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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. NJ. Pdacip

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. NJ. Priacipal \ MIR VIM. IRVINE, TIC. b. .lssistant Y VIE business of tie next session will commence
 IA on the l7th of November Mr. Anderson has
 made arrangements for the accommodation of aboni twenty boarders, who during the hours of prepura tory study will be continually under the superys
 ion ot himself or his Assistant. Strict but paren- 1tal discipline will at all times be enforced Bows Iwho will not comply with the regulations of the ,scbool, will be dismissed. Those wishing, can study the entire undergraduate course ol the best colleges of ihe United States in Classics. Mathe- maties, Natural Philosophy and thorough English Pducaton. Recitatons of pieces are weekly se- auiredirom all the students
 1 The terms are-lor boarding So month--the student supplying his own candles, or paying S5 extra for the session of ten morths Noexira charge for fuel or washing Tuition for the session of five months in English or any Of its departments S2o and in Classics $25.
 All boarders required to bring with them two towels, which, wth their clothes, are all to be dis dnctly marked. Boarders also are required to pay for their board in all Instances half of the half ses sion in advance.
 Mir. Anderson refers with pleasure to the follow ing opinion of his labofs during the session which has just elosedt
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JOHN pD ATT
New Orleans, Sept. I, 1915. 3-tf N-aEEEa8Ee Efap.Ena fala. SnEa.

YENHE owner intending to leave carly next spring
 -a for California, will sell on most reasonable terms the farm upon which he resides situate on the Mis- sissippi river h miles below Napoleon, in Desha county. Arkansas. It contains 246 acres, all of choiec iand, high, and handsomely situated and protected against all high water by a substantial levee. The buildings are large, connections and completely finished With the farm, if desired he will sell l00 head neat cattle, 10 horses and 100 head hogs, as also his farming utensils. Terms easy 52o00 in Arkansas Bank eurtails, and the balance half cash and half in two years For further par ticaIars enquire of D. G. " Leavitt, Esq, at Ma polcon. JOHN WILKINSON.
 Napoleon, Sept l0lh, I845 lew
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THE RIO GRANDE.

iiiL hlO 1iN bL-
 trei treaty which Santa Ana fcrm- le authorities of Texas, by which K his own liberty and preserved the \! ||lezlco, has just been published by Ne copy both the private and pub nom the columns of the Calves It appears, from both these in-
 that the Rio Grande was at that Flated as the western boundary of
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

Froa, Young's " O. Price Current, Get I5 REMARKS ON THE MARKET FOR THE PAST THREE
 DAYS,
 The past three days have not witnessed much ac- tlvity in the market, fl we accept the article of Flour, which has experienced quite an animated de- mand within the last day or two, at considerable improvement in prices. In most other descriptions of Western Produce, the transactions are limited, and prices dropping.
 The mail of Sunday morning put us in possession of the Cambfa's accounts, which are from iaYre to the 16th and from Liverpool 10 the 18th ulhno.- The commercial advices, which we are pleased to notice still of favorable eharaetor will be found at length in our columns.
 l. will be observed that Cotton continued to meet with ready sale, at further slight improvement, and that the Grain haryests had been SO far secured to qniet all apprehension of a very material deficiency in the supply of bread-a point of vast importance, the favorable influence ot which manifesting it. self in increasing confidence and improving trade, though it will be remarked that the damage to the crops in England, Ireland, and on the Continent, is likely 10 be to such an extent will admit consi- derabe supplies of Flour &c. from this eountfy.- Our remarks below will exhibit the effect of these advces, so far as yet developed, upon our own mar l1et.
 And important and agreeable change has taken place in the weather since our last report and we are now favored with a clear, cool atmosphere, which is highly proptious to business and the crops.
 The river remains at about IS feet below high water mark.
 COTTON.-Arrived since the 10th instant, of Louisiana and Mississippi ,844, Tennessee iSl7, Arkansas 200, Lake 25s, Texas 37; together H. l56 bales. Cleared in the same time for Liverpool 3l68 bales, Cork and market 2S4l, Havre 1888, New York 1891, Boston IT; together 9552 balas-- making an addition to stock of l604 bales and leav Ing hand inclusive of all on ship board not clear ed on the l4th instant stock of 72,353 bales.
 NEW ORLEANS sCT8SsIFIcAT4oe
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ours, very respectfully,
Ea2EsEDyg ABsHs.

WILLS vices; bellows; screw plates; hand and sledge hammers bright traces log and halter chaines; broad axes; choppng and hand do; shingling hatchcts; shoves and spades; corn and eoife nlls cotton and wool cards grubbing hoes; carolina and steel do steelyards; iroes foot adze; cross cut and hand saws; circular do match planes, smooth jack and jointer dos polished steel and iron shovels and tongs plated and iron stirrups; iron wire, assorted; hooks and hinges; east and brass bnts; table hinges; locks of all kinds; knob and thumb latches; screws; tacls; brads shoe nails shoe hammers and pincers; avis; sad irons; drawing knives; chlsels; gouges; common and patent au- gers flies of all kinds; wood and horse rasps; mon key wrenches; bed keys; bed easors; plane irons ; butcher, shoe and pocket knives; razors; razor stfops; knves and forks braces and bits sheep shears; screw pules; shears and scissors cast and tn'd ron tea kettles; sauce pans; gun locks era dle and grass sythes; sickles; cotton and hemp twine iron and steel sqaares horse nailes; mahogo- ny and brass knobs; hand vices; buckles; martin gale fags enrry combs; horse cards; solar lard lamps; britannia and tin do do For sale by
 WILLIAM 5. WAIT.
 Little Rock, Oct. 8, 4s45. a-tf
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EEOSES GREENWOOD.

COiIli I0oIO-N EIND OItF' HitDIINU U MERGHAMys .No. 3 Fourcher street doors from Poy3ras, NEW ORLEANS, LA. o1f Particular attention paid to the sale of cor the collection and remittance of Funds-and the purchase and shipment of Merchandize generally
 5-Iv
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Furniture.

Furniture. vEfHE undersigned would respectfully inform the A citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he stii carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his old stand on Markham Street, and IS prepared to fill orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESH.a1,
 IND PELTRIES taken m exchange fer furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 A. E. Old furniture neatly repaired, and yarnish- ed Collins made at all hours. Prices to corres- pond with the times. VIM. ZANZIBAR. Oct. s, 1915. 4--tf. }.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS, PULASKI COUNTY,
 Prai,ie 1ounship.S WYE, the undersigned, have this day been called W upon to view and appraise estIay mare, shown to us by Lott Johnson and do find the same to be bright Iron gray mare, six years old thirteen and half hands high, no mark or brands perceive able, appraised by us to be worth twenty dollars.
 E. F. GULLETT,
 SAMUEL ROBINSON,
 ?. 5 STARBUCK.
 Appraisers. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day September, A. D. ls45. Sept 24, lSi5.-2-3t II. REYNOLDS, J. P.
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For Sale.

UgrrEp STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS. YFyHE District Court of the United States for the \ District aforesaid for the adjudication of un- confirmed French and Spanish Lard Claims. has adjourned over until the first Moaday of January IS46
 And it is ordered by the Court that this notice be published in the sArkansas Banner'' for six weeks successveIy, before the said first Monday of Janu- ary next VIM. FIELD, Clerk.
 By A. H. RUTHERFORD, D 0. October l5, 1915. 5-6w.
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N e W Goods S! ka. N. AEEeEgsCEy.

Ni ooLB respectfully beg leave 10 call the at
 W tention of the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, to his large and entire NEW STOCK of
 hsEy Goods and Groceries.
 lie IS disposed to offer them on ihe most accommo. dating terms. All persons visiting the city and wishing to purchase goods, either wholesale or ,e tall, would find 1t to their interest to call and ex aihe ms stoek before purchasing elsewhere; as he IS disposed to offer his goods al such prices as will induce persons to purchase if they want his goods He will receive all kinds of country produce and Pay'a persons may require goods or money In ad- dlion to his large stock on hand, he is now opeono the following goods: V
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YBEE. EsAVEaeSa9S & Ess. C0ITTOM ACTORS

COI4lfISSION MERCHANTS.
 13 CANAL STREET NEW ORLEANS.
 Refer to Mevsrs Sooa, GYlite S Co, Han. Geo. ". PaschaH, Van Buren. Col. John Dreanen. E. B. .4fston Esq.-Spadra Moreau Rose Esg.-Glarksville. John R. Strong Esq,-Morrison's Bluffs. Joseph 2. Terry Esq.-Nonistown Kinisbriae Potts Esq.-Pope County Henry Hamilton Esq.-Lewisburg Nessrs Ringo $ IrapnaiLtittles Rock. Jalnss Dc Blum Esg.-pine Bluhs. Col. James Smib-Post of Arkansas
 Ocotober l, lS45. 3-l
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REGULAR PACKET $ yy A Ta zs 0 "
J. OpCHKAN, Master.

6F77s h Tins splendid, new and strunnng S.5ii9 steamer, will run as q regular pack q s3s-s et the ensuing season, from New Orleans to Little Rock, Van Bufan, Fort Smith and Fort Gibson, touching at all intermediate landings Every attention will be paid to the safety and comfort ot passengers, and to he delivery of lettcrs parcels CT orders. entrusted to the care of her .oi cers
 For freight or passage apply on board, or to
 T. D. MERRiCK & Go.
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SPRING Hn-L, August 30. 1915.

efRINa HILL, August 30, IoI5. To Ike Rec. John .lasleesoa
 DEAR Sfp-1our examination which has just eos i fI4s e4uai,ed, if not surpassed, most san gaine eXpeesas..s en cs.me a,neagstus with the highest recommendations as ripe scholar and an experienced instructor of onh and this from some ot the most celebrated Professors and pivnee of Belfast Royal College Ireland, and of the States of New York and Vrginia We are now satisfied tAat these high recommendations did you no more Fhan justice, iorwc are witnesses that the youth nn
 er your care for the past year not only united land happy, but have never been so thoroughly and accurately taught before. We tender you our thanks for determining to settle permanently amongst us, and feel confident that it is only necessary for this iof the most celebrated of it's kind in all the south Iern country. Be assured then, dear sir that you 'have already won our highest commentators, and nothing on our part shall be wanting to cheer and sustain you for the future.
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tue ioioWiHS goods:
 bale 5-4 brown domestcs, d-4 shirtnrs 4f :" Suncooll shirtincs. 7s !" Lowell's
 bleached domestic.
 4t Indian bend shirtines. h-4 Mill river.
 1-l '.sane old Coon," shir;ipgs, 7-8 t,yila drjIIines. pieces rail road diinity, '' Russia shectiugs g ' apron checks, |" linen, Irish linen. 22 brown linen. " coltonades, great variety, 22 American nanllin, superior bed ticking :' Hamilton twied, +' salad blue,
 white twIed linen lZ brown ss furniture prints, 12 brown holland cambric, assorted coors, 3O6 French ginghams, 10 fancy prints, 20 [" painted lawns, curtain priiits bishop lawns, null muslin, book muslin, l3 " Swiss, 10 plain lacnnet, q barred and stripped jaconct, '' white and black bobinet, black thewle, figured bobinet, Ladll black figured thewle, Ladies and gents fancy gloves, es' fancy dress hdlfs, dog gents black silk cagvats, pieces black Italian silk. If lbs sewing silk, 50 C patent thread, 20 dog spool cotton, 70 lbs hank sewing thread, dog pins,
 doz Heming's needles, Parasols and umbrellas, Hoses, cotton and silk, great variety, % pieces musquito bars, l2o dog tuck, side and reading combs, 50 palm leaf hats, 20 lbs Turkey red, ALso-A general assortment of school books, kept constantly on hand, Little Roch, June 24, Is45. 42-ts
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New Orleans, Sept. l, 1915.
G0sgarfnAqs,sslips.

' VIE underslgned have ths day associated thcm-
 A selves together for the transaction of GExnn- AT COMMISSION BUSINESS in this city, under the strepi. -
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DESCRIPTION.

DESCRIPTION. The said Hugh A. Patterson is abont forty years oi ags, heavy built, rather under the medium stature, d little lahe n one hip, fair and sandy hair, some what bald; carpenter by trade, but works aler- natiy al bIacksmithing and other rades incorporate, aad Mhen intoXealed, qmte loqnaeioug. 7-Iw
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Y9aSe:feas Notice,
STATE OF ARKANSAS.
 NEWTON COUNTY,

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 NEWTON CoUNTY,
 VxT E the undersigned citizens and l@fA W house. holders of Newton Coun- 5E8&st ! ty, have tilis day viewed certain bay TX " mare cstray shown 10 us by William eaS,,s2as s$s,e Harp with a small star in her fore head; twelve years old, fourteen hands high, ap- praised 10 twenty dollars, this the 29th day of An- gust, l6l5 WILLIAM CEGILL,
 B. $. CECILI.,s
 JOHN SEXTON. ALBERY KEEroN, J. P. Dct lst5 p,,, .r,
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YESBE co-partenersbip existing between the sub | scribera, underline firm of Jao C. PraH& Co. is hs day dissolved by mutual consent. JouN c. is charged with the settlement of the ailals 1l the lat. firm. JOHN G. PRATT.
 JACOB BRAKEMAN,
 $. F. BELKNAP. New Orleans, Sept. |, 1915.
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HsaEdR4lELA M Als,EabN

BY THE GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS. M IlEREAS, it has been made known to me, " that HUGH A. PATTERSON, who WIS convicted in tde Circuit Court of Scott County on the i2th day of August, 1913, of the murder of Jo- sePh Butler; and sentenced to five years imprisoa- ment in the Penitehtiary of said State has made his escape Iom the sherilf of said county, and is now running at large; and it is supposed that said Pat terson has gone to Texas,
 Now, therefore. l, THOMAS s. DREW, Governor of the State of Arlansas by virtue of the authority ill me vested by law, dc hereby offer reward of fYig Doi'ns 10 any person who may appre- hend the said Hugh \. Palterson and deliver him to the sheriff of said county of Scott in order that justice in this behalf may be had and executed,
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto
 set my hand, and caused the seal ol 0e~0, the State of Arkansas to be affixed at L. S. the city of Little Rock, this 23d day ->--I , of October, A. D. iSI5, and in the
 roth year of the Independence of the
 United States.
 THOS. s. DREW. By the Governor;
 D. B. GREER, Secretary ef Siaie.
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NEW GOODsll

LUST RECEIVED, al my Store, on,Main street, sB general and beautiful variety of new and fash. ionable goods
 My selection of goods for LADIES' DRESSES, &e is very well worthy of attention The articles being adiairabe in style and excellent in quality. And all adapted to the season.
 l, also, canrgcouimend my new stock ofCLOTHS, CASSIMERFs, NESffNGs, SATINETS, and all articles of gentlemens wear
 HATS, BOOTS. SHOES, Sc. of the latest styles and best kinds,
 QUtEHswARE, GLASS, GRoeKERy, HARpwARE, Ssc., &e., large and valuable assortment. SUGAR and COFFEE of the very best qualities. These goods have just been purchased with CASH. al the very lowest prices and l can afford to sell them lower believe, than such articles have ever been sold, in this market
 All persons who wish 10 purchase goods at the very lowest prices, for CASH. will do well to call on GEORGE MELBOURNE,
 E1sI sitlg oF jJa50 Sl
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PoTTeALLlNo KETTLE BLAcK-slfarried, on the 9th of September, by the Ber. Dr. Potts, yMr. Ezekiel BIack ot Hiss Susupnat KeHle.
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made before that time, unless there should be an nlraction by either of the contracting parties. Port ef Velasco, JNay l4, 1886. (Signed)
 DAVID G. BURNETT,
 ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA,
 JAS. CoLLNswoRTH, Sec'y of State,
 BAILY HARDIMAN, Sec'y of Treasury
 I. Il. GRAYscN, Attorney General.
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faae Roct. 0ct. 20. 1915.
&g48la4aN&s eRa1aN A'H' G3es S'E

@aF5fa4slSN eE8FaF "A 'H' e1G5S'E. Fk NlE subscriber will sell oil at cost the entres Ii stock of tie late firm of OFFICER X SMITu;t Terms, C9sh.
 Persons wishing to buy cheap, will to well to call
 The balance of the goods remaining unsold will be disposed ol at auction during the last week of No yember ensuing. ". P. OFFICER. N
 LiIlle Rock Oct 2p. lSl5 LII
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DENYING of every description neatly executed
 \ at office of the Arkansas Banner.
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Fare~e7tQf Gen. Santa .4aa to tae Tsraa

army
 My FRIENDS !-l have been a witness of your courage in the field of battle, and know you to be generous. Rely with confidence on my sincerity, and you shall have no cause 10 regret the kindness shown me. beg you to receive the sincere thanks of your grateful triend-FAREwELL.
 ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTA ANA. Velasco, lst June, 1886.
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EsE&SabE4EIE,EGlN.

ALBERy KEEToN, J. P.
 Oct p, l645 6-:w [prs. fee ss2 paid
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Uy NO dHfhflon ip1H be pald 10 any order unIess inc money yaccompanieS q.
 0z-Those desiring complete copies of the Con- gresslonal Union and Appendix, will please send us their names previous to the lst day of December next
 o5-We will willingly pay the postage on all let ters sent to us containing Jse dollars and upwards Other letters directed 10 ms, with the postage unpaid tclH not be taken out of the office. 9B-Newepapers throughout the country, who will publish tine above prospectus until the meeting of Congress, will receive, in return, the Congressional Union during tbesession.
 RITCHIE SS HESS. Washington. Aug. l. Is45.
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Proposals fog Aaner6can Wa ter~Es0gted EaellaEo.
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Little Rock. Get. %. 1915.
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DAVID G. BURNETT.
 JAMES CoLtINswoRTH, Sec'y of State ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANA. B. HARDiMAN, Sec'y of the Treasury P. Il. GRAYsoN, Attorney General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25

A soS6 Book lLLVsrEATED, GIVEN GRsTis-Ii con-
tans beautiful songs which te sung 20 the following
air. dreani that dwell IN marble hs.:" The sn- old
English gentleman and you'll remember me- from The
Bohemian girl " The old house home from an Old
opera ANY lady have one without cost by call
ne al p Chatham 3-3 Broadway ie3 .reot
~ BaRzys TRcoFHE RoUs.--A c Barry arts, in hair
has much pleasure submitting the following efier to III
friends and The public, which ueci- comment.
Phlare. pt-a. June l5 i3.i
DEAR Sill would De lot 10 al en-e u feeling and grs-
ude. II failed 10 express YOU the Inbolrde pleasure
fee ~ having had my hair perfectly restored %
years hy tie use ~ your precious Ircopherous nd
words Inadequate 20 express ieelnz- suffice 90 say
nv xarnr-i wishes Tor your welfare and prosper
v. and would suggest 90 establish more F-n-rs Is
rolg holf he country. Why have you not an agent here
convinced that niue. niph' oe done IN large popus
Ted city Ike Ills. therefore impress upon you % establish
agents a. once A. friend 20 humanity call upon you %
do is for how many might b. benefited ] have been.
We're ony better known, send you my address which
yol AZ liberty 10 show privately your friends and
TONERS: bar would request you not f0 publish there
always delclcy u such ma'fer. Wishing YOU all magma
be success ain. your ever. j. NJ l.
To 4 C. Barry, 10 Broadway.
Sold by 4 y. SANDS 4 Co 10 Broadway. and 81 Fui-
ton street John Measlm, 81 Broadway : Manson 2i
-prng street. Dr. Lindsay, $ Sixth avenue Van Noorhes
~ Hudson street. James w Smith corner Fulton and
Cranberry streets Brooklyn; and by the proprietor 4 {
Barry. artist In hair lf6 Broadway; samuel Reed. corner
Gay and SsraioFs streets Baltimore; b. = Reeves, u
Braiile square Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-25
THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS
And Magnetic Fluid.

gI,HIS REMARKABLE DISCOVERY HAS RECEl'-
ed the universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession
oil Great Britain who have pronounced II among the mos
important Of moo scientific inventions The PATENT Gal
gssIC RNGs have been found all the purposes fOi
which the ordinary gavanc battery electric and magnetic
machines used, b,a without any Of the injurious
winch always accompany the application by hess
instruments and 10 many other respects are more safe and
certain In accomplishing the desired object
The Gaysnc Rings have been used with perfect success
IN all OF Rheumatism, acute or chronic Gout, TIC
DOereux, Sick Headache, Indigestion Dyspepsia, FITS
Cramp Paralysis stiff Joints General Debility, Neuralgia
Deficiency Of Nervous Energy and all Nervous Disorders
The Gsysnc power which they POSSESS Is gradual and con
sani and the beneficial effects they produce upon the ys
TEN must Witnessed 20 be- believed The Galyanc Ring,
are in every way perfectly harmless and sold at price,
10 BE- within the reach Of all. CRlsTlE'S MAGNETIC
FLUID i used In connection with The Gayanic Rings "a
pf0mO. sni render certain their efficient scOu and d
direct the Gaganc Influence 10 the particular portions "hc
Affected.
Dr. Crsre the American public % beware Of spun
limitations. The only Agency In New YORK Is At ~
FULTON-STRkEr, q few doors from Broadway, and from
he process By which the metals prepared TO be-
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Dr. CEsIiEs pamphlet may be- obtained without cost a
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