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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
Talks With People.

4 Citizen: Anyone who deals
in these matrimonial burcauS--hc
generally gets no better than he
deserves. and the fellow who has
had experience can tell You about
that.
Local Politician; This is what
can be termed an of" year for
politics. Presidential years are al
ways the same way. The voters
seem (and most always do) to vote
the ticket straight. They pay all
their attention to the leader of the
ticket and let the minor offices to
be filled, alone.
\ Merchant: In looking up tn,
requirements for Il system of rural
mail delivery, many things come
up which may not be known to tn,
public. The principal thing to be
looked to first is the route. whicl
must not be less than twenty Ul
more than twenty-five miles il
length, no ground to be c'Vrrro
twice by the carrier, and not touch
ing within two miles of amy pos
office. Good roads are another ne
ccSsity. One hundred famllic'
must be served.
\ Ccntrnlia Negro: What bou
dis ere smallpox dat's gwlnc owe
dc kcntry! Say boss, why don deg
cantrcn it? Some say dat it is onl,
cclluloid and not sure huff small
poN. Den Won cant kctch il, ccpt
in by contract. and wharS dc rs,
guarantccning de- whole town fo
/ irs that! Some say dat it's tie Cub
an cctch. Spcck we'll get WI,
things dan that when we CONNIE,
/ the Filipccnos. .IcS tell EN- in tn,
paper dat dis niggcr amt gwin,
to contract wild no fool puSscu t,
take de- Cuban cctch. or de- cclh;
loid.
DR. II. *. llindc: They are 90
ing to build "A new $500 Mctho
dist church over at Fulton. The.
are tearing down the old one, whicI
helped build ii years ago. o.
one occasion. in this old churcI
they are tearing down now, DR.. N
NJ. Fisher was substituting for on
absent pastor, and being Il Prrshl
tcrcam he did not understand on
order of exercises. After singing
in standing posture, was on
time for PRAYER; and down ! wen
ON my Methodist knees, being Tn
only one assuming that wOrShlptu
attitude! | thought ii little Strau@
of this, and listening, soon dis
covered, to my great cmbarras-
mcnt, that DR.. Fisher was not pray
ing, but only reading his Scriptur
lesson. don't remember ju,
how got OF my knees, or niue
about that sermon.
Judge :. +. Kendall: We con
graduate the ladies of Mexico WI
met at the Baptist parsonage an
organized the much needed rcfor1
known aS the Smboumrt Sorla
by this wise move, ANA that IN tn
near future, we hope to see III
chains broken that bind our girh
hand and foot, to that monster ,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
kA-NO.

The Leading Blood and Nerve
Tonic. Mrs. Nayhall, General
Agent for Audrain County. will fill
orders at Geo. Whalcy's. 3l7 East
Liberty street. Mexico, at jOc for
Onc Dollar size bottle.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Rev. \. McAllen, pastor Of the
Methodist church at West Hart
ford, Rails county, passed thru
this city Tuesday on his way to
Lincoln county, where he was
called to unite Fred Duewell and
Miss Florence Linthicum as man
and wife.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
Order of Publication.
STATE or MISSOURI
County Of Audrain.
In tho Circuit Court. June
Term, 1900.
Tho unknown heirs Of John c. Bul


Tho unknown heirs Of John &. RurE.
deceased Defendants.
Now, ON this day, March ~, 1890, comes
the Plaintiff herein by
his attorneys, and files his
petition In vacation verified by AFFIDAVIT.
stating among other Things that the De
PENDANTS herein. TIA" unknown heirs ~
John {. Eurk. deceased, are unknown to
the Plaintiff, and may be- uun-rrsidcnts of
the state Of Missouri.
And ii appearing to the satisfaction of
the Clcrl, ~ the Circuit Court Of Audraiu
County. Missouri. that service cannot be-
had upon the said unknown heirs afuro-
Sai0, in the ordinary way
It Is ordered by the Clcrk uf said Court
in vacation, that publication he made
notifying said unknown heirs Of John &.
Burk, deceased. Defendants herein. thatH
suit has been commenced against them in
Ia" circuit Court 81 Audraiu County, Mis-
souri,, the object and general nature of
which +, To- correct iii" To the following
lands situated In hudraiu County, State
of Missouri. to-NiI: The East half Of
the North West quarter uf Section ~, Ia
Township a, Range :. west Of tn" 9Th
Principal Meridian, and To- vest til" It'll"
l,,, ,I,ir,iu ,,.I.r ,L, ,,r,.,.i.i,,,. -,
section i2GS, entitled Limitations in cas-"
"f certain titles OF Chapter Is Of the Re
\Nrd statutes "i Missouri al lSE': an"
tor Il deere" quoting and p'ri"'ilng ia"
titlr To- said land IA til, plaiuliil
\,V thrr,furr ,nu said unn-rrsidrut
.,.
"''""''''' '"' """'"" " ''''N ~ '"hh -
Surh decreased, ar" hereby notified ~ Ia"
uIIuy "t this suit and unless yuu b" aud
,uurnr If the u,.,t rrvular term Of this
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.Iuur. \. u. lqr aud uu or b"iur" the 3rd
day thereof answer ur
otherwise plead Ia Plaintiff
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

1t has not only been commented
ON but acknowledged by all that
the Millinery Opening given by
Miss Wood was nearest Il success
of anything ever attempted IN our
city. Never was Il store room
made more beautiful than was hers.
With her cordial manner and the
welcome extended to all by her. as
sisted by Miss Hire. the artistic
trimmer, none could but feel that
they were not only followers but
leaders in their line. Being in IA
community where such educated la
dies as the ladies of Mexico buy
their millinery she is sure to de-
serve the patronage of those wish
ing to wear city styled hats. Long
will be remembered the gaycty of
the hearts made cheerful by wit
Messing the spring-like budding OF
their flowery eden. y
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Mrs. VIM. Brandon, of Laddon-
ia, after ten days stay in this
city under treatment for her eyes,
has returned home.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Remember Miss IIansmd has
moved her millcncry store. to Ro-
sier Hall old stand. One and Il
half blocks south of her former To-
cation. Don't fail to see her goods,
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Mrs. II. O. Drown. aged 3J,
died at her home near Cant last
Sunday. The husband and six
children survive her.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Ladies, call and see my new
Easter hats, street hats, dress hats.
in all of which | have full line.
| will keep the reputation of sell
ing lower than the lowest. Will
show You full line of trimmed hats
Mrs /. s. Derrick. Laddonia. 3t.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

The little daughter of VIM.
Lear and wife died recently while
the parents were visiting relatives
at Louisiana. The body was shipped
to Farbcr for interment.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Miss Belle wilkins, of Laddonia,
has "A fine position in the trimming
department of large store at
Richmond, Mo. She paid II short
visit to friends in this city this
week while on her way TO Rich
mOnd.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

The following trustees of ,.e
town of Farbcr were elected TroS-
day: a. f. Jenkins, VIM. "a
chin and +. Il. Ostcrhout
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

j. w. Curran, of Horton, Kan. =.
has bought the interest of j W
Mohler in the Kahn Hotel at the
depot in this city. Mr.. Curran
has taken possession.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Miss Hansard will be ready for
her excellent display of Easter
hats Friday and Saturday of this
week. Your patronage solicited.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

fa>hion-tlat hjdcuus head gear
known as the "hcarsr plume hat. "
1t is an admitted fact that these
mOusrnsical fashions are the school
of extravaganza, which often leads
to vice: aud this crusade by the
ladies of Mexico will he hailed with
joy 10y the thinking mothers all a.
YER the land; especially those in
moderate circumstances aud those
who are not able to support such
nonsense. The primitive suubou-
net and white apron are not cNpru-
sivc. and there * nothing in the
wide world more beautiful than a
girl just blooming into wommdood.
wearing Il Suuhonuct and white Il.
| prom, as my wife used To when she
was Just Is and would come and
meet me ut the gate. The cares
..
~ Nv INV ''' - Wv '''' ''''' wv" u
rmls, but she is still pretty wear
'''',' " INV ''i'' VIZ
DR. koy'. R,u,v,t,,., v,ud,r.
| ful system Rcuuyator. Sold by i
| +. LlrwcllNn.
Henry Wottrrs,u editor off th,
! Courior-.Iou,npl who went off with
the GOLD hurs in lS0G saws that
ms far rs the Couricr- .Iouruol j.
concerned fine Rrnuhlirous and ou,.
selves are quits. They owe us
nothing and we owe them NOTHING
! They never did and w. nnvrr did
II WAS not to helm thcm that we
made thc break in 1895 hut to
sn\,. the Democratic marty II was
our honest ouinion thot fine pnln-
rr and Buckurr ticket would rr,
I from q llllllDn To a llllllnn ana n
half of VOTES. that These would
form the nucleus of a rrorraniza-
ton of the party after the defeat of
the men who had run away with
IFS principlrS at fine Chicnpo con
vcntion: and that historic Drmor-
racv would thus be rescued from.
modern theories of populism ano
socialism which had taken momrn.
AIRY possession of #. I'm this ",
were mistaken. The result contra.
dictrd our theory If was Il rooo
theory but if lost inst as fine fms.
ION movement back of Mr. Brval
was IA GOOD fusion. tho i, lost r,
make u lour story short fine Dem
''"'' l''''' W Wv ''''' ''''''''
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

X. IL. Cauthorn sold fine jack
this week to II Chicago party for
1000.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

At Venice, H., last Saturday
night Henry Dorst killed himself
by drinking "A quart of whisky
without removing his lips from the
bottle except to catch his breath
between gulpS. He and some COM
panions had bought ii quart Of
whisky, and one of them said he
would pay for the contents if Dorst
would drink it all. This he did.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
Drys Garry Vandalia.

Nandalia, Mo-, April 81. b.
Smcslcr. Democrat. was defeated
by :. G. Foster, Republican, for
mayor, by 36 votes. The alder
men elected. and the marshal. are
all Democrats. The temperance
question was in issue. The drys
carried the town.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Albert c. BroCkman, an honest
man, his neighborS say, if God ev-
er made one, is IA candidate for AS
SCISSOR and so announces thru the
MESSAGE this week. He is thoro-
ly qualified, and we predict he
would make most competent Of
fetal. Don't forget him May 9TH.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Miss Donia Horton of this city
left last week to take up her school
duties at Gamma.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

DR.. Kay's Renovator, for the
liver.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
MRS. HOPKINS & BROOKS
ANNOUNCE

Their Opening in Millinery for
Friday and Saturday, April 9th
and 1th. Everyone most cordially
invited.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05

Mexico raised Tjl.S for the
in India.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1900-04-05
Count, ul \udruiu.

80 ~ " '''"'
SENI.
ebert, Circuit Court
~ " II. Morris, DC.
FRY aud Clay, NttN~ Tor Plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
FUSION DOWN IN NEBRASKA
Daylight Found the Three Conventions Still In
Session,
Trouble Was over Places-M.R Har-
ringtOn Creates a SensatiOn-Demo-
orats Get Their Demands

Lincoln, Neb., July 12.-Daylight
found the three fusion state conyen-
tions, which began yesterday afternoon,
stil In session with practically no
progress made further than the adop-
ton Of their separate platforms. The
whole question hinged on whether the
Democrats would yield from the posi-
ton they had taken in demanding two
places on the state ticket together with
an the electors for President and Vice
President All efforts to bring about a
surrender were hoWled down derisiyely.
In the Populist gathering at o'clock
this morning q motion was made that
the Democrats be given the electoral
ticket and the Populists take the state
Offices The debate on this was spirited
and delegates accused each other OF
wanting 10 trade on the rights Of the
national party and the rights Of Dir.
Towne for a few state offices. NJ. f..
Harrington created sensation by as
sorting that the way TO Increase the
middle-of-the-road movement was TO
throw Towne over and substitute one
who. he said, had declared the war a
failure. He said Towne's withdrawal
would lose North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Kansas and the fusionists
would have TO fight for their lives in
Nebraska,
j. n Edmiston, vice chairman Of the
Populist national committee, endorsed
an that Mr. Harrington had said. Mr.
Edmlston declared II the Popuists ala
not hold their place on the ticket they
could never hold another national con-
vention. Representative Wheeler, OF
Custer county, took issue with the pre-
ceding speakers. He said there was no
prospect OF Mr. ToWne remaining on the
ticket He favored concessions TO the
Democrats.
In the Democratic convention w. II
Thompson pleaded for harmony and
further oyertures 20 the POpulists The
Silver Republicans were quirscent
throughout the night, simply waiting
for the others 20 act
Shortly after the three conventions
took "a recess until 10 o'clock.
The conference committees this after
noon reported 90 the three state con-
ventions an agreement 10 give the Sill
Yer Republicans the office Of lieut.
governor the Democrats the Offices OF
treasurer and commissioner OF lands
and buildings, and the POpulists the
rest Of the ticket. This division was
acceptable 90 the Democrats. w. D.
Oldham, the leading Democratic candi-
date for attorney general. would be-
sacrificed boy this arrangement The
popuIists charge that he worked secret
by against Towne az Kansas City The
Populist convention. however. refused
Go give two places on the ticket 10 the
Democrats and committee was sent
10 the Democrats offering any one Office
the Democrats may wish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
SHEEP AND WOOL.

Wool Market and sheep; The most
successful shepherds or flockmastus
are not always the ones blessed Win
abundant capital or financial resource.
but generally those that start on litle
or nothing. and with energy, pluck, ana
true shepherds love for their calling.
rise steadily but surely TO the goal Of
success
Wool Market and sheep; With ne
lar-e numbers Of good sheep dips now
offered for sale. there Is little excuse ior
allowing ticks 90 live. IL is only q InOl-
ter Of providing a water-tight tank lo
hold the dip, a dripping floor WI, ~
the fleece may drain and the dip De ctf-
red hack tu the vat, and some spec
fenciu- uf Chutes ana small enclosuI rs
for catching the animals. such an oO'.
90 does not represent a large outlay tN-
cent n labor. and II viii be perm
nent Improvement which can be VI -l
for number of years.
Al last weeks meeting Of
the Chester-le-Street Farme'
club. Mr. j. b. Turnbull. fr,-
ton Grange. mentioned a case Of ext
ordinary Landing that had oceuIreu iN
his flock one OF his half-bred ~
dropped "a dead lamb. and after on 'A-
animation Mr. Turnbull relieved her %.
six more. making a total OF severn
dead The eve is alive and doing WI
There was "a large gathering OF me-,
bars. and the case was fully discuss D.
Not one 90 the meeting had ever y"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
Hewlett Bros. Co.

0r heard OF n similar case. and there
was a general expression OF opinion that
the extraordinary case was without
precedent.-North British Agricultur-
ist Scotland.
A well known sheep man Writes as
follows A large percentage OF the
fleece produced In the UAited states is
cross-brcd wool That u.s.. but q small
percentage comes from pure-bred sheep,
even n we take the total product from
al the breeds OF sheep having recOg-
n.zpd registry associations into account
The heeccs OF wool which are graded
by local dealers or commission men are
seldom opened. The sorting process rs
O. much closer and more accurate meth
0i of classifying woods. Before the wool
Is secured Il "a generally sorted. The
EXPERT wool sorter opens the fleece and
removes portions Of Il here and there
and throws IL into separate piles OF
baskets The number Of sorts Of wool
M neeces varies greatly, ranging from
two or three 20 five or six sorts from
the same fleece. II has been found that
Hpeces from pure-bred sheep do not, as
o. rule. have as many sorts OF wool 10
them as those taken from grade and
er0ss-bred animals. Fleeces uniform
M quality and length OF staple are most
desirable for manufacturing purposes.
Consequently n We wish 10 produce
woods most desirable for the manufac-
turer we must not cross indiscrlminate-
D.. We can use FOR the foundation
stock of @ flock. grade or native ewes
aud by systematic grading mp with
some definite breed OF sheep we can
produce more even grade OF wool
throughout the neece.-Wool Market
and Sheep,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
THE LOS ANGELES
LINE TO Be BUILT
o,.goo Short Line May Push It's
Early Construction
Mr.. BANCROFT GOING SOUTH
over die Utah a Paciae' ana WI" W
h, Team over the Proposed ho"''
10 Los Angeles

citizens Of Salt Lake are very aIA'o..
10 zee a line Of railroad put 'a''us.'
70 Los Angeles because Of tae s'a1'
No,se, tbat would result to the town.
-, ~. construction OF such a roao
: near probability may be accepted
asa fact that Mr. Bancroft Of ihe o'e'
con snort Line win leave here on FIJI.
say morning to make an Inspection .,
The Utah & Pacific. But bis Trip VIII.
no, end there Cor an order has been is,
sued Tor the shipment Of a car load OF
ross travelling outfits These VIII p'
used FOR the purpose Of riding over 'n'
proposed route Of the Los Angeles iine.
This action indicates an early eX'eh'
slon Of the Utah & Pacific to Los An
sles and that the oregon Short Line
will back the enterprise In fact the
Short Line ls already interested IN the
Utah & Pacific, having furnished a''
the rolling stock, etc. As a consequence
OF rs close relations with the shQrl
Line the Union Pacific certainly lgohs
upon this Los Angeles line win d
kindly eve and viii expedite the COM
struction VI the line as much as possl'
die Tor while the relations between
itself and the Southern Pacific are az
pn,sent very cordial, the Overland llne.
would hail with delight another outlest
10 the Pacific coast When thaI IS
built ID must prove to be a paying prop
osItlon right from the start for there
as plenty VI business TO sustain Il. Ihe
fact that It win cut the distance be-
tween here and the coast by a very
considerable number Of miles VIII also
prove 10 be great factor IN bringing
business 10 the new line MT Ban
croft's return and the result Of his tTip
will be anxiously awaited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
SENATOR DANIEL
HAS GONE WEST
Received Some Callers at the
Knutsford This Morning.
MAY MAKE A SPEECH HERE
Local Politicians DESTROYS Of Having
the Noted orator Address
salt Lakcrs

Senator John W, Daniel OF Virginia.
after stopping az the Knuistord last
night, left for California this morning.
The senator held conference With a
number OF leading Utah Democrats and
expressed much confidence 80 the pros
pect for Mr. BIyan's election In Novem-
Der. Senator Daniel may stop here on
his way back from California, and II he
can so arrange his affairs he VIII make
a speech here.
After spending the night Mt the
Knutsford hotel. Senator John W. Dan
iel left on the noon RIO Grande Western
train for the West. California being his
objective point, the object Of his pill
grlmage being rest and recuperauon.
The senator received a few callers this
morning. among them being several
prominent Democrats.
Senator Daniel went out to saltair
last evening on the 7.l5 train, n private
car having been attached TO the train,
TO convey him and a small party to the
resort The party consisted OF Senator
Daniel and his son, h. l.. Daniel. sena-
tor j. L. RaWins, Hon. A. W. McCune
and wife. Chairman j. n. MOyle. State
Senator d. II Peery. Hon b. T.. Lloyd.
VIM. n Dale. prest. h. W. Wilson Of
the board of education. A. H. Tarbet.
Judge Powers. Judge Norren, Hon Il.
T.. Lund. Hon. O. S. Varian, Hon VIM.
Omen and Fred Leonard and represen-
tatiyes Of the press
on the way out 10 the lake. one OF
those gorgeous sunsets, seen only In the
Salt Lake Valley, was witnessed, much
% the delight Of the distinguished yisi-
tor Senator Daniel said that the sight
had a charm and a beauty that were
uueQualed so far as he knew. Arriving
az the lake. most Of the party took a
plunge I'm the water. and the senator re-
marked that each and every expert
ence he had had while I'm Utah was
novel In character but a bath In Amerl-
cas- famous dead sea was the most Won
derful of an. you have q beautiful
land here" he said. "and have built II
up out OF a forbiddlng desert waste.
10 must be "a monument forever TO the
intrepidity OF the Pioneers
He went on TO say that there was
such a difference between the West
and the East-a difference that could
Doe felt as well as seen. He said further
that be was sorry that this was his first
trip west OF the Missouri river 1T
seems" added he smillngly that 1 am
just becoming acquainted with my own
country This trip Is a revelation aud
would broaden any mans mind TO take
&C.
The senator is not on a political mis-
sion and Is disincllned 20 talk politics.
He Is simply travelling through 20 the
coast for pleasure. lie states, however.
that the chances for Mr. Bryan's cleo
ton, this year. are far better than IN
1896 and that the battle viii be fought
20 the bitter end
IL is just possible that Senator Dam
Eel may be prevailed upon TO speak
In Salt Lake upon his return from the
coast which win be In a week or ten
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-12
FEEDING FOR HEALTH,
Directions BY a FOOD Export,

A complete change IN food makes a
complete change In body. Therefore II
you are ailing In any way, the surest
road back t0 health Is 20 change your
diet. Try the following breakfast for
ten DAYS and mark the result:
Two soft boiled eggs. az you have
a weak stomach. boil the eggs as fol-
lows Put two eggs into a pint tin cup
OF boiling water cover, and set Of the
stove Take out In nine minutes the
whites viii De- the consistency Of cream
and partly digested. Don't change the
directions in any particularly Some
fruit cooked or raw, cooked preferred,
slice q toast. a little butter four
heapng teaspoons Of Grape Nuts with
some cream. a cup Of properly boiled
Postum Food Coffee.
The Grape-Nuts breakfast food Is
fully and scientifically cooked at the
factory. and both that and the Postum
Coffee have the dlactase Ohtt which
digests the starchy parD developed IN
the manufacture Both the food and
the coffee therefore. are predigested
and assist. IN q natural way. 20 digest
the balance of the food Lunch at
noon. the same.
For dinner in the evening use meat
and one or two vegetables. Leave out
the fancy desserts. Never over-eat
Better a little less than too much.
II you can use health as a means to
gain success In business or IN a profess
sion. II Is well worth the time and at
tentlon required 90 arrange your diet
20 accomplish the result