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- ESTABLISHED iaoi. ciiaiu.o1°rr:'rowN. PRiNci=: EDWARD isLaND. FRIDAY. MAY 17. i9o1. Pnior: rwocenrrs '

_ "_ Ara special meeting of the Benevo-' ’ _ __ ' I ` _ _

ff Y lent Irish Society held on Monday the G 0 ` I _ _ I ‘fi__, Q 13th inst., the following resolution, ' '

moved by Simon Bolger seconded by P, _ \ ~ _ _ ` ' I

_ 'I J. Trainor was adopted, Whereas it IMS _ e ~ I - _ _ _ _ ‘; _ -

C0 R pleased Almighty God in his lndnite ' - _ I __ *»~_.__»; _ __ _ _

__ wisdomto remove from our ranks our ' _ - _ _;'-____ V -________ _ ` fellow-member Ex-Governor Geo. W. ` _ ` . ~ fe' _ ’

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M Guardian Coircspoiidents

Everywhere.

T53 death of Hrs. Campbell, wife of

wmv. Malcolm Campbell occurred ye s _ _t¢d`y;fternoon, May 16th, at the manse Smthgbyn. She had been in poor health, ‘onlie last year, but the news of her _‘auth will come as a shock to ber many _grads She was much loved by the "apple of the several congregations over which Hr. Campbell ministered, and 'U g true helpmate _to him _in his work as the pastor. She knee one son and three daughters gomanrn their loss. Her remains will be _“ken to her home, Baddeck, P. B., for in- _ggi-ment. and will leave by the Princes Sum-day morning. The funeral service 'ul take place at the manse, today, May

,mb at-i p. m.

Bxroars are received of the successful nmmage sales being held in many of the

_ 1;;-ge cities of the United States. In some

_ ggesasluuea sum as $5000 has been

_"feed, The expenses connected with such .scale are very small and at present these

_ ~< nmmage sales are considered the easiest I md most satisfactory way of raising money " fcrcharitable purposes. Efforts are being

made to make the rummage sale in Char-

' httetown a grand success and every lady

isaeked to assist in sending donations of all articles for which they have no further ue. Send the articles to the Y. M C. A.or hold till a few days before the sale when they can be sent to the store on Great

` George Street where the sale is to be _ hem.

_ _

` Great Victory.

Biinvanr Rrvi-za, N. B. Mar.-Few cases of illness and recovery have excited the interest in this community as has the kidney trouble of Mr. Cornelius Crottie. Mr. Crottie’s treatment by the doctors atliome and in the hospital, and the fact that they absolutely gave him up as a case beyond all hope. is well known. His subsequent restoration by the use of iDodd`s Kidney Pills reads like a miracle. “For five years I have suffered off and enwith kidney Trouble. Last fall I had allattack, for 'vhich the doctors had little hone of my recovery. I was obliged to go tothe hospital for treatment, but it did meno good, so I came home given up by thedoctors. A friend suggested Dodds

v_ed. Nowl am at my work every

v.'»Hiney Pills. From the first box Iirn-

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Cooking raisin-gs at 3 lbs

for 25 Cents at J. D. illic- Leod & Co’s. 17 '.1

le r curnber tomatne rhubarb

Ce ry, fu as so _ » radish. Also some very fine brant at Gay s Market Stall. 17 li.

Choice Fruit today at J. D.

MacLeod g"Co’s. 17 li

Big Dress good Sale on at

Paton’s at 35-sts.woit1.3 times that. 17 li.

Native A=para.gi1s at 1.5

cents a binch at J. Mc- Leod & Cds. i.

Don’t miss Pitiri’-i Dress

goods offer to day at 350.17 li

Bananas, Oranges, l.em-ms,

Pineapples, Giwrieiriiii, Rho- barb and Tornatoes. at J. D. M-a.cLer~.d & C, _»’.~°_ iT li

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_ ooies’ 1 ieiiis

ees

_ I ‘ A voice we loved is still;

if you was comforter- .ll § e.r.fi.i;:.;e‘;:°.;i‘.z“;..e°;v°»

feet in the hor. weather you 1

should get a pair oi our, In-

victus shoes. ~

_Latest styles, best work- manship, high grade leather.

laced and buttoned.

_Vici kid and patent leiithe price $3.50, $1.00,Sl.'.£5,$;-1 50.

Geo. A. Slater’s 'nam

inn.

gested occupations. Two or groups engaged in imaginary

less living pictures. The class ma

with his best girl besides him, the la

The performers made themselves

lable speciality. In this lini Mr.

cities.

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ed by the Foreign Mission Committe spend the Summer on the Islandi interest of Foreign Missions.

Bay.

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South, ll a. m; Murray River, 2.30 p. Murray Harbor North, 7 p. m. Salfoat-h, 16th--Woolville,ll a. m. Cal onia in the evening.

Howlon, and whereas, our departed

faithful, upright, and consistent mem- bers of this society, taking at all times a

for many years Patron; Therefore resol- v d th tthis f

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sincere sorrow at the loss they have sus-

feit sympathy to his bei-eaves widow.

_ soc e y

and that s copy hereof be sent to the widow of our departed brother, and also to the press of this City for publication (Other papers please copy.)

MR. Mclilwinr, Hypnotist, had again a

with a number of new men in his el the stage. Some truly remarkable aux resulted from his suddenly fixing the class motionless just at the _moment when

they were most engrossed with their sug-

three

were thus fixed and made into motion-

imagine themselves a minstrel troup and

he case being represented by a

ar y

ridiculous amid the laughter and cheers

mind.

Reduced prices of admission are promised for tonight, with mind-reading as a

Mc-

Ewen has evinced rare powers in o

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Foreign Mission Meetings.

Mr. Charles A livers, M A , is ap

The Presbytery heard Mr. Myers

terday and appointed the undersigned committee to arrange time and plac

meeting.

Mr. Myers will hold meetings as

low s-

Mny lath and 16th, Mount Steuvartzwnds West St. Peters.

Wednesday, May 22nd.-St. Peter`s

Thursday, May 23rd.-Marie.

Sabbath, May 26th-Cardigan, ll a. m.

ng. »

Sabbath, June 2nd-Montague, ll a.

Georgetown, 7 p. in.

Sabbath June 9th--Murrav Ha

Sabbath, June 23rd-Belfast, 11 8..

Point Prim in the evening.

Orwell, 3 D. rn, Orwell Head, 7 p. m.

Any eominunicationabout this arrang- the time

ment mav' be addressed to Mr. Charles

Myers, Charlottetown. _

W. H. Spencer.

(Island papers please copy.)

_____}--- For cough, horse nil, stoppage and fcve useihe GR.-LXGER COSDITION POW. DERS X enuine Condition Powder,

p. y .

Condition Powders in small and large packages. '

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pf - s

e 1

For Sowing in I

Actors in greatvaricty. _

_ mixed and 5ochoice varieties.

choice climbing.

mixed.

liignoncttc our special mixture. Penn our Early Giant, also 5 late varieties.

Cluster Wax. »

For Glasgow.-Latest From

d e in s ` i s '

° D" ‘"° “°" “““‘ °“°°‘“ ° °'j;“;“_§ _ Dewet.-Packing Juries

”°*"°' I in` Ireland.

fishing CARNEGIE LIBRARIES FOR GLASGOW.

de "0 Carnegie has given Glasgow £100,000 to

to sing and play,or perform various inusi- '°~5t'°h“5h dlS"i‘°'t1ibfa1`l°3° cal specialties separately. Perha s

most amusing scene was one in

some members of the class were made to

each imagine himself ona seat in the Park E‘iWi1rd has decided lhat his b

t . t roo

P UW KING nDwaaD‘s nrrvrnnav.

which _

’ ` ' ir

dy in which falls on November 9th shall be

“T celebrated on May 24th in each year.

of the audience. Mr. McEwen’s talk on 1'°Yf*l h°lid05’S in fbi? Year. Bhd elilrell hypnotism was serious and instructive, ` His Majesty’s deep reverence for the late

dealing with the quality of the Queem

pro, IRISH LEGAL PROCEEDURE.

ther the second reading of the Bill amending

the legal procee dure in Ireland.

vigorously denounced the system

ohm obtaining in packing juries by whiehl e rg Catholics were placed outside the pale of 11010 the law.

yes_ DEWET AGAIN IN CAPE COLONY. '

'3 ° Rosemead, says that Dewet, witha small

fd commando and a Long Tom, crossed ` Zurnburg, district of Cape Colony. -

brother was one of the oldest, most ____ __

deep interest in its welfare and being be Cclfbralcd Ycal°" -[llc Public Hcallll IS ;.._..,"::.';°.1:;‘:..‘;‘;?;;:°':if;:: li 0" 24” “f Mal' ' Iilliiortant.

tained, and hereby tender their heart- ____ ___

§.`l2l'.`§Z.'i§°‘.'.ff’.l‘$Zf.f‘“§.‘f§?l"“°? tb? CARNEGIE LIBRARIES: AID S SANITORY OFFICER

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Gtasoow, May 16.-(Special.)-Andrew

L0hDON, May 16 -(Special )-King

thday

This will avoid the necessity of two

The House by 228 to 102 votes rejected I

Timothy Healy and other Nationalists

DOW

An unconfirmed report received from

into ‘

Sabbath, May 19th. Souris, morning and

evening, Bay Fortune in the afternoo

- - Mr. Wm. Davidson, St. Andrews.

Dundas, 3p.in. Annandale in the even Que" states ____D___ Chase_s Syrup of

_ Linseed

In of bronchitis. I have, without suc-

cess, trled many remedies for the past

bor six years.

severe attack and was unable to work

U1- I procured a bottle of Dr. Cha.se’s

Syrup of

ed_ am happy to state that the third bot-

tle made

ID Halifax,

_ Chase's Syrup of Linseid aéng Turip_e§i-

. - time fora severe attac o ronc ..s. Sabbath, June 30th-Walleyfield,11a.m Permit me to testify to its splendid

I curative properties. I got better from

av-

A_ ing a family of young children. i'n7‘

,I doctors' bills have annually come to a considerable sum. I believe 3, bottle

Committee of Presbytery-D. B. McLeod D;-_ Chaeifg syrup gewsionaiiy Wm

me in reducing them very materially."

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'l dPri" .dT '.ThG i §n;(I°nnt;\erlu;:1cIi‘ior0Fdc mane rdbngaelledi

_ _{0'fi;I_|_¢`__h_Qnlt.hf_uln_¢ss

I ‘and hifauty oftowne. 'I`heref01‘¢'.f“'¢ £01'

Bronoliitis

and Turpentlne has cured me

Last winter when I had a

Linseed and Turpentlrie, and

me a. well man.” R. Alger, insurance agent. N.S., says :-“I used Dr.

Mr. W.

of taking the nrst dose. ‘H

of aid

25 cents a bottle, all dealers.

Dr. chases Syrup 1 of Liiiseeri _

Indies dmft fn! iQ see our all` _

DIED.

‘W1 H*-vi’ blue *"2" 8* 9-5 ¢°“‘f'- At B..ibedie,Twi¢renham Park,Mi<i<=_1e-l Blacks “omg Price- 153 Sultabie also sex. G. B., April 12th, Miss Kate Malcolm for men’s summer suits.-D A Bruce, ,only surviving sister of Sir Janie; Mai.

1 A li ` colin, Bart, and cousin of the late James

Two iw..-1f<~d and any indie- eau >ff~f~» °f°*\iS@i=r- =

i-ave from $2.-50 I0 00 OD & di‘8s`8 At 0|-wen Mm5_ May nth, 1901_ _ length of eoods this morning M bronchial pneumonia, Joseph Milburn, lwd uwnltbe spnad °f dbease - germs Patons 85 Cffs, 17 2l only child of Alex. and Ida McLeod, aged

f' - - e -= - -- four months and five days.

a, _ Kumford Headache Powders. 10 cts. _ I

.Sweet Peas. our Red, 'White and Blue

Nasuircium. our special dwarf mixed and

Poppies, “Shirly" in beautiful colors,

Beans. pole or climbing, asparagus or good

long Authors, Mammoth white, Early Golden

Baa- l, Dwarf or Bnsli,Keyncs rust Proof. Golden Wax, Stringless Green Pod, Perfection' Wax, Yosemite Mammoth Wax, also Corn,

| Squashec, Pumpkins, _

of 1

A precious one from us is gone,

To cure a headache in ten minutes use

Ladies !

If we could place a small cutting of the

snaps in Ladies’ Dress Goods that we are offering this morning in THE GUABDLAN our store would not hold the ladies that would ca_ll.Hovv"ever as that is impossible we only ask you to call.We have together 1500 yards of wool, silk and wool, mohcirs and other values from 60c to $l.25.Colors- almost every fashionable _ shade. Blacks, Navys. Browns. Mixtni-es,Shots, etc.,-etc. 250 dress lengths taking it at six yards,

every dress length-but you must

i lr

thereisacllcr saving of $2.75 to $3 on seeing than min the average ,wuse_

be I I

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To Clean Charlottetown and-_ out no Obsticale in Way of Renovation.

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The following has been forwarded to

THE GUARDIAN for publication. The extract is from a Canadian journal and is 1 perhaps applicable to Charlottetown. The gentlemen evidently had the Gov- ernment pond, the jail sewer, the water front near the ferry wharf, the sewer on Euston treet, the Market Building, and many otner obnoxious places in view when he forwarded the article. “Ma.rbles, hoops and tops in the hands of youngsters are not more signs of spring than the plans and movements ofthe housewife-the various troublous, some- times mysterious, events that go to make up "Spring Cleaning.” Ignoranf-_ though men maybe, distrustful as they certainly are, of the necessity which exists for the upsetting disposals of man’s eH’ect.s and affairs during this trying time, it is to be confessed that after ' it is all over, we find in the result of spring house- cleaning agrateful sense of change, of salubrity, of refreshment, that somehow harruonizes __ with the outward warm awakening of the vernal season. Sweep- ing and scrubbing, even carpet-beating, give their rewards to the senses within doors, and there is medical authority for their need. So with spring painting, prun- ing, gardening, tlie removel of winter accumulations about yard or houlevard.

“If these are a duty and oftena pleasure

to the housheuld, doing the like for street and lan_e___is_Mri9_§__le_s_;_necessary in the case

low our custom of many years in invit- ing attention to municipal clearing-up. The going-away of snow leaves uncover- ed an unpleasant array of dirt in lane or yard. Piles ef 'sodden ashes are not a menace to health, it is true, any more than acres of discarded tin cans, useless stovepipes, broxen :crockery-they are only testimonies of the lack of a sense of decency in the cooks or householders who throw them out. But piles of wood- cn boxes, of straw, loose paper, dry leaves and swecpings are direct invitations to the Fire-Fiend, since any careless smoker, who throws away a match among _ them mafy burn his r_ieighbor’s'house down I or his landlord’s block down any day. _

“The worst breeders of disease, however, that rear their ugly heads when the pure snow has ceased to conceal them, are the bones, fruit, and vegetables kefuse, dead animals,`thrown iuto:lane or street. Next to these. if not before them, in the list of disease inviting filth, are the many square yards of surface earth in yard or lane soaked with dirty water from sink or bath-room. The stench of this or other excreta, when the spring sun’s warmth causes a deadly vapor to arise from them has caused medical men to say more than. once in our hearing: Phew what an un- mistakable typhoid smell. Blocked-up drains and water-courses,too,and the areas of green scum seen on stagnant pools they cause, find their account in the death- dealing germs thus set free. Nor should we fail io remark the dangers from the dust of dung and other foulnese, blown aboutlour city streetsby the winds of early May. At a recent gathering of medical and other citizens to ‘discuss the causes and cure of tuberculosis grave stress was

through dust and through the public spit- ting of consumptives. Millions of bacilli are set free in the atmosphere by the ex- pectorations of a single consumptive in a single day, to fasten upon the tissues of delicate persons and infect them with tub- erculosis. And scientific men tells us that the germs of typhoid of scalets fever, of diphtheria multiply and spread intermin- _ ably unless prompt and thorough means are taken to destroy them. '

The public health should he every one’s concern. That it is not so, shows how far we oomc short of an economic, not to say sanitary ideal. Enlightened selfishness _ might, one would think, cause each of us ’ to look after his own health; and if it did this, adequately,-the mass would pront as the indivitlnaldoes by measures of sanit- a' ion.The wo common neglect of unhealthy ° surroundings often costs communities

er to health omcers to discipline us, sing

health measures each for himself.

holder is remiss, let the health omcer the more insistent upon sanitary measu

I Next Thursday

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llianitoba Appeal Goes

A Crack Regiment Po Halifax.

PROROGATION NE X T WEEK.

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Orrawa, May 16 (-Special being Ascension Day no session of menent was held

day or_Thursday

HLUAX, May 16 -(Special.

Third Battalion of the Northam Fnisiliers, now at Aldershot will

here. _

This is a crack corps and comes in

paration for the visit of the Duke Duchess 'of Cornwall. -

'run uanrrona Paoimsr'rroN APPEAL.

Wrxrurno, I May 16.-(Speclal.)-

been retained to represent Hanito

Council..

Though the Court of King's Bench

mission of the Privy Council has

obtained. _

Hoiv. R. G. ucLEoD wlss.

- Orrawa, May 16.-In the celebra

verdict for the respondent `was give

his address. ` ~

The case has been for some years bef

now involves nearly $15,000. Hon. R. McLeod of Summerside is the responde

Prorogaiions Expected Mrs. McKihl¢Y’s €oiiditi_os

r Persoils sHiirl_-Strliie

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acnacir-nleixnur ron aaLrrax._

_ _ )_'ph¢ umma cnanoms ras cron. ~ ' 5 _A

bei-ian Assisi, -my is.-<spe¢iai.>'-_'rite im-

d _

come tiatriodtociearthectrcetsbus_tS_eerowb

Haldane an eminent English lawyer, has rniily 'being hurt. _

ba ia. The ccraeameout with two

the liquor law appeal before t-he Privy Pinkerton men on each and the Gigli

offeree--awed thelcrovrdc.‘

here settlement of the strike lclikely. _ _ _

declined to grant leave to appeal, the _

. been MARKETS.

,ed lsr. Whect."ili:C°m.54lv Osh. ‘ _

case of the Insurance Companies vs Mc- ' _ - _ Leod in the Supreme Court of"Canadaa' Bork. $l4.8_2.2-._.____; ~ v » 2 -_

d 1 ._ I '

ID ._.`...._¢:-.--='» 1 ""`

-twenty minutes after Borden conclu ed canadian-

re (Furnished by

|-_ _ _

toflush sewers, to drain ofl` stagn creeks. Let every resident seek out a cure the cause of ill-smells in premises clean the secret d'r-av corners

it, and let him, besides, put no obsta in the way of authorities in doin.; t like for street and lane and public pa Business hIen's Associations, of which

ahand in this needed work. Ani t

attract visitors, ought not to ignore t cleanness of towns to which they are aux ous to attract travellers. Picturesqu

tiful, will hardly attract a tourist- least notasecond time.

NEW YORK MARKETS.

Closing prices y

Amalgamated Copper

American Sugar

American Tobacco Atchison Common

Brooklyn Transit ,

Burlington

Lodisville Nashville

Manhattan

New York Central

North Pacific Common

Rock Island

St. Paul United States Steel Com. United Scaccc Steel Prfd.

pleasant work. This is the time of year

_ “rg I 'ruin ony st. ay. -

_ _Montreal Gas

his

of D C l

city,town, and ham‘et,dweliirig or ar mud Rgggsganuininéh'

21° Pane do _ _ " rf Noi-tii;sar at ` f ' ~ Dominion Iron and Steel »

B 7° Prof. ‘

_ _ _"___ _`WsrEagle - _ » ____ - _ __

Tourisfs Associations who are seeking to ‘ ' ~ '

number have been formed, may well take

smelling place, however outwardly beau LQSSYIVC _ '

t- he umcdr that cues -_1-cola In one ~

_14 ll 7

1l‘7

149 ` 157

__ 91 _ Q.

oi(

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rviiaeffempm

' roundly, and we seek to prevent a recur- . _ rance of infections inaladiesby giving now- M _ tu w

- ¢

i` ly and collectively, instead of taking ahnnb

Alt-in

. U-'J

' _ ‘ .Vf '_

Baking Powder

ii ii

_ _

.1 .

_ 1

is Hopeless

INSURANCE SUI I WDN MILIIIA CHARGES M0 B

- - ' '

ii- With Fixed Bayoiiets-lany-

Abolii Ended

_-nan

uns. ucxnvI.ev’s co .vDrrro1¢°norI.lse.

odgy SLN Fauvcmco, Hay una. ueiriniefs condition

the teiieriuiie mast uve 1 -

Pmrosatirm 1= expected next Wednes- _ The President im cancelled ati" engage?

mesa- comes. D _ I'if°fz.l7"` If

refusedto allow the cars and 33

PH- l`°lW.`8¢ WMI was

and uarrv unirr uznmi ‘ I

When afew feet from the mob thcsd#

iers reversed- their arms ‘and best bei

M _ _ _ _ __

the crowds with the butts of their rmect

All

Ghiuao May 16.- (Speciai.)»- Ilia

following are the closing rates: - _ -_

Pork 1470. _ ~ _ .» _Jury wheat, in- om, 443

Closing prices _

St. John St. Ry. Halifax St. By.

Royal Electric ‘D `

‘ 0 _

I- ‘ * e - e_ . _ _

ness is a great charm, but a dirty and ill This lislgillrc is cn-every 2! me ’ ` “

a` ‘ % .

To-deLy's Probetbilitieet

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, _

._. --7- _1

2 TO CURE GRIPPEIN TWO D YS if

4§ 'Laxative Bromo-Quinine removes ask ‘ 'I' Zi 1 _L T3 - ' :_ 'f qw ' _ ) _ viii ' 9 I `

100 _ _ _ @<5IZ1f’f@l2" 1

-Q ‘i - 149 I if 140

_ 1 1|;

.Seeds i

you did not get a c~ py send to as one they are free. ~-

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9 ` McCuaig, Rykert L_ _ __

the courts and with the accumulated costs Mm"-aah) ' _ f

C- Canada Pacific ' nt, Montreal St. Ry.

_ __ Toronto St. By.

fl-'lla

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wcccetc!!£lEi!§¥

Toronto. May 16-isp-sein;-r.i¢iii vu i- ’ f~`

Z: able wind line, and warm. _

` s.

@r°o\vr/ _

Twenty two years buy&_ - ___

and selling seeds. -D _

lThelcrgestSeedHonceintbf`Y

Pf0vin¢¢3. Business increasirigf ` oooh yor. Thi! is our _ »

'llie_people_of this Province ` "

on ns for their Seed supply and `

when they buy from us that they

cam

gettin: =h°l very bm seeds tim. meek can buy. 12,0(D copies if our 20* Century Catalogue issued shin year _

O ._

REU. EARIEB &

e I iiszivii s. iiiinir I ~ S D -ii

f _ e ‘f -ii. Jas. Paros at oo. . . . f _

_ S018 Agents _ _u______°w__“_ “___ _ _ i _.infi_i¢t¢vei-ycitieen help iam in his uc-_ ,__¢~ _Wholesale ani Renal S.edcn

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