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Evening Star, Issue 4199, 11 August 1876, Page 4

A young man named Joseph Rciio, twentyone years of age, residing at Gininderra Creek, died rather suddenly recently. Tho ' Queanbeyan Age' states that the deceased, who felt unwell, applied to a man x?)iq practices as a doctor there, and was told it was the typhoid fever, He was recommended to drink large quantities of' rum at frequent intervals. He did as he was told, ancf died next morning. The police have the matter n hand.

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