursn- nd 100k 1W0 bottles. T cou parilla udvertised pletely eured of irre bowels, eatarrh DURGAN, Atlantic City, N.J. Hood’s Sarsaparllla Bold by all drugsists. b3 €. L HOOD & €O, 100 Doses0 ne six for . woll, Mass il afle and co; tipation of my ous.” . H and in W hand, 1 at ien Mr. s1st- Trice pulling the The pain was ter aid that I would not pros do my utmost to send > and I will not be | & ng 8 conuter- | o “wag' no ono she closed the door, had been mistaken, when than before, came seve door same result. She retur room, and became much ng at the door at remark. th of the ih of last Auguist that the child took sick. The night ofore, my husband home and took a [ 100 lemon pic that was L it - that The next physician was sum filiction, that of eating of the side of the 1s bru- a v left lung, od. - While hopes of Special Telegram to Tne Bea. | —A suit very similar to the cel- ebrated Hillman insuran. n | the house in friend of Miss Hale's that his body aud them of the and sentenced Line lla, which atrikes directly at its eauso by ropgying all impuricies from . building up the discased tissues and giving i Mus. J. the belief of many house, Some time unde in the cella fused to worlk for the alone in the back part she discovered to She opencd th faster, " Presently, it inctly he was open, but no one turn ner he; able to mc front door The most flendish yells follow rious sounds that he L few o down in the collar for | ind spend one hour the Jifo of David | apartmont, Staiger, the plaintifi’s husband, at the same — time suit was commenced against the Mutual Life Tnsurance company of New York for curesyy diarrha 0. Harry Juy & suspects beliey with a number of vingleader, escapod. vembe dumages, Dangerons tend on 01 I to bronch inates in in catarrh or plications can do but itk ul Of tronti this purpose thero is n mau whic tones ud builds up L throat, and bad tried xeve nothin ftted by using 1o I pariils Ao not be induced Lo by C. 1 HOOD & €O incident which ocenrred that connection with the, the place was spiritual infiucuces in r0 when woing repairs, human bon A painter ner rofused to work on | of the strangre noisos issuing from the ,.m‘ Another painter named Hiteheoo sume Miss {lorence Hal ting the O'Hanlon ek at the front door. her there, think again, and_loude g be ame time the sound of room which she had just left cavsed her to did so the front aslam. 1, and as she door wus closed with states that, for the moment, she was scarcely ,_becuuse ssed, footsteps of first one per son were heard in the parlor, and finally the same sounds issued from every room in the house. This was followed by the distinct sound of the dining-room 5 thrown inta, confusion onizing groans and cries came rmed Miss Halo from the cellar, which s that she left the house with speed. 1 her departure, roperty, states te for he has the ebild, softens the gu i colic, and is the best remedy e i bottle, s - Crimes, 1 Frank e to yesterday by Detective Ormsby while the; were trying to dispose of 50 who several years | at a shopon Pifteenth port. A thivd lad, who is claimed o be the Only #10 to Colorado Springs, Denver or Pucblo and return Island exeursion Tuesday morning 27, Pickets good for fifteen days. - In the case of Lutz vs. Selienberger the jury gave a verdict awarding the plaintiff 0 icles characte arrh in the head. bronchial tubes or u or consump Ities in the blood, loc The common se 5 the blood, nud for prepuration su Hood's Sarsaparilia. The powerful action of i* 1o p Ine upon the blood expels th feods and sustainy o 1 ad the worst symptoms of was it r'a s trom this wiul diseast 16, N. ¥ two sears. 8o troubles smell nor tuste, 1 fonnd Ho. cure,und 1 num now fiee 1AL EAMMIS, Buy 5 For sovoral s ears 1 by Thursday conti 1l " stepping into the hallway, she could be a heav, from O'Hanlon, the owner of the p that Miss Hale did not exagge been so troubled of late by the same myste. intends to move from days. hus made a wa; at 11 oclock to-night alone in the haunted Advice to Mothers, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al- 1 for children teething allays all strect arrinl \ectod mewbra atarrhal afteetion in my al med lelp we. T must sny | wa % anparilla, and would ¢ ond it very bighly.” ELIAS 1) DEVRIES, Omahs N.B. 11 you bave decided to take buy suy otber, Sold by all druggists. #1; six for 8, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doscs One Doilar MUSTANG LINIMENT EXICAN Thus the * Mustang” conquers pain, Makes MAN or BEAST well again! DR. 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