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ST. LOUIS Home Journal at Joe LOcke's,
1854 Main street.
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qsns' ~ slore. 20 Maln stree
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sARsAINs b BLEAeAED MusuNsl !

No. / Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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BARGAINS ONLY, WE ADVERTISE
FOR THIS WEEK.
Our Dry Goods are the HahdsOmest in
the City.

We will sell these goods to stir up trade
q little lower than usually, and invite
your attention. HERZOG d BRO.
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NEW spring silks and silk poplins at
reduced prices, at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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A line of beautiful French Ginghams,
bought lower than the real price Of these
goods. HERZOG & BRO.
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RIVER NEWS.
BoATs LEAvINa THIs Day.
ARRIVALS.

ST. Louis-.--.--.BELLE MEsrPHIs--..5 pm
ATkansas Rive--...DARDANEBLE-----.5 pm
J liars Point-....--GEN'L ANDERsOS.~..5 pm
y icksburg ...-. ,.....RUBTCON...~...-~-..5 pm
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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For CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
This elegant and swirl steamer L.
will leave "a above
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q CO.. Agents,
aDl0 No. u Madison Rfraat.
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READ our advertisement this morning.
Dry Goods ct a great sacrifice.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY 8 WEEKLY

CLUBBING RATFS.-To clubs OF two or
more subscribers we Will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the south-SsxB5
tnches-for one year., each, 50. To clubs of
two or more subscribers we Will send our
SUNDAY APPEAL for one year, each, 50.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS. ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country Mer-
chants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who viii
do so, are requested to procure regular sub
scribers, remitting to us the amount, less ten
per cent, or i've per cent. for clubs, for ser
vices; or, II preferred. arrangements as 10
compensation VIII be made. Specimen copies
sent on application,
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BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK COM.
lhGl

White Goods and irish Linens III
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HAIR BRAIDs and Chignons in a varie.
ty of styles, cheap, at
T. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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BARGAINS in Dry Goods, at
SEESSEL'S.
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LADIES Kid Gloves 80 cents a pair al
the Great Red Store, go Main street.
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GOOD FITTING WKALEBOsE c0RSETS
EIGHTY CENTS.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. A, SeesseL. senior OF the firm Of A.
Ssessel & Son, is in town for q few days.
He is well and hopeful for the future Of
his old home.
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NEW attractions in B. Lowenstein &
Bros silk room tomorrow.
RUFFLEs AND CoLLARETTEs--The
handsomest stock in the city can be
found at 7. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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JOE LOCKE, 236A Main street. has Nos
10, IL, Is, I9 and 20 of New York Weekly
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JEwELRY and Fancy Goods; new stocl
now open; prices very low.
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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The oyster season is about over.

Game.
Ducks have been much more plentiful
in market during the week. The recent
storms have driven to the neighborhood
of the city large numbers of snipe and
wOodcock. For this season the prices
were much reduced. Wild turkeys, ETC.,
have ceased to CONS to market.
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RIVERS. wBArHER AND Bus1NEsI

IN PORT.
Gen. Anderson Silver Moon Dardanelle
81. anc TT Eekert
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IRISH LINENS and Towels far below
value, at the Great Red Store, 30 Main
street.
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PANIER
BEDOU!N
Notice Of Dissolution.

THE oopsItnership heretofore ey ,stlro1
II der the nrn name or Jones a aa.r3s h
dissolved BY mutual consent. We r. al.
against and for said arm,
r. D. JONES.
aP- VIC. L. DAS
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PRICE our Housekeeping Goods, less
than any D in the city.
A. SEESSFL & son.
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ONLY Is CENTS, ASSORTED STYLES
FRENCH PERCALES.
BARGAINS FOR THE WEEK COMING

AT Cans new store, Dos Main street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR wHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and little Red River Us
Mail Tuesday Packet-FOr Helena, Friars'
Foint, DeNalPs Bun, Searcy, Augusta and
J~acksonpOrt; eonnectf1g at DeVatPs Blum
with train tor Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL NDkR-----JOh ID. Elliott, master
This elegant and neet passenger r.
steamer will leave a. above L
ETUESDAY, Eth inst, At 8 D m
ELICIT & MILLER, Agents,
aplO PrOmanade street. Opp. Landing.
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his old home.
READ B. LoBenstein q Bros. new ad-
Vertisement.
WHALEBoNE Corssts. se~venty-five
cents each. T. W. JOHNSTON a co.
CHARLEY FEEIx, 339 Main street, has
the best liquors retsiled in the city.
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VERY CHEAP AND WARRANTED FOR
ONLY EIGHTY CENTS.

Good whslebone cOrsets.
CANS 29S Main.
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EIGHTY CENTS WILL BUY A WHALE
BONE CORSET.

READ B. Lowenstein & Brose new adj
Yartlaamnnt-
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On account of the continuance Of high
water, and the lenten season, remain
scarce and dear. The following are the
prices which prevailed:
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There was an immense gathering of
conservatives in front of tho Charleston
Hotel, on Wednesday night, notwith-
standing tho storm of wind and rain.
Judge Carpenter delivered soul-stirring
address. He was introduced to the au-
dience by NJ. P. O'Conncr, Esq. Tho
Courier says:
"Upon coming to the front the rain
was pouring down in torrents, and tho
wind bowling and whistling through the
house-tops. Judge Carpenter, with un-
covered head, needless of the tempest
that was raging around him. the fire and
enthusiasm of truo eloquence lighting
up his fine features, appeared there, for
the first time, before the people of
Charleston in the capacity of speaker.
Before entering upon his address he
surveyed the immense crowd who were
with elevated umbrellas Watching his
every motion, and thinking perhaps that
there might be n disposition on the part
of some to fear the rain, he romarked:
"lf anybody supposes for moment
that this storm is unpropitious to the
great cause in which We have embarked,
he is mistaken. On tho contrary, it is
pTopitlOuS. AS bllo rain 1ullS 10 the
earth and refreshes it, and causes it to
blossom and bring forth its flowers and
fruits and grain, SO this rain indicates the
success OF our cause. It vii produce the
qualification and regeneration of South
Carolina"
This was cnongh-ihc wavering ones
made up their minds to stay, and stay
they did, through all the rain Scarcely
one OF the immense audience left until
the meeting had adjourned.
AT this juncturc, II number OF the tools
Of the Ring and AIackey worshippcrs,
who were evidently hired and sent there
for the purpose, attempted to interrupt
the Judge. Turning to them he OBJ
served, in the best humor imaginable,
"Ihcrc arc some lonS-carcd individuals
here who want to prevent me from
speaking. | came here to speak, however,
and speak Shall" Silence was restored.
Upon being offered an umbrella the
Judge declined. He then proceeded with
his address.
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] oo. ~ ilE "ol'D! WOMAN Is FREE! !
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Tore It's magic power all Irregularities of the
womb vanish. 1t cures whites. 1t cures sup
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and puritics tho blood. 1t never fails, as thou
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field, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga. Price, 81 so per
bottle. A!lrcspcctablc drug men keep it.
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The Smaller German Stutcs.

France does not make war upon Ger
many. Her quarrel is with Prussia
alone. Therefore, tho German Confcle-
ration is not compelled to side with
Prussia, except in so far rs the respec-
tive States may have bound themselves
by treaties, offensive and defensive. Thus
we find Bavaria promptly declaring neu-
trality. Wurtembnrg will doubtless do
the same. Both of these countries un-
questionably sympathize with France.
Such territories as Hanover, annexed
against the will of the people, many of
OF whom still look upon King George as
their rightful sovereign, will be source
Of weakness, for the Prussian troops will
be required to keep down disaffection.
The blind old King and his sun will un-
doubtedly be in the van of the French
army, one OF the objective points of which
will be Hanover. An entry of French
corps into that country will be the sig
nal for the uprising and organization Of
those who are loyal to their dethroned
king. And any contingcnts in the Prus-
sian army from Hanover cannot be re-
lied upon if they find themselves in po-
sition to 60 over to the French. Saxony
will be eager to throw off the Prussian
yoke, and to renew the old alliance Of
the Saxons with the French, which in the
first Napoleon's time was SO effective.
The Poles also hate the Prussians, and
love Napoleon. An uprising is to be ex-
pected there. Denmark will desire to
recover her lost territory, and the French
navy will aid them by biockading Prus-
sian ports, and keeping the armies Of
Prussia from reinforcing tho various
garrisons i'll Schleswig- II olstcin. An in.
tclligcnt observer, who was there last
year, informs the Louisville Courier
Jo~"dl that the people Of the Duchies
were terribly burdened by the Prussian
administration, and that universal dis.
satisfaction was expressed These are
some OF the disadvantages which Prussia
iabors under. Her people are martial,
and her armies arc superb. France is
burning with arlor to wipe ont the in
snlt extended by King William to the
French Embassalor. The French re-
ncmbcr Waterloo, and arc unit in the
determination to keep within bounds
:hc ambition, and the military power Of
Prussia If other nations keep out Of
the quarrel, rs at prcsen. it seems likely,
there will be lively times i'll the Prnssiun
territory. France will marc! her legions
s!yaicL! for Berlin, ana Dn2;: will un-
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HOTEL Arrivals, July 21-Col,tm1ia
HoteL-HC G Rogers, kentucky; M Har-
ris, Miss Ida Gaillnrd, Greenville; Mrs
NJ NJ Hamilton, J Nj Goudelock, New
berry; A G Magrath, George II Ingra-
ham, Jr, B F McCabe. Charleston; r c
Mcintyre, wife. four children and SER
want, Marion; J G w Steedman, st.
Louis, Mo; Mrs II Stcedman, Miss
Steedman, Lexington; II Levingston,
Orangeburg; W A Bradley, Augusta.
Nickerson House-B. w. Carwile
Newberry; A. Il. Hornesby, Shelby;
A. Is. Rose, Charleston; S. r. Houston,
So. Ex. Co.; Sol. Haas, Wilmington;
+. Bush. Columbia; II. Rucker, Balti-
more; S. Z. Hamilton, Chester; W. Will
liams, Norfolk; III. J. Perrin, S. C.;J.
Mnckay. Abbeville; J. r. Chatham,
Helena; d. G.. Nnsh, Charleston.
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COEUWBIA, s. c..
Friday dorn,ug, July 20. 1870.
Tho French-Prussian Duel.

The FTcnch.Hrussiah Oucls
The gigantic war about to open be-
tween France aud Prussia is q striking
commentary upon the civilization of the
century. It is obvious that now rs. ever
the sword is promptly appealed to in
order to settle national differences, or to
resentreal or fancicd insults, or to de.
eide questions of relative strength. We
profess to be better and wiser than those
who have gone before US, and yet here
are two monarchs. who. in order to- de-
eide who is the stronger, are quick to
plunge into war and to sacrifice life and
treasure without any hesitation. And
what is the contest about? It is "tho
lion and the unicorn fighting for tho
crown" and when it is ended, it may be
that after all, it will be said that the re-
suit is ''the lion whipped the unicorn oil
round the crown"-only this and moth
ing more. OF course, it may be other
wise. God in his providence may work
some great good, and out of this strug-
gle may arise some advantages to hu-
manity. This thing is certain. Both
powers are terribly in earnest. Both
seem unit. Both arc calling out their
entire military strength, and VIC may
presume that the contest will be short,
sharp and decisive. A few skirmishes,
and then we may look for shock of
arms that will shake the continent.
Heavy columns arc now moving from
opposite quarters to the Rhine, to miugle
the blood Of men with the waters Of
Heaven.
Baron Moltke, whose genius, it is said,
paved the way to the glories OF Sadowa,
is directing the operations Of the Prus-
SLAMS. Napoleon, whose military rcpu-
tation rests upon the triumphs won in
brief campaign ut Magenta and Solfc-
son. In response to the mobilization of
the Prussian Landwchr, Napoleon has
mobilized his National Guard, and thus
brings ut once into the field an army of
more than million aud quarter of
men, and the necessary contributions of
money are freely made. The same spirit
moves Prussia, and Germany responds
with men and treasure to the call Of
country. The forces at the disposal of
Prussia already amount to nearly one
million of men. With tremendous ener-
gy does each combatant enter into the
field, and terrible must be the result when
these embattled hosts meet to try con-
clusions.
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LARGE SECRET SERVICE, FuND.-The
bill appropriating Eve millions of dollars
to be expended at the discretion Of the
President waa put through the House
under suspension of the rules. by two
majority. Ikwas stated that if the bill
failed, the President would ut once con-
vene nn extra session, which accelerated
its passage. 1t subsequently passed the
Senate. This, we believe, is the largest
secret service fund ever set apart by
Congress in time of peace for the use
of the President. Something must ''be
in the wind" Has it any connection
with the war between France and Prus-
sia?
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Thursday, on what is known as the
seventeen mile grade" on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. A short dis
tance below Swanton, two men, Patrick
Griffin and James Wills, were enaged in
cutting down n tree, which stood on the
top of q high bank. It fell ut an uncx-
pected moment, killing both men in
stantly.
The Courier des Eiuts Unis, the French
paper published in New York, fears
difficulty between the French aud Ger
man element in this country. The
writer thinks that our Government au-
thorities, in case Of conflict, would show
partiality to the Germans, because they
represented the greatest number of
votes.
A special despatch from Berlin says
the South German States, responding to
Prussia's notice of declaration Of war,
are enthusiastic in their support of
'.Fatherlnnd." Political differences have
been obliterated by the aggressions of
France. Columns Of Prussian troops
ure moving in the direction of the Rhine
and of the North coast.
BEWARE OF SpECULAToRs IN BREAD.
sTCFF.-Thc country now will he full of
to run wheat, flour and corn, &c, TO fG-
mine prices Let consumers look to
their interests. We shall have immense
crops this years, and there will be no ne
cessity for famine prices in this coun-
try.
The Athens (East Tenuesscc) Post
says: "Of number of men along the
North Carolina aud East Tennessee line,
,v1,n I'll e.. a.,
War, made themselves particularly notc-
rious by deeds of blood aud !awlessness,
but one or two now survive. All the
rest have perishcd by violence"
Captain Chichester, of the iu-iated
steamer Tennessee, is lying i'll unto
death, at his home on Long Island His
illness is traced to the anxiety and cx-
posure consequent upon the loss of his
steamer.
Stockings are going out OF fashion for
la,ilcs' street wear III Paris, and bare feet
and sandals are to be generally intro
duced. In such II mode, Venus may
still need wine, but she will dispense
with corn.
We learn from the Washington papers
that the immaculate and prosecuted
Whittemore is said to be mixing ar
rangements to take the field rs IL cuudi-
date for election next fall to the Forty.
second Congress.
y colored child, in Providence, Sum
ter County, was whipped to death by its
mother. few days ago. a jury OF in
quest exonerates the mother from intcn-
tional blame.
It is stated that orders have been re-
ceived ut the Brooklyn Navy Yard. to fiji
out Immediately all available vessels
here for reinforcement of the Cuban
squadron.
Thirty cases Of sun-stroke oc.
Cured at New York on Monday-seven
fatal
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he attention of our readers is called to-
day to the advertisement in another column.
headed l.lppman $ Great German Btters. a
preparation that has been used for inward nf
century i'll enlightened Europe with the
greatest success in the cure of dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite,
d..ver Complaint loss OF tone i'll the digestive
i:iprman n Fro, Savannah, Ga, have at con
siderabi" outlay, succeeded in obtaining tho
original recipe for making this delightful tast
III preparing it, the original standard shall be
kept up. Ju,oo
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can be overrun in few hours from Stras-
bourg, strong military point in France.
France has more than an insult now to
fight for. Her statesmen want the Rhine
as her natural boundary. And if victo-
rious in the contest, she will keep the
territory i'll her possession South of that
river, on the uti possio1etis principle, and
make u redistribution of the various
territories annexed by Prussia, in 1866.
Paris is singing the Marseillaise again,
and when its notes ring upon the air,
like the Indian war-whoop, they betoken
danger. Your true Frenchman is always
the most peaceful and harmless when
most surly and discontented. tis when
ho sings, dances, and is merry, that he
is to be feared. Nothing SO clates his
spirits as stray ray or two of the sun
of glory, just peeping above the politi
cal horizon. He sees it now, and 10, all
family quarrels, all old dissensions are
forgotten, and the Marseillaise echoes in
the streets of Paris. An impression has
existed since Sadowa, that, soon or late,
Napoleon and Bismarck must fall to-
gether by the ears; that single conti-
nent is not big enough to hold them;
that trial of strength belonged to the
inevitable, and that when ono or both
should be ready, the protext for hostili-
ties would not be wanting. Both France
and Prussia are splendidly equipped, and
each will carry into tho field mass of
national pride aud martial spirit. The
enthusiasm of the Germans may be most
turbulent and intense, but there is not
the least reason to doubt the fidelity OF
the French troops. Having composed
his civic troubles, Napoleon seeks to
consolidate his domestic success by
foreign war. He thinks, aud truly, that
he can rely upon the people who voted
the plebiscitc; and, if lie should be sue
cessful, his dynasty is safe. He plays
for large stakes, and takes large risks,
and yet, after all, this is the game that
wins. On the other hand, Bismarck is
backed by vast pressure Of patriotic
ardor, by unlimited popular confidence,
and by great resources. 1t is beautiful
fight rs it stands. It's effect upon Ame-
rican securities, upon gold, cotton and
breadstuffs, is uncortain; but it can
hardly foil to run everything up for the
present, disturbing the stock market all
over the world, and reacting, moro or
less, upon every commercial interest.
The rights Of neutrals during the war
wero settled at the convention of the
representatives of European powers,
which met at Paris in 1856, and adopted
the following:
l. Privatcering is, and remains, abo-
lished.
2. Tho neutral flag covers encmy's
goods, with the exception Of contraband
of war.
8. Neutral goods, with the exception
of contraband of war, are not liable to
capture under enemy's flag.
4. Blockades, in order to be binding,
must be effective; that is to say, main-
tanned by force sufficient really to pre-
vent access to the coast of the enemy.
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Tho best LIVER medicine is HE1S11sH's
QUEEN DELIGHT. This wonderful vegetable
compound acts with certainty upon the Liver
and Stomach, without imparing the functions
OF any other organ. 1t invigorates, restores.
improves the general condition of the system;
,ohuiatcs ~: tue bowels by it's aperient proper
ties; stimulates the Liver and makes it act.
strength the digestion and gives tone to the
man. It awakens the dull and sluggish Liver
TO 20 activity and life. Ths is Of all the season.
the time to try it. Go and get bottle from,
helnitsh-you will not regret it. is
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Valuable Tonic Medicines.
Eo,. Dyspcpsia, DelANy ana Nerrouan,

FOr DyspFpsl0, DeJ0Ny an0 NerrOusness.
FERRATED WINE OF CALIsAYA.-Used as Il
general tonic in all debiltated conditions ri
the system Lach onIce contains the me (icinal
virtues Of forty five grains OF Bark, and also
twelve grains Of Citrate ProtoXide of Iron.
united in ~ yinous menstrum.
FEEEATED VINE OF WILD CnuEIly.-Particu
larly valuable in those cases where an Iron
tonic is indicated with the sedativo properties
0! Wild Cherry Bark. Each ounce contains
tho medicinal virtues CT twcnty-scvcn and n
half grains Wild Cherry Bark, am. also eight
grains of Citrate Of Iron.
BITTER WINE OF InoS. We'll adapted to all
cases OF general debility, where tonic and
gentle stimulant is repaired. Zach table
spoonful contains the medicinal virtues of fif-
teen grains Ca!isaya Bark and two grains
Citrate of Iron For salo by
July ST T.. II. IIEfNITSII Druggist
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PEARLs And RuDIEs. when rosv Inns part
pearls should glitter behind them. To pre
serve and beautify tho dental enamel, thoro is
no no preparation like Sozodont, IL compound of
among which the Bark of tho South American
soap Tree. known to the natives ms OUTLAY.
and used by the Spanish Americans for cleans,
ing without impairing, the most delicate ia
brlcs, is most important.
TSrALDlSG's GLUE" will just suit you.
Jlf