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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18
Mr.. EDITOR lin the CHRONICLE OF
July 4, you say under the head of

July 4, you say under the head of
"oUR RESOURCES"
that Prof. Stevenson of the Ohio Geo.
logical Survey was in town last week.
He has been over part OF the northern
section Of the county and expects to do
up the balance of it in few weeks"
Lest your article should lead to error
and confusion on the subject, permit
me to say that Prof. Stevenson is not a
member of the Ohio Geological Corps
and never was; though he may be, as
you say, ga man of large experience,
and knows whereof he speaks"
The state is divided into threa Geo
logical districts. In brief, the CHIEF
Geologist, Prof. Newbury, has tnai
north Of the Central Ohio Railroad,
and Prof. Andrews the territory south
of it, Prof. OrtOn the southwest. II
will thus be seen that Belmont County
is divided nearly in the middle be.
tween Newbury and Andrews. Mr.
Andrews has worked up his half of the
county pretty thoroughly, but his
work has not yet been printed, and
will not be until Mr.. Newbury finishe:
the north part of the county, so that il
may be embraced in one report. Prof
stevenson is doubtless local assistant
of Mr.. Newberry's either employed BY
him or permitted to go on this part o
the work at his own expense, or in The
employ of other special parties, al
many of the local assistants seeking
knowledge and experience in Geology
lido; and he may be and probably is en-
tirely competent to the task.
You say, "The Wheeling Valley
folks will receive the greatest encour
agement upon the subject OF coal de
posits. The McMahon's creek Goa
Is of limited extent and of ordinary
quality. the vein running out abou
four miles west of town." al
What town do you mean? If Bel
laire, then you are quite mistaken, fo
what is called the River coal, or 6 foo
bed, crops out along McMahon's creel
lab0ve the surface f0r eight miles Yves
of Bellaire, and then runs under tn
Surface, and not out, as you have ii
This bed of coal runs out nowhere eas
iof Barnesville, and the precise place
Icrops out west of Barnesville is no
'twel settled. But in addition to tn,
4 sslimited extentn of this McMahon'
1creek coal it is etdown as only s'of or
ldinary qualityn when compared witt
1.-THE Wheeling creek coal. The truth i
they are bolh the same bed of coal
from three to eight miles apari
Y of equal quality and about equal thick
I ness. The McMahon's creek coal ha
tbeen well tested for years at the Stew
TART and .Mehan mine, seven miles Yves
from Betlaire, where it has been and
lyet extensively worked. and at othe
mines both east and west of the Stew
art mine. The coal is six feet thick an
of fine quality, but no better than tn
1 Wheeling creek coal, for it is substar
u TALLY the same. 1t may be that Pro
lStevenson is working more in the inte.
est of certain Railroad parties than /
that of the State Geological Survey, an
is better adapted to that kind of work
, But why should the CHgoNICLE max
invidioes comparisons between tn
y Wheeling creek and McMahon's cree
Goals, when they are substantially tn
lsane in both quality and extent? tx
Id fn.oa MCMAHON'S CREEK.
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LYONS KAIHIRON.

man Hail.. To Prsvsntits Falling Out
and Turning Gray.
A weil-preserved Head of Hair, In a person
OF middle age. at Ionce bespeaks refinement
elegance, health and beauty. II may truly be
called womans Crowning Glory, while men
are not insenslble TO It's advantages and charms
Few things are more disgusting than this
frizzly, harsh, untamed Hair, wi th head and
coat covered with Dandrnf. Visit barber
and you feel and look like new man. Thisi
what LYONS KATHAIRoN will do oil the
time. The charm which lies In well placed
Hair. Glossy Curls, ,Luxuriant Tresses, and a
Clean Head, Is noticeable and irresistible.
sold by all Druggisfs and Country stores. L
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

The penny postal card system is to re-
eeiye a severe trial at the beginning,
through the irrepressible propensity Ol
the live American to "Advertise. .p--
Letters are pouring into the Depart
ment asking when the cards will be
ready. New York merchants made
applications for over two millions, to
be used as advertising cards. Firms in
Boston, Providence, Philadelphia, Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati, st. Louis and other
cities have similar request fled, and il
is believed that at least one-half of the
first lot will be Immediately disposed OF
to corporations and business houses.
The cards will be ready in about a
month. % Oi.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

- Last Friday was the anniversary OF
the battle of Boyne, and the Orange
i1aen went through their usual parade
in New York, in spite of the threaten
ings of the Irish Catholics. 1t Will be
Remembered that last year such q terri
BILE row was Kicked up about thelr
marching through the streets. This
time the organization of the police was
too @ perfect to encourage any demonstra'
fions q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18
GREELEY REPUBLICANS IN
BARNESVILLE.

Below we give two letters from
GAINESVILLE upon the Greeley strength
there. We shall be glad to. hear from
our correspondent the exact status
heretofore of alIthe Greeley converts.
We think ssCarIeton, grossly misrep-
resents when he says that we stated
that hundreds of Democrats in the
County will vote for Grant. We real
IL would not be so rash when it is evil
dent that hundreds of that party do MT
know whom they will vote for.
Editor Chronicle: For the purpose of
fseIthng aquestion of veracity, / here
with comply with your request by send
| ing the names of the five Republicans
alluded to i'll my communication last
week. They are Z. @. Graves, VIII
liam Reed, Evan Plumly, John d.
Talbot, Jonathan Capstack.
On the 18th inst, "Greeley Club"
was organized here and the above five
Republicans with four other Republi-
leans, signed the constitution and he
came members of the club, besides the
above nine Republicans the writer OF
this k7aoa1s eight more Republicans in
the corporation of Barnesville who will
vote for Greeley. l am apprised OF
lother Republicans who will do the
same thing, but l aliude to the above
serenteen speaking whereof know only
You say hundreds of Democrats Tin
! this county, / understand you) will
vote for Grant. VIII you please print
/ the names of JfUe Democrats of Rich.
Hand Township who will vote fol
CARLETON.
Barnesyille, July 10.
i BARNEsvLLE. O.. July &c.
Editor of Chronicle: On saturday las
I the Greeley men of this Township me
and organized club, at which time
some thirty-three gave in their adhe
sion. Out of these they claim siA
Republican. Upon being asked to give
their names, they could repeat three
Hone of whom has been classed a
doubtful by therepublicans for than |
.hyear,) another removed into the Town
ship last spring. The other three wer,
claimed, but their names was just theI
forgotten, but they had them sure.
Previous to the meeting they seemed
to be greatly comforted, and spread tn
sljoyful news through the. town, that
former Republican of Monroe count.
who has emigrated to Kansas, had an
nounced himself in favor of Greeley
Truly they catch atstIaws. a 9le
} There are evidently many here, VIII
| cannot eat crow with a relish; other
again whose stomachs are too weak a
!, yet to swallow the bird.
fila3 Yours,
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Farm For Sale.

7 OFFER my farm tvr sale,> containing q
i Acres of land, about 45 acres cleared and the
balance in good timber, There is on the farm
q good frame cottage dwelling house, a never
failing welt at the door, stable and other out
buildings, There is also q thrifty Young or
chard OF about 100 trees just beginning to'bear
The farm is well watered and has ON fta good
vein OF coal. ..t
For further particulars inquire oi the sub
scriber living ON the premises ~ miles from
Louisville and about the same distance North
of Lewis Station, B & o RR.
. uuel3tf = n - 1t4r- John -LINDER,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

An editor wrote leading article on
the fair sex, in the course of which he
said "Girls of seventeen or eighteen
are fond of beaux." When the paper
was issued, he was rather shocked to
discover that an unfortunate typograph
ical error had made him say: "GlrIs of
seventeen or eighteen are fond of
beans -, ,..-s
Col. Ellis, of Muskingum,- was chair
man of the recent Democratic Congress
Isiolal convention at Coshocton. When
the convention was red hot delegate
claimed the floor, and said: stMr.
Chairman, fit is in order, 1 will move, u
etc., etc. AGO on,n' said the chairman,
s'Pll be id if anything haint in order
in this convention"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

- The Columbus Journal says that ler
!, eve every Republican voting for Greeley in
= the city it has abundant evidence that
there. will be two Democrats who VIII
vote for Grant and Wilson. The Jour Jour
nal is publishing the names
of the former class and then
.; ;eaIIings. Out Of list of seven, four
= were ez-ofiicers. taf.. :. :;
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HYPOPHOSPHITES

Consumptives! word with you. You know
that Consumption is a terribly fatal disease
Very rarely is 1t cured by the old exploded rem
edies and methods of treatment. Cod Liver
Oil never cured a case Of Consumption. Iron Is
utterly useless. 1t Is an insane delusion TO
rely upon these Old fogy played-out remedies
1t is a waste OF precious time, that can never
be regained. Awake Awakel (! Open your
eyes TO the light OF Sciencei Open your ears TO
the voice Of Science WinchesLer's Hypophos-
phites is your beacon light. A plete revo-
luton in the treatment of this diseaSehaS been
effected by this Life-Giving and Life-Sstaining
Rap adu Tr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

Since Greeley's nomination it is very
evident that some of our Democratic
friends are not hungry for boiled crow.
Some will take it, but they don't
"hanker'' after it. tssa ~ .sgirsa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

Washington has hermit of some
forty years named John Burch, who has
not left his own house and yard fOr
twenty Yeas, so insently has he de-
voted his time to the attempt to invent
perpetual motion. The outer world is
all a blank TO him. He does not know
anything about politics or current
news, the telegraph or the railroad.
Kentucky moves slowly. A couple
of young men from an interior country
last week went to the county seat for
the purpose of enlisting in Gen. Hob.
sons regiment of Union volunteers, to
aid in putting down the rebellion
They had not heard that the war was
over, and had never been to town be-
fore. .sf.....t .Ee.s, ,,...t.
The firm of Rothchilds lately received
thirty-one wagons of gold by railway
from Germany. The consignments
arose from the reimbursement of the
different war loans, rendered possible
by the first distribution of the French
ind ennity. f'32 fFi t7hiittf-3J 51lf +
There is project on foot for raising
the wreck of Commodore Perry's flag
ship, the Lawrence, and cutting her
timbers up into souvenirs, such as
canes, work boxes and dressing cases.
Mr.. Greeley is going to the White
Sulphur Springs of Virginia soon. He
desires to test the waters as substitute
for guano in manuring his improved
breed of long-wooled Pennsylvania iron
DIGS. ----as- --zs.-----
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The Democratic party hereafter WI
be known no more by that Ole name
GAS a preof of this the adoption Of the
nla4forn at Baltimore is evidence. Il
4 begins as follows;
1--WE the, Liberal -RepasG4tsetieS cte utt
United States in National convention ~
assembled, DC, &c. 49,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that in the Probate
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator of the estate of Samuel Ayres, deed,
late OF said County.
All persons Indebted TO said estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment, and
chose having claims against said estate are re-
tuested to present them within one year ifroln
his date. .CEPHAS CARROLL, Admir-
june20Sw of the estate OF samuel Ayers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-07-18

BEN. WADE HEARD FRoM.-The
Hon. Ben. Wade has written a letter
in which he speaks as follows in regard
to the Democratic party and Greeley:
'tWhen a great political party has be-
come so consciously depraved that they
feel there is no hope of reform, suicide
may, perhaps, in such ease, be virtue,
and such seems to be the condition of
the Democratic party at this time. By
adopting Mr. Greeley as their standard
bearer they deliberately admit, if they
are honest, that the poorest, weakest,
most vacillating and uncertain Repub.
lican is an Improvement on anything
to be found in their own party. Con-
cerning the Republican party he says:
''To doubt the success of such a party,
when pitted against the broken cohorts
of the old slavery party, isan insult to
the intelligence and virtue OF the
IAmerican. H1ei i3u'-e-i3 ~
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iaiaH was reported in New York eon
Friday that Gratz Brown was dead.
He had a very severe attack Of the
cholera 1nerbus, but is now recovering:
He will have another attack by the
II time the campaignEissover. =
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What Horace Greeley Knows
.31laa About Platforms. i5s.ills

{ The following is said to be. Horace
Greeley's letter of acceptance of the
Cincinnati nomination, as revised and
corrected by its author. We are in
Siebted for the copy to one of our cor
respondents and subscribers:
New York, June 15, 1872.
GENTLEMEN: Your favor at hand
and contents noted. In reply / can
only say 1 accept the Cincinnati plat
form, although / confess that should
have preferred one OF fairbank's patent
they are more evenly balanced, and are
not 80 liable to get out of order. As
your platform has two sides to it. j
Suppose I am to be weigh-master on
one side, to attend to the Republicans
and Protectionists, and Big Rats Brown
on the other side to take care of the
Democrats and Free Traders.
Yours Agriculturally, y,7H -''.
'''iss4 III, GREELEY.
To HON. Carl, SCHURZ AND OTHERS
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PRLMARYME

The following are the results of the
Township Primary meetings so far as
heard from:
DELEGATEs.
Richland-Congress d. D. T. Cow
en-, W. S. Kennon, Chas. Arrick. Co.:
C.Arriek, John McNary, Hugh McMil-
Ian, ID. ID. T. Cowen.
Kirkwood-Congress Noble Carter,
William Lynn. County: w. T. Shep-
herd, Josiah Jones, III. G. Fowler, G.
w. ChesseIl.
Wayne-Cong.: E. Evans. Co.: II.
Danford, Benjamin Shepherd, Frank
Thornberry, Thompson.
Washington-Cong.: A. II. Caldwell.
Co.. John E. Timerlake, w. S. Mech.
un, {. w. Lindsey, Alonzo Arm
strong. 's
Pultney-Cong.: VIM. Venning, G.
w. Hoge, j. Heatherington, ]. j. Pow
ell. County: j. F. Anderson, Joseph
Harris, n. b. Scott, Thomas Garrett,
Pease-Cong.: James Kerr, Joseph
Haines, M. Shipman, Frank Robinson
NJ. McConahey Co.: Alex Brannum
Frank Robinsen, John L. sVanpelt, NJ
Shipman, .al, sgf
Union--Cong.: Allen Bond : alter
nate, g. ". Barnes. County Capt
w. b. Kirk, NJ. d. Cunnard, Johr
Shepherd, James Shepherd. a3
Somerton-eong.: Solomon Hogue
Samuel Wharton. Co.: w. s. Hobb
Jesse Smith, Isaac Shotwell, Ira p
Strahl. Cent. Conn.,, Capt. Wilson. Z
Goshen-Cong.: N. Holloway. Co.
N. Holloway, Stephen Green, ALFRED
Nichols, John Harris. Cent. Com. c
B. Right. 4-f,ssg ~
i Flushing-Cong.: Isaac Holloway
Alternate, John Moore, jr. Co.: 10
lseph Cordner, Wash. Vance, o. s. Hol
Iloway, j. ID. Morris. ' -
j Wheeling-Cong.: VIM. Dunbar
Alternate, VIM. Ramage. Co.: Thos
!, Duff, John Patton, VIM. Ramage
Robt. Humphrey. <''N 80
Smith-cong.: A. G. Ramage. Co.
Jos. Beckett, Ira Lewis, VIM. Wilkin
son, s. B. Verdeek., ~ e. q9bn9 u
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plantation. PlI|Il.t|Iltil l.. BlttaPss..
s. rT.--l86O.--X.

, This wonderful vegetable restorative
il ) the.l-anchor of the feeble and de-
bilitated- As q tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid 1t has no equal among
siomachics. As remedy for the nerv
Gus weakness to which women are sse
peciaiiy subject, 1t is superseding every
otter stlmulant.. In all climates, tropi-
cal, temperate or frigld. it acts as a
specific in every species of disorder
which undermiues the bodily strength
nd breaks down lie lat u Il sp;rits .afl
44 90 s1l1tsH = vf 9g4g.l i5sr. .TUt g..
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Mr.. sumner has been spplied to to
enter the campaign for Greeley, butde-
clines. He is too'old a fish 70 be caughl
with so small bait.
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THAT LETTER.

The Guernsey. Times, has received q
letter from Mr.. Bingham claiming that
heiwas the direct agentb which Sam
5 pie Clark of Morristowu failed to be
appointed Indian Agent. We have
also copy of the same, but as we
have so many claims to the honor OF
upsetting the Indian agency business,
we have neglected to publish Mr..
-Bing hams letter. BY the circuiatlon
of it we presume Mr.. IB. ls wishes
to create a. little political capita, al, an! and
we confess there is policy in it.eilt Is
certainly among the very few repre-
sentative acts Of Mf. B. since hisseventh
election. The letter claims that 'the
= writer has never received any support
.i.fron Mr.. Clark and consequently hs
used his influence against him. Sines
Sample has had about indian agency
enough for the money we protes
against any more letters from Mr
Bingham. :. s,,sf...-st sa.z,s
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s. The Great Musical Jubilee was Q
fiaancial failure to the amount OF 81 llo,-
900. rfe sale Of the Coliseum VIII ie-
duee this sum, but not iquidate the
debt. 5s sa Ri-lls .'la@
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Administrators Notice.

NJ MOTICE Is hereby given, that In the Probate
signed was appointed and qrali1ed as Admin
istrator of the estate Of Christian L, Baker
decd late of said County.
All persons indebted To said estate are re.
quested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
quest; TO present them within one year from
this date. WM.-,WELKINSON,
je9OSw Admir- OF Christian L. Baker, dcd.
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ORGANIC LAW Of THE SEXES-Condi-
" tions which impair vitalfty-positive and
negative electrieity-proof thatlife is envolved
without union-effect of tobacco-infuence OF
fish and phosphoric diet-modern treatment of
pelvic diseases, structure and varicoeele, and
arrest of development; ten lectures to his pri-
vate surgical class. by EDWARD II DIXON,
NJ. D.. 42 Fifth Avenue, ". Y; 81 pages, 25 cts.
Every line from the pen OF DR., Dixon is OF
great value to the whole human race."-Horace
Greeley.
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CONSUMPTION,

and has been the sole means under Divine Pro-
videLce of saving and restoring TO Life, Health
and Strength. myraies who, but for it, would
have been compelled to follow through the
dark valley that vast army which has been
swept out of existence by this relentless
scourge.
WINCHEsTER's HYPOPHOsPHITEs comes To
you as an Angel ef Hetitu, with healing on its
wings. Give 1t your confidence and a genel Gus
welcome, and appreciate our Efforts eXerted in
your behalf BESUR& AND GET THE GEN u
lNE. Price 81 AMI g per bottle. For sale by
Druggists everywhere. TeDu for our circular
on Consumption. Address,
j. WINCHESE EISis x CO., Chemists,
36 John ST. New York
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Al y PIANO CO., n, A. PISICEM n - 4
III No agents. Circulars free n xQt

A GENTS WANTED.-Agents make more
Il money at work for US than at any thing else.
Business light ami permanent. Particulars
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Portland, Maine. +r
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sehatorial Electors.
JOHN c.LEE.
z.s t...s AsPH0NS0 II ALT.

When Horace Greeley called the St.
Clairsxilie GG-stfe pla4n pll:a4n horse thlef ne
made u slight mistake. : Ra. II.
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CONGRESSIONAL. y Convention
asELLAIRE, JULY. soth, 1877

: =
BELLAIRE. JULY sOth, 1872.
At meeting of the District Central
Com uliItee of the 10th District held at
Bellaire, on Tuesday, May 28th. ..l872, il
was
l.. Resolved, T;nat the next Congress.
sionai Convention of the 18th District
he held at BELLAIRE. on TD ESDAY
the 3Oth day of JULY, 1872. ...,s,.e i,
2. That in the selection of delegates
the basis heretofore established of one
delegate for every l25syotes cast for Gov
ernor at the last election and one foI
every fraction of IS votes or aver be ad-
hered to. siA 'Sil -
8. That the true manner and place oi
choosing delegates to said Convention
be left to the several counties, ~.
w. NJ. FARRAR, Chairman pro tenn.
ROEr. MARTIN, Sec,y.g - I 5it.F
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MILLINERY.


NyISHES TO announce to the ladies OF ST,
w CLAIRSVlLLE, that she has just received
a new supply OF Millinery goods, which she
will sell at very reasonable prices, she has hats
ranging in pttce form So 90 down To T5 CENTS
Ladies' from the country will do well TO call
before purchasing elsewhere. Rooms adjoin-
ing the CHRONICLE OFFICE.
iulV4Lf ..-.. g.
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. sSoniebody writes to.the New York
Times the assurance that Texas is safe
for Giant and Wilson. The Democrats
ic pa. fy of that State refuses to 'ssadopt''
Gfeefey Says the correspondent: s'The
very ymenwhbIbut him through
the State last year, are now his bitter.
est enemies, If Greeley is nominated
at Baltimore, Texas will give the Phil
sadelpfiia ticket the largest majority
ever knowninithe State,! q ,Y.Jbapd \
( Gratz Brown in his speech at New
Haven used the pronoun sIp G2 times,
smeu 5 times, '.wev 8 times, ''us'' Z
times, t'myu 4 times, and myself once,
all in 4 speech Of a column Ii length.
a,.d y ll.1h .llnfl q sanLls.g .aai1 oni
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WINCHE.EsTER's

HYPOPHOSPHITES of LIME and SODA
is certified by all Physicians Medical Societies
and the Pubic throughout the civilized world
as the GraudeSt Medical Discovery of the 18th
Century. There is no disease whatever which
depends upon an impure, diseased and impoV-
eriShed condition of the Blood-that great Riv-
er OF Life. but what this celebrated Remedy is
an infallibie cure, such as Scrofula, Pimples,
Eruptions, Humors, Boils, and all cutaneous
affections. LadiesI You little know what an
important influence is exerted through the
Blood Would you beautify- your form and suf-
fuse your complexion with tie Delicate Bloom
of Youth and Health? Purify and enrich your
Blood bY using MICHESTERs