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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
SOUTH BOSTON WILL
HUNT BLIND TIGERS
swETS" AND "DRYs" JOIN HANDS
IN ORGANIZING NEW LAW
AND ORDER IEAGJE.

Especial To The Richmond virsini1n.>
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Jan. -
There. was a largely attended msss-
meeting of citizens, composed large
~ of foremost business mon. held nj
the Anti Sa loon League headquarters
Monday night to discuss the situa-
tion and to take such action as might
seem best to rigidly enforce the law
against the blind Tiger" and other
Illicit traffic IN liquor
Mr. Ii. =, Barbour. president Of
the Anu-Sa loon League presided
After a brief statement ~ the object
Of the meeting by the chair, com
mittst. consisting nf Editor +. N
Beazley Colonel Henry EasloN and
Rev. G. w, maxwell was appointed L.
submit plan Of oras rizatiun. ant
tn nominate officers Alter q brief
discussion the committee. through It's
chairman, reported the tTss Hizatinft
II what should he known as The Law
and order Ensorc smrnt League
With the following officers: President
H. ;. Barbour. Wee presidents. Col.
X Eastey 4 r. Willis. John W. Eae~
ley and Joseph Stehbins. ST. scccc-
tary, Il. Chites Beazles; treasurer ".
Il TailoN, and committee NJ twelve
prominent citizens. who. with the
officers. .~shah constitute the execu-
tfye committee. TIE report was
unanimously adopted. More than
fifty voters we've enrolled and it
seems likely that several hundred VIII
toin the league.
The vets" and "drss" 'srite4 heeY'
lily In planning for the enforcement Of
Law against the Illicit sale ~ liquor.
aud now that the voters Of tht town
and district have spoken Ia unmi~-
"a lS.ahla- 1arma in opposition 10 the
3ispeuSarF, the honor 81 the people
sud the good name Of the town. de
EpAnds that Sauth Bastof should. IN
fact as We'll az il name. ne made
drss
Among those 0hs addressed the
me citing op these lines were Conn
cilman ]. J Lawson. Messrs, David
l.. Traynham. &. r. Morris Rev. DR.
John HanuoH, Colonel Henry EasIey.
hey & W Maxwell Row j. r. tpuan.
II. $ Barbour and others. Most Of
the zpea k"ry spote in complimentary
terms uf Mayer ". Fl. Shepherd and
~ his auie and efficient services In
bringing 70 Justice, the ''tieprsf and
other offenders. also IT the splendid
work of Policeman Nat Terry, who
during the past year had captured
IWo-th'rts of tho tigers" that had
hee "a brought before his honor The
stronger araHnen ts Wsed ~ the
"wet" forces ia tn" recent campaign
wss thai the town and woods round
about sore alive with blind tigers "
There viu hardly tr The slightest
excuse fer such a report I'm the fut-
gre. II the league viii carry nut It's
pledge to enforce the law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

Traylor. Maxwell waddey. Tom Curtis,
Porter Guest carroll Parsons. jack
snn Davis and William Lafew
Miss Allen and Miss Bilisoiy have
teeu much entertained during their
visit here. and among other affairs
IN their honor vas en attractive card
party given by Miss Parker Conrad
Monday afternoon.
Meeting of Chesterfield Chapter.
Chesterfield Chapter. daughters Of
the Ccntederacy. viii NEE. Saturday
afternoon, January /, at $40 o'clock,
Al the home OF the president. Mrs. j.
NJ. Gregory, In Woodland Heights Al
this In the first meeting OF the year
where business matters Of Importance
viii come up for discussion, a full
attendance Is desired,
Give Concert ut university.
AIR. Ben J. Potter, organixt 81
Monum entail Episcopal church, will 60
To charlottesville saturday and viii
give the first In a series OF concerts
on the magnificent organ In cabeit
Han AT the University OF Virginia On
sunday afternoon, While there In M
school nj tn1sir st tie university, this
series Of concerts IL gwen annually
by eminent musicians under the au-
spices Of the faculty TO encourage mt
steal tendencies and tastes among tina
students. Noted musicians have in
years past given these concerts. for
which, the Sl2,eeo organ in cabelt
Hall one eli the largest In the United
States, is used. The invitation which
has com" TO Mr.. Potter Ia give the
first recital in the series OF 1911 IL
Il high honor To one OF Richmonds
most able organfSts
Personals
Mrs. John Grant Asr1fafegH uhn
has been the guest Of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. =. Catesby Jones for
several weeks has returned TO her
home in Norfolk, where she was join
ed by Mr.. Armistead. who has been
spending several days In New York.
Mr.. and Mrs, Augustus Booth. who
have been spending tne holidays with
Mrs. Booth S pareuts MIR. and Mrs.
George Lea. In ianviile, have re-
turned To Richmond
Miss Katie TAYLOR VIII return TO
oldfeld, Md. on Saturday She has
been spending tfve holidays with her
parents IN this city
Mrs II. A. Coleman and son, Mas
ter e. q. Coleman. who have been
visiting Mrs. colemsn's sister. Miss
'saiife y. tsraT&ft. fn f'refericksbtsrx.
have returned to Riehmond
Miss Helen Adams Is the guest of
Misses Mary Urauhart Brooke and
Elizabeth Brooke, in Norfolk.
Cadet Morson Keith has returned
to Lexington TO resume his studies
at the V. NJ. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
USE OF MILEAGE BOOKS
EXPLAINED TO PUBLIC
President Finley Issues Letter Explaining Necessity for Rules
Which Have Been Made BY Railroads

The handling Of interchangea bile
mileage books Is the subject of cir
Guitar letter just issued by President
w W. Finley. of the Southern Rail
way Company.
Mr.. Finley SAYS:
Il am sure that the people Of the
South appreciate that the first public
interest in transportation ts in ade-
uuecy OF facilities and efficiency Of
service. and that II is recognized that
ability to provide these In dependent.
among other things. upon the car
riers being cordially supported in the
application of rules which are requi-
site for the protection of the reve-
nues which they receive for transpor-
tation."
owners OF interc hangea bic mileage
books ara required to ase the cou-
pons In the purchase of tickcis the
same as other passengers use money
To buy transportation.
II is sometimes alleged" says Mr..
FINLEY. that, on account of made
qrate force at the ticket window.
passengers with interchanRea lie mile
age coupon books are required tG
wait in line SO long that they are
unable to have their coupons exehang-
ed before train time or do not" have
sufficient time to chee k their baggage.
So far as the railway company is re-
sponsible for such conditions, they
can he corrected, and it IL the duty
~ the carrier To correct them
President Finley does not think
that passengers should condemn a
regulation which is business like ana
reasonable in itself. and subjects the
users of mileage books to no greater
Inconvenience than the users OF money
IN the purchase Of tickets. IN all
frankness, | must say that | do not
believe thai any road permitting the
use Of interchangeable bic mileage ON
It's traft,s- could uud errake to de
fend that svstcm as husinesslike or
In any way protecting its accounting
The railway companies operating in
the Southeastern states have on sale
interchAngeab mileage coupon books
which are sold at a substantial reduc-
ton from the single-trip ticket rates.
These mileage coupon books are not
passenger tickets. hut the coupons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
Virginia Weddings


Especial e. The Richmond Nirginian,D
GUINEA MILLS VA, Jan. "A
beautiful wedding around which mitch
interest ceutered was that Of Miss
inez shepherd II Buckingham coun-
f.. ana Mr.. l., Edward Grigg, OF Cum
harlaud county. which occurred In
the afternoon at O'Clock al Salem
church on December u. For the
Wedding the church was beautifuliy
adorned with palms and ferns, ana a
variety ri pottcd plants. AT ! 2 o'clock
the bridal party gathered st the home
IT Mrs. William Burwell Shepard, the
mother nf the bride. where a sump-
tuous feast had been provided.
MIR. Wingfield the pastor Of the
church, was in his place at the chan
ce1. and Miss Mary Shepard, a niece
of the bride. presided at the organ
AS the first notes Of the wedding
march from fSohengrin We're sound
cd the bridal party entered in the
following manner:
tshers-- NJ essrs. Eperette Shepard,
Garnette Smith, Hugh Price and Hen
~ Wise Shepard.
Walters MIR. Peter Grigg and Miss
Annie Patterson. Mr.. Moses Smith and
Miss Mary Grieg. Mr., Charlie &arsou
and Miss Annie Forrest Apperson. Mr..
Aubrey Shepard and Miss Fannie
3 + ester Mf+ JIM wilson shepard ana
Miss Laura Grigg. Then came the
groom with his brother Mr.. Elijah
Hendricks Grigg. as best man, follow
ed hy the bride. with her sister. Miss
Alice Shepard, rs maid or honor. The
bride Was attired in "A steel gray trav-
cling suit with hat and gloves to
match, carrying q large bouquet OF
carnations aud maiden-hair ferns She
is one Of the most beautiful. intelli-
gent and popular Young ladies Of
buckingham.
During the ceremony the suhdued
notes of Annie Laurie greeted the ears
of tell large gathering Of friends and
relatives. After the marriage the
bridal party Went to the home OF the
groom, where they were received by
his mother,
The bride and groom are. both chill
tiren of old Cumberland Troopers. who
| We're honored for their gallantry in
time Of war and for their sterling in
tegrity in time Of peace.
The many and beautiful as we'll
az costly, presents fully attested the
high esteem In which the contract
ing parties were held by their many
friends.
Mr. GriRg is one of the most sue
ceSsful business men of his county, a
member Of two secret orders. the Ma
sonic and odd Fellows, and also has
h"en superintendent of roads for six
years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

ward. after spending the holidays in
Lancaster, Pa.
Miss Emma Fleet has returned
home, after spending the holidays
with Mrs. Barlow, of Amelia county.
Mrs. Binford Peay. of Twenty
fourth and Broad streets, has return
ed from King and Queen Courthouse,
where she was called on account Of
tha Illness of her mother. who is now
much improved.
DIR. G. c, Vaughan has returned to
his home In Gordonsville. after spend
ing the holidays with relatives on the
hill and at Cannon. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Childrey, OF
East Clay street, who have been the
guests OF the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs G.. c. Vaughan. of Cumnor
Va, for the past ten days. have re-
turne dhome.
Mr.. Michaux Carleton, of Twenty
fourth and Clay streets, spent the hol-
idays in Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
fsnrrtits.f.----TrftnInatYurfsr

Especial 20 The Richmond Virginian, J
GRAFTON, VA. Jan. "A quiet
but beautiful marriage ceremony was
solemnized at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. l.. NJ. Tronmonger, parents
of the bride. in Fish Neck. York
county. Va. at high noon on January
2. when Mr.. Levin G. Burcher led to
the altar Miss Mary G., Tronmonger.
who was gowned in white chiffon over
white satin, with hand embroidery
and crystal trimmings. and carried "A
prayer book. Little Miss Louise Smith.
former pupil Of the bride. played
the wedding march.
Rev. r. T. Parham, the brides pas
tor. performed the ceremony. after
which the party partook OF luncheon
and left for their future home near
Big Bethel. ...~....--s 81
The pr@s@s<tsa 1,rg4sTe Numerous and
1dSonp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

they contain are erchangeahie for
tickets at the ticket Offices of any
Of the railways that are parties to
the agreement under which they are
sold. The purchaser Of one Of these
books has the advantage OF buying
coupons a a wholesale rate which are
exchangeab BILE for transportation.
As each railway which Ia party
to the interchangeable mileage book
arrangement CELLS books the coupons
al which are exchangeahle for tickets
not only on that road, but on each
of the other participa ting roads. and
as neither the selling road nor any
other road which is under obligations
To receive the coupons has any means
Of knowing how many of the coupons
NAV be used on any particular toau,
an infallible system of interlfne ac>
counting is absolutely necessary in
order that each company shall he as
acred of it's proper proportion of the
revenue derived from ths. sale OF each
mileage coupon book.
President Finley claims that tho
only accurate way in which the mile
aga books can be used IL to exchange
the coupons for tickets ana the
coupons thug received by ticket agents
are handled the same as cash and can
be always accounted for. Mr.. Finley
does not think that passengers should
object tn this rule and in View OF the
voluntary reduced rates giVin by the
transportation companies the holders
of the books should cooperate with
the railroads In making the plan
success.
In conclusion President Finley says;
Il nope it Will he clearly understood
that | am not writing in any contro-
versial spirit but believing in the
policy Of frankly dealing with the
public, am endeavor;ng to explain l.
business proposition which is now
under more ar less public discussion.
trust that the public viii appre-
viate that the regulation referred 10
has not been adopted in any spirit
of subiecting passengers 10 incon-
venience or to a Vexatious or trouble
some regulation. bat only for the pur-
pose of securing "A reasonable method
of, accounting and Of ~sta hlishing those
checks which are found necessary In
every well organized business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
DIR. CHANDLER TO SPEAK
ON CONDITION OF SCHOOLS

Patrons of Madison school will mold
a general meeting at the kindergarten
building. Madison and Cary sti Gets,
"Wednesday night ut SIS o'clock at
which DIR. Chandler, superintendent OF
schools for the city, will deliver az,
address on the condition Of the pri-
mary schools of Richmond with spe-
cial reference to the Madison school,
1t Is desired and expected that there
shall be a largo attendance. The
movement for new. modern build
ing for this school greatly interests
its patrons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
LOCKED-OUT TEACHER
DIDN'T SEE JOKE
CHRISTMAS CUSTOM IN CAROLINA
LEADS TO CNpLEAsANTSEss
AT PLEASANT FORK.

Especial 10 The Richmond yirginian.l
WINSTON SALEM. y. ~. Jan. A.
The following IF custom In the eoan--
~ schools OF locking their teacher out
before the holidays and making them
promise to treat" them led to a di-
vision of tho patrons Of the Pleasant
Fork school. In this county, recently
The teacher at the school was locked
out. This led to difficulty, and
some OF the patrons want the teacher
removed. The board did not decide
the care, asking the dissatisfied pa
irons 10 reduce their charges to writ
ing before the case was heard.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
MAYOR Is CONSULTED
AS TO CURE FOR CANCER
Aged South Rchmonder Calls at the City Hall and Seeks
Advice as to the Possibility of Selling Remedy
to Rockefeller or Carnepie

WANTED-~-Somebo body 10 buy a sure
cure for cancer.
This notice is not real bona -flde
want ad. but it expresses the want Of
Mr. John Sykes. of South Richmond
who called on Mayor Richardson
Tuesday.
To make a rather long story short
Mr. Sykes was cured Of cancer by a
remedy which he recently purchased
from Captain John r. Montgomery.
OF Church HilI who in turn bought
1t from an old woman years ago in
Norfolk after being cured himself
IF the same trouble.
/ Mr.. Sykes has great faith in the
remedy. which consists of nothing
more than a piece Of court plaster ana
an ointment smeared on ill.,
Mr.. Sykes Is getting along in years
and is minus the sight OF one eve. Ac-
Companied by his son. he told his
story TO Mayor Richardson, and sug-
gested that possibly Rockefeller or
Carnegie or some other phiIanthropist
might like to get possession OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
EDITOR is SPEAKER
OF CAROLINA HOUSE

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. Wv. G.
Dowd, publisher OF the Charlotte
News, was nominated last night BY
the Democratic caucus as speaker 1t
the next House OF Representatives.
opposition was withdrawn and the
nomination was made Unanimous. =.
G. Cobb, editor of the MorgAnton
Herald. was renominated for princt.
pal clerk Of the House, and D. Scott
Pool, OF Cumberland county, FOR
reading clerk.
As the House Is 30 per cent Demo-
cratic. the nominations are equivalent
to election. The Legislature will con-
vene in biennial session tomorrow al
noon.
senator J. w. Pharr. of Mecklen-
of the Senate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
PROF. BALDWIN CHOSEN
TO FILL COLLEGE CHAIR

Professor r. S. Baldwin. OF worces-
ter, Mass, has been chosen to fill the
chair OF associate professor OF English
at Richmond College as result Of the
resignation OF Professor Derieux on
account OF sickness. Professor Bald
win, II fs announced. will arrive here
Thursday. lie liz Bachelor OF Arts
and Master of Arts of Harvard and at
present lis filling a position In the State
Normal School at Worcester.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
JAMES PERLINGETT TAKES
POSITION WITH vIRGTNIAN

NORFOLK. VA. January a.
James Periingett. who resigned re-
Gently as general manager OF the 1T
Joseph and Grand Island railway to
become assistant general manager OF
tha Virginian railway. the III. H.
Rogers road. has assumed his new
duties ana is out on tho virginian
with Raymond DuPuy. vice-preaident
and general manager, familiarixing
himself with his new work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
MAY CHANGE LOCATION OF
PROPOSED FEDERAL BUILDING

Especial 10 The Richmond virgtniAn.)
WINeTON-SALEM. y. C.. Jan. -
fhere IN a movement en- foot here
!" have the PROPOSED 100000 Fed
efai building erected ON the corner
Tof Third aud Liberty streets instead
of the present site. AZ the nrst prop
~rty can he secured for $4,000 and
the other will cost 2s7.eeo,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
SURE ENOUGH BIG MEN
MEET AT WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 4.--chf-
Cages very substantial mayor, Fred
Busse. called to pay his respects IL
President Taft to-day The two sized
each other up for two minutes. The
president gazed at Busse's waist linA
and then at his own. Well" said the
president. YOU have about az good m
equator as / have"
Yes" replied Mayor Busse. 'tand IL
isn't an Imaginary line either" DE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

tserhuru. will act as hereditary stan
dard bearer OF Scotland" A Scrym
geour carried the golden lion banner
behind Robert Bruce at Bannock-
hura and his descendants have done
the same thing for Roberts descend
ants on other occasions ever since
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
Horner--Iiskey.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
HARRISONBERG, VA, Jan. e..
Last night in Norfolk Miss Bette Lis
key. of Harrisonburg, daughter of Mrs.
\. A. Liskey. ana Charles II. Horner
OF LNnchbWF. were married.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04
Small sun, In Fines.

SUFFOLK. VA. Jan. 4.--The re-
ports from the several magistrates
OF NansAmond county indicate that
only s2S3 In Commonwealth finaS
have been collected the past SIX
months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

Especial to The Richmond Virginlan. J
STANAHDSNiLLE VA, Jan. A.
Mr.. Hansford. Powell and Miss Anna
Parrott were married here on Jan
uary J., the Rev. j. X Holman OFF,
ciating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

and call Madison 40 if you have house
for rent, or sale. Also if you wish to
rent one.
DOUGLAS f. TAYLOR,
Ia North Eighth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-01-04

AFoR SALE IN THE RICHMOND
virgtnian want ads. will bring you Il
buyer.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-19
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
ny DIR. THEODORE BECK

4. .The questions answered below general IN
the answers will apply TO any case Of similar nature
nrr Theodore Beck. College BIdg, College Ellwool
envelope for reply Fun name ano address must oe
In answers The prescriptions be filled a
any weil-stocked drug store. Any druggist order
OF wholesaler.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-19
WILLIAM WARREN
PLACED ON TRIAL

Before the petit jury Of the Wayne
circuit court. the case of the state
against William Warren. colored.
charged with an assault and battery
with criminal intent on Clara Saun-
ders. also colored. when fifteen years
old was started on Thursday. II ia
alleged that the assault took place at
the Driving Park east of the city on
November %. after Warren had doped
the girl with beer at a South Sixth
street rooming house and a Main
street saloon.
The Saunders girl who has been en-.
deavoring to avoid testifying in the
case and who faces an afYidavit charg.
ing contempt Of court because Of her
efforts. was in the court room and the
first witness of the state. She was
arrested on Monday southeast of New
Paris by Superintendent of Police I.
A. Gormon. where she had been hiding
for several days. When the superin'
tendent called at the place. she was in
the cellar. but finally came up and
gave herself up.
The girls testimony was indecent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-19

- Co., the follow n Z
been pcrsistentiy and regularly used
x0L from two TO six months.
Try II. and II Il gives relief you can
PES. assured that i will be most ef.
has In many others:
oh Eucalyptus I dram. Terebene I
4sam. Essencc Mcntho- I.Axene ~ oxs.
S9etle and take q teaspoonful every
HSvr or two during attacks and doses
d3Iy cshsr times:
4NcSSion o. ills duo In a great measure
NY0or circulation which affects the
aeinstc organ: OF your sex. causing the
iSG headache. and soreness IN the
ceSst and under the shoulder blades
s sS weight !: 20 pound. below normal
shts prescription titled and use regu.
lazy for several months:
vleurnum Prunfolium l OF. rincture
Hypophosphitsc oss. Mix. and take
ts9spoonSul every three hours dur
snS the day. followed by . glass OF
Also obtain .s-Grain Hypo-Nuclane
Tablets and take as per directions ac-
T!smErs ssa' sores p:es en your hand,
end arms. u ACCOMPANIED by itching.
swd while the skin is wet apply |.
as1aIi portion OF plain Yellow Minyoi.
YWNolnG and nassau tng q few minutes
Then apply tho foiiowins ointment ss
lam : 4: drains. White Vsseiine I. oss.
esAArt and stinR. but II Is necessary TO
sSs. the ,. ssrm; s, az ski the akin
sSruid Nave prescription given Rose ""
md. and use an per directions to her.
c.ss w; 1.nS;r. trouble iun With
% treatment ca correct. but by patience
sai psrsistcncy tho following treat
Msns wi'i do y; This: also: will re.
ana csileused feet. ~ Il Is a local tonic
end stimulant to the muscles. liEa-
m::.s "a. scd 81 f-1H "ns Of
sss.se the feet Is TO 20 minutes each
nl9ht Then battle the feet In cold
:. sRcae:--Your acute indigestion. ac-
rempanied BY constipation. has brought
RON or a constant absorption of poisons
You uast fret regulate your diet.
elmost entirely: also starches such as
sccs baked Away. eat less than your our
ssHs Tasis;s Tr,opep,in Inc" pins .tsss
; breakfast. white after dinner. blue at
Ter supper. Also ,nhe l.: &c tea.
Sram.. Aromatic ii cascara ! on.
comp. Essencc cardiol l o., Aromatic
syrup Rhubarh Z cxs. Mix three or
tnuP doses daily. After three weeks
alternate and take the following AZ a
powerful tonic TO improve the circa-
1aticn: Comp. Syrup Hypcphcsphitcs
oss.. Tincture Cadomenc Comp. 1 OF
hot CArdamon).
~-Tk,s course Of treatment should be
ooaeinued until entirely relieved.
-0nxtous:-You ask for n preparation
4A-r~move fr~ckies land tanD ! don't
mink well Of face creams. but this
d. wash n most effective II per-
03DeentIy and regularly used. IL re-
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