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AYERS
compound Extract of SarSaparilla,

the most eTectunl remedy which the medical
ain Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal Inalady. 1t Is com
been discovered for the expurgation of tins foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue OF the
system from its destructive consequences;
Hence it should be employed for the cure OF
not only Scrofula. but also those otliei aneo-
and SKIS DISEASES, ST. ANTHoNYs FIRE.
RosE. or EuYsIrELAs, PINrLEs, PUsrULEs'
BLorcnEs. BIAINs and BoTLs, TuNoRs' letter
and SALT RHEUM, ScALD HEAD' hiNe"9hN'
RHprxarIsM, SYPHiLITIc and MTItcUluAL DIS
v.srs. DnoPsY. DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA !! :
rrn OR IMPURE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " ia,p,oify ofthe blood is founded IN truth,
for scroflla is a degeneration of the blood. The
-.art;crlar purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
Fila is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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Fourteenth and rtr.
ntents. 'h A


section 1. An pcrsop. ~
~ the United state. anal XXX ny nlr.
dictiOn thereof are rifi,.' taf
states and OF the State Wt oi DE- f
No State shall mako ~ l,ll U...
which shall abridpc fb,n....H4 .ior9
ii t.,i . ~ 'l.'leu- oi thc Uuir.r
shan any state deprive aBg s
liberty or property without wa
law nor deny 90 auv 81 'a0
laws. tt'.f.,n
see. ?. iicprescutIiivrs .t..
TONED among the several -t.
60 their respective uuwt#-
whole number Of person. f. ..ar.
Guiding Indians boo DN.f
righb 10 vote at amy rlrrf..,. '''.
OF electors for President ~. ,..' q.
OF the United States. p...' '...r
Congress. the ENecutlyr.g.
of "a state. or the member 'e..I'-
ture thereof f. druiuItl.r, in. me E
habitants Of such State. bsI.. ...ft
ycars of age. and citizen. . HH
states; or in any way nbriI..t peg
participation boz rebellion Il.
the basis Of representation tD..
reduced in The proportion NM. +
Der of such male citizens .I.I.
whole numbcroi male Hfg...
years of age. iu such -utr. '..
Src. 3. No person shall h....
Representative boo luusra..
President and AiCe-pra.lI...
office. civil or military. uUI...
States, or under ANS eaf.
previously taken au uI.I.
Congress, or us % mmt.r
Legislature, cor as Hu LArelt.,..
officer Of any state. tO -ur1.r, !.
| tuition of the United State. ....
gagged in iusurrrctiOn OBJ ra.
the same, or given uiI on ....
enemies thereof Eut Gomez.
vote of two-third- OF u4rE H..
such disability.
see. 4. The validity d fIert.
the United States. authorize \.
Guiding debts incurred lur bah.
siOns and bountics or -DTyiar.--
| instruction or rebellion. -l4I. w.
toned. But neither the Juf..
any State shall assume or m.
obligation Incurred BOO ail of ~.
| rebellion against the tuud
claim for the loss on pmln.t. '
slave: but an such lpbr. o'
claims, shall be- held illrga. an5
See. .. Congress shall Aa,e F.
! force, by appropriate lcgsa...
visions Of this article.
ABTlCLENy
BE &c enacted, Ao. tW0-l
| Houses concurrlHgg Thll I'M.
| amendment 30 the Con .fIuurr
| ted States, be- submitted 90 M. Nh.
OF the several States, and when n
three-fOurths thcrc,L d. shall b..
the Constitution.
ART. Is. The right 81 Jho r.f.u
! InitedStates 90 vote, shalI boz D.
the United States, nor amy sut. 4.
OF race, color, or prcyiuu. C0Hla
/ yitude.
Sec. 2. The CougrU.. shall hlu
enforec this article by appUpr
ton.
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BUCKS AROMATIC BTTTERS

NVHIS cheap. palatable and SJTPEProP
n TONIC is constantly growing into "a
vor with all who have used it. It Is made
from pure materials by experienced Drug
gists. and will relieve
DYSPEPSIA.
INDIGESTION.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
And all complaints arising therefrom. such
as FlGtaleRce, Acidity Of the Stomach,
and General Debility.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail by
BUCK & BAILEY.
Jy2Ow&twtf Druggists, Jackson Miss.
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DIR.
ISINHONS' Liver REGULATOR

OR MEDICINE, for Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Jaundice, Costiveness, Camp Dysentery,
Sick Headache, Chronic Diarrhea, Affections
of the Bladder and Kidneys, Fever, Nervous
ness, Chills, Diseases of the Skin, Impurity of
the Blood, Melancholy or Depression of Spirits.
Most of the ailments here enumerated have
their origin in diseased liver, which is the
most prevalent affection in this country, and
as in many cases the patient is not within the
reach of a physician, it requires that some
remedy should be provided that would not in
the least impair the constitution, and yet be
active and safe. That such is the character OF
the SIMMONS REGULATOR there can be no
doubt, which the testimony of hundreds will
stabIish.
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From the New Haven Palladium. Aug. Il

From the New Haven Palladium. Aug. IA
About twelve months ago Bic. ard Waite
whose relatives reside in Bradley street, led
TO the bymeneal altar. before large assem-
blage Of friends, at the George street Meth
Cdist Church. Miss Jennie Githings- of La
faveste street. Richard bad been generally
REGARDED as a gay Lothario. TO the SORROW of
his relatives, and the marriage took place
in opposition TO the brides friends; put
strong love had seemingly bound its sllken
cord firmly around him. and for six or elght
months, Ii = said, he lived happily Win me
charming woman, who Notwithstanding Ihe
reports which Dame REmOr had Whlzptfeu
in her ears. had consented to he his WE.
But at the cad of that period. change came
over the spirit of their dreams FOR some
reason, hitherto kept very secret the once
happy wife determined to sever the ties
2 (which bound them together In Connectl-
cut It is-luckily tor nismated couples
easy TO obtain divorce. and some bnree
months ago the court decreed them no lon
ger man and wife. The lady returned 10 Ier
friends and the gay Richard returned 20 tne
pursuits which ne had followed IN ms pach.
elorhood. 1t is understood that Mrs. " ate )
relatives were mainly Instrumental IN Sc
curing the separation, and that her consent
was only obtained after continued, persls-
tant urging on their part. 1t is easy 10 sep
arate the bodies. but TO divorce two loving
hearts is quite different matter After
their separation. it would seem that only till
then did they know howstrong had been their
affection for each other, By degrees they
became intimate of yore, INDUCING IN
the moonlight walks, and passing
through a second courtship earnestly as
they did the first. A second marriage was
talked of, but the lady's friends interposed
the strongest opposition, and positively re-
fused to give their consent. Richard 5
friends were willing and little more
Finding that nothing better could be done
they concluded to take the matter into their
own hands. firmly believing that cruel and
hard hearted fathers and mothers have no
right to keep assunder two hearts which
Cupid had firmly united. On Thursday
night they took the steamer Continental for
New York and those who knew of the al
fair in its incipiency are confident that they
were remarked. The young man is
about twenty-three years of age and the
lady about twenty. They are both very re-
specially connected, and their best friend:
hope their second search for welded bliss
will be more successful than the first.
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POVETl a nARKsDll
COMMISSIONERS AND
NEES SALE.

Nm pursuance Of a decree OF 4
N States District Court for W,
District Of Mississippi, at Jach.
2lst day Of July, 1869, in the cts
"a N. Brown, and sheppard lif
Il. s. Hunt, assignee, in Banki
5. Langley, / will sell for cash. ~
the State House, in Jackson on W
Of september next, the i0ll0Wll IN
premises, being a plantation on
eissDpi river IA issaQugna couN
as tAlbemarlc" and particularly
AZ sections rs and no and lots D p
ton AZ, "a township q, Range y
tanning 1880 acres. more or ie
aid decree, costs and chnrges ,ff-sr
III. s.. ~
Commissioner and r.
Aug "A 1869 Bankruptcy q W'N
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Third day chills cured with King of ChiIls
King Of Chills cures seventh dav chflls
After trying every other known remedy.
King Of Chills viii cure you. .
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For diarrhRa, use Red Diarrhea Remedy
R. I'D. IL. cures acute and chronic diarr hna
For the stomach and bowels use r. ID. II.
e. ID. r. cures vomiting and purging.
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University of Mississippi.

TIME EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SIS
IL sion of this Institution begins on the
I3th Of September, next,
Under the same Faculty as last year. 1t has
been in operation long enough for the pub
lie to have tested its capacity TO i.npart IN
struction in the Arts and Sciences, and to
learn the many advantages which 1t posses
ses over institutions of similar grade
Its location is healthy, and within few
hundred yards of a depot
The rooms are undergoing thorough re
pair, and are rent free.
Expenses at this institution are very mod
crate.
Tuition for Scholastic year, literary de- -
partment- sou w
Tuition for scholastic year, law de-
partment, ...-...--..-- % w
Fuel fee. scholastic year, ....--...--- Is w
Deposit for damages, Observation-Disclosures W
Private mess halls Tor batching) are abol-
ished. The Trustees propose to engage a
Steward, to purchase and prepare provision
al cost-they furnishing the means. 1t is
supposed that under this regulation board
wifi not exceed over $12 or $l4 per month.
have been abolished. Those now in the
University will be permitted to finish the
course tuition tree.
The Trustees invite Mississippians espe-
cially, and parents and guardians in sur
rounding States to give the University q
trial.
J. M. HOWRY,
Secretary of the Board.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED

m Pain in the side. Sometimes the
IT TUHD Hpain is felt under the shoulder
nm Il blade; is sometimes mistaken for
Rheumatism in the arm. The
stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness, bowels in general are
costive, sometimes alternating with lax: the
head is troubled with pain accompanied with
dull, heavy sensation. There is generally
considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant
The patient complains of WEAKNESS and debil-
Ityi he IS easily startled, his feet are cold or
burning, and he complains of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low: and al
though satisfied that exercise would be hene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely summon an
fortitude enough TO try it. In fact he distrusts
every remedy. Several of the above sum-
toms attend the disease, but cases have occur-
red when few of them existed yet examination
of the body after death has shown the Liver 10
have been extensively deranged.
1t should be used by all persons. old and
young whenever any of the foregoing SWIM
toms appear. 1t is a purely vegetable com
pound, IS not injurious to the most delicate
constitutions, and will keep the liver in a
healthy action if used properly.
Persons living in unhealthy localities NAV
avoid all bilious attacks by taking a dose oc
casionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
H@@1 For children COM
HDliIllII AW0D planning of col;c, head
kIllIuUUH llJQ ache, or sick stomach a
teaspoonful or more
: VIII give relief. Child
rem, as well as adults, eat sometimes too much
supper, or eat something which does not d.
gest well, producing sour stomach heartburn.
or restlessness. good dose will give relief
This applies to persons Of all ages
Many persons, from eating too much. are
restless at night, or in day time are fdeety.
wool-gathering, can't understand what thew
read, can't keep their thoughts on any one sub
ject 80 as to reason well, or become fretfnI :
One or two tablespoonful will give relief.
JAUSDTcE-Take enough Regulator after
eating each meal to produce one full action
from the bowels every dsy.
Pregnant ladies win find sure relief from
their headache, costiveness, swimming in the
head, collie, sour stomach. restlessness, etc.
Prepared only by
d. H. ZEILIN az CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price, 81 90; by mail, 81 25
For sale in New Orleans and Jackson, and
Druggists everywhere. may6w6m
W. r. srHWING n. n PADDOCK
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King Of Chills never fails.
Substitute for quinine, King of Chills.
King OF Chills cures dumb and shaking
chills.
King of Chills cures every other day
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III. L. DUNCAN.
TTORN Ely AT LAW

WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI
WILL practieei in the courts ofIafayette,
Pontotoc counties, and the Federal court for
the Northern District of tie State, and Su-
preme Court at jackson.
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HNHE subscriber IL now prepared TO re-
~ ceive and gin cotton, as low as any
Others ginning. His personal attention will
be given all the time to the gin.
S. p. BAILEY.
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. q, twin
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CITATION.

CIlAIION.
Daniel EshIeman,) In the Chancery
134. VS.. Court, Kinds Co.
j. c. Napier, ct. ally Miss, LIST. District
1T appearing by affidavit filed. that j. w
IL Vaughan and Mary f. Vaughan. his wife
defendants, are non-residents of Mississippi
but reside at Lexington. Missouri, which i
their Post Office. 1t is ordered that saio
defendants enter their appearance in this
cause and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainants bill, on before the first day Of
the next term of this court, to be begun and
held at jackson, Mississippi, on the first
Monday of November next. or that said bill
will be taken as confessed by them; that .
copy of this order be published once week
for four consecutive weeks in The Clarion
newspaper published in Jackson. Miss.
and that the Clerk of this Court send GER
titled copy of this order by mail addressed
to them at Lexington, Missouri.
Ordered this July Goth. 1869.
Attest: j. M. STONE. Clerk,
Jy29w5t c. L. SMITH. ID. e.
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Winchester Repeating Rifle.
TWO SHOTS PER SECOND.

HNHE attention of Dealers and Sports
II men is invited to these improved weap~
ons, which leave nothing to be desired in
point of RAPIDITY, ACCURACY, POW
Err, and FINISH.
General Hampton says of them:
- gave very full trial to the Winchester
Carbine, and | regard it as the most effective
tire-arm l have ever seen. Its accuracy
is remarkable, while its range and penetra-
ton equal any gun l have used. In my
opinion it is the best breach-loadcr vet in
vented
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS
COMPANY, New Haven, Conn
Or, GEN. S. W. FERGUSON,
feo22-iw6m Greenville, Miss.
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There are six Cotton mills in the State Of
Mississippi.
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BOYD 81 BLOOM,

ONE FINE CARRIAGE
~ one two horse Spring. wagon ,,r,.-,
One Buggy. all new; Also; one Billiard
Fable. Mattresses, and all kinds OF turnlture'
besides, Dry Goods Clothlhg' h"i"" "ie'
&c. &C. .., t.,,.1 aud n
We have also several tracts OF lahd anu |"
family residence for sale. ,,,...-
We also keep Pianos, Orleans. Melodeoh- !,
Violins, Flutes. Flies, &C., all from the pest
manufactories in this country.
III W. soIicit consipnments OF all kinds 81
,,ercbandise. s5y- Highest market price
naid for Hides. Wool. Feathers, &c.
paw i' BOYD a. BLOOM.
Auction q Compassion Merchants
Nv 10 WY
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nHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGES.

DHILOSOPEIY OF MARRIAGE.
Iii A new course of Lectures, as delivered
at the New York Museum of Anatomy, em
bracing the subjects How to Live and what
to Live for; Youth Maturity End Old Age !;
Manhood Generally Reviewed; The cause
of Indigestion Flatulence and Nervous dis
eases accounted for; Marriage PhilosOphi-
cally considered, sc. These Lectures will
be forwarded on receipt of four stamps by
addressing: Secretary, Museum of Anatomy
"a West Baltimore st., Baltimore, Md apl5l,
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A First Glass Boarding School for
Boys and Young Men.
GHOLSON, p. o. MISSISSIPPI;
II miles from Stuqualak Station, Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.

HNHIS School has just closed its sixteenth
IL annual term, and is justly regarded as
being entirely the greatest school for boys
known to the country. 1t is unnecessary TO
add more than to mention that our classes
are so arranged that we can receive boys at
any time and charge to the close of the ses-
sion. We always have fine class. As an
evidence of our standing in high places,
read the quotations below.
From Basil l.. Gildersleeve, Phi. d. Prof
of Greek and Hebrew in the University of
Virginia: ''Your students here are consid-
erably above the average in preparation.
am satisfied that you are doing great work
in the cause of education, and wish you
abundant success"
From Charles S. Venable, IL. D.. Prof of
Mathematics in the University of Virginia ::
Two of your students have in the past
year and the present entered my classes
The first joined the Senior Glass and showed
his thorough preparation by graduating in
the school of Mathematics in one session.
When he entered the class there were TWEEN
ty-one in it. only nine of whom graduated
The other student entered the Junior Class
anddoes well.
1T gives me great pleasure to make these
statements in justice to you as an instruc-
tor"
Similar endorsements could be had from
DR.. Waddel, Chancellor of our State Uni
versity, and the other members of the Fac
ulty.
Our preparations are ample for a large
class-and we desire TO fill up the measure
of our usefulness.
By informing us upon what day they will
arrive at Shuqualak, wagon will meet
students and convey them, free of charge. to
the School.
Young gentlemen who leave home to kill
time, and have fun, had better go elsewhere.
Those who desire to study and learn, can
get the best instruction in every branch of
liberal or practical, business education.
We have splendid new Engineers Level
and good Surveyors Compass for field op-
erations.
Terms:
For Board, Tuition, Washing and
Fuel, tor twenty weeks, payable
in advance, .... S105 on
The regular annual term begins on the I'd
Monday of September, 1869.
Address, to secure places,
THOS. S. GATHRIGHT
July oil Principal.
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COLE, NELSON & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
q c IN o OIL n Furniture, Apparatus
AND
SCHOOL MERCHANDISE,
OFFICE FURNITURE,
BANK, L ALL AND OFFICE
FITTIN ~
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ORDERS by mail promptly attended to.
" Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists
sent on application. All goods of our man
ufacture warranted.
COLE, NELSON d CO.,
No. 4, Pixies Opera Building. Factory,
1049 and 1O51. East Front street,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
mar1S-wtf
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With Movable or Inserted Teeth.

With Movable or Inserted Teeth.
We claim for our Patent Circular Saw the
following advantages over all others:
The shanks of the teeth are elastic, and
exert a uniform distension in the sockets.
The stability of the plate is in no way af-
fected by inserting new sets of teeth.
Each tooth, independently, may be adjust
ed to the cutting line.
No rivets keys, or other Objectionable ap-
pliances are employed in connection with
the teeth which are as simple in construc-
ton, and as easily used as nut for a bolt.
In short, all the difficulties heretofore ex-
perienced in the use of movable teeth for
saws, are fully met and obviated by this in
vention.
ALSO,
FUTILE PATENT
champion" Cross CIT Sa,os; Cross-C,d
Sa,cs of all kinds.
Saw Mandrels, Cumming Machines, &c.
Send for Catalogues and Price Lists.
Nv. HOE & CO..
PRINTING PRESS MACHINE AND SAW MAN
UFACTURERs,
New York, Boston, Mass, and
Aug12tw&wtf London, England.
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SunmervilIe Institute

Secretary of the Board.
Oxford, July 10, 1S69.tf
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-27
Railroad Wars.

Certain operators in railway shares
are doing their best to fire the pop
ular heart with the idea tina. chart
ers were not granted TO railroad
corporations on the public's behalf
MAINLY, but to enable the ambitious
operators themselves to make tor>
tunes, accumulate power, rule the
business of the country. and be APP
Piled to as the executive power on
whose lofty pleasure the general con.
Nenlence and prosperity are to de
pend. If they can manage to emily
cn the columns of the journals with
dispatches recountin% their threats,
their advance movements, Inlunc-
lions, arrests and releases, AMI the
general bobery they are able to pick
up. they suppose the field their own
and tie country content to merely
peruse their scntj-diurnal bulletins.
The railroad business is now dis
cusscd more in reference to what
man, or set of men,iS able to control
it,than to the clear necessities Of the
different parts Of the country. The
purpose for which franchises are be
slowed comes up last in the consld-
Grafton, if it does ut all.
The clutch is for pelf and power.
The market sees no special advm-
tagc in amy Of these struggles. j.
a road constructed for the purpose
Of opening the coal fields to the l'recl
use OF distant cities and towns The
strife at once begins for Selling ano
converting it into personal, instead
OF public advantage. Are roads
stretched across whole States i'll or
der to connect the scaboald with the
Great Western granary, that The
markets may be promptly supplied
and at the lowest cost consiStcn
with reasonable profit Straightwa,
a handful of railroad kings, as the,
are styled, fail not to endeavor to sc
possession of them abby issulni
unauthorized certificates of stock
AID other tricks which belong to tn
modern art Of swindling-in ordc
to demand such tolls as they choose
and swell their pcrSt nal fortunes y
annual millions. 1t is from no higl
er or better motive that these a
counts of fierce railroad wars are
regularly recorded. We submit
cxhorbitant tariffs on food and FL
that these men may be aggrandizc
while they are raking III their pill
under the protection Of chartc
which were originally solicited for Il
public good Boston Post.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-08-27
WAN EiGDSs.


~ THE Young AND RISING GENER
atInu. thr yr.rtativc -tevcls a.. life sur
tr.t.., lut ina f.sy yc.I, .aH often III. pallid
L,e. t6r .lick- ls+fre eve and euariat,d form
md Nm. uuuo,-iT,ility If UHfitltIon Ia mental
rt,rt .ln,t its htncnll iuHucurr f. soon be-.
.,u,.s p,. Ir,t To the observer that SOME de-.
,,,...;u, ,,,H.r.,r, Is. cb,cIin, thrdr ,rlo{nucut
nt th, hri,. Car,unpiicu /, talked Gf. and
,,ri,r.th. yrgta -, rrnoycd from school .,pd.
.,.,,t,,,tnlu,.ui., This Is ONE a.. ti,rtvor-t
,,,,.,r,rt. E#r,y,d from nr,Iu..t diver
SONS nt tbr.c1,rchluuu. scene. Of ila eit,.
~. rn,,,f. 81 The body ZOO uul,h ruIsrhl,d 10
i've lc.t To- hcaIthiI and rural exercise. thr
ibaual,. ARE. turned m,y,rt- uuou themselves.
II ilnu.trut hr "a truaIr. The iur,Iolch of
tH,.r.r..,,i - l,nkrl i,r with .rNi,tv. as tlI,.
g,.t .,,,,t,,,. i, t,hI,l, Nature /. ia. -En, Ir.
MIN. ,..,,,,i= IN ,inI,-,ls fbr .,iiri1,tla1.,
,i.i,i,'.' t5,. check MIN fba bln,w ~ L,,Itp
~ ,,,.,,a..si ,.natitr has ,,r,,,,.n Ia. y,l,t
II ,,J IN, tfr,i,r.. Of fI .l-.,ii,.,f,. mo-,
tr,trI and In. ,,l ,I,. r,onnn,, l.. d,.,.,,..