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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply at No. $40 South Secon
street. iulyso-dti
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

re you want - rent elE
list them with Ctui ng
pany, Rookery buildin nnei
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

Found-A gentlemau's watch. Own
er can have same by calling at this Of
ficc, describing watch and chain and pay
ing for this adv. July3o.tt
Wanted-Girl to cook and do general
houseworl. Apply to Mrs. w. II
Lwis, e2s Mulberry street. al-tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

For health drink Erans mins
water It pure and ~ soo pl
clans recommend II Anes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

$50 sIslosIs g
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

The advertisement qnqer ps'
win tell yOn All about the i92ily II
grams Big Profit sdafing Confess
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

Good wak IS both hoa
Inquire ss5 Pik
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

For Rent-Two-story house IN VIM
addition at $40 a month. Address j. N
David. No. 8, court house basement.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

Wanted-To rent;N nice seven or eight
room house with modern conveniences
near central part of city. Address
Blackberry" care Tlegram Office. j22tt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

For Rent--A gooa offlea room, central
" located on Mail street. Inquire a2s
Main street. 2ifebo'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-08-04

For Ront-up % date npartlnents ~
Jones nat. Apply to Philip Wfllet, at
torney. rooms and 10. Leggett building
marl0-atf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
GOT AS GOOD As NE GAVE.
How Philanthroptst COrcoran Was
Answered by Woman.

The late W w Corcoran. the million
Aire philanthropiSt OF Washington,
who gave to the city the magnificent
art gallery which bears his name, was
very fond of telling how he WAS once
overmatched by wealthy maiden Ia
dy from whom he desired to purchase
a piece of property.
Mr.. Corcoran WAS tho owner of the
Arlington hotel, at tn" corner of Yer
mont avenue and II street Adjoining
the hotel property on the L street side
was Il handsome brown tone iNausiou,
owned 10y the maiden lady. Ihe lot
upou which the h1il>o wus built eN-
teuded hack Ia street Il distance of
tour hundred teet ;tltd a6Htt"d on the
rear of the hoteI prep"lti
Mi Corcor"n found i necessary to
enlarge the hotel lropet;y and With
this end in view dtsIrcI to purchase
the rear end of the lot olYucdtNy the
maiden lady As size VAS very
wca1thy. he knew that Il largo price
would not he any special .aaucement
and Ter 4 tim" MAS at Il i'Ns to know
exactly how to approach her lie liual.
" concluded to 20 STRAIGHT t1 tie point,
and Therefore addressed Lef the fol
lowing note
Dear Miss { How much WI YOU take
for your back N~tvl We wis} Sc enlarge
The Arlington hotel ours se=ccre}5
w Gof<tOEAH
Promptly came the reply
De- NJ Corcoran= How ,uue' VII YOU
q ., no A. = feb q
VI I. et o1I back 4,.t1 Yours ord5juy.
a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
Tissue Paper and Hangers.

There is no better way of keeping
sleeves especially blouse sleeves OF
thin fabrics in good condition than by
stufting them with tissue paper. II this
paper is placed beneath founces il
gives an added freshness and avoids
the dropping that SO often follows a
days wearing. \ good way of keep
ing a walking skirt in shape is to see
that 1t is always carefully hung by
two loops The contorlr viii be much
better kept II the hangers can he ar
ranged for skirt that has either wide
or narrow width in the front care is
taken by the well groomed woman that
her coats especially her walking coats,
are placed on hangers. SILK pettcoats
keep their criSpness much longer II
they are hung upside down. When
hung in this way TIE loons are placed
among the tcunces and ulade so small
as to be invisible when the skirt ~
worn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
PITH AND POINT.

A wound IN the purse is not mortal
Don't grovl that's the brute's buos.
ntNS.
Tl.os" we ;hink are weakest arc o.
ten stronger than US all
Eeery man las at times il his mind
dc #aeal ol what lie should be, hut IS
hot.
l,ant mi~iI,I@o tie man VII. i 4uiej.
temper tlc4 re tie best uearts in
-'oudou.
Rather prefer to proyo." smile
thau 10 irofohn-a man There Is 70
harm done BY provoking a slnlle.=
ltou't Try 10 c>e4lc the baltic of life
Life iS NOT Iifc Without conti.ct, "nd
death is not dcalh without victory.
Aud the battlc-rou,ld is Tie man. and
the victory : tile ~eHt Srho1.n.astef.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
HORSES AND HORSEMEN,


pr. +. Il. Preston of Rochester VIII
rae. fhe t.,2t= PAGER Anisirosis. 30. this
season.
1t is said that the A!ierton paeer 10.
cuuda 4.O1:'4. viii be ont as trotter
this season.
Iatc Shater is jogging forty head of
young stock at the Terrace farm, /
tu,S lille, Ia.
1t is reported that an effort Will be
made to Get Frank Bos3sh, 2:o33., 10
the races again THIS season.
The New Jersey trainer, Theodore
MaNticld, viii have the fast PAGER Ned
s.. 2:13l4, in his stable this season.
Frank l.. Smith, Denver. has pur-
chased the pacing mare Phnbe AL
mont, 2:lNl4. from 5. r. Boyer. Garden
City. Kan.
Mart Demarest= is of the opinion that
Prince Alert can beat two minutes
without the aid ot the wind shield, and
that the gelding may be pvt III the
best condition he Will commence bis
preparation at Syracuse.
At Readville. Mass. the character OF
the regular breeders meeting, which y
held in the fail, will be materially
changed this year SO that the big sta
bles will not nave to turn back after
having passed that place once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03

Pine Bluff profess ionals We're away
from home yesterday afternoon but
there was a game of ball at the park
which rivaleG the game put up by the
protest. nal teams on last SATURDAY
Tho boys OF the Pine Bluff High sehao!
had as their guests the youngsters
tom the Arkansas Military Academy
Al Little Rock. and the guests pr.
6oeded 10 trim their enfe! ,ainers by q
score Of 3 to 0.
II would not have been polite to
beat the visitors. but some of the
young ladi $ who sat in the grand
stand and waited fer an oppOr unity
te cheer for the loal lads thought they
might surely have been given a
chance to cheer fer the home team
But The \ NJ 4. team was toe much
fer The locals. and when the whole
nine innings had been played. not a
Pine Bluff hoy had made the circuit
rs far as thild base. Blackburn
pitched for the A NJ a. and while
he did nv do so Well as CLYDE Vowel
for the locals he pitched a good game
and got better support when men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03

tCont!nued on page 81
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
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TIE HALL Or FAME.

Tie Duke Of Marlborough is a@ain
mentioned - the rr0oabie II.>a vice
roy = ref.aea jAr Earl Of Dudie<
- A5,,..= u 1.eteraH 4 the Mexican
aud civil H4~>, dol rceea,ly IT p4l!as,
I,.N. Ne teeut'd u br"cchl0a,!.n-s ca.l-
a8a sortl.. GoAfee,erfey.
~ I. ThoIai,ot4 Eta,ed States Mn
i<tcr to Brazil at oir time WAS a
bl.NeMan On tie Burlington road in
Ncbra,i.a. Iir Is nOW a mHItiu#Ih0H
are.
Scfator Aldrich Of Rhode Island
e.ail.4~ u be ;ue# champion golf fl.9yet
In congress-, He is III ali round athlete
and spend, most Of his leisure time
out 81 doors
Squire Harmon of Paris. Tenn. per-
formed the recent marriage ceremony
Which bgll;.a together \. B. Arnold.
a.,d e.-hty four. and Nancy J, Mason,
aged seventy seven.
". Cameron Forbes, one Of the new
members Of Tire Philippines commits
will not - to the islands until
Jane and ia the meantime will wind
ap his business a. homie.
General ! Warren keifcr has been
nominated for congress i'll the Spring
field 90 district. Twenty years a2e
General keif"r was speaker OF the
house OF representatives at Washing
ton.
Jacob Rauers, for thirty five years
German consul for Georgia. has re
signed on account Of i'll health His
commission WAS signed III lSGS by Elm
peror William I. and countcrsigned by
President Grant.
I.aban w iuughey of South Charles
ton, O.. has received the veteran de
gree in Gdd Fellowship Oh account o
his long membership IN t4le order. MI
Hauehcy VAS ilit.,sted INTO the orde
in ls.l2 and * now tie oldest llVill+
member III ohio.
The yo;n1 Dake= ard duchess 0
RoXbUr9Rc S.lI B}!lld Il t.oG&c III Lon
don in ease they % not t;ize "vet th
residences OF TIE Duke OF Richmond. ]!
this case neItllcr French nor En-IISi
models viii be chosen ENrfytittiti
viii he Is American AMI Up % date II
possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03

Miss Marie Bre@slel.
"You see" SAID She in her naive manner,
my long and tedious illness made sad III
Yoade ON my VITALITY anl strength, and When
l first caught Il eI!Htp-"et myself III the in1f-
ror did not WONDER tt5at my friends We're
alarmed ard thought my daNsW"re numbered.
OF course J I>t te,h tr1m the consuming
fever. and my Her1olS system was almost IA
ur,ci. so bat y heHi commenced to feGoNef
it became n. tq=.,asv for III" to take strong
tome, ii iIItai1nt-so hin- that would build
puY Wst.t"d aud shattered condition. AT
this tin.a :. friend told me OF the great heni-
ing al, sffatzfhG powers OF iG=>l-lA y. tie
lew aud wonderful MHeeIs Membrane Bit
ters discovered by DR.. LorcntZ and with the
approval of lily o@=n pAsstelan, l'r. Henry
W. Frauenthal, commenced 10 taEe 1t.
must say that from he very start IT %aN" me
fresh vi},of and vitality and acted like magic
IN bringing ihe back tH health and strength.
1t contains some latent and subtle power,
and its ronrishlng, VltailIIng and healing
qualities are really nliraeU!oHs. W lien get
ON NY fret | soon became tired and exhaust
ed, and before starting tor tn" theatre J al
WAYS tooE some OF my beloved TONI :! \. Is
il inspired IA instss}stlS With zseGraRe and
strength, and lad no difficulty -olhg
through the performance.
have seen TO-NI-IA perform miracles.
recall an oaeas.en when Mas t,aA tny at
the Circle Theatre. New y Nork Ar5auE he
specialize, was a thrilling act 10y Mis- Adle,
the hon tanner, vino went tllI 7flgE siril# n
tlaring nd hInad-fteeziug performance VIII
the ttta5tl5st.ss @i41I III tGaraze. y ell on III"
afternoon II question. Ad}le sGmraa" fa@t
her lIcfVe ullt 0rnt aIl IL }Ale.,.s, - HAT h7t
afternoon act hal Il b. omit -. i!ie l,aer
girl eame t. he II great di4t1tssz. en- atfer
telling me That size caGt not go or. at
once pra5ee,eei t5=zfcea hef Oh aD-.,l-la,
and Wlca tire curtain Was fUug NY OF HeF
I,crfetuaar" that I5l-1t ~ae had res0Fered
her llrNc and eJuragc. and gave one 0t the
greatest act ot her life ti5ut hUaN from
whence or IN what mann II l1l' lneHtI de-
rived his noldfat ron lat 10 tu9w that To-
MT + one Vl the srrates, ttr',.cuis -
mankind
1t nla'.e- 10 d..r': ~, =nt3 rrEs.ee
weak, wasted or nervoHs You may be, To
NI-TA Will btild You IL, and restore y@lt &
health and etreuA IL. Mt~s Dgesslel Is bat
one of many thousands Who haAc been re-
stored through its marvellous powers. ! OIL
will feel better with the first few doses and
soon be cured completely TO-Ni-TN is
guaranteed to contain no cocaine, morphine
or other dangerous drug, and is sold by all
druggists or direct, s / per bottle.
DR.. Lorentzs The Beautiful Story of
Life" and doctors advice. free. Lorent2
Medical Co, Flatiron Building, New York.
TO-NI-TA is a laxative tonic. You need
no pills or tablets. Beware of nostrums
and patent medicine that constipate; they
ruin the lining of the stomach and bowels.
Ask your druggist for TO-NI-TA and re-
fuse substitutes and limitations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
s.eaning sueepGh,n Rug.

Ipre IS IN eas1 and effective Wy to
clean sheepSilin rug: First shake and
beat tie rug free from dnst and mend
any broken or ripped places. Choose a
mild drying day Tack the rug, wool
side ont. securely on the side of bar
rel. Dissolve Il package of washing
powder in a pail of warm water and
with stiff scrubbing brush go over
the rug thoroughly. After this pour
on three or four pailfuls of warm wa.
ter, using The brush Til the wool is
thoroughly rinsed. BY using clean
currycomb on the wool while drying
II is' made fluffy. Keep the skin side
dry. That is why the barrel is used,
Its convex surface shedding the water
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
lNCf4 SuPE2S 2SrTlCNs
Typica. story illustrating the BE-
tief In Anima! Ghosts

IAlia j. tat - "t4,a4t ghosts from
the iIiG4aiayzlS L, ,af1- GOmorln K TIE
natlv-> nay be ut..rved here Is a
typi-ai .tary
by the neard Of any father sah.h. !
speak Strui.t4t W0rli, sad an ed Mo
haumedau mIGQut one eVer(N1 We
were hunting Md e!eFaautS il THE
jungle ter our ord the nlahAtaja of
G!dhaur ! saw large tu>he' a;one
10y pool HIS colo: WAS grayish
white ant my heart beat fast for /
Thought Allah had been gracious to
ne and Ia ! placed III ny hands that
greatest of AL prizes ord White ete
phant Cautiously | urged my own
tame elephant toward h.n. hoping that
while they made trieNdS ! could biaL
him fast to a tree by tie rope My
beast tr'.MDeted u terror and trenbied
violently hut | gosded h;2s on. AVID
then wH"G pWt my hand on the white
elephant | ft4t nothing hNt eir It Was
q ghost clephaat. one o. those Ella
phaut> Wh!th come back after death to
walk Tie EARTH because in this life they
w"Ut fOrtN aui murdered men | went
from, the spot as i Sha!tan himself
We're at NY heelS and soon atterward
! made a pilgrimage to Mecca TO avert
the curse But NY elephant feH sick
and died"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03

pe&r Nj Gercoran= How luo5,,. VII YOU
:aNe toi the Arlington hQtei - wish to
~ =. sc ouI bach l,t4 A0uys 4ord33uy.
Il g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
True to His riends.

An answer to an advertisement for
school assistant capJ6te Of teaeAing
the classics as far - Homer and Yer
gil" makes one ot tic best stories N
the dean Of Rristois book, odds aud
Ends
sir" the answer ran. wit! refer
ence to the advertisement which We're
in the Times respecting school as
siStant, hcg TO state that | shoaid be
happy 10 till that situation. bat as
most Of my friends reside in London
and not knowing how far Homer and
Ncr@i is from town, beg to state that
l should not like to engage to teach
the classics farther than Hammers
smith or Furuhdm Green, or. at the
very utmost distHueo, farther than
Brentford
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
OUR TREASURY SEAL,
The inscription 1t Benrs and 1te
Larly Significance.

Probably few Americans. young or
Old. have had sufficient curiosity n ex.
aIn5nltI- Dark uOte 70 translate tho
Latin devlce ca the selI OF thu treas
ury and 70 inquire how 4 happened TO
sead as il does y Writer In tue Wash
inntou star neheveS the Inscription
throws ilgEt on tAe Aopes Of oaf fore
fathers rrLardlas American dominion
"TAes5tur Amer >eptent SlstI." ts
the legead an abh.eylatlOn OF It be-
saurl Auesice Septentsional!s Stgs.t-
lum." Sea- Of the Treasury OF North
America =
TIE Ceat!nental congress in 17-s az.
thor.ze. a committee. soasfe'z- ef
Messrs WEthesspo9a Robert Mor-;'
and h II lee Z 4e-'-ss. se#:.- = = :
navy aHi tha treasury be trs4 ,asT
sea ha. ceta- aow1 to#us vita veF?
litt.e cl2ae"
II tAo,a days Il wa ~tlj' soGa1 la:
Canada Voa.l eTaateta- ]a.s. y f.
olutou . 0ou i .e#,,t = ~f-~ =
frotn Gs-a: H:.t5. ~. ta5e- ~ >tf-2-. j
was over at4 w.! - ~ 90 ". :
tbs 1a4H,;r Hat ~as - .stsett = a
project tl,3r to Ha=ee- Nores> auI t
AoeNed esiots;..- s-=a.,:s - - g." / u
Of Nart N:.a,s
Later 49,. ., ~744 t. "stas 81
TT "a nm - No,s.h An.ert-
ca, NJ ~, 4.a...'..s...! tAe !e=aai on
the -. s" q. t1l: Ne ST.! ho2at
for 4 a,.tse= =.t=' ar"sa Wheneva-
| the son - a4aD' ..Cet the ort-ii.a'
legend has beet 8Iaero4 20
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-05-03
Marie DressIer,
Queen of the STAGE,

The Charming Actress Tells How
Her LIE Was Saved and She
Was Restored to Health by
TONI 4, DR.. Lorcntz's Won
derful Tonic Bitters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
Cough Cured

Mir John Moehring, the genial and popular manufacturer of the we'll known "Lecco" cigar, who can be found at g Pearl street, clry, has test cd the treatments of the Original K Ray Doctors, and recommends them He says: "I suffered with catarrh in head and throat, also catarrhal coug.l, all of which came from neglected colds l saw in the papers how some Water bury people had been cured of these diseases by the Original A-Ray Doc tors and went to them for an K 4tay examination and advice. They readily diagnosed my case, and having confi- dence in their skill put myself under their care. My cough is cured and my head and throat are nearly we'll. I gladly endorse the Radio-Chemic ny sicians as being reliable. for I know they keep their promises to the sick.
 (Signed)
 y<sss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
A JAPANESE
 VICTORY MEANS.

Even at the outset of the struggle, however, the prophecy may be heard that if Japan Is victorious she will gain predominant influence in the affairs of the far east and will use it to the injury of American and Euro pean interests. It is argued that race affiliations with China and Korea will be cemented, and that the western world will have to face the Yellow Peril i'll an acute and dangerous form, This belief betrays ignorance of Japan's past and present policy, as we'll as of her actual relations with her neighbors and their most probable development. Japan's past policy was shown by the conclusion of the com mercial treaty with China at the close of the war of 1894, whereby the field for development of commerce i'll that empire was opened to the whole world. She entered into the present struggle primarily for self-protection after that for maintenance of the principle of "equal opportunity for all nations" in China and Korea. No one pretends in her behalf that she is act ing for others, but this fact remains that her success means the triulnpfs of q cause in which other nations are as yitally interested as herself. f.-Les- lies Monthly.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
Carrying a Skunk by the Tail.

A correspondent asks if there is any truth in the notion current in many parts of the country that a skunk may be carried with impunity by the tail. l certainly think there is, if you can once get your skunk safely by the tail There is where the rub will come, and though the skunk is a gentle animal, I should advise great precaution in try ing the experiment. I have not seen 1t done. but have heard on reliable testimony of its being done. In my native town, not long since, man with impunity carried one by the tail through the village street. Hudson in his book, "The Naturalist on La Plata" scouts the idea that a skunk may be thus handled, though belief in it is general in South America as well as here. Any one who has seen a skunk throw his essence can under stand how powerless the animal must be when held up by the tail When the skunk discharges his battery he throws his tail back so that the glands holding the fiery fluid are fully expos ed and the shot can have free range. Then the tail jerks spasmodicalIy. as if it was a lever that brought pressure to bear upon the sack or glands hold ing the charge, q ring of duets open, and fine. thread-like jets of the fluid shoot out ten or fifteen feet I have witnessed this battery in action, but have always lodged the shot. From the quick movement Of the tail has larisen the notion that the skunk throws its fluid with its taiI But never q drop of it even touches the animal it. self. Held by the tail it seems to me that it would be utterly impossible for the 00ifnaI fo eject ifs Nuid --Tohn n Burroughs in April Outing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
BUILT OF DRIED FRUITS.
Santa Clara County, Cal, Makes
 Unique Display of It's Products.

santa Clara county, Cal, MakeS
 Unique Display of It's Products.
 St Louis, April 1e.-With dried fruits there has been performed at the worlds fair feat of architecture that yies in beauty of design with the most preten .ious creations of staff. Tn the great Palace of Agriculture is q most unique pavilion erected by Santa Clara county, Cal, for the display of its vast fruit products.
 Choosing for q model the old San Louis Key mission near San Diego, the builders with dried prunes, apricots, figs and peaches have fashioned the walls and towers in all of their cd Spanish picturesqueness and with more of the edibles a miniature repro. duction of the Lick observatory has been designed as q crowning ornament for the unique structure.
 Twenty thousand dollars were ap- propriated for Santa Ciara's participa- tion in the worlds fair and the space covered by the countys exhibit is larger than that allotted to the Island of Cuba, which adjoins 1t. The paviI- ion covers 33x21 feet of room and all together 1,610 square feet of space is taken up by the exhibits.
 Not alone does the luscious exterior walls faithfully portray the outlines of the old mission, but inside the pro- ducts of the orchard have been dis played in such array of splendor that . mythological palace is at once brought 10 mind. Jars of preserved fruit are embedded i'll the structure of bailus- trades and archways, giving the ap- l pearance of sections of stone inserted 1 by the skill of masonry.
 | What ernr0QnnS GOaofqc1n is fhn iIa-
 terior. Chandeliers formed by elus- ] ters of globes filled with sparkling wines. and juices, behind which are hidden powerful electric lights, il- lunlinate the chambers in which dainty f dishes of Santa Clara sweets are
 served to visitors Here will be served
 not only fresh and dried fruit, but demonstrations will be made Of how l they are used in making preparations | intended to delight human appetites. Wonderful is the color effect achieved l in the decorations with the limite :. 1 shades to draw from. With an ar tist's hand the ebony hue of the prune has been blended with the bright red
 orange and tint of the dried apricot and the gray and white of the bleached
 peach in a scheme that is as pleasing | to the eye as oue made with all the
 colOrs of the painter's palette.
 Four tons of dried fruits were used 1 i'll the installation for ornamental pur- l poses. Vari-colored urns of fruit have been arranged In the windows with I such an effect as to cause the rays of i light to de1ude the vision into the i'm
 pression that they arc panes of richly I stained glass.
 William Binder is the architect of the structure. It Is the most elaborate | effort ever made bv the frllit-growing interests of santa Clara county. Lend 1 ing attraction to the building is the 1 local color Californians will find in the model. The San Louis Key mission is one of the historic attractions of south ern California. The Lick observatory
 is Ut Mt Hamilton in Santa Clara coun- 4xy
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-19
Endorsements,

The citizens of Waterbury hay tested the merits of the Radi Chernic treatments and proven thn they cure diseased conditions. Th following words Of endorsement ar submitted as examples of the conf dence placed in tho Radio-Chenl physicians by patients actually ,t Ieved by them. These people liy right here in this city; go and SC them and have a talk with then They will tell you that the K-Ra doctors are reliable and make goo their promises.