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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

\ fEoNFr wITNEss. Have you pur-
chased any Intoxicating Eqoor Of defend
snts inquired the constable
d" Not that ! remsnber.- replied the Wit
ness. c0olly.
" Have you obtained any At has store '''
g Not that ! remember
Wil you Try 20 rccollect7 Bear IN
mind that you arr under oath -
g sm trying
A pause.
Wei. -itnes'. What do you say no-2-
continued the Official prcsently.
have nj made any discoveries a.
yet"
" Have you not. within a week. told per
sons that you bought liquor Of the defend
anti
A" Not that I remember
Did you not tell me Yesterday that you
bought spirits Of defendant?~
Yes. sir"
You dii, Al, Wen. ,ir. when you
told me that. did you he or tell the truth7-
told the truth. %
We'll. sir. then yea have bought spir-
iis of dciendant?~
% Yes. sir
What dii you mean By swearing you
coud nos remember7~
e" meant that couid not
"Your memory returned amsringiy
quick Did you psy defendant for The
spirits yos bought % him7-
'' Yes. sir."
A" Ho- macby~
" Tscnty Eve cent,
" What Kind Of spirits I'D you buy7-
Spiuis of campbor ~
4" Abem - rest tbe case ber-
90 Not guilty. cane fron The Jury Dor.
a. the membcrs tired 10 appear sedafe snd
dignifed. sni. 18th an effort. restrained
themselves from joining IN the roar q
laughter ibsf -ent ronnd The courtroom.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

Al eminent story teller "a very found
q reisiing The following fosching aoecdote /.
A Englishman and q Frencbmaa iosght
duel IN = dsrkened RON. Ths Eazlisb-
nan. Ua~iiing 10 take his sntagonist's lie.
generously fred uP The obImsey and
brought do-n tn Frenchman. When
tel this story IN Frsaoe.- pleasantly sda.
The narrator. % I make The Eaglishn.n q
up tbs cbimDsy.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-02-15

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
STATE ITEMS

-Brownlow has disfranchised thirteen
counties in the state since the beginning
of spring-Giles being the latest-and
resOrted to other equally patent illegali-
ties to secure his reelection, but notwith-
standing, there is good grounds for hoping
Etheridge will be our next Governor.
The negroes composing a recent public
meeting at Nashville, adopted cOnserva-
tive resolutions, and this proper sense of
their best interests in the future is stead
lily gaining ground in many localities
Some OF our exchanges speak of negro
secret society in this state, whose MEM
bers are sworn to murder any freedman
who votes against Brownlow; but this is
the most nonsensicsl of ali the efforts at
intimidation yet attempted, since all ex-
perience has shown that "threatened
men live long," and these rascals so loud
in menaees, instigated by loyal
leaguers and other yankee incen-
diary teachers are precisely the
class who will desert their northern
friends as soon as their hopes and wishes
are disappointed, as they must be, with
regard to contiscation and distribution
Of lands, and the other brides promised
as q recompense for their votes in sup
port of radicalism and then they will
sensible of their brethren who preferred
old and tried friends to republican dema-
gogues, who had TO reach office through
their suffrages, however frsudulently OBJ
tanned; but who are unwilling that
black man should hold any Office
whatever.
Crop accounts throughout the state
continue hopeful, and in cereals, espec-
tally, the farmers have been signally
blessed.
Hon. John Bell, residing at Cum
beFlAnd iron works, is reported danger
ously Ill.
Col. HOugh, assistant adjutant gem
eral ON Thomas staff, has gone to East
Tennessee to investigate the doings Of
BrOWnlOw's militia, and will make an
impartial report for the information and
guidance of that general.
"A secret society has been organized
at Knoxville, the members Of which are
pledged for the reputation Of the ma
tional debt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
CrnRaIA NEWS

The Atlanta Era is gratified to say
that the crops throughout Middle Georgia
are in a flourishing condition, and such
wheat crop has not been harvested
within the memory Of the oldest farm
ers.
The legislature, at it's last annual
session, says the Atlanta Latelligencer.
directed the governor to draw his war
rant on the treasury In favor Of Miss
Mary A. Green, Mrs Phoebe Pember.
and Mrs. Charles Williams, as trustees of
the memorial association OF Georgia, -
for the sum of four thousand dollars to
complete the cemetery at Resaca, and
she removal and interment of the Con-
federate dead on the battle fields of
Chicamauga, Missionary Ridge, and
along the line Of Sherman's march, upon
either battiefields or places most cOnve-
nient thereto.
Marietta has been selected for the re.
interment of our gallant dead, and active
measures are in progress to carry cut the
patriotic purposes of the state Legislature
As our dead are estimated to reach
50, 600, at s. each the cost will be SS5, COO
and the balance needed-S3l ,G00-it is
believed will be secured by individual
and private contributions. The land re-
quired for this worthy object, has been
donated by a gentleman of that place
and Is in the near vicinity Of Marietta.
Theregistration throughout the state
as far as completed, shows q large and
Increasing majority Of negroes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
MISSOURI ITEMS.

The Caucasian says an elderly lady
/ by the name OF Susan A. New, the
mother ef John d. and Lewis s. New
Of Lexington, and an old resident OF La.
fayette county, was accidentally shot and
killed, early on the morning Of the 4th,
in her room at the residence Of Mr.. John
d. New.
The Union church, ten miles south
Of Potosi, was destroyed by fire on the
10th inst. Supposed to have been the
work OF an incendisry.
Two thieves and murderers were
taken from the sheriff and lynched in
Warren county a few days ago. They
were named Allen Conner and Joe Jones,
and, besides recent thefts OF horses, were
clearly implicated in more than one
murder.
The Statesman says For many years
the existence of q spring in the Univer-
sity campus in this place has been
known, but the grounds being unim-
proved, and the ravine in the banks of
which the spring is found being over
grown with grass, it has attracted no
special attention from cur people, further
than that it was known not to afford
limestone water. Recently an analysis
was made by DIR. Norwood, our eminent
and learned professor OF natural science,
and DR.. Dittleton, who so worthily and
ably fills the chair Of chemistry in the
Washington University at st. Louis, and
they concur in the opinion that it is a
chRlybeate spring, which has no superior
anywhere in the country. These waters
are highly beneficial to invalids, and
many in this place are already partaking
Of them. morRing ard evening. There
can be no question they will attain 8
wide spread and deserved celebrity for
their medicinal virtues, and just as little
that Columbia, with the pierian and
chalybeate springs gushing forth in the
same campus, will become, not only the
Athens, but the Saratoga Of the state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

LOCKWOOD & PEYToN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
Non Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. Is62-Pierre A Handy ct al. vs. John Mel.
son et al.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause that
1 the defendant Lisida W Organ has de-
parted this life since the commencement Of said
suit and that Therese Louise organ Is her child
and heir-at-law and nonresident OF the
Stale OF Tennessee; alsS, Arthur COnEeu, as
appears from the She M S return, IS not 20 be
found in shelby county, and further, that he
is n nonresident:
It is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, Al the courthouse in
the city Of Mrmpnis, Tenn. on or before the
first Monday in August, 1907, and plead, answer
or dernur 70 compliments bill. and T. l.. Or
gan 10 snOW cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same viii be
taken for confessed Is = them, and set
for hearing ex parte and that copy OF this
order be published once week for four success
sfve weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A Copy-Attest-
AUGUSTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
BY h j. BLACK. Depu y Clerk and Master.
Heiskel, Scott & Heiskell, SOls. for Com
plRinRnt ty3 laW6W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEYS

B. w. AvANr. F. A.RAMsEY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

/ 400 men, and several prisoners werI
needlessly and recklessly killed by them
/ The above, and the half has not beer
told are plain, unexaggerated fact
which can be substantiated by most un'
! questionable testimony, and for the trntt
OF which pledge my character and rep
utation as minister Of the gospel
request the insertion Of this IS ar
act Of justice. J. @. WILSON,
President OF Huntsville emale College.
This letter comes from a source SC
respectable and responsible, and its state
ments are so specific, that we have no
| hesitation in publishing it. Our govern
ment has no excuse for inhumanity to
the prisoners it captured during the war,
and its honor is involved in Furnishing
with just severity all instances OF such
cruelty on the part Of its agents as are
specified above.-Ed. Times.
We content ourselves, for the present,
with appending the following letter,
which we find in the Toronto Leader.
But we shall recur 70 the subject again /:
To the Editor Of the Leader:
Sir: The enclosed is from the New
York Times Of tire 2Sth ult. Testing Gre
dulity, as that journal and its contempO-
raries are prone to do, its editor, it
seems, ventured the assertion which
the writer of the letter has so fully ex-
ploded.
In October, 1864, at bazaar then held
in Liverpool, more than twenty thou
sand pounds sterling were contributed by
the generosity Of the people Of England
for the relief OF destitute and suffering
COnfederates, held as prisoners Of war,
in the north Of the United States. What
those sufferings were, are told In this
letter, and from a source which even the
editor Of the Times vOuches for as " re-
spectacle and responsible" It will be
remembered, perhaps, that Lord Wharn-
cliffe, as the representative OF a commit
tee, asked the permission of Mr.. Seward
to make that fund available to
the relief Of the prisoners then suffer-
ing as depicted below, in northern
prisons. His lordship's benevolent re-
quest met with a rude and repulsive re-
fusal, Mr.. Seward alleging that it was
insulting to his government to assume
that prisoners of war in its hands were
not properly furnished with everything
necessary to their condition. The fund,
however, safely reached the prisoners
through private channels by the energy
and purpose of those having charge Of it.
Captain Wirz, a subaltern in feeble
health, was put to death by sentence of a
military commission, at Washington, for
alleged inhumanity to northern prison.
ers of war at Andersonville, in Georgia,
upon evidence palpably manipulated by
those conducting the prosecution. Pri-
vate Baker" mentioned in the letter of
the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, was promoted in
the northern service for the murder Of an
3 prisoner named Goats,
and the Dutch lieutenant continued in
charge of the prisoners at Fort Delaware
because of his brutality toward them.
/ submit Mr.. Wilson's letter to you for
publication rs a contribution toward the
history of the "b best government on
earth" Yours, respectfully,
4 CONFEDERATE IN EXILE.
Niagara, c. ", July ], 1861
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

RUREKA Council. No. G. Meets "a Monday OF
each month odd Fellows HalL. John Zeut,
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggiu, Rec.
TEMPIAEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

II Offering OUR BITTERs 70 the Southern
| Public, we have 10 hesitaney IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodae-
tIoa in our markets. In their devisement they
are purely Southern = compounded with 3
special adaptitude 70 the varieus types OF
stomacic arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
Mss gentle stimulant to the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
1t ia 3 cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion.
It cures DiarThsa and Cholera Morbus.
tits preventive for Chilis and Feyers.
Itis an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling ct ali seasons OF the year.
It's HoAEE enterprise and Possesses true
merit.
- Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT q CO.,
Sole Propristors.
fsbIn II Memphis. TeHa.
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Erecutor's Mottce.

L ETTFRS tesiamentary having been granted
/ to the undersigned, executor OF the last
vi and testament OF Mlliiam D. Ferguson,
shelby county, Tenn, at the June term thereof
Isg7. notice s hereby given to all persons hold
ing clafIns against the estare OF said deceased
10 present tham to the undersigned, properly
prubated, within the period specified ~ law, or
The same will be barred.
Persons indebted TO the estate viii please
make urompt payment OF su debts other
wise sfeus will be taken TO enforce the same
without delay.
L. v. DIXON, Executor.
lime % 1851. ieM iaW4W
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BIZ for D5pOrce.

In the Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tenn.
Esther Anderson W. George Anderson
4 n this cause II appearing from affidavit on
/ file that defendant, deOfgc Anderson, h 4
nor-resident OF the State OF TENNESSEE
his Appearance herein at the Courthouse in
the city Of Memphis Tenn, within the three
first days Of The September Term, is67, and
r,leas answer or demur 70 complainant's bill,
or the same VIII b. aiken for confessed, and
set for bearing exJ srte IL i further ordercsi
thS.t a copy OF tbs order be published once 4
phis Appeal.
"A truias eoSy-Httest:
BY GUY TnoRPE. d. &.
Ba1urD a alullgan attorneys for complain
June Il. 1851 isls lawaw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

The number of English lsborers is
set down at LOIS, ,616 and their annual
income is estimated in the aggregate at
s., 600. coo, 900 in gold. This is at least
S340, ,0O0, 600 more than the total incomes
Of the richer classes, who are SO much
more literally represented in parliament
and the government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
RnARnING HOILSF

THE Boarding House for the Female Col.
1 leRs at La6range, Team, would Ike to have
Families and others to Board during vacation
July and August. Those wishing 10 leave
the city this summer would be pleased with the
situation, as Il is somewhat rural in appear
jei2 II Wv. KENNEDY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

TyHE creditors OF the estate of E. NJ. Appleby
are hereby notified that have suggested
the insolvsncy OF said estate % the Clerk Of the
Counfy Court Of Upton county, Tennessee, and
ire ersditors or said estate are notified 70 nle
fisefr claims, dclY authenticated, within six
months from the date neraofs of tn.s notice y ~
ba 1lel In bar Of the same.
]. 3. DANNLEI4, administrator.
Aprii lst lSr, apis n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALESDlR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


1667-
LODGES
AEGERoSA, No. l6S. Meets lEt Monday IL
every month, st Odd-Fell0gs' Hail cor. COur
and Main. d. Q. Trader, W. NJ; H 7. Tom
nnsOu. Sec.
SOUTH MEMsHTs. No. us Meets % Friday Oi
each month Hail. cor. Madison and second
J. I. sellars, W. NJ; Benz. K Pullen. Sec.
LEILA SCOTT. No. 2s9 Meets lst Friday Of each
month-Hall cor. Madison aur Second. John
Ainslie. ". NJ: Il. p Wood ward. Sec.
HAMILTON, No. 293. Meets Sd Friday Of each
Tnouth-Odd-Felluws Hail. 2. NJ. Stanley,
". NJ; W. IA. Butts, Sec
of each naonth-23l Front street John j.
WOrsham, s3d, W. NJ 3. K. fuilen, sd Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PENN Chapter, No (. Meets d Monday OF each
month-Odd-FeloWs' Hall J. Whsslsr,
n. p; h. d. Psyuter, Sec
R. AND s. NJ
RUREKA Council. No. G. Meets "a Monday OF
each month -ndd-Feliows' Han. John Zeut,
Tn. H.; n. J. Wiggiu, Rec.
TENPLAEs.
CTEESE Cor1mRndery. No 4. Meets 4th Mon
day 81 each month. Jchn Zent, CON-; n, J.
A.. AND A. SCOTTISH RITE.
2Os Front Strest.
HEENEs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. l.
Stated Communications 3d Wednesday night
OF each month. Henry p. WoOdsrd, SD, c..
NJ; Charles NJ Carroll, 18th. Sec
MTrHEAs Lodge Of Perfection, 18th; No. 2.
Meets sth wednesday OF each month. George
Mellersh, sd, c.. NJ F.; A. r.. Farmland, sd,
Sec.
CAsfPH1A CounciI ofPrfnoes OF Jerusalem, 18TH;
No. Z. Benz. X. Fullen, sd, Tarsh.-.; -
CALvARY CHArrER OF Rose Croix, 18Th, No /.
Charles " Adams, I'D, N. W.; H +. Tom
unEOn, 82t Sec.
PHILIPPE DUPLEssETs Council OF E-h, S1th.,
No. L Henry p WOodard, sd, Comm.
William Y. Ciruie 32d. Rec.
COEsIsrORY OF W EST TENNESSEE, sd. John
Ainsiie. SD, Gomm'. In Chief; Dodge Z.
Trader, sd. Reg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19
No. Restdent Notfce.

In the Chancery Court OF Mempnls, Tenn.
No. l2iS-J. Mason Campbell et al. vs.. Jno.
Nelson eJ al
IT appearing from efIidavit in this cause that
i the defendant Lisids ". Organ has departed
this life since the commencement of said suit
and that Iherese Lou Sc Organ Is her heir AZ
law and a nonresident Of the State OF Tenues-
see; 10 is therefore OrdereI, that said Therese
Louise Organ make her appearance herein, at
the courthouse in the C. ty Of Memphis, Tenn,
on or before the first Monday in August, 1897,
aud plead, answer or demur 70 complainants s
bill show cause why said suit should not be
revived against her, or the same will be taken
for confessed rs TO her, and set for hearing eX
parte, and that n copy Of this order De pub
lis ed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-Attest: AUGUSTON ASTON,
Clerk ana Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Hei,kell, Scott 4 Heiskell, Solicitors for Com
Dlafpant iy3 laW4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-19

CLERK's OFFICE July .. ISs7.
John Mott, James X. Mott, r. n. LOsee, Wm
A. Mckee, Augustus Losee and David A. Ben
son, partners, etc, Plaintiffs vs. Maliche W
Reid and Thomas j. Reid, partners, AS Reid &
BrO., Defendants.
4 FFIDAVIr for attachment having been
~ made In this case in pursuance OF section
S45l Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attacbmen ut
having been issued aad returned by the proper
officer, levied. etc." on the property Of the
deieudants, Reid & Bro her;
II IS therefore ordered, That said defendants
appear at the Courthouse, la the city Of Hem-
phis, Tenn. or before the second Monday
in October next, and defend this suit, or the
same will be taken for rcOnfessed as o. them, and
the case set for bearing tx parte, and that a
copy OF this order be published once q week for
four consecutive weeks in the Daily Appeal.
A copy JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
john ". GEAHAE, Deputy Clerk.
II e. King, Attorney tor Plaintiffs.
iva faWtW
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EB- The Company IS now prepared to issue
Policies in all the various forms OF Life Insu
rance, and respectfully solicit public patronage
iyun
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Educational.
pY the action Of the Trustees OF the
Brownsville Female Academy and
the Crawford Institutes,

the two Schools have been consolidated
The bniidings and grounds belonging 10 them
VIII oe thoroughly repaired and ClH aecou-u1u-
date from - To 3ul pupils A liberal r5+rrr gass
can Dc commanded, and the Trustees are defar-
mined 70 build up inst class Female SebooI
with a corps OF Teachers for the Istera.r1- ~,
partmenL At the head OF the ,5u,les7l ~
pa. tlnent D. a Professor who has most snrerss-
iully been connected with the Schools fo- tHa
last ten years The attention OF well ouqIrf.tl
candidates for a permauent situation ans I. rl.-
sltlon That can De made 10 pay IS soIcited
Applications with vouchers viii be eCnsirer-li
until the nrst August next.
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DISSoLUTIoNS.
Withdrawal.
Dissolution

FrnUF Law Firm II HAYNES. HEATH s
LEWIS g. tilis day dissolved. The uufn.
isbed business OF the firm will have tie at
TENT on of each OF us uutil u Is closed up.
Iandon & Haynes has associated with him
IN the practice Of tie law. IN all its branches
Ills son -fn-faw Francis ID. ~ iockfOu, and D is son
Rot,art " Haynes and the style of their firIn
h HAYNES. rTOCKTON & HAYNES. offices
IN ssNimcenLs Building" corner East Courl
aud Second streets.
III r. Heath ana A. NJ. Lewis are associated
IA the practice Of the Law, in al iis branches
and may be found sc the old once, 6outheASi
corner OF se-oBd and Union streets, up stairs
ihe style OF their firm Is HEATH a LEWIS
The parties may be consulted, iu regard u
the old business. at their TespeeIivs oiilees
LANDON q. HAYNES,
X Il. HEATH,
A. NJ. LEMlS.
June Is lST.
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DIR. MoRTIMoRE.
Omce--R0Om NO.23, WOFSham House.
MEMPHIS. TENN.


CPECIAL NOTICE. viii be at the ITTEA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuka, M,Es-, Mondays
tuesdays and Wednes iayu, each week. from
Der next (lS57l. Those who desire % meet. con-
sult and place themselves under my tresfmeut
there, can do 81. Those who prefer coming to
this city, can consult me, at my OfEica here.
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Ny extensive practice aud succe ssial treat
ment OF all forms or CHRONIC DISEASES IN the
South for msny yeSrs past-espeeialiy me last
SIX years In this city-is surucirnt guarau,ee 70
those who are yet afflicted. 20 justly eonEdeuee
Ia my ability 70 accomplish ali that medical
skill and remedial aid cas- do
do not profess 10 perform HrRACLEs sa By
the laying on OF the hands,H NOR Can ANY
OrUEE NAN NOW LIVING. such preteudeIs can
have influence only upon the credulous and
weak Minded Ny treatment, Of all caseq. Is
hased upon proper scientific medical skill
aided BY 4 life devotion and extensive experi-
ence-
Ny charges are moderate In every case-far
more 80 than many Others OF the profession
who make the effort and yet FAIL % cure.
For many yeGrs past have made Tie follow
ing my principal sPECIAIITIEs, viz.
CONSUMPTION, and various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE LIVER,
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
DISEASE Or THE KIDNEYS
Chronic DlSt AsES of sfon-
ach and Bowels.
DYSPEPsIA-fIn Indlgestlonl
RHEUMATISM-all Is various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE. EPILEPSY.
GENER AZ DEHll.LI f--Nervous Ar
sCROfUL0Us. dzd plherd diseases
oris1naflne n t11uftfltie4 ~
the Hood and Fi1.4l Z |sI,I-