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Vr-V ' " \ > > id t * ' 1 > .UltlllOill MI'lll lu IIUlL' 11U I'lU'.ti I Hour's Till*? . C o ofi'-r Ou?' Hundred Dollars Howard for t o of Catarrh t hut cunnot b cure I by 8 U's Catarrh i ure. ! '. .1. Ciir.sr.v A Co., Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, have known 1". .T. J lem y Tor i ho Inst 15 years, niul believe him j | ?ricoliy honorable in nil business transue? "<! and dnnneially aide to < arry out any * bltgatious made by their firm, t A j mi- .V 'Iiu'ax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Wai.dim>, Kinman .V Marvin, W'holesnlo I Druggists, Toledo, 1). Ilnll'; Catarrh < ore tak mi internally,netL Injr directly d|ion the blood and mueoussur?1 laces of the system. Testimonials will free. J I'riee, 75o. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take Hull's Family Tills for eAnstiput ion. V Swi?? I.uw I.ittle Observed. The killing of birds is forbiddon in | ?S the Swiss ' niiion of Tessin, and last year the rural police eonllscatoil over b 20.000 traps and nets. Nevertheless, the birds are oIYeted for sale in llie " markets with iinponily. FITd none nn en 11 ,ei: red. No 111 < or nervousnest after IIrst da> s use of Dr. Kline's (Jreiit | NerveKestorer.^Ut rin! hottleand treatise free Dr. It. U. Ki.ink, Ltd., 0S1 Arch St.. IMilla., I'a. ] During some recent explorations nt PomI peii in ancient kitchen was unearthed. J Ank Your Ilenlnr Kor Allen'* Foot-R?? ? ' m A powder. It rests t ho feet. Cures Corns, Miuiuiu. iwinii>n, Ml lous,Aoliini? Sweating Feet and Ingrowing Nails. Allen's Foot-Enae tnnWos now or tight shoes easy. At all Druggists and Shoo stores, 25 cents. Accent no substitute. Snmplo mailed Fkke, Address, Allen s. rMmsted, Iioltoy, N. V. The grav wnli' is very destructive to cattle m Montana. Mrs. Wtnslow's Soot hlng Syrup for children teething, soften t h<? gutns, reduces iulliunillation, allays pain .cures wind colic, 25c.allodia In Dundee, Scotland, the trolley sysiein is used to clean and sprinkle the strict?. J'iso's Core is the best medicine we ever used for all affections of throat and lungs.? Wm. O. Enuhlcy. Vanburen, lnd., l,-el>. it), 1200. A floating electric crane is used for the loading and unloading ol? ships at Kiel. I, .. % ? > ? '. P.H I I Miss (iannon, Sec'y Detroit w Amateur Art Association, tells young women what to do to avoid pain and suffering caused by female troubles. " OrarMm. I'inkiivm: ? lean consciontionsly rcconmiciul Lydla K. Pink ham's Vegetable(impound to those of my sisters suffering with female weakness anil the troubles which ho often befall women. I suffered for months with general weakness, nml felt so weary that I had hard work to keep up. I hail shooting pains, and was utterly miserable. In my distress T was advised to use I.ydia K. , Pinkhnm's Vegetable (Jompound, anil it was a red letter day to nie when 1 took the Hrst dose, for at that iine my restoration began. In mx weeks I was a changed woman, perfectly well in every re-peet. I felt so elate 1 and happy that 1 want all women who suffer to got well as I did." --- Mis* (Unxon', .159 .lones St., Detroit, Mieh., Secretary Amateur Art Association. - $5000 forfeit If original of abovp letter nrovlnj (Kmi.i.Kn 1 ronnof be produce J. Wheti ono eiHisldrrs that Miss Oannow'sIcHcr Is only one ?f the I countless hundreds which tve l aro continually publishingin the newspapers of this country, the grcnt virtus of Mr-. Pink ham's medicine uiu^t be \ admit ted by all. \ ~ Mo. 155. V I ^^Cohpi-exioN^E^ \ 4 - 7),' v-r ua* ' ^VlLSON^i \_ x^ 1 ^ ^XfRECKLE CURE TVVR % ' irf Vt _ UlARANTtCO'O* fRTCWtS UP?V 1 9 HS4 V \ MOlh Himf""- CH/^S f *' ? 1 ? . X?\BOX. TRIAL 25*<-v % 5! ' A LRW ILS ON ? CCLm* a pwpOv M V s X CHAWIE'.TON S. C. / 2 |S S ^xx?i;\roRSa^ ar au. ow* swmv' Amn - ? M S o 'I I - i ?! r* 10 cl IIis y, rt ii. u> la j? il Ml a. I .n | to I d sof >1n iijf Hamburg has jusl asked the House of Hurgesses to make an appropriation of 1 ."Au.inhi marks The Holland submarine torpedo boat Fulton made two sueeessful at tacks on a "hostile ship" oft Point ; .Indith. Tiie tests were made under the supervision of a navy hoard. T, A POP WOULP. International Seamen's I'liion lias Itt.tMMi atiiliated nienibcrs. Prussia lias "o".:i associations of stenographers witli ol.lihl members. llorseslioers will hold their annual movent ion at Omalia, Neb., on .luno 27. Team drivers al Toronto, Canada, lave demanded a minimum wage of fl" a week. The Harnienf Workers* Convention s to be held in ItnlValo, N. V.. ' the alter part of August. The closing of three furnaces of the Illinois Steel Company in Chicago lirew Too men nut of work. The Uailwny Master Itoilermakers n convention at Indianapolis selected Uuffalo for the next convention. Labor unions of Oenrgin are advocating lhe establishment of a Bureau jf State i.ahor Statistics and Mining. Freight handlers on the Canadian Paeitie and Crand Trunk lines demand 1 n increase in wages and a ton-hour Jay. The latest report of the Itritish Amalgamated Soeietx of Painters -how s an aggregate expenditure of jt| l.tHMI.IMIO. Statistics show that in Virginia railroad employes average spg,.".:i a year less than tiny were being paid i live years ago. i The Huston (Mass.) painters and < Jeeora tors' union is the largest i painters' local in the world, with nearly l'oim) members. Oakland (Cel.) butchers lmye been successful in launching a co-operative meat eoinoany. li has been in operation since Jane 1. A new interimiional union is to be : formed by ilie Carpet W orkers' Cnion ill 111 rife eililS ill III' I Ii'.iiiin.i'il >: pet layers, uuii'Ts, liieas'ifcm ii it ml sow era. PliOMINKNT PFOPLI3. Ex-President Cleveland ami family will spend the summer at Sandwich, ST. 11. CJ. F. Walls, a 'oval Academician, i me of the n.:?st famous of llritisli irlisis, has passed his eijditj seventh inrthday. Maripils Tto. the .1:.panose statesman, is described as an ir.defn ligihle reader of l.urnp-ai: ami American literature. M. Hoe. ?i. r. an has been eh s en President <d' the Society of French Artists. Mark Twain is busily engaged in ?ompilin;; iiis autobiography at his villa near Florence. Madame Paili lias berpieatiled her larynx to the museum of the ISoyal , College of Surgeons. The Kaiser has become an ardent violinist, and practices diligently and jxcrneiatingly at every opportunity. I>r. Matthew* Ilarkins eelebrated tlie seventeenth anniversary of bis consecration as llishop of Providence, It. I. 'Sir Wilfred Laurie*. Premier of Canada, could not sneak a word of Knglisli until he was eighteen years >1(1. r! 1 ?i e? f*A n? T*?\l I ? hs H.? ' ' - X * MM I I M' \ I III* HI I yonfer tl; * honorary degree of I.E. f>. upon United Stales Ambassador | ?hoate. President Koch. of the Herman Relrhsbank. Iterlin, lias just celo>ratnl the seini-eenionar;* of tin* beginning of his official career. The Rev. Dr. V.' E. Harrison, As ocialo Kililor of the Christian Evan* j relist, has been elected President of ; Llutler College, of Indianapolis. It is said that Princess Christian. . Princess Charles of Denmark and the ' Princess of Wales could earn their i 1 vlng as stenographers were it ue.es* wry. I T " ! Zulu Prince Going Home. H. R. H. Prince Uiiscngangacnna I'mhlangnn, Umbcla?.! Cetewayo, who has been living In London lodgings for some time, is about to return to ^ | Zululand, wh3re. he says. he will dis- 1 card European clothing at once, and I j resume! skins, beads, feathers and leg j | bracelets, tie can speak Zulu. Kaffir. ! | English, Dutch, French, Portuguese 1 and Spanish. AST FROM WHITE HOUSE. Several Chandeliers Are Rescued Because of Their Associations. Having been east aside by the executive. several chandeliers of historic .significance to those familiar with the White House have been rescued and sent to Congressional committee rooms. It was when the White House was being overhauled that the old relics, dating from President Grant's term, were sent to an auctioneer to be sold. Superintendent Elliott Wood of the Nationid Capitol heard about it and had them withdrawn from the sale. The finest of the chandeliers was placed in tiie rooms of the Senate Committee on the District of Colunr bia. It weighs 800 pounds and eon tains 5,000 pieces of crystal. Tht original cost of this one. together with four others rescued. Is said to have been $27 000. They were imported from Tt!iH?1nnr1 nn<1 r\H?r!na11v urorA signed for accommodating gas 1 itv. but now they have been remodeled for use with electricity. WAS SAVED BV A KISS. Pittsburg Glass Worker Owes Life to Sweetheart?A Romance. A farewell kiss giveu by his sweetheart. Miss Hattie Currau. aroused Thomas L. Carter, a Pittsburg glass worker, from a trance anil saved him from burial alive. lie was engaged to be married to Miss Curran, and was visiting at her parents' home in Somerset, i'a., when lie was stricken with typhoid fever. The fever ran its course and it was thought he was recovering when lie suddenly snnk in a stupor, anil when the physician arrived lie pronounced him dead. The relatives were notified and arrangements made for the burial. When the undertaker arrived Miss Curran begged for one last look before lie was turned over to the hands of that individual. it was noticeable that the pallor of d^ath had not spread over his face, anu as she stooped and kissed his lips an eyelid fluttered. Immediately steps were taken to resuscitate him, ami it is now thought he will recover.?New York Journal. The Color of Whisky. M?.?_ i ? auuui okiu II VMllShy, writes II. P. M., "is. dues color indicate age?" Theoretically it should: actually It does not. Whisky is stored in sherry casks to mature and takes color front the wood. Sherry, however. covers a wide range of shades, and a spirit stored in a cask which had held a pale variety would obviously not lie colored to the same extent as a spirit stored for a like time in a cask that had previously held a dark-brown wine, though as regards maturing both would be equally improved. The general public, however, could never be got to understand that two bottles of whisky dif fering in color were absolutely identical in every essential point, and therefore most brands maintain a standard of color by means of a harmless coloring ingredient, namely, burnt sugar."?London World. Earthquake Forms New Lake. A remarkable phenomenon is reported from the Russian rural commune of Schava. in the government of K/.ar IT Koksaka. inexplicable sounds were heard for several days issuing from the earth. The sounds varied from something like the booming of cannon to the screeching of steam whistles, and seemed to come from a forest skirting the commune. In this forest, wiiere the terrified peasantrv gathered in expectation of some calamity, the earth was seen to heave incessantly. Gradually lingo cracks appeared and water was seen. At last tae earth seemed gradually to sink, water rose and there appeared a new lake of considerable extent, which is now being examined by geologists. entitled to a Kest. Rev. Dr. William A. Robinson, pastor of the First Congregational church of Middletown. N. Y.. surprised his congregation by handing in his resignation after thirty-nine years' service in the ministry. He said he | was 64 years old and as army officers were retired at that age lie; thought he would retire. ftnmntntn+tnt+ttrttt nnn botanic J D.D.D.BLOOD BALM I it The Great Tested Remedy for the speedy ( 4 I and permanent cure of Scrofula, Kheuma- m 4t (ism, Catarrh, Ulcer*, Ecrema, Sore*. Erop- m 4 i lions. Weakness, Nervousness, and all * <; BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES. t It it by far the hest building up Toltie ai.d X , ( ntood Purifier ever offered to the world. I- X 4 , makes new, rich blood, imparts renewed vi X 4 , laluy, and possesses almost miraculous X t . healing properties. Writo tor Book ol Won- ^ 4 f dcrtul Cures, sent free on application. X ( , If not kept by your lot al druggist, send X $r.oofi.r a large bottle, or $5 oofor m* bottles, X 4 > and medicine will be sent, freight paid, 1 ^ X 41 BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta. Oa. al - BAD BREATH "For month- T had great tronhle with my atnviarll and U"*? d nil kind* of meriieln* s. My tongue ha? been n tualiv as green fin graRH. my brrnth hi\iur a bad od<?r. Two week* ?ik?> a friend recommended Caacai* r * and after uainie thein I can willlni'l) and eheerf >4iy nay that fury n?vo ontlr? l7fiir?'<l roe | thai : ro I t j on know that l ah all recommend them toa*iy one Ruffering from anrh trouble*." Cbaa. II. ii.ilpuu.lW ltiviogtou St.. Mew York, bi.7? The Dowels ^ CANDY CAT?A?nc Msvnt. P?l*t*h|e. Pf.tent, Taut* Oood no OnoA, H? or Utckm, Weaken or Oripe 16r Br. SOr. Noru old in bnlk. Tim genntno tablet (tumped CCO. Uutrtntcinl to cure or your money back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 396 ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES CATARRH OF MOS' PE=RU= Samuel 11. Sproelu-r. .Junior I'.eaille I 3t'JJ. I. (>. O. 1'., J'JS New UiKli St., I..? Wlile-: come here n /V ir i/cdrs mjo su/Ji'i lurch of the 1,'til ncifs, in xen rcli of two the ct t nut tc iron I (I riirr m r, /?nf joiimi tnlxCil. tint nliat the climate amltl n conldnntl did ilo.\Seren ?cccl?s' tci m<'that I hud the ciifht medicine, iim a ice 11 inn ii. I h nine of at trust liccnti men im-i-.su/ ii i- i mi i/e in ir/ncM I uilii been enretl nf en tarr'i. bind tier n ml /.tltrtimjli the use n/ I'em nil. n ml it J'riemls in lit Is i-ll i/. "?.S.I Ml 111, II. .s Catarrh of the Kidneys a Common Bis- ; ease?Kidney Trouble Often Fails to Be Regarded as Catarrh by Physicians. Cat;irrh o the kidneys is very common indeed, it is a pity this act is not better known to the physicians as well as the poo- le. People have kidney disease. They take some diureti.-, h< big to not better. They never once think of catarrh. Kidney disease and ca.arrh are . eldoni associated in the minds c people, a ., alas, it is not very often associated in the i-;inds of the physici lis. 'J'oo tew physicians recognize catarrh of toe ..nine They doctor* tor boinethinn else. Tliey try this remedy Fo Amonii the ninny T.ihhy ili-liracies :tr?* II Veal lai.it, Peerless Wafer-Sliced l>r?<1 Beef Ha?h. etc. whohnome I<k?I? that ar assiib-t.iuti.il as they arc uri'it irinc. Ask your Grocer (o | Libby, McNeill f- Libby Wisdom of the Barber. "It always makes mo tired," said the old barber, "when a man tells me to quit wasting so much time rubbing in the lather and hurry along with his shave. If he only knew it, he is laying a sure foundation for a chapped and sore fare. The reason for using soap in shaving is to remove the grease always close to the sl.in. and on the surface of the beard. This can not be done without rubbing it well in. Many persons who shave themselves do not understand this, and wonder u'hv #b?u havo ft nna TV./1V blame the bay rum. and change off to witch hazel or something else. Rubbing the soap in well makes the beard soft and pliable. It also lessens the chances of the razor slipping. Always rub the lather well in with the lingers; never with the brush. What must one think of a man who has not time enough to let the barber shave him properly, but who spends ten minutes ehatiing with the girl at the cigat counter, or with the manicure girl, on his way out of the shop?" ELIXIR. BABEKJ* The Quick a.nd Sure Cure fcr MALARIA. CHILLS. FEVER AND LA GRIPPE. It is s powerful tonic and appMizer Will cure thut Ured feeling I'atiis In Hack, I.(mil* and Head, la n purely vegetable Couiiat mil. and contains Xo Quinine at-Arsenic. I repsred li, KI.Ot ZKVk NK I A fO.. Washington. D.C. weak r > t-a, oac ThomptM's Eye Watw . b IS THE CA1 r KIDNEY: NA CURES CA' c. . r Captain Jt I.I.M,J,. Troy Police UKSL N. V., as foil "i'/nm tin ^ a m /ai I infiet "fj't'ctittl \ II ch ov jn'i ii lid n fcir . \ pWVI'HtH III A \ ".VoMir it/' \ \ found yrcui |''' S it' ?'? .a X: w'o/ I CAPTAIN < 1'IIHU r:il. Jr- -?r~= . vr-r-v^= nd that remedy. 1'ho trouble may be j catarrh all tlie time. -V few bottles of I I'cruua wo euro them. Pe-ru-na Removes the Cause of the Kidiiev Trouble. 1* rui.. .strikes at 'lie very centre of the Iilliculty. by eradicating the catarrh from tin* kidneys. C'aturrj. is the cause of kidney diflinilty. Keinovc the cause and you remove the clfeet. \. .1 . unerring accuracy I'eruna goes right to the spot. The ki?Ineys are s<>< a doing their work with perfect regularity. rri. J. m. r* ? ? - * AuuusHiius oi xesumomais. Thousands of testimonials from people who have hail kidney disease whieli had ?onc beyond the control of the physician tural Flavor ('/ j 0 vy <L?! 4tJ? /a are .it a loss to know what to serre for Vfll / | when youcr.oe sunn-thin? hoth app<s Asfy 1 satisfying, try IB/ I Libby's3S8 od Products " ton pi oss Chicken. Melrose fate. fj50 Beef. Potted Ham and Coined if'r?* e. as dainty as vhey are good? r Libbf's. Chicago J! Jif Hundreds of Itn.ian immigrants are ; in danger of starving at Montreal. Or. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordiu'i The Great Southern f>Tjy. Cure.", all Stomach and Bowel Troubles, i xuch as Chronic Dvsenfo:v Cholera Mnr- I bun. Bloody I'lux. and nlsy children teething:. It seldom fftIV? to make quick i and permanent cures of nil stomach and 1 bowel diseases See testimonial of the tatHEJVR& W. EUsX r>y. Dr. Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga. Dear Sir: This Is the tlrst eerttf-cate that I have ever given as to the merits j of any medicine, but I take pleasure in ! I recommending Dr. Biggers' Huckleberry I I Corciial. I consider It the best remedy j that I have ever used In my family foe ! Stomach and Bowel Troublen. 50c In- i verted In a bottle of this medicine to be used In the beginning of any stomach ' trouble will often save life as well as a ] large doctor's bill. I have a friend whose i life was. In my opinion, saved by the prompt use of Dr. Diggers' Huckleberry I Cordial. Foe sale by all Druggists. 25 I and 50c per bottle. (Signed) HENRY W. GRADY. I Atlanta. Ga.. May 23. 1887. Hsltiwanger-Taylor Drug Co., Pro p., Atlanta. Ga. I Taylor's Cherokee Remedy cf Sweet j Gum end Mullein v ill < : <'nucha. Croup and Consumption. Vrlro "aenndtt gV.otll.STOI , t.t.t.-xrzzzib"-. - -1 u ft :2f?l,v I'nr nil kinds and sixes of fT T? t*' 1**' 9**'' Into the oons'PUrtlon of! H b r S-- I? : to - >nd Htste UitnoiiHlons M, ?> M ? I IIMIlId:, ?rx>K-.iTit 11 irU-.CJBW. i-rt< ? on t Tnr; - Boaut J- ill" ft! Jl ftPf, ! Modern Store Fron's. W 1 L. 1 L~ tali 1 *E? 1 Cbieatro store st moderst. SOUTHERN FOUI ???????e???ta???? or KK.S PVSPKI'Sl A. HICK IIF.AI?A TYNER'S DYSPE! r ^J^CBOOKLET^^^Wrlt?\HoiM3K^ J 3E ^ DISEASES. rARRH. nnes L. Pempsey, Captain 2nd Pn-i inct Force, writes from 198 Ferry St., Troy, ows. / personal ejcperlenee with I'eruna I i it is a very flue remedy far tutu rrh? v. whether of the head, limits. stomi tc orutins. It runs eotds t/uiehly, doses taken after undue eajmsure neks. the patrolmen uudrr me Inter also t ret (ej%/rotn I'rruna. It tins en red rs oj kidney nutl bladder troubles, en snjferiny /'ram I ml iyest it tt and i. and lam fully peesuadttl taut it t. reliable metiieine, better, I /ally reettm mend it." ?/ i if i:s i.. ni:m i">> C. Swnn.'on writes from f>'?7 II .1:- m ?. 1.1.. as follows: 11...1 - t ............. nro iu "HI in .i.i ... iuh I ijotstraited covere I,.!' iVmn tiiu- to s ttlcd in tip* kidney-. causing severe ' i!o >ii tin* pelvii nriran-. n i? ?' like i new in.hi, .nil in -nicialiil ! give all piai-e t loiiiiii A. I. - . fs iv . 7 jamfs l. demps:c:y. rg:;-.: r-r.-s?r-^r;g- ii~;? ?^5 'J an- received by Dr. Ilartman ever> year, Kiviiijj iVruna the whole praise for marvelous cures. Pe-ru-na Cures Kidnev Disease. Pcrun.i cures kidney disease. The reason it cures kidney disease is because it cures catarrh. Catarrh of the kidneys is the cause of most kidney disease. lYrtina cures catarrh wherever it happens to be located. It rarely fails. If you do not derive prompt and satisfactory results from the use of l'oruna, write at once to Dr. Ilurtman, giving a full statement of your case, and he will he pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. llartman. President of The Ilurtman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. FREE to WOMEN A Large Trial Box and book of instructions absolutely Free and Postpaid, enough to prove the value o 1 PaxskrteToifetAnfisepKc Puxtine Is in powder ?forin to dissolve to water ? non-poisonnu and (arsupcrlortoliquld anllsrpl).:* containing l ulrnhol which irritates \ ird'umcti surface*, and H have no cleunsin<t prop5 erties. 'I he contents ( of every box makes 5 more Antiseptic Sol list K?e* further?has mure w use* in the family und dnesmorcgoodthanany antiseptic preparation Tl .t formula of a noted Boston physician, ar.d used with .great success as a Vaginal Wash, forLeucorrhoia, Pelvic Catarrh, Nasal Catarrh, Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Cuts, and all soreness of mucus membrane. In lord treatment of female ills Paxtineis invaluable. Used as a Vaginal Vash wo challenge the world to prodm o its equal for thoroughness. It is a revelation in cleansing and healing power; it kills all germs which cause inflammation and discharges. All lending druggists keep I'axtlto*; price, MV\ a box; if yoi.rsdocs nut,send to us f r it. ilon't tako a substitute? t In-re is nothing like Pax tine. tTMir.ur mrr irr nox l?I 1'UXllllO TO-?l ? E. PAXTON CO., 7 Pope Bid*., Boston. >* <. ilSAWMIUSSSSI M with Urge's Universal I.og Beams, Rec-tllln- M fljear. Simultaneous Sol Works ami the lira H cook-King Variable Keed Works are utiaz m oellad tor accrkAcr, simplicity, in ami i - HiTT and sank or opkbation. Write for full L descriptive circulars Manufa< tured by the BSALKM IRON WORKB.W In-ton Ha eni.N.C. EUtmowi ::M nrallltiK m Blow days; elTecti n permanent cure in to to to days. Trial treat ment given tree. Nothingcan bofoire* Write l)r. H. H. Green's Son* Sonciallsts. Box K Atlanta. G:. So. il.V qu? Ile?*t t'-^ugli 8yrup. TnntoH iood. bn*% {^j IE FRONTS Store ftnlldlncs. We furnish all materia] onterin r ifiirc Fronts Writ'1 n-> nlmitl ymir ptiipowl Imlld iinil stj !. o' ('"iit hii i ?< will !>. id >(ni. Mll i: hi Hue 1'rllit J'lau, and ijtiote you an .ltieni'ly low ar ifxil, Evorlnwl ijip i-lriveyon nil th > Mvlenf mi 'Or. AUt Now York or cost send tor < IItIIIokII( . N D R Y CO., Owonsboro, Kentucky riiK, mi.forsNKss, nkkv?i sm:>s t PSIA REMEDY