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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1903-05-20
THE Big STORE. +"
ESPECIAL Exhibition Of FineShOeS for GRADUATING EXerc

A dainty shoe is young 1ady's pride
at all times necessary accessory to we'll DIR.
For special occasion like the coming high
exercises it is a still more necessary article
enable all graduates to get the very finest
line of footwear, we will for the next two ,
give special bargains in our finest lines, espe
selected for the graduation trade.
Ladies finest selected Vci kid Julia NARROW shoes genu
turned 9Th avenue toe most elegantly fn he'd IN p
biggest 80 value showed Graduation "
Ladies selected stock Chrome kid Julia Marlows Mckay
5th avenue toe elegant wearer and good m ~
hooker any 81 shoe in this market Gradua-
Ladies superfne patent leather lace shoes light n =
extension SOLE medium Cuban heel, an extra fine "
dress shoe, our so grade Graduation special ~ ~
Ladies fine patent leather lace Curve Fox last beve edg
Cuban heel graceful AID natty in perfect keep IL 4
ing with the most elaborate costume regular NJ
price IS Graduation special ..................Qk
Ladies' fine Chrome Eid shoes, kid top Spanish OPP
imitation turn sole with thin bevel edge, very ~ 4
flexible most elegant rs value Graduation
Ladies' patent eatn Oxfords curve fox last ~ a
medium heavy extension sole, an elegant dressy NJ
shoe, best Us value offered Graduation sp. ~
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Great Aid to Philosonhv.

John y. Long. former secretary Of
the navy, publicly rejoices that he is
not rich man. He says he would
lot exchange his freedom, home life
and content of heart for the wealth
OF Morgan or Carnegie. But if
Mr.. Long we're really poor he might
rot find it so easy to despise riches
Riches are relative. Mr. Long has
freedom from debt, from daily toll
from anxiety for She future, fro,J:
worry atout What may happen to his
family when he shall be taken from
them. He has home and home life
at its best, and he has content OF
heart and mind. There are millions
OF men who have none of these.
things and Mr.. Long is as rich III
comparison with them as Morgan
and Carnegie are rich in comparison
with him. 1t is easy to be philo-
Sophical on few thousands a year.
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Cvercomes Severe Affiiction.

Sir Evelyn Arthur Fairbairn is the
raly subject of King Edward who
bears an heredity title and was born
deaf and dumb. A tall, handsome man,
With peculiarly winning smile and
attractive manner, he gives no out
ward sign of = misfortune which
would have shadowed a Temperament
less buoyant than his own. Sir Ar
t.lur is famous globe trotter, great
part Of his travel having been under
taken to study means of ameliorating
the lot Of those afflicted as he is him
self.
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The Long-5u"erinq Editor.

QUeeEsIaEd contemporary re.
Gently published the following: Our
foreman printer recently measured
up the space occupied BY obituary
notices in the Herald during the last
couple of months or so, and found it
made three and three-luarters yards.
This is so much dead loss to the pa
per, and if fatal epidemic struck
the town ruin would stare Us in the
face. We have, therefore, decided to
future to charge for such notices. So,
when people feel like dying, we hope
they will give directions to their next
OF ki2 in respect Of paying fer tho
same"
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pronounce the musical pronounced
success. The solos and chcruses were
given entirely by local talent and
every number deserved special men,
ton. The musical was given just as
announced, no change in the original
program being necessary The mem
bers of the Presbyterian church feel
under especial obligations to the Or
ganist.
The regular meeting of the Daugh-
ters of the King was held at Trinity
Episcopal church Thursday Mrs. e.
W. Bocage, the secretary, read her
report and talked interestingly of the
recent meeting at Van Buren, Mrs.
Roane and Miss Martha Valiant, pres
ident Of the Junior Daughters, also
talked of their visit to the convention
and spoke of the work done in high
est praise.
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Congo Road for Motor Cars.

The Congo Free STATE government
ls cnstructiEg road in the northern
part of the state for the transport of
passengers and goods by means OF
motor cars. The new route, of which
nearly $50 miles have been completed
will join the important trading centers
of Dongu and ado. While making
the road local engineer hit upon the
happy idea OF driving forty elephants
up and down the projected highway
,atil the thick underground was
tr. npled down. allowing the natives to
con, etc the task.
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POLICE COURT.

J. A. McCalles. Butch Nelson, H.
.!iller and H. R. Luther were arrest
ed and fined IS each in the police
court this morning on the charge of
dist .rbing the peace F. j. Johnson
was fined SIS on the charge of drunk
enness, and j. H. Sinclair S. for ped
ding without a license.
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PLANT WITH DEADLY ODOR.
!c,a and Sumatra Have Vegetable
Products That Disseminate Death.


There are criminals ;,i-.,.lS5 plants as
we'll as among animals a..d human be-
ircs. These that have the nlo-c. sinis-
ter reputation, 6. !ao"n as death
plants. WI ic-1 are foUrd 6-:'y in the
volca- i districts CT : {, q aud Gumat.a.
fhe plants appcc. axe quite bellies its
"ame, iC. il Is ! C :. yery attractive,
Being lo% grew 9 shrub with long
tnorny stems c(N~reI with beautiful
broad i-1y .. TIE upper surface of
these aEcs is q vivid ecle. aid. while
th2 .o5ie@ surface i a brilliant scarlet.
The flowers ale great white bell
sEal.~. ,ceeoms which exhaIe a sweet
and deadly IarfuI1e.
The de- plant grows in the most
fertile slc,s, but all a2eH"t Il the
ground becomes bes9cl Of veg ta1ion
ard nci her bird nor beast Ia come
within wide iadi@s ii it. The }lnGN
better but rash man, With 70 Uarn-
IFS instinct to guide m. viii occa-
s!o. ely lii ger too long in its vicinity,
enchanted BY its delicious AID heavy
fragrance, until he experiences tie tis.
tressicg effects of his i'm JGudence-a
binding headache, which, if he still
remains, will be followed by tempor-
ary deafness, convulsions Of muscles
OF the taee and inseusibi. ).
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tn.GouotedIv True.

The man who trusts another edu.
Gates him." remarked the Norwood
philosopher.
Yes, reioired the Cnmminsyille
sage, and if he keeps right on trust
ng he will also add to his own stocb
.f !>rowledoe."
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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The married ladies whist club was
entertained Friday night by Mrs.
Haizlip at the residence of DIR. j. w.
Withers. The game from which the
club gets its name was played during
the evening, and all report pleasant
time. Among those present We're: Mr.
and Mrs Harry N. Trulock. Mr.. and
Mrs Drew White. Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Leverenz. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vaulx
Mr. and Mrs. William Collier Mr.. and
Mrs. r. e. Lee, DR.. and sMrs. J. W.
Withers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McEwan The ladies' priz. was wjn
by Mrs. Charles McEwan, and Mr..
Harry TruIors talriei eff Tn. gentle
mans prize
Members af the X,' club met Thurs
day evening at the home Of r. NJ.
Galbraith. Members discussed the
secent message of President Roosevelt
f1eshment.: We're served. The next
meeting will occur at the home of
Col. A. M. Barrow, on East Sixth ave
nue.. The personnel of this club en-
braces the representative business
and professional men of the city At
each meeting some topic of timely
and general interest is discussed.
AT the regular meeting of the La
dies Cemetery association the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President. Mrs W. r.
Young; first vice president, Mrs j.
K. Martin; seccsd vice president. Rev.
J. f. Carr: treasurer, Miss Sadie Nc
Ghee; secretary, Mrs. James Trulock.
The report of the treasurer showed the
affairs of the association in first-class
condition and a balance of $3O6.96 in
the treasury =
The ladies of the Riverside NJ. E.
church have obtained a neat and
tasteful line of handkerchiefs and
novelties for their bazaar, to be held
next Wednesday at the residence of
Mrs. w. d. Ferguson, 221 East Second
avenue. .
The concert given Friday evening
at the First Presbyterian church was
one of the musical treats of the sea-
son. The program was under the
direction of Mrs. F. E. Renfrow. the
orSanlst of the church, and was of the
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Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

What the Y. NJ G. A. is not and
cussed at the meeting Sunday after
noon at $50. in the Young Men S
Christian association rooms Mem
bers of the board of directors. parents
and all friends OF the association are
urged to attend this meeting, as the
policy and work Il the association will
be announced
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ST JOseph's Catholic church-first
mass and holy communion at 7:30 a.
IN. Second mass at 10 a. m. Services
at night at Z D. m. by Father Iucey,
pastor.
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The y. VI. G. a. will try to nlaintain
the usual bureau of information about
nation to strangers If you have such
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Rev. HolcemD will preach at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church on the
There will be a meeting Sunday after
noon as usual.
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At THE CHURCHES.
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First Presbyterian church-The u.s.
.,".al Sunday services will be held at
the First Presbyterian church at II
a. m. and 7:30 p. m The subject II
Sc DIR. Caldwell's sermon at the morning
sarvice will be "The Church and the
Poof" In the evening he will preacn
on 1.-THE Gospel to the Poor" Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Christian En-
deavor at $50 p. m.
First Baptist church-On account OF
the absence of the pastor who is at
|tronaging the Baptist state convention
X. This. ,e Rock. there will be no ser
two wt& May. Pastor Moore will re-
|nN l,.s Mont lay evening and will be here
than i'll his pulpit Sunday November
|dy pro
|SsiStcd
|e Wht
be held at the Riverside NJ e.
ch at / a. m The evening ser
IS will be in charge of the Epworth
,Mue at 7:30. Everybody invited
xs4Scond Presbyterian Church--Dr S.
Alexander will preach at the Sec
/ Nrres'y,er'an '.e'', church , Sunday morn.
MMYat II O'Clock and Sunday eleuilg
at 7:3O.
First Christian-Sunday services
at $3.50 a. m and II a m; subject,
Cont Fion and Profession" Junior
Christ Endeavor at 2:3o p. M:
Christian Endeavor at 6: 30; subject
Goods Cures for the Blues" Even
ing service 7:30
. FIRST Metho, ist church - Sunday
school $3.50 a. m Preaching II a. m |
md 7:3O p. m. by ne pastor, Rev J |
u. Hawley. Juvenile missionary So
ciety 2 p. m. Junior lie. que 8 p. IN.
Cl0Ss meeting 4 p m.
German Evangelical church. .e..-
man service at 10:30 a. M English
service at 7:30 p. m. Sunday scho1 !
at $3.50 a. m. Rev. Fl. Kellerman pas
tor.
Miss Cora Martin will sing the of
f0rtory at the Episcopal church this
evening
Fhere will be no. preaching at the
gospel mission, 24oo East Barraque
nrn i, this morning at II O'Clock. as
|}V knew
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A lot of potted plants or cuttings
are wanted for the rooms. They can
to the association Good care of the
plants will be taken.
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The membership fees are fixed as
follows: Seniors, S. per year; boys,
s. per year.
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Definite plans are on foot for boys
work. The womans auxiliary will fit
uU q game room.
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REASONS GIVEN our.
Why the Bulgarian Government Is
sned Note to Powers.
POLICYs OF TURKEY
1t Is Claimed the Latter Country
Desires to Hinder the DeveI-
ment Of Buigarians and
all Christians.

Sofa. Sept 1s.-Prernier Pietroff was
Interviewed by the correspondent Of
the Associated Press on the reasons
which induced the Bulgarian govern
ment to issue Mondays note TO the
powers. He said:
1T has been from the first plainly
evident that the policy OF Turkey was
TO hinder the development OF the Bull
sarian race in Macedonia which was
the strongest national element there.
With this end in view. the Turks pro-
Xii, the Bulgarian Christians. driving
the survivors into the mountains and
forests. where they will either perish
of hunger or else cross the Bulgarian
frontier and becom. burden 20 the
Bulgarian nation. In the neanw hlle
the powers paid not the slightest at
tentisn 60 the bulgarian note OF June
q. but rather encouraged the Turks,
" no adopted the most severe measures
10 suppress the outbreak Tho Bulgag-
Ian government is now compelled not
only ia protect Bulgaria Itself. but also
the Bulgarian element In Macedonia 1t
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Pc SO NAILS


w. r. Lancaster Of Ennis was in
the city today.
Miss Edna Daffan OF Ennis Is Wis
/ iting Miss Dot Hosford.
Boiling Sweat Of Shawnee, Okla,
Is here visiting relatives.
Ralph Getzendaner and Rufe By
mum were in Dallas today.
g. w. Deputy, of Shawnee, Okla,
Is in the city for few days.
Mrs. c. E. McClain and children
returned this morning from Itasca.
Boiling Sweat arrived from Shaw
nee, Ok, this morning to visit rela-
tives.
S. 7. Barton left last night for
Palestine 10 attend the Fruit Show
and Street Carnival.
DR.. and Mrs. H. o. Stacy and
little daughter, Louella, returned
last night from Quanah.
Miss Mamie Robertson of Ennis
who has been visiting in the city,
returned home this morning.
Mrs. j. w. Ephrington and chIl-
dren and Mrs. o. A. Teal Of Dallas
are visiting Mr.. G. L. Kidd and
family.
Rev. J. n. Ivy and family return
ed today from Weatherford where
Mrs. Ivy and the children have
spent the summer.
Rev. J. c. Smith and Evangelist
p. NJ Fitzgerald left this morning
for Clarksville to attend the meet
ing Of the Texas Synod.
Rev, b A. Copass and J. II. Nc
Claim went to Lancaster this morn
ing to attend the dedication exer-
cises Of school building recently
purchased by the Baptist church.
Mr.. Lee Woods, editor Of the
Duncan II. T. Eagle, was a pleas
ant caller at our Office yesterday.
Mr.. Woods ia visiting his uncle,
Mr.. J. b. Woods, near this city.
Rev. 5. f. Keunon Of Forrestou
and Mr.. Andrews Of Rocket left
this morning for Clarksville to at
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MAY WITHDRAW.
u IL Runored That TIRE Cypress Gem.
panies May Do This.

panies May Do This.
Austin. Sept. 1s.-It is reported or
what Is deem@d good authority the
four express companies now operat-
ing on Texas railroads are considering
the matter Of Withdrawing entirely
from Texas and that such action has
been practically decided upon.
II Is asserted that the new tariff of
express rates promulgated by the rail-
road commission, being a reduction of
10 per cent as compared with existing
rates, would obliterate nearly all the
profits now obtained by the express
companies on their Texas business and
that there is no Inducement for them
to continue TO operate on Texas roads.
The companies affected are VISITS
Fargo. the Pacific. the United States
and the American.
According TO the report current here
the notice of their proposed with
drawsl from Texas win be issued in a
few days.
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ant looking as though attempting 10
appear az v<se sat behind his counsel
The governments side OF the case was
looked after by Assistant District At
tOrney Wise, who has had charge OF
the prosecution from the beginning
General Henry T. Burnett. United
States district attorney OF this dis
trict, was present In person, but took
little part in the examination. The
examination did not, rs was expected
create any great excitement and the
attendance WAS confined principally 70
the newspaper men and few specta-
tors
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Frank fort Ky. sept. 1.-THE cases
Off ex- Governor w :. Taylor. ex-Sec-
rotary OF state Charles Finley John
Powers. brother Of Caleb Powers, and
others. charged with completely in the
Goebel murder conspiracy case. were
called ( nthe Franklin circuit court and
continued There will be no further tn
vestigation at present In the Goebel
case and no Indictments by the grand
Jury for tho term now on.
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Cameron, Tex. Sept Ie--Qulte a
large deal ia real estate VAS consum-
mated hero t@twecn 7. g. Blair q
EDDY county. New Mexico. and W. l.
Baird and Miss Laura Jones OF Cam
euou The last named parties pur-
chased th~ ranch Of Hlai- including
2too head Of stock cattle az $40. 600
Blair taks~ 10 part payment 7s2 acres
of Land ia mis- county. near Maysdeld
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CASE OF BEAVERS.
Preliminary Hearing Begins al New
Yort Before Commissions.

New York, sept. Is.-The preliminary
exam nation OF George W. Beavers
the FORMER head Of the salaries AMI
a4io" aInGe DIV AsfUn OF the postoffice de-
TssrtHeeni under an indictment return
- against him by the federal grand
jury of Rrcskiyn, charging him with
conspiracy 20 defra I'd the government
through completely with the Dent
Brandt Manufacturing company of
Waterfowl, Wis. was commenced b~~
fore Uulled States Con1ni sSioner
Hitchcock The defendant was repre-
sent.-h by hl= counsel. Me-srs Morgan
a SeAbury. " hu wep. reinforced by i
third lawyer Max Stauer. Who con-
Quoted the -Kamiuutiou. The defend
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RIGID QUARANTINE.
II Is Being Strictly Maintained Against
Neuvo Laredo.

Neuvo Laredo.
Laredo. Tex Sept i6--Th, Texas
state health officers and the federal
authorities have established a most
rigorous quarantine against Neuyo
Laredo. Mexico. opposite THIS city. on
account ~ The appearance OF several
very suspicious cases Of fever. which
physicians say indicate an the symp-
toms Of yellow fever
One death has resulted thus far that
of a Mexican physician named Julian
kuis Several physicians Including
the state and federal health officials
held an AUTOPSY on the remains and
the consensus 81 opinion is that the
case IS one OF yellow fever shortly
after the autopsy steps were taken to
impos" - strict quarantine and now nn
one is permitted to cross ih, inter.
national bridge over "a, Rio Granls
TiIrr
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TRAILING A NEGRO.
Ne Was on the Eve Of Committing .
Shameful Crime

Shreveport. La sept ia large
posse OF mounted police and shrrlds
with "a batch Of blood hounds are trait
ing a negro. Who attempted to assault
the thirteen year old child OF " n
Anderson who resides few blocks
outside OF the city limits The child
was asleep Ia bed with her mother and
the latter suddenly awakening dis
covered the negro standing beside her
little daughter with bar II iron up
lifted 20 strike. The mother screamed
and the negro escaped through a win
dew
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Soma sept. ls The American consul
a. BEIRUT tel~eraphs that Jh. situation
Is Tranquil although spuss fears are
entertained - disturbances on The &C
casson 81 the f,zast % the eru-s The
consul add that good Impression was
cr-aied by Rear Admiral Cottou'S CON
ference Wtth SAzim Pasha. the vail
OF beirut Ard rte lsttrrs vrpr~seuta-
tive action a. already rvpurt~d by
Admiral cOston to the authorities al
" Warrington
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SEEKERS or HOMES.
Between Three and -Four Thousand
Went Through Chicago.

Chicago Sept. IS between three and
four thousand persons passed through
Chicago Tuesday on their way 60 seek
bones IN Oklahoma. indian Territory.
Texas. Louisiana, california and other
states The movement WAS the largest
OF its KIND ever known
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BUcKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

Has worldwide fame for marvel.
Gus cures. 1t surpAsses any other
aAlve, lotion, ointment or bAlms for
cuts, corus, burns, bolts, sores
felons, ulcers, letter. salt rheun,
fever sores, chRpped hands, skin
eruptions; infallible FOR piles. Cure
guaranteed. Only pc at Thomas q
MooFe's drug store.
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Philadelphia. Sept. ls--H. c. Heater
Van SAINT. eastern agent OF the United
States Steel corporation, died from ap-
pendicitis at his residence In this city
after an illness of but six days He
was forty-thrse years OF age.
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hUM6E as LEAVE.
Ten Thousand ESeursion,sts Leave 81
Louis or Various Reads

St Lo1As. Sept is-More than ten
thousand passengers departed from ST.
Louis over the various railroads Tues
day Tor points IN the ~outh and south
~'e=t on the humrz~--s~rs excursions.
which we're run by almost at the rail-
roads
Probably tho largest number was
taken out BY the Frisco to points IN
Texas. Indian Territory and Oklahoma.
Thirty cars were used GA one
train
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WANTED Every lady Ia Waxa-
hachie whose boys wear knee pants
30 come 90 Iaekland's Hisfit Parton
aud buy some OF those beautiful all
wool remnants. Make two pair
FOR larger, Every tenth customer
gets remnant free for next ten
days. A4gd
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BIG BLAZE.

San Antonio Sustains a Severe Fire
Loss on Tuesday.
San Antonio. Sept l6.-Fire In one
of the principal business centers of the
city Tuesday destroyed property vat
ued at sIs3.5O0
Wolf n Marx. one Of the largest re-
tail dry goods establishments. and
Schultz Palm garden are temporarily
out OF business The latter place Ia "a
total loss.
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Want COLUMN |


FOR SALE VIII trade COWS for
buggy, or a buggy and horse. All
dress Box %, cay. -
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FOR sALE-My home at AZ Ro-
gers street, Apply on premises. 4
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that | must do sDmssthim9
TO regain my health. 4
friend advocated your Wins
Of Cardui treatment 50
strongly that ! decided to
Try Il, although J he'd little
faith in patent medicines.
am now very thankful that
| did so. for within tan days
blessed relief came to me.
and In less than three
months ! was cured. and
have enioved fine health