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 Content preview:  Our Top Skin Care Solution Skin tags are painless, noncancerous
    growths on the skin. They're connected to the skin by a small, thin stalk
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Our Top Skin Care Solution


Skin tags are painless, noncancerous growths on the skin.  They're connected to the skin by a small, thin stalk called a peduncle.  Skin tags are common in both men and women, especially after age 50.  
  
 
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mess&mdash;they had so many things that we didn't. But right away a good thing happened again. "How did Fitzpatrick lose his arm?" asked Scout Van Sant of me, when we were out hunting and Fitz couldn't hear. "In the April Day mine," I said. "Where?""Back home."189 He studied. "I thought the name of that town sounded awfully familiar to me," he said. When we came into camp with our rabbits, he went straight up to Fitz. "I hear you hurt your arm in the April Day mine," he said. "Yes. I was working there,"


saws and axes, and the trees were great spruces, so high and stately that we felt like ants. Among the shaded, nice-smelling aisles the old trail wound. Sometimes it was so covered with the fallen needles that we could not see it; and it had been blazed, years ago, by trappers or somebody, and where it crossed glades we came upon it again. It was an easy trail. We reached the top of a little ridge, and before us we saw the pass. 'Twas a wide, open pass, with snow-banks showing on it, and the sun swinging


and looking down we saw the lake. It was lying at the base of Pilot Peak. Above it on one side rose a steep slope of a gray slide-rock, like a railway cut, only of course no railroad was around192 here; and all about, on the other sides, were pointed pines.


down to set behind it. The trail forked, one branch making for the pass, the other making for the right, where Pilot Peak loomed close at hand. There was some reason why the trail forked, and as we surveyed we caught the glint of a lake, over there. Major Henry examined the sketch map. "That must be Medicine Lake," he said. "I think we'd better go over there and camp, instead of trying the pass. We're sure of wood and water, and it won't be so windy."The trail took us safely to the brow of a little basin,

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