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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-03

Donohue and Waters, in Ctitton Town in
the suburbs OF Paris, Ky, III which knives
were used by both parties, and which re-
suited in both parties being stabbed. Inc
wounds Of neither are dangerous.
Three quite young girls applied for
admission into the city Hospital in 81.
Louis, on Monday. They We're Inc ES-
TINS Of disappointment and shame: 1,
was the same old ~story-broken promises
the wiles Of the gay deceiTer, 4 heart-
less desertion.
We learn that Mr.. james Jackson
Jarvis. the well known art critic and col
lector Of the " Jarvis Gallery of Old Mas
ters y now owned by tho Yale School of
Fine Arts, has completed a work, which
has long been needed, on the art galleries
Of Europe. Il gives s description OF the
most important paintings in each note
worthy gallery, with critical and nlustra-
tive comments, h~istoriana, and the like.
Col. Yerger's confinement seems to
be telling on him somewhat. His feet are
chained, and his hands are manaeled, ano
the only glimpse he gets Of the world
when he is not before the Commission, IS
through little window at least eight feet
high. He said TO the Episcopal clergy
man who visited him Monday. that, were
it not for his family, he IS quite ready to
die if Mrs. Crane wished it.
Since his arrival in Lexington, KY,
Col. Bruce has purchased, in addition tc
what he bought at AleXander's sale, 6
very fine pair of horses from a Nelson
county party for $500. and a horse IRON
John r. Nutter, OF FayeIte county, fol
$500. The Colonel has more orders to I'll
/ for Eastern parties. and IS furnished witt
/ annie means to satisfy all.
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TIKI subject of Chinese labor, SO
persistently urged by the APPEAL, is
receiving most favorable eonsidera-
ton, and the opinion is becoming gen.
eral that in a few years labor in the
South which has heretofore been done
by negroes, will be performed entirely
by Cinnamon. An agent of the Wills
Valley, the new railroad being con
structed southwest from Chattanooga,
left Nashville on Monday on his way
to San Francisco TO employ three
thousand Cinnamon and bring them
to work on that road; and we learn
that other Southern corporations are
moving in the same direction. The
Convention of the 18th in this city is
expected to develop the whole system
of Chinese labor to the fullest extent,
The eyes of the country r turned in
this direction.
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or CPLvTNAL NT4TTyTTC

OCLt
In the APPEAL of yesterday, we
published the police statistics for the
year ending on the 9Oth ult. They
are interesting as proving the capacity
and vigilance Of our Metropolitan5,
who. only eighty in number, arrested in
the time stated, 7S35 persons, some
Of whom were among the forty
three,(o one in every thousand of oul
pOpulation,) returned for murder OF
homicide. This item alone staggers
belief. 1t would seem almost incred-
ible. The names Of the criminals,
however, together with those Of then
victims, set ar rest all question. Mem
phis and vicinity is responsible fol
forty-three murders and hOmicides,
some of them attended with fearful
and shocking details, not one of them
expiated or punished. On the con-
trary, not a few Of the criminals are
at large-many Of them beyO 4 the
reach Of justice.
This high degree Of crime, so dam
aging TO the social status Of our city
and its business interests, viii not be
permitted to continue. Judge HUD-
son, who occupies the place we think
our friend Gen. WALLACE eNitled to,
Is making rapid disposition Of the
rOgues ana rascals. From the 23d Q.
June, The day he commenced his Ia
bors on the Criminal Bench, to the 1st
Of July inclusive, Just seven working
days, he has tried and convicted four
teen criminals, the aggregate Of whose
terms of Imprisonment in the p~eniten-
tiary amount to eighty.two years, and
one for murder who remains TO be
sentenced. This looks like work,
and fairly interpreted, means that
hereafter criminals need not ex-
pect any quarter in Memphis. For
some years they have had it all their
own way. The tide has at last turned
upoI them, and it IS safe to predict
that it we are 60 have forty-three
murders in the year ending on the
3Oth June, 1870, we wit have to report
just that many capital punishments.
To secure immigration and capital,
we must guarantee peace and immu-
nifty from the depredations of rogues
and murderers. The first step in that
direction has been taken in the SUI
preme and the Criminal Courts.
There remains but oRe other, and that
it Is expected the Grand Jury viii
take, BY the indictment Of all officials
in any way connected with the rob-
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MONTGOMERY
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. VA.
Win Open on the ist Of June Next

IT Is capable OF accommodating from l77oo
4 TO 2,00O visitors
The buildings were erected at n cost Of sew
eraI undre thousand dollars, and are large
and eommOdious COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate is delightful, the air pure and
hracing, and the scenery u~nsurpaSsed IN
beauty by any in the mountains of virginia
h grounds are extensive and covered V1tn
beautiful shade trees.
h entire premises I'VE been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished
from kitchen to paFlor.
Extensive baths billiard and hnWdne 81
lOons-au newly erected.
Livery stables.
Post-0fiee, express, telegraph and tlcket
offices, communicating with all points NnFtn
and South, are on the premises.
n tables are supplied with every delfacy
Of this and other markets.
The cellars ere stocked with cholHs vines
and liquors.
re Passengers viii purchase tickets 20 By.
TUNNEL, on the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the ears on the springs
Branch railroad, belonging tothcp roprieiorS
VIII land passengers directly in the reception
house.
BOARD:
Per Day, - 90; Per Week. SO; Per Month so.
For longer period and large parties SPECIAL
rates viii be charged. Address
WILSON & LORENTZ,
maV22 PrOpristoF-S
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THE WASHINGTON INYELLE
GENCER,

We learn with regret that it is not
possible for the present to revive the
National HteHigencer. NOtwithstand'
ing its age ard services, the people Of
Washington have permitted it to die
out beyond any possibility of ~resusei-
tation, extending their patronage &c
younger and Radical Journals. This
Chronicle, the Republican and the sta
have now complete sway in journal
ism at the national capital, evidenc-
ing at once the great social as well as
political changes that have taken
place there, and the causes that have
led to the death of the great paper
which, ever since the commencement
OF the century, has been a light in all
our political commissions, respected
even by its enemies for consistency as
well as the high, earnest tone that al.
WAYS characterized it. In the modern
sense of the term, it never vas news.
paper, but was noted solely for the
dignifed and elevated character of it:
editorials, especially upon current po'
liticaI questions. 1t is a commentary
upon the times and the tendency o.
the public to the support Of sterling
newspapers, in cOntradistinctiOn to
ably written journals that the H7teli-
oeaer has been permitted to perish.
Notwithstanding FORNEY's personal
unpopularity, we find his Chronicle
taking the lead among the newspa-
pers Of Washington, and simply be-
cause, in It's general "get-uP," it ap-
proaches the standard Of excellence
in newspaper production Of which the
New York Herald continues to furn-
ish us the best example. We grant
that a great change has taken place in
the population Of Washington. The
old conservatism that once distin-
guished it has given place to a loud
and i~rrcpressible Badicalism, yet there
are enough people left TO support a
well conducted newspaper Of the tone,
character and responsibility Of the
LteUigeacer, If only infused blythe
spirit which RAYMOND threw into the
New York T5mcs, and that MANToN
MARBLE has impaired 10 the H0rld.
Il was the want of this sort Of spirit
that induced a transfer Of the patron
age of the Washington people to the
Chronicle and other papers, and not
because the political creed Of the latter
cOnformed to the views generally held
by them. We believe there i room
and opportunity abundant for such a
paper-a paper that might be made
even much more interesting and reli-
able TO the general reader than the
Chronicle, that without expressing
the views of any party would be q
faithful reflex of "every days do
ings," and would give to the country
the news of Washington a completely
~ it now IS by the able correspond
enta of the leading newspapers. Such
a newspaper could with certainty rely
upon all the States for support, and
be made to pay ashandsomely as any
Of the New York dailies. To revive
the H7teHigencer in this spirit would
he to insure its certain success.
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Hannibal, Mo-, has on uni

Hannibal, Mo-, has an unpar-
alleled demand for brick.
The New York Express says: The
negro outrage upon the daughter of 8
Washington clergyman, of which We
gave an account yesterday, was moi
so bad as reported. The fndomitable
pluck of the girl assaulted, and her
sisters, defeated TIE design of the
black william. We see the name OF
the unfortunate girl has been telegra.
phed to the different papers and pub.
lished. We regard this as entirely
needless and cruel. Although a mis-
fortune entirely beyond the poor girls
control, and for which she is wholly
irresponsible, there Is a certain degree
of humiliation connected with Il
which should have been spared hen
before the public.
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CRAB ORCHARD SPRINGS.
Tw~eBty-sne Hours from Memphis, Correct
ina at Lebanon Iunction---The only
Change Of Cars.

THIS aVorite place OF summer rv-ort Is
situated on the louisville n kno1Vtue
Railroad, within four or five hours Ct the
former place, near the base Of The mountains
several hundre feet above Louisville, where
Won have The pure mountain air. together
with the finest mineral 2 medicinal waters
in the West-amoug which Is tho GREAT
AMERICAN EPSON.
FOr a fun ANALYSIS Of the waters OF the vari-
Gus Springs. examine circulars, which may
he found ct the Druestores Of Mansfield 6
Higbee, or SteeYeT. corner of Second ano
Madison streets. Je5
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berry {" the public purse, or who have
been guilty Of bribery or corruption.
We believes that at last there is to be a
cleaning out of the rogues and rascals
who have so long infested our city,
and that Memphis is to enjoy for a
season at least, a period of exemption
from robbery, peculstion and murder.
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MONTH"; advertisements, $ for first, and s. for
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Advertisements inserted ct intervals. 70 be
charged . per cent aooLlohA N PFoPO'
Candidates for State, County and
MunfpfnaI Office. $40 each, TO be paid IN al
Ns--iae,ss and deaths are published as news;
but Complimentary notices OF Marrla9esf
Tributes of Respect, Obituaries and funeral
Notices, viii be charged es other ADVERTISE
All Church Notices or notices Of meetings
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sixth additional.
WEEEIY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inserted
IN the WEEKLY APPEAL alone, one nall OF
DAILY rates. In both DAILY and AEEkLh
one fDurth OF rates. ,
In all gases all advertisement ere coaslcefeo
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Sausre Is the space occupied by eight lines
ofsOlid nOnpareil.
CORRESPONDENCE.
correspondence, on Public Events, solicited
from every part Of the United States.
AINSLIE, HEATING CO.
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BAILEY's SPRING S
LaHdsrdaie County, Ala.

uNEIE naost efficient waters i'm The world ia
the cure of Dropsv, ScrofGla, Dyspepsia,
Diseases peculiar 10 Feul0les, General Debil-
ltv. and all Diseases OF the Skin and Kidneys
now ready for the reception OF visitors, In
TO families FOR II sEAs1S. Our
rates are SIS per week, and SO per month.
For further information or circulars, ADDRESS
ELLIS x CO.. Proprietors.
HafI-v's SDriuuS- Ala Nav =. 1858. leg la
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MONTVALE SPRINGS. 1869.

THIS favorite Summer Resort, situated in
Blount county, East Tennessee, VIII be
oDened for the reception of visitors on the
FIRST OF n The marked beneficial re-
suits enc the use Of these waters IN
functional arrangements Of the Liver Bow
els, Eidney andSkin. and the cuEeo OF ChIonic
Diseases, attest their Medicinal Properties.
buildings at NOutyalc are now being
repaired, redtted and r~epaintCd, and every
thing put in apple-pie ORDER uthe a~cc2sso-
ries fof enoy1naRAaud recreation at the best
waterAsa BlscA Eli be found here. The IA
cilitids ff fcacHrng MOntvale this season arc
increaSHb the extension Of the Knoxville
and Charleston Railroad, and regular Trims
are running TO Maryville. whence passengers
are conveyed in coaches TO the springs h-ne
miles distant.
RATEs or BoAED-PeT day, = 50: Per week,
sis: per month, ST..
Address for pamphlets containing analysis
ana description of waters, etc,
les d6V JOS. J.. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
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THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Navigation Company
o THE@
S . AND YVES T
70 rHE OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE ~.
TENNESSEE, MISSISSIPPI, Ala
BAMA And ARKANSAS.


THE CC@IPAET NOW TO TIE PUBLIC
IS me Mississippi valley Navigation
Company CT the south and West organ
ICED under a cnarler nom the state Of Lou
isiana. This charter authorizes a capital
stock Of i've hundred thousand dollars, WtLa
the privilege oEextelsion 70 one milton
the Company, ths third article Of the Charter
is given entire rs ouoWs-
@The object Of this Company Is to coE-
struct OF Otherwise 70 procure and maintain
one OF more steamcoas CT etneE feSse1, p
run on and unTiEate the Mississippi river e
its tributaries 4Qr tne purpezs OF carrying
freight maiE c1d passengers 20 Construct
docs w1arTes. buildings ara such other con
struclf0nSds may be necessary 70 the pqlu-
inE and repa1riHg Of vessels 4ko gene-aitF 70
exercise sach residential roEezs aud prtvi-
feges as are hereby or nay te conferred on
them for the purposes Eforesal1-
The Company propose, under me pr2Vl1o1S
Of this charter 70 construct G jus Of steam
ers - run Between thaeEeraar ports on the
MISesssippf river and It's tribur1rlss- TbeE
WI - ssnstruc1ed Npon the @oT-PEessnre
p.r lples theE Ellcarry tes seam Icy
sv~ll make better tine and De II III respects
use safe than any description cf boats ever
Naeed upon our waters DiF1eed lnSo as
fucf cor1partmeEes. II disaster whether D
rhre OF snags, sha happen 20 2 ne ooask
not s~ndangere4. N case OF nres apparatus
for turning steam upon u VII be prOFldeds
and fr = Demonstrated that steam Is the m1s1
Eefective eEIuguisher OF ire IN case one
compartment = broken throesa $500
with snses, and hils with water, the others
are not endangered, and the hoAt c1nuotslnkr
rs pumps. proFided for srCh AZ emergency
viii be in instant operation. saleIy % pas
sengsrs and neizn1 IS q great e11 Woftny @
the struEEie OF the peeple CT 5hs Mississippi
Nssri- three hundred thousand doll
money and york has alrelty been SUE
% the capifsl SOCK q the -
Louisiana Es,ature has passs
scrfbiUr ~lhuudrea thOES1nua o1ars
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IN taking charge of the Memphis and rs GijJ
River Mail Line, / can only say that We
VIII endeayor 10 conduct the business IN sucu
a manner that il will be satisfactory 20 the
merchants and planters on Our route, and %
the travelling public.
For the present We Will ruutWO boats-leaY-
ing Memphis every TTESDtE and SATTRDAE
but as soon as the business viii justify &c, viii
put on a boat on Thursday, making q TIL
weekly line. viii here say 10 the Memphis
merchants, that il viii be my aim to give
them as low a rate OF freight a. It IS possible
10 do without injury or loss TO the COmpanV
which I represent, and YOU ask Of them q
g hearty corporation.
JOHN d. ADAMS.
June 10, 1863. je2
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CLOSING OUT
SALE OF FURNITURE

: WILL from this date, 81 private sale.
4 III all is closed on, KY entire stock CIGsW
and Elegant Furniture, at greatly
PRICES, having determined 70 chang my
business. Persons wishing % purchase VIII
Ind II to their Interest 70 Guy now as she'll
offer unusual Inducements.
r.. FEGAN, go SScOud Street,
lei Vincent Block.
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Notice.
OFFICES SOUTHERN LIFE ms co.

- MEMPHIS, Tenn. June s, l-6e.
Stockholders in this Company are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors
10 serve the ensuing year viii be held 81 the
Office of the Company, On TUESDAY, 9Th July
proX.. Mt ( o'clock IN
lea BEN MAY, Secretary.
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ON THE 18TH OF MAY,

AND 9Th the extensive Improvements that
have been made, viii be prepared for the
comfortable accommodation of from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED TO TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The WHITE SULPHUR is nov the WeStetn
terminus OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road. and the cars Of that road Gin connection
with Geographic faciittes) viii be running 70
the Springs by lST july
No pains OF expense have or VIII be spGfed
to secure the comfortable entertainment nj in
all the varieties Of accommodation. or me
large r4mber Of visitors that VIII resort 10
the Springs the present season.
One OF the best LAWN ~ HALL
ROOM BANDS viii be In attendance; an eE-
tensixe LIVERY has been provided, and sulJ-
able arrangeaGsntS made to facilitate every
innocent and reeFQative amusement eppro-
pirate to a fashionable Watering Place. 4
number OF Fancy and Masquerade Balls VIII
be given duIing the season.
Charges will be So per Week and Sd per
Month. Children under 10 years of age and
colOred ~rvant half price. White servants
PEYTOEs 8 CO.,
Proprtetors.
White Sulphur springs, va my5
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NorICE.

IBET.AL cash advances viii &C made On
4 cotton or Western produce shipped TO cur
correspondents, Messrs. d. r, Ca~Wel Co.
New Orleans, Louisiana.
jeII MARTIN WALL CO.
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To the Merchants Of Memphis and seF-
chants and Planters on white River.

HAVE Ibis day sold the White River Mail
Contract. with all my interest In the Whlte
river trade, 70 the Memphis and Ar6ansas
River acket Company, Of which MatOr John
~. Adams il President. To the old citizens Of
Memphis and on White river, bE HON Ma.
Adams has been so long and faF0FaiiS
known. Z need say nothing. as hg Is no Stran-
ger TO tham. having successfully carried taci-
mails and done their river business tCr th&rl
for many years before The WaE. 10 the new
settlers [ take pleasure IN reconimcnding the
new line as reliable ia every particular, ana
ask for them 2 cordial 7nd hearty support.
Iune 70. ls6n JoHN J.. DAVIS
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ARROW TIE.

And also The SWEET OR SELF-FASTESISG
BUCKLE TIE, with bands OF any required
length, al guaranteed Of the best quality OF
English iron. Each bundle weighing % lbs.
For sale by dealers In al the principal
towns and cities IN the Cotton States, sud by
The Trade in Memphis generally.
a. T.. BARTLETT and r. ". RA4NE,
General Agents, ~ Carondelei street.
..a- NaM lrlaaEs.
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NOTICE T~OLAWYERs.
Important TO Planters, Factors an
Dealers in Iron Ties. for Bal
ing Cotton
HI ARROW TIE.

THE Increasing demand for this Popular
Fastening for Baling Cotton has induced
ne proprietor to provide a largely increased
stock for the coming season, and we are nov
prepared to I'll orders from the Trade, IN n
rnanfliN OF The
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
G~reeabrisr County, ". Virginia,

THESE cefubrate5 Springs, 50 avorably
known for their valEable A~LTERATIVE
WATFRs. charming Summer climate, and as
one OF the most fashionable resort IN the
country. will be open for company
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kAViGATI0N.

hooks FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 THE
ID Capital stock Of the Company are open
Al this Office. where parties mlr subscribe eE
Their in money OK lands.
mvI3 T.. I. Rocket, Agent.
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c2sns St Elllc safe
ON MONDAT, IRE DAT5F JULY, lS6a,
Between the hours II al O'clock am n \
o'clock pm six acres Of land, being the east
half Of lot No. twenty-siE Of the subdivision
OF the lands of WIN. Cooper, as recorded n
The Registers once Of shelby county front
Ing 2s feet on the south head Of Central Ave
nue., by a,depti Of $50 feet, adjoining the
SOuthworth formerly Kings place on Cen
traI Avenue. about 90 miles from the city,
and within O few minutes walk OF wilson
Station on the N. and c. Railroad, The six
acres VIII be sold, or so much thereof IS viii
be necessary to satisfy the debt prQvfae for
BIZ the said conveyance The sale e
Ilace ct the Auction Room Of ROysfL
Vant q Co. northeast corner Ct Main Glt
fers0n streets, IN the city OF Memphis
felC J0SEPHINEF y. X
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az fdrls necessary ~ afford tie sou I.
fsa1isfactoFy IDEA or the land. Th11f7
done ry certificates Of reliable &c.
! persons residing n the neieH
present actual ain c. the EsHuqW
proved in The same Eyanne1H ~ -
Offering lands mast st5te
osltio1 ths loves dElres httQ
The Company viii rot tVe eT1trraTr
The titles m1st be une1cu1ul4
uenfs, mortgages deeis a. trus9A
otherwise. This nay be SHOWN
certificates CT judges, 2ie-za43afL
opinions Of respectable atloA
] ueved to be the best GpFpTtu4
surplus luuds In the south ans p@z4-
yet been or can be oiered
Many Of the best and ~
the south and Wesf -
the enterprise. me
I The Company are
cies exist IN al thef
teTprise has been
( CnSmbers OF CcMRn Erfrnfahm
fcr. practical al
practical men, every
The foreg0luSE
public IN the cox
q, Tsanssses.
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Correspondence, on Public Events, soIcie'
from every mart OF the United States.
AINSLIE, HEATING d CO.
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Public Sale Of Six Acres Memphis Subsrhaa
Land.

DT virtue OF @ dee D made 70 me UN VI
ID and Mary A. King, and recorded IA the
Registers once or shelby county, in book 60
page 81, I viii sell 10 the highest 1cderr FOR
cash, SC pDhEc sale
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N 49, -
money or
cess Of this -
ton. The *
benzdt Of ne
vii be Part -
euf ed to di
Persons W
stockof the &C
Memphis 2
ducf1ve
Io-d. W5et ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-01
CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

Which not only combats and conquers diseases that
have entrenched themselves in the SYSTEM but
is the best known safeguard against ali unhealthy
lnti 1enees Persons whose occupations and pur-
close, unwholesome atmosphere, should take it reg
u!arly as protection against the low fevers and
other disorders which malaria engenders. Inva-
lids who are SsE--.l :. SF4 d fIis7T OF - =