Rogue River courier., August 23, 1900, Image 4

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ONE MAN’S OOP SUPERSTITION
TICEED FIVE CENTURIES
Mounted Animals
ami Heads.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Tv the mountains ear people in in­
There are nearly 2/00 stitches in a creasing «»timbers yearly took lor ttw>«e
pair <»f hand sewn lioots.
it,vs of relaxation and recreation ue<*-»-
Nearly half a mil.ion people bathe vary to cnaiiHait
humao Maehice in
Value of Imports of Tropical Prod­
A number of especially fin«- A,1‘
every year in Utah’s Salt lake.
lai/ working condition. The languorous
Rouao, one of the principal citir» of
i
»
u
u
ha-
ht»'
'
’
iperitl-
.ri
r
“
Near?
a
ucts Into United Sutes
mats
and heads are offered for sale
•I*-th of the -essh-ife provt* vwry s--iio i
France, and the gr* at«-»t seat of its cot-
Qua ” rei i,rh I a i^4 halls street
; ton manufacture. po«»r»»«-B the oldest florists with lily bulbs fur many years. ire while it lasts, but many have decided at very reasonable rates. Among
i.«T
na
t*.ey
lamnled
a
u
fr
r u
'1 wt-ive «-arnels sh pj*d from Al­
'bat the anrin>> siting «hocid provide the lot aie the following :
th* C hicago Inter , public clock in the world. The great
e.t;-, fívü dl.gr
Rouen clock has held its place in that giers to New York died on the voyage not ou’y rad'«
change xof air au-i -ur-
*n
•
across
a
little
story
t kt an
serosa
th«*
Atlantic.
Eiery | city for 510 sears and is the pride of its
round.ng«, but also snch stimulation <»f
the ot?,-.r *lg/ on that line.
The
imports
uf
crude
rubber
to
this
< itizens. ria ed iu 1389, it has been
itM> uin% year in and year on», w ith the ' running without interruption from country haxe in the last 30 years in­ flagging eaergit s as will provide brawn
'-----, a promim nt
•xct piíon of ' Sundays,
and vigor for the return to HUoi. F -r
1 North side tHisinrso rnan get» on the that day to this, requiring nothing ex- creased 431 per cent.
The people of the United States arc
Some one has calculate«! that the this tl ey urge the mountain
| < «-pt cleaning and a few trifling repair«
(
lark
street
cable
car
at
Fullerton
ave-
paying Sl.000.0o0 a «lay for tropical
of its a^'cecsury parts. The great clock ¡Mjstrnru of London walk, together, ramble, the balsam of
products used in manufacturing or ! nue. rifles Io lllinoiaaml < lark streets, had so &cruston«ed the citirens to look M«mething like 4S.36O miles a «lay—a
pines, and th» dear,
I then alights and walk» to hi» office*
food and drink, and. most of which are
IT vou wish anything in this lint
u|>ou its exactitude as a matter of distance «-«¡ual to twice the circumfer- mountain air.
produce«! in great« r or lrr> degree <»r I whieh is within » stone’s throw of La <*ourt»e that when, in 1572, the brooking vuce uf thr globe.
or
have gny specimens you w’~*
In
this
direction
the
I
Salle
S
ih
I
Randolph
streets.
-hstta
Li
..mt*
can be readily produced in thr islands
In the last 60 years ths »¡«red of
[ “The other day a gentleman who was of a wire prevented its sounding five
now afford* a waahh of attrm tinns. The mounted, apply at the C ourier of­
which have come into efoeer ”• .’at
r’clock one morning, the pop trial ion cx-ran sti-amcvH has been increased
ship with the United States through I visiting thia man’s bouse ro«U- down­ was In a state of consternation.
fre-m ’x|/a to 22% knot» an hour. Ships entire line of road from IshlAml to Ke » fice or call on
thr events of the past two years, ¡ lie town with him. and on arrixing at th«-
The magistrate» Minis
* umnr • ’ ed th« cus­ have been more than trebled in leugth ding is studded with charming and a«*-
corner
ut
IHiuuU
and
C
lark
«tr«-et»»
ex
April summary of com merer
and
todian tiuilkiume Petit and remon­ alxiut doubled in breadth and in- ewatible b- tel« and raiftps, where are
finance, which has ju«t been iseurd by preyed his surprise when the Chi­ strated gravely with him. Until 1712
•
1 .
cheer and corn fort and healing at reason­
cago
man,
with
an
apologetic
tour,
the treasury bur«au of statistics,
the great clock had no p« < lulum. For uumlN*r of passengers carried by a able cost, and where you can hunt, fish,
naked
him
to
meet
him
at
his
office,
show» thnt in the ten months ending
323
years
it
had
no
other
regulator
than
An ObsrrvAlton Car
steamship
hus
Ijeen
incr*ase<l
from
with April our imports of tropical as he always walked from thia pia«-r a ‘‘foliot,*’ an apparatus unknown to 1 0 to neHr’p 2.000. Thr engine power ride, loaf or play with equal ia-ility.
Oí
moque
debían, will always be fuurn
across
the
bridge
and
thence
to
the
Ur
if
you
look
fo-
healing
water«,
none
i.OOO.
products have been over 03oo.OOO.O9u In
the majority of modern < lock makers. has been made 40 times a * great, while
value, thus averaging fully 01.000,000 a offirt. The visitor, rather fancy ing the The |>en<hilum in clockwork was intro­ the rate of coal consumption per horse (letter can be found, hot or cold, than at the end cf the Northern l’a«-itic
day. and indicat ng that for thr full walk himself, swung off the car with duced in 1C59, but so well satisfed were
he springs of Ashland, Colevtin. Ander­ North Coast Limited, both east and we?
piwer is tow
alxjut one-third
his frien<k.
year they will rearh 0MMOO,OOO.
bound. Observation platform is e>x »O’
son, Bartlett. Byron and Paso Koblev.
thr people <>f Rouen with t^e timr- what it was in 1840.
“ Uhat’s your Idea iu walking every
India rublier, fiber*, raw silk, cotton,
•<«-rping quaffths of their famo'is old
Before visitiog Europe“ the people of a half feet long and entire width oí ea»
Tin* FhajjE- of t’«r fan was originally
gums, cabinet woods, ind^o, ivory, morning?* he n*ked the < hirago u^an. I clock that 53 y ears were allowed «o pass
modeled after thr paha Iraf. but it the Northwest should tee the glories of Ladies' observation pallor is 2Sfe* t lor»»
dye woods and certain line», of ch«• «ri­ ‘Like the exercise. J stppurrT M
before a pendulum was substituted for now Mppe trs under many different Vow mite valley, and the wondrous A. D. Charlton, Ast’t (ien’l Pasa. Ag t
«/• ‘No. not particularly/ rejoined the
vals make up the share of this vast
the "foliot.” Equipped with this new forms, Thr fixe«l fan, which is thr
grove« of Maripoea and Calaveras; the 255 Morrison Si., Cur. 3>1, Portland, Or«
sum which the manufacturers of the other. ‘Superstition. J reckon« Some
apparatus it has continued to this day most primitive type, was first con
Parisians are likely to make isqniries
United States take and require in con­ ten years ago 1 wus riding through thr
to strike the hour« and chime the quar­ structrd from a Itaf on a stalk. Thr
stantly increasing quantities.
The tunurl with a friend and we occupied ters.
concerning these attractive resorts.
“Lani«-lla” and fphling fa* s were prob­
importation of raw materials lor use a seat on the grip car. The car was
PARKER'S
Send to Mr.
H Markham* General
in manufacturing has increased stead­ very crowded, passengers xtamiing
A corre«iMjn<h nt write» from Lau­ ably ii ?rc«’ r. «1 bj the fifteenth cen­
HAIR BALSAM
Paesenger Agent. Portland, for new
Clear. .» rim ! bewuuLe« Ue u
ily and now forms more ♦han one-third Djxin the foot board of the grip The sanne that the district of Javaux, sit­ tury. th** foiling fan I « i«;g th - most
Prou. ,v« A ’niunai*« frvwtfi.
booklets on Cagtie Crag, Shasta >prings,
Never Fail« to Before
of qur total imports, and th*- large pro­ movement of one of these passengers uated between Lawianne and Vevey, fandlinr form of mod«*rn tin»« a Thr
Hair to its Youthful Co.or.
“Lamella’* fan, which <uridstcd of MtX iond riven, Yosemite, and excursion
Cam *» P '“•**-» * i»«‘r
is at
portion of this comes fr«»nt the tropies accidentally brushed my friend’s hat nnd having a population of
J
slips
of
ivory
yr
similar
m
iteiial
con
­
rates thereto.
Of India rubber alone the imports of from his head. Iu making a frantic this moment in the proud position of
the ten month* amount tri more thar. attempt to recover it hr pitche«! for­ being able to board tbal in the several nected together at one md by a pin
227.aoo.ooo: of fibers, io «niw.ooe; of ward between the tunnel walls and prison* in the district there is not a Offen«! ci oierous opportunities fur
tin manufactured i-iik. 044).(MMMXM); of thr car. In spite of frenzied efforts •ingle prisoner. A white Hag float»over carx»d ¡nd i it ced x.ork in ivory. Lory
cotton, over 07,UO<).O<M>; of gums, more upon the ¡«art of myself and others to every prison in token of this praise­ tortoise shell find « name! work.
than
while cabinet woods, «hag him out hr was crushed tu <l«-ath worthy fact, and virtue reign« supreme
in the rantnn of Vaud.
FASHION’S FANCIES
dye woods, indigo and ivory also ag- before thr car could be stopped.
gregate several millions.
“ ‘Kiner that time J have always had
Of the constantly* increasing propor­ a prrf!’«>nitiou that should I » xrr rid«-
tion of imports of f<>o<tat ufT*. sugar, of again through the tiinnrl my end would
Stages ruu both ways daily between Grants Pass, Oregon, and Crescent
Bourse, is first, and of that the projior- be thr same. You mi ay think me foolixh
City, Cal., passing through the following interior points r-VVilder-
tion which comes from the tropic* i« and attribute this to sii|M*rstition, but
No womuu need think that she can-
vastly greater in the past year lhan in I have never been through that tunnel
ville. Love's, Anderson. Kerby, Waldo, Shelly Creek,
nut have a haiM.kt rchief.wai*t simply
immediately preceding
years, the since. I walk to Illinois and ( lark
Patrick's Creek, Gasquets.
because
seme
hifnciktichiefs
cost
tit-
Dutch East Indies, which lie just street In the evening auu take a rar;
out
of
ordflr
W
you
have
the
symptom
«ioiiara
upicre
und
cniire
waists
♦
II
alongside of th«- Philippine*, bring now m the morning I akway* alight at thpt
•n u mera tel on tht« chart. You ran be cured 1 terr me utber*. aud pretty waists
our largest single source of supply for corner, rain or shine, and walk to my
without the aid of Calomel, Blue M rs * or
WESTBOUND
EASTBOUND
sugar. For thr ten months the im­ office. If I accompany my wife to Quinine They are mineral« and are apt to too. thui srli in some of the best «1«
portations of sugar are more than ?*0,- the theater 1 Leave hrr on thr car at poison the blood. Why not add your name pa. ineul fef ores fur 35.75. isuy s the New Leave Grants Pass............ H a tu. | Leave Crescent City . •
6 a. in
. 1 imtr.
000,000; those of «coffer nearly 05O.UOO,- this corner and walk to thr theater. to the already large list of people cured by
Arrive at Waldo........ ........... 6 p. ra. | Arrive at Waldo........... 8 p. tu
t
small
girl
i
to
I
m
u
»
brillant
ut
000; tra. nearly 010,000,000; tobacco. I w'oukl not go through that tunnel Ilt'DYANt ill DYAW ha« « nred 1C -•> Oth
. 6:30 a. tn
Leave " aldo..........................4 a. tn. | 1-eave Waldo . .
,nri,>..g bird this season, übe
310,000.000; tropical fruits and nuts, again for 05,000. Thr strange part of •re and it will cure you. HI DY AN is the
Arrive
at
Crescent
City
..
.
.
6
p,
m.
|
Arrive
at
Grants
Pass
.4:30 p. tn.
greatest
vegetable
remedy
of
the
century
and
‘
ing
ail
kinds
of
bj-ignt
«
a
she
315.000,000; cacao and chocolate, 35.000.- al! this is that thr other tunnels ¡s>s-
reu m.d bright-colored 1 1 LI m io
Tite scenery through which this line passes is beautiful. A de-
000, and such other articles as spices, sess no terrors for me. I frequently’ will relieve all the following symptom« :
rvu ia cue 01 lhe colon, n.t it of
rice, olive oil, etc., add s< teral millions ride through thr Washington and Van
Igiitfu! mount^i road from C i- ,uvt t > Crc ent City. Excursion
HVDTAW on b« had of »11 drugji.ta^toy
iu her bats just now. 1 l d s«.- eiu
to the total.
Hit
.1: ¡Dg MMMMt K9M n.
•
Burrii strret tunurls
without
a Ki emu per package
ei.i. ■.■■■ I
■ ii
ri«s
an
thought of danger, but thr Lu »Salk
J. C. HARPER, Grants Pass, Or., Mauager.
ARMY OF CENSUS EMPLOYES street never?”
ONE MILLION A DAY
A CM« «ay WAS*
!•«•
Siila.«- Hat.Ner
fl'oUgh M
1 Oregon Deer Ilea«»
1 Deer.
1 Panther.
1 Black Bear.
¿Jal
S. 11. CALHOUN
THE MAMMOTH
Ö b.iCa-
...taWiahcd '. ;-.c.
3L1LT AN«, CONÜUCÎ-O ON
STRICT BUSINESS .'R!*CIP l LS
always L*
TO DATE
day *rr.
NIGHT
PfiESS
REPORTS
Wh2D you buy The drcaonian you do not
Uvest ia a lottery,
iou get your money’s
'¿Mth, in both qupjtity and quality.
The Oregonian is the only newspaper in Ore-
gon. Washington. Idaho and British Columbia
taking both the day and night reports of the
Associated Press.
Carries I . S. Mails, Passengers and stage Express
YOUR LIVER
’ .st SPECIAL
CUR­
RI SPON>-
ESCE
e R’ ICE
detail.
TIME TABLE.
THE JUDGE’S DOUBLE ENTRY.
The exact number of censua enu­
merators now at work is 52,031. Penn*
sylvania lead« the list, with 447«;
4,492
New York com«-* next, with
Alaska han only 2 and Nevada 5.1. The
numbers iiN*igne<k to the other state*
ami territories are as follows:
Aialmma, 1,211; Arizona, H6; Arkan­
sas. 021; California. 1,207; Colorado,
381; Connecticut, 545; Delaware, 103;
District of Columbia, 51; Florida, 292;
Georgia, 1,25k; Idaho« 14«; Illinois,
5.345; Indiana, 1,940; ImMan territory.
IMS; Iowa, 1,700; Kansas, 1,397; Ken­
tucky, 1,31k; Louisiana. 717;
Maine,
48«; Maryland, 744; Massachusetts,
1>20;
Michigan, 1,700; Minnesota,
'.,675; Mississippi, 842; Missouri, 2.262;
Montana. 217; Nebraska, 1,067; New
Hampshire, 274;
New Jersey, 1,107;
New Mexico, 179; North Carolina,
1.. North Dakota M ' ' N •
Oklahoma, 256; Oregon. 371; Rhode Is­
land, 251; South Carolina, 748; South
Dakota, 420; Tennessee, 1,492; Texas.
1.806; Utah, 212; Vermont, 295; Vir­
ginia, 1,095; Washington, 379; West
Virginia, 584; Wisconsin, 1,579; Wyom­
ing. 73.
DOG IN LIEU OF RING
One of C incinnati's society young
women preferred a pug «log to a wed­
ding ring. Sht got it. I hr girl wa
Margaret Harrison, daughter of Pres­
ident L. B. Harrison, of the First na­
tional bank, whil«’ the giver of the dog
was Howard Childs, who 1« now* her
hualmnd.
When the young people
plighted thrir troth Miss Harrison dr-
cidvd that an engagement ring was not
up to date, so she asked her flancr,
who is from Boston, to give her a dog
The pug was decorated with white
satin ribbon and Mcconi|mni«<l the
bridal party to the altar. Mr. Childs
1» the young man whose friends led
him to believe that hr must get a
health certificate before hr could pro­
cure a marriag« license. Hr hop|H<1
around the health office and went
through various gyration* to prove
hi hmm -If soun<t. w hile a party of ac­
quaintances enjoyed themselves hugr-
Hope far Government Ship«.
Nearly all th« roj « uu?d by thel’nit
ed State» nsvy
n.aniifac!urrd In the
government n«pt-walk at the Charles­
ton navy yard. The plant has just been
thoroughly overhauled and elect rival
motive power has been installed there.
At the time of the outbreak of the
Mpanish w.ir the j ' .rnment r >| m walk
had beep allowed to deteriorat« am!
the navy departmciit uu« obliged to
buy large quantities of supplies out-
aide, But the improvements made
since then, at a
of over |b<0,U0n.
have bo increased the rapacity of the
plant that it is now one of the large«!
io the world.
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BUREAU
The Oregonian Bureau at Washington oily
furnishes the paper with everything In national
legislation and gossip which may affect the
people of the Northwest states. Thia la In addi­
tion to and supplements the daily house, senate
and capitol reporta of the Associated Presa.
EDITORIALLY
The Oregonian prints more editorial than any
other paper in It» field. It Is pre-eminently the
journal for thoughtful, intelligent readers. It
discards hollow, sensational matter, with which
many other papers art burdened.
POINTS OF WEAKNESS:
1. BILIOUS HEAD-
ACHE- KallOTSd by
HUDYAN.
8 3. JAtTNBICEOF
THE EYES. MUD-
YAN will rau-e th« j .
kHvueaa to disappear and
the normal, buailby color
to return.
4 OOATED TOMQUF.
FOETID BREATH.
HUDYAN will clear th«
tongue Mid make th«
ret.
Time Spent In Reading The
Oregonian Is Time Gained
In every town
and village
may be had
Judge Jainex Fitxgeraid, of the New
York supreme court, is an excellent ex­
ample of what perseveranc«’ and sin­
gleness of purpo»e w .a Qccoiupliab,
says the Philadelphia Saturday Even­
ing Post. The judge, who is about 4<
years old, supported not only himself,
but helped his family while Nerving as •r««lh pur.
a casli boy in a store, and at night hr
8. TENDERNESS AND PAIN IN
attended Cooper I nion. Later hr read
THE STOMACH, DUE TO INDIGES­
law at night and managed to be admit­
TION. HUDYAN will clear th. •:
h ..I
ted to tbv bar at Mie «am»* age that
moat young men la-gin practice. The the „row of bile, nll.ro the p»ln .nd eauar
Judge has had more than fair sailing, lb. food to to p. rf«ctl/ dtgMtad.
though, since hr bectwne a luwyrr. lie
u enlarqeuentoe the liver
is u powerful man physically, ruddy,
HUDYAN
and as active as a lynx. To his nativ«
Irish wit is added u power of *|»vrcli due. the User to Ils normal
that nearly approa< hrd eloquence. II«
HUDYAN will cur« all th« ab- ve lymp-
soon took a prominent part in politic«,
tom« and niake >ou well. l>o not delsjr
and wax for years u member of t hr leg­ longer. Go to your drtnrglst at ou< e and pro­
cure a pa ’k F* of III 1>> AN for ’J> ccn’.s or 4
islature.
'o. If your drugglat doea nol
Several years ago hr waa appointed package« f< r
keep it, send direct to the HUD Y xN MS. M.
an additional assistant district attor­ UY «O.tfPVNV,
bi iu
o, 1 altf mía
ney at the comfortable salary of $7,5o<
If you ar« not anti-’.ed with tse «ff. eta. re
•he year. Before Inking office hr mar
turn the empty IU 1)1 IN t x a:id we will
I
ried an<! wrnt on a prolonged wedding return your money. Keraet’il»er that you can
con»ult the II U l> V AN DOCTO RN
trip. When hr returned a month's pay
t *. You may
FHKK. Call and • -e th - d«>rtora
was due him. and hr went to the offi<’<
fur it. During his honey moon he had call and aee tb-in, or write, ns you «k»ir«
traveled over a good part of tbi« coun­ Address
iug Lu.
try, and as his funds were low he went
stitches
HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY
direct from the train to the office.
“Here is your money, counselor.”
«tjid the pay clerk, deferentially , after
his kind.
"AM right.” replied Mr. 1 -'itzgerald,
pocketing the roil of bills.
"Sign the pay roll, please,"continued
the clerk.
"Of course,” responded Uir bride­
Don't Let Bshy Sufi«.
groom. and, absentmiudedly. he wrote
1- ONIA
ONI
THIKf
as follows:
I
"James Fit/geralJ and wife.”
an« *
and ««low growth in infant.«« —
Ami the entry is on the city books to and that ia, for very obvious rt
Antlirri. It atop’« the fretk
this day.
' rblene«, coi
lies», general * fei
rh'iA- Prevent* brain trouble
the i
««tom*. Rentier* I ad
dims
• oary. It ha.* I*e
million « of Itabies die annuall
mother ■« knowing what to do.
the dangi nu* period of clfib
«•eriou*» to la*
la- <lu*mu>*e«i
<liamu>ee<i with tl
remark •’Baby is cutting her te
child necdN bone making malt
Irri -uppli«'- thw »ant
Is t
volvra in milk and taken easily,
will save voui baby untold mu
¡»»Mpaid 1 \ return mail on re
<*ente> Full instruction« with ca< h
dr« - Inland Drug C'o , / ‘ 4 Wa-hini!t
idreet, s«n Francisco. < al. Antif
lainlv relieve-« teething baMe« lh
on all package« «ohi by »mail t
luoney Vy «ending stamps in fu1
returned within 30 days m»t over
used. We xxani one re»pectal
la«iy agent in each l »wn for
indartatls
FOR FARMERS
AND
Shasta
Route
rrairiM Leave Grants Pa-s for Pori
land and \\ ay Station* at 4 :4O
a in und <J: •1 p ni.
a
Grease
Lv.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Ar.
Portland .
liran'sl H-.
Ashland. . .
Sacramento
San Francisco
S ;30 a. tn.
10 4S p in.
12 . ¡3 a. in
5:00 P,in.
7:45 p US.
7 :00
10 :I0
11 :30
4 :35
9.50
p.rn
a.tn.
a m.
a m.
a.in.
Ar.
Ar.
\r.
Ar.
Ogden. .
5:45 p m.
Denver........
,9:0l) a tn.
Kansas Citv . .7:25 am.
Chicago .
.7 :55 a. hi .
11 :15
w o i
7 :2 >
9:30
a.m
a m.
a.m
a.m.
7.00
(>.0 »
»> .30
9 :55
4 .00
a.m.
p in
a.m
a.m
a.m.
\r. Loa Ang»-ks.
Ar ¡Ei i‘a«
Ar. Fori Worth.
Ar. Ci’y ! i \! xic<
\r. H mt, h
1:20 p m
0 0 » p.»n.
«:3d a tn.
9:55 a.tn.
4 .00 a in.
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MEN
IME "AD."
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Sores and Ulcers
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Thst old ¿ore or ulcer. which has been a «outre of pain, worry atul anxiety to you ftw
fire or ten vsats — mavbe longer — doesn't heal br< u..«*e ' u are not ' ng the pt- ••rr treat­
ment, but ate trving to cure it with salves and washes
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pa to SuLiie ex'c nt, no real
is in the blo*>l and far lex und the .each «-, « xter ual apnlics^Jons.
A sore heals pn-mptly when the bio**! is in goou conditi«>n. but ruivot* if it is diseaatd.
tendency of these tdd sores and ulceru is to grow worse, spreading and eating deeper into the flesh
They are a constant drain upon the system, gradually but suielv ruin the health ana sap tbv very life
A prison's capacity for work or pleswrc M suuu L *t in the great d< vire and sea.-ch for something to cur.
3. S. 0. makes a rapid ana wiir.atietit cure of oM •»’!<*« and uh?« • «. «• '. * the ti . • umduinr tha
doe*, became no other can reach deep set.ted blood troubles Ordinary Sarsapariîta and potash mixture*
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blood diseases s life study. If you will write them about your case, they will gia>!ir
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