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NORTH CAROLINA.
EaCoBnter With Outiaws-CHe Citizen Killed
aBd I've Dangerously Wounded.

From the WumingtOnsStar Of 18th
From a private letter, received by q
gentleman Of this city yesterday, from
Robson county, we have the follow
ing intelligence Of another conflict
with the outlaws in that section,
which seems to have resulted disas-
tr0usly 70 the party endeavOring to
effect their capture:
Another fight, and two of four men
killed and one Of the MckOys severe
~ wounded. They were ambushed.
Sheriff Mcmillan WIS there himself.
The fight occurred at Henry Berry
L0wery's house. No further partic-
ulaTs as yet"
Since the above was written, we
have ascertained some further partic-
ulars Of the unfortunate affair alluded
%. Our informant states that Sheriff
Mcmillan got on the train at Buie's
store yesterday morning, when he
stated that be had Henry Berry Low
~ surrounded ia his own house, and
that he was then on his way to Shoe
Heel TO obtain achievements. He
said that the party on guard around
the noted outlaws house consisted Of
ten men, and az Buie's store he had
pressed a number Of other yOungmen
into service and despatched them to
the assistance OF those on guard, while
he proceeded 10 Shoe Heel to secure
= further addition to this force.
1t seems that the party who had
been sent from Buie's store proceeded
in the direction or LOwrey's house,
but before arriving there they were
suddenly fred upon by the Culaw and
his gang, who were lying iu ambush
awaiting their coming, By which one
Of the party, q Mr.. lnmsu, or Robe
sOn county, was killed outright, aud
Frank Thompson and Thomas Nc
kOy were severely wounded. Young
McK0y was shot through the arm,
shoulder, neck, and stomach, and his
wounds are considered dangerous.
Thompson WIS wounded ic the arm
aud shoulder. Ium8n, the young
man who vas killed, was between
twenty and tWenty-One years Of age.
How LOWrey aud his gang escaped
from the house we could not definite
~ ascertain, and await further de-
velOpments before veDturing a de-
seriptiOn Of this part q the perform
anca.
And 50 the work of blood goes on.
and q whole community set at def
a1ce by this set % desperadoes. We
should think this act IN the drama Of
should be sufficient to arouse the |
whole country to 2 determination to
give themselves no rest until the
whole gang is killed captured.
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northumberland

DOR the best OAK OF ASH WOOD, 90 TO
Il L. EDWARDS,
No. JOl Union street.
Saved. Split and Cord Wood always on
hand. delivered In any part OF the city free
Of charEe. ana
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THE controversy affecting the Mis-.
sissiPpi River railway is finally at an
end. A wise and proper adjustment
Of differences has been effected, and
we therefore put a period, SO iar
as the APPEAL is concerned, to
8 controversy which, whatever the
rights and wrongs Of individuals,
could now result only IN infinite pub.
lic mischief. Whatever Of good OF
evil has been done, it is past, and fur-
Their discussion Of the matter can avail
the people nothing, and only do the
people detrimenE
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KU KLUX LAW.
lts Sosps-RhsH aRd how 6raHt may 60.
forOs it-Hhat tho Courts Have 10
% With Il.
Washington correspondence Of the n. Y.

Washington correspondence Of the n. Y.
Tines
Some statements are being made
which give the inference that the Ku-
Klux law recently enacted Will re-
main a dead letter on the statute
/ books, unless the President takes ac-
tive and initiatOry steps toward its
enforcement. Such an idea is based
on a misrepresentation Of the terms Of
the law; nevertheless, it no doubt
prevails extensively, and owes its ORR
gin TO the Outcry made by the Demo-
cratic and some Of the Republican
papers against the seVerest measures
Of the bill without noting the milder
and ordinary ones. There is only
one case in which the President can,
in the first instance, take direct aC-
ton, and that is where the Federal
revenue officers are prevented
from making their collections and as
sessments by violence. There are
whole counties into which no Federal
revenue officer has gone for months
except at the risk of his life. An at
tempt TO murder an Assistant COllec-
tor in Florida has been officially re.
ported since the law was passed. In
these cases the President can, and
doubtless will, promptly sustain his
officers by the military power, and
against that action OF the provision of
law upon which it will rest no com
plant can be made, nor has been
made, even by the opponents OF the
bill before its passage. What the
President has determined on this par
ticUlar point is not made known, if
indeed, he has himself decided. In
all other cases the enforcement Of the
law rests with the Federal courts and
their officers. Whenever similar out |
RACES to those which have been re-
ported are again committed, warrants
for the arrest Of the perpetrators, if
they eau be found out, will issue from
the courts; and il they are
caught, they viii be indicted
aud locked up without bail for
trial at the next term. 1t is only
when this ordinary Judicial process is
prevented by resistance to arrest. at
to rescue from Jail and the like, |
that the Executive will interfere; but /
the courts cannot by reason Of for
chile resistance, arrest and detain the |
for trial, then under the law
the President can use the military
power to help make the arrest and
prevent a rescue, and, in the other
ways that may be necessary, to secure
the punishment Of the guilty parties
The country may be sure OF an hon
est endeavOr on the part Of those
with the enforcement Of the
10 unite powers in an earnest.
Legitimate and temperate manner in
the interest Of good order. II, as
many delight TO proclaim, there are no
disturbances in the South Of the char
2cter described in the law, then the
will need no enfOrcementand will
10 no harm. Like other laws, il is
passive till il is violated.
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The ersuua Sslsotss-Tims for the Sing to
Be Pitched Sstii0d.

From the Detroit Post. April 2s.7
Our reporter was yesterday shown a
letter from the trainer Of Joe CObUrn
% a well known sporting man OF this
city, in regard 70 the contest to come
on between COburn and Mace on the
i'm o. May. Some two WeeM since
certain parties here were appealed 10
70 decide on a location for the fight,
somewhere convenient to Detroit, but
on canadian OF neutral ground. Ac-
corelngiy, several days were spent in
selecting locations; bat lust where the
ngnt D 10 come on cannot be ascer-
tanned jor publication. II viii be on
the canadian side Of Lake Erie. wifo-
10 eighty miles Of Detroit. 50 mucb
- certain, unless something haDDens
70 cause q chang o. lrogramma.
The writer Of the letter made many
inquiries as to the cost of eberiering
steamers from this point. how Largo :
crowd could be counted on 10 % and
whether there was any probsbiTfv
that the police authorities would IN
terfere to spoil the fight, or 10 prevent
s~ight-seers from leaving the city. The
fact that the day has been set and the
ground picked out, has been tele-
grsphed TO the shoulder-hittes in
Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati and
lSt. Louis, and the first detachment Of
such characters arrived here yester-
day, perfecting the c%hartering Of a
steamer 20 take the 4" select crowd to.
the scene of the light. More are eX-
pected here to-day, and it Is calcu
lated that 3 crowd Of two hundred
from Detroit wiz attend the en-
counter. In addition 20 the annoy
ance Of having a crowd Of thieves and
roughs here for q week CT ten days,
the hkht viii be no honor &c this or
any other vicinity, and every good
viii hOpethaf the Superintend-
Int of Police wiz exert every effort to
up theplan Of collecting acrOWd
Al this point. III be has no power 10
lsfeVent people FROM embafkiBg here
81 8 stazmer especially chartered, the
law " 1853 gives him power to arrest
every person landing iB the city after
raviir lust willingly witnessed a prize
fqbf. aud such persons, II convicted,
~ liable 30 the law In both fine and
imprisonment.
ms letter Wss dated at Erie, and
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CIVIL RIGHTS.
DsoIslon BY Judge Trlaa Of the First Case
Tried 10 the Federal Court.
Social Equality net Contemplated by the
Law.

In the United States Circuit Court,
Judge Trigg, yesterday says the
/ Nashville Banner Of Tuesday, decided
! the case of 1.-THE United States against
/ BannisteT Compton and Others" in
! favor Of the defendants upon q motion
made and argued in that Court Satur.
day % qUssh the indictment.
1t appears that Gorge Carter, a per,
/ son OF color, purchased a hrst-class
ticket at the depot of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad in August,
1870, and placed il In the hands Of his
vile Elizabeth, and the two there.
upon went into the ladies' a in the
/ train on that road, very SOC 10 start
for Louisville. Upon the discovery
! of the parties in that car the c0nduc-
tor and the other defendants first re-
| duested them to take seats in another
/ hrst-class car, as the one they were in
/ was appropriated by the company TO
| the use of white women only and their
attendants. They refused and were
put out, and the defendants were then
1 indicted under the acts Of Congress pas
sed April 9, 1866, and amended May
3l,lS70, knOwna as the Civil Rights act,
on the ground that the defendants had
subjected Carter and wife to a depri-
walton Of their rights on account Of
their color.
Judge Trigg decided that Congress
did not intend by said act to bring
about social equality by law, and that
the law, properly construed, means
that persons must be denied the en-
iOrcement of their rights in the courts,
or by virtue Of some statute or Ordi-
nance of The State on account Of their
race or color, and not by any regula-
ton Of the common carrier, who has a
right TO adopt reasonable rules in the
transportation Of passengers.
The case is one Of great importance,
it being the first that has arisen in our
State, involving these questions.
Thecase was argued by the District
Attorney, r. McP. Smith, Esq, for
the Government, and by Messrs.
Smith and Baxter and Andrew Alli-
son, Esq, for the defendants.
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No. ZS7.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Ten essee, Mary 4.
Smith, admins ratrtZ of owen Smith,
deceased, VS.. Morris English. A. BriscOe and
wife, n. BrtscCe, ThCs. Haley and wife,
G. Haley, and the unknown heirs OF Susan
Sheridan, deceased.
TT appearing from the bill which is sworn
L to In this cause that the defendants. A
BriscOs and wife, n. P. Eriscoe, Th0s Haley
snd wife, Z. Haley and the unknown heirs Of
Susan Sheridan, deceased, are nOn-residents
OF the State Of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered, by the Clerk
and Master, that they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse OF the
Second ChancsTy o OF shelby county, ia
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrst Monday in June, 1871, and plead, answer
or dsmur 10 c~Omplatnant's bill, or h same
will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing eLparte; and that q copy OF this
order be published once q week, for four sue
oessive weeks, ip the Memphis Appeal.
A ~cOpy-attest.
NJ D. L.SrEWART, Clerk and Master.
Mcdowell & Martin, Sol for compfuL.
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NONRESIDENT Notice,

No. E2-In the Second Chancery Court O.
Shelby County, Tenuessee-JOhn 4. STRAIT
ton, @. W GOyer aud J. H McDavitt drH OF
strattOn, GOyer & Co. VS. James P Conn,
Charles Coffin aud H. Coffin, firm Of Coffin
Bros. and others.
IT appearing from the bin which tssWOrn TO
i in this cause that the defendants, James
P. Coffin, Charles Coffin. and II. COmu are
Justly indebted 10 the compliments in the
sum OF S537 81 and interest, due by account,
and that they are nOn~-residents OF the state
OfTennessee, and that for these causes an at
tachment was sued oct OF this court against
the PROPERTY of defendants, ndthe same was
issued, and has been returned By the 5herih,
duly lowed on the property Of defendants,
James P. Comn, Charles COhn and H. Cor
I'm.
It Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein, at the C-OurU-hOuse Of the Second
Chancery Court, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the nrst Monday In July,
1871, and plead, answer or Csmur to complain
ants bill, or the same viii be taken Tor con-
fsssed as to them, and set for hearing eZ-
parts, and that q copy OF this order be pub
fished once a week, for four successive
weeks, in the Memphis appeal.
. This 18th April, 1871.
Attest: Ii. D. /. STEWART,
Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy Clerk u Master.
Jarnigan q Fraser, solicitors for complain
ants. apZ
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No. Ea-In the First Chancery Court o
Shelby County, Tennessee@CIotlda ola.
gutry, IS the next friend Of d'Lagufrv "
Charles Patton et al.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this cause
4 that the defendants, Nelson Speer. JuUei
N. Miller and Joseph Miller are non resi-.
dents Of the State OF Tennessee; that thfs
bill ts nled to impeach orders and DEGREES In
the ended cause OF Chas. Patton VS.. Eugene
d'LagutTy OF al, lately pending in the Com.
mon q and Chancery Court OF Wemphi7
lChancery side Thereof, foc raud-tO remove
cloud upon compieinant's title. 10 diyest an
claim OF title out of defendants to ne sai
estate, and for cther purposes.
IL Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, az the Courthopse
in the City OF Memphis, Tennessee. on OF
be1ore the urst Monday in June, 1871. and
plead, answer or dcmur to co-mpIainaut-
Dill, or the same viii be taken for confessed
~ 70 them, and set Tor hearing exparte.
and that q copy Of his order be published
once q week for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal.
A c0py.-Attest
EDMUND A COLE, Clark and Mastez.
By r, j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk aud Master.
Geo. Gillian. Sol. Tor cnmplt. anTQ
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hnM-RESinENT HHTIEE.

No. 2S2.-In the First Chanesry Court Of
Shelby county. Tenn.-Catherine Frey ct al
VS. Nicholas FTech, ct al
IT appearing from the bill, which IS sworn
i TO, in this cause That the defendant
Nicholas Frech Is justly indebted 10 the
complainant in the sum OF about 5000 and
interest, due by account, and that for this
cause an attainment vas sued out in this
Court against the property of the said de.
fendsnt, which IVES duly issued 10 the Sherfn
and returned levied. and that the said
Nichols Frech Is q nOn-fesfdsnt Of the state
Of Tennessee, and a resident OF the State OF
Kentucky.
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearances herein, at the courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nrat Monday in June, 1871, and plead.
answer or demur to cOmRlainants bill or the
same VIII be taken for confessed as 70 him
and set for hearing exparte; and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for -four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
A copy attest.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY Il. 3. MeHENRY, Deputy q M.
WeEtcott @ 5tRhL, sol for COMMIT ana
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Children under ten and colOred servants,
half price. Families DESTROYS OF taking rooms
for the season, or for mrI her nation,
address GRO. MCGOVERN,
ana -SuDerInteudent.
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No. 801 Rim the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenneasee-D. W, Bynum
vg j. r. Crump.
IT appearing from afdtiavit In this cause
4 that the DEFENDANT J. t. Crump, Is q citi-
zsn OF Mississippi, and q non-rtsid6nt OF ne
State OF Tennessee.
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
appeal anoe herein, at the courthouse Ia
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
nYst Monday In June, 1871, and plead, an.
sWer or demur 90 compiaiA ants BIN, or che
same win be taken for confessed 81 70 him
and set 4nr hearing HXparte; n that n COPY
Hur successive weeks, n the Memphis APP
peal
A copy-attest;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Nv III. j.. BLACK. Deputy g. and n.
IN, Ford, sol. for complainant Rpl0
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Robert F. MacIin VS., r. A. Field, ". Z. Per,
son and Il. Z. PersOn-In the ChanCery
TT appearing from afddavft IN this cause
4 that the defendants, Weldon = Person
and Mary G. Person, are non-restdents Of the
State OF Tennessee, and are residents of the
State Of N Mississippi.
1t is therefore ordered, That they appear
and defend this cause at the courthouse, in
the town Of Ripley, Tennessee, on the third
Monday in May next, OF being the 18th day
OF said month"; and plead, answer or demur
to compliments bill, or the same VIII be Ia
ken for confessed as TO them, audset for hear
ing eXpRrte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once q week, 1Or four consecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal, news
paper printed ana published at Memphis,
Tennessee, there being no newspaper printed
or published in said LaudeTdals county.
This april IL 1871.
]. n. WARDLAW, @. and NJ.
E--.-aHnr D,TFnHaaw n.NV
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NOTICE TO aOE-REslOEaTs.
NOa-PsaIdsnf Nofics

No I5, n. Rim the First Chancery Court
OF shelby County, Teunessee.-Jsmes r,
Christian OF al. vs.. The Tennessee state
Mutual and Fire Insurance Company et a.
1T appearing nom Sksrid's return, etc, in
L thiB cause that the following named de-
pendants are not TO be found in Shelby
C unity, viz: 6. II. Becker, John Dunn, 3.
Cinderella, s. AntOnt, John Boomer, SChle8-
cher & Wemche, James LOftas, Geo. W. Cone,
]. g Oglesby, Mrs. h Croker, J.F. Frank,
Michael MCMahOn and John Kufghtly, and
upon whom personal process cannot be
served:
It lstherefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse In the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, On or before The
first Monday in June, 1871, q plead, an
sWer or demur TO cOmplainsuts Dill, and tire
Gloss bill OF de eEdants, W.. Wood and wife,
filed herein. or the same VIII be taken FOR
confessed as TO them, and the same
set for hearing eZparte; and that 8 copy
OF this order be published once a week. Tor
four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal
Acopy-sttesJ:
EbMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACE, D.. C. On.
J.E. Temple, and Edgington & Halssy, Soils.
for complts- my3
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No. az, r. DIN the Second ChanceTy Court
OF shelby county, Tanuessea-Maz Her
cog, solomon HerEog and others, ". John
D0nahue sarah Ann PER- anna r. Loias
Alice Cola, and Anna e Cole and others
1T appearing from the BIN which ls sworn
u to In this ause1h at tie 1ohn
DonGhue, Sarah Ann Perry Anna Cole
WIDOW OIL Cole deceased. Auce Cole anu
Anna r. Cole, are non-resiaehA o. tAe 1late
OF tennessee
It "a therefore ordered, ~ the clerk and
Master, that they make tnelE appearance
Narafr ~ the court-house Of the Second
FhanearV Court, in the city o. Memphis.
Tenn 81 or before the FIRST Monday IN June.
iF7f. ana plead, answer or demur to com.
p~lafnantshi1, or the same win be taken for
confessed as 70 them, and set for hearfr1
exparts; and that 9 copy of this order be
Dubiiahed once a week. cF four eroraaafve
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
This 18Th april. lsl.
Attest
II. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
By O.. BELCHER, Deputy Llerk and Mqsfer.
Westoott a stahl Soils fer complainant
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We believe 10 the AND sUEEsT PEMEDY
IN THE wOELD in al cases Of DHSENr EhI
AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether
10 arises from testhIng or from any other
cause. We would say TO every mother who
has a child suffering from any OF the tOregD-
q z Complaints-DO NOT LET YOUR PREJU-
DICEs, NOR III P~REJUDICEs II OTHERS stand
between your suffering child and the relief
thst viii be S~TRE-yeE, ABSOLUTELY
8URE-tO follow the use OF this medicine, II
timely used. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. Be sure and call for
" Mrs WiRsIOw's Soothing Syrup"
aavIng the facsimile OF 4" CURTIS & PER-
EINS" on the outside rappe All Others
sre base limitations.
SO d by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES:
25 Fulton street, New York.
1913 oxford street, London, England.
81 st. Paul street, Montreal, Canada. my3
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ODD FELLOWS
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.

u hETHREN Of the Order who desire 10 be-
II come members Of The Association. VIII
give tneir names TO the Secretary. u No ~
Main street, without delay; and an members
are requested to meet a. the Lodge room
next SATURDAY EVENING, 6th lust, &C s
O'Clock for permarenL organization
myJ Up. PRESCOTT. Secretary.
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Hon-k saldsn. Vi

No. 2g-In the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tenn.-Eandeia W. Ham,
utOn vs. James p. Hamnton.
TT appearing from the Dill which is sworn
to IN this cause that the defendant, James
p. Hamilton, is a nonresident OFT state OF
III Isl therefore ordRred, By the Clerk and
Master, That he max his appearance herein.
al the Courthouse Of the Second Chanearr
Court 10 the city Of Memphis on or before
the FIRST Monday Ia June, 1871, and plead en-
swer or dewur TO com laimanf1s bfU ~ ~
same WI oe taken FOR confessed as 10 him.
Of this order be published once 8 week. for
four successive weeks in the Memphis Ap-
peal.
This April t9, ISL
A C~Opy-Attest:
4D.L- STEWART. Clerk and hester.
81 GEO. MALLERX
Deputy Clerk aud Master
L.. @. Reeves. Sol. for com. apD
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FOB SALE.
FOB SALE.
The Bees SewIna Maehine.

YETE oner for sale to-day the most perfect
w Sewing Machine ever made.
This splendid Machine uses no ugly, grind
log cams; no complicated, rafting cog wheel
gearing. The Whole Machine consists OF q
simple crank movement. Rams rapidly;
makes less noise than any other Shuttle Ms
chine IN this market. Is very light and free
in its movements.
So All are invited to cali and examine It,
whether they wish to purchase r Machine or
not FRAZER & CO..
ans IS NOrtn CnurtR street.
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Mnn-Raslhanf Hnfica-

nessee.-J. n. p. LEwrRncs and ]. K. Law.
rance VS.. l.. l. LaWrancs.
IN this cause It appearing that Laura Law.
/ rance is 8 non resident Of the state OF
Tennessee and resident OF the state OF Mts.
sissippt:
1t Is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the court house IN
the city Of Memphis. Tennessee, on or before
the 5th day OF June A. D, 1871, and plead
answer or demur TO cOmplaiuants' bill OF
the same Will be taken for confessed as q
her aud set for hearing eLparts; and that q
copy of this order be published once a wsek
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Daily appeal.
A true copy attest
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
n u n-rrn. II ~ 80
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RaIlef and HeaIth 10 Your Iafants
Ihnnsanfs Of Cases.
GriDin0 in Inc Bowels. and Wind Cole.

II not only relieves the child from pain, but
~invlgOraUes the stomach ana bowels, c~Orrects
acidity, ard gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Il viii almost instantly re-