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besides preventing great deal of the
sickness itself.
Doctors visits come high, )" says Mrs. Bella F.
Howard, of Glen Ellen. soonona Co, Cal. II
have been in this place sixteen years and have
only had doctor once in my family since that
time, thanks to DR.. Pierccs Common Sense
Medical Adviser and his medicines. This book
saves doctors visits. l cannot do without it in
the house. l have had two copies but cannot
keep them. Enclosed send Al one-cent stamps
for another copy" Another lady Mrs. Jennie
Warren, of Clifton, Graham Co., Arizona, says:
with pleasure l write to you again to let you
know that feel as we'll and strong as ever did.
With your kind and good advice and DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription have been entirely cured.
thank you thousand times for your good adj
vice. think that if every person who is sick in
any way will write to you for advice and will
take the medicine you prescribe, according to
directions, no other doctors services will be
needed"
The great thousand-page Medical Ad-
wiser will be sent free paper-bound for Fl
one-cent stamps to pay the cost of mail
ing only; or in cloth-binding 81 stamps.
A whole medical library in one volume.
Address r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
N. Y. He will send professional advice
lin plain sealed envelope) free of
charge. All letters are considered in
sacred privacy, and never published ex-
cept by the writer's permission.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Ordered That the Penalties on the Cook
Property Be RENTED.

Property Be RENTED.
Missoula, Dec. 6.-At the meeting of
the county commissioners it was or
dered by the board in further consid-
GRAFTON of the use of the house belong
ing to A. B. Cook on the south side
for the past two years as pest house
for smallpox patients, and with the I'M
derstanding that the county shall have
the privilege of using 1t for the same
purpose until next spring If necessary,
that the penalties and interest on the
property sold to Missoula county for
taxes in the name of A B. Cook and
Harry l.. Walker as trustee, and re-
deemed, be RENTED; provided that he
pay the balance of the taxes at once.
On account of error in assessment
the county treasurer was ordered to
refund to Damien Ledoux the taxes
paid on seven head Of cattle assessed
for s14O and two horses for $50.
The county clerk was instructed to
correct an error made in the order CT
board of equalization, reducing the as
sessment of the Missoula Publishing
company from $4,000 to $1,000.
The commissioners instructed the
county attorney to confer at once With
the proper authorities and to see that
proper legal action is taken in order to
compel parties obstructing the county
road running through James Martin s
land to at once remove such obstruc-
lions. and upon their failure to do so
to proceed against them as provided by
law. -
The sum of s72 was ordered trans
ferred from the institute fund to the
contingent fund.-
William Spurgn was refunded taxes
paid on an irrigation ditch.
At the close Of the days proceedings
the commissioners were examining the
reports of county officers.
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Will He Given Thursday,

Missoula Dec. 6.-The decision of Jus
tice Hayes in the Lolo school trouble
will be given Thursday afternoon. The
sessions of the school have been re-
sumed and have not been interrupted
since the lockout of a week ago. The
charge against Mr.. Gilbert, which will
be passed upon by Justice Hayes to-
morrow, is that of interrupting pub
lie school. The settlement of this case
will not affect the civil rights of the
parties involved and the actual owner
ship of the ground upon which the
school house stands remains to be de-
termined later.
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ey given on two promissory notes, less.
what has been paid. The first is dated
at Livingston on Feb. /, 1890, and is for
the sum of $500, to run for four months
and to draw interest at the rate Of 11s
per cent. per month. Nothing has been
paid on the note with the exception Of
the interest up to the LIST Of July, 1880,
and $40 paid Nov. 80, 1898.
The second note is for the sum Of $50,
dated April 9, 1890, to ruin for 80 days,
drawing interest at the rate of III per
cent. per month. Nothing has been
paid with the exception of the interest
due on July 1, 1890, and the sum Of $25
paid July 20, 1893.
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Contract Awarded,

Mssoula, Dec. 6.-The contract for
the care of the county patients and
for furnishing them medicine was
awarded by the county commissioners
to Drs. Parsons and Mccullough in
stead of to another firm of physicians,
as stated in the Standard to-day. The
commissioners decided that the services
of Drs. Parsons and Mccullough had
been SO satisfactory during the term
of their past contract that it would be
unwise to change.
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to make a canvass forSmore subscrip-
tions. They certainly deserve encour-
agement.
Professor Aber deserves much credit
for the work he has done in getting the
walk to the university completed and
for the interest he has taken in having
the work done
Martin Jones, who has charge of the
main building, does not like the large
additions to the library. He says it is
no fun to get so or rs sacks of books
carried up the stairs into the build
ing
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An ENJOYABLE visit,

Missoula, Dec. 6.-Herr Bandmann
has returned from his trip to Helena.
where he participated in the memorial
day exercises of the Elks' lodge. He
reports that the memorial session was
beautiful one and that the visit was
most enjoyable one. Mr.. Bandmann
read "Thanatopsis" as his contribu-
ton to the exercises and the criticisms
that have been made have been very
pleasant regarding his work
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Wall paper and paints at simons'.
He Didn't Anpear.

Missoula, Dec. 6.-The city treasury
is to all appearances $40 ahead by rea-
son of the forfeit of cash bail by C. j.
Wagner late OF the Souvenir of Mis-
soula. Mr.. Wagner was arrested last
night for the larceny of an umbrella
from the repair shop of Bishop & Kern.
He returned the umbrella and put up
bond for his appearance in the court.
He did not show up this morning and
it is supposed that he has skipped.
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Go to Schmitz for fine photographs.
Crnig Commended.

Mssoula, Dec. 6.-The state board
of education at its meeting yesterday
in Helena adopted the following reso-
lutions, which will be of interest to
the friends of President Craig and the
state university:
Resolved That we heartily indorse
and commend the able executive man
agement of the state university in all
of its departments, and especially
commend the wise financial direction
of the president
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An Appropriate Xmas Gift.

Subscribe for the Standard-it will be
an acceptable visitor every day in the
year. Ten dollars pays for one year
and you may select one of the hand
some volumes offered free to those pay
ing a year in advance.
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p. NJ. Reilly 6; Co. the grocers.
MiSer--k iNrsburY.

Missoula, Dec. Cat the M. f. par
scnage this afternoon Rev. ]. J. Meal
lister united in marriage J. D. Miser
and Mrs Lena Kingsbury, both of Ste
vensville Mr. Miser is a well known
business man of the Mission city and
it is likely that there will be another
chariyari up there when the couple
gets home.
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Defendant Acquitted.

Missoula, Dec. 6-The trial of the
nuisance case in the police court 70
day. in which j. R. Daily was defend
ant, occupied considerable time and
resulted in the acquttal of the defend
ant. The charges that were made by
the health officer were not substanti-
ated by the testimony and the jury
brought in a speedy verdict OF acqult-
tai -----
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Chicago Bee Hive, the cheapest cloth
ing store in Miss oula. For real. genuine
bargains in mems, boys and youths
clothing call on the Chicago Bee Hive,
MiSsOula
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With every dollars worth purchased
at j. l.. McBride's ticket will be CIV
en- that will entitle the holder to 4
chance for the SOS Garland range that
will be ratified off Christmas.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's.
District Court.

Mssoula, Dec "a. r Ross, through
his attorney, j. M. Dixon, has brought
suit in the district court against James
Carroll to collect certain sums of mon
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The lowest prices ever known in Mis-
soula at the Golden Rule sale, Dec. S,
6 and g.
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The Bonner Dancing club will give
social dance at Bonner Saturday night,
Dec. g. Schaffer Sisters orchestra.
Everybody invited to attend.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montan Office Of the Standard is
1t Al3 Higgins avenue, opposite Postof6ce, Mis-
iotlA. Telephone No. us. Advertising rates
urnished on application,
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Lost-Nov. rs, between Missoula and
Park addition, red plaid golf cape.
Finder return to office, Cobban & Dins-
more and receive reward.
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Smoke the Grand Prize sigar.

One thousand dollars worth OF rock
ers given away as premiums, and prices
below competition. Globe Store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-07

1918 per cent. discount on all
trimmed hats at the Golden Rule store.
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Big sale at the Golden Rule store
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. From 10 per cent. to 20 per
cent. discount all over the store.
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A. NJ. Stevens & Co., headquarters for
Xmas candies.
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KNOCKS OUT THE SCHEME

Continued from Page Eleven.)
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Bargain
Friday

You know that Friday is our regular
bargain day. Every Friday we place
on sale something that Is sure to be Of
interest to you.
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Special prices on wall paper. Simons.
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Something at astonishing
low prices
Sometimes waybelow cost

1t is our policy when we find in our
stock any articles not moving rapidly
enough to Suit US, we place it on sale
for our Friday bargain day. Therefore
it is to the interest of every economical
purchaser to visit our store these bar
gain days.
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Doctors Costly Visits.
Sickness in the family

is hard
enough
to bear
under the
best of
condi-
tons. It
almost al
ways cuts
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OF the regular
l n c o III e and
when on top of
that it adds I'M
reasonably to
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-01
81 80 PER ANNUM

The editor Of n Westcrn g
change says he believes N tna
Christian religion, he loves sacred
music and has the highest respect
and admiration for the true as
lever and consistent chursh rqsgA>
ber, but when hs hears Z msn,
who owes him three ysar. sur-
scription split his lungs sisginE
"Jesus paid it ALL" " etc. he feels.
like forgetting himself for tic,
time being and going over win
a club and giving the delirqus "
receipt in full.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-02-01

Mr.. VIM j. Stogner Seriously
Shot by Lee Clinton.
On Friday night last Mr.. VIM.
j Stopner who lives near Primus,
was shot by Leo Clinton, col.
The ball took effect in MIR. Stog-
ner's loft .brcsstovor the heart in,
flicting a wound which it Is feared
will prove fatal.
The shooting occurred near Mr..
Ben f Blackmon's and Mr. Stog-
nor was carried into Mr.. Black
mons and will remain there un-
til his physicians think he can be
moved to his homo.
Sheriff Clyburn arrested Lee
Saturday and committed him to
Jail. Lee was slightly wounded in
one Of bis arms by a ball from Mr.
Stogner's pistol grazing it. We
have not been able to learn the
full particulars of the difficulty
but understand it grew out OF
Lee's letting Mr.. Stogner's mul,
run away with his buggy.
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RUSSIAN LIQUOR SYSTEM
State Control Results in q Loss Of
About $50, 900, 900.

Berlin, Jan. %. Tho State
monopoly OF spirituous liquors,
which was established three wears
ago in Russia, mainly with the
object of diminishing drunkon>
ness, has, according to oficisl rs-
turns received here through the
German consular Off cials, proved
lamentable failure. 1t has served
to increase drunkenness, while
the revenue has suffered severely.
Formerly the treasury derived
large receipts from the taxes on
drink, but the establishment and
administration OF the monopoly
has been 80 costly that the State
is not less than $SO,0O0,0OO out
OF pocket for the expenses alone,
leaving out the question the los.
Of revenue from the former take.
on liquor.
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From Fort Lawn.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Fort Lawn, Jan. 27.-The frr.
OF Samuel Friedheim & Co. ds-
solved copartnership and will,
hereafter he Daniels & Hicks.
Samuel Friedheim has bsep il.
both agricultural business and
merchandising for IS years Aao
is retiring to private life for =
while.
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Illiman. We all feel an interest
In tho young soldier, now in the
land or fruits and flowers, amid
Cuban scenes. We hope he will
be pleased, in "Uncls Sans
'ervlces-be faithful, promoted
and permitted to return to his
home and country loaded with
lsurel' justly won, when his
services are no longer needed in
Cuba.
Our people have been Watching
with much Interest the appoint-
ment OF magistrate for waxhar
Township. The race bstuesn the
two candidates in both primaris.
were so close that neither could
claim q decided election. We see
that hr. Hyatt has won the ap-
pointment. This no doubt make.
Mr.. sscrest feel disappointed.
However, he received a fine vote
which showed that he was a faith.
ful officer, while others voted for
Mr.. Hyatt, carrying out their
belief, that honor should be
passed around, and perhaps our
county delegation thought the
same, as this 10 the first public
Office Mr.. Hyatt has ever asked
for in the gift OF the people and
Mr.. Secrsst has held the same for
several years. The appointment
or Mr.. Hyatt settles the question,
and Row all should assist him in
the discharge OF his duties, as it
lss new undertaking fo- him.
We are GLAD to see that the
trustees Of the various school
districts arc taking an interest in
the sshools and will sssIst our
new Superintendent Of Education
ia his work. Starting the schools
of in their new districts makes
the work for the superintendent
complicated and he should have
tho assistancs Of the trustees. AS
the districts are new, and many
of tho schools new, and made up
OF pupils from several schools OF
the old districts. We are sstis~
fed, 1t will be less confusion in
making the appointment by tax
ing census Of oil children OF school
ages between six and twsaty-one,
who are entitled to the benefits Of
the school fund in the respective
districts, aud lot the appointment
be made for the present Year by
Ioss' huln"sr pro rala ONor the
county
Misses Lena and Ada Heath of
Charlotte, are visiting D.. J n
Nisbst and family this week.
Miss Minnie j Massey visited
Naxhav last week. She left Mon
day morning for Macon, Ga
MIR. Chss. Jones, Probate
Judge of Lsncnstsr county passed
through Van Wyck Saturday
evening on his WAY to visit DR..
Nisbet and other friends.
Rev. r f Hood, J N Yod.r,
w j Crsnshau, j l. TiIlmxn, Jr. =,
and Master Kirk Y0der visited
Lancaster, last Friday.
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haHistratc sskey

Magistrate nskey
Mr. w p Caskey, who WAS
sIectsd Magistrate for GiIIs Creek
and Cane Creek townships in the
recent primary, has boea commits
stoned by Governor Ellerbe, and
yesterday qualified and took
charge OF the Office. Mr.. j b
Connor, who Mr. c., has appointed
as his constable, also qualified
yesterday. Mr.. CAskey has served
as Magistrate before and made a
good one.
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Strayed or stolen

A dark bay mule, medium sizs,
about Is years old, light under
the flank, white spot on the bask
and in forshesd. Any infor ma
ton will be gladly received by
Alex Walker,
Oskhurst, 5. G.
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Township Pension Board

BY order of the chairman OF
the County Pension Board, tho
Flat Creek Township Pension
Board will meet vt White Bluff
on Tuesday, the 9TH day Of Feb>
ruary, at 10 O'Clock y. m, to
consider, new applications for
pensions and to revise the roll of
la9S. All rer applicants for
peneions must appear in person
before the Board.
Respectfully,
Al. (. GARDNEE,
for the Board.
Jan. 80, 1899.
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Respectfully,
W. b. BRUCE,
Chrm. Co. Is. y.
Confederate Cemeteries.

Washington, Jan. 27. Senator
Pritchard today gave notice of an
amendment he will offer to the
sundry civil appropriation bill,
sppropriating $40, 600 to enable
the secretary of war to gather in
formation concersing Confederate
csmsteries and as to the mum Der
of Confederate dead buried Nm
private cemeteries.
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For The Ledger.
Van Wvck Items.

The prognosticati0ns of both
Hicks and Devoe have bren partly
fuihlled. We have had the snow
and some cold weather with the
ending of Januarv. We hope the
predictions Of some lesser prophets
will he realized, as they say tho
weathsr now indicates good
fruit crop and also other abundant
crops, in which we are interested.
Some OF our Nimrods had planned
big hunt last Saturday and had
prepared some extra boys for
carrying their birds, but the snow
saved the birds and some disap.
pointments of the would be
hunters.
Mr.. Henry Clyburn, Jr., is
the brsg shot of the club. A few
days since out of one hundred and
twenty-five shots, he baxged
eighty y~eight birds. Saturday he
bagged six at one shot But this
is nothing. We heard a young
man sny, he saw his brother Kill
three rabbits and one sheep at
one shot. Another one said he
saw two squirrels and hawk
killed out of the top Of tall tree
At the same shot. Tbs land OF
Jackson lss FURNISHED some re.
markable shooters, the like OF
which is seldom seen, since the
days OF Uncle Jimmie Wilson.
Rabbit hunters were very much
disappointed at the early dioap.
paaraco Of the beautiful Snow.
B'rer Rabbits prayer we're an
svered, rs Sundays sunshine
moved tho snow and his tracks.
Some Of our ertcrprising
citizeas are thinking of building
n fiat boat to SSH through the mud
along the public road over the
bottoms Of Twelve Mile creek.
Unless there is some way devised
to navigate tneso roads, or some
way bridged over their muddy
chasms, travel will have to be
suspended. However, if the
case i" very urgent and one has
the grit of one of Lsncaster's
handsome young men, with = pair
OF elegant blacks and light We
hiole, no msy pass over safely -
only worstsd little in appear.
ance by his sloshing sail through
the mud.
The. Van Wyck readers of
the Ledger were glad to sec
the letter of our soldier boy.
Sidney Tillmsn, son of Mr.. w r
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An Old idea.

Every day strengthens the belief of emf.
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause of the Inaority of our disease,
twenty-five years ago this theory was used
~ ~, basis for The formula OF Browns, Iron
by this famous old household remedy are
snfhcient TO prove that the theory is correr,.
BroSns' Iron Bitters Is sold by all deAle.H
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See sd. of sale by Administers
tors of w. j. Blackmon, de>
ceased.
Jacksonham Alliance, No. 255,
will meet next Friday, the Sd of
Fehy., at 2 p. m at the Will
iams' mill.
q. w. Williams, Pres.
j. G. Nisbet, Sec.
The County Alliance meeting
was -ell attended last Friday and
the speeches of State President
Wilborn and Manager of the.State
Exchange Duncan, who were pres
ent on the occasion, were calcu~
lated to rebound to the good of
the order.
Mr.. j. A. Cook has been re-
appointed Auditor for Lancsster
county. Mr.. w. G.. Cauthon,
who was elected Treasurer in the
primary, has also received his ap-
pointment from the Governor.
Snow began falling about II
O'Clock Friday night and CON
tinucd almost without intermis-
sion until about 2 o'clock Satur>
day. The ground WAS covered to
q depth OF about 6 inches. Most
of it disappeared Sunday, the sun
shining out very warm that day.
A rain Monday night LETT but lit t-
Tie snow in sight except in places
it had drifted.
Mr.. w T Gregory returned
home Monday night from East
st. Louis, ILL.,, where he was
called to the bedside OF hi, brother,
Capt. II j Gregory about two
week ago. Th. physicians think
with no bscksst, Capt. Gregory
will recover, though he is still n
very sick man. He has the best
medical attention and the con
stant attention of fine trained
nurse.
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|. 0cal MatGaYGs. 6. =.

h7' ~ w %a WV 40 ts SoF I
Sec new adj. of CIybrrn & Ell
lott in this issue.
Hon j n Estridge came home
from Columbia yesterday, sick
with Ia grippe.
Mr. Martin Cautheu hs. been
appointed Postmaster at kershaw.
Misses Julia and Reba Killian
Of Fort Lawn are the guests of
the Misses Pardue.
Misses Mamie and Leila Bar
nett OF India Hook are visiting
Mr.. j j Cherry's family.
MIR. VIM. Sowell, son Of Mr..
Rochel Sowell, left yesterday for
Columbia to enter business
college.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
b. Wilson. January ga
daughter.
The contract for an additional
room to the Presbyterian manse
has been let to Contractor w l.
Bird.
John Magill, coIored, a well
known carpenter, died here Sat-
urday.
ArJ A Hyatt, the newly sp.
pointed Magistrate for Naxhsw
township, has reappointed Mr..
w j Crenshaw constable for that
township.
Misses Daisy Young and Nettie
Price left Monday for Fort Mill
t. attend tho marriage of their
friend, Miss Mittie Downs, to Mr.
Craven of that place this evening.
Nine patridges at one shot were
killed by Mr.. J. X Sistare while
out hunting last Saturday. There
were ten in the covey and the
tenth bird was wounded but got
away.
Mr.. Richard Long, who has
bsen working with the Yorkvills
Enquirer for several years, re
tarned to Lancaster yesterday to
take position with the Enter
prise.
County Auditor Cook has
finished his rounds through the
county for taking returns. The
weather was so bad, however,
that vory few met HI to make
returns at his appointments. On
ly 20 days yet remain in which to
make returns.
Gov. EIlerbe has appointed the
following Magistrates for this
county: ellis and Cane Creek,
townships, w p Csskey; Wax
haw, j A Hyatt; Cedar Creek,
John King; Buford, w A Csrnes;
Belalr, j G Howie; Pleasant Hill,
T p Cauthen; Fiat Creok, j Ii
Gardner.
List Of letters advertised for
the week ending Jan. 3, 1899.
Mrs. Maggie Blakeney.
Mrs. Matilda Huuhl,y care