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PETTY InciviIitfes i'm Church.

We may classify the petty incivilities of
church life thus:
1. SnaeIs.-Violent perfumes, especially
those containing musk, are disagreeable to
most persons, and to some positively dis
tressing. There is no smell so universally
pleasing as no smell. Never scent yourself
when going into crowded assembly. The
same is true of the residuary smell OF to-
bacco which hangs about the garments and
afflicts the breath of those who habitually
smoke. But tobacco almost invariably
makes men self-indulgent and regardless of
others convenience. More brutal yet are
they who go to church reeking, like a
Dutchman's soup, with the smell of onions.
There are scores of peonle who have lost all
profit ola Sunday service by the sickening
smells which surround them.
2. .SouRdS.-Whisperingi in church during
the service is an affrOntt to politeness. Much
of the coughing which goes on in church
arises from the poisonous gases and personal
effiuvia which exists in unventilated chur-
ches. But the power OF the will over the
muscles which do the coughing is very
great. headless person will cough twice
as much as is needful-will cough at the
worst time possible, will cough plump upon
the necks of thvse before him, instead of en-
balming the sound in his handkerchief as,
with little skill and politeness. he might
easily do. We would not forbid men who
cannot sing to snake a joyful noise"-but
it should be softly noise. in all eases
WHen IL Is Il man ) UuIy 10 Steep IN church,,
it is his duty also to snore with the soft
pedal down.
3. ISight.-Eyery one likes TO see the min
ister. 1t can not be done through your
body. True, you can not help being before
somebody, unless you are on the back seat.
But, with a little thought YOU may very
much help those behind you. Any conduct
which shall divert the attention of others
from the service, such as ostentatious play
ing with watch or opening and shutting it,
reading books or papers, looking about in
quisitively, is impolite.
Many churches have the Ten Command
ments set upon the wall, in sight of the
whole congregation, although not one of
the sins reprobated therein is likely to be
committed in church time. Would it not be
well to have another tablet enumerating
the sins which men are prone to commit in
church time ?-Christian Union.
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Ke-U nIOn Overture Of the North.
erR 0. $. General ASSeIabbJ to the Southern
Presbyterian Church, Considered Or, the
Records Of the Northern o. S. Assembly,
from Il. d. 1851 to 1869, Rerie1eed.
This is the title of a pamphlet OF IS pages.
large edition OF which has just been issued
nom the Clarion job rooms. The articles
composing the series i'll the pamphlet are
an elaborate exhaustive and highly inter
esting discussion af the points involved in
the caption of this paragraph. They are
from the pen of an eminent Southern divine,
and are the same which appeared in the
South Western Presbyterian. New Orleans,
under the signature of '.Presbyter." The
pamphlet is on sale, at % cents per copy, at
me Office of the S. w. Presbyterian. New
Orleans.
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MANSFIELD & HlGBEE'S
Great Internal
Rheumatic Compound

FIlHls Compound b. the only sure internal
a remedy now known for RheumatIam.
When used With Mansfield s. n igbee'a osiebra.
ted Magic liniment externally, IL has never
been known 90 mil, performing cure iu au
incredible short time. ~ usiuR them toretl.
er they act In perfect harmony encouraring
each other, and thus by duplex actiou. pow
eriully assisting nature in throwing 30 tho
disease, through the ahsorhonts, and perform.
ing cure.
The difficulty and great cost 81 making ~
really good internal remedy for Rhcumat .sm
has not deferred the Proprietors from doyounF
years 20 the pcriccting Of "a Southern Hoaedy
"hlch should DO ~ work we'll, and now after
several years of trial Goa which the Rheumatic
Compound has been subjected rs the most ae-
we're tests IN cases ot Rheumatism both Chr5u-
&c aud Acute, they can recommend tito the
suffering with the greatest confidence In one
single neighborhO0d nlone-thnt of Nosrgv.
on the Memphis and Charleston RAILROAD
there have been over fifty cures during luat
winter, and this same success attends iis usr
every where. We earnestly recommend trIal
Of this medicine 90 all who suffer with Rhpu.
matism Rheumatic Pains, or Gout
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On the eth day Of August, 1867. pur-
chased a Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
cEine. which has been used from that day
IN This. almost necessarily. 90 not recol-
ia.f any day, except sundays in which some
work has not been done upon 1t. By far the
',reater part of the time it has been run from
Even O'Clock in the morning until ten, elev-
u. and often until twelve o'clock at night.
N has never cost one cent Or'repairs. aud is
ro-dsv I'm lis complete working order as the
h,v fought il. 1 would not exchange il
t,1auew machine of any other kind.
HARRIET A. BELLOWS.
-.rpea Falls. y OVEN Der -, 1865.
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Use Magnetic Equine Remedies.

DARBY's PRoPHYLAcrIC Solomon said
"Ahere Is nothing new under the sun" But
solomon knew nothing of Darby's Prophy-
tactic tiuid-otherwise he would have ex-
cepted. Read the advertisement in another
column and be particular to note the char
deter OF the men to whom Messrs. ID. * Co.
refer: Hon. Alex. Ii. stephens, Judge \. j.
walker and Rev. Jefferson Hamilton, are
among the names to which reference is in
'ited. Wehave seen several gentlemen who
nave tried this fluId, and without exception,
they pronounce it "a capital Incidence
Above all Professor Darby Is an Albanian
therefore let Alabamians encourage him.
Marion Commonwealth, Dec. IL. 1865.
Equine Ointment best for horses and cat
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Kinds county, Mississippi, l will sell
for cash on the
24h day Of March, 1870,
In front of the City Hall, in the City of Jack
son, the following described lot in said city,
viz: Part of lot No. A, in square No. /, North,
fronting 53S feet on State street, aud running
100 feet on Amite street. being the lot on which
Concert HALF formerly stood
NJ. L. JULIENNE,
Admx of L. Julienne, deceased.
Feb "A, 1870 wtds
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The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil
"a the world is Hazard & Caswell's, made on
'he sea-share, from fresh selected livers, by
AswELL, HAZARD s. Co., New York. It is
absolutely pure and stoeet. Patients who
nave pnce taken If prefer it to all others
physicians have decided it superior TO any
81 the other oils In the market.
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.,ocfnI Notice 40 Subscribers i'm
r Arrears.

ne again urgently request our patrons
bo.e papers we continue to cross mark, to
remit u at least the amount of one years
Inscription on their account; anu in order
F., give all an opportunity of getting square
80, opr books, we now extend the time until
.te first issue in March, wherein we will
-eceiye five dollars for two years subscrip-
.foo. 10 include arrearages az well as new
..count. Very many availed themselves OF
-hi. proposition when it was first made, and
- shall be gratifed if all viii do so. We
7i.fke to dun our friends, but we have to
IL a. we are dun by.
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The 81. LOufs Fiam0--ApeclaI Nofice
During the late State Fair, the splendid
piano on exhibition by the st. Louis Piano
Manufacturing Company, was sent by the
Agent to Mr.. Eyrieh's store. with view to
being sold or rdffled-one-half the proceeds
to 20 to the Orphans Home. About one
half the chances have been taken. There
are 700 chances, at 81 per chance. We are
authorized and requested to state, that un-
less the chances are all, or nearly all, taken
by the 9Th of March, the piano will be re-
turned to the Company, and the money in
hand returned to those whose names are en-
tered on the list. The piano and the list can
be seen at Eyrich's, where chances can be
secured until the time stated. 1t superior
instrument, and may be obtained by the in
vestment of dollar, and good way to con-
tribute towards buying three hundred and
fifty dollars worth of provisions for the
orphans at Lauderdale. Call at Eyrich's, or
address him by mail.
STEWART & SwANN.-This is the style
of new firm proposing to conduct the
General Agency business in this city. 1t is
composed of two well-known gentlemen
Col. James ID. Stewart, and Hon. Thos. I
Swami, late Auditor Of Public Accounts.
They propose to make settlements for Sher-
iffs, to ply taxes for nom residents, purchase
or redeem lands from the State, and to buy
or sell lands as parties may desire. An
agency of this kind, well attended to, has
been much needed at the Capital Col.
Stewart, being an Attorncy-at- law, and L..
5. commissioner, and Mr.. Swann's expert
ence of more than twenty years in the Au-
ditor's office, give them special advantages
in conducting the business in which they
have engaged. Parties in Mississippi or
elsewhere who have business in the line of
Messrs. Stewart q Swami can confide it to
them with the certainty that their interests
Will be faithfully attended to.
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Tea Seed.


NOTTCE.---In accordance with an act
of the Legislature Of the State Of Mississippi,
annroyeds Feb. 2Ist, 1867, entitled an act 70
Tncorporate the President and Directors Of the
Mississippi Society Of Arts and Sciences; on
March 2ist, I'D, 23d, oath, 18th and 18th, 1870;
drawings ofLotteries, to dispose Of moneys Of
said Association win take place at Jacksonl
Miss J. T. BURR,
Jan 2OwN President
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Capped hands, face, rough skin, PIN
pies ring-worm, salt-rheum, and other GU
aneous affections. cured, and the skin made
SON and smooth, by using the Juniper Tar
Soap, made by CAswELL, HAZARD 81 Co.,
New-York. 1t is more convenient and cas-
lily applied than other remedies, avoiding
The trouble of the greasy compounds now in
use.
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The LIVER Is more frequently the seat of
disease than is generally supposed, for upon
\. REGULAR action depends, in a great meas
,re the powers Of the Stomach, Bowels
Rr,ia and tie whole nervous system. Reg
Mate that important organ by taking Sim
.,or.- Liver Regulator, and you prevent,
LIZ If the diseases that flesh is heir to.
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MACON, Tenn, May II, 16GS.

Jf.,Is. U1aSFeI4 q HIgDeeI-
SIX Please send me six bottles of your
rt[n,alian Balsam. / sent to you last week
ar NO bottles, by Nr. Potter, for my moth
'r. whose death We have been looking for
,1,irin0 the Ia st two months, and the first dose
.,,ya her such relief that she says she cannot
me without il.
w. G. NARRKoI-Gu.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE

Of Valuable CIsy Property.
DY virtue OF a decree of the Probate Court
ID of Kinds county, Mississippi, made At the
October term, 1869, thereof, the undersigned,
as executor Of the estate Of Francis s. Heard,
deceased, win proceed TO sell at public auction,
between the hours prescribed by law, 20 the
highest bidder, for one half cash, and the bal
anee In twelve months from date Of sale, with
approved security, with 10 per cent. interest
from date, ON
Wednesday, 23d day Of March, 1870,
The following lot, to-xit: Lot No. (2) two, in
sonare No. 90 six, south, in the city Of Jack
son. Mias- Sale 20 take place In front Of the
| STATE House, in said city.
Feb. IL, 1870 w6t Executor, &c,
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IYpoRTANT TO PLANTERs.-M essrs.
Wan. B. Taylor & Co, offer some excellent
advice in another column to planters-re-
commanding the use of Rhodes Super-Phos
plates
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TusKEoEE, Ala, Nov. n. 1869.
Mr.. L. H. BradGeid.
SiR. Please forward ms Immediately apotber
supply Of "Brad6elds Female RepulatorH Ne
ind u 20 be all that b. claimed for ID. and we
have witnessed the most decided and bsppv
effects produced by H. Very respectfully. ~
HUNTER a. ALEXANDER.
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MOMAK,s BEST ERIENnl

A certain cure for Whites. Suppressed Ma,
ses, and other diseases peculiar 10 yyomrp
Prepared aud sold BY
J.. II. BRADFIELD.
Wholesale Drugrist
rice 81 'V per bottle. Atlanta. Ca
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An Iowa youth settled breach of prom
Use case by marrying the forlorn damsel AID
subsequently clipping with the girl who had
been the cause OF the breach and the suit.
At late revival meeting an impulsive
young gentleman prayed that God would
bless the two young ladies between whom
he had been sitting, especially the one on
the right
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We, the undersigned druggists. take rleaa-
ure IN Commenting 10 the trade DR. j Brad
field Female Regulator, believing 10 10 Do "a
gsod and reliable remedy for The diseases for
which he recommends h.
w. a. LANSDELL
PEMBERTON, WILSON, TAYLOR co.
w. G.. LAWSHE, Atlantn a.
w. ROOTS q SON, Marietta, Ga.
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M0RIGAGB BLANKS, 20 secure advances
II 30 planters, for sale 80 this oziee. Orders
AIled b msil " Express. rE8sa {.
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OccupationnI Ailments.

/ Fresh, pure air is vitalizing elixir. Who
! ever is debarred by circumstances from I'M
restricted access to this invisible, but pow
| erful stimulant needs medicinal invigorant
of some kind. The great object should be
to choose the best. Popularity is pretty
good guarantee of merit in this scrutinizing
and intelligent age, and tiled by this critic
rion Hostetter's Stomach Bitters stands first
among the ipvigorating and regulating med
icines of the present day. To the wants of
persons engaged in indoor empiOyments, es-
pecially in crowded factories where even
with the best possible ventilation the atmos-
phere is always in some degree polluted. this
salubrious vegetable tonic is peculiarly
adapted. The nature of the ingredients is
no mystery. 1t consists OF an absolutely
pure diffusive stimulant, tinctured-or rath-
er surcharged-witht the fluid extracts OF
sanatous roots and barks and herbs. The
pharmacopoia has its tinctures, but what are
they? The juice of only single root or
bark or plant is present in each. Not one OF
them combines the three properties of a
tonic. an Alternative and an aperient. All
these elements are blended in the Bitters;
nor are these the sum of its medicinal re-
concentrations. 1t is also blood depurent
and an antispaSmodlc.
The baleful effect which air that has been
partially exhausted of its oxygen by ire
Quent breathing produces on the vital or
ganization, is notorious, and when TO this
devitalized atmosphere is superadded the
mephitic yapor of hot air furnaces. it be-
comes deleteriOus and depressing in the ex-
treme. To enable the system to bear up.
even for few hours each day against the
facilitating influence of vitiated atmOs-
phere, a wholesome tonic and Alternative is
urgently required. This grand desideratum
is Supplied in Hostetter's Bitters. which as a
strength sustaining, health protecting agent
has no rival either among officinal or adver-
tised medicines.
A Wisconsin youth, sued for breach Of
promise, offered to compromise by marrying
the girl If the court would protect him from
those other girls who had the same tender
claims upon him.
A disagreeable old bachelor, being rallied
on his matrimonial prospects with, ''don't
despair; there are as good fish In the sea as
| ever was caught. you know, y replied: "Ye
| know but somehow it seems to me that
thew don't bite rs they used TO do"
The Alahama Senate adjourned ten min
| ,skes nYle dav last week on account of smoke
caused by defective stove-pipe.
b. LuttreI, assistant postmaster at
Knox Vile. Tenn, for the past six years, has
| been removed by IN order from Washing
ton. &
Jacksonville, Fla has strawberries grown
] In the open air, ses
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state q Georgia, Trogp oouay

"'"F ~ Nevfgi"i iFohP County
This ~ % certify that ! have examined mo
recipe Of DR.. Josiah Bradfeld. Of tbis rountv
anu ~ = mealchi man pronounced Tito ho Do
combination Of medicines Of great morjt la
the treatment Of All the discusses or fer1aIr.
for which hc recommends ID
This, Dec y, lsIs
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A GENTLEMAN who suffered for year, from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, aud all
the effects Of youthful indiserction, will, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need it, the receipt and directions for ma
king the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers wishing TO profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, with per-
feet confidence. JNO. b. OGDEN,
nov25wly No. A. Cedar street, New York.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION

The Doctor has visited many Of the cities
two, three and four times over, and has sue
cessfully treated more than 1900 persons in
the States of Georgia and Alabama alone, and
more than 25, 900, if we include Kentucky and
Tennessee, and more than $1,000, including
North and South Carolina, very many of whom
were pronounced incurable by their attending
physicians, and given up to die, but who to-
day, thank God, are still in the land OF the
living, and in the enjoyment of perfect health,
pursuing their accustomed ayocations. The
Doctor does not make these statements because
he considers himself more skillful than those
other physicians, but simply because he sin
cerely believes that the remedies which he en-
ploys will prove efhcacious and more complete
ly adapted TO the treatment of diseases, espe-
cially those Of chronic nature. Afflicted,
read carefully-consider seriously, and unpre-
judcially, and act Immediately.
Call at once at his room, the Doctor
charges nothing for advice. The Doctor fur
nishes all the necessary remedies at once to
remove the complaint thoroughly and perma-
nently at a very reasonable price. The Doctor
if he can cure you, or even benefit you, will
tell you 30, but if he cannot he will so inform
you, and will not take your case in hand.
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ASsIGNEES SALE or LAND NEAR
JACKSON

JACKSON.
FTsHE undersigned, assignee Of william
Crutcher, bankrupt viii sell, on
Saturday ne 26m day Of february, 1870
Al public sale, 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
he following described lot or parcel on land
to-wit. That part Of the east half on the n w
quarter Of section three, ia township ave, Of
range one, east, In the county ef Kinds, con-
tignous 70 the city OF Jackson, beginning al a
point on the western line Of the corporate lime
lie Of said city, which is 8 1910 chains from
the " corner Of said corporation that point
being the corner Of ten acre iot 70. = ac-
cordtnR 10 the plan u said city, thence with
said corporation line 40 yards thence due
west 100 yards thence due norih % the limo
between the premises hereby aeaeftte4 nnd
about DO yards; thence with aaid liha ID the
place Of beginning, heiugaame land conveyed
bv r Casey and ~ ". CeHeF, hIa wife, to
Crutsher a McRaYen, on 4fh NAY
10 OWEN M5oAhH
Jan29, ls70wtds Asslgnee, tc,
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MHEEIolk

wHEELoCK, FINLAY & 90,
Wholesale Agents, ......... New Orloaps
MCGUIRE, BLACKwOoD a 90.
GUS. ASHER, Jackson. Miss.
Sold by Druggists generally iany9wfv
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CITATION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPPI.l
KINDS COUNTY.
Chaneery Court, First Judicial District.
January Special Term 22d day,
January 2Sth 1870.

VIM. W. Porter
l73. as. On reading the at
NJ B. Wade, ct al. fdavit Of William
W. Porter, and il appearing that the parties
therein named are nOn-residents Of the State
of Mississippi, and reside near Murfreesbo-
rough. in the county Of Rutherford, in State
of Tennessee, il is hereby ordered that publ
cation of summons be made once n week in the
Weekly Clarion, newspaper published in the
city Of Jackson for four successive weeks, re-
curing Mordecai II. Wade, Leroy Is. Wade,
Nancy T. Jenkins formerly Nancy I. Wade,
Ellen Wade, and Ezra Wade and Joseph Lind
sey. ex. to plead, answer or demur To the bill
of William W. Porter, praying for partition Of
land describep in his said bill, on Monday, the
I'd day of May, A. ID. 1870 il being the first
day Of the May Term, Of the Chancery and
Circuit Court in and for LIST District Of Kinds
county; and that a copy Of this order be trans
mitted by mail to each Of the above named par
ties, and to Joseph Lindsey, executor Of estate
of NJ b, Wade deceased AT Murfreesborough,
Rutherford county, Tennessee.
Witness my hand and seal on the 2Sth day
of Jauary, A. ID. 1870
j. TARBELL, [Seall
Chancellor.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest: n. HODGE. Clerk
February 10, 1870. w5t
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PATIENTS VISITED AT THEIR OWN
HOUSES,
From < In q O'Clock. h. VI.

If the Doctor is not otherwise engaged.
OFFICE Hours:
From o'clock in the morning TO . o'clock
in the evening.
On Sundays from to u in the morning,
and from 2 TO in the afternoon.
For further information see Circulars, with
a large number of recommendations distribu-
ted at the dwelling houses in the city and vi
cinity, and which also can be obtained at his
rooms. feb5lm
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TINHE attention Of Cotton Planters is invited
a TO the celebrated King Cotton Planting
Machine, which has received the appreciation,
for years of some of the most experienced and
extensive planters in the South and took First
Premium at last Georgia State Fair, Macon,
GA. Ii opens the furrow, drops the seed and
covers it, all in one operation, with only one
horse and one man. 1t is now offered 10 the
public greatly improved, and has been discov-
cred 10 be unsurpas sed as a distributor of COM
mereial fertilizers. By slight alteration,
the invention of Mr.. S. =. Bailey, of Kinds
county, il can be made TO plant corn, also.
The following is the certificate of Hon. j. b.
Mcclellan, of Mooresyille, Limestone county,
Ala, to the manufacturers.
GLNTLEMEN: have used seven of your Cot
ton Planters for two years; they HRrirdLEed
as seed socers, but il is as distributors of COM
mercial manures they ezeeI all Others; in fact,
from experience, think that their use is the
only means by which manures can be equally
distributed. Respectfully,
JOHN b. MCCLELLAN.
large lot of these Planters just received
from the mandatory, and for sale at the Mis-
sissippi Machinery Agency and Agricultural
Depot, jackson, Miss.
G. ID. BCSTAMANTE,
Febll Agent.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Election, middling
233s@2 1855. Sugar firm; prime, lag l21s:-
MoIasses 1irmer; prime, 7StoSO. Coffee quiet
fair, I51zto1614; prime. l714tol7s4- Whisky,
9OtoSl OF. Gold, 1873. Sterling, 1898. New
York sight. par.
NEW York, Feb. ELECTION lower; sales
$500 bales at AIS Gold, 1875.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2l.-Cotton. Uplands,
1l14toll3&d; Orleans. ll1sd; sales 10000
bales; Tor export and speculation 1000 bales
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a THOUSAND WOMEN TESTIFY.

DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
FB5MAl& &@4Ulh