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New Arrival of Millinery Goods

DSr,,,bis has lust com Dleted her seasons
,,,,rebases in New York, and Is now receiv-
mo a fnlI assortment of Millinery Goods OF
t3s latest i'm portations and most fashionable
stvTss direct frOm Paris and London, en-
hracinr the AUGUSTINE and ANNIE
FATS with other fresh noyelttesi and all
4bose desiring the choicest goods, ct the most
nonular prices. are invited 10 call. Every
Ss5artrnent OF FAsHIoNABLE DRESS MAKING
carried en- and orders promptly executed ms
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P.ics 10 Cents per Number, or 81 per an
.nHm, in advance.
COOK SILK COTTON SEED
TOR SALE
By GOOdlett & Co.,
BY Ralph WOrmeIsy & Co.,
BY T.B. Haynes & co.

rE~BTS cotton was brought nom Mexico 70
Texas and from Texas 70 MISSISSIPPI ~ !,
sold fn New Orleans at 2l1S cents per pounu
n is5S and s. A crop OF go bales raised II
Texas during the war, by Judge Jones, vas
sol ata3 lS85 in Liverpool, for b5 cenls, gotoi
vvh eornmon cotton was sold ior 81 cents.
h n conounced by competent Judges IN New
orleans and Memphis as nne as feeler, ans
rr,unh afrnnner IN stable lnnh
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NOTICE.


u = EATEST OEFICEtl
WAsHrNGTON, D. q d 4<cI 9, i57L-
m, the petltiOu o. aiary ANA MeCumb, Of
Afenfphis Tennas see, ,ad IA lnistrstt1x OF Devti
Wci,omb, deceased. praying for the eZ; ems On
or a patent to the satu Daviu NcCom0- on
tbe I7th day fJune, 1856 for an imp ov eil4saE
in pou-eIasIic bands for bales Of cctt u aa1
other dbrOus materials
It is ordered that the te-tinouy IN zla casa
be closed on the 18th day OF Nay next O. ~
the time FOR nling arguments and ne Exam
iueris report he llmIied 70 the zlrl y o.
NAV next. ard that said petition De Aear1 o.
the lst day Of June next.
Auy person may oppose this extension
SAMUEL p FISEEE.
mhI3 COmmissioner OF Parents
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THEsE Closets are rapidly superseding the
ordinary water closets. and are UPERIoR
TO THEN IN EVERY RESPECT
In households Where they have heen N ntTo-
dncad thew are considered almost indispen-
sable They can be placed In any part OF the
borse and are especially adapted to the use
OF inyalids and OF the SICK room
No DraaGHEEABLE oDoa EVEE BSCAPES
rno.r 7FT1C5 and their construction Is so sim
ne that h Is nearly imposstbte for them %
1syst ont OF ORDER They are sold at such rca-
ssc-,qi,la rates as to be within the reach OF
most families EARTa CLOSET CO.
~ Hartford, Conn
.sar,,,hga ca Main street: New Orleans, 2
Csrondols lst street; Chicago. lss Lasalie street.
1 u1hih
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hEa ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

OFsICE OF HERNANDO INSURANCE. Co,
MEMPHIS, March "A, I54O.
So At a regular meeting Of the bosrd o.
Directors OF this Company, held this day,
dividend OF Ave per cent, free Of Govern
rneut tax, was declared, the same to be cred
tied upon the stockholders notes.
mhl5 F. Sc. NELSON, Secretary.
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iuST RECEIVED.

so barrels large Baldwin Apples,
so barrels choice sound lows Onions,
20 barrels strictly choice Navy Beans,
80 barrels No, Hominy,
200 barrels choice sound Russell Apples.
For sale in lots to suit by
BROOKS & LAWH0RN,
mh6 230 Front Street.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons owing bills "a the Mount Car
n bon Coal and Railroad Company or the
Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing asd
Transportatfon Company, viii please call ana
settle the sanna immediately, with the enoef-
signed at No. Madison street. -, q
a II persons having bills against either OF
said companies viii present them, Tor pay
ment 10 W. G. POSTAL. Agent,
No Madison street
nh6
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McComhs, Keller & ByrHss,
Dissolution Of COpartnaTship.

THE frm OF Brooks & Den1issh ererofors
i doing n Boot and shoe ous ess q -
Main street, Memphis. Tenn y :, ~ eaili-
ration OF copartnersGtp, dlssol E p 70 Laze
effect February = Ie70, i 5. u p0Es VIM
drawing ron. said hrul, aud dis 'slzg ol q .
Interest 70 his nephew, H cay z oest 7---- e
partner being authorized 90 rec-ip 2 q o. N
iiQuidatfon OF any claims due on ev iag tie
old firm. - - n.-'t5-44- n.s.5-4s
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The Attention Gf Bankers snd HGF-
chants is called TO ths q .cs-
iBg Tei3sFapa News.


TO the Her1 phts Sun7
CHICAGO 51lr 3 I71l
A CONTE-T between Han and sargent RI
n val Safz-l0ck makers. has e4c.s=I Inc
tense interest for several days p 81 rac- l.--
ing TO pick the others Iuca- In WLf.L Eas
placed StlUg, 10 be claimed by 1euHt O.. e. .Il-
The safe. HaI to-day opened -er---- 81 .aeis
in six hours Sargent has ECrke4 -ls en-
hours and ms not succeeded.
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AmUSEHEHTs
MEMPHIS THEATER.
SlalaIna. Bldwsll Z eeOeaaash. Prsa-,--

Last Night bat Ons . tUMPTY- -D-GfprY
and Joint B-ued nL lIsssrs. e. X FIX .t-f
CHARES ABEOIr, Pm al001 aud tigg--..
THis FniDA1 LEEAlNeY March E-l-s
IrausIOTmatlGEs- aud the n-ar s-lr. 81. .--..s %
fui Aruazonian ballet. entitled lie wa
riors Of the Hlle ln f4eo L r0e'. .sg--f r..
pantomiuie 81 HUMprY DCEPIE n5e ID
It's third year or u1tnt-rrup 9eG and q .lu ~.
csdsnted s1eceaa clown. SIR Ca l4s \ b.
boLI. Faatalcou. SIR. g. x rur
Last Hnrnpty-num Matinee 8 .+r-T.v
March lstE-OPeu at O'eocSs oz-lll o.. =
closes az 4.
Monday EVsuiug Mares l3td-FIr-t ar1-.-.
ance u the Gre-t Emotional Aert.ss II q
LUJILLA WESTERN.
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,fa4a rber1rEIvss OF dats FEB Iary J, L-s0, -
1artners IN the Boot ard shoe business, and
5JVfII earry on the firm business NJ - Main
st-est NsrnptIs, Tenn uEder nrn name OF
Dennis & Cross. y y 80. Ns't- s -.i9s
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n oP1Ses
HAVING sold ont our stock OF Liquors. Gro
eeries, etc. to Mr. :. II. WHITEHEAD, we
respectfully solicit our friends to extend the
same liberal patronage 10 him they have to
us as we can recommend him As in every re-
spect worthy Of a liberal patronsge.
MCLEFSESH & co.
Having purchased the stock OF Liquors,
Groceries. etc, OF Messrs. MeLefresh a Co.,
at 294 Front Row. respectfully ask the pa
tronage OF the public, as shall, at all times,
sell goods at the lowest market prices, ard
guaranty everything as represented. II you
want goods cheap for cash, call.
/ q u. WHITEHEAD.
mAl4 ~ Front Row.
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MONA COTTONSEED.
500 bushels of this celebrated
Seed for sale, in quantities to suit.
PRICE SIS 90 PER RusHEL.


EF- Samples Of Moine Cotton 10 be seen at
our office. TOOF, PHILLIPS e CO.,
mbl9 rs Front street.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Packet-FOr Cairo, Evansville, Louis
vile and Cincinnati
KENTON ..... -.-.-..--.-- Hart, master
This elegant passenger packet - \
leaves as above aszz=.zzaaia
THIS DAY 18th inst. at 10 ANA
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO.. Agents,
mhIS Il Madison street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FOR Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
MINNEDI "A A... ---.-.. Her, master
This elegant and sWift steamer .siA =
VII leave as above aSzrAs1ssss
SATURDAY 18th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co. Agents,
mhT No. Il Madison street
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TAe entire Pres OF the United States hare hedrtllg
Commemorative publication, as soeetlpyfHga neto
Geld, and possessing attractions ,aa-
s7uaIed By any other
Journal
We cite here two or three extracts from no.
tices from the public press-notices which
briefly represent the general testimony, both
from public and private sources, that APPLE
roSs' JOURNAL is esteemed, as regards the
general na+ure OF its contents, one Of the
best publications OF Its class, either in Eu-
rope or merica:
from the Syracuse Journal.l
The fact is A PPIEroNs' JOURNAL occupies
a field all to ttself, nearer to the popular
heart appealing not only to the Judgment
and Intellect. but to the sense OF the o6au1-
ful and the good
IFrou the New YORK Herald.I
We doubt II there are many weeklies or
monthliss La Great Britain the standard OF
whose contents il Is high as that Of APPLE
TOSS JOURSAb. either in their prose and
poetry, or in their engravings; and certainly
/ there are none superior"
From tne Boston Transcript
In looking over q file OF this haDdsom E
/ weekly, we are struck with the valuable as
I well as attractive features Il combines Be
/ sides the usual supply OF amusement In the
/ way OF fiction, aud Of personal interest IN
0
I much genuine scientific discussion and de-
| scrlpti5n. Just such as is adapted TO the wants
| OF the people, and Is in accordance with the
l tendency OF the age toward practical knowl-
I edge. In Embellishments both as To Styi
! and subject this seEiA Is great advance on
/ previous and prevaleht attempts or the kind,
/ and thus bears the palm among the WeekiieE,
1 both IN art and science"
from the Day-Book-l
| t We are inclined 10 believe there has never
| appeared an American publication that has
! gjrenuthansd its hold upon the American
! reader 50 rapidly as this ever-welcome peri
| odicaI Criticise it closely, analyZe it win
| microscopic miuuteness and IL is hardly pos
/ sible TO md flaw or an iu4perrection III any
department We s6nnot refrain from ex'
! pressi2g ur profound admiration for Ap
pletOu.' and say TO our readers thai lt Culd
| be weekly visitRnt to their homes, ana nave
a prominent place on thair parlor eenter-ta
bles."
Prizes 10 Cents per Number, or 81 per an
.num, in ADVANCE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS REcEIvED FOR Y Oh MONTHS
In renting by mail, a postofiice order o.
draft, payable TO order OF d. Appleton Co
is preferable TO bank-notes, as, if lost, the or
der or draft can be recovered without loss t
the sender. In ordering the JOURNAL, tn
name should he clearly given, with the post
efice county and State. in full
APPEroNs' JoUKNAL is also issued Il
Montl1y Parts, price so cents each, or 81 so pc
annum. in advance.
D.AsPLsT0N & Co., Publishers.
80, 80 & 81 Grand ST., ae~ YORK.
, The JOURNAL. is for sale by all News-agen'
tl,ronqhout the United States. mhls
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In a single instance Noah WeD5Ief
used his dictionary to set forth a sentl-
roant not connected with phiioiogy,
using a definition after the style 80
frequently exempliied by DR.. John.
son Under the word " vicegerent, ,
Is.t he savs. q Kings are sometimes called
Eso1Ts rieeoerents. 1t is to be wished
tt,ey would always deserve the appel
iati0n y This remark was retained
nntil the last edition OF the work
One would as soon have expected tC
And Wit in the Congressional reports
Of the GloSe.
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RIVER NEWS.
RoATs LEAvINa THIs DAY.
W. A. Caldwell. Gen Anderson
Mary Boyd. Sallie '.
RrvERs. wrArHEn ANp nuslxEs

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river fell two inches during the last
twenty-l0ur hours, and Is eleven feet
three inches below high water mark. The
Arkansas is falling, with less than three
feet below Little Rock. Other tributaries
are also falling, but in good boating con-
dition. The weather yesterday was some
what mIlder than that Of several days
past. but still of the disagreeaOie, ill-na-
tured sort We trust It may be more
genial and pleasant to-day.
CAIRo, March IT-Mary Miller, Louis
VILE to New Orleans, . last night; Colo
RADIO, Vicksburg to 81. Louis, q. m; Glas-
Cow, Camden to St. Louis, l E. m; Conti-
mental, Cairo to New Orleans, 9 a ul. Kate
Kinney, New Orleans. to st. Louis, IL
am. Virginia, New Orleans 70 Louisville,
IL am; St. Joe. Columbus to st Louis,
liam; Mary Houston, New Orleans to
Louisville, l pm Grand Era, New Or
leans to Cairo, 2 pm; Wauanita, New Or
leans to Cincinnati, pm; shark and
barges, Cairo to New Orleans, / pm.
Nick LongwOrth, New Orleans to Louis
vile. pm; Silver Spray, New Orleans
TO Cincinnati, 6 pm; City of Cairo, St.
Louis to Memehis, p m; Silver Bow,
Red river to st. Louis, pm. The river
rose 5 inches. The weather IS clear. Mer-
curry 46'.
LOUISVILLE, March l7.-Up: Indiana.
Down: Hale. The river is rising, with
feet 10 inches in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, March 1T.-The river Is sta
tionary at this point.
NASHVILLE, March 1.-THE river Is
falling, with nine feet large on HArpeth
Shoals. The weather is fair and cold.
VICKsBURG, March T.-Up: Pauline
Carroll, at Q O'Clock last night; P. w.
of v,forhfs = q Z
pm. River stationary. Weather clear
and cool.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE river is
rising, with q feet inches in the ehan-
mel. Arrived: Alice Dean. Departed
Alaska.
ST. LOUIS, March I7.-Arriveds Ebert,
Ames, Marble City. Departed: Little
Giant, Stockdsle, Jasper, Arthur. The
river is declining rapidly. The weather
is clear and warm Business south is
plentiful. Navigation north will be re-
( mad
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C,zrcAso. March r7.-Flo1r quiet-spring e1-
tras 81 3G4 75. Wheat 7G}4c. Corn Ii55c. Oai,s
SsISs Rye 65sIc Barley nomlneL Pork SO 39
~ 10 Lard i31Sc. Bulk shoulders sci rougja
si,ies Zoe: snort rfh niddles l3a l31zc.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19

the finances Of the County and State been SO
badly managed that utter and hopeless bank
ruptcy stares US in the face, 30 that honest
Democrats are being driven from the home OF
their youth--the party they loved so well
Some of ripper years, and evenold age, confess
they cannot, in the face of such utter and de-
plorable dishonesty. longer remain and share
t le responsibility of the State finances with the
Family Ring. Nor is to be wondered at when
year after year, from one single item of $84-,
900, collected as taxes from the Del. Railroad
the enormous sum of $4,000 above the
amount of $66 900 necessary to pay the interest
on the public debt, remain unaccounted Tor.
And these are the men who, when the people
are keing swindled by the nlismanogement and
utter corruption of the leaders of the Sauls
bury Democracy cry out white Mans Par
ty." Well may the people stand agast at the
meanness and duplcity of the men in power,
who have so long controlled the destiny of the
Diamond State. We supposed, we should
have heard no more of the miserable bastard
conceived and hegotten in the harlot brains Of
corrupt and repudiated Democracy, whose
carcass the honest portion of the party hav,
forever put away from themselves as an un
clean thing,-now the jest and by-word of tn,
past The White Mans Party"
The sdbterfuge will not avail you, gentle
men. We intend to question you still further
until the corruption of the Ring is entirely ex
posed. We want to know for what we ar
taxed? and what becomes of the money pai
into the hands of the collectors from time t
time: Why it is, when the resources Of tn
State are ample to satisfy It's demands, th
State debt increases. and the interest is squar
dered upon the hungry corrnorants that SUI
round the family table? These and othe
questions will engage your attention and dt
mand an answer. In the light of recent event
we do not wonder at the conclusion at whic
the Cincinnati Commoner arrives 1t is tn
organ of the Nasty Democracy of Ohio. In
recent article it makes the following remarI
able admssion,-these are its words: "Th
Democracy is dying of vice and fraud of fol-
and knavery; of cowardice and ignorance;
the displacement Of its true and great souls /
the s6ulless scoundrels who control the organ
zaton." TGese be strong and br we word
will they ever apply to the Sham Democrat
of Delaware?
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19

ADVERTISING AGENCIES s-One of the most
reliable establishments Of this character, that
of John Hooper Il Co., OF New York, whose
name has long been the synonyme for integri-
ty and financial responsibility, has just been
merged with the younger but not less favOra-
bly, known house Of Geo. 2. Rowell & Co. The
success of the last named 6rm has been some
thing unparalleled in the history Of the busi-
ness.
This firm has for some years been conceded
to be the leading esta blishment of its kind in
America. And the absorption of j. Hooper
& Co., one of the few others which could with
Justice be called their rivals, places them in
position far in advance OF all competitors.
More than Ave thousand American PerIodi
Gals are received regularly and kept on file al
their Offices which are located in the New
York Times Building, Nos. 40 and Al ParG
Row, and we are informed that their c)rps o.
assistants outnumbered the combined force o
any four similar establishments now in exis
tence.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19

TIE REsULr.-The result of the elections /"
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, and Nebraska,
last week, show that the Republican party stu
holds the acceudency, Notwithstanding tie pre-.
dietions of the Democrats that the reaction
had come. A substantial Republican triumph
better than was anticipated, and better than
usually follows in the "Off year, has been
achieved, showing, thereby, that the Demo
Gratis have made no material headway and
that they cannot gain a majority in the next
Congress, about which they have boasted SC
much. Aud it is also pretty certain that they
stand no chance fo- the next two years, be
cause, as the New York Sun-anti admins
tration-says, :" in not a ssngle instance, during
the last fifty years, has it happened that the
party which elected clear majority of th'
House in the middle of the Presidential term
has failed to choose the President two year
afterward" The people approve the admin
istration of President Grant and the course o
the Republican party.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19
EASY ON CORNs AND BUNIoNs broad sole,
shoes sold by Bennett, at Dover.

A New ENTERPRIsE.-Among the novel
and useful inventions which have been brought
to the notice Of our citizens for some time past
none have possessed greater merit than new
machine Tor cleansing and renovating feathers,
which has been introduced here. The machine,
which was patented by D. G. Monroe, of
POultney, VT, is a simple yet most ingenious
affair, which Gy the use of Stsam thoroughly
renOvates and cleanses feathers, rendering
them as fresh and elastic as when new. Ii is
a fact well known that feather beds which have
been i'll use for long time, become mass of
mpurity, emitting most offensive OdOr, and
filled with the seeds of sickness and disease.
This machine thoroughly clesnses them from
all those impurities, rendering them 1t possible,
in even better condition than when new, As the
animal matter which adhereS to the feathers
when plucked from the fowls, and which iu
itself renders them SO prejudicial to health, is
thoroughly removed, leaving the feathers fresh
elastic aud pure.
| The proprietor Of this machine has taken the
room No. at the town hall, Smyrna, where
he will renOvate feathers in such a manner as
to give entire satisfaction, or make no charge.
His moderate charges, which are but two dol
lars a bed, enables every one to have their
beds cleansed. The proprietor of this ma
chine will remain IN town but short time,
and every Que should avail themselves Of this
opportunity to have their beds thoroughly
cleansed. Feathers will be called for anu re
turned in town free of ch4rge. Orders left al
either the Town Hall or Del. House.
| w. j. CUMMINGS, Proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19

WHO SHALL GOVERN THIS STATE ?-This
seems to be, now, the most important question
that engages the Salisbury Riug-the leaders
of the great Corruption Democracy Of this
State. In the last issue Of the Deld,oaredn
we find long and labored article headed,
"Shall The White Man or The Negro Govern
This State?" We appreheDd there is some
mistake in this caption. AS we see the drift
of matters jast now, it certainly would express
the idea more completely to say thus: Shall
we-the family rule? Shall our brother in
law be Governor of the State one of us be
the Legislature, and have the State printing at
our own price-regardless of the Gazette offer
to do it 20 per cent. cheaper-and one of us,
after the gubernatOrial term expires be U. 5.
Senator in place of Brother Willard, who may
then retire to the shades of private life upon
the sixty thousand dollars and other perqui
sites of the Office granted by our royal favor
" 1t is well enough to remind our readers o
tie DeIauurean from week to week, that tht
negro has been for thirty years, and more es
peciaIly for the last ten years, our winnin'
card; it has frightened enough white men from
the ranks Of the opposition and swelled ou
own party, until we are now strong and vigor
Gus, and can use our power to the 1ull extent
We invite all WHITE MEN to come and Uot
with Us, provided they are willing to be led
and not presume to be leaders,-we will atteDt
to that part of the business in our own way.
And thus matters progress, end the blessed
family grow fat and rotund as they fare sump
tuousIy every day, and keep their deatnes
grip upon the public treasury. But now storm
arise, and the jolly crew look with dismay upor
the bold hand iuterposed between the outrage,
people of the State and themselves Tn
independent Democrats of Kent County
long alarmed at the fearful peculatiOn that ha
bean practiced in their party, from year t
year, despite their earnest prOtestations, re
solved they could no longer bear the disgrac
attaching to them as members of the party
and boldly summoned the men who vauntingl
assumed to be the Democratic Party, to tn
grand inquest of the people to show cause VIII
they should not longer be allowed to bankrur
the State, and burden the people with take
TOO grievous to be borne, in order that they
one family, among thousand, more deservin
of public favor, should grow rich thereby, an
arrogate TO themselves the whole of authorit
vested in the party.
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19

In various newspapers we read that, in the
year 1851, the late Empress OF France (then
ried IN Pars young US W% Vu c. Rrs.' "ass son Of
the then American Minister only one Aunt
Judy Rives," Virginia matrOn, interiered
and broke off the match, the Countess being
6 too fast for old Virginia views of social So
briefly" But we observe that the Boston
Courier declares that there sis no foundation
whatever" for the story; inasmuch rs Mr..
Rives, the younger, was married some six
months before he left the country to his pres
ent estimable wite
Smyrna times., 1870-10-19
A Torpid System.

Sometimes, without any AssEnabe cause the physica
and animal spirits give and strange torpor falls
alike the body and intellect There IL little pain
hAps but the natural Vgor and elasticity Of the and
muscular have departed and indifference
to the pleasures of life and Of its responsibilities
place Of that Etsest in both which char
well balanced mind when in healthy condition
This State Of partial collapse often the premOnitory
serious malady. It indicates unmisskaby that
the vital lsngushinE and need smuan In such
the effect OF doses Of Host etters Stomach Btters
wonderfully beneficial rhe great tonic wakes the system
it's browse The secretOns and the circulation receive
impetus The relaxed their elasticity under
the operations Of the specific like the saekensd strength Of
musical instrument In the Of tuning LethAgy and
debility replaced BY and VRer the spirits rise and
life that almost seemed burden while the OF 6pres
sion lasted. becomes enjoyable That such radical
change should produced BY remedy entirely devoid Of the
Weul AkalOds and minerals extensively used In modern
practice incredible to those Who their faith
the medicinal efficacy of active pSsons but these kkspcs
will take the trouble enquire OF those who have tested the
corrective and Alternative the Btters this
described they will and the statement De true