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now here, requesting him to kindly in
form Captain Sargent, of the American
steamer Indiana. which brought to
Libau from Philadelphia a cargo of
-four and provisions for the Russian
famine sufferers, that his majesty the
emperor has been pleased to bestow a
present upon. him.
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10 celebrate shakespeare's Birthday

BALTIMORE, March 22.-At Fords
Grand Opera house throughout the
Easter week there will be celebration
of the birthday of Shakespeare 1928 years
ago. To emphasize and commemorate
the celebration Miss Julia Marlowe has
given an order for q thousand porcelain
souvenirs to be made in Baltimore.
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a Gin for Captain Sargent, Of the Relief
ship Indiana.

LrBAu. March ss.77-M. Sipiaguine.
governor Of Courland. has teIegraphed
to Mr.. J.. II. Crawford, American con-
sui general at St. Petersburg, who IS
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DOR RRNr. ON PUBLIC SQUARE.

From APrn 7st, two large first floor parlor
rooms In BrkhaTt Building across hall from the
office of the NJ. M. NJ. q /. Co., especially suited
for Offices. inquire Of
SaaIw. MRS BURKHART.
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Britain's New French Ambassador.
PARIS, March 22.-Lord Dufferin, the
new British ambassador to France, pre-
sented his credentials to President Car
not yesterday afternoon. The ceremony
was conducted with great pomp.
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r osFa

A Store Account Book, on High street. near
McDowelTs Lime Kiln, with 4. '0LIKER stamp
ed on inside Finder will he rewarded by leav-
street. 3-15-1w
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WILL PAY CASH.

PARTIES having any good manure to sell can
sell same for cash by inquiring at Adams Ex-
press office. 3-4-3w.
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EoR SALE.

An 6dell Type Writer, good as new. Cost SIS
Will be sold very cheap. Call at THE WoRDD
office and examine same. 1-l9u,
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NOR RENT.

The saloon now occupied by Chas Farrin on
N Queen street and dwelling house adjoining.
Apply te w. Ed. Mckee, w. Burke street.
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nor RENT.

rood store room, with cellar and wareroom
attached North Queen street, doors above II.
i. Snodgrass q Co.'S. drug store. Apply TO WIN.
f. WILLIAMS. 37lm.
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nor SALE.

FoR SALE.
1000 choice young Peach Trees, at $50 per
1000 1900 5eung Apple Trees, $40 per 600
317-3w J.H. BRIST0R
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Tor RENT.

TOR RENT.
Convenient room next to A M. Gilbert's. re-
GENTLY occupied by VIM. Wright as a clothing
store. Apply TO JN0. TELLER. 37-f
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CAPRIVI REMAINS
And Thus the Threatened Cabin [
Crisis Is Ayerted.
BE RESIGNS THE PREMIERSHIP

But Consents 10 Remain a. Chap-
cellor Or the German Empire Com
alteration FOR the Emperor's Health
Given as the Reason for Caprivis
SELF sacrifice.
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Wells River.

Rev. David Finday of St. Adams
supplied the pulpit last Sunday.-W
II. Muhsell is suffering with an attack
of lumbago Mrs. A. c. Gowing OF
North Charlestown, N, H, is visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ Mark
ham Charlie Dalton is home from
Claremont, N. H., nursing felon on
his finger.-Mrs. F. Deming is spend,
ing a few days in Boston THE
Flower of the Family" a pleasing com
edy will be presented by the young
people under the auspices OF the Ladies
society this (Friday) and SATURDAY
evenings, April 22d and 23d in School
House Hall A Conundrum Supper
will be served Friday evening on lhe
European plan.-Henry Weber Of
Warren, n II has bought James Gal.
laeher's house and will move here and
take charge of the lower >ection.-ll
Wiley has moved to West Newbury
where he has bought a farm
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East ThetfOrd,

Clarice Tyler is back sewing for
Mrs Jones -Chas. Henry is working
on the section again this season.
Switch lights were put IN here last
week Ezra Alden of Lyme, while
driving through here "wednesday morn
ing his horse took fright at train and
ran, one rein broke, threw Mr.. Alden
out, eleared himself from the road
cart and ran down the track one half
mile and frightened at some thing,
turned and came back, making total
wreck of the harness and damaged the
road cart Mr. Alden was not serious
" hurt F NJ Jones is at work for A.
NJ. Wilmot pressing hay.-The demo-
cratic caucus for the election of dele
gates to the State conventions will be
held at the Town House Thetford Cen
tire at 2 O'Clock p. m. Saturday the 23d
int.
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Post Mills.

B. w. Abbott has been clerking in
G. A. Adams store during his trip to
Bo ston.-Born the 18th inst, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Douglass.-The re-
mains of Mr. Frank Rowell of
Chelms ford, Mass, were brought here
for interment last Saturday Truman
Aldrich of Barre, is home for IL short
vacation. Harry E. Moody is home
from Nashua.-Mr. Charles G., Cook
died the 18th inst, at the residence of
James Robinson, aged SO years Mr..
Chas L. Benjamin and Miss kittie j.
Emerton both of STAFFORD, were mar
ried on the 18th inst, at the parsonage
by Rev. Thomas MacDriar, Mrs. E. p.
George of West Fairlee, has again sent
her annual favor of Easter lilies from
Bermuda to her friends in this place;
a kind remembrance which gives much
enjoyment TO the recipients The ice
vent out of Fairlee Lake Tuesday the
18th inst.-The democratic caucus tor
the election o. delegates to the state
conventions will be held at the Town
House Thetford Centre, at o'clock p.
IN Saturday, the 23d lust
There is rush of trade at Adams
this week as he has just returned from
from Boston with full line of spring
goods.
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South Ryegate.

Mrs. James B. Darling left for
Lowell last Tuesday for short visit.
Peach Thomas made business trip
to Lowell last Tuesday, returning on
Thursday Mrs. A. w. Cam went to
Salem, Mass, last Friday .-Pringle
Gibson attended the Republican Con-
venlion at Montpelier last Wednesday,
as one of the delegates Miss Minnie
Heath who has been visiting at w. A.
Gibson's returned to West Fairlee last
Friday.-Mrs. II @. Darling who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Cobb, at
Concord, returned home last Tuesday
&C. j. Bailey spent last Wednesday IN
Barre and Montpelier on business S.
Mills, Jr., was in Montpelier last
Thursday.-At the democratic caucus
at Depot Hall last Thursday evening,
M. F. Sargent and G. j. Bailey were
elected delegates TO attend the State
and District Convention held at Mont
peher, May 5th.-As VIM. Terry was
getting oil his cart last Tuesday. he
sprained his knee quite badly, which
will cause Will short lay of. A. T.
Gay has been running the cart for a
few days and viii has been looking
after the work in the store.-Henry
Henderson moved last Saturday into
the Mountain House on the Ryegate
Granite Works Co, quarry, and will
run the boarding house there this sum-
mer. Work will be commenced on the
quarry Monday.-Mrs. VIM Darling
visited in St. JOhnsbury last week
Fred Tewksbury visited in Barre and
Montpelier last week. II. Dalton
spent last Sunday at Wells River -
The property of the Blue Mountain
Granite Co, has been purchased by
Alexander Cochran of GrotOn, who
will continue the business under the
company name of the Blue Mountain
Granite Works. The great trouble
with this company in the past has been
lack of funds, but for the new propri-
ctOr we anticipate bright future. As
Mr.. Cochran has plenty of funds and
being a smart, energetic business man,
will push the business for all it is
worth. Robert Farquharson has been
secured as foreman and general man.
aver. The new firm commenced bust
ness last Monday.-A. 7. GAY and w.
S. Turner attended the regular meet
ing of the Canton at Woodsville last
Friday evening. it being the election
of officers. f. Shattuck of Wells
River was in town last Saturday..
T. III. Mcclure who has been confined
to the house for the past six weeks is
now able to be out again,-E. L. Batch
elder of Hardwich, foreman of the r..
G. W. Co., quarry, arrived in town
last Friday Walter Hall of st. Johns
bury is visiting relatives and friends
in town.. j. Whitcher who has
been working at Manchester. came
home last Wednesday sick with the
measles. DIR. Eastman of Woodsville
was in town last Friday. ID. Nc
Allister, receiver, has nearly complet-
ed the business of settling mp the bus
mess of the Blue Mountain Granite
Company, and has done his work in a
very short time and in a very iudicious
manner.
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East COrinth.

Who is Rue Rowland buying aprons
for?-G. f. Butterfield of Dover, n.
H., formerly of this place was in
town over Sunday.-Miss Maude Pres
colt returned to her school at ST. Johns
bury Monday. X. Darling of
Chelsea was in town Wednesday,
Wallace George looked INFO the past,
present and future Monday morning.
"A. c.. Jackman, who has been at
work for several weeks in bobbin
shop at Block Falls, Is
at home for a few days.-The popular
game, lawn tennis, has commenced
once more.-A fire started Saturday
on piece of land owned by G.. w.
simpson which would have ended
seriously for 5. G. Stevens but for the
timely assistance of neighbOrs.
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COrinrh.

George Wilson is very low with but
little hopes of his recovery.-Altbera
Wilson is slowly improving Look
out for the sneak thieves B. w. Nc
Farland of Barre, visited at Mrs. E.
Robes Tuesday, G.. W. Martin
in last weeks paper should have read
Mrs. q. W. Mastin.-Remembe the
Creamery meeting Saturday night M.
n. Humphrey and Nellie Dickerson are
sick with the measles. Miss Anna
Colby is to teach the school at the Cen
tre.-Mrs Simeon R0well is quite sick
with la grippe Mrs Elmer Hutchins
of Somerville, Mass, has been visiting
her father Newton Walker, who is
suffering with heart disease The
friends of Willie Moulton are glad to
see him Out again after a long and
severe sickness with la grippe and
T. phoid fever Rev. j. A Wright will
preach his farewell sermon at the
Meadow Sabbath the oath inst. He
expects to preach a few Sabbaths in
the state of New York There has
been no preaching at Corinth Centre
for two Sebbaths. Church matters
seem to be left in an uncertain state or
that the church can be torn assunder
without any formal action. Church
covenant obligations ought not to be
measured by dollars and cents. The
poorest and weakest member of the
church is entitled to the watch care
OF the church by mutual covenant
The measles are abating. still there are
some new cases.-Jermiah Day re-
moved his family from this town to
West Fairlee upon Monday of this
week.-Frank Winch expects to oc-
cupy the Standlick & Lock place vaca-
ted by SIR. Day.-We understand the
settlement of the case of Town OF Cor
NTH VS. Carpenter and Bondsmen is
completed with the twelve cases that
grew out of 1t, the money paid over
bondsmen released. The formality of
Quit Claiming the land back to the
Bondsman has not vet been done by
the agent which is of but little conse-
quence except it would prehaps look
better upon the ecOrds.-PneumOnia
has followed the measles in some cases
in South Corinth.-Many are short of
hay in this vicinity. Price s. per ton.
There seems to be but very little call
for cows and prices are lOw.-Tuesday
evening the friends and neIghbvrs and
some from distance from so to 100 in
number visited Hon. j. I'll. Tenny.
All seemed glad that the dark cloud
which had hung over our community
for twelve years had been removed.
Among the number were those that play
ed skillfully upon stringed instruments
and the organ, and while listening to
the music there were those that gave
expression to their joy by moving
about the room while they kept time
with their feet to the music. Oysters
and other refreshments were furnish
ed by the Judge and all seemed to pass
pleasantly. May this gathering, the
first for many years, be only one of
the many that shall call the neighbors
and friends together for social visits.
We would not forget to mention that
among The guests were Ezra NJ. East
man and wife who were married by
Judge Tenny and celebrated their
fortv-fifth anniversary at this gather
ing.-Miss Hannah Berry, an aged
lady. has been nearly helpless for two
weeks.
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GrOtOn.

News came last week from Virginia
City, Nevada, of the death, from Dneu-
monia, of Culver Hall. son of Judge
l. N. Hall, of this town.-Orange
Cerrick, formerly Of this town, died
OF consumptiO. in st. Johnsbury last
week Mrs. b. f. Morrison is in
Northampton, Mass, called there by
the serious illness of her sister.-Mrs.
Moves, 50 years old, who went TO
French Carroll, Cal, last year to spend
her days, Is now on her way home. -
Miss Lizzie Park of South r, egate and
Miss Jennie Wrinkle are engaged as
teachers of the village schools.-Miss
a. Crown was thrown from her car
riage Saturday, sustaining quite seri-
Gus injuries, but no bones were brok-
en- Alec Cochran has bought all the
interest in the belongings of the Blue
Mountain granite works at South Rye
gate at receivers sale for S525.-J. r.
Darling ~ Sons have put twenty-tnree
hundred thousand feet of logs into
their mill yard in 20 DAYS. The lum-
Der season has closed and the mill yards
are unusually well filled.-Hall &
Cochran shipped carload of potatoes
last week, price 25 cents per bushel.-
The report that A. 7. Gay had bought
out M. Clark's business. is untrue
Mrs. Walter Green of Boston is stop
ping at her fathers, b. NJ. Kicker
The farmers who had not gathered
their sap buckets have made a fine lot
of sugar the past week The sick ones
are not improving as much as could be
wished
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West EairIee Centre.

Miss NJ. L. Child will teach in dis
trict No. 3, beginning April 25th, Miss
j. NJ. Southworth will teach in district
No. 4, Mrs. VIM. Beckwith in No. 8 and
Miss Alice Haven in No. &c. w. Per-
nv attended herepublican convention at
Montpelier last week as delegate from
this town.-We are panied TO note that
A. H. Southworth who was taken i'll
very suddenly two weeks ago, is still
quite sick. His many friends hope to
see him out again soon The road ma
chine has been used this week, putting
the lake road in fine order The lake
is now clear of ice.-Selah Simonds IF
Oxford was in town last Saturday.
There are two families in district No.
8 which contain four generations, Ii
II. Titus and Joseph Brooks.-Rob
Somerville of Boston is stopping at
Mrs. HOwland's.-MissK Katie HeatOn
of Post Mills visited friends at Middle
Brook last week.
Have you seen those new goods at
Adams? The ladies are all talking
about them.
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COpperfield.

Thomas Briggs has moved his family
here from Ontario. Mr. Simons OH to
Johu Johnson's farm to work for him.
Geo Watson is working for Levi
West.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gaab are
receiving congratulations on the advent
of a little son Saturday 10th -Chas.
Howard made flying trip to Hanover
last week. Willie Hoskins is visiting
in Chelsea ;his week William Nut
brown has moved his family to Charlie
mont, Mass.-Miss Maude Rowell is
teaching in South Vershire : Hattie
Parker is to teach in Miller Pond dis
trict.-Carpenter johnson, who has
been working in Connecticut is to
spend the summer with his father.
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North ThetfOrd,

Oscar Barnes and wife from the
West are visiting at his fathers. Her.
bert Barnes from Boston was also at
home over Sunday. Miss Celia Camp
bell from Norwich has been spending
few days with Mrs. Fitch. Birthday
parties are in order just now. Daisy
Howe entertained her young friends
Friday afternoon, who assisted her in
celebrating her ninth anniversary, and
Mildred Lord received the congratula-
tons OF her Youthful guests Saturday,
as she completed seven years of life's
journey.-Frank Hastings has been
away for few days vacation. The
entertainment given by the Y. P. S. c..
E. the 18th inst, was very successfully
conducted. 1t consisted of music, rec
itations and tabIeaux. "Songs of
Seven" was finely executed, as was al
so the flag drill company, composed of
ten young ladies dressed in white, with
red white and blue sashes, each carry
ing the national flag. Much credit is
due Mr. Hawker for his untiring eff
forts in drilling the company, which
was so enthusiastically received that it
was ordered to the front the second
Time. The exercises closed with a sup
per served in Cobleigh's Hall. Pro-
ceeds of the evening were $21, which
will be appropriated as the society
deem best.-The democratic caucus for
The election of delegates to the State
conventions will be held in the Town
House at Thetford Centre at O'Clock
p. m. Saturday, the 23d inst.
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tlict. This is a branch that ought TO
be taught in every school and we are
glad to note that the two districts in
the extreme corners of Newbury are
awake to the fact that the history of
our own State is of importance.
Mr. Willoughby who has been in
poor and failing health for several
wears, died at his home on Tuesday,
aged rs years. Funeral services Thurs
day at the Town House.
Don't forget that those in favor of a
fair at Bradford are invited to be at
the meeting at Hotel Low, Monday
afternoon.
The listers have completed their field
work and are now making the indi,
vidual list.
Fast day and the day before were
eventful days in the life of two New
bury men. On April a., F. w. d.
Sawyer took Ida May Black for better
or for worse, and on the next day
Robert Meserve took Eva Fawar on
the same conditions, Rev. j. L. Mer-
rill performing the operation in both
cases.
Silsby & Knight will unload car of
meal on Monday the 25th, price at car
S21 30 per ton, S110 per hundred.
Gluten per ton 1927 per 100 pounds
$1.40 Bran, per ton 1922, per hum
dred $1.15. Oats per bushel 90 cts.
seed oats 90 cts. fine grade middlings
$140
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HAVE been a great sufferer from ca
tarrh for over ten years; had 1t very bad,
could hardly breathe. some nights | could
not sleep and had to walk the floor. pur-
chased Ely's Cream Balm and am using il
freely. it is working a cure surely. 1 have
advised several friends to use il. and with
happy results in every case. IL is the med
icine above all others for catarrh. and it is
worth its weight IN gold | thank God l
have found remedy I can use with safety
and that does all that is claimed fr it. IL IS
curing my deafness-B. w. Sperry, Hart
ford Conn.
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West Corinth.

r. Richardson returned home last
Monday, having been at Lebanon since
last December.-Them most of our farm
ers have been having a big sap run the
past week.-C. f. Blake has repaired
his mill dam and is now running the
saw mill.-Will Burroughs and Nellie
Stanton Of Barre, were in town last
Sunday.
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Chelsea.

c. p. Dickinson is in Boston this
week Edward a. Davis of White
River Junction was at home last week.
E. j. Caswell has moved into A. n.
Woodruff's new tenement H. j. Bell
has lot of household goods aGvertis
ed to be sold at auction at the Orange
County Hotel, Saturday, April Esd
The Box Party and promenade which
was given by the band at Hotel Hall
last Friday evening was we'll attended
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep. de-
pepdinc upon a healthy condition of all the
vital organs. Ii the liver be inactive, you
have a bilious look, if your stomach be
disordered YOU have a dyspeptic looks and
If your Kidneys be effected you have a
pinched look. Secure good health and you
will have good looks. Electric Btters is
the great Alternative and Tonic. acts directly
on these organs. Cures pimples. blotches,
boils and gives a good complexion. Sold at
A. T. CLABKE's Drug store, soc. per bottle.
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East Oranpa-

The friend, of Mrs. Benz. Patterson
are glad to see her able to ride out
again Miss Nellie Hutchinson was
home from Bradford to spend Fast
Day.-Mrs. Charles Simpson visited at
her fathers in Bradford this week. =
Rev G.. E. Davis preached last Sunday
to quite good audience. several being
present from West Topsham. He with
his wife and one daughter left Monday
for Plymouth, n. H., and are soon to
go to their new field OF labor at North
Tunbridge. May success and Gods
blessing attend their efforts is the wish
of their friends here Mrs. Louise
Simpson returned from Man
chester, Wednesday, after spending
two weeks with her daughter.-Mrs.
E. q. ana Jennie Colby visited friends
III Corinth last week.-Mamie Worthen
has returned to her home in Vershire
after spending several weeks with her
grandfather, Grin Eastman.-Mr. and
Mrs. Arson Coleman visited friends
in Barre last week.-M. II Hamilton
and family attended the oyster supper
and dance at Judge Tenney's in Cor
NTH Tuesday night-Sugar makers
have had the best run of sap this week
Miss May Farris of East Orange has
been engaged to teach the summer
School.-Charlie Simpson, c. M. Colby
and e. l.. Sanborn went to Barre this
week on business.-James Huntoon's
sugar house caught fire one day last
week while he was absent, but was
discovered before much damage was
done
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West NeWbury.

Married at his home. April 2lst, by
Rev. j. L. Merrill, Fred W. ID. Saw
yer and Miss Ida Black Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Sawyer have moved to Meriden,
Conn-Nork has recommended Oh the
creamery which will probably be con-
tinued until it is completed.
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After suffering horribly for years from
Scrofula in its worst form, a young son of
Mr. l., King, 700 Franklin ST. Rich
moud, Va, was recently cured by the use
of Ayers SarSaparlla. No other medicine
can approach this preparation as a cleanser
of he blood
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Badness is catching says a scientist It's
catching flies in summer time. l Sc Hairs
Hair Remover and cover the bald place
with healthy hair and flies wont trouble.
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FatrIee.

Mrs. Charlie Hayes returned TO New
port this week.-A. Hutton is building
house for Tracy Hosford at North
Ihetford.-W. II. Long is in Mont
pelier this week
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Not what we say, but what the
people say is what sells DANA
SARSAPARILLA. BE sure il Is
made i'm Belfast, Maine.
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NO OTHER Sarsaparilla has the careful
~ personal supervision of the proprietor
in all the details of its preparation as has
HOODS Sarsaparila.
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Coughing Leads 10 Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at once
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We make g the kind chat cures"
We guarantee it. We refund the
money if not benefited; Can we do
more DANA SARsAPARILLA Co.