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For Many Years Or. Todd Has
Cured Consumption.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind. Sept. IL, 1872.
For the benefit OF those who think
consumption incurable, I will make q
statement Of my cure. On the 18th Of
last March / was taken with the lung
fever, or as the doctors called IL, pleuro-
pneumonia. i was attended bv one
whom I had considered the most erni-
nent physician of this citv for three
months and half, during which time
he employed FIVE other physician. a.
counsel. For ABOUT three weeks /
thought was getting better, when an
abscess begsn 10 form IN my left lung,
and the physicians pronounced II quick
consumption. From this time failed
RAPIDLY, and raised . pint 70 quart of
phlegn matter each day, and hsd night
sweais. By the 18th OF June I had got
50 weak that could not liff
glass OF water 10 my mouth,
and was confined 10 my bed !:
was reduced 20 q skeleton except
my legs and feet, which were greatly
swslled. At this time my wife seeine
Dr. s. Clay Todd's circular, employed
him, and am free 70 say ! improved
steadily from The time | commenced
taxing be medicines. in three dsvs
the sveliing had zone out Of my lrnbs
aBe IN three weeks was able ~ be up
ard yak out doors . little. and IN ten
weeks was stle ~ walk ter miles, and
fsit ss web ~ ever 6sd. Eov walk
from three - -four mics esch day, and
neither coofh nor SPIT have ne ysin
snd think ny lungs healed perfectly.
JOHN a. MILLER.
- W Greg lghtonsve-,F ,Ft- wsyps, Ind
Nr. Miller nov weiFfs rs povoss
Mr. Miller - ever 70 vesrs Old Mr..
Miller wss cured - years ago. Tins
shows tfst consumption can te per.
Easnently cured sy Dr. s Gay Todd
yeopss are go1ug between here and
Eort Wsrpe every dsy. Get scns
frissDs 70 cali en Nr. Miller and learn
ffss particular oil h1s sure- IL vas tie
fAak of TIE torn fer uoutfze
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a Card.

Anyone wishing to pursue any Of the
higher branches, including French,
Latin, and higher mathematics. or any
pupils desirous of making up some
study in which they are deficient, can
have instruction at reasonable rates.
Testimonials gladly furnished.
Mrs. ID. ). RANDOLPH,
81 Charies-st.
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Annual Report.

Dean Printing and Publishing Com
pany: Capital, So, 900; paid IN, s9,075;
personal estate, xl7 1860; debts, sl2,-
l4i.55; credits, s5.4S0.2i. The stock Is
owned by thirteen persons.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Send for catalogue of orchestrs and
brass hand rnusic Of Carl Fischer's pub
ioabons. to be had BY writing 70 Her
rick. Morehesd n Nelson's, 3 and .
south pIvision-st.
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WAsaIxafsss. tsh. .. - For Lover
Alehssaa F4a sunazys northsriY
w.nas, cooler Monday. For upper
Michigan Desl.isd.y colder nortnsriy
winds; local sloss; cold wave.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

This week ul.l BE basy one N mus
lssI e.Tsiss. - via - sea ~ psrusing
the programs lneludsa N taas column.
On Wednesday evening". the pupAls Of
MRS. J. :. NeDonsli. ~ii give Tse n
- Coed fsmpiAxs' Hal. Ia the Aehal-
len block. They viii be assisted ~
Miw Leuiss Eehtefnzeh. soprano. AID
c. A. lotion. easso. fns program VII
pe a. follows
Hiss Aag3s JshnsoB. Mss kila Jsha-
ssa. Miss Jeaais p~foaas saa
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For 20 days only, one dozen fine cab
met photos and one large crayon por-
trait of yourself for 500.
WYKEs. 35 Monroe.
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The Full Dress Suit stock at Shattuck
& Trowbridge's is complete.

A TELEGRAM-H representative
called at the 1nspiritory Institute at
their new location, 12S South Division
ST., and found their rooms nicely fitted
up for their business. Their new
method of treating diseases of the air
passages and lungs is at once simple,
sensible and effective, and is attracting
q good deal of attention. Any one
wishing to investigate the new method
will be courteously received by the
doctor, and the mode of treatment ex-
planned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Take advantage of the cut in prices
for first-class Photos. Only $3.50 per
dozen for short time only at Bayne &
Co.'s, Fountain-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

The musicians of the State of Mich
gan are happy at last. They can now
be supplied with the best and latest o.
orchestra and brass band music at Her
rick, Morehead & Nelson's, 23 and q
South Diyision-st,
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Leaders of orchestras must come
early IN the day TO get the cream of
Carl Fischer's publications, which you
can get at Herrick, Morehead IL Nell
sons, 90 and % South Division-st.
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Buy meat of the Western Beef Com.
pany and thereby save money.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Diagonal Suitings ut Shattuck 4
Trowbridge's, "A Monroe-st.
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Prices do not change a: the Western
Beef Company's meat shop on Canal-st.
Removal.

Corl, Knott & Co. have completed the
removal of their stock to their stores ut
20 and 90 South Dlvison-st. They Oc-
cupy the entire five floors of the new
Botsford block, and are now prepared
to greet their friends in the new stand.
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$500 Suits for $500, at shattuck &
TrowDridge's.
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DR.. Conkey, veterinary surgeon, 6
Canal-st.
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YOUNG AID HIDDLE-NED.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS
Weakness, resulting fIom early inaas
or<sions and en- ssses OF manhood, over.
work of the l.rssn. snaploper treatment
Of some olher dlsoasos. anprosssf uss "a
instruments IA examinations ana treat
ment CT some other diseases hsrcoi'
weakness. etc. causing Lost manhood
im,oiency, harrennesss lnshlliy 20 col
leet ideas az remember . word during
eonsersAtion. making the sufferer lose
confidence Ia every one, even hinaset.
causing continual worry and anxiety
about troubles that never comes sonis-
times causing Epsiepsy. often causing
insanity. one form OF peainess, f'sfsi-
VS. Nervousness and Heart Disease,
Inability 10 conduc business. etc.
This disease. with all It's complica-
tons. is always cured by DR.. 5. Clay
Todd, IS Monroe-st.. Room 4, Grand
Rapids, Mich. Call Immediately.
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Seven hundred pairs of $500 and
$500 shoes, which | will sell at sl.70 per
pair at the store of Tulip q Scott, 81
MonrCe-st. +. NJ. KENDALL,
Assignee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Florida oranges at Elliott & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Elliott & Co. carry line Of imported
cheese.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Boston chips at Elliott & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
All kinds of cereals at Elliott & Co.

DR.. Conkey, veterinary surgeon, .
Canalst.
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Van I1oasens Cocoa-Lsrgsss sale n
the world.
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On Thursday evening. Francis Camp
bell vii giveh complimentary musicale
atthe recital hall OF the West Michigan
Observatory OF Music. the program of
which wall include his cantata Of ''Saint
BFandan," OF which 30 much has been
said. The entertainment viii be very
select, and those who receive invita-
tons may consider themselves fortu-
nate. Mrs. de Chetiey, OF Muskegon,
has written that she will be too III to
take part, and Miss Fannie Earle will
sing in her place. The program will be
As follows;
PART Z.
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Suppress the Junketers.

The practice OF junketing, privilege
claimed by members of the Legislature,
has become fragrant abuse. It is ex-
pensive to the State, the effect upon men,
bers themselves is demoralizing and the
public example pernicious We refer
particularly to the custom among many
legislators of visiting State institutions
in or near Columbus, ON the pretext Of
investigating their condition and man.
agement, and remaining for days at q
time as guests who require special hos
pitality and the best that the larders af.
ford. A former manager of one Of these
institutions was quoted recently by our
Columbus correspondent ~ saying:
"You have no ides to what an extent
the State il imposed upon in these mat
ters. During the winter the institutions
about Columbus are regularly preyed
upon by members Of the Assembly and
their friends. They will step to tels-
phone, call upon the superintendent
and ooolly order the State carriage sent
for them. Come OF them fairly board at
thsss places, and have known parties
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NEW LEXINGTON.
January 4th, 1891.

January 4th, 1891.
DR.. Judkins was in Cincinnati last
Thursday and Friday.
Prof. Barrett was in Columbus last
week being examined by the State
Board for life certificate.
Prof. Farley and wife, of Martinsville,
were the guests OF P. F. Ladd and
family here last week.
Several from this place witnessed the
rendering of "Under a Cloud" at Hills.
boro last week.
Chas. Clarke is the guest of his son at
Greenville. o.
The Sons OF Temperance have rented
the old School Hall of the Odd Fellows
and will move in this week.
The officers installed in the S. of T.
for the first quarter are, w. p, Wilburn
Thornburg; w. A., Sam Clarke; R. g.,
Fanny Larkin; A. R. 8. Sallie Pensyl ;
F. s., Alva Bogue; Treasurer, Hattie
Duff; Chaplain, Frank Woodmansee
Con-, Wilson Willard; A. c., Minnie
Hoskins; G. g., Mary Adams; o. g.,
Cliff Haines; P. W. p, Ed. Thornburg.
Protracted meeting is still in progress
at the NJ. E. Church.
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LYNCH BURA.
January 4th, 1S9I

January 4th, 1891.
Mr.. Clint Chapman and daughter,
Maud, of South Salem, were visiting
Mrs. A. J. Fields last week.
The entertainment given New Years
night by the pupils of the High School
for the benefit Of the library was sue
cess both financially and intellectually.
Mr.. Charles Fields has resigned his
position as clerk of the Gibson House,
Cincinnati, and is spending week here
with his parents. He has accepted q
position with the Pullman Car Co. and
will 90 to his field of duty next Satur.
day.
E. o. Hetherington, County Treasurer,
is here collecting taxes to-day.
The collections at the Deputy Collect
or's Office her during the nineteen
months ending December Slst, 1890,
amounted to 81, ,025. .5O2.s5.
Hy Davis was attending to legal bust.
ness here Monday.
Night policeman James Holladay hurt
his back while attending to the lamps
last Saturday evening Andrew Bishir
is playing policeman while he is laid up.
Protracted meeting began at the NJ.
Z. Church Sunday night.
The ladies have by persistent efforts
paid the last payment on the M. E.
patronage and 1t is now free from debt.
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PRICETOWN.
January 9Th, 1891.

January 9th, 1891.
Mrs. Carpenter, the Alliance speaker,
started for her homo in Kansas last
Thursday.
Mr.. John BARLEY, wife and daughter,
of Marion, Ind, were circulating among
their many friends at this place last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Hopkins and two
children, of Springfield, o., were visit.
ing friends here part of last week.
A Christmas tree was erected in the
Disciples Church Christmas eve and
was we'll laden with many beautiful and
useful gifts. J. W. Faris impersonated
Santa Claus much to the amusement of
the little ones.
Mr.. James Austin is completing one
OF the largest barns in this part of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas. Shaffer, OF Blan.
chester, spent the holidays in our midst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll. of Blanehester,
were visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Landess the past few days.
The annual re. organization of our 8.
8. took place New Years Day and the
following officers were elected: VIM.
Barker, Superintendent; Erwin Leinigar,
Secretary; VIM. J. Cochran, Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp. Smith left here
the latter part of December and are now
residing at Pittsfeld, III.
There will be an Alliance meeting at
Pulse Saturday night, January 10th.
The protracted meeting of the Disciple
Church has been in progress since
Christmas and six additions is the re-
suit OF the meeting thus far.
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HOMETOWN.
January 5th, 1891.

January 5th, 1891.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Galliett spent
Christmas in Hillsboro visiting at ]. w.
Roses.
"A very pleasant surprise was rendered
the ministers of the U. B. Church in the
way of donation.
Some of the Sons of Veterans are talk.
ing of organizing an order. Go it, and
everybody will aid in the enterprise.
l.. A. Galliett will start upon pleas
ure trip through the South. Pleasure
and business is the object.
Mr.. Abel Gaymon, of Bells Run, but
who has been in Missouri for the past
two years, is home again.
The U. B. Sunday school was re-organ.
ICED last Sunday. Oficers-Supt., Lee
Helsley; Assistant, T. j. Rose; Sec.,
Miss Mary Willis; Treas, Eli Funk; /;
Chorister, J. ]. Galliett. The average
Sunday attendance for last year was SO.
With Mr.. Helsley as Superintendent we
predict more prosperous year still.
The G. A. r. Post will meet under
special cali next Saturday night. 1t is
desired that all members be present.
Chas. Long and Mary Jacobs were
married ON Saturday at p. m. at the
residence of T. H. Kay, ]. P. Also on
same evening at Rev. Dionne's, L. H.
Druhot and Miss Martha Martin. We
wish them Joy and happiness through.
out this world.
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of twenty and more, comprising mem-
bers, their families, clerks, pages and
hsngers.on, to swoop down on some Of
the institutions out of the city and spend
the two or three days of tri.weekly
adjournment" tits sheer impudence ON
the part of members to take advantage
of their official position in this manner.
Certainly the time has come for right
thinking men in the General Assembly
to resolve upon some action which will
prevent such impositions in the future.
There ought to be Representatives and
Senators with courage enough to sst
their faces against this growing evil.
Public opinion throughout the State viii
vigorously support any movement for
reform in this direction. - Time Star.
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2AlrSBo no DRoPs.
January 9th, 1881.

NsN January 6tn, 1901.
Born-To Rev. j. H. Davis and wife,
December Goth, 1890, q fine girl baby.
Miss Minnie Mackerly and o. N. Gar.
rett, of Hillsboro, ,ttended the Roads.
Browning nuptials last Wednesday.
Don't forget the Farmers Institute
meeting at the public school building at
2 p. m. next Saturday. A
The Friends have been engaged in an
interesting series of meetings at the
Fall Creek Church, which has largely
increased their membership.
During the year 1890 there were 1856
clear days, 100 that were cloudy and 100
that were mixed Rain fell on lib days
and snow on 81 days The highest tenn.
perature was "a and the lowest above
zero.
Curless Harrington and wife returned
Saturday from vieit of several days at
Blanchester.
Mrs. Waverly Waddel gave a nice
party to number of the young folks
New Years evening in honor OF her son,
Joseph, who is home from Kansas.
The citizens of this vicinity have taken
considerable stock in the Southern Ohio
Loan and Trust Company AID have or.
gsnized local board composed of the
following officers: H. H. Roads, Presi-
dent; j. Taggart, Vice President; DR..
John Mercer. Secretary VIM. J. Redkey,
Treasurer; Dr. D N. Mcbride, J. A w.
Spargur, j. B Davis, J. J. Lovett and
Chas. Duke, Directors
The Knights of Pythias, and some of
their special friends to the number Of
seventy, met at their lodge room on Fri.
day evening last and had an enjoyable
time eating oysters and in social inter.
course.
One of the leading events of the sea.
son was the marriage of Mr.. Edward B.
Roads and Miss Jessie Browning at the
residence of her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Browning, at high noon December 3lst,
1890. A large happy company were
present. The wedding march was rem.
dered by Mrs. Geo. Browning. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. ]. l.
Taggart, after which followed splent'id
collation. and cheerful greeting. On
the following day delightful reception
was rendered them by Mr.. and Mrs
H. X. Roads, the parents Of the groom
The wedding presents were numerous
and valuable
The U.B. Sunday.school was re-organ.
lied last Sunday and elected the follow.
ing officers: J. w. Witt, Huperiaten.
dent; Mrs. Mary Csudy. Assistant Su,
perintendent; Miss Irene Mccoy,
Secretary; Mrs. Amanda Hulitt. Treas.
urer; Miss Ada Redkey, Librarian. x
Mrs. Newton Barrett is enioyfnTs =
visit from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
William Mutt, of Hamden Furnace. Ela
Theodore Records, Of South Fincastie,
was the guest Of your correspondent
Monday and Tuesday. g@
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BALD KNOB

January 9th, 1891.
Quite . number Of Frank Sharp'a
friends took dinner with him and family
New Year.
Several Of Harvey McDaniels friends
met ct his home and ate candy with him
December 9th, 1880.
Miss Amanda Noble. who is teaching
school neor Clarksville, spent tho holi.
days at homo with her parents.
Matte Pierson il visiting her sister,
Mn. r. N. Lewis, in webertown.
James N. Lowman and wife have gone
10 housekeeping in Mr.. A. X. Johnson's
property near Sharpsville.
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LEESKURG.

.ls,1 Januaryf6th, 1891.
Miss Salie Redkey entertained lady
guests from New Vienna Friday and
Saturday. 90 ~ tiil
The dance on New Years night was
pleasant affair, but the crowd was but q
fraction to the number who would have
been in attendance had the weather
been more favorable.
Arthur Swartz, aged obout 20, living
near Olive, died Saturday morning of
consumption. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday afternoon at White.
oak by Rev. J. w. Gaddis. But the SER
mon was not delivered, owing to the ill.
ness of Mrs. Swartz, nee Vain, who is
thus left widow with child only q
few months old. He was son of MIN.
rod Swartz. who died sled suddenly but
four weeks ago of spoplexy.
The memo Dramatic Club" will pro.
duce the renowned drama, Fooled, for
the benefit and under the direction of
the Sons of Temperance, Saturday night,
January "a, 1891.
Charley Hardy started for the o. w.
U at Delaware last Monday.
Miss Maggie Armstrong has left for
her homo at New Antioch.
Leesburg enjoyed . big day Saturday.
The Odd Fellows very beautifully per
formed the ceremony Of the dedication
Of their new Hall, Spencer Block, begin.
ming p. m. It was indeed beauti-
full ceremony gracefully done. At night
at Village Hall the musicale was the
attraction. An entertainment of music
both vocal and instrumental, with q
we'll rendered farce, "Wide Enough for
Two" thrown between for variation.
The Daughters of Rebekka served both
dinner and supper to the great accom-.
mediation Of all visitors. $87 were the
receipts of the day. Another evidence
of success.
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BETHEL.
January 4th, 1891.

January 4th, 1891.
Mrs. Minnie Lyle, nee Palmer, died 1t
the home OF her parents December 38d,
aged 10 years. She leaves . husband,
one child, father. mother, brothers end
sisters and many friends to mourn, bat
not without hope for she was . Kind,
Christian friend and loved by all. Ths
funeral services were held ct Oslvsry
December 26th; just two yeazs from the
day she was united in marriage % ". q.
Lyle. n
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In his encyclical letter the Pope ex-
presses the opinion that the great social
questions which are now agitating the
politics Of Europe are 20 be eventually
settled by the mediation Of the church.
His holiness has evidently made . mis-
tAks in dating his letter. he should have
1T OF the ! andjmsds II SOL.
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NEW PETERSBURG.

Tom Cunningham, of near Jefferson.
vile. ID among his old friends for . few
days.
Quite number Of friends enjoyed q
social hop last Monday night given by
Miss Nellie Wheaton.
The members Of the n. E. Sunday
School propose to give an exhibition
some time in February.
N. B. Williams now repeats the fol.
lowing stanxa: OF all sad words Of
toungs or pen the saddest are these: II
might have been-a ten.pound boy in.
stead Of girl.
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New Orleans is making extensive
preparations for the celebration Of Mardi
Gras, which comes ON the 10th Of Feb
ruary. The carnival win be on . grand
scale and the New Orleans papers assest
the pageant win eclipse in brilliancy any
OF IL predecessors.
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1t is dangerous to neglect catarrh, for
it leads to bronchitis and consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh in all
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Do not weaken the stomach with
strong chemicals. Simmons Liver Reg
ulator 10 mild but effective.
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Facts speak louder than words. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator will always cure.
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wEAE x9 -,,s
SCROFUL.A

II y that impurity In the blood, which, ~
cumuiating In the glands Of the neck, pro
duces unsightly Jumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on ths ARM,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers ID the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin Of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the mAhy other manifesto
tions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, It is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from 1t.
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How :: g. Ca" CURED

BY taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which, BY
the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be q potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. II you suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was sfaicted with scrof-
ulous sore neck from the time she was 2Smonths
old till she became six yearso Of age. Lumps
formed in her neck, and one Of them after
growing to the size Of pigeoa's egg, became
running sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods Saxsaparilla, when The lump and
all indications Of scrofuls entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems TO be . healthy
child" j. 3. CARLILH, Nauhght, n. J.
N. B. Be- sure 70 got only
Hoods Sarsaparllla
soldby all drussisss. q; six seeSs Prsparsdoaiy
BY c. I. HOOD = CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Hass.
100 Doses One Dollar