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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18
rmn mANnex munDrn.
THE Murderer ana sisslm Formefly Of
Albany.

Inasmuch 40 A D Webster, the man
who committed the murder, and Robert
w Fales, the man murdered, few days
ago, were once residents Of Albany,
young Fales ut one time being in the
Jail here for petty larceny, The following
facts Of the recent tragedy nt Bandon,
taken from the Recorder, will he Of In.
terest:
On Tuesday last, about 2;;ll o'clock.
our usually quiet village was thrown in-
TO d furor OF excitement by the report on
our streets that A u Webster, proprietor
OF the Ocean house, had shot and killed
Robert w Falea. q waiter At the hotei.
The facts, Us we are Informed b. the
attorney Tor the state, are about ms
follows:
Itappears that for the last two or
three weeks Robert Eales has been In
the employ Of Mr. WebatGr In the cspac-
ity Of waiter, for wages or not. 10 not
known, as this Is the point Of difference
between them that led up 20 tho tragedy,
and on Tuesday, few minutes before
the shooting occurred, while In front OF
the hotel, a difference arose In regard TO
the pay and bltter words passed between
them. Falea insisting on having his pay,
Webster refusing 10 pay him. Webster
then went into the kitchen, and thence
Into bedroom, and placing revolver
In his pocket, returned TO the kitchen
just as Fales entered it. Bitter words
again passed between them, Fales still
insisting on the payment Of his wages,
and webster as persistently refusing to
pay. Al this luncture Webster attempt.
cd 10 draw his revolver from his pocket,
but Il having caught In some manner
arrested the attention Of Fales, who
asked Webster II he intanded 10 shoot
him, and instantly aprang and caught
him around the waist 10 prevent him
from drawing the revolver out. In the
struggle that ensued FaleH was pushed
back against the door leading from the
kitchen 10 the dining room, and the
door burst open. At this point Webster
succeeded In wrenehing himself away
from Eales, and, with hls revolver In
hand, jumped back and shot him.
The state also expects TO be able 10
prove that at no time during the struggle
did Fales have knife IN hIa hands.
That during all the trouble he held a
cigarette hetv cen the fingers OF hia left
hand, and was twivling small rattan
cane In his right hand at the time the
struggle began In the kitchen.
Public opinion 10 strongly against
Webster in this matter, and for time
serious alarm was felt for Lis safety.
The defendant claimed he acted in self
defense, alleging that Fales drew u
hatcher knife on him.
Webster was placed In Jail at Empire
City, being refused bail.
The father of young Falcs now resides
ut Eugene.
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A special meeting Of the city council
was held last Monday for the purpose oI
beginning proceedings Tor the opening 81
CaIapooia street from Firet street 10
the Willamette river.
The following resolutions were paased I:
Whereas, In the judgment OF the city
council it Is expedient 20 lay out and ex-
tend q street from the north terminus of
Calapooia street in the city Of Albany.
Oregon, Il, tile center OF the Willamette
river, at TIE north boundary Of the said
city,
Therefore, be II resolved by the coun-
ell that the surveyor Of uaid city hc. and
Ii hereby directed 70 survey said pro.
posed new street and 10 mark the ho,in-
daries thereof, and 10 make his report TO
the council containing q plat ol his SUR
yey Of said street and full and perfect
description thereof and Of the boundaries
thereof, and OF the position II each lot
or part thereof, or OF each parcel Of
ground or part thereof, that will be ap.
proprIated for sich street.
II seems that the city have already
offered the owners, tlla Walter Monteith
estate, 5000 for the right Of way over the
but more IL asked. When
condemned IL Ia safe 10 predict the price
VIII not be more thnu offered,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18
A Perfect Baking Powder.

The constantly growing demand for Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder the standard tartar powder
for forty years. is due causes.
FIRsT:-The extreme care exercised by the manu-
facturers make it perfectly pure uniform in quality and
of highest raising power.
SECoND:-The recent Investigations exposing the
certain other brands of baking powder contain
and still others that found to contain alum
These unscupulous manufacturers being found out
and the consumers are giving them wide BIRTH
Nothing is left to chance in the manufacture Of pr
Prices Cream Baking Powder Chemists employed TO
every ingredient purity and strength Hence
its marvellous purity and uniformity. Each can Is like
every other. It never dissapoints. BEST is ALWAYS
the cHEAPEsT.
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by ali authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, or any other adulterant In fact, the
purity Of this ideal powder has never been dues
toned.
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FIre at salem. .

Special TO DENOcRAr.
SALEM, Or, Sept. l6.--At 9:40 this
morning flames issued in great volume
from the roof OF the main building Of the
Willamette University and before the
arrival Of the fire department the whole
garret story seemed to be ON fire. School
being in session the alarm for short
time was great, but there was no panic,
and all pupils left the building in good
order saving their effects. Before the
fire was got under control the roof and
entire mansard was destroyed, and OF
course much damage has resulted TO in
terror walls and floors, especially in tho
third story. The building presents a sad
sight, resembling badly dismantled fort.
Loss not fully known yet, but will run
into the thousands, which is thought TO
be about covered by insurance OF $4,000.
Conhagration is the result OF a defective
fiue from fire left in students room in
garrett. Great excitement prevailed in
the city and thousands thronged the
campus until the last spark OF fire was
extinguiehed. Salem rose to the emer-
gency in grand style, suitable halls and
church buildings we're rendered to tile
management Immediately and the school
will 90 on without break in recitations.
Work Of repairing and rebuilding will
proceed at once, and the structure will
be put in better condition than ever. No
accidents attended the FIRE and no loss
outside o. building, except to the literary
societies OF the university, who lost IL
brary and furniture. Written invita-.
tion has been extended those societies
by Aka Hesperian society to meet in
hall Of the latter temporarily.
SALEM, Or, Sept. 16th.-This morning
FIRE was discovered on the roof of the
Willamette University. Before the ar.
rival Of the fire department the entire
top was enveloped in flames, but by good
work it was confined to that section o
building. School was in session wher
the fire broke out, but cool heads pre-.
vented calamity. Majority of effects o.
building saved with slight damage more
than to portion OF building.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18
Old People.

J. ". 3. - the only sareaparila that old OF
feeble people sho;.ld taae, as the mineral potash
which Is In every hersarsapasliis TN. eknsu
Of. Is under certain conditions kuava I, bs
emaciating. J. v. q. ON The contrary Is r',ssiy
vegetable and stimulates digestion aud elea.es
now blood. the very ia!ag ler cid. teiieatc OF
broken down people. Il bsilas them np and
proiongs their llyes. 4 case Ia poiat:
Mrs. Belden an estimable aud elderly lady Of
$40 Mason 81. s. =. was ioF nnaths declining 90
rapidly as to seriously alarm ser family. II got
so bad that sho ves finally afflicted With iaintlng
spells She Hiltca: '.wailc Ia Tat dangerous
condition. l saw tem- Ct the testimonials con-
cerninr J.v. s cad cent Tor bottle. That marked
the turning point Iresnlned my lost nesh and
strength and have not Felt 80 well In years"
That was two years ago and Mrs. Belden IL well
aud hearty to-day, and ssill taking J. 8.
II yon are old or feeble aud want to be built up
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WEDNESDAY.

Forty eight ticket. we're cold 10 the State
fair this noon frvm Albany.
The Portland Industrial erposition opens
tomorrow. I,promisas tobs great sue
cess.
A couple faces 10 oil. painted by Mr. G II
Hart, h,av be seen &C Fortmilier 4 fr-
wings. They display considerable artistic
talent.
Hart Phillips, she tailors. have iast re-
ceivsd new lire Of fne samples. Call on
them 10 Strahan's Block.
A large and choice line Of carpets, limo
leum and oil cloths just received at A b
McIlwaia's. which will be sold cheaper than
sltewheFe in Albany.
The Charles L Zane kid gloves manu-
factnred at Philadelphia arc the best In the
market. Call 81 A B McIlwain's and ex-
anime them before purchasing.
Mr. John Berry's house. rscantiy burned,
was insn I'D with the furniture Ia the North
BFitish Iasuranee company, ID T Wyman.
lsosl agent, for 5000. The loss was being
adjusted this Afternoon.
Go 10 w Cobb. successor to Paisley q
Smile,, Finn Block, for yourj b printing
Of all kinds.
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A man bought a loaf Of bread OF Lew
iston baker the other Saturday night,
says the Journal Of that town, and find
ing he could not eat it all up he took
back part OF it the following Monday and
asked to have 1t exchanged for hot bis
cults. II that don't beat all, remarked
the baker, ssand the man has much os
this worlds goods, too.'' The baker did
not exchange. He is nearly equal to the
Albany man who buys five cents worth
OF sugar at a time.
Daniel Scales, of San Francisco. said TO
be worth 100000 and the richest color
ed man In the United States was at the
Hotel Portland on Tuesday. But Daniel
Scales did not dine at The Portland.
Though but small portion Of the black
mans blood courses through bis veins, he
was quietly informed that he could not
dine at the white mans table. II was
proposed that he accept table by himself
IN the ordinary but he declined the posi-
ton Welcome.
A San Jose lover OF the Irrational
game" owns horse that Is said to show
almost as much interest In baseball as
does his master. He Is observed to follow
the PLAYERS as they run to bases, to watch
the fight Of the ball, and will stamp ard
neigh when a good play is made, as II join
Ing In the applause Of other spectators.
A friend Is more art to believe bad
story on you than an enemy. In hoping
It Is true, an enemy fears It is not; but a
friend, hoping Il Is not true, believes It Is.
| Mr. Warner, of Albany, passed through
Toledo en- route for home aftef amending
| the summer on the Siletx agency survev-
| ing with Allotting Agent Mayhieher, Mr.
| Warner says that he liked the work well
enough, but could not stand a whole
| family OF bosses. - Corvallis Times.
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NoTIcE or FINAL SETTlEMENT.

NToTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DIR.
~ j. T. Hiii as executor Of the last win ard test
ssneat az Camilla Mcfarland, deceased, has FLED hit
anal account Of the administration Of the cssate Of
aid deceased ia the office Of the eountY clerk 81
Finn county. Oregon, and that the county court ol
srid Linn ceunty has appointed Monday, the 9TH day
- 0ctober 1891 at the hour Of eelock, m ct naid
eT "a the time. and the court room OF said county
eonrt at Albany, Oregon, the placs, for hearing
sbjsctions, any, ts said Anal account and ter the
asfflennenf az said IS ate. !. L. HILL,
Exeeutor 81 the last wi Kad teet&msnt Of Camilla
Mcfarland, deceased.
aze w, WRlahR,
Attorney for Execnter.
xDatod August 2oth, 1891 te-z)
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Several Indian pick hopsis were In The
city. today on their way hume from the hop
yards.
Tho monthly meeting of the Building 4
Loaa Association will be held Friday
evenisg.
The total taxable property of Crook
county this year is $i.3s0. .375 Last year
IL waa 81. .20s. SEQ.
Wheat u SOL cents tsday; hat the ten
dency IL upward, and u tho war cload In
Earope keeps growing shere is no telling
what the result may be.
Tho .'Fortlsnds' defeated the saisms
Sunday 0 to and monday the Saisms de-
teated the Poftlsnds 3 I. A game will
DC played Every morning at 10 o'clock. this
week.
Robert falss. tbs youag man murdered at
Band..n, MAS the one who stole q pair ol
shoes from George Piper, In 4 w Langdon .
store about four years ego. and after waiting
ikfes nsoaths in the ooaatY jail xas gwen
another month iheFe.
Ia regard 10 our item cancerning Mr.
LenneF kaistan ssiiing third interest Ia
his stock tsftn ness Arlington 10 10 proper 70
say that WH. kalston 10 the owner Of 4 third
intersst IN the stock farm instead Of Lonner.
Judaa ID n Denny and Capt y .syne, OF
fskahams, swa tho other two-thifds.
a HARRtsnpRo ASSAULT Yesterday
as Harrisburg an alteration occurred b.
tween Mr. John Mills and Virgil Davis, of
that city, resulting In the former attacking
the latter with a dangerous weapon, just
what with u not learned. Mills was ar
rested and ~ss 10 be given preliminary
examination this afternoon. Deputy Dls-
sfiei Attorney Wyatt went up oa the neon
train 10 prosecute the case.
TaaKg LAD BoYs.-Three boys broke
into Chinese honse at Tangent Yesterday,
bur were eeen an and effort made 10
capture them. before they secured any
booty. They escaped and came To ALBANY,
where Chief OF Poliee Hoffman captured
two Of them laat night. The other had
disappeared. They were examined before
Justice Coahow and bound over 10 await
the action of the grand jury. and will re-
main In jail until the next term OF court.
when they will probably be sent 10 the
new reform school They give the names
oi George and Frank Willie, and are { and
u years Of age. They claimed 10 have
Travelled here from Denver, Col
TnE osEoos PAclrIc CASEY yesterday
was the last day for the Oregon Pacific
10 pay lis employees under the order Of
Judge Pipes. As the company had the
entire day In which 70 make the pay
ment, the case Was not called, but the
time for hearing II was set at 2 O'Clock
this afternoon. Judges Pipes did not
dodge the case at all, as was unreliably
reported, but sas In the city awaiting
the proper time TO hear II. II was in
progress this afternoon. The feeling
against the conduct OF the receiver and
those doing his business IL increasing
among the railroad hands, and. II the
company does not come TO time in the
proper manner. or make more satisfac-
tory arrangements for liquidation there
10 possibility OF there being general
stopping pf work, though not II any
other course can reasonably be pursued.
The course taken by the company 10 i'm
excueable. A receiver is needed who
will look after the interests OF the EN-
ployes.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI
IN the board OF Republication will attend
at the ofIise Oh tie county clerk Of Linn
county, oregon. on Monday, the 18th day
examine the as essment rolls and carr0c.
xll errors in valuation. description OF
qualities Of land, lots or other property.
Sept 7th, 1891. Fl $ WlLLIAMs.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Is
Iy dersitned has th's DAY been appointed aSiu
istrntor Of the estate Of Chas Reinhart late 81
county. Oregon, deceased. BY the county court +
Linn county, Oregon. All persons having claiR
against sail estate are hereby notified to pfpa
the same properly verified 70 the tnlersiened
Erownseilles Greg, within six months from shis dst
Septembe,, I. lsois
+ n WEBBEh
GEo HuAFHlKY. Adminitsr4tk
Atty for Adminisrator (estll
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; teamer Arrived.

Special to DEMocRAT,
YAouINA, Sept Ia Steamer VILLAIN
cite Valley arrived at 4:4s p m, Sunday,
with the following passengers:
G F Jefferson, A Frazier, Mrs ] A
Frazier, Mrs Marquand @ A Adams, J s
Common, Jas Bowers, c e Alberon, Mrs
G e Alberon, ] ) Barrett, Thos McKen-
zie, A A Johnson.
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All are entitled 10 the best that their
oney will buy. 90 every family should
Nave. At once, q bottle OF the best family
remedy. Syrup Of FIGS, to cleanse the sys-
tenn when ooatIve or bilious For sale N
60c and 81 .o0 bottlsa.by leading 81 dFng-
GIlLl.
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WEATHER REroHr.

OsEeos WEATHER BUREAU. CRxrRAE
URFicg, PORTLAND, OaEgoN. cRoP-
.AEAruER BULLETIN No. ~, FOR THE
WEEK EspfND SATURDAY. SRrT. II,
1897.
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REAL vsrArE SALES.
Parker 70 T crabtree, 4 int in

J r Parker TO F Crabtree, u int in
lot14, bl l, lot 8, bl 2, KS Bird
A 10 Lebanon. ........$ 100
6 w Foote ct ux to l. Hill, lots 4,
5, bl 5, and part Of lot 3, bit
Sodaville. .................... 500
U S 10 Horace Lane, 800 acres, tip
10, 3 X 3w.,......,.........P Patent
! Gooro to l. l. Dean,l 10 acres near
ID l. G OF II Cheadle. ......... $50
Mrs N J Walter TO Peter Hume,
1870 acres in D LC OF Il l.
Walter ................... 1868
Daniel Leedy to Isabelle Leedy,io
3, bl 3S, HIS End A, Albany /
J p Chesher to w w Parrish, 100
acres off south end Of DL g Of
Polly Burgess. s...........,.... lC00
W A Paul ct al to James Freeman.
17S acres in sec 10, tip IL, s r
ZW...s t....s..,s........ Old
Geo Huston ct ux to A NJ Hall, 40
acres tip Ia, s r w.......... 1000
Mrs NJ T. Wilson to JC Bilyeu,
parcel in N Brownsville /
J Cleveland ct ux TO II Bryant,
94.25 acres in tip 10, SR2w. $500
Mary J Cleveland to Fl Bryant, 90
acres in tip 10,s R2w........ 1000
$1,000
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18

Cotton goods have not been as cheap since
the war az they are now. Call and sec what
bargsins W r Read has.
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Klein Bros have large and choice stock
Of boots aud shoes for sals at reasonable
rricos d, not invest in foot wear until
yoahsye sesn their stoes anil the elegant
piano at their store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18

Following Is the list Of letters remaining
in thc post office at Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, Sept. 10, 1891. Persons calling Tor
these letters must give the date on which
they were advertised.
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Do not buy your boots and SHOES until
you see the piano at Klein Bros, and as well
have examined their large stock Of goods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-09-18

Bargains 10 choice groceries can Away
90 secursd Of Allen Bros. Finn B.ock.
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l am now receiving dsily choice sariy
Crawford peaches from Ashland. fine fiayo
ard 1izs Lave orders at G z Brownelp
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MARRIED..

sLAYT0N-WALLER.- I'm Portland,
last week, Mr. George sIayton and Mrs
Olive Wailer--both OF Crook county.
The bride Is a sister Of Mrs N p Payne, of
Albany, and wae Ia this city on short
visit just previous 10 her marriage.
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a.ms ase AHa.AD
MospAy

MONDAY.
Mr. Sylvester Cannon ID through harvest.
lie reports 90 average Of - bushels an acre
on 10 acres.
Saturday after noon ai Tangsnt the Ju-
venils club Of Albany was defeated by the
club Of thst city by score Of 10 10 IL.
HAyns & Baek this morning began work
on the Madison Street sewer. and pfe,io.e
completing II IL 10 month II possibIr. The
other sewers will be begun in few days.
Tb. 4. r. II. Il. Co. IL tasfins down II.
trsstles and filing in III along the lisds A
large force Of men is now IT work on the
trostls sono n,io north Of TIE jewish semetsry.
The y A Webster ~ho murdored man
At Bsndon, nen,isp nf which IL made elss-
where. the DEMoeRAF IL ipformei 10 the A
Wsbstsr y i,o resided at Albany. One re-
port was that M effort was made 10 lynch
him.
RUNAWAY AT LEBANON. - Yestetda y
afternoon. al Lebanon, Mr. Thos. Price,
the ditch contractor. was riding with q
friend near Lebanon, when the team ran
away, throwing both ont, seriously In
juting Mr. Price. jus, row badly IL not We,
known, but not harming the man with
hin.
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Driek dsIicioa. ice cold soda water at O
2 BrownelI's.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
IN tie Cfregit Coarf ef TIE STATE 81 Ore
gop, fer Linn CoHaty.
ALFRHo DrTTBENNER
Bef herd,ns Dittbenner,
nefenda-t t.
To Bsrheriiuv Dittbsnner the above
named defendant.
Tn THE MANN or THE STATE OF
Il OregEn, you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against ylu. In the above entitled sui, by
October Goth. 1891, that being the hrst day
OF the term of this court fos lowing the cx-
riratlon OF the time prescribed In the
order for publication, and Ii ,ou fail 30 to
answer for want thereof sthe plainsiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded
In his complaint. viz: That the bonds OF
matrimony existing between pssintifl and
defendant be forever dissolved, and for
the costs aud disbu esemeats of this suit
to he taxed.
This summens Is published by order
OF don. r: 2. Belize Judge OF said court,
and made and dated the oh day Of
Septen. Der, 1891.
j. X. wEATHERFORD.
70 Idly Attorney for Piff.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-20

Fun; i nal heart disease shat Is from failure
of nerve power of the heart is CurabIr if you
use Dr Grcenc'S NCrrura Indeed thus wonderful
remedy for heart, brain and nerves should be
used in all cases Used when the first symptoms
show themselves. II will prevent all danger of
heart failure. II is purely vegetable and BARN
less, and its use offers the only hope of
cul ing these terrible diseases and avert
ing the fatal result. 1t is. we unh. sitatIngly
afl M, remedy of So great merit and marvel
louS virtues that no sufferer should neglect to
us" it, If Il safe and is desired. Ii is
fer sale by all drug giStS ut S1.00 per bottle
No Other Remedy In The World Ever
Had Such II Testimonial.
F,'r the ben, tit of those who may be suffering
and fail to HHd relief desire to state my case
For year suffered from a Heart Dis
case, II constant pain with severe attacks
of palpitatiOn, until l anticipated Il sudden
death at any time. became weak and dcbili-
tatCd, 18th loss of energy. dc~poEdEncy,
etc Hearing Dr. Greene lecture. he So faithfully
dascr;brd my condition that determined to
Try DR.. Iirccnr's NeIvUra. My Improvement
has been continuous and rapid. l have TAX
en- five bottles, ard the pain aad pnIpitatio ion
are Z Dne. l sleep we'll. have an excellent Il =
petite aui feel well. 5. A. DISART.
N"rtonGaic, York Co n. f.
DIR. Greene of SIS West IIth t.,Ncw York,
its disrov, rer, is the famous special ST in the
cure of nervous aud chronic diseases. 1h' doc
tor has devoted special attention to the treat
ment of all forms of chronic disc Sts through
letter correspondence. and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any case free of charge
The perfcctioH of this system renders Il complete
cure almos assured. as his success IN treatment
by correspondence is wonderful and uneQualed.
b Ia Send for sympt, IN blank to fill out
or write to pr Greene about your case, and II
carefully considered lcttrr, fully explaining your
disease and giving you perfect urdcrSt ,nding
Of all its symptoms will be returned, free of
charge.