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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
POrtldHd'S Business.
Northern Wheat Market.

PORTLAND. or. Dec. IS-Clearings. sii7-
4ls; balances S5l.O3S
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
Potatoes, Onions and Vegetables.

Sweet Potatoes continue 10 advance Other
descriptions remain about before quoted.
PoTAToEs-Early Rose. soGs5c; River Reds.
SO" 'Oe; Burbanks. 4o975c per ctl: Salinas Bur-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19
Morning Session.

Spring valley Water .................. - p
n Spring Valley Water cash............ o. 90
5000 Spring Valley As I'd mortg)........1o3 20
Street.
8 California Street Railroad ............122 N
$500 Z Of 4 ...-...................ll 20
40 Spring Valley Water ................ 50 20
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-12-19

Z. e. at noon ~ the 10th meridian. or n 8
o'clock p. m. Greenwich time.
g. G.. CALKINs.
Lieutenant Commander. T.. S. y. in charge
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Temple, Pemberton, Cordes & Company

another book, entitled "The Right side
Of the Car
viii Allen Dromgoole has many friends
in Virginia who will enjoy her last book
THE Valley Path"
Some have thought that that much
talked Of novel, THE Gladly" had value
from a historical standpoint. Mrs. Noy-
mich. the author. says that the account
OF conveying the firearms FOR the Lom-
bardo- Venetian using. from Southampton
TO Brisighella and Faeuza was the only
actual piece Of history in the book.
Many books have been written about
our new colonies and how they should
be managed one Of the latest Is by
BENJAMIN Kidd and is entitled "Ihe
Control OF the Tropics" Naturally We
are interested I'm the subject, but IL does
seem a little far-fetched 10 make wait
Whitman figure as prophet OF eXpan-
sion. Rev. Arthur Copeland processes
10 discover I'm the following lines from
Whitnan's poem "A Broadway Pa
eeant." a prophecy OF Imperialism:
II chant the world on my western sea.
I chant the copious Islands beyond tnicH
as stars in the sky
I chant the new empire grander tnah
any before, as in vision II comes 20
me.
I chant America the mistress, l chant a
greater supremacy;
chant projected a thousand blooming
cities vet I'm time on those groups OF
sea Islands,
Ny sailships and steamships threading
the archipelagoes.
Nv stars and Stripes fiuttering in the
DAME burden.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

bers OF European nobility to exchange
their illustrious titles for coin Of the
realm, the requirement Of Miss Astor
by the Duke of Roxburghe. IS not 50
strange an occurrence after all.
Everybody who knows William
Waldorf Astor. IS aware Of the fact that
Il has been the dream Of his yearnlng
parental heart TO associate his only
child with some historically distinguished
house of Europe. To further this end he
has diligently catered 10 the la-de-da
fops who make II a business TO look
pretty, say Jaw WEAKLY dOncheno' and
who forever and eternally dwell on the
fact that their seventh grandfather was
a titled robber and the recipient Of king
ly bounty.
Ever since his daughter has reached
the generally accepted years OF dscfe-
tion. Mr.. William Waldorf Aston mas
been fearfully apprehcnsive lest his only
child should form an attachment Tor an
American youth. with nothing TO rec
ommend him but an Overabundance OF
energy and brains. This has been the
perpetual nightmare of Papa Actor and
II is generally alleged by Mrs. Grumpy
that It has been due TO this fact entire
ly that the beautiful hciress has not been
allowed to either visit America or to
mlngle with Americans of youthful
hearts and warm Compartments
However, much 10 the horror OF Mrs.
Grundy, there Is "a strong possibility
that the youthful Aston debutante may
kick over the traces and thus upset the
applicant of her fond papa's anucipa-
lions. The Duke Of Roxburghe Is young,
wealthy and is even said 10 be unusually
attractive and pleasing, but he is not
the idol upon which Miss Pauline has
been secretly shOwerng her love for the
mast year. That there Is another man
I'm the case there can be no doubt Tor
though usually an Obedient and dutful
child the petted hoircss has not as yet
consented to give her heart ana mana 10
the aspiring young nobleman whom her
father has kindly selected for her and
II may De. that before the matter is
satisfactorily adjusted there will be
social disruption which viii raise the
palatial roof Of the old Aston mansion.
The Duke Of Roxburghe is largely
endowed with all the requirements which
generally are considered necessary 20 the
capture OF an heiress He is Henry John
Times Ker by name scion OF the Seventh
Duke OF Roxbuighe and eighth Of the
same name His other titles are many.
He IS Marquis Of Bowmont and Cessford,
Viscount OF Broxmouth. BarOn ker OF
Ceseford and Clavcrtown. Earl OF kelso
Earl lines and Sir John Innes kor. The
ducal line Is an old and honorable one
aud includes some Of the best known
names in England
The Duke Is young and handsome
fellow, very popular in tho younger elite
circles Of London. lie has often been
entertained az William Waldorf Astors
house. and ~ was there he met Miss As
for She s. also young having just COM
pIeted her nineteenth year. Tn appear
ance she Is a slight graceful figure with
a full olive complexion. dark brown
eyes and chestnut brown hair. resCm-
bling very much her mother who was at
one time the belle OF New York and
Philadelphia society. after her marriage
and before It, when She was Miss Mary
Paul.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
BOY DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED.
Probable Smallpox Cases in Hampton.
McKinlcy's Brother Serenaded.


FORT MONROE. VA, Jan. A-Special.
Frank, the eleven-year-old son of Mr.
II. II. Saunders, who livesi at Sawyer
Swamp. about ten miles from here, was
dangerously wounded In both legs yester-
day afternoon by the accidental discharge
Of a shotgun I'm the hands of cOlored
boy. with whom he was playing The
boys condition is regarded as critical
and he has not rallied sufficiently 10 adj
NIT amputation
one or two cases OF an eruptiye disease
supposed by some 20 be smallpox, have
been discovered In Hampton. One Luke
Chandler, an Oysterman. Of that town.
who was a member Of the crew Of Cap
tain d. W. MOnger's vessel. guaranteed
a few days ago I'm Norfolk. came 10
Hampton last night. and escaping from
n detention hospital in Norfolk spent
the night with his family. He could not
be found to-day. Tho house will prob
ably be Quarantined and fumgatod
Another suspicious case was taken IN
hand to-day. Drs. Boutelle Peek. Van
derslice Peek and Adkins have been APP
pointed by the county and town au-
thoritles 10 take what steps are neces-
sary 10 prevent the spread Of the disease.
Abnor Mckinley brother II the Presi-
dent and wife have been az fhe Cham
berlin all Of this week 4 concert by
the Artillery School Band was given I'm
his honor in the parlor OF the hotel
this evening by Major Herman, COM
mandant OF the post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
BIG SHOE MARKET.
Heavy Growth in Richmond's Record
Along This Line.

A comparative statement OF the growth
Of the shoe business Of Richmond shows
a wonderful increase for 1895. According
to the Shoe and Leather Reporter Rich.
mond received 5000 cases boots and
shoes In 1897. In the year 1895. accord
ing TO the same authority. she received
ever the Merchants ana Miners Line
1l9.57s cases. and from other sources
81 9Si cases. making a grand total OF
15i.562 eases. This great result has been
attained by the energy and push OF the
shoe jobbers OF Richmond. They have
entered new territory and are now plac-
ing their goods I'm nearly every state in
the Union outside OF New England
This result clearly demonstrates that
there is no market In the South that
offers such Inducements 10 the retail
merchants as Richmond. Her geo
graphical position gives her many adj
vantages. not the least or when Is her
cheap freight rates. having as she docs
the advantage OF competition between
water and rail- lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

at tho meeting OF the Young Mems Bust
ness Association. 10 be held in the Cham
Der of Commerce on Monday, the 10th,
and they viii come prepared 20 put the
matter before our people in a much
stronger light than l have done IN this
letter. / trust the merchants and citizens
will turn out 20 this meeting 20 hear
those gentlemen and learn something Of
this enterprise. which means 50 much
70 our beloved city and State
HARRY ID. EICHE1IBERGER,
Chairman Committee
Richmond and Tidewater Railway,
Young Mems Business Association.
Richmond, Va, Jan. nth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

afterwards became secretary Of state and
"a Knight of the Garter II was the nth
earl however. who won the highest dis
tinction and was created Duke Of Rox-
burghe.
ON his death the title was transferred
20 the Scots line Lord Belcnden. his
dnsman. and on the latter death again
reverted TO new branch Sir James
lines Norciiffe In his son the old line
was re-cstablished ~ marriage and Sir
John Ker. tho seventh duke. was the
offsnrip,, Of the happy union. The Dukes
mother is Lady Anna Emily Spencer
Churchill the aunt of the present Duke
of MARLBOROUGH. The latter's marriage
20 Consuelo Vanderbilt has turned out
50 happily that Lady Churchill has been
the staunchest friend of Miss Astor ana
g. Doubtless well satisfied with her sons
anticipated matrimonial venture.
Despite all these glowing prospects
which tho older Aston has contemplated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

According TO tho latest fancy OF Dame
Rumor Miss Pauline Astor has become
engaged 20 the young Duke OF kox-
burghe. The rumor has gained circu-
iation through that particularly swell
set In which william Waldorf Aston has
been conspicuous figure in London Tor
the past two seasons. The alliance or
nearly S25.o000 Of American money
with a titled member Of the English no
bility whose wealth IS estimated az W.
Oo.OD IS another striking Instance OF
the all important feature Of golden
existence.
Since her debut in London society two
wears ago. Miss Pauline Astor has been
one Of the most sought after girls OF the
past two seasons. This not 10 be
wondered at. for coupled with very
charming personality the fabulously
wealthy debutante could command an
almost unlimited amount of the gold
that glittcrs. and as Il seems 20 be an
Inherited preferment among the mem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

land Floors Castle as 10 is called.
Beside Floors I.OXburgho possesses
several other ancestral castles and local
holdings aggregating upwards of 600o0
acres of land. He is POSSESSED too Of
not inconsiderable wealth amounting 90
upward of 100000 He succeeded his
father i'm 1892. upon the latters death.
Tho FIRST member of his family to- at
tain international fame was John kcr
of the Forest of SelNrk He was prom
inent in affairs of state and was re-
warded I'm 1917 by a charter from the
King 10 an lands and tenements I'm Aud
townburn. His descendant. Robert ker,
was knighted and raised to the peerage
in 1G0O as Lord RoXburghe and was
shortly after created Baron of Cessford
and Claycrtown and Earl Of RoXburghe.
lie was succeeded i'm these titles by his
grandson, Sir William Drummond, who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
PAULINE AST0R TO WE'D
DUKE OF R0XBURGHE.
ACharacter SketCh--By H. Jerome Taft.

Since Miss Astor's debut IN English
society she has been a pronounced favor
ite. her beauty was not her only charm,
her viyaclous sunny nature endedring
her 10 every one. The fact that she Will
enjoy a dowry estimated at twenty mill
lions. did not decrease her popularity
and she was eagerly sought by a nun
dred of Londons most eligible young
men.
She evinced early however dislike
Of such attentions and while kind to all.
seemed 10 possess the happy faculty or
discriminating between those that de-
served and those that did not deserve
her care. The young Duke of R0Xburgho
has always enjoyed her warm admira-
ton and friendliness and their engage
ment is attributed 20 generally 10y the
very rapt attentions which the young
nobieman has been paying her. Miss
Aston with her father and several
friends is now visiting the Dukes an
cestral seat just on the border Of Scot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

with bcaming eyes for the past rev
,,onebs Miss Aston may not accept All
tho mrid traditions OF her INDUSTRIOUS
su,,or vet. The governing hand OF Mrs.
Grundy is at the tiller and circumstance
NAV become such that the dainty niue
beauty will consent to link her fate ,' ana
so-,,,1a with nobility and thus relieve
tbo distress Of her fathers social aspi-
ratiOue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Mr. CnnnnhcIIN Very Ill.

Mr.. Charles $. Campbell received tele-
gram yesterday announcing the serious
illness OF his brother. Mr.. William II.
Campbell. I'm Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Willie
Campbell left here I'm fine health week
ago 20 accept a position win 1noHas'
Rarnes & Miller. at Memphis lie has
spinal meningitis. and Is at a hospital
Tire doctor in charge Of the case says ne
will recover. As soon as able 10 DC 'e-
moved he will be brought homo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Rishnn nnrner Here

RI Rev Junius Moore Homer. the new-
ly-consecrated Bishop OF Ashevlie has
-riyed I'm the cify and is che guest
OF Mr. John N Taylor mo -8 east Frank
lin street. Bishop Homer win preach
the SERMON cd the unveiinf of The s.iclt-
ncv Memorial Window i1 The Monureu-
tai church 40 the u O'Clock service tn.s
nnrnLnE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
THE NEW COMMANDER.
Col. c. J. johnson to Preside over
Pickett Camp.

Commander of Pickett Camp. az seNtn-
teen years enlisted in the Thomas Artl'-
lery April. 1861. in the city of Richmond.
and served in that battery bon che first
battle of Manassas. Boo the seven days.
fight around Richmond the second bate
tie OF Manassas. ana after the C0nsoida-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Do You w ant
A Piano?

OUR PRICES arc extremely low. and
are based on cost OF production. not
fictitious reputation which adds 20 the
cost but not 20 The merit nj the IN
strument
OUR TERMS arc cash. or easy month
In payments 10 suit each customer
WE TAKE IL EXCHANGE second
hand Square or Upright Pianos. also
Organs allowing fun value FOR them.
BARGAINS IN SLIGHTLY USED
PIANOS always on hand those taken
I'm exchange arc put in perfect order ana
sold at cost.
WE RENT PIANOS by tho night. week,
month or year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

The annual masquerade bah Of schiller
LOdge. No 1870. J. ID. Cd. f.. VIII ftke
place tomorrow nieht at Sanger lltll
The grand march begins at O'Clock.
-Four prizes are 90 be- oNered-fwo Tor
the most original and two Tor the most
cOmical masks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

tiOn of the Thomas Artillery and the
Hampden Artillery into one battery with
jackson in fhe valley.
He was engaged in the nrst battle az
Fredericksburg. and was with Pickett a
Division 40 Geffer-Dur-, Doe fought at
Newhern n o.. Cold Hlrl0r. petersburg
and surrendered 1t Lynchburs
He has been for eleven years FOREMAN
OF the press room at W. j. farbr0ugh sc
sons t0lcco ilrturF.
col. Johnson has been most useful
member OF Pickett Camp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Napkins.
Some slightly soiled from hand,
ling at greatly reduced prices.


19x3S Fringod Huck Towels. the usual
12iac. quality now 9c.
l9x3S Hemmod Huck Towels extra
weight and quality the $3.50 kind. now
St.qj.
20x3S Hemmei Extra Heavy Huck
Towels tho $500 kind. now SD b n dozen.
32X4 Extra Heavy and Large Frlngod
Huck Towels. the usual $500 quality
special at S2e5.
2ox3S Extra Quality 3d. T.. ali-inon
Huck Towels. the regular 500 value.
special az 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

4 bill has been introduced In the Kan
sas Legislature. providing that Pullman
cars shall not charge but 80 cents a night
for a double berth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Brocaded Satins.

striklngly handsome patterns In COM
plete assortment Of all the fashionable
evening tints. the $500 quality. now SL2o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Black Silks,
Brocaded Gros-Grains,
Taffeta Finish.

extra weight and finish. effective pat
terms. the $50. sl.75 and 800 qualities
now S.l9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
White Goods.

81 White Organdy. very fine sheer, the
usual 4Oc quality. special AZ 29c. better
grades at Soc. 65c., 75c.. si.OO and SIS.
Three Specials in White p. KS.
The IS 2-3c quality now PKG.
The 25c. quality now 10 2-3c.
The 3jc quality now @c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
MOVING.

Pianos and Organs moved. boxed ana
sbipped by competent men az lowest
An mail inquiries will receive prompt
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
OFFICERS HATS.

The Secretary OF War has amended
the regulations pertaining TO uniforms so
that paragraph n reads with regard 10
the fatigue hat for all officers. cot black
or drab felt, according TO pattern, 10 be
worn in the field and in garrison only
on fatigue duty and at target practice.
For general officers cord 20 be OF gold
and for all other officers OF gold and
black silk intermixed, according TO pat
tern in the Office Of the Quartermaster
General"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Four Satin Duchesse Specials.
2i-inch Black Satin Duchesse or TUCK
ed Waists, extra value 15c.
q inches wide. extra weight and I'M
fish. the $50 quality now N.5o.
The S1.7j quality, now $50.
VelVets.
New line Of oolors, the sl.OO and N.25
quality, now &C.
Ladies' Tailored Jackets.
The best goods, made in the
best manner, nicely lined and
thoroughly high-class goods IN
every respect, and marked at prices
to quickly move them out.
Ladies' Tan Kersey Jacket nicely
lined. sic %, former price $3.50 nod SIJ".
Ladies' Tan Kersey Jackets sizes -
and Is, former price 5000, now N.99.
Ladies' Tan Kersey Jacket size &C,
former price $500, now 500.
"a and G former prices 5000 and sou
"a and 80. former prices 5000 and $500
now $3.50.
Black and Navy Blue Kersey Cloth
Jackets, at corresponding low prices.
Velvet Jackets.
All high-grade goods, nicely
made and lined.
The $500 Jackets now sl5.oo.
The 5000 Jackets now 5000.
The $3.50 Jackets now $500
Embroideries.
Remnants Of Nainsook. Cambria. Swiss
Edging and Insertions. I'm short and me-
dunn lengths at about half their former
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
TUNING AND REPAIRING.

we have a competent corps OF tuners
and repalrcrs. and We guarantee 20 pro-
long the life and usefulness OF all in
struments placed In our care.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
ORDERs.

First Lieutenant Frederick r. Slater
1st u. S. Volunteer Engineers Is under
orders 10 proceed from Washington 20
Norfolk in connection with the Work OF
muster out OF q detachment OF the regi-
ment. lie will return to this city on
completion Of the work.
Private Adoniram j. Reed, Battery r.
4th T.. $. Artillery, now at Fort Monroe
has been ordered 20 be discharged without
travel pay and allowances and maj state
ments. except for deposits VIII not be al
lowed him.
Other discharges are as follows: Pri-
vate James A. Kcafer, Battery j, ON L.
s. Artillery, and private William Is. fdui,
Battery II. 4th IT, 5. Artillery, potn a.
Fort Monroe. privates Charles D. Snal
ard jefferson ID. Wilson. Company G, lst
North Carolina. at Winston, and CLAUDE
q Rarbee. Company 5. LIST North Caro-
lima. at High Point.
ALL RIGHT NOW.
In the annual report Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission IS the Following
hearing on a case recently appearing IN
the press at length:
Rates on coal from mines In West
virginia and Virginia 10 CINCINNATI were
the subject OF an inquiry held at WASH
irstou Am November. The railway COM
many carried coal for much less tnan us
published rates and in fact rendered the
service for most If not all, OF the coal
sbipping interest under rates PROVIDED
for in written contracts with shippers or
which Il fixed from time TO time upon
special application. ia
"The witnesses I'm this inquiry testified
with exceptional frankness, and the car
rier under Investigation evidently desir-
ed that all the facts should be disclosed.
AS the violations shown were PLAINLY pro-
IN ted by the statute issuance OF an
order by the commission was deemed
unnecessary.
"Moreover. the president Of the rail-
way declared that his company would
thenceforth strictly conform 70 the stat
ute BY fling and publishing tarins cover
ing Goals transportation over It's line
and rigidly adhering in all cases to the
charges therein set forth. New tariffs
showing considerable reduction were
subsequently, filed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Velvet Jackets.
Ennbroideries.

Remnants Of Nainsook. Cambria Swiss
Edging and Insertions I'm short and me-
dium lengths at about half their former
prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Temple, Pemberton, Cordes & Go.

A General C1eaning-Up
Sale Before Stock Taking.
quality We
eek onr
marked a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Silks.
good. dependable kinds at especially low
prices.
plaid Jap. Taffetss.
Bright rich plaids. the SOC. kind, clean
ing up price l2l5c.
Printed China Silk.
the SOC quality, now 22l9c. -
Satins.
black and full line Of colors, the &c.
quality. now 40c.
Surahs.
the 75c. and 800 qualities. now isc.
Plaid and Figured Taffetas.
the 75c. and Sc. quality, now 4sc.
Plaid Figured d Striped Taffetas
extra good qualities. pleasing sateens,
SIS, $50 and sl75 quality, now 79c
Moire Veiours
black and colors, extra weight and nm
ish. the N.5 and $50 quality now 9sc.
Evening Silks.
Silk Poplns.
extra quality. weight and finish. In
fun line Of evening tints, the Sl.J quail
fly, now 95c.
Brocaded Satins,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Evening Silks.
Silk Poplins.

extra quality. weight and finish, In a
FUN line Of evening tints. the N.2J quail
ity, now CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

Stationery.
To Introduce orr Stationary Depa9D
ment 20 the Richmond public We shsH
offer this week 1 pound Of extra quality
plain or rough paper with envelopes -
match. In the new square and long
shapes the usual Joc value, cur Introduce
tory price sc.
Table and Bed Linens.
The best Scotch Irish LINEN
makes, at especially advantageous
prices. Housekeepers and keep
ers of hotels and restaurants will
do well to examine our stock be-
fore buying.
Oamasks.
Extra heavy flemish bleach strictly
all pure fax, tho usual 65c. quality. now
soc.
d-inch Full Bloached Scotch Damssts.
good weight and finish. the usual Sc.
quality now 6lc
70-inch Extra Heavy German Damasks.
extra heavy weight the SLi2ih quality,
now q5c.
6S-inch Extra Fine and Flemish Scotch
Damasks tho 81 f25 quality. now 81 0.
Fun Bleach Extra Heavy Scotch DAM
asks, the $50 quality now H-3.
q
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-03-31

J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-. conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group,
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only by using One Minute
Cough Cure. Grant Holden.