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The river fell about hhs'n inches Aths iaEa h'urs,
and is nsarlv three re. below The hhsatsr m'rt Of
he IRE entt se....Tb Little Rock esstta o. Saturday
reports ge Arkaasss falling with even feet On Ge
eh4an-i-...The 81. Louis pagers Hr-ri ne :. Y
DiaEey laii u1 ...rhe same pspsrs q Eouisy say she
river Be- f,rnr here. but rouli $50 b risihr, and
that Che Kim OF. has poured out sn i~mFetrous a7-d,
and eaarsa q u-a rise D. the uppsr Mississippi. The
Mississippi is ssu sssilug at TIC va dawn fnom 81.
Pau. with plenty q Vsisr for lsrgs sisamboats with
fail esrrors. Hleels that the snnuf Reekv Ncant-in
ri1e isnrielg ~ -5seAins sud q ufeatens % be o.
great mlrnltsdo- Tc3 uuea csunet q dg7e In te way
o. prsesutioa-B msasuiss seainst . ireshet, by thsss
Interested alsug she river. The IHi4df is falliug....
ne w-srhsr here VS. vH5 pleasant ssierday....The
landius shovei ssas degree OF aetivV.-.Ths
Esaarha valley fr white river, tie ffcd Noirebs for
Arkan''s river, and - S. Francis for ST Frsnois
river, Eeut out..-.--..4
The = treble had so barrels q porf 80 easzao Of ha-
con-, to'o barrels o. fsm. and sE hundrsd bags Or
bezas 81 bard 40 ara stores iar A-kaasas troops
..-...Ths Klnavha VsIfy nsde q qriet trip during
her "a 9 j1urney @ ne Little Rcd ard &c Jacssenpau
% ne Bhits river. ~ trip firm sort ise back asAin,
1875 miles, YVES psr'7-nd ia s. dags, Eifh . loss Of
rirht hours from various suFcs--....The FANS City Is
fzpec.ed iu from View orlesus Today -...rhs Morrison
wsui IA 2ouud O. ever ths river yosfs cay 70 lay %
....-.Ths John walsh LETT o. Ssv Orleans sbs had a
god triE.-..Ihe Estrs caie 10 from V efseu-g with
a large pasengsr ht she returns to-a T.-....Tne
Bnos,et is rrpsc e. IN from oolunbus to-dsvi capts'n
Priest tsiew-phs uat sn is gaist in that pisos...-..
TIE g. Lauif Democrat ssy, q rev order has bsep
issued asrs IN aoc0r.suce wiz vhica b,ss blusa Up
ths river ufa not h~sneeforfh BE- ntde % come % at Dun
csl's leland. Rcd r.ver boat iasssd y~estsrdaT after
ayn without chs1ense. We rresuus it 81 ihouTht
r~uai1isut. since he late sgFeeu-nts between General
Pres end Hane7, that the ; ats are sioppsd and
sesHshsd al Czro-.~"The Dr. Kane - 10 Be sem
Sun a-aia, iavs the sb5vs ptnsr Ths R5pub icaI
nys IL Eiibeilid up.--..Ihey. D. Perry isruluir'
bsteeen 81 Louis AID csiro....-h 81 Lofts Demo
c-al a-s W. upiesiaad c~a8signe.s Of frsisht 90 toar'
hoss rtrsmer Hhiea are detained d Memphis ~ ~
military board ear only get tbs hsi,ht 81 ssng aosn
I p-ogipE p7rprry aud paying srsTset
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Bnsintss Aotitts.


A HoME PRoDUcrIeN.-How strasgs It IS
mat ss= re BE have ior yssrs p seed 20 nHeh inpof-
tancs up,B articles n anHiaetufed In ma North, or ssns
foreign eoustry-ass is distances len. e~nehaniment to
the visws'-rnd ihink cur hsme psOdusiions q iuis
v,,u.s but row, we are huypy ie sists, that msay home
.~rt,ciss having proved 70 DO 90 much better thAa nez'A-
arm articles, that ihs feelinz Of nssisetlnE our own
,pt,rssts has IL q great measuss disappeared. Free
fa.vrs vs in.snd, When The rsrtles are worthy, 70 call
pe particular attention Of our readers 70 cur own pro-
suctious-snd, in this connection, We desire to notice
He,srs Peter & Msrwin, 81 Kstkst street, via have
long been known to Is As trgs southera s~eatlsmen, Ia
.hom We can place the utmastcanadsnes They are
he prspriaaors and manuf.eiursr Of several popular
medical preparations u real worth aud m,ri'-anoug
vbith The Cherokee Remedy" Of which you viii Odd
an advertisement in another esluun, IS psrA uiArly
worthy sf no.ios. II has prossd itself to be an article
Of msrs real value tbsn the ssle mines OF Csiiforaia.
It never faiis 20 care Gonorrhes. Gfeet Gravel and all
dissasss Of the urinary organs, an lcs time and with
less trouble than any other article knsHB. Il Is En-
tifeiy different from ali The old exploded mixtures that
arc 50 nauseous and disgEEiinE to tsks. The medicine
"a oompassa Of PURE vegetables e~ztrscts, the same as
were p7esoris Cd " the /" Medicine Nan Z" Of the indian
tribes, long before The landing Of Columbus. The dis
eases for which It 10 iniesdrd were nj Known 70 The
white nan prio, 70 the discovery Of Amsriea. Here IS
where ihey originated and here Is where the medicines
grow to care fham, and fer these plain truths we hsve
more G. uadsncs in this article taan 10 any Of she poison-
sss drugs Inst come from some far o. eouutfys-st'
Louis DAily Repabliean. Is
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REPonrED IEFAsIoN-Beports have peeh
circulated Of The advance Of Jim Lane and bis
men into Arkansas from The State OF Kansas,
bat mso attention wss paid to them until yes
tsrdsv. when some fity women, many Of them
with children. entirely without protectors OF
the other sex, arrived IN this city by way Of
the Little Rock railroad and ferry-bost. They
were generally frsm Madison snd adjoining
parts CT St. Panels county. One Of the gem
tlemen on the sane train stated that informa-
ton had been receives OF the presence Of Lane
on Black river, between Pocshontas and jack
snnport. He said be was oneo Of a committee ap-
pointed at a meeting OF The citizens OF Madison
30 request Gen Bradley, and also Gen. Pillow,
to send troops and arms to their defense. he
also stated that Gov. Rector bad tslsgraPhed
Gen. Bradley to hasten with what troops could
be spared from bis command, and meet the In
vading enemy. John D. Adams, Of the steam
boat Koirsbs, yesterday received a dispatch
from George Morrison, Ct Little Rock, inform
ing bin That great excitement existed there In
consequence of he prevalence Of ! report or
the sane tenor Sc given above. We were in
formed that dispatches had been received from
Mr. Morrill,, editor OF the Dss Arc caissB,
which stated that the steamboat Nary
PaHas0s had arrived al that place,
and her people informed them tbat Tie
story Of Lane ard his men being
on Black river was fals'; also that a
thousand Arkansas troops were on The watch
on TIE Missouri line to prevent invasion.
This dispatch came In last evening. The @d-
ry Peiisrsoa hal twelve tans Of lead on board,
broueht overlaRdto a point on the river, from
Iron mountain, No; there was more to come.
It was also condisntl stated that Gen HaF-
ney with nicola troops was at @lronton, The
termination Of the s.. Louis and iroa Noun
tain railroad.
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Egtrays---shelby County.

TAKEN up BY vi Resvss, on the s2d day
i OF April a D. 1891. a 8 rel 4, RISE, A14N
eight years Old, n'teen hands high, one hip dis--
located or knosted down, and valued - $50 ssid
RezFes resides n-sr Raleighs on the Memphis and Som
merviIie plank road.
Taken mp by Isaa. Wssson, on tbs 18th day Of April,
A.. !. 1861, two AULHS; enc E dark bay mere, seven
or sisht years old, utsen hands hirh shod all Fourd,
white SPOT or star q the fage, marked vith year, snd
valued a. ssoj The other s hght bay Hsre, small size.
thirteen hands hishs letter o on the leit nip msIkru
with gear, ten years cd, and valued a. SIS. said Nes-
son resides or the Memphis ard Germantown plank
road, atthe second toll gate IN 18Th Civil District
Taken NJ ty wm. stsrnes, on TIE IS b day 81 ADril,
A /. 1881 abty horse BULE, age not tnrwn, fifteen
and e hair hands high sh.d OF left bind foot large scar
on the right side. ard appraised az so Said starne5
lives two and shsif miles west Of Raleishs on the old
poin. road, uear AcCcnBeh's mill.
Taken up by Ja-. 2. Eckles, on the 2ath 4ay OF April,
A D. 1871 . blsck MARE. I've OF six years ola. four
/ teen and half h5nls high, right b nd facs white mp to
ssstern joint, black spot on the right side o. The night
foot. col ar marks On sae shou'4or, ans appraised IS
| sloo Also. a mouse ooioTei horse NUtE, one gear old,
thirteen and a half hands hiEh, black stripes down the
: back and shouiiers. supposed to Be the fold Of tho ware,
and appraised at e75. said Eekies lives on the Macon
ROAD, one mile east o. Wolf river bridge, In IN Civil
District.
Taken I'd By wm. P. Day, on The % day Of Nay, A.
D 1881, a biy mare PONY. ave or six years Cd four
teen hands high, f5le feet a little white. branied With
tse letters 3 2 o. the right shoulder and appraised at
SIS. Said Day resides tao and a half miles soulh OF
haieigs, near ". S wis station, On Germantown
road
Tahsn NJ y James Il. Luxeu, on ths an day OF May,
A D. 1881, two MJLssi 0ae is a d < brown or black
mare su'e, fifteen or si'teen years OLD, lsrzs lunp On
the left Nv, knees considerably sprung one shoe on the
left fore foot, hicen hanas high. co1siderabiy nsrEed
with gear, and valued q; : 0; the other is a yelloW by
mare auie. I've ypsrs ole. fourteen hands high, marked
wish gear, two shaes on the hind feet, and valued Al
$40 said LuEen resides two ard & bali miles south
vast Of Raleigh, on the sonmaTvlue and hemPhiS pianl
road.
TAKEN up By G. n. Bartlett on the % day Of Nay,
n. 1881, . brown marc MULE. seven years Cd, hfieei
hands high shoi before and 8 half or ri0ce Of hoe .;
] har left bind foot. shows marks OF burns and valued a
ass. said Bartlett resides 81 Union depot on Mempai
And ohio Railroad. n 8 FIFE Ranger.
Raieigh. May IS Ls6t.-Tmy75 w3ts
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s~orr#ERE HorHEasi rs Unfortunate
eomhtaation Or circumstances " prevented
the reception rsom Of the soc from being
rsaiy By Monday will rot prst its being
uats 80 his week. The eonrse WiII be in
attendance tomorrow. Wsdnsg, 4. b., and
toe room will he ready BY { afternoon to
receive the sick. The msnI, and others
Entrusted With work, are rested to send
sheets, towels, linen, and all scles useful in
a sirk room. Sheets and als should be
markell "souitsrn Mothersh the corner.
The WHITING committee viii ana al the room
every afternoon from FIVE p. iwhen persons,
d~esiroqs Of taking She sick their houses
cen remove them. The consbtion Of the So
ciety requires that the persoRdmitted shall
be actually 10 the service othe South, ant
seat to The officers Of the Sciation By tn
officers or the army; no otheran be received
Ladies are requested to senin immedistell
supplies Of bsndsgss and oihtsrticles for thl
surEsons to Mrs. S. C.. La president, a
boxes are in preparation toe sent to th'
camp hospitals. One will geo Randolph OIL
Wednesday. Persons wisht to c~ontribat
articles Of food, services ot Fvsnts, etc, ar
requested to come forward a do so imnedi
stsly. By order Of the PRESENT.
MARY E. ms, Secretary.
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RDrToEs AFPEAL; Having ,nown Captain
II. Frsck FOR some twenty Isrs, I cen say
without hesitation, that be a high toned
gsHtemsn, and I believe him > be a NaPo-
'san, whenever he Is tried nd I also know
many 81 his men who are all ght. There Is
no better mater al in nor oto Of the State Of
Tennsssss and if they DO Dt gain the first
ho1ar iatbe f-bt, whenever itomss OF, I an
greatly mistaken. E. &. D.
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EDrross APPEAL (: I wish 10 lay before your
readers a brief sketch Of ny recent visit to
Fort Wright. I left Memphis on Saturday
moralBg, In company with several lady friends,
on the Inromar, where we found Mr. J. W..
Dawson, a gallant officer Of the Southern
Guard, to whom we were Indebted FOR many at
teasons. After an agreeable trip We reached
Randol b about nine O'Clock Saturday eve
niHg, but owing to the strict discipline Of the
camp, were compelled to remain on the boat
TIL Sabbath morning. On leaving The boat
we replired 10 the residence Of a lady friend,
where everything was made pleasant during
cur short stay. The first gentleman Of The
eamn we bad the pleasure Of meeting, was
Ger. Saeed. q gallant officer, whore services in
Mexico serve % iudices Of what may be tx
pected Of him By bis country. No wonder that
an zav SO much respect to go worthy 4 com
mzndsr. Through The paijteness Of General
( snesd, re were shown over the fort and camp,
ard would gladly, 10 space permitted, speak
/ individually Of many Of bis brave volunteers
We were pleased 70 meet Capt Hamilton, Of
the Southern Gusrd, who were the first on the
ground, whose C mpany has been assigned the
pes q honor and af peril at the fort, and
who. we doubt not. viii lead biz men promptly
10 tie first scene Of conflict. Being invited 20
nartske Of z lunch az the marquee Of the
ssuthern Guard, the invitation was gratefully
accented, snd We marched vita mill
tsrv step 60 where the linen was spread.
Mr.. Stick1sy, Of the Southern Guard,
presided ever toe culinary department, and for
the excellent tsste be dispisFod IN catering 10
fhe pleasure Of bis visitors, he received the
warmest thanks ~ The ladies present. Later
in the day We visited the marquee OF Colonel
Preston Smith, where We ware agreeab.y aud
sumptuousiy entertained. Our hearty repast
being oveT-(tbe table would have done int
mite credit Go @ mine host0 OF the Gayoso)-
The Roiits colonel showed Us around the camp,
where VIC were Psined to witness what We are
not allowed to shsre, but would gladly sllevt.
ate-ths discomfoTis and pFiVatious OF onr no.
bic voiuateeTs. Yet we enjoyed the scene
around us, there is something 80 practicsls SO
~f5rcibly striking abnuta military camp. Some
were writing to their friends At home or re
eording 10 their journals fhs events Of the
day; others reading their Bible or the latest
novel; others on duty, with their mussets
/ shnniferrd, while still others we're hard at
work. by PRAYER 30 God is that t6eY nay
al return 10 their peaceful and h~spPEidomesi
TIE sword once more turned into ploueh-
share, and heavens chnice-i 6less follow
thea from The 6elds e. battle to fields Of
=eses.
We were-Gsndeb'ed 20 fhs kin ~ Gen.
Pillow tlr the privilege 81 thisp, which
M. fiii long be remembered BIZ the n who pn-
ism loEed With me, as we'll as myssI have SO
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FoR THE VoLUETEEHs-This year Veseta-
bles are plenty many viii have more than
they can use, who have no oppOrtunityto sell.
n such viii send their surplus to the ~fngenaT,
which goes up to the camp at Randolph svsTy
day or two, our brave Young fellows in camp
viii cordially wsle NE the agreeable addition
to their not very popular rstions.
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Commsrtlal MatftTs.
pATLT oE TaE nAHKnF
rr,rl.un, r..n ii ai.erArr.. sEsnAnss

TuRNTGHEp Tk9H IHA MkhShAHh
Hrnruls. Esg %. ret.
corroN-rhsre ives very little doing 10 the hlarket
Yesterday. the sales conprfslns less iszn 100 bales Of
fsrinsa are llnited and holdsrs generally are arm a.
nan He Tor middling. In the abseaee Of az ehAass
in quofsfioH We renew fernsr
NEHPHI COTTON QUOTATIONS.
oriluary.......s q sz Strict Kidding II A9is
Sood oraisary..s @os seod Nidalias.i2k@is
Hisfins.... ...H @nA Fair..."..-.-. seminal
~ToBkcoo-Ee did not hear Of a transactisn yesier-
DAY In his article, tbs mafzst for whica isia every re-
spect nrehaased.
FLoUR-Ahoui SOC sursis sold IN lots a. basis Of
s7.25ss7.sO io- 5upsrhss, aud s7.75sSs IS Tor choice
supsTnne to extra. The market Is amp y supplied and
reasonable demand. Ths market Is suist buteru.
c~ORN-Litns or 90 inquiry yesterday Stocks more
fasH esual % the demand which r. csnhaed simoEt eH-
o~ausireIy 70 tas retain trade. Prices continue UNCHANGED
sas We tgats ssole yellow, mixed snd white Tos7Ss =
sushel in lsiE.
oXTs-No sale repsTtsd Stocks light, snd ve is'in
susts 552eOc = bu,hel fron store.
HAY-A retail business oaly transacted At s2sesSo
p ten fer prize.
B~AcoE-rhe marketis active and steady Win no m
d~lestioas o. q further advance. sales Of 30 easks al ioe
tor clear aides, I2ai2se for shoulders, and lSelse Tor
plato and snvasssd hams.
MESS PORK-sales Of 50 ibis At S26.
LARD-9sEesslard at 5s ed u b5ls and tisroes at
IsSIfxeS b
wH1sKY-ssles at IsSa2o 2 gallon for common.
GReCERIRs-sugsr IL ia fair dsmand and nrm az
former prices. Tas e,rss market is less arm, but
not auo,abiy lower. Sales IS bsrs Al 1s9Iso. Nolassss
move OF sl.riy al si@s2a Tor bbls aud half hbil.
cExESr-sslss GO bbls Oblo river a. 90 20.
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MEMPHIS NAY "a ISL }
The association OF Ladies Of the city Of As2phis
known As ID. SOUTHERN MOTHERS, - hsFirs'
Nv their PRECEDENT MS. 8. A. Law, informed the Ma
% General command ne he Army Of TennesSss, that
they au1u have a large, comfortable room hted Up By
Woaday. 70 receive any o. our soldiers Who may Be alex
and regal. e nurslng, from whence they may be earTi'e
10 ths houses o. he Society n desireds aud that
amsBy bouses are open 10 them, no matter from what
oasr-cr tsev msy come, II In srms fer the defense Of
TIE souih
The sitest on o. ne Medical sia6 is especially called
to this b~sssroin t brovisita q TIE patriotic ladies CT
Memphis. ara The usI r-Generai directs thsi " ere the
soldiers are reduced bF 6lsease End become greatly
prosrAlsL SO mat an early recovery cannot be antiei-
patsd, Trey will have hem brought IN the soveTnaent
transport "TuzomGr" to The HosI i;si Of the "Nothers'
Association
wild such snxious care and sympathy on NE part Of
the ladies " Memphis, for the vel-bginr Of our pAtri-
otto and b-sve vaiuate ere, the dangers ana privatious
Of the roldiei's ifs viii be met With promp itude and
heroic fortifz' e b. he sodi ,rs o. the army O. liberty.
TIE Mslor General commanding Beg. lsave, IN The
nsue or and as The representative o. the Army Of Ten
uessse, to .enier bis thanks for he provision 10 5sr'y
aud 80 wiely made Tor the care Of Ternsssse's de-
feeders.
By esmmaal Of N-sior-GeneTsl
gIDEoE J. PILLOW,
commaudirSP A. o. Tenn.
mrFVn n W. anefsfsrf Hafr ~ua-Ganarrf.
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500 ReavnFR.

n ANAWAT from ny plsnfafiln. nine niiesaA
h forth sssl e Eeaphls, a muiti8 man OK
= r-us Il NIX. Hs Is shout fr fstt higbs
-u ueigh rec or 10 p0u ds5 hattbe EQpear-~
ana rrflsn. hlEh cheek b1nsA srtrbt tafri
auoe q d,qs1 posinTei LEFT trout TIE arst Q.
a94 rrfgE7s ~ aeove rseardh eaughiau
secured 70 lBs JOIN @. WEAVER,
Memphis. Tens
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Prom the RxnmlHer, Norfolk, Va.
ospbaiie Pius ~aceompihh the object for vhiek they
we're made, viz: Cara o. Headzche in al it, FORMS
From the Examiner. Norfolk. Va.
rhsy have been tested in more than a thousand cases.
with entire success
Prom the Democrat. St Cloud, Aiun.
YOU are. or have peen troubled with the Hesdaehe,
send for 5 b-x tCsphslio PIiisb 50 that you may nave
them in case Of an attack.
From the Advsrtn sr. Providence, h I.
The cspbslic pills are aid to be = remarkably e1ee-
tive remedy ror the Headache, aEd one Of the very pes
for that very frequent complaint which has ever seeh
discovered.
Prom the western r. R. Gazette, ohieasa, NJ
We heartily indorse NJ. spaldins, and his unrivked
oephauo Pills
From TIE Kanawba valies Star, Kanavha. Va.
we are sure that persons saHeriug with the Headache
VIC Try them, viii sii& 70 them.
From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans. La
Trv tbemT Won that are aaai-tsd and we are sure that
your testimony can be ssded to the areadQ nnu19ISu
list that hs received Dement'S that 40 other mealSAs
can prceAoe.
From tie St. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for me article pephalio Piiisl
Is rapidly inc7easiss-
From the Gazette, Davenport Iowa.
Er. apaldfnz voald not connect his name win an IL
ticle he aid not kn5w to possess real
Frcm the Advertiser, Proviisnes, RI
he testimony ia their favor is strong, from the mos
! respectable q~cartFs.
Prem tbs Daily News, Newport RI.
oeghanc Pills are taking III place Ct all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass
SAID to be very emoacious fer the Hssdaeae.
IRON the Commercial Cincinnati, Ohio.
srasrins hunsHity can now be relieved.
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latest gltns Up GfIrsrarg

~ An the regular telegrsphic reports for
the newspapers are NADIA up BY the New York
associated press. No telegraph operator IT
agent is permitted to make up such rePoTta-
The telegraph company has no agency what
ever ia the preparation of dispatches for the
press, nor is il IN say manner responsible for
the character or truth Of this kind Of new
j.,
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feunder-tzks up She feet and baihe well about NE Ius
Of tho foot. Cures all eutaneous diseases On IAl u
bsast.
No one medicine can curs in all cases, hut ws eAs show
mere real proof q the virtue Of Ambroslal VI ~ ~
healing properties, from responsible meh, W. 80
being bought, than can be pfodueee tr ay
we % ret ssssr q oure fr svery MALAY % vhsch ~
] human family are snhieet. but What We Pnol- - T.
~suhstanti ts By living Wit1esae5 aL.,1-S.-t ne soBtb
/ s1d aoutb-west b. al good druggists ana ssueiAu
- Tse souta may be Justly proud thai Dr. Olark'
,,tva -s,uesssean. after much labor snd researen' mas
prosBrsd a really worthy meaioine, Whien " oOaa =
srivs ant much Of the worthless i8portsd trash VIZ
vhieh the country Is Hoodsd.
p,.s.a cali Al eur oHos, Ehets We viii taza plaasurs
in sh0riug letters and tesiimonials teo numerosa e
sorth in ne form u an advertisement some Or sM
come from physicians IN high staudlns. Eoo are osns
n fb7lr p~rsctc8, Es they stsres with marvellous e-eeg
we CHALLENGE the world % produce q remedy 80 sye91'
and sfsctual In its healing properties
- Read the evidence O. tha Futua OF eiarA 80
le5s Ambrosial Oh. syidsnce - aufheauc Hne -
Ae CLARK, sREGoRT 3 90,
Solo PropEietq.ss EssaF1le Isna.
S.3rsis srr-elsts se1LdaElyia