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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
Oldest and Youngest.

Mr.. James Miller, a life insur-
ance man of Pittsburg, accompa-
MED by his son Warren, spent
Sunday night and Monday with
his sister, Mrs. Daniel Mock, of
Tod township. Mr.. Miller and
his son came to this county, pri-
marily, to visit his brother Gun
Gle Dan" Miller, who has been
very sick at his home ON Clear
Ridge for some time. Mr.. James
is the youngest, and Uncle Dan
the oldest, of a family of thirteen
children. James says he and
Mrs. Miller have a family of ten
children. The boy he had with
himgis the baby-little past
twenty one, who, on his Dist
birthday weighed 233 pounds,
and he does not look like he
needed cod liver oil, by any
means.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
Didn't Pan Out.

Our good friend j. Wesley
Hoop, of Licking Greek township,
is progressive farmer. From
the scarcity of bacon this spring,
and the high price it is bringing
in the market, it occurred to him
that there ought to be lots Of
money in the hog business. His
plan was to provide himself with
a good brooder and raise big lot
of pigs. He argued that if one
pig could be raised and sold for
ten dollars, one hundred pigs
would bring one hundred times
ten dollars or one thousand dol
lhrs-and a thousand dollars is
not picked up every day. Well,
he secured nanny pig, and
one day not long ago he went out
to the pen and there was his first
litter-just one pig. That was
disappointment enough; but in Il
few days the pig died, and all his
visions of a fortune in hog raising
vanished.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
AMARANTH.

Miss Amy R. HiXson and broth
er Guy spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting relatives in Brush
Creek valley. Mrs. Sarah Car
son and son, George, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Daniel
Straightiff, of Robinsonville.
Miss Ella II. McKibbin and little
niece, Mary, spent Sunday with
the family of George McKibbin,
=. . Mrs. Maria Crawford, who
has been seriously ill for some
time, was able to be moved Satur-
day to Ii. A. McCrill's. John
d. Hendershot and Reuben Mel
lott, two of Bethel townships en-
terprising farmers, passed
through this place last week,
going TO Everett. =. +. Mrs. Geo.
McKibbin, of Buck Valley, spent
part OF last week visiting rela-
tives near Hancock. ''"L Lee
Crawford, Michael Brabson, and
Frank Karns left Sunday for
Potter county whore they expect
to spend some time taking the
jackets off of hemlock
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
GRESS REXROTH.

At Gettysburg, on Friday,
May II, 1900, by Rev. Barkley,
pastor of the Reformed congre-
CATION at that place, Prof. Harry
E. Gress and Miss Annie Rex
roth, both of this place, were uni
ted in holy wedlock. McCon-
nellsburg does not possess a
more worthy young couple, and
the News extends most hearty
congratulations. 1t is only ten
years ago that Harry, as a pupil,
left the little ungraded school
over the Ridge and entered one
of the Editors summer normals.
Since that time Harry has found
time to graduate with honor at u
State Normal, teach nine years,
including three years principal
of the McConnellsburg High
School, accept an appointment as
principal of one of the leading
Soldiers Orphan Schools, and
get married. No one but a school
teacher would take chances ON
being married at Gettysburg.
May it be, that as the happy
couple turned from that historic
town, they left behind them the
last battlefield they shall witness
in life.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
Comnendable.

Mrs. Joe Edwards, of Taylor
township, has been sick for sew
eral months, and ON that account
the usual housekeeping in her
well kept home has been delayed.
But she has kind neighbors. Last
Wednesday, Mrs. William Laidig,
Mrs. Casper Brant, Mrs. Joe
Fisher, and Misses Margaret
Clevenger, Nina King Anna
Hockensmith, and Lena Laidig,
Fairview Epworth Leaguers, went
to the home of Mrs. Edwards,
and with mop, broom, and scrub
bing brush, gave the sick lady $
home just such a thorough re-
movating as the good woman her
self would have done if she had
been well.
1t is the dispensing of such
acts of kindness and thoughtful-
ness for the comfort of those less
fortunate than ourselves, that
makes life worth living.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
NUMBER 50.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Wilson of Fort
Littelton spent Monday in town.
Superintendent Chestnut was in Me-
Connelsburg the first OF the week.
Miss Lena Laiding, of Hustontown,
spent Monday at McConnelsburg.
WIN Cowan, Of Foltz, spent We'd
nesday on this side of the mountain.
Paul Dishong spent few minutes
in the News office while in town one
day last week.
\ William Spriggs who has been in
Altoona for some time came home last
week for few days.
Mrs. George II. Unger and son Ed
mond of the Cove are visiting friends
in Hancock this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. b. Hege and their
little daughters, Esther and Myrtle,
spent Monday in town.
Mrs. Hannah Goldsmith spent sew
eral days visiting friends in Everett.
She returned on Friday.
Bartimeus Smith, Esq, one of Bel
fast's most worthy citizens spent Fri
day last in MlcConnellsburg.
Mr.. Tommy Barber and daughter,
of Saltillo, spent day or two last
week with the family of d. II. Myers.
Mr.. Denton Hendershott of Bethel
township spent Wednesday night with
the family of Prothonotary Lynch in
this place
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Shepherd and
family are visiting Mrs. Shepherds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs d. NJ. Kendall
in the cove.
Jim Smith went along home with
landlord John Fisher Tuesday, and
will make himself useful about the
Fisher House in Bedford this summer.
Rev. f. $. Houser, formerly pastor
of the Presbyterian congregation at
! this place, but now of Mechanicsburg.
spent Friday night at the Washington
House.
Mrs. Otto +. Rexroth of Washing
ton, is, after an absence of six wears,
visiting her mother, Mrs. Hannah
Goldsmith, and other relatives and
friends here.
DR.. W. l.. McKibbin and his brother
| George spent two or three days in
town this week. The Doctor seems to
hnva ouita rooovarod f,nr, 1t. ;1t..a.
of last winter. q.
Mr.. Clarence Sipes of the NEWS Of
flee, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Blanche, spent last Sunday with the
family of Mr.. G. Runyan Sipes in
Licking Creek township.
Mr.. A. w. Johnston and his grand
daughter Miss Mary called Tuesday
afternoon. Mary was quite Interested
in witnessing our big power press
turning off the Fulton County News.
Landlord John Fisher, of the Fisher
House, Bedford, drove down to Me-
Connellsburg on Sunday and spent Il
day or two with his brother-in-law and
sister, Postmaster and Mrs. S. b.
Woollett.
Mrs. John Sheets spent several days
during the past week with her sister
Mrs. DR.. Hanks at Rays Hill. Mrs.
Hanks has been right sick for some
time. The trouble seems to be form
of neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Snotts of AL
toona are spending II couple of weeks
among their many old friends in this
county. Mr., Snotts is in the carpen-
ter department of No. . Round House
p. r. r. Shops, and has a nice posi-
tion.
Mrs j, Walker Johnston was in
town Monday and favored the News
office with short call. 1t was her
first visit to McConnellsburg for sew
eral months. Her many friends will
be pleased to learn that she has re-
covered her health again.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24
KNOBSVILLE.

At this time, TUESDAY morn
ing), the air is cool and bracing.
The recent rains have given all
vegetation renewed life, and every
blade Of grass and grain seems
to have another hue. The farm
ers feel renewed hope. for their
crops, which were suffering from
the continued drought.
Bark peeling has about closed
up, and preparations are being
made for the transportation of
immense quantities to market
from this section. This must be
done entirely with wagons and
horses.
There is at present mad dog
scare in South Dublin. A large
mad dog from Ayr township
having passed through as far as
Fort Littleton where quite a
number of animals were bitten
by him, among which were the
fine large dog of Landlord Bar
net, two dogs each for E. Bald
win and d. Cromer, a hog for M.
ID. Haiston and others. The ami
NAL then turned in a Southerly
direction, followed by Mr.. Gro
mer and others, who overlook the
animal near John Sherman's in
Pleasant Valley, where he was
killed, thus ending an exciting
episode, but the result of the ami
mails visit to this section may be
serious, but we hope to escape
any disastrous consequences.
We notice that some of our re-
Gently married young men who
are working at Kearney are home
on a visit. We are always glad to
see them, and our merchants
seem to be happy when the boys
come home.
Thomas Barber, daughter Mrs
Falkender and her daughter were
Saturday and Sunday visitors at
d. II. Myers, also Mrs. John
Oakman and daughter, accompa-
MED by Miss Debbie Oakman,
John V. Glunt and son and Geo.
Bradnick, and later on Grant
Baker.
So snake stories are ripe. We
will give you a truthful one.
When returning home from Wis
it to Reuben Helman's on Friday
last the writer saw large black
snake crossing the road, being an
expert in snake killing he seized
a large stone and without delay
placed the serpent hors du com
bat in short order, when he found
the reptile measured five feet
nine inches. On Saturday morn
ing, when passing the spot he
noticed the reptile lying ON the
bank of the road. On returning
home an hour or two later he was
surprised to see an almost exact
counterpart of the dead reptile
lying on the opposite side of the
road, and on closer examination
found that the last one had re-
ceived it's death in an exactly
similar manner as the one killed
by the writer. OF course this is
not really a snake story in the
true sense of the word, neither is
the coincidence strange,as at this
time of the year reptiles travel in
pairs to long distances.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24

Just as we go to press we
learn of the death of Mr.. Benja-
min Lyon at his home at West
Dublin aged about 83. Funeral
Thursday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24

Stake and Thompson are busy
a coat of paint TO George
Cooper's new building.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-05-24

Send a copy of the NEWS to
your friends in the West,
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Lexington Extension Bridge

Monday night 70 mass meeting was
held ut the court house To consider the
proposition of Mr.. l.. ID. Mctlintic
relative to the erection ~ u SUSPENSE
IN bridge across the Missouri river ut
Lexington. Judge VIM. q. McCaus.
land was elected cha irman. VIM. II.
Chile- presented Mr.. Me- 1inti,'s pro.
position. he agreeing tn build the
bridge provided the citizens al Lex
ingtOn will give him u bonus of So
I'M. not one cent thereof Ia @ paid
until the bridge shall be constructed
aud put into actual successful opera
,ion. The proposition was discussed
referred to the directory al the lrN-
inyion bridge aud Terminal company
Tor further investigation. u report IN
IN made at u second mass meeting To
h. called at ia. option at the directory.
Our people want u bridge. hut b"f"r"
the raising Of IN" s2.i,'Nn l. started.
they insist upon knowing definitely
that some responsible bridge company
1. back al the proposition before start
ing the subscription. The directors
will make 10 thorough investigation Of
the matter. u all il satisfactory u
repor, will In made: II they lind there
l. nothing IN H., the matter will h
dropped, Our people ARE favorable
To Mr.. Mctlintic's proposition. and
there will n M trouble to raise the
Saii.'NW bonus, provided he gives the
committee the information desired.
and which l. essential before the rails
Ing Of the bonu. j. undertaken. Lex.
ing'on News.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Thought H. was Tlory.


The Richmond Conserve tor has this
story ON Joe F1ory:
"a. q. Ford. proprietor Of the post
Office book store aud u Of Rich
mond's enthusiastic b~icyclists. has
had an attachment placed upon his
bicycle which enables him to ride ON
the railroad track Tuesday after
noon he made u trial trip tO I@xing-
ton Junction on his wheel aud TN the
route encountered u gang ~ section
hands. They had iwcn reading about
Joseph FlOry. the Republican candi-
date for governor Of Missouri. and his
railroad bicycle. aud when they saw
Mr.. Ford coming they were certain u
was Flory and hailed him. Mr.. Ford
finally convinced the mcn that he was
not FlOry. aud was allowed tn con.
,inuc his journey. The new attach.
mcnt to- Mr.. t'Ord's bicycle was made
by Asa rcterman, the barber"
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Why the Elephant Didn't Play.

n Snowman recently advertised u
''piano.plnyin Ing elephant aud drew u
crowd for the first performance. AZ.
ter some preliminary remarks describ.
Ing the talents al the beast aud his
education. the elephant was led into
III" ring. lie -tcppcd up tn the piano,
ran u scale. stopped. lifted his trunk
and ran believing from the tent. The
Snowman stepped forward not u whit
embarrassed.
Ladies' aud gentlemen he said,
: an unfortunate occurrence prevents
the intelligent animal from continuing
the performance. am sur you will
all respect his rrasOn for this abrupt
conclusion. tie has just recognized
his dead mothers teeth In the piano
keys. London Answers.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Republican County Convention.

A delegate convention ri the 1sepub.
lican party Of Saline county Is hereby
called to meet ut Marshall on
THURSDAY, Ara. 18TH. lMW.
for the purpose Of nominating candi-
dates for the following county offices.
to-wit: Representatives. sheriff. pros
ccuting attorney, treasurer. surveyor.
assessor. public administrators. cor.
oncr. county judge in District M.
and county Judge In District M. :.
The basis al representation rs liked
by the committee Is one delegate Tor
each - votes east for q. \. Finkcln.
burg In the election ls9s. and one Tor
each fraction 81 said vote over twelve
The several townships are entitled tO
the following number Of delegates:
U.Nn.Liux nnln.ruins- Ilui.r.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Shipping Saad.

Ex-Mayor Charles MeicrhofYcr l.
making heavy hauls ~ sand from the
bottom Of the big Muddy" this sum.
mcr aud l. finding q ready market for
/, IN variuu, parts III the country. lie
says that his business Is u pretty good
thermometer as to the business cOndi-
tiOns IN different sections and cOmmu
mites. For instance. II towns pros
perity IL largely determined by the
quantity Of sand IL uses just now
the heaviest shipments are being made
to Kansas, and Parsons IL using u
great deal. This indicates that much
building Is going on there.
Mr.. M~eirhOfler says that the local
demand keeps up we'll, and that Boom
-BOOnviile Advertiser.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Ho! for Oklahoma.

Congress has authorized tho open.
ing to settlement ~ the famous kiOwn
and COmnnrhp reserva tiOn-Otfering
rare opportunities Ia sccurc free. fine
farms. valuable town lots and rich
mineral claims. Excellent openings
for business aud the professions. Nor.
gan's Manual. u book ~ nearly IND
pages. tells you how tO initiate and
perfect your claims. \ complete set
Tiers guide. Recognized authority.
Morgan's Manual. u tine sectional
maj of this new country and Okla.
homa. aud u book illustratedD full of
valuable information concerning OKLA
homa. all tire" sent ~ receipt ~ Sl.,n.
Address Dick y. MoIaiAN. Land AZ.
,orncy. Perry. Oklahoma.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
His Ownership Uudisputed.

&. y DirkersOn. Owner Of "Eph.'
the trOtting horse about which there
has been so much said lately. left
Thursday with his horse for Sweet
Springs. MIR. DickersOn has dis.
charged all claims against him. hav-
ing never intended to dispute them.
and wants the people to know that
''Eph" IL u good horse. and for that
reason people like tO have claims
against him. v II they are only i'm.
aginary ones. The bill ut the Stev.
ems barn has been paid. ~ has also
the Coleman bill. and ''Eph'' IL now
clear Gyond dispute. Sedalia CAPT.
tai.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Administrator Notice.

Notice II hereby given TINT letters ~ nd
minist ration On the estate ,f i"sll" tlrrnr.
d,rrt Srd. wrr" granted To III" Undersigned
an III" 18th dny ~ July. lan. by IL" pr"int"
Court ~ saline county, Missouri, All per-
sons having claims ngninsi III" snid estate
nrr required "a exhibit them To ~" fur nj.
iOwnlic" within ~" ~ y'lr after The int" ~
smid letters, or they mny @ pr,rlui"d from
my innrit ~ such estate. nnd II suci, rluims
Nv" not exhibited within two ,2l y.nrs from
the time ~ the publication III this notice,
they shall h. forever haired
All persons knOwtng themselves to- D." IN.
dritcd to the sud cstnt" nr' required Ia cnll
upon me and settle ut once
j u HUNTER.
Administr ntOr with VIII Annexed,
Dated July lHth, lsD H|t
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Free Complexion E.au,i6.r

We want every lady reader ~ the
MARSHALL. REPUBLICAN, Ia try
Dwight's Complexion Bcaui iiirr. the
most exquisite toilet preparation. II
4, pure and harmless. makes the face
smuoti, as velvet and faira ~ nlabaster.
To induce u fair trial Of II W. will for
"a short time only send FREE n full
,izc, Fifty Cent box Ia every lady who
will send us her p%Ostotiicc address and
silver dime Ia pa! for packing and
postage. only one free box to each
address. hut ladies may order for
their friends. Each box mailed sep.
aratcly. Send this notice and your
order nj once To
ID. ". CUSTER y Co.,
n Huntington. W. Va.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27

The Republican voters 81 the diher.
ent township. ARE requested to meet nj
the above places of voting on Satur-
day. Angus, ilth, l'NN. u, 2:3N y. M.
and select delegate, to .aid conven.
ton. I, l. further requested tina, ut
,bc., township conventions that can
dida,cs for township offices h@ om-
mated.
-, order of tn. Republican County
Central Committee.
". \. BEATTY. Chairman.
Attest. T.. u. brown. Secretary.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17

1Mrs, MatGAsW sonthafd il dKsgsr-
ousix q TO the regret Of friends
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Mrs. L. H. Haym has returned from
Columbus.
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.
BRuNswrcK. Noy.a

BRUNSWICK, Nov. 8, 1900.
To the Voters Of 96th Dist. G.. M. /,
Glynu County 81 respectfully solicit
the votes, and AK the support Of my
friends and fsllow-citiEsus Of the 26sh
Dist, G. NJ, OF Glynn county, for the
office Of Justice Of the Peace for said
District, at the election TO be held
uext month, December, 1900.
Respectfully,
A. W. goRKER,
Lumber Inspector.
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Mrs. Champagne, Of 81. SIMON, i
the guest of Mrs. ]. L, MitohslI.
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alaHT,s DIgRAsE cuREp.

RIGHTS DISEASE CURED.
I asHSrad from kidnag trouble,
whses fSnsfly became 90 segravaEing
thai obliged to give up ay posi-
tion which waa paying ms 800 per
month, and I came to ths city FOR
treatment but after several months
was worse instead Of better. I was
advised OF Smiths Sure Kidney Cure
and bought bottle, and am now
90 we'll that / shall return TO take 4
bstser position. Ny cure / regard as
almost miraculous. Ny wife wAs also
suffering, aud she has bsen taking
your medioius for short Tins, and is
so much improved that she already 10
CARDS cure for her as certain. J. IA.
Wright olarksdale, Miss. Price 90
cents. For saie By all drnggists.
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Dr.. Fox, Of st. SIMON, spent Wed
nesday in the city,
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KITTEN BIT HIM.
A Maa Taking Pasteur Treatment in
Atlanta For This Cause.

Atlanta. Ga, Nov. 1s.-The PsSeur
Institute OF Gsorgis, one Of the few in
this country, has bad its flrss case, Mr..
J. s. Cumming, Of Flogrila, Ga, who
was bitten by kitten on November s.
There were 10 signs of madness i n ths
kitten, but he took the treatment as a
preventive.
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-17
LEAGUE RALLY.

The EpwoEth League aRsl.y" ser.
vice, which was to havs bssn held a.
McKsndrse church last Sunday night,
was postponed on account Of the in
olemsncy Of the weather. The program
will be carried out next supd ay night,
Everybody Is cordially Invited 10 b
present.
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CITY eHpiNAcE Et

CITY apiNAcE S
An ordinahcs y make 1awtui TIE
handling and storing Of eomn
fertilizers within the limits q t1s,
ely Of Brunswick, Georgia, ii shy
oftne docks and wbaryes, railroad
yards and terminals in said city and
tor other purposes
Section /. Be 1t ordasaasd b. The
mayor and couugt4 q BFans wick, gsor-
II council assembled, and il is
hereby ordained By authority Of the
same. that from aad after the passage
OF this ordinance il shall be lawful 10
handle and store commercial Fertilizers
on any of the docks aud wharves, rail-
pOad.yards and terminals within the
city Of Brunswick, Georgia.
SEQ 2 Be it, and Il is hereby, or,
dAined by the authority aforesaid. lhss
all ordinances or resolutions Of the
mayor g 4 couucil, or rules or regu1a-
tons o. the mayor aud council. or
rules and regulations Of the board Of
health, or PARIS thereof, in conalcs
with this ordinance be, aud The sans
are, hereby repealed.
Passed AID adotted b. ,he mayor
nd aldermen of tine city Of Bruins.
wick, Georgia, on The s,h Of November
1900.
D, d. ATKINSON.
Mayor.
Attest;
l. G. BoDEr,
Clerk Of Council
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EIGHTY MILLION MORE.

Washington, Nor. 1e = Secretary
Gsgaioday announced that the govern
ment receipts during the fiscal year will
Be about eighty million more than the
expenditures.
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MIS- LilY Js1gsss win tsturn next
week feeTa 1 visit u several months 10
New York
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ChamberlAin's stomach and Liver Tablets
cure biliousness, constipation and headache
They are easy TO take and pleasant 10 oGsei
Fer sale AZ Bishops Drug Store,
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For Asthma use CHE
NEYls EXPECTORANT:.

For beans, Boston baked, all sizes
better than can be baked at home-oaIl
on w. a. Devoe
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HE is BETTER

st. Petersburg, Noy. I6.-The Cars
condition is satisfactory.
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D, ID. ATKINSON,
Mayor
KEEP YouRsELF srRoNa

Aud you win ward of colds, pneumonia,
feyers, and other diseases. You need 70
have pure, rich blood and good digestion,
Hoods sarsaparilla makes abe blood rich
and pure, a. no other msdicine can do II
tones the stomach, creates an appetite, aid
invigoratea the whole system. You will
bewiss to begin tahng it now, for IL will
keep you strong and we'll
Hoods Pills are nOn-itritating. Price Is
cents.
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The beat that money can buy should be
your Ia choosing a medicine, and thisia
Hoods HarHapariil. IL cures when others
fail