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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10
JURY yEMIRE.
State of Louisiana Parish of Ascension-Twenty
Seventh Judicial District Court

/ n ACCORDANCE with \ ct No. 1876 of the
q general assembly Of the state of Louisiana,
apnroved July 10, 1898, and amended by Act No.
% OF the acts of the general assembly of Louisi-
ana, approved June % 1904. the jury commits
sloners in and for the parish of Ascension. La.
met at the office of the clerk of court Of said
parish and state on Saturday, February 5. 1872
and then and there proceeded to draw grand
and petit 1uries to serve according to law at the
session of court beginning Monday, February 26
1912 in the following manner viz
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Stockholders. MEETING Deferred.

The meeting of the stockholders of
the Lafourche Valley and Gulf Rail
road Company, whish was scheduled
TO be held last Tuesday forenoon at
the office Of the company in this
city, was called off at the sugges-
ton OF President T. NJ. Welch, who
telephoned from New Orleans that
matters relating to the financing of
the project contemplated by the
company are rapidly assuming salts
factory shape, ard advised that the
meeting Of the stockholders be de-
tered until these arrangements are
concluded. The new date fer the
meeting will be announced by secre-
tary CHARLES Maurin in due time.
To keep posted on local news, sub
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FOB SAL <.

s10 ACRES of choice cane land, well fenced
F~0 in, four miles from the Mississippi river,
IN the seventh ward of Ascension parish. and 5
acres from cane derrick. Together with four
room cabin, corn house and barn, etc. Also,
one pair OF mules and a wagon. Price 81 500
nervieW P. O., La.
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE..
DEPARTMENT OF TEE INTERIOR,

January 16 1912. !
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph Tullier,
~ Of Burnside, La, who made homestead ap-
pllcatlon No. o3239, fors. W of ], section a.
township 10, range G, S q eof river, st. Helena
meridian, has filed notice of intention to make
final communication proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before TohnF. Nuttall,
Register of Land Office, at Baton Rouge La, on
the goth day Of February 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: w. 3. Allen,
Vincent Hebert. Frank Hehert. Ernest Guedry,
all Of Burnside P. O.. La,
JOHN F. INITIAL Register
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DR.. E. K. Sims and his young son.
kittredge, and K. F. Aucoin of Bar
ton, enjoyed a partridge hunt at Mar
lngouln last Saturday, leaving here
on the 1888 O'Clock r. and P. train
friday night and returning via the
same route Sunday morning They
mad most, successful hunt, bagging
lorty-odd partridges and several rab-
Dts. During their stay at Marin
gouln they were royalty entertained
py Messrs. Sam and Joe Landry
and Gus LaBarre.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10

DR.. Paul T. Thibodaux went to AL
5lers last Monday morning to attend
The funeral of his brother-in-law,
Captain A. E. Hotard, prominent
capitalist and business man and pop
ular, citizen of that place, who passed
away at his home on Sunday night
from abe effects of an attack of apo
plexy. Captain Hotard's wife. who
survives him, was formerly Miss Lii
Ian Thibodaux, of Thibodaux, and is
sister of DR.. Thibodaux. The lat
ter returned home Wednesday af-
ternoon.
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LOST, sTRAYEp o. sroI EN

s4'ROM MY residence on Salsburg plantation.
A on Sunday, Jan. %, a LIVER AND " HITEj
with white face. Answers to name of Rock ),
5nltablerewar win be paid for the return Of
the animal, or for information leading to its re-
eoyery. Address, j. LEBERliUTH Lauder
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!. SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1912.
FOR SALE.

siy crystal white Grpington cocker
sels. -, ,,;. o
fr M PHO Cycle incubator, 50-egg
ssnaelty, practically new fused only
enc time). Price, 70.
ABBY at No. sos ST. Patrick street,
[)ouadsongiIle. s.-
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FOR RENT.

FHHHE COMFORTABLE and desirably situated
= residence property at the corner of Iberville
and st. Vincent streets. House contains sig
rooms, hall and double kitchen. Large yard
and stable. Apply to j. F. FERNANDEZ. Don
aldsonville La, ,fT - Ilszs-
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WANTED.

PELIABLE SALESMAN to sell Carrara
IA house. barn and bridge paints, for twenty
hve years the standard of quality. Salary or
commission Sample outfit free Address,
CARRARA PAINT CO., Cleveland, Ohio
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Miss Jennie Carville, of Caryille,
III spending a while. here as the
guest Of her cousin, Miss Elma De
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10

Edmond Richard. the enterprising
seias proprietor Of the X-Ray Phar-
saaey, was confined to bed with a
A W attack Of grippe for a couple
Y aaEs during the early part of the
, sseA, out Is again enjoying his usual
GOD health.
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Mrs. George Boote and her little
daughter, Mary Ellen. and Miss Car
tts Sluimby, of Elsenada de Moro,
eaOa, arrived here last Sunday after
noon and are the guests of Mr.. and
siy. lT3yfs -
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Sa40oi IL. Rosenwasser, of Baton
v 4 VIII conduct divine services
s.hAVr Gholim Synagogue at $50
VI, sS'fk tomorrow evening. The SUBJ
sas, q ms sermon will be. 'sHaye
1--WE me public is cordially in
iHed 70 attend,
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WANTED,

Statesmen to look after our interest in AS.
~ cension and adjoining counties Salary or
commission. Address THE HARVEY OIL CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio
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Hubert Treble and Harry Weber
Weat to Crosse Tete Monday night
TO liant partridges. returning We'd
-aeslay evening. - -. 49,
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Mrs.. T. C. Wathen spent several
dsys In New Orleans during lle ear
.ly BART Of the week.
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Nj. and Mrs. L. E. Bentley. of
New Orleans, were the guests for the
lay Oh Wednesday of MIR. and Mrs.
!. nolmaud Bentley at Roselawn,
BIO Bentley home in Cheti1naches
iHeet.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10

MISS Adele Dugas, of Paincourt-
yile, is the attractive guest OF Miss
EIma Demon. ~. ..s y s
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Misses Celine and Marie Rateau
sad Althea Foftier attended the For
lisFForet nuptials at Thibodaux Oh
Thursday Of, last week.
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Nj. and Mrs. August Guigou re-
turned last Monday from a pleasant
fisA Of several days to MI. and
Mrs Rene Montet and family. of
Nafngouill. -.s..J .~.-,. 7
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School Rally,

The members of the Woman's Civic
League, Mothers Club, High Schcol
Alumni Association, parish school
BOARD. police jury. city council, and
all persons interested in the promo
ton of education, are requested to
meet at the Donaldsonville high
school auditorium Friday, Feb. 16, at
4 o'clock p. m. to discuss plans for
the entertainment OF the Sugar Belt
Athletic and Literary Association,
Which. will hold its annual congen-
ton in this city Saturday, April 20.
Mrs. L. G. Duho1r, widow Of the.
late L. G. Duhon, has purchased from
Mrs. zulma Comstock the latter's
residence property in sChetimacines
street. opposite Courthouse Square,
consisting of lot of ground and a
large single-story frame dwelling.
The purchase price was $1,000 cash.
Mrs. Duhon and her family, Who are
presently residing ON their suburban
estate on Bayou Lafourche, about
half mile below Donadsonyille. will
move into their new home as soon
as certain Improvements which Mrs.
D4aon contemplates making to the
residence have been completed.
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Hgacinthe LaCour. talented
loulg gentleman who lis attending
lAe Louisiana State University at,
RtoA Rouge, was the guest of Miss
fsFtAa Micnel from Friday afternoon
Y Monday morning last.
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M. tae lost Of friends of Capt. p. 7.
s sss.al' me old reliable clerk of the
M ssissf sifgle, will regret to learn
No. " mas been laid up since last
M r., WIN spell Of illness, and
\ N, .s 1Slll Ihe Chief in wishing him
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10

.le9n W Tucker, of Baton Rouge,
taled Donaldsonville Wednesday, to-
a'ead the monthly meeting of the
S SaAk OF Donaldsonvilles board OF
!, alaaessspls, and Was warmly greeted
" als host Of friends here.
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FOR RENT.

FEHHE COMFORTABLE COTTAGE at the
- - corner Of Mississippi street and Crescent
rooms, spacious hall, and all modern conve-
nences. One of the most attractive and de-
sslrable residence locations in the city For
terms terri Apply to MRS. s. GOETTE, Donaldson
VILE La. -
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yaaa sflct Attorney Philip Gilbert, OF
NJ eSf,s ~. has purchased from
Mn po4lsallaatsonYille Garage. and Auto
,G.sa as supply Company - 1912 model
lssssss Power REQ touring car. The
II 4 ~, machine was delivered to
sss.s aapelt Yesterday by w. A.
\ M , lae hustIing young manager
y sl'fage company.
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II bsr rsaa Singer and Mr.. and
isoaFiiIa Smith motored to Don
i III MIL fo On Burton last satrr-
ear 4 a, Singers handsome. Cor
Z prI hi; 9 [, she won as the Sec
atss ,ses s.. = the New orleans Dai1y
W gas III !. subscription contest.
\ been ah,a . . time Miss Singer
,astl ID hse ~ ~, ENJOY q trip of any
Y coadfjoa splehdid car. the late
.,aeEed frsy ~ = me roads having
7 question " ~ automobile out q
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FOR RENT.

QAM ACRES of fertile, we1l-drained land,
s'yNS adapted to the cultivation of cane
corn or rice. Situated on Mississippi river in
fifth ward ofAscension parish. half mile above
barrow. For terms and further information,
address z. O.. BOX 80, nonaldsonville, La. ~
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70 keep posted on local current
news topics. subscribe to The Chief,
Ascension's leading weekly.
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W -. 80.
FsyO BUY: Tools and implements for corn
and cane farming. Alsoa supply OF seed
for these crops
To sell or rent: Cane land.
To employ reliable sawyer. t
4 Address, o. A. PROCTOR, Belle Helene, La
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III ut. " ]. Leblanc of the Peo-
;,lsss saak Went to New Orleans last
piii5 S,. 5aofnlns 10 spend the day
4, Ia u,s i,a WIG ana little stu, W. T.,
II sre,, atter Of whom is recuperat.
orosa O'a q surgical operation per
i MI Y Az, the Touro lnfirmary Jan.
Il ! I; u Chief is glad to learn that
leek Ivy w. patient is getting along
stuEnalSg i, s,,a u AZ home again, having
y win his mother las, night.
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b. 9 tss.,3 Melaneon has been apnoirt.
ssvs .Aaltad Ruler Ed. G. Wathen
laalasoaaa4ss,, temporary secretary of
Els aslile Ledge No. lI53, b. ?.
GA na Y AL the vacancy created
II fba pp s;a BY the departure
sshtIg s ,e slsy Of \. N, slator, who
I'M = removed me to Monroe. A sue,
lie fsp, ~. siator will be named
ID nexs S I, annual election OF the
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-02-10

above afld foregoing to be
q the grand and Petit
G at the. 7 ebruary session,
s enth judicial district
!, O Ascension, beginning
. RA An, Clerk of Court,
I Feb. 8 1872
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] hereby certify tn
a true and correct liz
iurfes drawn to ser
1879. OF the twenty
court for the psrisl
Monday. f ebr4ary q
j. s. E
Donaldsonyille, La
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- FOR SALE.

A UToNATIC lift STANDARD sewing machine.
-. Almost new. Price. $40. Address MRS
1. =. RANDOLPH, Bayou1soula, La
The Washington times., 1912-11-02

VOU don't have to guess what
l. your neighborhood is going to
be like at 14th and Perry Streets.
The homes we are selling are the last
to be constructed at 14th and Perry
Streets. The quality of the neigh
borhood is already apparent, and you
will find it mighty fine neighbor-
hood.
Here we are selling homes of
character and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
with four porches where the ordinary
home enjoys but one or two. Homes
with hardwood floors upstairs as we'll
as downstairs, whereas ordinary
homes have no hardwood floors at
all, and many homes of quality enjoy
hardwood floors only on the first
floor. Homes with two fireplaceS
Zone in the parlor and another in the
dining room), whereas many homes
have none at all. Homes with extra
large front terraced lawns, and extra
deep back yards.
And we sell this home for $500
cash and S38 per month. Thirty
eight dollars will not rent you home
equal to this-yet the s3S or so that
you are spending for rent will buy this
home.
TO ms PECT-Take any lIth street car going
northwest. Get OFF at l4th and Perry streets and
you are right at the properties.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02

preme Court Justice A. 3. Tompkins at
White Plains to appoint commissions to
take testimony in foreign cities jus
tice Tompltins did so. Papers were
served on Mrs. Ford through her attor-
ney. william r. Clare. Of No. 185 Broad
way. on her behalf he denied all the
allegations. but flied no cross-interroga-
tories. which IL taken to Indicate that
Mrs Ford will not fight the suit.
A German baron Is named as CO.
respondent. II IL charged that Mrs.
Ford travelled with him from Nice.
France, to the Philippines. She Is liv-
ing at Silay. II is said. =
Last month Mrs. Ford left the Ford
apartment. IN the Plaza Hotel. saying
she was going to Bremen to visit her
parents. Mr.. Ford sailed soon after
ward. When he reached Bremen he did
not find his wife at her parents home,
and he put detectives on her trail.
They learned, 1t is alleged, that Mrs.
Ford and the baron had travelled to.
Ee.her and stayed at hotels In Genos
kome. Naples. Florence. and Nice be-
lore they set sail for the Philippines.
Witnesses TO Mrs. Ford's alleged mis-
conduct made affidavits before Ameri.
can consuls abroad. These affidavits
with letters that passed between Mrs.
Ford and the baron were given to Mr..
Ford's attorneys. Most OF the witnesses
are hotel servants.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
CUBAN ELECTION
PUTS MENOCAt IN
PRESIDENTS CHAIR
Landslide for Conservatives
Leads Them to Claim
Whole Ticket.

HAVANA, Nov 1.-The election oil
Gen. Mario Menocal and Enrique Jose
Varona, respectively, candidates for the
presidency and vice presidency of the
republic on the conservative ticket, and
Of all the other candlda put forM ard
by the conservatives. appears practical
ly assured.
Tho liberals. however, were SIN
claiming victory.
Gen. Manuel Sanguily. secretary of
state, In leaving the state department.
late last night said thnt while It would
De impossible fully to determine ,thc re-
suit until today. the trend OF the bal
loting everywhere was strongly favor
able to the success of the conservatives
and" the defeat OF Alfredo Iayas. catidi-
date of the liberals for president, and
the others on the liberal ticket.
quarters here indicate that General
Menocai had landslide in his favor,
carrying all six provinces Of the Island.
In the city Of Havana Gen. Frcyrs
Andrade, cangervGtive. was elected
mayor by a majority OF 5000.
Absolute order prevailed In all parts
Of the island during the balloting.
The delay In receiving the returns is
officials in counting the votes AS an
instance. in Havana four hours after
the polls had closed the official figures
in only half dozen election districts
were available. A majority of thcat
favored General Menocal. No official
returns have been receied from the liz
terror.
Everywhere great satisfaction is ex-
pressed over the success Of the govern
ments efforts to maintain order during
the balloting. although some regret was
evinced that the use Of troops was
necessary. The election was held under
supervision of specially detailed army
officers, commanding sufficient men to
compel maintenance OF order.
Care was taken to- see that the SOL
diers and rural guardsmen remained at
a respectful distance from the polls
They prevented more persons than
could vote simultaneously from passing
their lines. and compelled all persons
after voting to leave the polls.
Patrols of cavalry and infantry con-
stantly circulated in Havana to prevent
the gathering OF crowds. but their serv-
ices we're not needed. while the police
did not make more than the usual num-
Der OF arrests.
After the polls had closed enormous
crowds gathered before the various po-
ltical headquarters and cheered the dis
play of bulletins. Cavslrymen riding in
pairs circled the outskirts of the crowds,
but did not have to interfere, for the
utmost cheerfulness and good order pre-
vailed.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
RUBBER KING SUES
FOR DIVORCE FROM
TRAVELLING WIFE
J. Howard Ford Alleges She
Is in Far East With
German Baron.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-J. Howard
Ford. millionaire Rubber King" has
taken steps to get an absolute divorce.
Mrs. Ford, who was Miss Bertha Nor
lin. OF Bremen, Germany. Is In the
Philippines. II is said. The Fords have
done great deal of entertaining at the
Plaza Hotel IA this city ana at thcir
country place, Stony Ford. near Goshen.
N. Y. where Mr.. Ford has a horse
breeding farm.
II was learned yesterday that attor-
neys for Mr.. Ford, recently asked Su-
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
NO STATE PARDON
FOR THE ALIENS
Virginia's Governor Makes
Known He Will Not
Interfere.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 2-Floyd and
Claude Swanson Allen. now awaiting
the electric chair In tile death cells OF
the county Jail here, may expect no
c!cmency from Governor Mann. accord
ing to authoritative Information today.
The governor. It is said, has made It
known that the Allens' last resort 10
the court OF appeals.
The two mountaineers, father and
son. are condem to die NoveuI 5eg
22 for their part In the murders In Judge
Massie's court at Hillsviile last March.
Their appeal is now pending.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
Make One of These Homes


~ HIS Photographic reproduction was
taken in the dining room of one of
our Columbia Heights homes. You
are looking toward the parlor and through
the parlor can be seen the hall with its front
door of plate glass.
At the left of the dining room is the door
leading directly into the kitchen. Then there
is another door in this kitchen that leads d.
rectly into the hail. so that the woman of the
house can reach her front door without
trapsing through the dining room and parlor.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02

THE Cost of Living isn't worry
l. ing High View residents. Any
merchant who enjoys High View pa
tronage will tell you that this is so.
But why should High View resi-
dents worry about the cost of living'
They are buying homes with the
same money that formerly went for
rent-in this way a former expense
had been turned into an investment.
They are, therefore, in better
position to enjoy life's comforts and
luxuries and pay for them. They are
building even more substantially for
the future. In a short time to come
they will have their homes entirely
paid for, and all their income can
then be devoted elsewhere, with no
thought of rent to be paid month after
month.
High View homes are of the most
substantial construction. The fronts
are of beautiful pressed brick. They
contain six full rooms and bath. Mod
ern convenienceS throughout.
The price is s., 3,5OO-caSh or the
SHANNON s. LUCHS way of 5000
cash and S2O.92 per month.
TO ms PECT--Take any G. street car marked
'Broolland" or North Capitol and w Streets
get of at Rhode Island avenue, and walk one
square st.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02

Note the massive proportions of the din
ing room drop light, shown in the foreground
of this picture. All the other lighting fixtures
are of equally as fine caliber.
Another thing that we would call atten-
ton to is the fact that this picture was taken
without the aid of flashlight-one of the
best evidences in the world of the perfect
natural lighting facilities of this home.
There are six rooms in all in this home
and perfectly appointed bath. Each room
is complete in every detail, leaving nothing
to be required but your furniture.
We sell you this home for $3.50 cash and
$3.50 per month. The full price is S2,75G.
TO ms PECT-Takc any 11th street car going
Northwest get of at Columbia road, and walk une
square east; any l4th street car going north
west get OFF at Columbia road. and walk three
squares east; any 9th street car going north
west. get off at Columbia road, and walk one
square
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
Gets Absolute Divorce

Justice Rarnard in Equity Court NJ.
yesterday granted an absolute divorce
to Daisy Harding from Garfield
Harding A correspondent was nam
ed By the wife and testimony sup
porting the ALLEGATIONS in her bill was
given before the examiner.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
To Talk to Y. w. C. A.

Miss Alice Brethorst, OF Tzechow.
China. will be the speaker at the yes
per services OF the Young Women's
Christian Association tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. Miss Brethorst
will tell Of her work among Chinese
girls at Tzechow.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
Explosion Starts
Fire in Car Barn

Two hundred and dstv dollars dam
Company at 3222 NJ street northwest.
The blaze was caused by an explo-
sion of gas. No. engine company
responded to a local alarm and ex-
tinguished the blaze.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
Program for Police.

The officers and patrolmen of the
Tenth precinct will be- the guests of the
P'nkham Bible class Of the Inmantfvl
baptist Church next Wednesday night.
A special entertainment and lunch is
planned for their benefit
The Washington times., 1912-11-02
MUM SHOW CLOSED
TO HONOR SHERMAN
Mark Of Respect to Memory o!
Late Vice Presi-
dent

As mark of respect to the memory
Of the late Vice President, the man
ayers OF the chrysanthemum show In
tho botanical gardens at Fourteenth
and b streets have closed the show to-
day and will not open the doors until
tomorrow morning. The show. will open
tomorrow mrning at 9 o'clock and will
be open all day.
The feature of the show yesterday
was the christening OF the Margaret
Hollins' bloom. for Mrs. p. S. Hollins,
Of Nashville, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1912-11-02

PILES CURED IN Q TO II DAYS.
Your druggpt will refund money II PAZO
Ointment falls to cure Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing ProtrudinG Piles In to II davs. Soc.