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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22

ICorrsctsd for the HERALD By 8. Mailer, ~
North Spring street.
1,s following are the prices for whole car
-BSEr-First grade. s,fc per pound; second
era 10, 60; third grade. bso.
MUftON-oo per pc nd for Ewes ana &c
for Weshefs.
ANS -jprine, 70.
.EAL- rom Ito 90 per pound.
h-.,-on foot. hard. . TO $40 per pound;
aressed, 60.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22

Notice Is hereby given BY the undersigned.
the executrix Of the estate OF James d. Camp
bell, deceased, TO the creditors Of and
ali persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces
ssry vouchers. within one month after the
first publication of this notice, to the said
Executrlx, at the Office of q. II. Cornell.
attorney-at-law, room Downey Block, Main
street, Los Angeles City and County. Cal.
MRS. F. CAMPBELL.
Executrix Of the estate OF James d. Camp
bell, deceased.
neys for Executrix. jy17 sod
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT Los AreELxs. CALIyonnrA.l
August I'd. 1856. Y
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has He'd notice of his inten-
ton TO commute and make final proof In
support Of bis claim. and that said proof
At Los Angeles. California. on September
7th, 1885. vix: Marian o. Million, widow OF
John n lion, deceased, Homestead No.
24i9 for the lots I. 8, 6 and W: Of N. ". u
She names the following Witnessest {. prove
her continuous residences upon, and stiltivs'
ton Of, said land, Wis:
n K Chandler, II B. Bottsford. Jas. W
5nith. Fred Chandler. all OF Los Angelica
.u1.sod I'D. BETHUNE. Register.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE

LAND OFFICE
AT Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA,
August 18th, 1852
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his inten'
lion to make final proof in support OF his
claim and that said proof will be made be
c siifornia. on September 22d, 1856. via
Richard Boettchef, Homestead Entry No
1880 for the 8. 4. u Sec Is, Twp. ~, X. Il
W., 8. b. NJ.
his continuous residence upon. and cultivs
ton of. raid land, Wis:
Max Hofmsnn, Fred Lsuterbsch, Adolpf
Frits, G. Jeffries, all OF Alpine. Cal.
aui7.3Ot J. d. BEThUEK, Register.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
Notice to Purchase Timber Lands
U. 9. LAND OFFICE
AT Los ANGELES. CALIFORNIA.
Ifufh luna 1853

18th June. lss6.
Notice is hereby given that Richard Kich
line of Los Angeles county, State OF Califor
mia, has hled In this once his application
for the purchase OF Lots 4. 5. and s, OF Sec
ton 8, township north, Range Is west, s
b. N under the provisions OF an Act OF
Congress approved sumo 8. 1878. providing
for the sale Of Timber Lands, etc. said
tract containg 1888 los acres OF land Any
person or persons claiming any adverse In
terest in the said tract. are required TO pre-
sent the same at this once within 90 day.
IL n the date OF the hrst publication thebr
OF. otherwise such claim will be barred
shs provisions OF said Act
! lo5poJds =. D. BxfA JSk Rssist
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of william Henry winston. deceased
Notice Is hereby given b.. tho under
ment OF William Henry winston. deceased
to the crsditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within
notice, to the said Execufrix at the office Of
smith, Hutton 4 CT rk, her attorneys. In
| Temple Block, In the city oil Los Ang -les
| California, the same being tae place for tht
| transaction OF the business Of said estate II
the said county of Los Angeles.
Dated at Los Angeles, Cal, August u. 1886
| MARY 3. WI er0N,
Executrix OF the Last will and testament o.
william Henry Winston. dec ased.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22

uMoshsr Cary,s saive,'
,vtl, heal ali indsmm on without pain 10
the suffsrer. Il In soothing and cooling
c!sssant 70 the smell, does not draw like
otner salyes For sale BY q. y. Hefnsemani
sole agent Price 10 csnts.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22
Notice to Creditors

In the Matter of the Estate OF james ID.
Campbell, deceased.
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In the Superior Court


Jean Bertrand Lassere and .EugenisJ
Lassere, Plaintiff, vs.. Pierre} No $40
Clos and Marie Clos. Defendsnts.)
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-22

In the Superior Court OF the County of Los
Angeles State OF California.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
THE STRIKE IS ENDED.
THE LONG HoLp-oUT ON THE
GOULD SYSTEM IS OVER,

Thousands Returning to Work = Tho
Freight Depots In Cincinnati Deserted
Nothing Doing-The situation In Chi
cago-Chief Arthur-strlles--Lab
ST, LOUIS, May 5,-There were hundreds
Of men applying for work at the Missouri
Pacific offices and In East st. Louis thismorn-
Ing in response to tho older issued by the X
Of L. declaring the big southwest strike OH
Many were given employment at once, BuSi'
noss men are happy that the affair ia settled
Martin Irons, by whom the Gould south
western railroad system strike was ordered,
when asked what effect ho anticipated tho
method Of ending tho trouble would have
upon tho Knights Of Labor saidi awe were
fighting for recognition and we got II from
congress, which represents all citizens OF the
United States Is not that complete recognl'
tonl Our order VIII grow after this even
more rapidly than II has during the past few
weeks, when applications have been 80 nu'
merous for chart rs that wo could scarcely
llnd time to consider them,"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
THREE DOOMED MEN.
Grover, Boiler and Webster, Behind
whom Stalks tho Hangman,

Grover, Boiler and Webster, Behind
Whom STALKS tho Hangman,
COLUMBUS o., May b,--Three young mon
arc now IN tho ponitcntlary annex awaiting
death for murder, They live, eat and sleep
adjoining the gallows on which their hy@
will end
Arthur j, Grover IL thirty three years old.
Ho Is from Wood county, and hangs May 81,
for tho murder of ono LOOMS Just year
ago. Both mon were travelling In buggy
10 California from Ashtabula county, and
were camping out While In Wood county
Grover killed his companion for money and
fed 10 Wisconsin, whore ho was caught, His
wife frequently visits him. and two weeks
ago gave birth 10 twelve pound boy,
Boiling IL from Newark. Last October he
killed his fathel.ln.law with a maui for mon
oy, which was buried In tin blacking box,
aud found during tho trial He hangs June
20, and is but twenty-five years OF ago.
Lewis ID. Webster " the most interesting OF
tho three ~ there IL no doubt TO his guilt
Ho has several times beon sentenced " death
and IL under respite now awaiting tho circuit
court decision Ho is twenty-four years old
and is handsome, In December, 1884, old
man Harrington, farmer near Geneva
Ashtabula county, was murdered by mask
cd man demanding his money, The wife tore
tho mask from tho intrudor's face and said,
"Thats Lewis Webster he being known To
tho family. On this testimony ho was CON
ylcted, although ho claims an alibi.
Ho boarded five miles away, and cannot ac-
count for two hours OF his time that night.
His life rests on the ability Of man TO 20
Ave miles In doop snow 10 do 80 omuch shoot
Ing and killing, and bo back In two hours,
Surveyors are now measuring ovory possible
path from his house 10 IIarringtons, and mon
are making tho trip slow and fast TO accumu'
late evidence, Besides McDormott, notod
criminal, under sentence OF death In St
Louis, was In northeastern Ohio whom Har'
rington was murdered, and Is perfect pic
ture Of Webster Photographs Of both mon
have bcen taken for comparison, Wobstor
was TO have married In two weeks, and hii
betrothcd sticks 10 him, hoping TO clear him
al
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

CHICAGO, May 5,--At McCormIcks reaper
works, the scene Of the riotIng yesterday,
everything Is quiet this morning, Al IN oarly
hour dctarhmcnts Of police appeared and
were stationed on guard at all tho approaches
10 tho works The strikers, TOO, gathered
early, but betrayed no dosIro 10 come IN con-
tact with the police and collected IN groups
hero and there along the stroots leading 10 the
manufactory Shortly before 7 o'clock bus
loads OF worhmcn, guarded by police, woro
driven 10 tho works, and at tho usual time
tho great factory started, with somewhat
smaller force than yesterday, Up 10 this
time there has boon no trouble reported, A
large force Of police oro now on guard ut Mo.
Cormick's, and any riotous proceedings win
meet with the prompt and effective attention
of the police. Elsewhere In the city ovory.
thing Is reported quiet,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

fancy thoro IA time In every girls life
when she wants 10 80 10 q convent A girl
always once In hor lifo falls In love with a
marrlol man, falls into pure, foryont,
holy love that Is doliJiously hopeless Sho
Bobs and sighs and dreams aud woeps, aud
then tho cloistor soom 10 DO tho only place
that can give hor lifo lie finish. This lasta
week or So and thon she goes 10 ball,
dances with young man OF unprinclplod
sontImontilIty, aud after that thoy'ro ut tho
opera and tho park and tho CliT house In
turn all tho timo, It's awfully lucky II tho
girl meets tho married man oNrly In life
There are only fow mon like Charles
Warron Stoldard who want 10 bo Iaonlta
Nature prcdostinos tho monks, but circum'
stances mako tho nun. / have heard Of q
young woman who made up her mind that
tho world with its pomps and vanitlos was
not for hor. SO one day she laid away all
hor nnory, all hor Jowolry, tho gauds that
women wear and men pay for, and knocked
at tho guto Of n convent l am not quito
suro OF tho course Of preparation necessary
for being u nun, but this young lady went
through IL up 10 the very last ceremony,
Aftor that ceremony the world would 400
hor no more, aud II was AT hand. Sho could
yot turn back. She did Sho loft the con.
won't after dark ono night, having d clarcd
hor desire 10 do 40, and noxt morning carly
hor frionds met hor walking down Kcarny
street In tull.blown buStlc and bang, and
all tho GxingS af girl OF tho period San
Francisco Chronicle "undortonos
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
SOUTHERN SENSATIONS,
Scenes at the banquet of tho Chatham
Artillery at Savannah, Georgia


SAVANNAH, Ga, May Considerable sem
sation was created tonight at banquet
given by the Chatham artillery, by the inter-
ruption, during the regular toasts of Capt
Saunders, Of the Old Guard OF New York,
arising and proposing the health OF Hon. Jef.
ferson Davis who was present, accompanied
by appropriate remarks Intense excitement
prevailed. "Dlxe" and tho "Star Spangled
Bannern was played by the band, and thu
men rose 10 their foot and cheer after cheer
resounded Atitssubsidence Capt Wheaton,
commanding the artillery, arose and called
on Mr., Davis, and tho venerable chleftain of
the late Confederacy slowly rose from his
chair Doafening yells greeted him, volun'
teer soldiers waved their hats and handker'
chiefs, ratified bottles, knives and forks on the
table, and tumult indescribable ensued.
When quiet was restored Mr., Davis In
calm and earnest manner acknowledged tho
compliment Of the gallant soldier from the
great cosmopolitan state, New Yok, and
stated that II was significant OF the strength
and popularity OF this great republic, that
men, brave and gallant honoring past, and
clinglng 10 tho memories OF n heroic struggle
for what they deemed constitutional right,
should thus mingle In social intercourse and
give free expression 10 their love aud feelings
An indisputible evidence that there II In this
country no necessity for standing army
that the strength of the government lies In
hor citizen soldlory; that this magnificent
demonstration to-day under tho existing gov
ernmont showed that while the people OF tho
south chung with tenacity 10 the memories OF
the past, thoy were faithful and loyal This
grand ovation 10 him no regarded only In tho
light Of personal compliment and remem'
branco. Now that ho was powerless TO ro'
ward thom aud that their kindness sprung
from no other motive than dslnterestod re'
gard for ono who had striyen 10 do his duty
In the position 10 which he had been called,
and he had always remained steadfast 10 the
principles ho had deemed right and just
These remarks elected the most yociferoua
applause followed by tho widest oxcitomcnt
as "Hail Columbia was played by the band,
followed by "Dixien This was feature un-
expected ut the banquet, and II was regarded
with intense satisfaction. Tho speech OF
Lieut.. Bachelor, OF the United States army,
which shortly followed, was eminontly patri'
otic and comments on remarks previously
made and was frequently applauded Bach
elders declaration that In tho event OF n for
elgn invasion the boysin blue and gray would
bo found shoulder TO shoulder, was greeted
enthusiastically Tho night viii bc ever
memorable one In the history OF Savannah
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

New YoRK, May 5,-Tho bark Kate Crosby
arrived from Hamburg aftor tompostuous
voyage OF sixty.six days, Capt Hanson reports
that on April ., whom the shipwas In latitude
9sdegrccs ~ minutes and longitude 81 degrees
"a minutes ho passed watorloggod and aban.
doncd bark, which proved 10 DO tho British
bark Gloiro, bound from ~, John, N, b., for
Ponarth Roads, and before reported by varl.
ous vessels
Tho captain sent party TO board tho aban-
donod vessel, and In tho cabin woro discov-
cred paper containing fcw limos from the
captain describing tho vessels poril and dog
almost starved Tho dog, tho only living
creature on board, wos taken back 10 tho
Crosby.
-. Tho captain aud crow Of tho GloIro woro
rescued by the German ship Stella on March
1, and landed In Bremen about month ago,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1885.

no way connected with the southwestern
strike, lie said that he had been mIsquoted
regarding the oight-hOur movement, and did
not say that halt the men could not spend
their leisure time 10 advantage Regarding
the Knights of Labor no said "As 10 tho
criticis', by Knights Of Labor because tho
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers re'
fused to form an alliance with them, all
have 10 say Is that while all laboring men
have our sympathy, wa are an independent
organization, the oldest In tho country, and
do not now, after struggle Of twenty'three
years, need on expect aid from mushroom or
ganmtions, Why, We have paid benefits OF
over t2,OOO, 900, and really | fail 10 under
stand how ws can feel now At this late
day dependent on the societies that are
Just starting ont In life, These Knights OF
Labor struck without any cause In tho world,
II IN one Of the principles OF our organization
30 take severe measures only when all efforts
at arbitration fail and you know that such
thing as arbitration was not br0ached by tho
Missouri Pacific employees before they went
out Another thing Is the bablt OF some OF
these organization OF interfering In matters
that they know nothing about Here In tho
case OF the strike at the the Missouri foundry
shops WIS u committee OF outsiders who knew
nothing about the affairs In tho shops, walt
Ing on o company an committee 10 arbl'
trate, Why there isno more sonse In that than
there IL In u committee Of butchers 10 wait on
the railway company 10 adjust the troubles or
grievances Of the locomotive engineers, To
bo successful ii requires first 10 perfect the
organization and then mako the demands but
SEQ 10 II that these demands are reasonable,
All tho wrong cannot DO ON ono side There
are always two sides, and both sides should
have "A hearing
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

NEwnuRO, ~ ", May Yesterday aft
enoon while the remains Of Mrs, Frederick
Hin were bong escorted TO tho Laurel Grove
cemetery, Carpenters Point, the team OF
horses driven by George Smith, OF Otisyillo,
became frightened at q passing Erie engine
aud ranynway, throwing Mr., and Mrs Smith
aud several other occupants from the car
riage, injuring Mr. and Mrs Smith and two
other ladies Tho team plunged ahead, coll
lIdlng with three other carriages and over
turning them Otherho were stampedcd,
among them those Of William A Halsey Of
Port Jeryis,. and Mrs Rlghtmyer, Of otis
Vile, The carriages d the latter were also
overturned, aud MIRA llalscy and Mrs Right
myor received injuries, None OF the persons,
II Is thought, arc seriously hurt,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Ryan VIII Bocomo a Dostonlan.

BosroN, May b,-paddy Ryan, the Troy
pugilist, who has been here for couple OF
weeks, hos been made tho recipient Of numor-
ous receptions by the sporting men, Ryan
came rc especially 10 zoe the Boston puglis,
IN order 10 mako definite arrangements for
another battle, To-day ho concluded nego.
tiations by which he becomes proprietor OF
tho Brewer house, In Court street, a sporting
resort lIo has finally decided 10 mako his
home In this city, and win remodel the pres.
ent Brewer house into a sporting resort SINH
lar 10 that of John l.. Sullivan's.
Tom EARLY, who went TO England several
wecls ago, cabled tonight TO his wife In this
city that he thought Smith would mover moot
Sullivan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Nation out by Poor Ilclntlons.

II appears OF all the ooorod mon who have
bought land and who proudly annoanco
themselves ns tho owners Of II, throc-
fourths finally loso H. They fail 10 pOy tho
mortgage for tho purchase money, or thoy
fail 70 mako tho ownership profitable, or
thoy buy too much Of tho merchants, or
tholr colorod rotations camp down on thom
and cat thcm out OF house and homo and
land And this last, find, IL worry popu.
lar way Of accounting for tho fact aud IL Is
facb that throc.fourths Of tho colorod
poopo arc on II uniform level Of poverty. |
might suspect this opinion Il my own OBJ
soryHtion did not confirm II, but tho truth
must bo admitted that tho average coIorcd
man Is entirely too hospitable lie can not
refuse bit and sup 10 any ono who Is in
want -pukos Southern Lottor In Chicago
Times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Sensational scenes In an Arson Trlai-Aii
for tho Insurance,

Sensational Scenes In an Arson Trlai-An
for tho Insurance,
KiNaArowN, Ont, May "a thrilling
case has Just boon concluded In court at
Bolleyillc, Thomas Poll, aged seventy years,
aud Mrs Pell, aged sixty years, with excel
lent regulations, woro charged before Chief
Justice Cameron with arson for the purpose Of
securing the Insurance money The egoods werc
all removed when tho fire occurred, aud after.
ward Mrs, rcl circulated tho story that tho
storm doors OF the house had been burrlcadcd
aA II for The purpose Of destroying tho In
mates Letters Of warning were also shown,
which threatened 20 burn thom out, 30 many
OF these stories were told that suspicious Of n
"put up jobn were engendered, Their
adopted daughter wW approached, and she
finally confessed and became the chief Wit
moss against the pair
Tho Jury had the novel experlanco Of hear
ing an address from woman IN court Mrs,
Pell. She spoke for over half au hour In do
fense OF herself and husband She walked
feebly 30 the lawyers desk, aud began her
address In mild tone, but ~ she proceeded,
grew warm aud animated, and denounced
The chief Of police aud others In strong Ian
g,iage She pleaded for mercy and wept Bit
terly as she extolled The merits Of hor life
partner aud told Of her love for him, Poll
burst into tears several times when his wife
was pleading.
The Jury brought IN q verdict OF guilty
against the wife, aud not guilty against the
husband. Mrs. pell was terribly affected by
the finding, but she kissed her husband, and
was then taken back 30 the jail The bus'
band was then tried and found guilty OF per
fury IN swearing 10 the statement OF losses
for payment by the insurance com panles,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
..,.s,. Chrlst. N Iiouor nIaLer. ),

LOUISVILLE, May b,--About month ago
at meeting OF tho Louisville Ministerial as
sociation, Rev. Charles Hemphell made some
remarks which were construed as cxousing
tho liquor traffic, A pamphlet, supposed 10
bc issued by the liquor dealers has Just ap.
peared, the title of which is "Jesus Christ, q
liluor maker, and liquor drinker Lot us
all drink 10 the health OF Rev Dr. Hompholl.
The preachers are coming over TO our side"
The pamphlet thanks Dr., Hemphell for hia
liberal statements on tho subject Tho minis
torial association officially condemned tho
circular, and declared itself opposed 10 tho
liquor traffic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

This Is truo story which suggests tho
narrative OF the woman who said sho liked
TO read the dictionary only tho subject
changed 10 often.
A tcachor In ono Of tho public schools
gave pa ticulOrly bright pupil dictionary
as n pri1e
GLOW do you like vi" she asked after ho
had II for week or two
ooh guess it's al right, but can't find
nnothing In II but an indox,n wus tho aston
lshIng reply Cincinnati Tlmos.Star
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Tho Disabled Saratoga.

NoRToLK Va, May 5.-Tho navy tug For.
tuno went down 10 Hampton Roads to-day
and will tomorrow morning tow to the navy
yard tho United States training ship Sara
toga, which will at once DO placed In tho dry
dock and survey hold on hcr 10 ascertain
hor injuries Tho Saratoga got caught In q
severe gale coming from tho West Indies
and experienced some damage A leak was
started In tho storm OF tho ship and water
comes In 40 rapidly that her pumps have 10
keOp constantly going,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
mini AooIdent.

ProRIA, ll, May "a dI5pOtoh 70 tho
Journal states that south bound train on
tho Chicago u Alton railroad loaded with
lumber broke In two Just north Of Dolavan
Ill.,, AZ 300 this morning, Tho engineer had
lust whlstlod down brakes when tho rear part
OF tho train was proclpitOtcd against that In
front, causing serious wreck Several
tramps had stored themselves away among
tho lumber. Four OF thoir bodies have been
removed, II Ia thought thcro are others not
ypt found
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06
Lynchera Polled.

NEBRASKA Cry, Ncb,, May "a well or
gOnIacd gang OF ygilantos had arranged 10
attack the jail between 3 and o'clock this
morning aud lynch the ShconborgoS, Tho
sheriff, however, having boen Informed OF
tho plot, has removed the prisoners 10 tho
pcnitcntiary NJ Lincoln II h known that
Shollonborgor was concerned In tho murder
of Thomas Leonard, who was mystorioualy
killed two years ago, and In stlll another
murder aud other crimes II h said that n
watch owned by tho murdered man Leonard
has been found In Sholcnpcrgur's house,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-06

good way TO remove irritating particles
from tho eye Ia 10 tako horse hair and
double II, leaving loup, II tho object can
bc seen, lay the loup over IL, close the eye,
and the mote will como out as the hair IL
withdrawn. II Tho irritating object can
not DO seen, raise tho lid Of tho eye as high
a. possible and place the loop as far as you
can, close the eye and roll tho ball around n
few timos, draw out the hair, and The sub
stance which caused tho pain will 10 sure 10
come with IL Medical Timoa