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REAL ESTATE SALES. lEla
GREAT Land SALE
FARMS AND TOWN LOTS!
900 ACRES!
ONwEDNEspAY AND THURSDAY, rHE
18TH and asth Bays OF Oetsl,er. 1874. 1.

viii attend on the premises and OFF, at public
sale tn the highest bidder about $40 acres uf the
iIneNt land ia LINCOLN county \ large portion &C.
il. perhaps, not surpassed ia the STATE.
viii hrst offer for sale the tract ON which r.
late james Fright, ST. resided during bis lite
time, ccntaiHing hbSnt ~ aeresi viIf r.f,ffIif
the OF ivett.y lie and a pOrtion uifhin ts,.
corporation OF said town said tract r. iufer~sct-
ed by thr F9ysttsE lie aud IulIahoIIla Dad la
Piled with excellent drinking and stock vstsr
and on IL IL situated q good dwelling hou~.', The
Residence Of the late James Bright ST.. with ~t.r-
hleS, barn, orchard. 0ut-hOuses, sud uJhcr I'M
prUSements Of 4 good stock and grain fsrIn. A
large portion OF Said tract Is well -ft n biUc ms
Is we'll timbered and Veil gateFed. I,Hse 81 ~
Close proximity 10 tlle ton a. Fayett.yilie tro
part Of said lands being mOre than ts0 miles
from the CoufthOuse , make Ilsem the most q,
Sir:lhle that can be Odrrtd IN this c0nnty-
The portion 0i said tract living within ald isi-
iaeent 10 the town Of Fayetteville viii he iyiard
into lots suitable for buildiHg PURPOSES. and the
remainder OF said tract into two lots.
will next offer for sale The Tract ID Land sit
uated In the bend OF Fin river. about sis miles
from the town Of Favrtteyillr cOntainia. about
4ja acres. Said tract i- intersected rs tle Win--
chester and Alabama Railroad, aud Wit d, di-
yi,led into two OF more lots, fs may ~ tHcrei'fN
most advisable.
II lies well for cultivation. and i unsurpassed
in point Of fertilIty-is adapted to the growth OF
cotton, corn, rye and other cereals, and portions
Of II line for permanent meadows and blue grass
IL j. we'll supplied with an abundance 0f the
finest timber, embracing poplar, oak, walnut,
etc. IL has on il comfortable houses, good barn.
cribs ami stables. and is in the vcinir sf a good
saw and srist mill, separated from them only By
the river.
TERMS-Said lands viii he sold On credit OF
one, two and three years without Interest amt
without cash. Notes with good ami satisfactory
security viii be required Of the purchaser, aud 4
lien retained On said land f0r the pay meur OF the
purchase money. LUCIUS p. BRIGHT,
sept p. Is71 Administrator. etc.
N.B-Piats OF said land can be seen aud al
information desired can De obtained az the Office
OF Bright * SONS, Fayetteville, Tenn.
ssp2 eOdtd T. i. T., Admir-.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-04

RUSSIA is perhaps the last country from
which we might look to receive news of .
victory for womaIt's rights. Nevert heless it
seems that the Gar has lately oriefed that
women shall be permitted To become drug
giSts and chemists, and shall be eligible to
fill positions as clerks and accountants. More
than this, in view Of the efficiency Of the
Sisters Of Mercy as nurses in hospitals.
women are hencefOrth to be allowed to prac-
tiSe as surgeons permission which OF
course carries with it the right to qualify
themselves by the necessary preliminary
studies. This is decidedly greater victory
than any of the female physicians Of this
country have yet gained. 1t is true that
women are admitted to medical classes in
certain Of our medical institutions. but in
no hospitals, except private ones designed
exclusively for women, are they allowed 10
practise.
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The History Of the Franc0-German
War of Is7O-7I, and of Paris under
the Commune.

The above is the title Of work being is
sued from the House of II. S. GOodspeed
IL CO., New York, in both English and Ger
man languages, by L. 7. Brockrtt, NJ. d.
1t is profusely illustrated with maps. dia-
grams, steel portraits, etc, and judging
from few advance sheets the matter is full
and comprehensive. The work is sold only
by subscription. Mr.. George W. Cowan,
who viii present it to our citizens, receive
subscriptions and deliver the work. Wher-
ever The work has been offered, it has had
an extensive sale.
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MUSICAL.
TEMPLE OF Music

FINHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY ~
snnOuces "a his friends and the public that
he is receiving daily his mammoth stock of Pianos
fOr the fall tfa,lr, embracing
SteInuay. kMabe a Co.. Dunhans a
sons and Halnes Bros-.
conceded Ly the Musical Profession 70 he the
hest makersall Of Which are offered At the lowest
New York prices.
sole Agency for the -Burdett' and
Prince a. Co.'S PRrIOr and
Church Organs.
tie Acknowledged favoUites OF an who are
quainted with them.
Sheet Music. Music Books, and Small Musical
Goods in fun stock. ~. s.s..a
Pianos aud Organs Qiew and secondhaiidj for
rent at low rates Rent applied IN pawn Ut of
purchase.
Schools, teachers and the trade furnished M
wholesale prices same as Northern cities.
Every Instrument fully warranted Cal ai s5
Union Street and be convinced
sepl deOd&w3m jan. A. MeCLi ss-
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AMONG the prisoners in the Pemsylya.
MIA Western Prison is young German suf-
fering from hy,lrOphobis. The prisoner had
been a soldier, and, in 1865. when near
Lynchburg, his company was ordered to
sack a railway depot. He was the first to
enter the depot, but scarcely had he done
So when large dog jumped upon him and
bit him on the back Of the neck. The dis
ease has haunted him ever since. although
he visited all the principal cities in Europe
to he treated, but everything has failed.
The doctors who have seen him state it is
the worst case that ever came under their
notice.
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U. y. Claim Agency.

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING ESTtB-
Il lished a General Claim Agency, respectfully
solicts the prosecution 0f claims held against Tire
I ). Government, whether tor stores OF sGpphe'
furnished or taken, psnsiOn % bounty.
Col. PaTamOre. OF the firm 81 Paramorc * Sow
ers, and Clay KVlsTis, iare General Clam COM
missioner vi the State OF Tennrssee' have IRAN
ferred 70 me all claims placed IN Their hiids for
collection, and in connection with THESE gentle
men am prosecuting said claims, and wOud
ask that ali persons who hlcd their clainds with
nv of,iee ~ tb.ir earliest convenience nv hing
eyperiefce ami Know ledge OF the hii-JiicsS. to-
zether with Che fact OF having connected myself
with one Of the first Auoruets n washington
cit, assures me thar win b. IN the futurt. a.
have been IN the past, successful In The prgsecu-
tom OF an claims entrusted 90 me tgr cnertio=.
/ refer 70 VI. Burns, ESQ, President First Ma
tI0na1 Bank, Hon. ". z. Prosser- Postmaster.
and Others. a W. WILLS.
Late Unite,i States Arnfy.
je4 It No. 80 Cherry street, Nashville, Team,
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CUNDURANGO
M wovplErrL rEvEDs soR
CANCER. SYPHILIS. S(ROFULA. W.
GERS AND OTHER CHRONIC
BLOOD DISEASES.

nE. +. T. KEENE HAVING JUST RE
IL turned from Ecuador and brought with him
quantity OF the eFNUINE CENDCRANGQ
BARN. secured through Tire official recOmmen-
dstOH aud assistance OF His ENcellcncy the Pres
ident OF Ecuador ami the Government Of that
Republic, We are prepared "a al orders for il %
a limited extent, and at "A price about One-quar-
ter Of that which the cO-t OF The Iir~t very small
supply compelled u to charge
\ SPURIOUS article j. now advertised and
sold n CundurangO. We bavr, NJ a considerable
expense, and with the cooperation OF the author
tiles of Lola, the province where the plant grows,
50 directed She channel for our supply as to en-
sure that none but the GENUINE ARTICLE
shall be sold by IL; ana particularly call the
attention ~ the public. for their protection, 20
this fact BLISS, KEENE & co,
~ Cedar St, New York.
d. W. Bliss, NJ. D., Washington, ID. c.; Z. Z.
Bliss, VI. D., New York; j. ]. keene, VI. d..
New York DEL eudGt
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
IL = N|l-N = ~ a D. = .
OF the Track Near Sweetwater.
The Fireman Killed-Express Messen
ger Injured.
From the Knoxville Press and uAro,a 4,

From the Knoxville Press and Herald.
Quite serious accident occurred to the
westward bound train on the T.. T.. Va. &
Ga. Railroad, which left this CITY at 1:l7 p.
NJ, yesterday, while rounding curve about
a quarter of a mile east of SYeetwater, and
forty-two miles west Of Knoxville. The &C
cident took place at 3:25 P. NJ, and at a po.nt
of the road where the COWS of the village
cross it every morning and evening in going
to and returning from pasturage.
The train run over COW and the misbap
upset the engine, tender and express car, in
stantly killing the fireman, Mr.. A. ID. Col
Inns, who was caught under the tender and
crushed to death. His body was still under
the debris at eight O'clock, last night, The
engineer, Mr.. Wiley Wright, ESCAPED injury
The express messenger, Mr.. Tibbs, was
slightly hurt. The engine, tender and ex-
press car were badly smashed up.
An engine was sent from this city, as soon
as the intelligence of the accident was re-
ceived, to Muddy Greek, with orders for a
material train at that place to repair at once
to the wreck. This train reached the scene
of the disaster about O'Clock.
Mr.. Benson, the Superintendent of the
western division of the East Tennessee.
Virginia and Georgia Railroad, was in this
city and went with the engine to the scene
of the wreck.
Mr.. Collins, the fireman, leaves wife and
three children, who reside in this city, on
Depot street, between Broad and Cro.ier
streets. He was about thirty-eight years of
age.
Up to the hour of going to press nothing
further has been received from Sweetwater
in regard to the accident, but it was thought
that the track would be cleared in time to
admit of the passage of the midnight pas
senger trains.
MARROW ESCAPE.
On yesterday, the eastern bound train on
the western division of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia Railroad, while run
ming at the rate of twenty-five miles per
hour, when about eight miles east of Chat
tanooga, run over COW which had stepped
upon the track just ahead of the engine,
giving the engineer no time to check OF
stop his train. The engine, tender, mail
and baggage and second class cars passed
over safely. The third car was thrown from
the track. The train had then been Stacked
to such an extent that the car thrown off
received 10 other injury than the breakage
of an axle. That ear and the three cars in
the rear of it, were left at the place where
the accident occurred. The passengers
were placed in the second class and mail
cars and brought to Cleveland, where other
cars were obtained. The train reached this
city on time.
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ON MARRIAGE

ESSAYS for Young Men on great SOCIAL
EVILS and ABUSES, .Whieh. Interfere with
MARRIAGE and ruin the happiness of thOus-
ands-with sure means of relief for the FIRING
and unfortunate, Diseased and Debilitate,l Sent
in sealed letter envelopes, free at charge. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATI0N, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, PA. sepj dSw3m sp
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Lebanon Next SUNDAY.

A special train viii leave here at 8 O'Clock
Sunday morning, on the Tennessee and
Pacific Railroad, for Lebanon, leaving there
on the return at ) O'Clock 7. NJ. Round
trip. 81 80. Many will avail themselves of
this opportunity to attend the Methodist
Conference now in session at Lebanon,
Sunday is the day for ordaining and assign
inc ministers TO their respective stations.
besides. an address WIN he made by the
Bishop.
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N0CTNR vFEYTTFTR;Tg


! + oSGER LOCATED IN 81 LOUIS THsy AZ cascs
- DC Physician, ncceasiy tse IS Simple sna IOns, y
Gated Nensre1i Disease to brin. ists, FROM ever,
STATE HIS Hospital opportunities. Af-ti;ae sril ncs
with pnrest drugs prepared In the establishment ourel
Eases CIV up By Others matter who failed; tell yOus
private trouble Consultation Free Send ssarsrs Or
nedtcf essays. zna-~as sNuooD, Won tslfp5B rsuf
mall l5oents ,ah both for 25 oents l0opsy-s All thai
the curious d0ub fnl. inquv wish know all about
fPoliurian. fTtFentaa, Hafrisse- every Young nar
snd Nomao ought % read 10 warning. The
dehiated or partially mpotsnt arr scientifically sdvsei
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KISSES are certainly expensive luxuries
in the Val iii COgne of Savoy. \ rich ell
derby gentleman of that district was made
to pas a heavy fine for kissing pretty gid,
who did not seem much damaged by the
operation. First the father of the girl gave
the veteran a severe clstigation, and then
the court imposed upon him fine Of one
thousand francs
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NEW BILLS AND RES0LU TI0NS.
By Mr.. Guild, of Summer: A bill to
change the time of holding the Circuit
Court of Mocon county. Passed.
By Mr.. McGehee, of Knox: A bill to sup
ply the people of the State with the opinions
of the Supreme Court. Passed.
BY Mr.. Snipe, of Madison: 4 bill to loan
one hundred Springfield rifles to West Ten
nessee College. Passed.
By Mr.. Samsell, of Granger: 4 bill re-
quiring applicants for divorce to give Securi-
ty. Passed.
BY Mr.. Guild: a memorial from the pro-
prietOrs of the Gallatin Cotton Factory,
asking the repeal of the act to change the
corporatson line of Gallatin, which incloses
their premises in the corporation line and
subjects them to municipal tax, Passed:
BY Mr.. Payne: House joint resolution
providing for the appointment of q joint
committee TO provide measures and prepare
Oil for redistricting the State. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Leech, of Dickson: A bill to
amend section 1851 of article l of the Code
regulating certain fees. Passed.
NO MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR sESTER.
Mr.. Lewis. of Marshall, fromFhe commit
tee appointed to wait on Governor Senter,
reported that they had performed that duty,
and that the Governor had no communion
ton to make.
RECEDED.
The House receded from its amendment
TO Senate resolution in reference to going
into convention to count the vote for Gov
ernr, 50 that both bodies will meet in con-
vention on "Wednesday, the 4th, at II o'clock.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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AVOID OUACKS.

A VICTIM or EARLY INDfSCRETION,
~ causing nervous debility and premature de-
cay, having tried in vain every advertised RENE
dv, has discovered simple means OF srlt-cure,
which he viii SpHd free to his fellOw-sufierers
Address J. II. REEVES. Is Nassau street, New
York. -sp26 eOdGn
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MAI. GLOVER.

We learn that our townsman-Maj. Jas
Glover, has applied to Gov. Brown, for the
office of superintendent of the Capitol. The
Major is in every way worthy and well
qualified and his appointment would give
general satisfaction to his countyman and
to the citizens of Nashville.
We hope his Excellency will make tine
appOintment.-GdlI Examiner.
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Real Estate and Collection
Office Of

JOSEPH WIRELESS, IS NORTH CHERRY
81 street. Special attention given "a the enIiee-
ton Of rents aud every description OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through AL the ccurts.
REFERENCES = MeA lister q. < .-YyI.l.s..
Nashville: y. Hobson, Nashville J. o. GriHitb,
Nashville. sursgy .igr, T
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AGENCIES.
RE.IL EST.ITE .fGEII.

DERSOSs IN TENNESSEE HAVING
ii Land improved OF uniInprovrd to sei, viii
do well by putting il in the hands OF the uuiler-
signed. ..ee--H
Ten per cent. reduction made for large annuuts.
JOHN 4. EBERLE,
sep2O dfSwt Bridgeport, Belmont 60, Ohio.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The House was called 10 order at .
o'clock. MIR. Speaker Richardson in the
clair, and 90 members present.
Mr.. Alfred Jones, Of Marshall, presented
IA, credentials and was sworn in.
ON motion, tie House took recess nm
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BOARDING.

A FEwDAYfBoARDERs Will BE RE
"A cefved on reasonable terms at No. q North
Vine street. y VA g - 81 h sep2S Nv
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IS4O -------TO----I 1871,
~ FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER

has been tested in every variety OF climate, and
by almost every nation known 10 Americans. IL
Is the almost constant companion and inestima-
bic friend OF the missionary and the traveller. on
sea and land, and no one ssll0ulsi travel our
lakes or rivers without IL.
PAIN KILLER was the first and Is the only
permanent pain reliever. Since the Pain Killer
was first introduced, and met with such unsTr-
passed sale, many Liniments, Panaeeas and 9TH
er remedies have been offered to the public, but
not one ofthem has ever attained the truly enyia-
Bile standard of the Pain Killer. Why Is this 20 !?
1t is because DAVIS PAIN KILLER is what Ii
claims TO be-a relieyer OF pain Its merits are
unsurpassed.
If you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
OF thirty drops in little water will almost in
stantly cure you. There is nothing 10 equal il.
In few moments it cures Collie Cramps, Spasms,
Heartburn, Diarrhea, Dysentery, FluN. Wind in
the Bowels, Sour stomach, DySpepSia Sick
Headache. In sections OF the country where Fee
yer and Ague prevail, there is no remedy held in
greater esteem. Every hOusekeeper should keep
il at hand TO apply it AZ the first attack Of any
pain. 1t will give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
Do not trife with yourselves by testing untired
remedies; BE sure you call tor and get the gen
uine PAIN KILLER, as many worthless nos
trums are attempted to be sold ON the great rep
utatiOn of this valuable medicine.
- Directions accompany each bottle.
Price % cts, 30 cts. and ~ per bottle.
J. N. HARRIS a. CO., Cincinnati. o.,
Proprietors for the Southern and Western States
For sale by
BERRY, DEAfpvIILR s CO., Nashville.
EWIN, PESfLETON & Co. Nashville.
LITTERER & CABLER, Nashville.
WHELoCH, FISLAY q CO., New Orleans.
q. p. JONES & Co, Memphis.
II. a. ROBINSON & Co, Louisville.
And by all Medicine Dealers
je13 dtlllmh23. 72Sw1amspa-
The inmense populari aud extraordinary
sales OF HURLEY's BITTRRs have enabled its pro.
prietors to greatly improve the Fame By making
them higher PrOgf. as beverage. they row
stand unrivaled IS tonic, especially as Q proYen-
tive % chills and other sickness caused By NAL
arisl poison, they are specifies The propristors
guarantee that II bsei a lriHs glass rtIu before
meals, that the appetite tOiU b. igpr0ys, tk> system
Kept regular, AID al disedsss caused bs rlo1s-1cf
II the tirer Gr0idsd. EWIN, EHDIET0N = Gu,
wholesale sgsiis. a1ei9 d&9iOt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE.
rRoS0vScEp Ely eoSSolssEr-ks ~
THE ONLY GOOD sAUCE.-

ItimProyes the appetite and Digestion. and II
Is unriyaled for lis flavor.
We are directed by MessFs. Lea 4 Persins IN
prosecute ali parties making Or vending counter
feits. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS
aug15 eOd6m sp4tlp Agents. New York.
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Before dispensing Gen. Jackson furnished
the delegates with supplementary tickets 70.
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Mr.. DuBOse presented a petition from
lhe Memphis theaters praying for a reduc-
lion oG the State tax on theaters.
Mr.. DuBose presented petition from
Robert War, Of Shelby county, praying for
an increase Vi COMPENSATION for services As
A census enumeration. 5a.
Mr.. Halves, chairman of the committee
appointed to wait ON the Governor and III
form him that the two houses were
organized, reported that the Governor had
informed them that he had no communica-
ton to make; that the new Governor woild
he iuaugursted in a few days, and that they
could then communicate with NM
The Senate adjourned TIL 10 D. ~
tomorrow.
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UNION AND AMERICAN
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
COMMITTEE on RULEs
SENATE

Tuesday, Oct. 3.-The Senate was
called to order at 10 O'Clock by Speaker
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COMMITTEE on PERMANENT ORGANIzA-

A committee on permanent organization
consisting of one delegate rrom each State
for the purpose of nominating permanent
officers and preparing constitution and by
laws for the association were appointed, as
follows: Gen. W. H. Jackson, Tennessee !;
Louis Green, Mississippi; 5. II. Stout, Geor-
gia: G. NJ. Gibbs, Kentucky; \. G. Stone,
Indiana; Sterling r. Cockrill, Arkansas; Z.
W. West, Illinois; and 4. A. Hester, Ala
bama.
The committee were also instructed to
prepare business for the Convention.
The Congress adjourned from l2:40 P. N.
TO 2 A. NJ. to-day.
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Help FOR THE HELPLESS.

Appropriations were made for the benefit
of number of crippled and afflicted per
sons. Justice Meacham offered a resolution
which, after protracted discussion, was
adopted. requiring future applications in be-
half of paupers be made five days previous
to the meeting of the Court.
OFFICIAL BONDS APPROVED.
The bonds of various county officers were
presented, examined and approved, with the
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MEDICAL.

Nashville. Tenn. Wholesale Agent.
,,.,,-sl E,sII,
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Gun WI IF1E1 w NJ I4I1E''
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Sewer,
DuBose, Gibson and FOLEY Committee
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COUNTING TIE NOIL. -
y The resolution passed by the Senate in
the morning, resolving that the members Of
the Senate meet the members ef-lbe House
of Representatives on wednesday, to-day
for the purpose of comparing the vote cast
i'm the election for Governor. held in No
vember. 1870, was returned from the
House. amended by striking out Sweetness
dan the 4th.r and inserting Instead, Fri
Iay the 9Th
The motion for concurrence wa, defeated
AYES 9. noes 10.
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Many human being has passed away for whose
death there no other than the neglect Of
known and indi5pEtssbiy proven means Of cure.
Those near aud dear 20 family and friends are
sleeping the drramless sllfpbsr into which, had
they calmly adopted
Dr. IAAERs Il AlIlENCK,S AIMRLE