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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
Pure Tea
in packages
at grocers'
SChillinQS
Best
Del NOrte at PendletOn.

Geo. d. son OF Del Norte, Chehsli
brother, now at Froome's livery stable
was taken out by G. Z. Barrows for the
inspection of pendleton admirers OF fine
horsetlesh this morning. The young
stallion is three years old this spring.
Del Norte was also taken by Mr.. Bar
rows, and exhibited to about two dozen
admiring horsemen. The stallion proves
in his appearance that "blood tells" and
that good breeding manifests itself in
horse as we'll as in man. Del Norte and
his brother, Chehalis. are the two fast
est brothers in the world -E. o.
The armory has been greatly improved
by the introduction OF raised seats.
Mrs. Brenner is greatly improving her
residence property at the corner of Ferry
and Third streets.
The loss on Willamette grange hall,
destroyed by fire in Benton county has
been adjusted at 500.
Mr.. Frank Wait, of Douglas county,
paid Mack Porter, OF Corvallis, Oregon,
$3.50 for two-year old Polled Angus
bull few days ago.-Northwest Farmer.
Bullock county. Ala. may be said to
be strongly democratic. At the last
state election in Alabama there were
1,l22 democratic, s populis:s and no re-
publican votes cast in Bullock county.
Mr.. J. G. Devine has sold his feed store
Just east Of the DKNoCRAr office to Mr..
A. b. Griegs an old and reliable citizen
OF this city, who may be depended upon
fer good treatment and fair dealing.
Several members of the A. o. U. w.
visited the Jefferson lodge last Saturday
evening, where they were given IA fine
banquet. The evening previous they
were at Crabtree where new and pros
porous lodge was recently organized.
Lane county is with reason building
great hopes on the Bohemia mines. A
prominent miner recently sold good
properties in the Washington mines
around Spokane for Bohemia property
and says it has the prospects foI per-
manent ard rich camp OF any in the
northwest.
A man and his large family were in
the city today on their wav back to
Dakota from near Toledo, complaining
that they had been induced TO go there
on the representation. OF people there
that it was a farming country, they
had found not to be the case. There
IS never anything made in misrepre-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
Business Mems Meeting.

Al The council ehau-b beTs tonight th- re
"i' be meeting OF bakinese men Of tie
e'lY to rake arrangements for a rouler
enee with the board of engineers appolni.
ed 10 examine fsqainA Bay. IL 10 very
important that they be given statistics
showing the impsrsante Of the i'm mpEose-
meat 10 The VALLEY. Aed ALBANY shoald
Il ke the lead Let baslBess nen Eeuer.
~iiF attend. BY rexuesi of the Mavor.
The National EdiGoEiAi Association will
meet In Poftland in July. Daring the
mee'ing an excursion will be had IN
through the waller ss far As EuI enc
Stopping az Albany. The Portland com
mi'see Sisi: To know II Albany people de-
sif- 10 entertain them This viii be an
opportunity not often presented TO adj YER
tise our valley.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
A Conflict.
From the 0regonian.

from the Oregonlan.
A doctor residing at Lebanon, Linn
county, has an order from London tc
ship three hundred tons of chittim bark,
the price to be paid being $50 Per ton at
the railroad warehouse in Lebanon. The
men who cut the bark are to receive 2ls
cents per pound: The trees fr,m which
the bark is taken are about eipht inches
around. They are girdled, an il the
weather is fairly dry the bark curls so
that three days after girdling j. comes off
quite easily. But it is death to the tree.
The lands on which these trees grow
most abundantl" belong to the VILLAIN
ette Valley 4 Cascade Mountain Wagon
Road Company, and Colonel Il. w
Mitchell, the company's agent, is going
to see to it that none OF the company's
property is used to cure London, unless
a fair fee is paid the rightful owner of
the medicine The woods are full of
these trees, and as they are not needed
for shade, they might as we'll be bring
ing IN some revenue as loatiug around all
day in the woods.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
WEDNESDAY.
Medal Contest.

Following is the program of the gold
and silver medal cootess to be held al
the Oak Creek Baptist churc,i on the
evening of April IS. 1899.
Music-Orehestra.
Grand opening march aud hoop dsiil
The class ia costumes.
Vocal musie-The Thomson, Baker
quartet.
Recitation, "Lssca''-Contes,ant No
song, The Little Mo'hers"- Fairy
and Beatrice Thompson.
Recitation. "rhe YAgabond"~Con-
testant No ..
Solo-Proi L Baker.
kerita'ion, How Ruby Played -
Contestant No 5.
Due.-Mr and Mrs W S Thompson.
Recitation, Tine Polish Boy"-C Jn-
Iestant No 4
Music--Orchesira.
Recitation, Mother and Poet''-C ,n-
teatant <o5.
Vocal Solo-Proi Carl Baker.
Recitation, Tie Christening'-Con-
testant No q.
Ladies' Trio-Misses Thompson and
Allen aod Mrs Thompson.
Recitation, THE Maiden Martyr
Contestant No I.
Vocal Solo-Mr W S rhom pson.
Recitation, "How Salvador Won
Contestant Nos.
Mus'c-0rcIIeslra
Comic quartet, 20 P Il A"-Thomp
son. Baker quartet.
Presentation OF the Medals-Irof Car
Baker, of the Lebanon Schools.
Music-0rchestra
Grand closing tableAu-By the class.
Good Night.
Admission, Is cents. Children cents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
YAQUINA MEETING.

There was q good attendance at the
Council chambers last evening for the
purpose OF acting in connection with ths
investigation OF Yaquina Bay soon to be
made by the governments board Of en-
gineers appointed for the purpose.
Mayor BurkLaTt was elected chairman
and J. r. Whitney secretary.
Alter explanatory remarks OF the situ-
alton, Hon. j. K. Weatherlord moved
that steps be taken to secure the proper
statistics and facts showing our business
/ int. rests In Western Oregon, etc., Tor
presentation TO the engineers. Carried.
The date announced for the engineers
to meet at the Bay Is April 20.
| Manager Edwin Stone reported con-
ference with Mai Hart OF the Board
who informed him that the board would
consider all facts in connection with the
advisability OF the Improvement.
Upon motion of O. q. Hogue COM
mittee OF fvs was appointed TO confsr
with other valley committees TO make
| arrangements ior the work In connection
with sec, ring the project. Committee.
w. o. Twee.iale, s. A. Dawson, j. n.
Duncan, J. j. Graham and j. w. Cusick.
Upon molion OF J. X. Weatherford the
following comn(ttee was appointed &c
, prepare statisticS OF resources, business,
keic.. fIr presentation TO the engineers
Q. @. Hogue, l.. Finn, S. +. Young, S.
N. Steele, O. IL. StsSart, A Hacklemsn,
j. +. b. own, J. R. Whitney, j. K.
Weatherfogd and O. B. VIM. and the
matter Was quite generally discussed by
several present.
Upon motion OF L. Flion the cummit-
tee on conference was directed 10 obtain
from other valley committees summaries
OF their reports for use. This committee
was also directed 10 learn Of Maj. Hart il
he would meet at a date convenient 10
him in this city TO hear the report OF the
committee.
The statistics committee elected l..
Finn chairman and @. G. Hogue secre-
tary.
Nothing will be left uudoce TO present
matter 10 the engineers in q manner TO
show them the value OF the improve
ments proposed TO the state OF Oregon
and Northwest generally.
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rHE
PLACE
TO BUY

Your Groceries and Baked Goods
Is at Parker Br,s. Everybody knows
where their place is. They keep fresh
stock of groceries, produce and baked
goods. Of all kinds, cell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers well, all
slike.
You may regret some steps you take
In life tut none taken into lne store oi
Parker Broe.
1t is q great thing to be well fed. Par
ker Bros keep good groceries.
! A loaf of bread 10 not much bat you
want il we'll made. TrYParksr Bros
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With the idea that any prep paration your
druggist may put up and try to sell you
will purify your blood like Hoods Sar.
arilla. This medicine has a reputa-
tion-il has earned its record. II Is
prepared under the personal supsIvis
ion of educated pharmacists who know
the nature, quality and medicinal ef-.
fert of all the ingredients uted.
Hoods arsapariIla absolutely cures
all forms of ood disease when othe
medicines fail to do any good. IL is th
Worlds' great SpriuR Medicine ard th
One True Blood Purifier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07
FOR TWO CRIMES.

Homer Mills, of near Lebanon, re-
turned last night from trip to eastern
Oregon. He was accompanied by Sher-
itf Munkers, who had been after him TO
Arlington, where he wac arrested. Mills
was indicted by the last grano jury joint
ly with his brother Sam, for rape on the
Osborne girl, and getting wind of the
proposed prosecution skipped out, He
Is married man. Sam Mills it will be
remembered was tried for the crime and
the jury disagreed.
Homer Mills is also arrested on a
warrant charging him with stealing lat.
tie in connection with the theft for
which Charles Duncan is serving a short
sentence in the county jail.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07

The sheriff Of Bent3n county begzR is-
suing bicycle tags Monday morning. The
iirss Albany man 20 get one vas Jack
HAmmill. and the second Clyde Ashby
numbers - and %. indicating that Cor
Wallis bicycIis,s had not been very fast to
get their tags.
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TUESDAY.
Condemned.

Where's, 1t tis currently reported that
the manaSement OF the Oregon AgricuI-
turAl College allow the buildings TO the
college 10 oe used for the purpose of
dancing. Therefore, be it
REsoLvKD, That, We, the members of
the Linn Co. Business Council, condemn
the action Of the managers OF the college
Tor allowing dancing in any OF the build.
ings belonging to the ssate, as improper
and entiTely out OF place. ard would re-
spectiully ask that they discontinue any
such amusement in anv building under
their charge.
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At DubrullIe Hnrness Co.'S

Ycu will find the largest stock Of SINGLE
and double harness IN The valley, and not
one eastern set in the entire one hundred
sets. Every set warranted to be as good
again as any factory harness made, We
make all our harness, also buggy and car
riage tops.
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Leopold GOjowsky. oae OF the worlds
hest piAnists, will be in salem on April
II, at the NJ. +. cnnrch. Il will be one
OF the greatest musical treats IN tire his-
tory OF Salem The admission will be 81
This will be the nearest point Tor Albany
people t1 hear tie eminent pianist.
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Wizard Oil Co. Here.

The Wizard Oil Co. are in the city and
will begin their Albany engagement to
night with first class troupe and a fire
program, in fact they give a rs cen,
show for only 10 cents, which you paJ al
the door, The program is a clean one
and of character to please every body
The press where they have been, speak
in the highest terms of the troupe.
At the armory.
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Real Estate Sale.

+ y Prater 70 Mary e Caldwsll, lot
!, el 70. He 2nd I'D -. .s I0O
kalston TO A 3 Cumming, A
ieet. lot z. bI 8. Albany 800
Hickman 10 $ Z Young, so
aeres, l2w2.........'.... Is0
Lix4Ie u Thompson to AZ Herman.
~ acres. i6 a0a
HeLry Nave TO y s Nare, 90 acres 80,
Mary saItmaEsh ct al 10 " T.
Yates. sot /. bl "a, AlhAny. 500
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GRANGE ESTERIArSMkET There will
be an entertainment at the hall OF Grand
Praire Grange No 10 on the evening OF
Friday, April IA, 1899. commencing at 8
O'Clock under the auspices of said grange
consisting OF dramas, recitations. songs
etc. Admission 10 cents. Ladies bring.
ing lunch baskets admitted Tree
Lunches will be paid for by gents par.
taking of the same. By order OF the
committee.
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When Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent or on business
take on every trip q bottle Of Syrup OF Figs
as il acts most pleasantly ana efectualiy on
the kidneys. liver ana bowels, preventing
fevers, headaches, aud other forms OF siek.
ness For saIs IN so cent bottles By all
! leading druggists. Manufactured by ths
Ga itcrnia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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DIED.

DAVIS. I'm Kansas City, Mo-, this
morning, April 5, 1899, at 8 3, m. After
short illness OF epinsl meninge tis,
the little son OF ]. N. and Daisie
GeIsendorier Davis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-07

TEMPLE CoNMASDERY Nos KT have
elected the following officers for the en-
suing YER Commands, Frank ] Miller;
generalissimO, Edward Washburn:
captain general, HI Walden; senior
warden, E Seeley, junior warden T ]
Butler.
Prelate, d. P. Masn1; treasurer, E. w.
Langdon; recorder, h. d. Cusick, stand
ard bearer, E. L. Hammack; sword
bearer, w r. Bilyeu; Warder, w. E.
Frazier; sentinel, w. y. Baker.
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Mr. J Gradwohl informs the D<xocsAT
that sugar is nov down to $5.75 per 100
pounds. bnt is liable 10 80 up and nos
is the time to buy. He has large stock
on hand and viii cell as low As in the
city.
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Hoods Pills cure biiiousness ii sile
for q cents by U. l.. Hood Il 20, Lowell
Ninety per cent of the people have
some kind Of humor in the blood. and this
causes many diseases. Hoods SarsaPariila
cures these diseases by expelling the husnor.
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w. r. BLAIN, Albany, Ore.
CHE CRACkERJACk
LIB MOSES, PROPRIETOR

OFPOsfIS luasOuIs SdfIPEG'
Full line of standard groceries and
country produce.
No single leader. but everything 8
eRder at bottom price.
Wagons run 10 the country selling gro
ueries and collecting produce.
Money saved by trading at the Crack.
-iack.
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Mrs. Livingstone last Saturday even
ing at Salem organized 8 Circle of the
Lsdies of the q. A. R., with Mrs. Finley
Perrine as president.
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Attorney General and Mrs. Blackburn
came up from Salem this noon.
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BORN.

BULLIS.-To Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Bull
lis, on Saturday April la son.
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Mrs Ellen Spsrger. OF Watertown,
Wis, is in Albany the CUES. OF her son,
Mr. Frank Sperger, of The {. P
The Saltmarsb corner. one OF che best
located blocks insthe city has been sold
10 W. E. Yates OF Corvallis for S5.O10.
The Salem Journal says that Attorney
Genera Blackburn seems TO be an official
who is not afraid TO do what he thinks is
right.
Dr.. W. A. Cusiek, brolLer Of }. W.
Cueiek. OF this city. has been appointed
physician at the peniteuiiary at ; sal
Ary Of SIS q month.
Nat Galloway, the popular lineman
and expert bowler. was in the city to
day previous to leaving for Missouri on
six weeks visit with old friends
! The following were elected at Eugene
yesuerdav: Mayor. T. W. Harris; com
ciimen, Luckey, Abrams ami White; re-
cofder, b. +. Dorris; treasurer. George
Z. Craw.
! Charles Burggraf. Of Salem went to the
Bay this noon. He reported that Welch
| Brothers would be in Albany next Mon
day ready to proceed Eith work on the
Court house
Mr.. Mack Monieith is in the c.ty after
q trip tn. Uugh California, north OF San
Francisco. Ae soon as be struck the
country immeuee rains began TO fall
Webfoot would not have been in il.
Mrs. James L. Cowan is over from
Warm Springs attending at the bedside
Of the EDITORS wife and daughter, VINO
are both sick-tbe latter lie very low with
pleuao-pneumonia.- Prineville Review
A good sized audience attended the
first entertainment of the Wizard Oil Co.
last evening at the armory, and they
GENERALLY speak in high terms Of the pro.
gram presented. Mr.. Lonner Ralston
ook home with him fine silver set.
The Simonton Concert Band held a
meeting laet evening and elected j. K.
Williamson president, Lloyd Irvine vice
president. d. @. Burkhart secretary and
Oliver Rowell treasurer. The band
afterwards gave fine street concert.
A dispatch from Hudson, H., received
this morning. announced the death OF
Mr. Sam:Lewis, uncle Of Mrs. GeoF -
Hochstedler, Of this CITY. Mr.. Lewis
spent several weeks In Albany about
seven years ago, and will be in1ly re-
membtred by q pumber OF our citizens.
The room in the Salvation Army block
owned by Mr.. Vance has been rented to
man from East Portland, who will open
boot and shoe store in it. The s. A to-
day moved to the room next to the Last
Cha0ce saloon.
As EXTRA TRAIN.-There is talk about
an additional train between Albany
, Salem aud Portland each way daily. L
: il goes on it will be done before April 10
: This local IL to reach Salem from Albany
At 7 n. m E, and from Portland at 8 o. m
! One car is to be cut out OF the overland
. which viii only stop at Salem, Wood
: burn and Oregon City. and will reach
salem At $50 in the morning and at 8 81
e in the evening.-Journal.
Services in the NJ. f. church SouiI
i every hight this weet. A cordial invi
- l 49, olf
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mo Eye Like the
Masters Eye. y

Yo1 are master OF your
health. and If you do not
attend to d9ty, the blame Is
easily located. IF yoar blood
Is out of order. Hoods Sar-
saparilta xvin purify It.
It is the specific remedy for troubles
of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.
Kidneys - Ny kidneys troubled me.
and on advice took Hoods Sarsaparilla
which gave prompt relief, better appetite.
NV sleep 10 refreshing. It cured my wife
nIso.D MICHAEL BOYLE, 3473 Denny Street,
Pittsburg, Pa
scrofulo1s HuFr1or-" Twas In terrible
| condition from the itching and burning oi
acrofulous humor. Grew worse under
| treatment OF several doctors. Took Hood's
| EarsaparfIla and Hoods Pills. These cured
me Thoroughly" J. J. LITTLE, Fulton, n. T.
| J6od1 SaldqbdI
.2Iaza2 lI2lE1D
Hoods r1lIs cure liver us, the nonirritating ana
only cathartic 70 take with Hoods Sarsa2eEilla
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our carriage trimm ings c cannot be
beaten in the state.
DUBRUILLE HARNESS Co.
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DON'TPAY GOOD MONEY for east
ern made harness when you can get a
better set from the DubTuiIle Harness
Co. for the came money and every set
made at home and warranted
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Hmen have changed radically since
those DAYS. The modern man does not
admire the fainting woman, neither does he
marry her. If by chance he does, he Is
only a man, and lives to regret it. There Is
no reason why any woman should be faint.
ing woman. General bodily weakness and
nervousness in women are due to weakness
or disease Of the delicate, special organs of
the sex. DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is a scientific and unfailing remedy for all
disorders of this description. II imparts
health and strength to the sensitive and
susceptible organs upon which woman 5
general health is largely dependent. 1t
ouiets and tones up the nerves, restores the
vi9or of youth, rounds out the emaciated
form, imparts the glow of health to the
conpiexion and transforms weak, sickly,
nervous invalids into new, healthy, happy
women. It fits for wifehood and mother
hood.
awords fail to describe my suffering before
using DIT: Pierce's Favorite PTescription, writes write
NI had Inflammation, irritation and profuss
flowing and was very nervous and suffered terri
bly, al ali times. My feet and limbs were cold.
had paipitation Of the heart, and my back wa'
20 weak that could not turn myself ~ bed
The thought OF food sickened me. My Kidney
were very badly affected. had been down st'
months. could not sleep night OF day ana mac
given up all hope. My husband got me som
for Eve months and at the end OF that time coult
walk mile and do all my own housework.
am sure ! would be in my grave If Il had no
been for the Rayorite Prescription"
Send to Dr.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N Y.
for free copy of the Peoples Common
Sense Medical Adviser" For paper-cover
ed copy enclose 2T one-cent stamps to cove
mailing only. cloth-bound, 81 stamps.
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Letter List.

Following is th- list Of letters remaining
in the Postofiice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, 1899. April 4, Persons calling
for these letters must give the date on which
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There is TO be cracker trust on this
coast.
The worst billiards Of the year Ia some
parts OF the east.
A good deal OF wheat frozen out in
Umatilla county is being resown.
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Complete Kellogg Co. Silk sewed Cloth
The Best Made Trimmed and Fitting Clothing the United sA
in Tailor Made
DOn word fer bat and examine them Sc ho~ vel
perfectly they E
Prices and cheaper than inferior made
clothing
will thereafter
equally pleased them
SOLD BY
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Services in the NJ. E. church South
every hight this weet. A cordial invi-
tation to all.
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We carry no eastern harness. W
make our harnefs.
DUBRuILLE HARNEFs Co.
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TEMPERANCE TICKET woS.-At Browne

TEMPERANCE TICKET WON.-At Browne
vile yesterday there was q live contest
in the city election over the license ques-
tot, resulting in victory for the :emp.
erance tic ct by majority OF %, the en-
tire ;icket being elected with the except
ion OF councilman from the third ward
The following ticket was elected:
O. + Stanard, mayor.
J.R. Pearl, / N. Yarmouth and Z. H.
Elswich, councilmen.
NJ. Brown, recorder.
F. M. Powt II, marshal.
J. H. Glass, treasurer.
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Cash paid for chickens at Albany
Dressed Beef Co.'S.
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The room in the Salvation Army block
Owned by Mr.. Vance has been rented to
q man from East Portland, who will open
boot and shoe store in it. The s. A to-
day moved to the room next to the Last
Cha0ce saloon.
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HOODS YlIs cure liver iils, the nonirr.tA.ing and
only cathaTtic 70 take with Hoods sarsa2arIlla:
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