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LAGRANGE Female College,
CANCER CURED!

take great pleasure in making this statement To
The public, hoping that it may do much good. For
two years l the victim of OF the worst
cancers that ever afflicted any man, think Hav-
ing only one eye-my left one had Leen lost by
she'll wound when Confederate soIIier--the other
in great danger from the cancer almost gone
Ny sight very much affected by it, and the
most prominent physicians of this and other cities
told me that could not be cured. | spent thous-
ands Of dollars trying to save my only eye, and in
my despair l left to the cold charity of the
world to die pauper, blinded, discouraged and
deserted. In this condition this good and great
man found me, being sent to me by similarly
affected but afraid risk the treatment of my ben
efactor. On the first day of the present month
Providence put me in Mr.. Currans way, and though
had no money and no home, he provided for my
wants and nursed me as tenderly as if | had been
his father; and the ninth day of September, be-
tween midnight and day, my cancer, the bane of my
life for ten years, actually fell out OF my face and
began to improve daily. The wound has now all
healed nicely, and my old enemy. my cancer, is
safely corked up in a bottle OF alcohol free 10 the
inspection of my friends anybody who may wish
to it. Hoping that some afflicted as l was
may see this and benefit thereby, heartily recon-
mend Mr.. Curran and his cancer the public
and sincerely thank God that il was my good for
tune to meet him. l sound and well,
and to him / feel owe my life.
VIM d. WATERS
ATLANTA, Ga, September IS, 1887
To Whom Nay Concern:
well acquainted with Vim. d. Waters and
know that he had ugly cancer very near his right
eye for many years. I also know that he is now
well, and was cured by Mr.. J. NJ. Curran, of this
city. A. G. GRIER,
R. BURNE
ATLANTA, GA, Sept % 1887 $50 s. Pryor ST.
It is quite pleasure to me to state for the bene
ft of whom it may concern that am personally
acquainted with Mr.. VIM. D. Waters, Of Atlanta
and know that he did have q very bad on his
right cheek have known him four years. and |
know that he Is now we'll and also know that
Mr.. j. NJ Curran cured him
MORGAN s. BROWN.
am proud to my old friend Waters cured of
his cancer and glad that q citizen of Atlanta, j. M
Curran, has the honor of curing him after so many
physicians failed 70 do him any good rzz,pn
J. NJ HIGGINS,
G. N McDUFFIE
+. CHRISTOPHER,
B. FL. WOOTEN,
j. A. LOFTS
l. Z. Y. HENRY,
Hon. WELBORN BRAY,
8. R. HILL,
W. II. HANCOCK.
indOrse the above and am glad to see the cure
effected. j. w. NELMS, u s. Marshal
July S, 1888, ls-sm -'''-'
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Uounty Commissioners meet next Monday
Inc County School Board win be in session
on the Eth
nr. Archie D. johnson is clerkinp for Mr.
3 A. Markus.
me School Board has re elected The teach.
CTS ior Lincoln Academy
Mr.. WI, Vinegar, of Palatka. was in Tai
iahassee the past week.
Hon Philip Walter, Clerk of the L. $.
Iour's has temporarily opened his Office in Tai
lahassee.
The City Council has authorized Alderm AN
p "a Meglnniss 10 purchase another car load Of
sewage piping
ne Leon county Democratic Executive
committee will meet at Tallahassee next Satnr
day, the Sth
captain Patrick Houstoun, our nominee for
0'a'e Senator, will undoubtedly draw heavy
vote from The Republican ranks
The Democratic County Convention. held
III Tallahassee yesterday, was the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in Leon comfy
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Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rest by sick child suffering and crying with
pain OF cutting teeth? If so, send at once and
get Il bottle Of MRs. WrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING Its value is incalcu-
liable 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mcdaely Depend upon it, mothers there is no
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rhRa, regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie sottens the gums reduces intiamma-
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEETHiNG is pleasant to the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the oldest and
best female nurses and physicians in the United
States, and is for sale by all druggists through
out the world. Price % cents a hottie. 40-1y
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SCR0FULA

Is an impurity in the blood producing Lumps or
S~ elhng causing RHnning Sores on the Arms.
IA-gs or Feet for the cur of which use = + p,
the greatest blood medicine on earth. All these
diseases yield readily To the power Of p. p. p,
giving new life and new strength.
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Electric ABitlers.

This remedy is becoming well known and
50 popular To need no special mention All
who have used Electric Bit,ers sing the same
song OF praise. y purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Btters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys will remove Pimplcs, Boils, Salt
Rheum and other affections caused by impure
blood. Win drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well cure all Malarial ievers.-
For cure OF Headache, Constipation and indi-
geston try Electric Biters-Enlire satisfaction
guaranteed, money refunded. Price 80 cts.
and 81 10 per bottle, at NJ. Lively's Drug Store.
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Are now receiving their tall stock.
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FLORIDIAN IF

TIE Democratic ticket of Leon county.
which was nominated yesterday, is strong and
satisfactory ana will draw many votes from the
opposition.
Judge ID. S. Walker and nece, Mr.. II s.
Elliot, wife and two children, ana DR.. j. II. Ran
doiph and wife, are among recent departures for
ST. Teresa
Miss Maggie Pearcc, Miss Susie Archer
Mrs Archer, Major l. d. Bali, Mr. Z. A. Craw
lord and Or. K. G. Glmble came up from St
Teresa this week
The Congressional Convention Tor the First
District will be held in Tallahassee Tomorrow,
and from present indica ions Hou r H. NJ. Dl-
wilson VIII be the nominee.
The Tallahassee Cotton Compress Com
panv is daily receiving large consignlnents of
cotton from the Canahoochee valley and nu
merous Georgia and Florida towns
Miss llenne Chairts has been selected as one
OF The teachers in Leon Academy Miss Chaircs
has had many years experience, and will prove
a valuable acquisition to The already efficient
corps OF instructors
The following gentlemen arrived from the
west to-day TO be present Al the Congressional
Convention which meets 10 Tallahas ,ec ro-nor-
Tow Hon. Il II. VI Davidson, from Washing
ton, d. G.; Hon. f c. Love aud Mr.. G. W
Shepard, of Quincy; Hon J. H. McKinne,
Messrs j. r. Bowies, L. f. Chambis, J NJ
Barnes, g. A. Bllize, Theo West and j. w
Galloway of Marianne
a Tallahassee merchant toll Us his morning
that his cash sales for the month o. August. inst
pas, we're 80 per cent better than those Of Au-
gust. 1SS1. Our other merchants all report a
lively business, much in excess Of last wear.
This is encouraging, for with such excellent
crops As have been made this year the fail trade
will undoubtedly show a Still larger increase
The Tallahassee Country is sold-,n1 still get
ting better
Don't miss the opportu-
nifty Of advertising in IMMI-
GRAFTON ISSUE of FLO
RIDIAN. If
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Cream cheese Jei!ics AMI everything good to
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For Indigestion and Dyspepsia take
Perry's Liver Pills.
]. Prince. Contractor 4 Builder.

thanks the public Tor past patronage and respect
fully asks continuance Of The same. All work
done on short notice | also have Daplex
cotton gin sharpener that gives clllre saiislac-
ton. | refer you 10 I J X bers, Newt Ross
and d. F. Granting, who have had work done
with it, will sharpen, habit and repair gins,
cheaper than ever done before from l21 10 fiji
teen cents per saw, owing to distance Orders
can be left AT the store OF g. W. Saxon Il Co, or
at the stable of T. j. Roberts & Son, or address
j. PRINCE.
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A, The store Of G. w. Saxon Il Co. there is
now on exhibition a stalk Of cotton which is
t.r ahead Of any We ever saw before. 1t IS
OF the JEFF Wexford variety, measures feet in
height and is loaded from top to bottom with
we'll developed bolls Il came from the pianta-
ton of Mr. G. f. Bradley. north Of Tallahassee,
and Mr. J g. Himlin, manager of the planta-
ton, tells us that he has - acres, which will
average as good rs the sample on eAhihillon and
that he expects to get thr &c large bales OF cotton
from the patch-more than a bale to the acre
Hanging by the side OF this mammoth stalk, IS
one from the plantation OF Mr.. b. F. lsler, OF
the Herlong Prolific variety which, though not
so large as the sample from Mr.. Bradley's crop,
is very fine indeed and is also heavily fruited.
The cotton crop OF these two planters, Tor SIZE,
quality and condition, is hard 70 beat, but We
wait for other samples and reports before de
carlng them the champions.
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lOnsump ImcursabIe :

Read the following Mr. G. II Morris, New
ark, Ark, says; Was down with Abcess of
Lungs, aud friends and physicians pronounced
me an Inculabe Consumptivc Began taking
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work my farm. Ii is the finest medicine
ever made.
Jesse Middlewari, Decatur, OHIO, says Had
it not been for Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption | would have died of Lung Troub
les Was given up by doctors Am now in
best OF health Try il. Sample bottles free al
VI LivelV's Drug Store
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Tax Sale Deeds
FLoRTDrAN OFFICE

When you have have read the FLoRIDIAN,
hand il to your neighbor, tell him to real it and
become a subscriber, at least for the campaign.
In this way you can assist in the good work oil
circulating sound Democratic journal and
thereby nlighten the people upon the issues OF
the great campaign OF 1888. tt
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Almost every day We ecl he unpleasant SEN
saiots Of indigestion. Try ALLcocK's Porous
PLA>TERs and be relieved. j +. d tyenp prt, Of
Canarsie, New York writes
| have been very much troubled with vio-
lent pain below my chest bone. | was told by
several physicians that it was rheumatism OF
The diaphragm l. resulted from cold and ex
posture had very little appetite and disgested
my food with great difficulty. | placed one
AIICock's PoRoUs PI.AsTEKs below the breast
bone and Two on each side. In the course of
twenty four hours all pain ceased. and | was
able 10 eat aud digest good square meal,
something | had not done before in two weeks.
got better constantly, and at the end Of seven
days found myself entirely we'll Since then
| have used ALLcoCk's PoKous PLAsTERs for
colds coughs, and pains in my side, and hay
always found them quick AMI effective.
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-Excellcnce Of Grain, Perfection Of Water.
Expert Know ledge OF AL the best Methods OF
Disiilation, Exltusiv- Experience. Abundant
Capital Complete an Expensive Equipment
ami High Puria,sc all these are used IN the
making Of
HARPEKs MELON COUNTY, Ky. WHisKEY.
Tor whlc.i We have secured the sole agency
Julius Ball Bro. Ttl,hassec, Fla.
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kRnckIen-S AruScH SAIyp

The best Salvc in the world for cuts bruises,
sores, ulcers salt rhenm fever sores letter chap
ped hands, chilbiains, corns and all skin erup-
mons, and positively cures piles, Or no pay re-
qnlred. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded Price p cents per
box. For sale bv NJ Lively
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Nn>>,t trtie with any Throat or Lung
O~ Disease II you have il Cough or
Cold, nr The children threatened with Group
or Whooping Cough, use Ackcr's English Rem
cdy and prevent further trouble l. is 4 positive
cure, and we guarantee 1t. Price 10 and 80
cents Sold by NJ Lively Feb l6-44 cow
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ONE Pc RSON

In every city, town and neighborh"d can
nuke money by ,nkin, subscriptions for the
FLoRIDIAN. pleasant and cay occupation.
Write for terms e.. II
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TaiIAh as~ee'. Health Record

From June 9Th to August 2Sh there was but
one death in the city Of Tallahassee, that Of a
colorel infant.
Mr.. jos. Duncan undertaken, gives Us the
record Of deaths in Tallahassee from June first
10 date
June i, colored infant, aged Is months. diar-
rhua colored g.r aged 10, dn.rrhpA June 3,
white man, aged 81, cancer of stomach. June .,
colorcd lad, dctormeel. died from over dose Of
blackberrie~. July -, colorcd infant August
20, aged white lady, invalid.
Here is the record for three months and
days--during the summer. Where is there a
city, with population Of 1000 lha; can make
better showing
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NOTICE TO WHITE TEACHERS

N tilted that the Examination Committee win
meet at Leon Academy Monday, September 10th,
at O'Clock, A, NJ, for the purpose of examining
ALL WHITE PERSONS
who desire to teach In this county during the COM
ing scholastic year.
By order of the Board of Public Instruction.
]. n. CARN,
& ID. HIGHTOWER
Examing Committee
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upon good or bad digestion and assimilation; to
make the blood rich in lite ard strength giving
constituents, use DR.. J. II McLeans Strength
ening Cordial and Blood Pur fer it will nourish
the properties OF the blood from which the
elements OF vitality are drawn. 81 90 per bot
tie July 26-3m
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Died.

Al 81. Teresa, of cholera infautum, on the
morning of August 3Sih, EUGENIA CELESTE, be-
loved and only daughter of F. A Crawford aud
wife, of Tallahassee
The fairest graves childrcns'
Heavens all their own
For they nearest
To God the Fathers Throne.
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4An Eminent Physicians Opinion

" AIIK'7sS IN, 'IiTCA ., ISSO
p F. p -Htg g.
DEAR SIRs-Atter careful observation OF The
action of your remedy, Pr.ckly Ash Poke
Root and Potassium, | am preprtl to give it
my unqu tfed endorsement Alternative OF
very decided merit. | regard il, Moreover, rs
one of the best remedies tor Dyspepsia. gave
il to nv wife for Malaria and General Debility,
aud to my surprise she was more b. neied than
by any other remedy she had tried, especially
her Dyspepsia, which Was verv lis rcsslng and
OF several years duration She seems to have
been entirely relieved OF Dyspepsia, and mas
gained flesh rapidly. | prescribe il with cou-
fidence in Rheumatism and other conditions re-
quring tonic, and invariably with the most
satisfactory results. Respectfully
J III REDDl\G NJ d.
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RHEUMATISM

And in all Affections OF the Blood P p p stands
alone and unrivae,i, and of it, cures arts
really wonderful
II you su.fer from ANYTHING like Syphilis. Scro-
fna. B.ood Poison. Ulcers. Old Sores. Rhemna-
tisn. any disease OF the blood. be and
gise Z = trial
p 7 Prickly Ash. Poke Root ard Potas-
siuml is no secret patent medicine like the many
en- the market. Its formula j. every bottle,
thus giving guarantee of its purity aud whole
sonleness that no other blood purifier does give.
Nav 81 III
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NOTICE OF ELECTION,

KNoW YE, THAT l, JOHN L. CRAWFORD
IN Secretary of State of the State Of Florida, dc
hereby give notice that general election will BE-
held in each county in Florida, on Tuesday mex
succeeding the first Monday in November, A. D.
1888, the said Tuesday being the sixth day of No
vember-
For four Electors of President and Vice Presi
dent of the United States.
For Representative of the First Congres
sinnal District of Florida in the Fiftyrst Congress
of the United States
For one Representative of the Second Congress.
sionai District of Florida in the Fifty first Con
gress Of the United States.
For Governor of the State of Florida
For Secretary of State of the State OF Florida.
For an Attorney General of the State of Florida
For Comptroller of the State of Florida.
For Treasurer OF the State of Florida
For a Superintendent Of Public Instruction Of the
State of Florida.
For Commissioner of Agriculture Of the State
OF Florida.
For three Justices Of the Supreme Court of the
State of Florida
And in each of the counties OF the State-For q
Senator from each Senatorial District of said State
And in each of the respective counties of the
State general election for its lawful number OF
Members of the House Of Representatives of the
State of Florida.
And on the same day general election will be
held in each county of the State for County Judge
Clerk of the Circuit Court Sheriff Tax Assessor
a Tax Collector. County Treasurer County Saper.
intendeut of Public Instruction, County Surveyor
for Justice of the Peace in aud for each Justice
district in each county. for Constable in and
for each Justice district in each county
An election will be held In each of the several
counties of Escamba, Duval and Orange, for Clerk
ofthe Criminal Court of Record, for each of said
counties
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF have here
unto set my hand and afixed the
Great Be u OF the State of Florida
H. 8 at Tallahassee, the Capital this the
Goth day OF August. A. D. 1888
JOHNL CRAWFORD
Secretary of State
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Sept 4, 1885
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no, pulled fodder, for sale on the field, large
quantity, nicely cured Is cents per 100 lbs in ton
lots T30N1 J. s. LOCKE.
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For Rent

Mrs. Sarah Whitaker's private boarding house
all furnished pleasantly locale.l i'll the bushes.
portion otcity, possession given at once. Fol
tul particulars and terms address
Mrs. SARAH WHITAKER
I'm Aug 2 Tallahassee, Fla.
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FOR SALE.

Oie lifty-saw Pralr GIN entirely new, never
used alsp one iorty-ivc S,v Brow Gin, bpt lit
lie used and in fine order Apply to
- Al X A SHINE
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WOULD YOU WOOD!

Parties desiring wood, would do well to leave
orders with G. II. Dickinson, at
rat BYRD Il DENHAM's
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ls uo,> would enjoy your dinner and
y SoN are prevented by Dyspepsia, use
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. They are positive
cure for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flaiulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. 25 and so
cents. Sold by NJ. Lively Feb 16-44-eow
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Threatened for being Democrat
Special to the World.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 26.-Charles A.
Sheldon, OF this city and one of the leading
colored Democrats OF Indiana, went to Prince
ton Ind. Yesterday in the interests Of the
Free,naa n paper edited by a coored man at
INDIANAPOLIS While in conversation with some
friends in front of the hotel he in quiet man
ner gave his political views. This maddened
a number of the Republicans Of the place, who
threatened to kill him. Tue news spread rap
idly and shortly afterwards, as Sheldon was
conversiug on the street, small boy ran up To
him and placed the following note in his hand
and ran away: IF you came here to make a
Democratic speech you had better take the first
train home, or by God, we will hang you" The
excitement for time was intense, and Mr.
Sheldon, assisted by some of his colored friends,
tried 10 find the author Of the threatening note
hui without avail.
Opening o1ihe Campaign In Marion.
Special to the Times Union)
GAINESVILLE, FLA, August 31.-The Con.
gressional Executive Committee OF the Second
District met here to-day with good attendance
and planned q vigorous campaign that VIII com
mence AT once George W. Wilson, OF Orange
Lake. was unanimously elected secretary. An
auxiliary committee tor work and organization
was created, imposed Of one member from each
county. The campaign in this section will COM
mence next Thursday at Oak Lawn, Orange
Lake in Marion county. VIII IRE the grandest
rally and barbecue ever known in Marion will
be given.
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ON and reliable Medicines are The hcsl 10
oNN depend upon. Ack'r's Blood Elixir
has been pres cribed inr years for all impurities
o! The Blood. In every TORN 81 Scroful"us. Syph-
little or Mercurial diseases. ii is invaluable. For
Rheumatism, has no equal. Sid nv NJ. Lively.
Feb 1914 cow
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e Time is growing short. Send in your
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FLORIDIAN. II

Mr. w T. Rhodes, while riding along the
road in company with Mr.. Joseph Anderson
about twelve miles south of Tallahassee the
St. Marks X abroad, was accidentally shot, about
dark on Monday night OF last week, by Mr.
Council Harris Harris claims that lie did not
see anyone in the road and was firing at dog.
Both Rhodes and Anderson called to him to
quit shooting, but he says he did not hear them.
The shooting was done with a pistol and the
wound is :. dangerous one, the bullet entering
Rhodes breast near the left nipple and penetra-
ting his lung 1t was at first thought that
Rhodes could not possibly live, but the doctors
are now more hopeful and think that he Will
recover.
1t is evident 10 every one that there has been
rross-ifnot criminal mismanagement and delay
in the matter of getting those persons out OF
jacksonville who could and who desired 70, go
70 places of reufge The first error was the spirit
of confidence which prevailed among the people
of Jacksonville and which induced them to re-
main in that city SO long. But this was only an
error of Judgment tor which no one can, or
should even presume, TO blame them. 1hey hau
| cause for the hope that was in them. Inc de'
| termined manner in which the authorities, 81
promptly and efficiently assisted by good and
true citizens, went to work, and are still keeping
il up. was enough-if, under the peculiarly Try
! ing circumstances, anything could inspire people
with confdence--to at the outset fill the people OF
Jacksonville with hope for better and different re-
sults than have unfortunately followed efforts 30
heroic and persistent from the beginning to the
nrese,, time. The mistake for which somebody
is % be censured-and punished, III possioie-is Inc
refusal to let the people go when they made up
their minds to leave. several days ago AS 'ney
are allowed to go now, why couldn't they nave
gone long since! This is the point, ana mere u
where some one is to blame. Who Is III
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The Life of the flesh is the blood thereof;
pure blood means healthy functional activity
and this bears with it the certainty Of quicl
restoration from sickness or accident. DR..
II. McLtan's Strengthening Cordial and BLOOD
Purifier gives pure rich blood, and vitalizes an,
strengthens The whole body. 81 90 per bottle
July Of 2m