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Rsrsnus Of Government. The rarif. &c.

WAsHISsroN, October l2uh--The Secreta-
~ OF the Treasury does not anticipate thai the
revenue for the hscai year ending the 30h OF
June next will amount to more then thirty mil
lions, from present appearances. This viii
not be subject of regret to the admihistra-
ton, as an empty treasury will be a strOng ar
.gument in favor Of economical legislation, and
DO away 10 a great measure with that lavish
system Of Apr lpria'ions which were so well
harvested BY Weed, Matteson & Co, last Con-
gress.
IL is highly probable the President viii call
ihe attention Of Congress to the necessity OF
amending the tariff, as 70 render it's operation
more equal on the COMMUNITY, and at the ssme
time Incidentally encourage our industrial pur-
suits. Many Of the articles on the free list
might adYsntageOasly be transferred to the
duty paying scbeddies, whilst some Of the du-
TABLE articles should be placed on the free list.
Mr.. Cobb is gathering sclnminous statistics on
these points, anI his report to Congress will
be one OF the most valuable which ever em2-
mated from tbs Treasury ID partmeHt.
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CAUTION To LADIES A lady, residing in
the village Of S amford. Conn, vas very se-
verely burned on Friday evening last 10 ne
following manner: she had been applying 70
her barr MIXTURE Of castor oil and alcohol,
and approaching too near a lighted lamp Der
heaa became s~nveIoped in . blaze, and the
aane wss not extinguished until he lazy was
40 severely burned that she Is now considered
70 be in 2 critical situation.
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U. S REvENUE-As the United States Gov
eminent is a specie dealing concern, it offers q
great contrast to paper currency establish.
meBts- The Washington correspondent of TIE
Baltimore SSn writes on the I4,h:
The revenue for the first quarter Of The
present fiscal year is larger than the estimates
t~ieipsted falling Of will be SO great as to re-
duee the revenue for the year below the wants
Of the government The sum Of forty-hve
millions will be ample for the ordinary expen-
ditures OF the government. There are still
some fourteen or fifteen millions remaining
subject to draft in the treasury, and il will Be
difficult to use it up, under existing appropria-
fiona
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GEoRGE tbs FoURTH's DE4TH-No mar
clulgto life with greater esgerness thar George
the ", or was more unwilling to hear from
those about him any hint or suspicion of has
apparent decay. Waen confined 70 his room.
aud his case bad become evidently hopeless, be
still felt the vital stamina SO strong in him
that be would not believe bis own danger; be
talked Of preparations for the approaching
Ascot races, which be would attend in person.
aud showed a couhdenee IN his recovery, which
all around him knew to be impossible. On the
27th Of May, 1880, prayers were ordered to Be
read in the churches for the restoration of the
Kings health and though the work Of death
was gradually approaching, the most contra
dictoTy accounts were constantly circulated Of
his real state Al length the as fui moment
arrived. He went to bed, without any particu-
lar symp'om, on the uight Of the 25th Of June,
but at three O'clock IN The morning be seemed
70 awake in great agitation, and called for as
sis snre. Sit WatheD Waller, who was in at
tendance, came TO bis bedside, and At his re-
quest helped TO raise him from his bed. He
hen exclaimed, 4" Wa'ty. what is this2 II j.
dea'hl They have deceived mel" And in that
situation, without struggle, sxPIed-Rsikss'
Journal.
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arN SHELLEY sTATENENT.


~On or about the I7lh of July, lS47, | re-
ceived an invitation to call in the evening at
Gen. Scott's headquarters in Puebla. Invita-
lions of this kind were at that time frequent,
and were intended to bring the principal on
GERS OF the army together for he sake OF social
inJeteourse. such at the time regarded this
aviation. In the course of the evening Gems
Pillow. Qaifman. Tw ggs and Cadwalisder
Joined as. After sons dissultOry conversation.
tI-u- scott ssld hat be intended to consult US
On a ma ter OF some mOment-not as a coun-
ell Of war, but as friends and brother officers
he thefenpon read a letter from Mr.. TlIst 10
himself. in which as near a. | can recOllect. IL
gss sagg-sted that the Mexican authorities
we're destitute Of means, and that the writer,
Nr irist, had good reason to believe that q
malicious Application Of money would enabl'
us to obtain a peace, and requesting Gen. Scott
% use his Efforts 70 raise a million or a million
nd a half or dollars ter that purpose. Gen.
scott having read this letter declared himself
in favor Of he project as tue oIly means OF
procuring a speedy aud satisfactory peace h
stated that be had means Of raising tie money,
and that under The circumstances, the course
was jusfifdbte in p in's Of PTiReI le and fzps-
dieacy. He also stated hat be had already GP-
plled a small sum, say ten OF fIDeHty Thousand
dollars, and that be regarded It as bread thrown
upon the waters"
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CALL Foz sORrHERs PHnAxrHRoPIsrs

CALL FOh NUhlAEhN
We clip the following paragraph from one #
or exchanges;
Tar PHILADELPHIA MEETINo-At a meet
ing Of merchants, manufacturers and mechsn-
les Of Philadelphia, held on thursday after
noon, a statement was made by Mr.. David
Milne. an extensive cotton manufacturer, WbC
said that from ten to twelve thousand opera
tives had been discharged within the last -four
weeks, from the cotton and wooden maHufsc-
tories of Philadelphia, and that the numbeI
would be double in the next four weeks. II re-
lief we're not afforded This IS indeed a fearful
picture. Bot this speaker cont nued, and said
that their pay had never been in proportion to
tie price Of provisions and rent, and tbeY bad
not, therefore, been able to lay by a single
penny for a rainy day. Then taking all o3eT
trades into account, it was probable that
without relief, from sixty thousand 10 eighty
thousand hands would be out Of employ IN
few weeks, in that city and vicinity. But
this is BY no means the extent Of She evil, for
sixty thousand men. women and boys out Of
employment, inferred at least the immense
number Of one bunsred and eighty thousand
persons reduced to want and poverty.
This state Of affairs is not confined to Phils-
dsIphia alone, but perysdes the entire North
Want, restitution, misery and starvation are
staring hundreds Of thousands of the poorer
classes full in the face. The signs Of winter
are already beginning to be felt ia these North
ern lstitudss, while every day only adds TO the
number of those thrown out Of employment,
and thieksns the gloom that hangs over them
The LECTURE is a p~itiaole one even to cOntem-
plate. We Of the South know but little o.
the terriers which a Northern winter brings
with it 10 the poorer classes who dwell in gar
rets and cellars, without money, without en-
pbvment, fuel, rsineLt or food. We might
70 farther and say without friends, and even
without an owner or a master to watch over,
protect and provide fOf them.
How different with The slave on a Southern
plantation. Winter with all its signs, has no
tsrrors for him. He, bis wife and his children
are well provided for. They have their com
Portable log cabin, their blazing FIRE, and are
well provided with clothing and food. No
narrowing thoughts Of the miseriss Of to-
morrow disturb their minds They know that
a warn, substantial breakfast awaits their
rising, and no fear Of starvation ever crosses
their brain. IL taken sick, they are provided
with a physician, If old and deeTepid, they are
provided for. The contrast is one well worthy
the attention and prayerfSl consideration Of
these Northern boIlow-hesrted pbilsnthropists
whose gizzards yearn over the cruel fate Of the
Southern slave.
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The ~BUTcHERIEs n INDIA The English
press continue to give the most hsart-rsnding
details concerning the slate Of affairs in India,
aud Of the most hOrrabls ootrsgss perpstrsted
BY the native insurgents. The following is an
extract from an offcer's letter:
Al Segowlie, the l2th irregular cavalry mu-
tinted. They shot their commanding officer,
bis wife and child, and burnt alive their doctor.
with bis wife and child, In their own bungalow.
AT Futtyghur the wife and child Of Mr..
Tucker being about to fall INTO the hands Of
another rsbeiiious act, she called to her hos
band TO shoot her a. once. He did so, his child
also, and then himself. A Major Robertson
also shot his wife and children and himself,
under similar eiTeumstabees.
Another letter from Delhi sayss
At Delhi the diaboiiesl cruelty Of the sePOys
lie horrible to relate. They paTaded all the
European heads up and down the city in a carts
and at Allahabad the On native infantry, who
had received praise in the morning fOC their
loyalty 10 government, fell on their officers in
the evening while they were at mess, and
killed Il Of them. The adjutant Of the Tegi-
meat they nailed to an arm-rsck, and made a
target Of bic body; another officer was p~inioned
to the ground with bayonets, AID a IRE lat on
bis body. A. another station there was one
officer and his Wife-he killed seven Of the
niscreants with hrs own hand, and when be
saw there was no chance for himself or BIZ
wife, he shot her and then himself, before be
would let her fall into the hands Of the sepoys
because he was well aware what her fac
would be-rspe and then murder.
BENAREs, July 22A.-Al the women were
killed By the Nena Sahib in patches, so many
a day. He violated all be could first, and sent
he rest naked into bis camp for the men; a.
Shsnsi they tied he husbands 70 trees while
the same atrocities were in process, and tore
the chfleren limb from limb. They have made
o0thers kill their own cbileren.
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HUME, TIE sPIRITUALIsT.-Mr. Hume, the
celebrated American spiritualist, has been So
l~ouTning in Baden Baden, the celebrated Ger
man watering place, which is resorted to in
great numbers BY wealthy travellers Of all na-
tions, Russians being the most numerous the
present season. His performances have erea-
ted unbOuaded astOnishment, and rendered him
The lion Of the season, besides securing for
hun the liberal patronage Of the noblesse who
congregate there. Such is his reputation, &C
cording to the Paris correspondent Of the New
Orleans PioayuBa, that whenever he goes to
he gaming table and stakes on a color, there
is an avalanche Of Nspoieors on hat color,
for the crowd think thathe can rssdthe future
course Of chance, snd select the color Wbsh is
sure to win. he -hss received a fortune in
presents from the Russian and German mobiles.
who have shOwersd on him rings, brsastpins,
watch chains, rusies, diamonds and Opals ; the
Princess BubeTa gave him three pearl shirt
buttons, worth six hundred dollars, for an
evenings exhibition at her house.
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The AEswER-rhe day before the EARTH
quake IN St. Louis, an editorial in the EnielIi-
gssos-, referring to the money panic, inqpIei:
ais there no way to get a change of the sub
iectY Will no g~rOpiiag eaTfhqaqks give this
great GLOBE a skaktzg that shall auaks men to
4 feeling Of greater insecurity as 10 their lives
than now AFFECTS them ia regard 10 their
monev - 81
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RAISING SUNKES SHIPs.-Wm. Leland Of
New York, who has just returned from the
CFinea, where, with bis associates, he has
been engaged In raising he Russian ships sunk
At SebastopOl, reports the operation a good one
hnaHe ally. Many articles are raised in .
perfect state. Chains, anchors, guns, rigging,
are entirely uninjured, hut the bulls OF the YES
sells are badly worm eaten. There are two
companies on he grouHd-oue from New York
and he other from Boston. They have united
their operations, have between them -four YES
sells, and have ninty-ssven Americans engaged
in the operations. When he left, there were
but two Of these on the sick list Quite a
large number OF Rnssians are also employed,
at about thirty rents a day. The companies
have half Of what they raise, the other half
going to the Russian Government, which also
stands ready 10 purchase anything Of value
hat falls to the lot Of the comparatively 7.
Dau Book. r-r
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MAJORITY ron GcVERNoR--We have re-
turns from every eouhiy IN III state with the
exception Of COFFEE, which gIvefhe Democratic
candidate for Cover or. according TO our cal
cuIation. a majority OF ten Thousand nine hun
dred and seventy votsa-AHysstS cOsstits-
f,onalisf. OcfpbcT ID.
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Il At louisville within afew days past,
several manufacturing and other establish
msnts have sfhsr ceased or greatly curIailed
operations, throwing a large number Of persons
out of emploYment.
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MASSACRE OF MISSIONARIES IN iNnIA.-
The last ray Of hope has been dispe led BY
he late arrival Of news from India, aud We
must now record, with feelings Of the profound
fst sorrow, hat there lie every reason 10 be-
lirve he -four missionary families Of the Pres
h~yteTian board At tuttehgurgh have persisted
in the massacre. Tnsy have been tTae d 70
The vicinity Of C3wrp1re, and it was EOped
that when Gen. Haselock arrived there be
would find them alive aud rescue them from
The iHsuTgrn >, bu. he reports but one white
person a. saved. and her name Is given 50
that the p inful fact is crossed upOI our hearts
that our breihren and sisters, our dear friends
Freeman, and CsDpbell, and johnson. and Me
Mullen, and their wives, and two children Of
Mr.. and Mrs Campbell, have fallen victims ts
The awful insurrec iou il India.
Rev John E. FTeemen went out in 1898, and
has been a faithful missionary for ABOUT ~
wears. He married Miss Beach, in Newark,
New jersey, who died about ten yeas ago.
Mr.. F. afterwards married a valued friend Of
oars, Miss Yredeuburg, a lady of great sc-
cOmplishments and worth, with a large circle
of friends in this city and New Jersey.
Rev David A Campbell was from WILSON,
sin, and BIS wife from Ohio. Rev. Albert o.
johnson and wife are both from Western Penn.
sylvsnia. r. v Robert z. MeMullen was from
Philadelphia, and bis wife was Miss PieTson
from Patterson, New Jersey. Al Of then
were among the NOS able and useful mission
aries Of The board, and their loss is blow tc
the work, compared with which the destruc.
ton Of SlOO,OO worth OF properly in India is
no. to be mealiOned.-N Y Observer.
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REHAhD.

CToLEN ron fhs sub acribeT. on the 13i ult
- q red or u-ht bay NARE MULE msdiumEN
-lEs. in good ortfr, lively AMI quick has
brad either en- the Iet Or rght thigh, neWy
8 d su rouod, AMI eight years Cd. 7 vi pay s2o %
me ab0ve reward for the Apprehension % n lhef, and
as for the mu q. J. r. HODGES,
oetls davis NJ. t2 Front Raw, - mphis fern
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g. 2 , 50
ID WEAVER

u During the week ending October lib,
the number Of deaths in New Orleans was I23,
twelve of these from yelloG fever.
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A sIes OF THE TrNEs-Ths Cincinnati
Tsmes Of thursday las, says;
.sWs are informed BY Mr.. Sinclair, Fret
Dsputv Postmaster, at the Office in this city,
that. yesterday, there was not a siogie regis
tered letter sent from this city 70 New York.
This is the fret instance Of the kind since The
establishment Of the Registry Law"
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ARKaVSts NEWS

SIcKNEss-Sickness has entered nearly
ever, hous "a this community within the past
three months, but We have not heard Of any
very fatal disease among ne as yet. Chills ann
svers are very prevalent at this tine, in fac
every one i complaining more or less II l
8 tn the greatest difficulty that We can keep
printers. well enough, to do the work IN OuT
ffce-aIl unwell, save one, and the devil in
Guided Our friends will bear with US in our
Fiction, and, we promise, ss soon as We are
we'll, to pursue our usual course. in publishing
= paper inferior to none, and also, TO execute
lob wsrk with nestness and dispatch.
The weather is becoming cool and we shall.
ere long, have frost aud W. shall then look for
7a'ter health in our cOmmunity.-Fort Smith
ILL
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RrDuring a disturbance among tie va
grants in the Workhouse in St. Louis on Thurs
day last, a prisoner was shot BY one of the
prisoner guards; the wounded man diedsoon
aftcruarf
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RaaufifnI Teefh-

"BURSETI's ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH" prepared
BY Nessrs. JOSEPH BURNETT n Co Fremont street,
Boston, arrests dscsy OF the Teeth. neutrzI1 s the secre-
lions o. the mouth, renders ths guns hart and hsalthv,
rni im7arts to the breath a fragrance pserHarIy arr
1atie and pleasant.
For sal. By 5 MANsFIELD Il CO, and dealers gene
rally. Pree SOC. per bottls. octIg-itwawIw
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Spffial AOtuts.
Honowav's Rms aud Oin1mens.

BgTAEE Ct oruatsfsisi Purchasers are hereby IN
formed o. a certain TT As b ne gsauinsness q ths,e
remedies Il Is necessary 20 see that each leaf q The
book Of dlrections around each pot and box shows he
words, Q Holloway, New York and London" A. q Ssfsr-
marx 40 seui-sTAnspaEen letters All not thus suthsa-
Heated are frauds.
SD at ths mannnctorr, No. 80 Naiden Lane, Es~
York, Rd y al druggists, st2se, Sc, and 81 per BOX
Or pot. ectf4-datsfw
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Prize to suit The Times.
Times / STREET. & ca.

HAvE On 80 aIarg. sfock % n ard s7APLE
IL Day GOODS. r1h SUfs. nrss Gorts q gverv de-
-cupuoH O. ta sud Vant Cook ans Mautl-s. Shavls
S-srft, A. Emnr1iderrs. Lass- F4nac 81. &c. vhch
wa u s1hl 81 r.Cuc-u p Ices. Afar- lHEe stocr 20
Plantation Con g. ~ varv -0w Uu T. sub a. BIl~-
k-ts. E-~s , Lnzsys Jam, Osnrourrs Negro shJcs
z1 Hats Nrrra CHtHirE &C Gerteweli- f-e
I Cob * -uf Fu-n--hfuE Gods. rFrth-r nth a fuE
stUk O. E0ys' lietluE Cff tr1 srrrinn-
A & REFTr & Co.
arHrg So ~ $500
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n The Cincinnati FnquirsT says that the
widow Of the poet KEATs is residing in that
city, and is the wife Of an engineer at the gas
works.
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Pay Your Taxes.

I Will attend = the cma 81 Hr 30 noth
b. q Court squar from 2 oef e a - 70
'cock p Ma.ta0h az uutlfne Ash day ~ Noremoer
K fr ue pu-1o-e n r~ac-i~ilE Si1E mt Counfy
Tax slor the y ar 1881 an m q WIZ I'll % tvai
b m-elve- OF ths opzoE.gnitl al fav- 20 az o q a.
g am toHnl o. de IL r " HTNEs
nc-Is-I.uIa r-rcnI car IN 81 ~ r.nrLr Iesr
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90 {. Co.f. Cesfi

W. ar n W co rtuz cur fn- SICK - Mems anf
w Boz CothiuE Furnishing Gtlfs. Blorz. sha-f
Ha-s Csns. g. at cot for cash. Whnesa e purchasers
az resp. esuiy Hic.ird % C q a a -zatuin- our sfock
SaFs roru Up staira. v. ". EHNr a 60
oriiin " ti-07 stree.
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Ma. DALLAS AND Ma. CAAMProN.-Mr.
Champion. the late British minister to this
country, is said to have recently treated our
minister 10 London quite rudely. The Wash
ingtOn correspondent Of the New York Timss
ssys:
Il appears that Mr.. CHAMPION repeatedly
and in the most public and marked manner has
avoided Mr. Dallas, Notwithstanding he
best efforts Of the latter to evinee the kindest
and most cordial feeling on his own part. On
one occasion recently, while Mr.. Dallas was
walking toe street in company with a British
nooleman, VI. Cramp-on was observed ap-
preaching from the opposite direction, bat up
on seeing our minister be Suddenly passed up
an s~iiey-Uay and again avoided him. Con-
duct ike this, frequently repeated, has attract
ed attention and ELECTED a good deal OF severe
remark against Mr. c who would seem to
have no excuse for II, except his general
hatred to Americans since his forced retire
ment from the embassy here..o
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'.WhO shall deeidewhen Doctors

"WhO shall decide when Doctors
d~isRgreeG1
And Il Isl very common thng 10 Sc them dis gree.
even upon the mot unimportsnt matters ut when
they ar al Of one opiuion q on sny ons subieo, We very
nsturaTy calculate that thrir opinion. tvs arr we'd A.
Il a correct one ms. then. must Be t-e Csc With
LEOSARD's SOUTH ANBRtC, N FEvEs AGUE
EENEDT; for no one Who liver vitn-ssed is Effects wsn
used for that complaint, bit sin say thztH is unequal
I'd. Il y such a ssrt In eure TIA il VIII 10 time take
p~recedsnos ever II o,bsr remsdiss.
seeh bis advertiseneut IN another part Of tsis paper.
OCT dfEawIW
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THE copsrtnershp nerets 9 re- Existing under the name
Il aud sJle Of SMITH MEACHAH q Co, vas dis
s3lvrd on the 22rd ult. by mntual consent. J ID. Smith
j. charged with setting the bus ness - the oCneern. and
o. sl1-s authorized 70 use the Sane q to d N IN settle
ment. J d. SMITH,
I'D SMITH.
Administrator OF J. B. Mescham. decd
octs-iiOt 4 8 WHITEHEAD
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PROF. aeGEHEE Prfsssar OF Hesth, vi ieo,ars
to the people q Nemptls and visitors o. HONDAY
NIGHT SExr, Il ne Z ,chargb at oe'oek, and .u tie
odd Eel ~ han a week SITTER. sane hour Mandsy
night. Ootooer Is 'xpianihE the Rserrie gquuib1uu
q the Human BDdy g. e name Of this nes si-uc. o.,
health giving hs bearers nv points fem sszed AID
profane history srd noier1 suu iis-, which VII enab'e
them to mvrs isaie 40 det4e IN twenty four hours that
4 l. % humb Z he above lectures vi BE- fee Tor al.
IN Professors o the h-iiea' seaools and itors a1d
III iaiies al are requsiisd 70 attend Tuesday, Wein-s-
iay Thu'sisy, Fdasy I'D saturday nights a. the sane
hour Ia The NTTchsntS 81 be VII eve p-ivsts iec-
turs. in his rOam ana band out his chart Cf5r vh,h b.
hs a aopy rsat. send edsuor) 10 81 you s men ant
heads o. Families Eho paw heir ten dollars fora tieset.
L ne clerk d the Merchants Hotel. That , ivare
l-oture yin Eive the Why, ths vharrflrr. suf tbe phIoso-
ply Of The n etrieal nsueuoe Ct he rumsfies "a Sin this
seienA o. prsFentine dises-e. Tes inohiaIs and positive
proc produ ed. Brtntle g. q Be dors. No paia ispro-
duced-h ndsrs hutl tus time-f does not lister ere viii
M business - ether male or finale prevents taking
eoid-d9es not prevent sevea ooutasisus diseases, bat d8es
prevent all o hers. II viii lecture h-ads OF f.miHas Il
they prefer IL at their ressd mes for so per amIy. md
prese D. for di.sass. CIV ? f-renc-s, som With tes+I-
moniaie J. d. wlnisus " HaWard, ibsOren Messrs.
Cats & woodss Nr. E~hitsmoFe, M ApPsr,on, C. n.
Horton, and p. Lane. off7-lud
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DEsCRIgrIoN q ruE pRoPEETr

The n-Ero's nam- & S-shorn. tut 10 commonly called
DISK q a ml -rlltio q years od. aholf s rect s
inches b 81, rather slender ia hs maxi a ute stoou-
-hauitered a-f has a tItk spctan biz hip hts feature
arr cla-sF ard h - ass bsdy. be ~ q ltlethi Z o.
.1nsLe He hai ~ sim b. left p-1eahis q suit o. in-
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