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Keeping the Heart.

There are many questions OF duty that
present themselves for solution in the cir
cumstanccs now around us, which will natu
rally absorb much of our attention. Con.
nected as they with great material interests,
they are likely to secure much of our time
and thought. But there is one that exceeds
them all in real importance, which, from its
spiritual character, we are likely to overlook.
1t is the great duty of keeping the heart.
This is duty which is important at all
times, but especially in such times as those
through which we are now passing. There
are peculiar temptations to which we are now
incident, that demand peculiar vigilance.
We are in danger of unbelieving frames
of heart When God causes his people to
pass under the rod, and visits them with dis
appointment and suffering, there is tenden-
cy in the heart to doubt the goodness of his
dealings with US. This tendency is as old
as the days of Job, of David, of Asaph and
of jeremiah These men, although under
the direct inspiration of God, were often
staggered with his dealings. They could not
reconcile His promises with His acts, and
they often gave way to unbelieviug frames of
mind, until they were taught by Him to take
larger view of His dealings. Then they
saw that whom the Lord loveth He chasten-
eth, and scourgeth every son whom He re-
ceiveth, and their faith was renewed. These
things are written for our instruction, that
our faith fail not when we too are tried. Let
US carefully watch the first risings OF this
unbeief, for faith is the root from which all
the Christian graces spring, and if that root
is enfeebled all these graces must wither.-
There is one grand postulate which we should
never let go. 1t is the conviction that God
can never do wrong. His dealings are those
of absolute rectitude, and whatever he sends
upon us must be right. If we keep fast hold
of this cardinal principle, it will be to us an
antidote against this unbelief of the heart.
We are also in danger of gloomy frames
of the heart. Even when we believe that the
general dealings of God are right, and that
in the long run they will issue in good, we
are in danger of Encouragement about our
own personal affairs Our worldly plans may
be so broken up, our worldly substance so
diminished, our worldly prospects so dark
ened, that we know not where to look, or
what to do. This condition of things is try
ing enough to any temperament, but it is
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-08-03
For the Central Presbyterian. |
New KENT COUNTY, July 26th, 1865

NEW hENT COUNTY, July 10Th, 1868.
Re0. DR.. BrOwn,-It was with great plea
sure we received last week the Central of the
10th instant, freighted with interesting and
important articles for our Southern Zion.
Never before did l feel there was louder
call for our Church to be marshalling all its
strength for the contest now before US.
The question comes up with great force,
What is to done? Here in a retired part of
the country, away from the central point Of
information, zee know not how to answer this
question aright at present, however, we
seem to be making no effort to bring together
our scattered forces.
Our PresbyteTy, you are aware, was to
have met on the fatal Sd of April, and, if it
we're important to meet on that day, has any,
thing occurred making it less important to
meet on a subsequent day, by called meet
ing?
We need the protecting care of the Church
in this tide-water country, which has been
greatly desolated by the war. Our cities,
from whence we have received our principal
pccuniary aid for domestic Missionary pur-
poses, have suffered much. But cannot our
Prcsbytery meet and see what can be done in
the present emergency? In your paper of
the goth instant, you say of "Ministers Unens-
played: There are great many brethren
of excellent gifts, piety and energy, who were
Chaplains in the army, and proved them
selves eminently faithful and useful, but are
now without fields of labor. Let vacant
churches search for them and secure them
without delay. We shall be happy to give
any information in our power to those inter-
ested." We shall be happy to avail ourselves
of the kind offer to give US what aid you can
in this our time of trial.
This is truly missionary ground. The
church worsbipping at Olioet is very small,
but they have always been willing to do what
they can for the regular ministration of the
Gospel among them.
Brother Denny is in Hanover; but we
have no minister of our denomination be-
tween here and Norfolk.
We have, for the country, beautiful little
church, and we would be glad to receive
visit from you in anticipation of what sup
plies the Presbytery may send when they
meet.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-08-03
Kind Words.

In this season Of darkness and trial we are
greatly refreshed by the kind ,oords of some
of the friends Of the Central One who has
lived "withn the lines" during most of the
war, and has but seldom seen the paper,
says: care we ever to communicate with you
in the Central again? fear you have sus-
tanned heavy loss by the fire in Richmond.
May God raise up friends for you. trust
we shall sec the standard of our Presbyterian
Zion standing erect again in the Metropolis
of our noble old commonwealth"
Another says: I" I have just received your
circular. | am thankful the old Central is
soon to be raised from the ashes. 1t will
ever have my best wishes and prayers. /
feel confident the effort will succeed. Why
should it not? Will the Presbyterians of
Virginia hold back even their mites? / feel
that now, more than ever, the Church de-
mands of its members to gioe of their means,
and with faith and hope hold up the banner
of the Gross, aud keep pure and entire the
faith delivered unto us, that the waste places
Of Zion may be rebuilt, and our Church be-
come praise in all the earth. Now is not
time for ideness. want to be Sup and
doing Our State, our Church demands it,
and hope to live good citizen of the one,
aud true servant of the other"
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A Correction.
Rev. DIR. Scheuck, in the late Assembly at
Ettsburg, makes the following statement:

Rev. DR.. Scheuck, in the late Assembly at
Ettsburg, makes the following statement:
"Onr Southern brethren, after their seces-
sion, organized Southern Board of Publica-
ton. When the war broke out, we had
$4,000 or $4,000 worth of stock in that
section. This was gathered up and taken to
Richmond 1t was burned there when the
city was evacuated, and now there is nothing
there"
1t is due to historic truth to state that
DR.. S. has been misinformed as to the precise
facts of the case. We have no means of
knowing how much stock the Board had in
the South, but only very small amount of
it ever came into the hands Of the Committee
in Richmond. Some lots were offered to them
by those who held them, but declined until
a specific lot which had been rendered to the
Assembly, was by them given to the Com
mittee, with the direction to sell them and
pass the proceeds to the credit Of the Board
10 Philadelphia, until settlement could be
made. A part of this lot was sold, but the
rest, with all the accounts of the Committee,
were consumed in the great fire, so that no
exact statement can now be given of the mat
ter. But the catalogue prices of the books
received here did not exceed Sll00.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-08-03

The UNION OF THE CHRISTIAN OBJ
SERVER AND THE CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
The editors of the Christian Observer have
stated in different articles in their issue
of this week, that "their repeated overtures
for union had been declined"
In the absence of DR.. Brown, it is only ne
cessary to say at present, the Observer is mis-
taken in representing him as opposed to the
union of the two papers. He did decline the
Observers terms of union, but is in favor Of
the union itself, provided it can befe6ected
on conditions which he deems fair ind hon
orable to both parties. :. ~
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1865-08-03

The EDITOR of the Central Presbyterian
expecting to be absent for some weeks, its
columns will be indebted for their contents
to well-known hands which in former years
filed them with such distinguished ability.
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ADVERTISEMENTS Two are unavoidably
delayed, but will appear next issue,
Ann Smith Academy, Lexington, Va,
Rev. j. A. Scott.
Seminary for Girls, Richmond, Va, Mrs.
NJ. NJ. w. Baskerville.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15
e. P. CONE,

No. 40 Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
sug9O-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15

SUPREME CouRT.-The Suyreme Court OF
the State is now in sessicn at Knoxville.
But few lawyers are in sstendance and con-
sequently it is thoUgls that but little bust
ness will be done sud the session Of the
Court viii be lyfef one. The Court is com
posed Of the fo1owing Judges: For East
Tennessee, Bon. sam1. Milligan; Middle
Tennessee, Hon. ]. o. shackslford; West
Tennessee, Hon. Alvin Hawkins; Clerk, NJ.
L. Patterson. We believe that as yet nc
Attorney General and Reporter has been ap-
pointed as the niggardly salary allowed by
law is not sufficient to secure the services OF
competent lawyer for the position.
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Amasemtnta.
49, Theatre.

Conner OF UNION AND sUM4EB sTREETs.
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and we hope It is shared by the leading
spirits who have survived the rebellion. So
far as tkst temper and dissemination are
sincere, they are entitled to the respect and
encouragement of our Government and peO-
pie. We have a right to test the sincerity
and good faith Of those by whom, in contra
diction to eli their past lives and acts, this
purpose is now professed. The national
welfare demands this at our hsnds But
wherever we find able and influential South
ern men actually eherishing snd setting
upon the sentiments professed by Henry A.
Wise. we shall do well to avail ourselves Of
their aid and assistance TO the utmost The
work Of reeonstructing Southern society and
Southern industry is one likely to demand
all the Weldon we can command; and these
are the very men whose aid is required for
its aecomplishment.-N. Z. Times.
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IN the treatment Of the Eye and Ear, and othei
organs Of sense. Il becomes necessary 70 have q
good knowledge Of everything pertaining 70 met.
eise end Surgery. What are called regular Physi-
clans, may have graduated ia e1her the old or new
School College, a1d can boast q 4 one sided edu-
cation, but yet, 10 the treatment Of the Eye and
Ear, fail 70 cure a single obstinate case-tor tue
treatment prescribed in their works vii nots1oct q
cure ID q large msiOriiy Of cases
Oh. BRooKxAN Is graduate Of the Missouri Uni
yersity-Diploma hsngs in has Office, and has many
certificates IRON persons cured, which may re
seen By calling
The DR.. guaranfees cures, Therefore no one need
fear 10 employ him, fer where Doctor does b1-i-
ness in this manner, ms good evidence thsi ns uh-
ders.ands the nature Of the diseases be treats
nS-Ah communications, With stamp encioael'
promptly answered %. Ct
Remember his lnfunary is At No. - Cnnfen
Street P. o. Box. No. 80. .,,t..
~ permission, he also refers 70 the ioilo-i1s
medical men. celebrated IN Ophi halulc surrey
Dr. j. =. Quidore, Ct ntou Place, New f9ia ~
d.. \. G. DeFOrrest n. y pr. Ianifed, 49,
pha; Dr.. Birgs. Qainey, H. II. Clafehs' -i''''
st. Louis, SO.
auul5-9ma
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parallel sueeess by
DR.. LEON BRO0KMAN.
AT HIS INFIRMARY,
No. % Church street, Nashville, Tennessee,

Where he msy be consulted every day from e
u O'Clock, A. n. 2 70 pm, and 70 pm. Con
situations free.
He cures sl durable diseases OF the Eve and Ear
aud performs al difficult operation 10 surgery.
He operates Tor IatSract, without pain, by 3 ueW
method.
he straightsns Cross Eyes in one minute, Ia old
BE inserts, without pam, Artificial Eyes 10 move
and sppesr natural.
Ds. BRo1KMAS cures Sore Eyes with mid medi-
eines, when give no pain.
He treats Amaurosis, or nervous blindness with
a success heretofore unknown.
He cures every case OF Upnthalmia Tarsi, here
tofore considered Incurab.e by the Profession
He cures discharges Of tie Ear, caused By Scar
let Fever, Measles, or other diseases.
He inserts Artificial Ear Drums. where the natu.
raj drum (membrane) has been destroyed, Hhich
improves the hearing Immediately.
He operates for ArtIfeid Pupil; falling d tha
Eye-Kd he remedies at once.
ne cures the most obstinate forms Of Ophthal
mia in two 20 eight weeks.
Diseases Of Tie Nervous System, via: Chores,
Neuralgia, Spinai Lifculrss; Nervous Prostrztion,
treeted successfully.
Dyspepsia and Cancer he treats with success
heretofore unknown.
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South Nashville Street Railroad
PAYMENT or STOCK.

r,~o~vuof DERs II fhe south si.,ls.l.s street.
- Railroad 49, sfori- is ordered A. % oEs
cal ior ne .1 ,.vstie Oh or before the first day Or
sepisnoer ns1 l.,.s 90 Or before the srst day q
oe,oler. r.v.lis % or before the arst day or
NoyeheT a1 Invade On Or psiors ths arst day Of
u-eeruoer ueHt - - -. IT,.
~ :, tss sscond Naiaolai Bsnk, Or % LsFDy
Armstrong;. sscretAfyr .rvrao.s -,
au9f-im - e'--sss@'i tsasef~h
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A letter from Fort Laramie contains the
welcome intelligence that Colonel Sawyer's
wagon train, which had been missing for a
month, was safe, with the exception Of three
men, who were killed by the Indians.
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HOPE INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies'

FFNHE frSt Session Of this Institution will COM
menee on MONDAY, October I'd, 1866, and ter
mEEfe on Thursday, June 2Sth, 1855 IL vii be
under the immediate supervision Of Mrs z. Fan
ming, assisted by the Faculty Of Franklin College,
snd By cOmpe eDt Feuaale 1eschers. The nurpose
sf tse Board o. Manages is 70 afford Yong Ladies
the very ueat educational advantages.
Tie session viii consist OF two Terms, as IN
Frank in College.
EXPEssEs FER TERs: Beard, Wishing, Fuel, and
Lights. Steoi TuiuoR, including Noca Muse. $40
IN S3si Instrumental Muse, $50; Use Of lnsiru-
meni, IS Modern Languages, each, SO; Drawing
and Painting. $40.
For far,hsr Information, address T flaming.
sep12- CVs
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The committee who waited on the Presi-
dent 10 invite him 10 Riehmord, have ~.
turned TO that city, and report that the
President accepted, and said he would ex-
tend his visit 10 North Carolina.
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a l'"'u dr''''d . DR. MOsILL.
Uuies slsss, ..s.a ...,,.. IS. .ss.slss

,.p,-rs WAITED SOB "rHE sEcEE 81. sT T..
"A VIcE. Is F.eli, ihe Duass2n. 80, -. b55g
esFe nc --,,r-s.Iag So. itchafdac- -.
ever pun, '.i-i, - ~ 6ur ycar; Hai's. ,-e
paIslie,eli - - n ihs sfcrei ierflcr q -
. s5ef Ii 80 s1ound p ss.li.aS &C q
contain NOR = 49, I-orz pl1liaaed- 800 -
the M ia-l -, ~ l0EEe, Hkla, a -
C.rou A. a. ". go iTssi, cinciaa'i'' 80
All ls-in' ~
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S25 ADAY: Agents wanted to ssII rev
the o5lu cheap one icensed. Address SHAW &
CLARK, Biddeford, Name.
GOO a MONTH! Agents wanted for siz
~ - entirely new articles, iustcu Address
o. T. CAREY. City Binding, Biddeiord, Maine.
Repl4 3m q W.
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DAILY
9uurnal and @esstn9Fr,
prrsI1sHED EVERY MORSiNS 3 EVENING
1o1 GEORGIA
Corner Of Cherry and third saesis.
...o,.r CIRCULATION IN zIDDLE AND sorTH-TEsrEEs
eE0RGIt.

,.rrv cld 90 Journal and Messenger, frs esiab-
- III ls0s, and regularly punished ever SINCE,
- a. rsrarzT oIRCuLsIioS q auy paper in this
yi re offeriug liberal terms b adyertisers and
and tJtlers DESTROYS Of having heir bu-
siness esnerally rOWn, VII do vel 70 advertise %
oar coiuInna-
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Notice
To Turnpike Co.'S In tennessee.

CFrIcE cIuET QUGRrERuAsrEs, DKr'roF TFxsEssEE I
NASHVILLE, TESs-, Sep. llih, 1855.
Under instructions from the MAJOR General Com
inanding Military DiSisiOn Of me Tennessee, the
Fnnpike Companies throughout tbs Htafe, are no
lined ihat they sre st perfect liberty 70 resume the
control q their respective turnpikes, wherever
they elect % 90 20. and 20 manage and direct the
Affairs % their several compasies, with the same
freedom al actons they possessed before the break.
!ng out az the rebellion.
A. J MAOKAY,
Col. and ohisf Q. N, DsPs. OfTsuDsssee,
sepl2-lQt
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The discharge gilmore troops has been or
dered, anong them ell eolored regiments
recruited at the North.
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Ex-rebel General Joe Johnston is to bs
The President Of the Richmond and Dsnyills
railroad.
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s~ UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
McClLL,
un71sWEr mmUgFrHaU
"a THE CREAThEET or DBEtaEa.
CEDWNlN6 Hlh WITH HUoChee ~
OTHER BIAIh1, Az TT - ~
MllHuLLL... I... -.---.-
BOTANIC PHTSICIaA,

For further information in regard =
the skillfUl success in the treaime9i "
diseases, the reader Is referred % s-L
LE's THEnAPEUr1Us and MATEEIA Ail..A'
two large volumes, late edition Of l'o'i
the best work In the United STATES
where you win find DR.. McGilIs nam an
standing parallel with the best meeia1
men Of The age in the treatment oil =
eases Of women. For all diseases ~ =
advertisement, satisfaction = glail-,
teed. With my general practice 10"
tha fnllnEing
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-15

Al medicHl men and the press recomWeaI lt
STRiCkLANp'S ANTI CHJLERA Mkt sk s
the oniy certs remedy Tor u grrl0.t and l1-a
terry To b. a combinsiian Of Atunreufs. t.-.
bents slmuiauts, and Csrminaig5a. gld 90
rauted % effect a cure Ter ali otuel m6slF -aH
lsiledi especially n chrome csses.
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rlght Enisslonn nnred.

Fouuz Maa, stop nefore you further Eo. -
= - - F'ght FraIrfans. and paysl-aie
800 ll.ai u1darE1art trcsnng 10 a1d ~ ~ y -
- that have cured dozens IN ms c-.gs -
Ia d Farsut States, Who have spali do---- -. =.
Isr. and ore nov vel cured BY ne. = IL -. q
ssfvs1e letters and sending uasdle4ae z - - =
~ cfrrfrF. In word, 81 inai are - -.
nv vav. sad VII eve ne 8 cal, W - al.
alton s6r az q ia dlseaaoa uionlohea ;. IL a.
80 sarnanL The aosi q reiafancas -
rftv
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50 HhdJ prime New Odesns Smear,
IS do 40 Porto Rico Sugar,
- do do Cubs Sugsr,
80 Barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugar,
90 DO Graduated Sugar,
TOO do A. and B. Coffee Sugars,
80 DO C. extra sssor ed Brands,
500 do Yeow Sugar,
400 PRgs RIO Ccff-e,
70 Mats Java COdee.
% do Ia9uIra Coffee,
10 Bags Ginge',
10 Bass Anspce,
% Bags Pepper,
- Barrels Msckerel,
"a = bbis do
1870 Kits DO
loo Boxes Soap,
50 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brands,
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Ralsns,
- Cases Sardints,
$50 Gases Oysters,
leo Doz Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
together with everything usually kept in Whole
sale Grocery Hou es.
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EYE AND EARL

nIsEAsEs Of the Ers and Ear, Nervous sys-
IL tenn, and CsncerOus Tumors' treated sith un-
parallel sllecess BY
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y,--g ys-rad Ladies Hhoae rlls'oliuis =,
-. - =, f-as 1flh 10 due sossoul ra--r Il
~ -. - q y5l should hlliuply Ela faf-.a- -
- Il var d6alrs yol caa consult me 49, -
-, 80 us-soa No ally over niriJ-lfe -
~ -, -s.7.i' make applcaton. AL Coulu1lla-la--
o is.5-r sr psrson stretiy conGdanlal-
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ON the 18th inst between the Csritol and Ca
O,msnioSn, Port Monse CONTAINING, ore HIM.
dred and Ten Dollars. TIE Ender VII 7fe sni1shlv
rewarded On leaving ii ST tins Office sepls.RisS
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OH WEEIIIX

len cotiufies aud cIrculsteli throuehouf lie
Bouthsru and Northern states generally.
Parties sending thsIr advert ssrnsnts ,slfb The
moueT. vii be insured satisfaction
Address s. Rose 4 90
s sum- 81 s Bus. PE'Fd''or. t,,plo-s, ssa
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AUCTION SALE OF
GOvernmentLumber &c

I WILL expose for sale at Pubic Auc6on on
Il "WEDNESDAY, the 10Th inst, AZ 10 an. al the
Taylor Yard, on High Street, south Of Isrosi Nasn-
VILE, Tenn, the following property, via:
i,s26sses feet Mixed Lumber lrafasel
3i,sS5 feet Pine Lumber trefasel,
~ Benches, assortsd,
% Tahes, assorted,
Bath Tubs,
&c Watering Troughs,
I kaeeGng Trough,
p Feed Trouehs,
rs Window Sash
81 Buuts,
g WiadoE FrSmes,
- pooFs
80 I Wash Tub.
Terms Cash, ID GcFeFumeul Funds prou,erfv 10
Be removed bY rhe purchaser
By order q Ool. A. J. MAcKAT, Chef Quarter
MASTER Department Of Tennessee
Az. WILLS,
sspls-A BTt MAJ. ed a. q. H.
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CORNER So AND CHERRY SIS, NAoos epo
DARllCULAk siiention pad to the purchase OF
Msrchsudize for sale respey t1lily soliciei VI
RsFHR To-MesEIs J. ". Fears & % n, a
MsnFham, g. r 4 b. Z. oliver, l. ssnls .,1
Neon; Mitchell, heed A Co, Barrett A III
LEpgpion. Craze s Hammock, Atlanta, Jyols.SS5
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agtw advertisements.
S25 Reward.

CTOLEN ON my stable on The mfhtA
- OF the 18th inst, a very dark Chestnut ksHEfN
Souel Horse. he has 12 branded OnZ
the left hip; also two white spots on his back,
caused by the saddle was little lame, caused by
bis hoof having been split, bat hsd grown slmo>t
no. The above reward vii Re paid for elther the
recovery Of the thief or horse.
J. r. BRTCE.
sepl6-st Union Office.
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hronln nsae.

win sat,z,achoc, Rhsuuaislni Ailpciioai -,
Lunga; Diaa1ees Of tie IlruaLi saa--1L -.
5td lamls, Psunsy Pzzns, llcorai tsi'ei' -. -
l1sssaes Of the Heart and Liver, il---l -. !
- gtoqreb. Eeurslaa, Eings Erl W 80
Ursfrars U.eaaaes 81 tie Eyesi uet-l.-.1- :.
tsr.ls. Dysuspsla Or lnf'ssslon, snd toa---
fogsfher 80 al Private 1Jisenses
I3ieaasea Of the Urinary Ork''
70 Ghe Ladies.
An kHssEons Of he Homo Le@.sa - - 800
-. Il, 1917 or prove ahortcps eza p -.
= 80 IN TIE q .ognt pragasdii nJ guh3 D.
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WANif FULLER
Edwin " iGHr -Acune llsh-iset.
=, T. s-ll ~