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CHAPTER 13
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The crime of poisoning travellers is still prevalent, and its detection is still attended by the difficulties described in the text.

In some cases the criminals have been proved to belong to families of Thug stranglers.

The poisoning of cattle by arsenic, for the sake of their hides, was very prevalent forty years ago, especially in the districts near Benares, but is now believed to be less practised.

It was checked under the ordinary law by numerous convictions and severe sentences.
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In the Saharanpur district, where the Ganges issues from the hills.
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