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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-16
This woman says Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
saved her life. Read her letter.

saved her life. Read her letter.
Mrs. T. G. Willadsen, of Manning,
Iowa, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
81 can truly say that Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound saved my
life, and cannot express my gratitude
to you in words. For years l suffered
with the worst forms of female COM
plants, continually doctoring and
spending lots of money for medicine
without help. I wrote you for advice,
followed it as directed, and took Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
it has restored me to perfect health.
Had it not been for you should have
been in my grave to-day. wish every
suffering woman would try it."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-16
G. ". WADLEIGH.
Cash GROCER.

PIX. Good Onions. . aoo
ID Large Fancy Prunes. SOC.
pkgs- Seed Raisins a5c
ID. Good Dairy Butter. .S1.4o
pKgs. Arm & Hammer Soda .25c.
Stickney & Poor's Cream Tartar. .3oo.
Bars American Family Soap. .25c.
Id. Quaker Rolled Oats. 1oc
10 Florida Oranges. osc
We are Agents for Town Talk and
ROD Roy Flour we are selling these
Flours now far $5.75 or 75c. per bag
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

important ,-eXCavatipn discovery. and l was able
to transcribe il fo- him YOU understand: Il
brought into the relation of gentleman and gentle
On the other hand he knew something
wanted 70 know II related 10 YOU. y sensitive
man. he IS | know nov. Pay strict attention,
Herbert DELANEY: II YOU ever return to this oous-
must testify. because refuse-if-I-
ask.
Delaney slowly nodded his head as if showing
that he understood
Say aloud that YOU UNDERESTIMATE suddenly
commanded Carl.
Il understand" said Delaney
Carl. with a slight smile turned 70 the MALAY
who was locking and strapping a steamer trunk,
He told the man that he would 60 for a carriage
The beast is asleep. he added. though DELANEY,
whom he referred. taking wide eyed
but impersonal interest in the Malay's actions.
TT was chill sunless daylight when carriage de-
posted Delaney. Carl. and the Malay Tie-
in Hoboken But early as it the pier awake
and busting with the last busy preparations for
sailing. Most of the few cabin passengers had
avoided early morning call in New York by
crossing over during the night and sleeping
board But there We're hundreds of Steerage pas
sengers. some leaning over the side of the ship.
some still noisily bidding good by to fellow country
the pier
The scene was familiar to Delaney and he ac-
Cepted it matter of course that he should be
there; that Carl should accompany him board
seek the purser for cabin assignment and GO with
him to the cabin
My friend and | will remain board until
the last All ashore. gong" said Carl but We
shall leave you alone if YOU to lie down L
think you'd better lie down and 60 10 sleep
Il should like to lie down and go 70 sleep an
swered Delaney docilelv.
Even the last warning strokes of the gong
sounded. Carl looked in Delaney. deep in sleep.
and only then quit the ship
TT is to be recorded interesting evidence
corning human nature that the person who SUI
fered most from the evil attempt OF Delaney was
Richard Courtney
In the weeks following the adventure Betty seemed
il she might have forgotten the whole matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10
TX. Exit Delaney and Enter Count Serristori
By EDWARD w. TOWNSEND
Drawings by J. v. McFall
n. Lees and Leaven. and Other Tales

50 gentle. even soothing, as to
give the impression to Delaney
that his unbidden visitors
were not unfriendly in the
purpose of their call, after all
If YOU care to put it like
that" answered Carl. II shall
not trouble you with explana-
tons. as the hour is late and
you are tired.
Delaney smiled and bowed
as if acknowledging the
others politeness. This butler
Of the Courtneys' was a strange
fellow; spoke almost like a
gentleman He recalled hear
ing some gossip at the Colony
that Carl was in fact a scholar
Certainly he had agreeable
manners. and there was some
thing fascinating about his
eyes. Delaney leaned forward
TO listen more intentlv as Carl
resumed
The point is this You
must leave this country at
once steamer sails IN the
morning. because | wish TO
spare you trouble, and myself
annoyance. 1t would be an
annoyance to have to arrange
the escape of the man who
believed his obligation to me
required that he-you under
stand:-should dispose OF
YOU.
The pleasant tone in Carl ;
voice had not departed; vet
he had plainly threatened,
Delancy's life if he did not
leave the country at once
Delaney thought of this. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-10

then began to think of emphasis. slight bu. full
of meaning Carl had placed on. the word must -
After pause of some seconds Delaney said
'.Qf course | not frightened at your mysteri-
Gus threats but the fact is l had half notion OF
sailing to morrow.
Make it whole notion" suggested Carl per
suasvely. My friend here will help YOU pack
He spoke in a strange language to the Malay.
who. without surprise. rose. approached Delaney,
and held his hand
He wants your trunk keys explained Carl.
Delaney. under influence he could
to the Malay. who opened trunks and wardrobes
and proceeded to pack for master he had served
for Years
Carl continued in the same voice and Delaney
vaguely wondered if the calm monotony of the
something in Carl's eyes. which lost their
hold on his, had to do with that influence Ny
friend here has my orders TO pack such things 5
will accommodate you until l shall have shipped
all belongings YOU
All my belongings where What are YOU talk
ing about Delaney asked this with an inten-
ton to show Indignation at such presumption: but
he vas dreamily that he had uttered the ques
ton with almost childish inconsequence-
said Carl SO | will look after all that YOU eave
here. and forward all that YOU may not wish me 70
dispose of
oh. come" said Delaney. This is running into
farce
He half rose but a sign from Carl the Malay
placed a single finger against Delancys chest and
gently pushed him back into the chair Delaney did
resist did he think strange that his temples
We're swiftly swept three or four times by the Malays
hands.
Carl rose now, and going close to Delaney placed
his hands on his shoulders and by his fixed
gaze steadied the others wavering eyes You
not to come back here, because | know all the
reasons Mr. Van Alstyne could give the law Off
Gers for sending YOU to prison. \ good, gentle.
kind. man, Mr. Van Alst yne. only very treach-
erous person would betray"
Carl paused; but noting Slight look of dissent
in the others eyes. he continued
Mr.. Van Alstyne learned that had some useless
learnng-uS 70 me-on a subject he wished in
formation about His in law had sent him pho
tographS OF inscriptions new-.th, 4 Very rich,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18


Bas.tel is so0s % be Played fD
France uDder the guidance u TIE Afa-
lsfic club % Paris. ire new organiza-
don whlcb Il % be founded 10 TIE
Preach metropolis ~ several aggres
gfye Americans. The club. Of Wiki
he Marquis De BeaDvotr Il president.
viii have the ne o. the entire estate
q Eendrscourt. shoof 1900 acres. be
long1ng % ~ president A diamond
vii be Laid out Oh this estate. and en-
pert American professionals WIN 20 %
France % Instruct the athletes Of that
country how % manipulate the bat and
BAN
The Introduction Of baseball n only
one feature o. the progress the found
ers of the club hope % make. Eilaa IT.
jenkins. who has been a member Of
the Illinois A. Q. 81 Chicago for many
years and IA now secretary o. the Ath-
letic club u Paris. said recently that
be believed that Freedmen could be
made very proficient IN baseball, az
they show great fODdDess for al afh-
lstic sports. Mr. jenkins IL now IN
this country working 20 enlist the sup
port o. travelling Americans 20 eDcour-
age the Introduction % American
sports IN Frame
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18
Enall,h p.rbr Po,,lblll,l...

Although several American turfmen
have eiigibies FOR this years English
Derby. w X. Vanderbilt and August
Belmont viii probably b. the only
ones represented III the big classic.
Ar. Vanderbilt expects 70 start bis
French colt Sea Sick H.. who has
done well IN France while Mr Bel.
mOnt's entries are norman III. a bay
colt BY OciagOD Nineyeh. and Cross
bar. bay colt BY Ocfagon- Lucy Cross.
Both ~ the Belmont colts rnced 10
England last year. Norman III. win.
ming twice in nine races. while Cross
bar was victorious once IN eleven
events. Mr. Kecne's nominations for
the Derby are Masque. Peter Ounce
and Incogpito. who did not amount %
much az two-year-Olds here last sea
son RI r. whitney's nominations are
Burgbcr. ABgelus and Jersey Light.
ming. while John r. Madden's eligibles
are Call Boy and King James. clar
ence III. Mackay has n nomination IN
the colt CarroIlton. who ran IN the
Newcastle stables colors last fall with
only fair success
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

I. hors@ Kicks EEs5s fsecs.g AID
k.s - gtaDr IL svsce1fly t1s otsscz %
lbs wrath. De s..oE51 bs ether renorss
% q stAI rext % an empty ozss %
t.oEs9 - Ee-se-ed tlgn s-0rgh 20 p-s-
ve-f Mn fry- szslNg in.o tbe nsrt D1e
II BE- kicks appars.fly zl-lsEsly. as
1zEy torNes o.. from i-1raf.ezcs
Will awaiting TIE feed wkich hs can
bear beng cLsrrfbsred % Ia Eesghbors
Dc shOuis - fed frs-
Klcklng without malice prese1se nay
often be cured ~ means O. SAL with
swinging beans 10 place q fixed ssce-s.
These gre % ever kiek. and u -
surprising bow Booo the nbse2ce q re-
slgtzDce % his hcofs destroys al eD-
parent pleasure n kicking. Another
E8etbod II 20 hang grain szcks fl7d
with straw 90 each sic Of tie stalls.
coTer1Dg the area struck b. tie hoofs.
This has TIE zc6it3Oc4l advantage O.
prsventing injury 70 the legs and acts
much the same ss TIE swinging Etdsz
Suburban Life.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

The early matches make the winter
layers. These birds usually mott about
the middle % the latter part OF S+ptem.
Der and are therefore In full feather
By the time cold weather sets In and
are better equipped 70 begin laying
during the early winter than those
which do not begin 70 mott tiIl late
Chicks batched the latter part OF May
or during the month OF June do not be
gin 20 mott til the middle Of Novem-
Der and are never Ia full feather when
the cold weather sets In. AS a result
they contract disease or lose flesh.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

60 10 co1D[s E1E, Dsf sorset11es q
- VIII tie greatest clGcZlty- b
Dext year. ~ eoztfsue 70 grow az
have b@x1 doing l1tsiy. 81 vii te TN
Doez9hse fOr f1e ~ r2ke thl2 weight
Go LOT eED@ct 70 - q rider al ny
lie have len hard ~ TDrk FOX
tbs last Eve years ard have r1a1e 3
EDoce&s. 20 tat wOgid ns1eh prefer
~ retire befors Ey Ds<fuiness bas
gre IN tbs way VII IssTe the
s2df1e czrTyi1g u1Th ne re respect
ard gDod VII ~ the rzcsog Dsbtc. II
IL Jest Does.t5e tAaf nay % q iitfse
ridirg "a Egrl<@ later ca. bet that
VIII M be for iong-
Miller has roacs Sz1oOJo since b.
frzt becane famous a. q tockey seT-
erzl years ago ard las laid away q
god portton q t1is aDOUnt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

Cnawing al wood within reach IL
one o. the connoDest and nost oojec-
r0nabie habits among horses. The
habit fortunately can De easily cured
and shOuld not be neglected single
day when observed. az u quickly
spreads. 10 that in few days e~erJ
borse when not otherwise occupied "a
puIlsng the place 20 pieces with his
teeth. says Suburban Life.
Half q pond q bitter aioes. uixed
with . quart o. water and boiled down
% pint, should be spplied freely with
q paint brush 20 all the woodwork
which shows the marks OF teeth or l.
q Convenient bold for the teeth This IL
always effective. more than one epplI-
cation rarely being required.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18
Fe.dina Dat. a. Hay.

An Iowa farmer thinks thrashing
cats Is a waste lie says. have dem.
onBtrated 20 my satisfaction that oats
20 be fed on the farm 10 any live stock
except horses az hard work should be
cut when quite green-the kernel IN
the dough stage or when the first Joint
OF the stalk II yeliow-and fed straw
and all. To thrash oats that are 20 be
fed on the farm except for the purpose
already named Is q waste OF money.
and therefore cannot AFFORD II. and
doubt II any farmer can.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

rFsrs4 gutginztioz Nsrch p Las Nay
2. 1862

gFsrss pub1in1fion Nssch p Lass Nay
2. 1870
Dsvarroe-f q fhe f1isr5or.
Land Oecs ar Wsrq1sste. Mica
Nara -. 100.
Ecesos IL D=-rby giTsn fhss Albsrf
L4ufsnturg a CrTEtzl F2Ils MichigH.y
has ss~d nosios q his trfsEii0n %
make snzl hrs year p-oof IN support
a his cain. viE. Homestead Eniry
20 i0ss rzss Jzly .. 1904. FOX tbe
~sfof asss s0d sA q ns@ SECTION ,.
t5Wnskip a. nyrrh. range - wssf and
thzs said PROF. Ein - male before
County Clerk. Al Crystal Pals. Mica.
OF Nay :. 1905
Ee names the following Witnesses %
p-oTs his ccrtiru0us residences up0n.
ard cultivation q. the laid. viz.
James z JoAnson. Aisx Dzlp-~. Otto
Gesks and Czsr@r Absris. al q Crystal
FauA Mica. James J Do1OFHn.
Register
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18


Eninsz1 medical 4zsbux1riss agree
tat 1sstE per uant * fassr patients
sz5sr frD-a Ssl-aszts d. 10 legged
b0Esls iConEff F&fS1z
Tie bowels bsoz1os c50zgsd wifh i'm
PARTIES AID body ps1so1s causing
t5lioasoas<. cs1&k ssczErh tr0oble
5s41schs. rbsur18sss-z. dsrs.ese liver
and kidnsyk etc
A s01ie Lsrz1iFs u prescribed in
1earsy srsry cEse- T5ose who reed q
laxative may use thss prescription with
tie Asszr11cs that no harmful results
win tols0E its Use Il las beer given
o fns pztlic In tsA1=t fcra and Is
kn0~n ~ IrDa-Ox Laxative Irun-ox
TEbls-sl ard are puf In Alzminum
pocket czssE
The foruuls Il Erzpp@1 Hroznd the
case Tie scTioa q esc1 ingreiisnt is
srFlziD@6, tat y0z nay uDdsrstsnd
WAY Laxative Irp1-1x Tablets are IN
safest Laxative 20 1se they strengthen
ths boEsls aid digsssio'n. Ans Keep the
liver and ksdneys healthy and active.
We hare secured TIE selling agency for
Laxative Iron-ox zzbssts and recon-
mend fhen 10 or customers
san Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

One 81 the greatest hlndrances 20
profitable poultry raising Is the tiny
~depluming mite This insect. or
parasite. lnfests the feathers Of the
neck. literally eating them OF where
the base enters the skin.
A number OF remedies are effective.
but Il requires a great deal Of patience
IN application. Any dlsinfectant one
part and lard three parts rubbed well
over the neck Is effective Ten drops
Of carboilc acid IN a tablespoonful OF
lard also makes very effective mix
ture. Either remedy should be re
peated IN n week after the first appi-
cation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

.tFirss publicAiion April4 Last Ma
2. 1855

gtFfrst pnblscafion April & Last May
2. 1865
State o. Michigan.
Auditor Generals Department
Lansing. April !, lso-
Notice IL hereby given that certain
lads situated In the C0unty q Iron
bid on 20 the state for taxes u 1904 and
previo1s years. and described In state
menss which viii be forwarded 10 the
Office o. the Treasurer Of said County.
sDdmay be seen At said ofioe previous 10
The day q sale. viii De sold at public
auction BY sid Treasurer. 81 the
County Seat on the first Tuesday o.
May nett Al the time and place desig-
nate for the Annual Tar Sale. IL not
previously redeemed or cancelled &C
oording 70 law. said statements con-
tain full description OF each parcel o.
said Iands
James b. Bradley.
Auditor General
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

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gslzg from Sew YDrk % Sew Io1co-
ute1 49, fogf.1 ber1esf SEATED Eexr y
gis1eazf faced VIVIAN who E,<ks q
TIE g1rs. AD1 after auhfe fas tan
crfftec ~ Sesegzg toDtcs.
TO yDg k1ow.~ 6zif fks IN. -stezak
hg - keeiy w1ue-. w2s Fess1lsg
ab>sf MIR >rvTef cIsTeizrs6 foday.
E1s - roT t5>zf - kyyssy woman.
ard TIE gif1 izg1esled form fnto a tor.
feT4f ~ exfraya11nf praise % flge onoe
mistress ~ fAe White H0nse E1cder.
~ TIE gtf1 perceived tf1st ber eomysn-
ioD was F1fis< p1reeyozlEire.
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stDut NrN- c5erelsDcTv askef tie giri
4 kfsOy her, aid tie yOmsn.
Dur yDu admire herr
We'll. ~. M eSysetaily.S
Tie gfri chsSges the subject
AZ Creeowich TIE incy rose 20 leave
tie fr1in. and AZ abe Wes 4ring abe
azi1 ~ tias girl. Il get oct here. rn
yfxttisg gOuse friencE. h0T,e sor1e
TIE we usay rseef again. Here - r1y
card
WbeD TIE train had started again TIE
gtn IDcksd a. the card % GDd printed
thereon:
Mr. CrDyer cievelsnd-- = Lafie.'
Home Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

Jacob Schaefer successfully defended
his title OF champion billiard player At
the eighteen inch balk Inc. one shot
IN. game. recently by defeating While
Hoppe 600 20 f23. The game marked
the retirement OF Schaefer. the wizard
Of the cue. who for thirty-nye years
has been n champion. of and on. a.
ali styles Of billiards. Tie has won and
held more titles than any other man
In his time Despite poor health. which
has greatly handicapped him IN his
matches IN recent years. the wizard
has hung on by sheer grit when
younger players were striving 70 take
his bonors awav from him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18
RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS

TOz vii 800 reoeiFs the oongrzfu-
istisns q yOur frsspds upon year i'm
proved spp@srzncs IL yon will take
FoIey's Ki0DeT Remedy a. il tones up
the systsm and iEnp2rts new life ard
vigor. Polsys kidney Remedy cures
hscksebe. bsrv0us exhznstioa and al
forms a kidney and bladcsr trDublss
commsDoe taking il today.
sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

80 @ft<f"AA (FAANs
When Lard Archibald Campbell fell
in lore with Miss Janet Cailanier and
went 70 his father. The Duke q Ar.
gyii, for his approval of the engage
u1eEt, The duke said: I'm delighted
Nothing could be better. but-er-er-
hadn't yOu letter Iet me speak 10
LOrns1 lie might think we ought %
consult the princess." 10 % his brother,
the Marquis ~ LorDe. now the Duke Of
Argyll. they went, and be certainly
thought that bis wife should ~ con.
suited an % who should be admitted
into the family. III Archie likes her.
she suits ne down % the ground, =
said the princess ifnDuisiyely. but. you
know, think ought % speak 10 the
queen Her late majesty graci0usiy
approved ~ the match. But. Louise.
! think ought - consult our German
cousin nrsf." she said. and accordingly
wrote % the German emperor The
kaiser. The present eInperOr's grandfa.
ther, remembered having met Miss ca.
lander nDd approved ~ The match. but
left bis letter open because be DID not
care 10 answer finally without consult.
Ing Bismarck. The kaiser found bis
chancellor ana. telling him u the pro
posed alliance. ahke1 what he thought
When his sovereign had finished BIS.
marck blew O cloud ~ smoke and re-
piled; Me; Oh, I don't care d hang
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

John Rogers was station master az
Coupar-Angus. on the CALIFORNIAN rail-
way. He was a pious man. John was
a member Of the local Burns society
and attended the annual dinner. He
got home among the ''wee sma' 'oors."
undreased himself with dificuity and
got down on his knees beside the bed.
incoherenuy muttering.
whats the matter. JohnY' asked
his better half. Are yc no feelin'
weeiT"
Am feclin' a. richt. bot A Gamma
mind n damned wird o. ma prayers"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

Little chicks should have plenty Of
exercise. but II is not advisable to al.
low them 10 run In the tall grass be-
fore the dew has dried away. Keep
them I'm the coop TIL after a. I'M.
then turn them out and allow them 20
run. n II Il not desirable 20 allow the
hen 70 run. stretch long wire and
tie the hen 70 a ring. so she can pass
from one end OF II 70 another
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

Don't cough your head Of when you
can get a guaranteed remedy in Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup II Is especially
recommended for children a. its plea
SAINT 70 take. is gentle laxative thus
ezpelling tue phlegm from the - stem.
For coughs. colds croup whooping
cough. hoarseness and al bfonical
trouble. Guaranteed
sold az ReEins Drug. Store.
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James b. Bradley.
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IMPORTANT DIGESTION.

II il Important that you should de-
eide to take only Foley's Honey and
Tar when you have q cough or cold a.
il will cure the most obstinate racking
cough and expel the cold from your
system- Foley's Honey and Tar con
tains no harmful drugs Insist upon
having IL = -s2m Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

Being twitted by comrades for his
failure 20 win laudatory sendoff IN
his retirement papers. General Miles
tells the following story;
In the early days Of the west an itin-
Grant preacher. stopping for refresh
rncnt one day nj the pioneer home Of
one Of bis parlshIoners. was served,
among other things. with apple pie. II
was not good pie. The crust was
heavy and sour. but the encomiuns
which that clergyman hcaped upon u
were great The good wife knew that
she had had lad luck with the baking,
and ~ she was IN reality en- excelieni
cook she determined that the nsxs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-04-18

PASSES marvellous curative powers
removes all disorders nakes health.
strength and fesh. After taking Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain TeA.yo1 u realize
be wonderful good IL does - cts.
Tea or Tablets Sam Bridges