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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-10-28

Robert Louis Stevenson's famous story
Treasure Island" begins this week. ~
sure to read it. It's great
Carrie Hayes went to Lowell, Mass, Fri
day.
Mrs. s. G. Arnold is visiting friends in
Everett, Mass.
Mrs. f. W. Hewes is very i'll, threatened
with pneumonia.
Miss Nettie Webster is very sick al
Mrs. G. w. Quimby's.
Chauncey Beebe of Stanstead, p. @, is al
work for >. b. Buell..
VIM. Flanders and son OF Chelsea are
painting buildings in this village.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Kittredge went on
the excursion to Boston Saturday.
Mrs. Mary B. Hayes went to Wood
stock last week Tuesday to visit relatives.
Irving Prescott, has finished his labcrs
at White River Junction and returned to
his home.
Bert Town and Miss Bessie Dove were
married at East Thetford last Monday,
Oct. 18th.
The conundrum supper last Thursday
evening was very enjoyable and success
in every way.
Mrs. Salome S5ule and Miss Susie Ken
dali went to Dorchester, Mass, recently
to visit relatives.
George f. Lane returned Saturday from
Worcester, Mass, where he has been very
i'll in a hospital for SIX or eight weeks
with typhoid fever.
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Il
| e sure to read Robert Louis Stevenson, Z
fsm Jus story, "Treasure Island" which
egi rs tuis week. It's great
DIR. Wilson has returned to Boston.
Nathan Hathorn is repairing his barn.
James Hatch and wife spent Sunday in
S ockbridge.
o. o. Adams spent few days in Rut-
/ land recently.
Miss Lillian Adams recently visited her
sister in Barre.
Beeman Campbell is confined to the
house by illness.
A few are contemplating taking in the
b oston excursion.
The first flock OF wild GEESE passed over
the town last week.
David Dyke OF Bethel is working on Z.
d. Cushing's new house.
Mrs. g. +. Clark is spending the week
with Miss Nina Wright.
Willis Lille and son of Iowa are visiting
his brother and eyed mother.
Rev. S. A. Parker OF Bethel preached at
the Universalist church Sunday.
Mr. Rogers and daughter, Nellie, of
Bethel spent Sunday at +. Ihayer's.
Amasa Bowen, who had been 10 poor
health for some months, died Oct. 18th.
Mrs. +. l.. Townsend and her niece
spent Saturday with friends in Pomfret.
John West is selling mems and boys
ready made clothing for Chicago firm
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin White started
Saturday for a visit to friends in Spring.
field, n. III.
Mrs. stickney, son and daughter of New
Hampshire have been spending Few days
with riCnds.
Mrs Mary Harrington and friends and
C. ID. Gushing and family OF Bethel spent
Saturday in camp.
Most of the schools will close Friday
and there will be only short vacation
Usfore the winter term.
The ladies OF the Universalist Mite So
ciety meet Friday evening with Mrs.
Martin Durlsee. Ali are cordially invited.
Died in Barnard, Oct. IS, Loren G.
rhachef. aged rs years. The funeral vas
held "Wednesday, Bev. @. A. Emery oftici.
ating. His brother, Il. A. Tbacher OF Ran
dolph, was here to attend ii.
A large tract OF woodland belonging TO
Chas. Graves and +. NJ, Chase has been
burned over and much fence was DESTROYED
by some hunters carelessly starting a fire.
There was also another burning at the
same time in Chateaugay.
As Mrs. Hattie Davis was returning
from Royalton last week, the hold backs
broke letting the wagon onto the horses
heels, which ran, throwing her out, but
not injuring her Feriously. The tbils and
one wheel were broken and the seat torn
off,
As Harriet Chadwick was out with her
bow and arrow looking for game last
week, she ran across a skunk, but hardly I
daring to shoot so large and formidable
an animal, she called out her uncle. who /
pursued il in vain. On his return he met +
two other skunks in his path and killed /
them both with a long pole.
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DAIRYMEN.

We present the following with a
feeling of pride, and by reading il
through you will understand that we
have something to be proud of.
Eight years ago series of expert
ments were begun to find, if possible,
cure for barrennets failure to
breed, abortion tslinking) retained
afterbirth and other diseases of the
COW, as well as tonic and milk pro-
moter. 1t took five years to complete
the tests, and if you will read the fol-
lowing you will see how successful
has been the result. Thousands of
farmers have proven again and again
that these profit destroying diseases
may be cured by our method. Can
any dairyman read the sound letters
from solid farmers, published here,
and still doubt our plan? These testi-
monials are from living men, and
their trJth is easily proven.
There Is no domestic animal that is
of so much service and profit to the
farmer as the COW; and there is GER
tainly none whose physical condition
is so sadly neglected.
Through all the changes that have
taken place in agriculture the faithful
cow has always been, and is today, a
guarantee of success for the farmer,
yet many a valuable COW is con-
demned and sacrificed for the simple
need of some remedy to tone up the
system by increasing the blood supply,
by stimulating the digestive secretions
and appetite, so that she may produce
her allotted share in the dairy.
Kow-kuRE SuPPLIE> TINS NEED.
We aimed for nothing less than the
best, we secured it and with it great
success.
The few minutes you spend reading
this article will give you information
worth dollars to You sometime il not
now.
Do not class kow-kURE in with the
cure-alls for horses, cattle, sheep,
poultry and swine, nor with certain
Floods" Kow-KuRE is a medicine
and for cows only. Kow-KURE cures
cows.
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James j. Corhett Is without doubt the
strongest and most powerful athlete in the
world. His wonderful records, magnificent
physique and splendid physical condition
render him the proper person 10 point out 70
Others the best way In which TO obtain that
mighty strength Of muscle, yigor OF nerves
and perfect physical condition which is the
desire OF every man and woman, for perfect
health is what all want, and good health
always comes only from sound physical vigor
and vitality.
What YOU must have therefore, to make you
strong, 70 give You life, vim, energy and am
bition, q make you do your work with ease
TO eat and sleep well and wake mornings fresh
and vigorous, is 10 sec first 81 all II You are in
sound health II you feel langnid, weak OF
nervous. II your work tires you and You wake
mornings unrefreshed, without appetite OF
energy, you are far from being we'll. In fact
you arc on dangerous road 10 sickness and
breaking down. II you have headache. neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, stiffness and lameness,
hack or side ache, dyspepsia, liver or kidney
trouble. or any other disorder, however slight,
you should Immediately see TO getting back
your health, and with it the fullest measure Of
strength and power Of which your system is
capable.
The way to do It is by using Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t is
recommended by James j. Corbett, the world
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punches in her udder. The gargetv
COW and ''my best cow" that "gets of
her feed" now and then. These
troubles usually come in the high
grade animal, changing her from a
paying cow TO losing one. The
question is how TO get her back to the
large flow of rich milk she once gave.
II is to answer this question that the
Dairy Association exists.
The COW that dropped her calf be-
fore her time-if not too premature
we bring up to the usual flow of milk
and prevent her aborting again.
The COW you cannot get with calf
will give you no more trouble if you
Use our cure.
Every one of those losing cows can
be made paying cows by the timely
use of kow-KURE, the great COW med
icine. This remedy acts directly up
on the cows organs of digestion and
generation. 1t cures these diseases
beside bringing the animal up to a
healthy condition that promotes a
larger flow of richer milk. Row
kURE is not made for horses. sheep
or hens. 1t is a medicine, not a food,
and for cows only. The cost is small.
the benefit large. A wise expendi-
ture Is the best economy.
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THE COW THAT PAYS.

Every Hairy has profitable and un-
profitable cows. One improbable
COW will take the profits Off at lea.t
five paying cows. 1t costs more to
keep losing COW than it does to keep
a paying one. Thousands of cows are
Improbable for the simple need of
some remedy that will tone up the
system by increasing the blood supply,
stimulate the digestive secl etions and
appetite.
The COW that lost her calf is not
paying, and unless you do something
for her she is very likely TO do the
same thing next year. 1t is the same
way with the COW you cannot get
with calf. Then there is the COW that
did not "clean" well and the one with
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famed athlete, who states that he has lOn,,
known OF this wonderful remedy. II is pre-
scribed and recommended as the greatest
strengthener and health giver by the most
eminent OF the worlds physicians, and II has
cured a greater number of people than any
other medicine known TO science. Ii makes
the sick well. II makes the weak strong. IL
gives the fullest power, yigor and strength to
everybody because II puts everybody in sound
and perfect physical condition.
James j. Corbett says;
g have long been acquainted with the fame
OF DR.. Greene's Neryura and the beneficial
results Of its use in cases Of many OF my
friends, and ! have no hesitation in recon-
Intending its use 10 others.
JAMES J. CoRBETT."
Get DIR. Greenes Neryura blood and nerve
remedy at once and get back not only your
health, but that high degree Of strength, power
and vigor OF which You are capable. DR..
Greene's Nervura will do it. II will first make
you we'll, then make Won strong with the
mighty power OF perfect development Of nerve
and physical vigor.
DIR. Greene's Nervua is the prescription and
OF a physician. DR.. Greene, 81
Temple Place, Boston, Mass, who is the most
successful physician in curing diseases. He
will give You consultation, examination and
advice, either personally or by letter, absolute
ly free OF charge.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

Mrs. Hiram Perkins and daughters
BERTHE and Josie, of Berlin visited her
brother, Walter Reed, last Wednesday.
Robert Louis Stevenson's famous story,
"Treasure Island" begins this week. Be
sure TO read 1t. lt's greati
Frank Martin is very sick.
Allen Martin OF Barre Is visiting in
town.
Caesar Commatti of Barre was in town
last week.
MI. Clough OF Northfield was in tow n
last week.
Robert Jones and family have moved to
Mortified.
viii Hopkins and wife were in Brook
field Sunday.
Martin Flint OF West Brookiield was in
town last week.
Frank Tenney has returned to his home
in South Royalton.
Mrs. Il. Hunt of Denver, Col, is visit
ing at Elwin Clogstob's.
Mrs. James Burnham is sick with diph-
liberia. The house is quarantined.
Mrs. Carrie Adams OF Mortified visited
her niece, Mrs. Elwin Clogston, last week.
DR.. Wakefield OF Montpelier was in
town last Tuesday and Wednesday and
tested cattle owned by John Stone and
5ias Westover, None were found dis
eased.
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A stomachfu of undigested food is
about as unhealthy mass as one can well
imagine.
What can be done it'll ii
There ii stays. 1t won't digest. II churns
up, ferments and decays; becomes poison
Gus las all putrid matter does) and causes
great pain and deep-seated disorders.
In order to change all this, take Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
1t stops fermentation and decay at once,
so that no more poisons are created.
II clears the stomach OF poisons already
there. II helps it to turn the food that re
mains, into healthful nourishment. II
strengthens the stomach for the, next
meal.
Here is the whole philosophy and cure
OF indigestion in a few words. IND what S
more, it's all true. Try it.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by
druggists, price 10 cents to Il bottle.
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Thettord HIl.

Robert Louis Stevenson's famous story,
Treasure Island" begins this week. BE
sure to read it. It's great.
Fred Carey spent Sunday at home.
Alden Prescott has dug well near his
house.
Mrs. G. s. Worcester returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. Hill is doing the carpenter work on
Mrs. Cummings house.
Mrs. II. j. Elmer and daughter, Mrs.
Nelson Porter, went to Boston Saturday.
Charles Vaughan and son. Louis, of
Worcester, Mass, have been visiting his
brother. q. L. Vaughan, the past week.
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BARRENNEss.

Every year we have more and more
of this trouble; in fast the failure 10
breed has been the cluse Of great lass
TO the Gairymcn OF many sections. Il
is usually ''my best COW " Tho cause
OF the trouble is weakness Of the
muscles about the mouth of the womb
and the lack of vital force neccss lry
to sustain life.
IL the cow does not come in hat
how-hure will make her come round.
II she does come in heat. but fails t.
get with calf, this medicine will make
her stick.
There are two drugs in kow-Kure
which act directly upon this orga g.
giving IL the proper strength. 1t is
with pride we have often made the
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IonrlIA, VAR, May 81, 1897.
}. {. DER mNGER, ESQ. AGrNT ron
kow- X TIRE.
DEAR SIR One of my
heifers had caked uddcr badly before
having her calf. gave her Kow-
kure and saw change for the better
in "a hours; in three DAYS the udder
was quite soft.
| have used Kow-kure successfully
IN my dairy for barrenness, and am
now testing it on COW that has twice
aborted.
F. Ii. YouNG.
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Robert Louis Stevenson's famous story
"Treasure Island" begins this week. bt
sure to read it. It's great.
John B. Jones returned from Windsor
last week, after a short visit.
Mrs. Mary Sargent OF Woodstock is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Jones.
Hon. Nelson L. Boyden OF Randolph
was in town a few hours Saturday.
Leon Ordway of Haverhill, Mass, is
nassing few DAYS here with his mother
Ms. Betsey Ordway.
Henry Farnham and Arthur Folsom
snent last week on the mountains beyond
Rochester, gathering gum.
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson OF Lebanon,
N. H.. has been guest OF Mr.. and MIS- H.
Hutcbins IN for few days.
Mrs. Lizzie w. Outtrim Of Lynn, Mass.,
who has been a guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. IL.
r. Hayward short time, has returned to
Lynn.
Mrs. n. X. Huntington, who has passed
several weeks with MIR. and Mrs. Mlllard
II. King, returned TO her Randolph home
last week.
Rev. Frank Page will repeat his sermon
ON .sRepentancen at the schOolhOuse on
Whitney Hill next Sunday at pm. Come
one, come all.
The sportsmen about here lack the yivla
imaginations possessed by some. They
declare that the Vermont deer will moi be
exterminated either this year or next.
The telephone bells kept up a merry
Jingle for some time Sunday evening. The
brilliant sunset suggested the query,
"Where's the fire ?" to many persons.
Mrs. Rose L. Adams, Mrs. s f Wills,
Miss Mabel Wight, Mrs. Graeia p. Slr-
gent, Mrs. Hattie Whitney and her son
and daughter go to Boston this week.
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MORE MILK.

The cost of feeding Kow-KURE is
less than one cent per day for each
COW. We ask you to charge the
amount to the cows you treat and note
how we'll they pay it back.
One package of Kow-kuRE has
often brought COW that has been
losing 30 cents per week up to point
where she could make over 81 per
week. Just figure that up for six
months and see how much that pack
age was worth.
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SUTTON, W., March 6. 90.
DEAR SIRs:-I had doubts about
how-kure increasing the flow of
milk in COW in the best condition.
To make test | weighed each milk
ing. After feeding the medicine
three days there was an increase of ,
pounds and gradual increase
through the week until she had
gained 2 3-4 pounds per day. This
COW had the same feed while taking
the medicine as she did before. /
consider this result wonderful in a
COW that was in the best condition.
f. VI. ABBOTT.
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Wbat DIR. A 70. saIter Saws.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Genis;-FTom my personal
knowledge gained in observing the effect OF your
Shiloh's o. r. in cases 81 advanced consumption,
am prepared 70 say It Is the most remarkable rem
cdy that has ever been brought 10 my attention lt
has certainly saved many from consumption. sold
by G. 4 Black & Co, south Royaitoni Drew q
Leonard Randolph
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Elisha Bigelow, Lyndonville, Vt.
says; " should never have tried Kow.
hure il it had not been warranted to
cure punches in a cows udder. told
the man on our farm to try it, and to
my surprise it worked a quick cure on
a COW that | considered incurable. No
one can convince me that it is n@ a
wonderful medicine"
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We have published little book en-
titled "Sick Cows, how to cure them
and make a larger flow of richer
milk" Any one sending address and
one stamp will receive one of these
books free along with other interest
ing matter.
DAIRY Association, Lyndonville, VT
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\. c. Farmer, Burke, VT, says: II
laughed at the idea that medicine
could be made that would do what
was claimed for KOw-kure, but | was
curious to know how it did work so |
tried it on a COW that was off her feed.
and it did the business.
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NEw OxroRn. PA.. Ma, ! III

NEW ONroRp, PA. MAY ;. %.
IENTLEMEN:-l have received The
case OF kow-kure ordered bv our
druggist. ! gave it a trial on one COW
ana two heifers for barrenness: ii was
successful on the COW and one heifer.
Inc other one ! have not given a
second trial. am recommending II
TO Others. &c. C;r,sr,v,s -
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statement that we have never found a
case of barrenness that would NOT
yield TO kow-k ure.
Every Dairyman should have this
mediate use. '
HtNNiKEE, y. H., Nov. -, 20.
DAIRY MEDICINE Col have uscd
the BOX of how-kure and find my
COW with calf after driving her for
over one year.
y. MATHEWS.
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Nn1r. NIood Something That
Give REandR MI k
BUNCmEs AND CAkED UDDER.

DtNOhf.S AND AIRED tDDk *.
Every dairyman sees more or less
OF this, and although a purely local
disease it is the cause of much trouble
and loss. Never use plugs or tubes,
they are unsatisfactory, harmful and
never cure the disorder. kow-kure
if taken in time is a sure cure for
punches. In no disease does his
wonderful medicine work more
quickly and with such perfect salts
faction.
Send now for our little book on
Sick Cows and how TO cure them"
+. c. Elliott, Concord. n. H..
writes: ~ have given your kow- kure
a trial of four weeks and am CON
WINGED it is a good thing.n
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EAST MALroLE, MASS Feb. g,lS97.
GENTLEMEN:-In closed find the
money for one dozen kow-Kure. I
am using the medicine on five of nv
cows. 1t has increased the flow of
milk and makes them look well.
GEo. ). FILLER.
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John Childs, East Woodstock. Ct.
says: Il have used your Kow-kure
and 1t cured a COW of 'stringy milk
and she gives double what She did"
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shiloh's Consumption Cure cures where other
fail II is the leading Cough Cure, and no hom'
should be without Il. Pleasant TO take and goe
right to the spot Sold by c. Z. Black, south Roy
alton; Drew & Leonard, Randolph.
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4. 5. Mason, Canterbury, n. H.,
says:-"By feeding kow-Kure for
seven days my milk was increased
about 30 per cent. II is a great med
icine.
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Mr. +. w. Dawson of Hanover Y
H. says; 81 purchased one can Of
how-kure and it is worth 500 TO me
IN curing harrenness.
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Cstarrh Cured. clear head and sweet breath
secured with Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, sold on a
guarantee. Nasal injector free Sold by e. f..
Black, South Royalton; Drew Leonard. Ran.
doluh
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ABORTION.

kow-kure is a positive preventive
and cure for this trouble.
Cows that have aborted are often
hard TO get with calf again, aud il
they do they are apt to abort the
second time. The prompt use of Kow-
kure removes both these troubles and
insures healthy, profitable animal
Charles Gates 4 Sons, North Hart
land, W., writes: "For four years We
have had abortions in our herd, and
the loss to us has been very heavy.
One year ago we got five cans of Kow-
hurc and we have not lost cslf
since. Its value TO ms is great.
Hon. b. +. O'Brien says: "kow-
hure saved one of my cows from
aborting and brought another one
that had aborted up 10 a large flow of
milk. know this is wonderful
medicine
Prof. Henry T.. Alvord writes
long letter on kow-kurc and how It
saved seven cows from aborting on the
MARYLAND Experiment Farm.
A>HRuRNHAN, Mas.
congratulate YOU on. the success
OF how-kurc as remedy for abor-
ton, and while it may not be infsl-
libie, ii certainly Is successful in :
large majority OF eases. +. ID. GIBsos.
SnAMoKN, PA, April I6, 1897.
DEAR SIRs: like your Kow-kurs
very much and for my part would
not be without it. / find il TO be all
that you claim for it, l>AAc F. HERS.
LIME. n. II.
how-hure has cleaned that terrible
disease, abortion, out of my herd. L
also lind this medicine very valuable
lie remove retained afterbirth and tone
mp the system. From a money stand
point the purchase of your COW med
lcine has been the best paying invest
mcnt ! have ever made.
Respectfully yours,
!. l.. NoRRI-
Now kure is in powder form. ana
put up in two size packages. The
small size in paper boxes, the large
slze IN tin cans. Price. SIC. and 81.
ASH Tor II at your feed store or drug
store; u they no not keep il and viii
not get II for yOn we viii send il 10
you on receipt of price.
DAIRY ASSOCIATION,
Ivndonville. We.
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North Po,nfret.

F. L. Davis takes his annual trip to Bos-
ton this week.
Husking bees are the order Of the Gay.
Stephen Hewitt bad the last one Saturday
evening. An abundance OF red ears is re-.
marked by all.
At this time there has been no deer kill
ing 10 town. The would be deer slayers
have had to content themselves with
shooting partridges and smaller game
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic Toe or 25c
u c. G. G. fail to cure. druggists refund money
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You can't cure consumption but you can
avoid it and cure every other form Of
Minute Cough Cure. Il. IL. Evans 4 Co.,
Randolph; X. p Stoc kwell, Bethel NJ. j
Sargent a Son, So. Royalton;A. X. Hood
& Son, Chelsea.
NEURALGIA cured by DR. Miles PAIN
PILLS. "One cent a dOseh AT all DRUGGISTS
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Hon. b. F. o'Brien says: "Kow-
knre saved one of my cows fron
aborting and brought another one
thar had aborted up 20 a large flow OF
mix. | know this is wonderful
medicine