Daily Eugene guard., March 06, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
TUESDAY
MARCH 6
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOR SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 191.
axcviTiei.
Prune your trees.
Spray your trees.
Harvest clean fruit.
The Wblte la king of wheels.
Commisalntiera' court tomorrow.
Dr Lowo.opllolan, with J S Luckey.
Barker blcyoles are better than Ka
li I ticks.
Bide a White and keep up with the
procession.
Scarborough sells first-class groceries
cheap for cash,
All air tight stoves at cost.
F. L. Chambers.
We want to trade for 20,000 shingles.
Barker Uun Works.
You don't trot shelf worn goods at
Scarborough's.
Darker blcyoles are better than Ku
Klucks.
If you wlsb to ride in front, buy a
White. "The Wblte Is king."
Professor E. E. Orton Is improving
and la now able to be out a little each
day.
Mrs. H, P. Hollenbeck, who Is 111
with appendloltlli, Is reported belter
today.
Beoond band blcyoles at $0, (7, $10,
$16. Barker Gun Works, oheapeit
house In town.
Pruning shears and tools and spray
Ing material, mixed.
F. L. Chambers.
D. M. McUrady, artistic painter and
paper-banger. Inquire fir leave orders
at Preston 4 Hales.
E. G. Hursh, formerly pros-outing
attorney of this d itrlot, Is still holding
down a fat government i isltlon I Bon
Franolsoo.
' Saturday's Roseburg It ivlew: D. P,
Fisher received four thoroughbred
game chlohena from Geo. Fisher, of
Eugene, this morning.
F M Mulkey and Chvi E Look wot d,
well known In Eugene, are said to be
republican candidates for the ollioe of
Munlolpal Judge In Portland,
Beats for the Ladlri M usloal Club
oonnert on sale at the stores of W. L
DeLano and Lluu Drug Oo. Reserve
plat at the former pla-e.
Judge E B Wa' on la said to be
republican candidate for judge, lu
Wolvertou's pla J on the supreme
bench. Mr, Wolvertou would not
object to a rennmlnallon either,
li. D. Paine A Co. will keep con
etantly on hand a full line of Cllnoher
rims, the genuine Amerloau JJuulap
U. A J., M. A W. aud other tires, aud
are prepared to repair wheel! promptly,
Roseburg Review: Contractor L. U.
. Sherman wax In Cottage Urove last
week. He my that Cottage Qrove Is
moving ahead with a steady growth,
II ' on aooount of their road to
. Bohemia.
' Geo Bar be, Mendota, Va lays,
' "Nothing did me so much good ti
. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One dose re
lieved me, a few bottles cured me." It
digests what you eat and always cures
dyspepsia. Vincent & Co, Corner
Drug Btore.
O. Lund received word from bis
home at West Superior, Wis., saying
that the thermometer was 40 degrees
below aero, with strong wind blow
ing. It makes on shiver to think of
snob aoondltlon.
Hloks predicts several storm periods
for March. Notably from the 0th to
loth and about themlddleofthemonth
violent equinoctial hurricanes and galea
will occur on many seas. About the
S9th there will be much warmer
weather.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism and sclatloa know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medlolnea
and a doctor had failed. It Is the beet
liniment I have ever known of. J A
Dndgen. Alnharetla. Cla. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by tills
rerueuy. une application relieves tiie
rain. ror sale iy w l iMiano,
Wall paper at cost, and less.
F L Chambers.
One-half too girden s "1 In bulk
Just received at F. L. Chembere.'
t here la no bell r medicine for the
babies than Cbamberlaln'a Cousli
Remedy. Its pleasant taste and prompt
and effectual cures make It a favorite
wnn mothers and small children, It
quickly curt their courhs and eoMf
preventing pneumonia or other serlouk
consequences. It also ourea oroup auty
nas Men used In tens of thousands df
caaea without a single failure so far
we have been able to learn. It not onl
cures croup, but when given as the
oroupy oougb appears, will prevent the
attack. Id oases of w cooping cough It
liquefies the lough mucus, making It
easier lo expectorate, and lessens the
the severity and frequency of the par
oxysms of coughing, thus depriving
that disease of ill dangerous cones
(jueooee. For salt by W, L, DeLano.
Best bloyolea sold for least money at,
Barker Gnu Wink".
Telephone No 16 fur stove repaired,
blackened or Hit up.
M O Warner tunes pianos and
irgaus. impairing 'inu puhhiimik.
Bicycle repairing. All work guar
anteed. C. C. MATI1CK.
Buy good guns cheap at Barker Gun
Works.
Bicycle tires $4.00 a pair.
(J c Matlock.
See the new striking bags and
wblthy exercisers at Barker Gun
Works.
Frfab Garden Seeds Just In.
F. L. Chambers.
T. A. Wood, Grand Commander of
Indian War Veterans, will be at The
Hodman until tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Cum
berland Probyterlan church will bold
another market at Long's hardware
store, Ninth street, Saturday, Earoh 10,
Today's Albany Herald: The A. O,
U. W. drill team accompanied by A.
D. Barker and others, will today go to
Junction City, where they will assist
in the Installation of 25 candidates.
Experience is the bent teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy In any case
of coughs, colds or croup. Should It
rati to give Immediate reiier money re
funded. 26 eta and 60 eta. Forsaleby
W L DeLano
76 bloycles, all 1900 Creeenta, now on
the way. Walt for them. F L Cham
bers.
A petition Is In circulation aaklng E,
Schwarzschlld to stand for re-election
at dlreotor of school district No. 4. It
Is being numerously signed, we
understand.
We have over 860 Rambler and Ideal
riders. Buy a Rambler or Ideal and
you will never have to walk. They
are all fitted with the great G A J
tire. C. C. Matlock.
The White won 90 per cent of the
raoes at the Los Angeles meet. Holds
the world reoord from one to fifteen
miles, and Howard Freeman, of Port
land, Oregon, broke the world's un-
paced mile record standing start on a
1000 model, a White road wheel.
Old Jojquln Miller, "the pcet of the
Sierras," was In Virginia City a short
time ago the first time In about forty
years. While on the Comstook he
wandered Into tho Enterprise printing
oflloe and asked "If Dan de Qullle or
Mark Twain was in.'' Mark quit the
paper In 1803 and Dan hai r n dead
several years.
The Butte, Montana Miner of Febru
ary 28, give an account of the death of
John Pooley at Mridoivllle, a suburb
of ilutta, from the effeots of protroott d
over-indulgence In lalcobollo stimu
lants. The Miner says Pooley "ooou
pled a nicely furn'ihed apartment In
company with Kr d Herbold, a olerk
In the Meadervllle drug store."
Congrcgatlonal-C. E. Reception.
Iu token ol the appreciation of the
great aid and Impetus which Rev. and
Mrs. R. C. Brooks have In the past
four years given to the Christian
Endeavor work of their own society,
the local union, the county union, and
the state In general, the Endeavorers
of the Congregatloual church will
tender them a farewell reception at
the home of the president, Mrs. Robert
McMurphey, on Wednesday evening,
March 7.
All active, (isochtte and honorary
Endeavore,a and Epworth Lesguers In
the city are very cordially Invited.
Also all pastors and their wives.
"Who Is Who" Tonight
The Sao Jose Mercury of a recent
date has this concerning the play
billed at The Parker tonight:
"The musical farce oomedy "Who Is
Who" played to a good bouse at the
Vlotory theater last night and proved
to be one of the best farce comedies
ever seen here. The company, whloh
la beaded by Pusey and St, John, is
large aud oapable; the girls are pretty
and oostumes olepant. For an evening
of fun and musla "Who Is Who" Is
hard to beat.
THE DANIELS0N ASHORE.
Went On the Sands at biuslaw
Her Cable Parted.
The Floreooi West of March 2 has
this account of the accident that bMl
the ebuoner Daulelsmi while b-lug
towed Into the Hiunlaw river:
"Lat Saturday morning the steamer
Rooarts went out aoroas the HI unlaw
bar to pick up the schooner Daulelaon
with the intention of towing her Into
tbe river. There was a short kiuk In
the schooner' wire cable, lo wbl.tb the
tug's hawser was attached and about
tbe lime the Daulelson reached the
first breaker tbe atrain on tbe cable
caused It to part leaving tbe schooner
helpless for the moment. Her sails
were quickly spread and efforts made
to guide her into the river, but as there
was very little wind tbe vessel drifted
on the beach Inside tbe bar.
" The Robarls being unable to aid the
Danielson, made another trip out to sea
and brought In tbe Del Norte. She
then went to Florence and Acme and
took down a orew of men to take off the
freight from tbe schooner, but on arrlv
Ing there It was deemed unnecessary to
unload the vessel aa everything seemed
to be safe.
"A message was sent to the Umpqua
life earing station and Captain Berg
man and crew arrived Sunday after
noon to assist In getting tbe vessel
afloat.
"Tbe schooner is being worked along
on high tide toward tbe channel and
will probably get oft safely tomorrow."
Sehool Clerks' Salaries.
Salem, Or., Maroh 1, 1000.
Wm. M. Miller, County Superintend
ent Bobools, Eugene, Oregon.
Dkab Sir: According t circular
letter No. 9, school clerks are not
allowed by law to use any of the com
mon sob., il fund for salaries. This
decision was given In order to give
you a working btais to disallow tbe
exorbitant salaries to sobool clerks
which hr-i been the practice, In some
district!, in the pnt. However, I
would suggest that It might be as well
to allow sobool olerks a nominal sum
for their salaries; euough at least to
ooverthe ordinary expenses, such as
postage, stationery, etc, aud perhaps a
small sum for tbelr services.
Yours truly,
J. H . Aceerh an,
Bupt. Publlo Instruction.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that, the
partnership heretofore existing between
Will Hodea and J. H. Wriaman under
the Hrm name of Hodea & Wsasman Is
this day dissolved by mutual oonsent
Will Hodea will pay all bills, collect
all an ounts, and continue the business
at the old stand.
Dated at Eugene, Or., Feb. 1 , 1900.
Will Hodes.
J. H. Wabsman.
City
Woodcock Bkcond Choiob.
Register: "The flurry In tbe congres
sional camp In this district has about
subsided and It is highly probable that
Tboa H Tongue will be renominated,
If any other man should be named A
O Woodock would nil the bill." Of
course the Lane county "leaders" are
for Tongue, ai Is also the K?glater.
Hors Puhouaskd. Carmlchael
Bros, of Salem, today purchased and
received 00 bales of hops from Ed
luumisoo uroa. Keven oents per
pound was paid.
If you don't whs, ron
want, ask fur It,
ftroius w hm all
tin lat itjrlM ol
Hats, 5hoes,
Clothing,
ml a thonund othar Ihlnci villi hlrh mm
ran (il an.t iIhm T.;n blh In onalily anil
war i.ai 'ir..i Miuivf, Imt vtlml
ara 1uIm and cannot b tall for ityla
and prion, for wa lan Iwd htw follow.
I'onTinm Y'HirwK tiy oalllnf on
AX BILLY.
Working Night and Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made Is Dr. King's
New Lire fills. Every pill is a sugar
coated glotule of health, that changes
weakness Into strength, llstlesaness
Into energy, brain-fag into mental
power. They're wonderful In building
up the health. Only 25o per box.
Sold by Lluu A Co.
Notice.
Tbe ladles' guild of St. Mary's
Episcopal church will meet at tbe
parish bouse every Wednesday after
noon during Lent for the act mipllah
ment of work. The attendance of any
and all frlenda of tbe guild at these
meetings will be cordially appreciated
Ellin A. Lovkhidcib,
Beoretary.
The White Is King.
When roses bloom and robins sing,
And even when the sleigh bells ring,'
The White Is king.
peisoru,
Urorge Fiahir la at Blue Kiver.
J. Peroul visited Junction
loiuy.
J M Marti.. I- now driving tbe Hotel
Eugeue bu ,
Wlls Oweu returned from Roseburg
this afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Bean returned twiue to
Salem Ibis afternoon.
Mrs W H MansBeld, of Napa, Idaho
la visiting relative In this citv.
Miss Emma DM went to Salem
this afternoon to visit three or lour
weeks.
Mrs. E. C. Lake, after a pleasant
visit in Eugeue, left for her home in
Harrisburg ibis afternoon.
Jullm Goldsmith lias received a flue
Remington bloyole from the East for
2,600 tobacco tags which he sent in.
C. H. Park will leave for London,
England, Thursday on mining busi
ness. He expect t . be absent about
six weeks.
K. E. Bharkey.of Blue River, is here.
He is enthusiaalto over the success of
the Lucky Boy mine, of whioh he is a
part owner.
MrsBlocum Hadley andson.ot Roee
bure. arrived un today from Portland
and are vlsltlog at the home of Dr and
Mra W L Cheshire.
Rev Ray Palmer, of Portland, who
will leoture at the First cnriaiiau
church tonight at amass temperance
mee'.ing, arrived up this afternoon
Hon. H. B. Miller and F. B. Cbaae
...nr. ir Portland this afternoon to
attend the Fruit Growers' Association,
to meet In that city tomorrow and
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs J C Goodale, sr, of
Coburg, were In Eugeue today. This
is Mrs Uoodala's first visit to Eugene
since her recent attack of paralysis, aud
her many friends will be glad to now
she has recovered.
The American Flag.
The American flag now floats over a
land of barbarity. If anyone bad
prophesied this four years ago he would
have been laughed to scorn. Yet
change Is constantly taking place.
Nature Is raeroiless. So Boon as she
discovers an improvement, tbe old'
w batever It may be, is doomed. The
faot that Hosteller's Stomach Bitters,
the famous oure for dyspepsia, has re
mained unchanged for hall a century,
proves Its value, Try It for Indiges
tion, biliousness, constipation or
malaria, fever and ague, to be con
vinced. Your case is not Incurable.
Ynu simply have not used tbe right
remedy. Hosteller's Stomach Bitters
is wbat you nred the sooner tbe
better. It Is particularly valuable at
this seeson of tbe year.
Hugh Walker III Hugh Walker,
father of ex-County Clerk W. R.
Walker, is very ill at his home in
Springfield, and his death appears to
be a question of only a very short time.
His Btomajh has weakened until he
oan scarcely eat even smBll porllonsof
food. Some time sluce the old gentle
manhe is 78 years of ago had a
stroke of paralysis which left an arm
without feeling aud useless. The other
day he called "Billy" ad told him
the house cat was lying against his
side, making it dlflloult for him to
breathe. He could not be convinced
otherwise, wheu the cover was turned
down and It was seen that the
paralyzed arm was closely wedged
between the oovers and his body.
Long Tbrm Tkaciikk. G. W.
Milam, the present teacher of the
PleasautHIII publlo school, hei made
a reputttlon for long tsrms of service
In his obosen pmf slon. At the
school meeting held lu that distrlot
Monday, R. E. (.'allium was elected
director and R. G. Hemphill clerk.
Mr. Milam, who has taught that
school fer the paat three years, has
been employed another year on an
Inoreased salary. Mr. Milam was
employed In the Waltervllle district
for three oonseoutlve years before solus
to Pleasant Hill.
Hen Spring Goods
ARRIVING ntllV,
Dress Good:.
Silks,
Trillings,
Embroideries,
iijd maijy otyer goods
too rurrierous to neijtioij .
S. II. FRIENDLY.
THE SOCIAL FIELD
Gilt Presentation at U. 0. to
Professor Thomas Condon
THE MUSICAL CLUB RECITAL
PROFESSOR CONDON HONORED.
The University of Oregon honored
Professor Thomas Condon this morn
m h aneclal assuibly. Professor
itnnrinn hH lust Dossed the 78th mile
' . m A
stone of lire, and the r.cuity muuu
occasion at Ibis time to present to blm
flue chair, while the student bony
nontributed to the event a gold Inluia
lukstand and gold in. 'Ibe aliair
was in tbe nature of a surpriee, but
... nnt the less oleaiant on that
account.
After the opening exercises and (
sons bv the Faculty Qiartet, Presl
deut Bliong made the presentation
address on behalf of the faculty.
"During tbe 78 years Profesor Con
don has lived," President Strong saia,
"thegreatest advancement the wort:
has known, baa occurred. Tneincep
Hon aud progress of railroads, steam
boats, telegraph, educational advance
ment, invention, the building ol facto
ries and advanced growth of cities an
come withiu the life of Professor on
don." '
"1 hope that Professor Condon will
live another 78 years," continued tbe
speaker. '-That is not a long time
only 166 year. Yet many people
would not be able to accomplish iu the
150 years, for the upbuilding of charac
ter aud the advancement of tbe world,
what Professor Condon has occom-
plisluxt in on -forth that time."
On behalf of the faculty President
Slroug then pr. leut.-d to the venerable
professor tbe chair.
On behalf .f the student body C. N.
MoArtbur p sented tbe inkstand and
pen, taking u Wantage of the occasion
lo express i the beloved Instructor
siuuere apui. olatlou ot his labors for
the sluden .
Prof ssor Condon, lu responding,
was deeply moved by these material
evidences of tho devotion of students
aud r apeot of ci workers.
'The uuuruct ;r of the young people
coming under my instruction during
the paat 24 years tonus the evidence of
snbdlauiial greatness uud nobility for
the Oregon of tbe future, anditseiu
tlonal advancement."
Judge J. J. Walton made a few brief
remarks on the rirly history of the
University, which he is well qualified
to do, having been connected with the
board of regents since 1873, when the
same was organized. Of tbe first three
prulessors selected Professor Condon
alone remains In B3tlve service The
other two were the late president.
John W. Johnson and Professor Mark
Bailey,
"The life work of Prof wr Condon,"
said Mr. Walton, "mak-1 an Impress
upon the character of tbe people of the
state which oannot be estimated. It
lives and develops anew in power and
strength with every decade."
After the singing of "Rock of Ages"
by the student body, assembly ad
journed, only to crowd upon the ros
trum to personally tender congratula
tions and best wishes to the instructor
thus publloly honortd.
MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT.
The concert oi the Ladies' Musical
Club, given at the Congregational
church last evening, was one of the
most highly appreciated musical affairs
given this winter. The audience was
generous In Its applause and eaoh
number of the excellent program re
ceived a nattering reception. Mr.
Frazor and Miss Ford presented the
nrst number, BrabmB' "Hungarian
Dances." Tbe excellent work of these
talented young people demanded an
encore, whloh was readily given. The
ladles' octette sang Rubensteln'i
-voices or tbe Woods." The voices
blend pe feotly and the chorus work la
excellent. It wai a tou ice tf regret
that Mrs. Hollenbeck was unable to
appear, on account of Illness. Mr. W.
Qlfloid Nash furnished tbu number,'
nu an usuai oengnted his audience.
Mr. Nash played "Warum." Schu.
maun, and "Air de Ballet," Cham-
inaue. i nereis a magnetto quality in
me playing of Mr. Nash that meets
with an immediate response, aud these
numbers wete among his best. The
mixed octeti , sang "The New Love
ugs," nraiims, and the voice com
pleasing. "Slavlo
Dances" for eight hands on the pRUo
TOMveu met ,tea commendation. Mrs.
, Wo" wog'-My Heart Ever
raithful," Bach. This wa, her last
publto .ppearance In Kogene, and
lth the leave taking Eugene loses the
" .,r,c soprano to the Willamette
me number was grand in
conception and Intonation. R-spond-Ing
to tumultuous demauds for encores
Mis. Hrooks tang "Ave Atari..;
... ctarry c.K1es,w by the ladles'
oc. tte, closed the program.
KNTKKTAINMKNT.
An entertainment ws ivn . .....
First Christian church last evening o
wore funds for the benefit J, l.
cbool. The recelnt. 7
f.M... S . " Tr "us-
? unuwing ja
rendered:
Song,
" Clara'?"8'' V""1"'
ng. Clara Oreenj "Beautiful Will
"""to," Shnpeon. John rJJL1"
Wall Paper.,
We have duci.led to iliscontin,,,
paper department, and n . 0I"
doing so will offer some of thtr''
of paper in Eugene at n
Startling
Prices.
If you call early you will find a fine line
of designs to select from. The opportu
nity of the season for handsome decora
tive woric at a smaii expense. .
GRIFFIN
EiRDW
1
RUNNING UP A BIG Bill
For doctor'i fees WmV.H l
jee-stary, when ,on m ,7
tacked with cold. rttk?
keep a bottle of oJS
Whiakey in your bona,,,
then tate it in ,,
toddy, or an your-taiudl
W ffl. Heusi
Crawford, Messrs Patterson and Hand
aaker; Recitation; "When I was
Young," David Lister; Song and
March, "Tbe Temperance Banner,"
drill by Sunday school children;
"The Tramp Musician," Mrs. M. A.
Cox, Solo, by E. M. Patterson with
large chorus, "The Good Time Coining;'-
Tableau, "Under Ibe Hall,"
Gileu Rose; Double Quartette, "O
Souuil the Jubilee;" "His First and
Last Diiuk," E. Be udrtau; Solo and
Quartette chorua, male voices, "We'll
Qet There Just the Same," Messrs
Mesrrve, Hoven, Pattert-on aud Hand
saWer; Tableau, "Justic and Mercy,"
Ruby Hendricks, Mai el Stiles, Mary
Duisley.
WHIST CLUB MEETINa.
Mr and Mrs T B Luckey entertain 1
the Married Folks Whist Club If uV
evening. The first prize went to Mtb
Jss Hoffman and the sr nd to Mrs C
L Wlntor. Mrs A L Peter and Gv-o
Smith secun d prices at anothej inter
esting and entertaining game provkl- 1
by the resourceful bojt and hostess. A
luncheon served during the evening
wa9 dainty in all In appointments.
Those prc-eut weie: Mr and MraJB
Lnokey, Mr and Mrs Jes Hoffman
Mr and Mrs T A Gilbert, Mr and Mrs
Geo Smith, Mr and Mrs 8 8 Spencer,
atr ana tars v L Winter, Mesdames J
Andrews, A L Peter, Miss Edith
Hoilman, Messrs E R Davis, Beth Mo
Aiister, .Lester Luckey.
Grand Opportunity.
Your photograph enlarged free. To
each purchaser of a oan of Baking
in.wueratooo. eizeor picture, 16x20.
Sample of the work can be seen by
vaiuug at me store.
BrjRa'B Variety Store,
Eighth St., Engeoe, Or
PARKER OPERA Br
WALTER tOSLtay
4nnounccmenL
I hereby announcn muonifoo o ,
dldate for reflection to the office of
scnoot clerk. Quo. p, Cbaw
To Cure a Cold in One Day
nHi,g uiuiuu vuiLuue xhd-
letfl. All Hrnontoi. l
i i il icmuii tuo money
turels on eaoh bov. 9Kn
To HARRifmnun TViorui-n r..
Shaw, C M Horn. F A R.nhin va
..., i. ... . 1 "
JOI1D A Hi tin VU,v,
man, J M Shelley, M Svarverud and
Wm Green, mrrnhm r uii.
Encampment, IOO F, went to Har-
...g tuia anernoon on the train,
win assist the Harrisburg En
campment tonight In degree work.
the program
" .... .
"'"ie," by the a 8
soio and a,,., .,,.;;. "?u.,,s"g
- Baby, "h--
"The Laborer is
Worth of His Hire."
Fit a wage-earner can
!j t more for fits persona! ser
".v: i in strong and vigorous
'leutin. The blood is the
Ufc-g'ivtng and strength-making
part of the system. If it
is p ne, &l! s veil- (fnott n
should be purified with
Hood's Sarsaparilla, -which
makes the weak strong.
Can Eat - ' Wis tired out. hid no
tpvcUtt untU I took Hoofs StrsAfarOU.
B bolt me right up and 1 n tAt hcArt.
ffy." Effa &t. HAotr. Athct. Mx.
Jtt; fill. qrJlT.r III., th. Bo..,rlmin .,d
TONIC
Tha mil It'
nl ill fu O
hi ui i as,
Third ami Ik.t Editing
ltapid. ltoarini ud Boiikiat
FARCE
Whoi
Who.
Introducing tbove ootnie Um
Ghas Pusey and Bert St
And an eiM
company of 25hlr
class artists. Oat
iest and brightest
specialties. Th
newest things !
musical farce, Hit.
orate scenery, bem
tlful costumes.
Prices Sec. 3, 60 ctnb. UM
of house 75 cents. M
da) morning.
Brave Meo Fall
Victims to etomasb, ll",l3
troubles as well ai wotneD,i"'i
the results In lost of ippfWn
I- .u kartbarh. BfTSSI
headache and tired, llitl1
feeling. Listen to J w"j
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