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OVER THE CITY.

Judge Duling fined J. D. Thomas SIS,
yesterday, for regrating the market.
George Owens, colored, in jail on the
charge of forgery, was released yesterday,
the prose- utor having withdrawn the war
rant.
Justice SizemOre yesterday sent Mary
Miller, colored lunatic, to Jail, and Hattie
Parish, colored, to the county work-house,
on the charge Of vagrancy.
Doc Green was fined SD in the Police
Court, yesterday morning, for lettering
around the streets and neglecting to apply
himselftO some honest calling.
Ephraim Dowen, colored, before justices
Cassetty and CTeig hton yesterday on the
charge Of stealing a stove from ii. Miller,
was released on returning the stove and
paving the costs of the suit.
Officer Alex Bolton yesterday arrested a
brace Of COlored gamins on the charge OF
stealing chickens from J. D. Colo. Justice
Baskette committed them to the county
work-house for trial to-day.
City Marshal Pittman and his posse made
raid on the unlicensed dogs yesterday and
scOoped in SO Of them. Unless taken out
by their owners, they will be killed
Judging from note wTittenby one oftbe
Sixteenth Infantry, the soldiers at the bar
racks are getting anxious enough to see
Paymaster Mcclure. 1t says he is four
months behind.
Thomas Mott, cOlOred, who has been
confined in the city wOrk-house fol the
past two months, was placed in Jail yes
teTday on a Capias from the Criminal Court,
to await trial for alleged arson.
Day before yesterday Mr.. John IL. Riley,
travelling agent Of the st. Louis and South
eastern road, brought up some samples Of
very fine cotton from Alabama. Several of
the stalks had as many as thiTty-tWo bOIls
upon them.
Bill Davis, the colored preacher before
Justice Baskette yesterday on the charge
Of obtaining money under false pretenses
from r. ". Turner, was released on secur-
ing Mr.. Turner the payment of the money.
The Superintendent Of the Water-WOrks
has finished his water-taX assessment for
the half year ending January /, 1876, and
Water Tax Collector Edwards proposes to
make it lively for those who don't come
forward and settle at once.
Architect John l.. Smith has instituted
SUIT against the County Court for $500
damages, in consequence of their refusal TO
accept his plans and specifications for the
new County Asylum, which, he alleges,
were deliberately drawn at their suggestion
and submitted for their adoption.
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state Insurance Company.

We are glad to notice the continued
prosperity Of this Company. Notwith-
standing the great depression in business
during the past year, when so many corpO-
ratiOns have 'passed" their dividends, the
State has divided the usual amount among
its stockholders. We all know how scarce
money is in our midst, and when we re.
feet that the State Insurance Company
has, during the ten years of its existence,
kept over S2T5,O 900 (sfter deducting losses)
for calculation among ourselves, we will con
slider the institution more than ever worthy
OF our hearty support and patronage. The
Company Is well and carefully managed,
and confines Its business to the best class
of property. Mr.. LUmsden has been Presi-
dent OF the Company since its organization
in 1865, and Mr.. johnson, the Secretary,
has been connected with the office for nine
wears.
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A FEMALE DOCTOR.
She Gets On n Gear Proposes TO
COWhlde Her NeighbOrs, and sObeTs
In in the CAlah0oae.

She Gets On n "Tear,' Proposes "a
COWhIde Her NeighbOrs, and SObeFs
Up i'm the CalabOOse.
Thursday night officer James WOmack
was called upon 10 arrest DR.. Minnie Jones
| for being drunk and disOrderly. The Doc
tor had managed to get on the outside Of a
quantity Of benZine, and was making
things lively around the neighbOrhOOd in
which she lived. The "tOds' she had
taken put her in belligerent mood, and
she was threatening TO cOwhIde female
acquaintance, when the man with the mace
appeared on the scene. This Of course
changed her plans FOR war, as she was es-
cOrted to the statiOn-hOuse. She had S3.3j
on her person, which was taken as security
for her appearance before Judge Duling the
following morning.
Promptly at 9 A. N. yesterday, she was
on hand to interview the terrible Judge.
The evidence proved sufficient to sustain
the charge and Minnie Jones, N. D., had a
five dollar fine assessed against her. At
the adjournment Of court, she was taken 10
the WOTk-hOuse with the rest Of the unfOr-
tunates who had been indisCrCet enough to
violate the Law. When Judge Duling was
informed that she had deposited 8 IS with
Capt. Yater, he RENTED - Of her fine in
order 70 give her a chance to get at liberty
and attend to tha calls Of her patients.
When Capt. later asked her 20 sign a re-
ceipt for the money she had gwen him
and again be free, her response was "ne'er
q time once She could not be induced to
sign the receipt, so she was again put be
hind the bars, either TO change her mind,
or await the expiration Of her sentence.
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guilt to them and given all The particulars
Of the Crime--even going 50 far as to draw
a rude diagram 10 illustrate the scene Of
his iniquity.
The guards had heard the circumstances
from parties familiar With them and bad
read the fun aceOCnts Of the transaction in
the UNION AND AMERICAN and Tire coin
cidences were such between the story they
had got from other sources and that they
were now listening to, that they were i'm
pressed with the cCnTicti1n that the pris-
Oners were telling the truth. They knew
that the latter had enjoyed no opportunity
to get the facts except from the lips OF
WOOdsOn. The prisoners repeated what
they insisted was WOOdson's confession
with startling minuteness, giving, among
other things, the whereabouts Of the SO.
If WOOdsOn's own eztOrtGd confession does
not agree with their report OF It, one Of the
accounts as 10 the hiding place Of the
money may prove true. The statements
will be communicated by the jailOr to the
proper authorities in Rutherford, if neces-
sary.
The Jail guards informed our reporter
yesterday that WOOdsOu had shown his
guilt in his cOuutenance all the while be
was in their charge. They had been fully
convinced Of this by his looks and actions.
He had bad face-in their opinion, worse
than that Of the equally famous 10. Reed.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.
n. B.-POInts Of Our New Internal
Improvement Law.

n. B.-POInts OF Our New Internal
Improvement Law.
The main points of the new Sidewalk
Law, signed yesterday by the Mayor, are rs
follows:
1t requires that every owner of a lot
fronting on a thOroughfare to construct and
keep in repair a good and substantial side
walk along the front of the lot, il one do
not already exist; and where there is al
ready a sidewalk, not conforming to the Be-
quirements Of this act, to have it put and
kept IN perfect repair, in conformity with
the provisions of the act. If any owner
fail 10 complywith theIequirements, tits for
the officer, or committee entrusted with the
duty, to cause the pavement to be laid, or
kept in repair. Such is the substance Of
the first three sections.
Section specifies the width Of the side
walks or psYements on the different streets,
etc.
Section declares that none inferior to
al even, well laid, hard brick pavement
shall be laid.
Section sets forth the manner in which
curbing shall be constructed.
Section 7 relates TO the duty Of the City
Engineer to report plans, Specifications, ETC.,
to be approved by ordinance.
Section has reference TO the duty Of the
Mayor, upon signing such ordinance and
to make publication, which shah serve as a
notice to owners.
Sec. elf the owners do not comply
within ten days, the City Engineer TO ad-
vertise for bids to carry out the ordinances.
Sec. lO-The person selected as lowest
bidder to give bond.
Sec. 1l-AIl contracts 70 be let in such
a manner that the cost may be known.
Section L provides for guttering.
Section Is places construction of side
walks, payements, curbiDg and guttering
under supervision Of the City Engineer.
Section Il repeals Chapters 81 and % Of
Lellyett's Digest.
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shawneetown Submerged.

The recent wash in the ST. Louis division
Of the 81. Louis and Southeastern Railroad
near the Wabash river, necessitated the
sending Of a transfer boat to ShawneetOWn
70 make connection with trains going to St.
Louis. On Wednesday a portion Of the
levee at Sl!awneCtOwn broke, cauSinga part
Of the town to be overlooked by the
Wabash, and in the inundated portion Of
the city the water is from four 10 six feet in
depth, and the citizens aIe compelled to g
about in boats, The ST. Louis passengers.
who succeeded in getting through
before the overflow .Rt SIawneetown,
were brought up 10 HbhdersOn last night
on the steamer Roberts. The boat did
not return as was expected, but viii make
regular trips to Evansville. 1t is said that
a train O. cars, consisting Of a sleeper, two
coaches, baggage car and engine are IN the
water Al ShawneetOTu, and that the water
IS up TO the WINDOWS Of the coaches.
Passengers wlt8arrived in this city yes
terday, having been delayed on account Of
the overflow, report That they were kindly
taken care Of bg Dir. Mas, one Of the Of
ticers Of the road
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THE TOOTHACHE

A gentleman saws, after suffering excru
Ciating pain from this ache, and having tried
in vain to obtain relief Betty told me q
gentleman had been waiting some time il
the parlO-, who said he would not detaI
me one minute. He came-a friend 1 had
not seen for years. He sympathized with
me, while l briefly told how sadly 1 wa;
afflicted.
"My dear friend" exclaimed he, 81 car
cure YOU in ten minutes"
GLOW? hove" inquired 1; edo ii, in
pity"
Christianity" said he. Betty, have you
any-alum9"
eyes"
"Bring il, and some common salt"
They were produced; my friend pulver-
lied them, mixed in equal quantities; then
wet a small piece Of cotton, causing the
mixed powders 10 adhere, and placed it in
nv hollow tooth.
"Bhere," said he, ''If that does not cure
you will forfeit my head. You may tell
this in Gath and publish il ia AskalOn: the
remedy is infallible."
Il was so. experienced a sensation Of
c0liress on applying it, which gradually
subsidies and with it the torment Of the
tootbache.
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RerEOnal.

DR.. w. Il. Morgan and his son Henry,
who have been attending the American
Dental Association, arrived. home yester-
day.
Mr.. M. kean, proprietor of the popular
Louisville Hotel, is visiting friends in this
city, being registered at the Maxwell, his
old headquarters. He is accompanied by
his granddaughter Miss Blanche Me.calf, of
Louisville.
Miss Mary A. Ramsey, of the Peabody
Hotel, Memphis, who was formerly con-
necled with the Maxwell House is on a
visit to this city.
At the Maxwell House: Col. Moses
White, Knoxville; Geo. II. Green, New
York; Major J. n. Barnett, DR.. J. NJ.
Iowles aud wife, Columbia; Judge Viii
Hanson, Lebanon.
Battle House: Sheriff Il. P. Stewart,
Winchester V. B. Moore, Cumberland
City; j. p. Hinton, A. j. Caldwell, 20.
Turner, w. L. Byron, Winchester.
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CLICKED AND BELLED.
The Sylvan City's JeweIry-Where the
Money Came From TO Bay IT.

Lh1AAEN NdAuG EOAAA 10 A1tI Ia
About ere year and a half ago enter
priziDg citizens Of Edgetield determined
thai they would have town clock placed
IL their magnificent school building, and in
order to carry this determination into effect,
a committee consisting Of five Of the most
prominent citizens Of the town were ap-
pointed to devise wa,s and means. These
gentlemen he'd a meeting aud alber
/ consultation came TO the conclusion
that the best way would be 10 leave the
matter to Green Morrow, feeling perfectly
satisfied that he would succeed. They
were not mistaken in their opinion Of the
man for il was mainly through his efforts
that the town clock was secured. Having
succeeded in obtaining a clock it became
absolutely necessary TO have bell to pub
liCly warn the citizens Of the fleeing
hours. The same ger nan was Tesorted
20 again aud the SAN. an was adopted
by him.
The first Of the entertainments for the
benefit Of the town bell was given about
three weeks ago, and netted a handsome
profit, but not a sufficient amount TO
purchase the bell. Hence the en-
tertainmeUt was repeated, and last
hight, al McClures Hall, long be-
fore the curtain rose, every available
seat in the spacious hall was occupied, and
many had TO satisfy themselves with stand
ing room. Shortly after Prof Siebeck's or
cheStra had played an appropriate overture,
rap Of the "bOnes' gave the signal for
the curtain TO rise, and the appearance Of
the amateurs was greeted with applause.
Green Morrow aud John COGners were the
end ne q, and the c5Oter vas occupied
by Air. D., who made an excellent inter
lOcutO-. The "home hits" directed at GER
tain Edgefield citizens, old and young, by
Morrow and Corners, were received with
rounds Of applause. The singing and
dancing Of Willie Tarpley were witnessed
with great delight. John Corners proved
himself equal TO the expectations Of those
who have seen him enact his Dutch
characters before. One Of the best features
Of the programme was the execution Of
some excellent instrumental music by Mr..
ii who is called the "Blind Tom" Of
Edgefeld. 1t is said that this yonng man
does not know one musical note from
another, yet he las a natural genius for
music aud can play most any piece after
nearing il a few times. Before the enter
tainment was concluded Green Morrow
stepped in front Of the curtain and i'm a few
remarks returned thanks to the citizens for
their hearty support. He stated that suf-
fcieUt amount had been raised TO pay for
the hell
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Albert Akers Abroad.

Judging by the number Of journals re.
ceived al this office, English, French and
German, cur lively tOwTsmsn is not only
sleeping up with the procession" but de-
termined TO keep his friends posted. In
the american Register of July 81, we find
the following under the Paris head: "Akers,
Albert and Mrs, gone to Berlin" In the
same issue we note the following:
1--WE would call the attention of our
readers who may visit the Geographical
Exhibition 10 the stand in the fifth group,
containing the exhibit from the State of
Tennessee. This collection of the CONNER
cial products Of the State is of peculiar in-
terest, and SIR. Bayliss, Mai. Akers, and
Mr.. FarTenc, the promoters of the exhibit
ton, are entitled to much credit for the
intelligent skill with which they have or
gained and conducted it."
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NashviIIIans I'm CIpcIup.,, Cour,..

John Kaufman has entered suit In thu
courts OF Cincinnati against John Burkoltze,
proprietor OF the Climax saloon in this city,
Tor $1,000 Burkoltze was formerly agent
Tor hauiman's beer in this city, but his
business was suc5 That he could not attend
70 IL and hence he turned the agency over
70 another person, who is said 70 be cOnsid-
era ~ behind ia biz accounts. The beer
was shipped 10 this party in BuTkhOltze's
name, and hence the suit was brought
against him. Mr.. Burkoltze srd mis- law
ser, Col. Chamberlain, and John Ruhm,
attorney fer Ar. Kaufman, will leave to-
night TO attend this trial, which will prob
ably be commenced next Monday.
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Pooling ON sarnto-a-

There was another lively crowd at the
Merchants Exchange last night in attend
ance upon the pooling on to-day's Saratoga
races. An unusually large number Of
pools were sold and the auctioneering was
very spirited.
The entries for the various contests sold
at the figures following their names:
Ihree-qUarter mile dash-Lorrillsrd
$3.50 Belmont, $3.50; Puryear, s.; Ne
Daniels, g; Knapsaek, S1.75; Warlock and
Harvey, 81 each.
Dash Of mile and one -eighth-Rhada-
nautilus, S26.5G; McDaniels, SI3; Austria
lind, S.; Paper Maker, $3.50.
Dash Of mile-Carver, $3.50; Hamp-
ton, Sl4; Caroline, 1880; Falbrook, So;
Violet, s..
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Amar Min OId Filters!-Bring ln You

Away With Old Filters!-Bring in your
coolers and old charcoal and gravel filters.
We will be ready by the 4th TO supply their
place with the TripOli Stone, the only per-
feet filter that was ever introduced in Nash
vile. ct is no. a solid, porous substance,)
but a porous stone, and every one will be
warranted.) We have made arrangements
also for Tiipoli Brick (cut in the shape of
brick) to work in cisterns, all Of which will
be on hand this week. Come one, come
all. Don't drink muddy water. Murray
& Regain. aug1 IF
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CATTLE THIEVES.
Brace of Them Brought 10 GrIei

About Z o'clock yesterday morning a
couple Of negro men drove SIX hesd Of cat
tie 10 Warmers stOCk-yard, and offered to
sell the entire lot for 50. This aroused
the suspicion Of the proprietor, and he
sent for Capt. Nater. The latter was
soon convinced that the cattle had
been stolen and at once put TIL
darkeys under arrest. They gave severa
different aliases, but afterwards admitted
that their names were Alfred Cornell and
Frank Dismukcs. BoJh finally confessed
having stolen the cattle and said they got
them near PayHe's store on the Galiatin
pike about ten miles from the city. The
negroes were locked up in the workhOuse
TO await further developments.
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Transfers Of real estate were ackuOwl
edged with the County Court Clerk Of Da.
wilson during Tbs week eLGing yes.cr.
day as follows:
Baxter, Clerk and Master, 10 J.
". Shute, 2l5 acres land, Odd
ulSlIlCl. zee. .....,SI,O2D Ol
i. I, Il. Sweeney and wife to
"eakley & Warren, lot 30
LamcT's plan. $50 OC
ID. McCUdeu to a, l.. FUqUa,
land ID district. p %
a. L. and f. NJ. Fuqua 10 d.
McCuden, land I'd district. % OC
4. ). KendIick TO T. G. Atkison,
lot sbelby's first addition. 80 90
Elizabeth Burton % Patrick
Moran, 105 acres land 10Th dis
ct.............. go. 1000 90
Henry Blood, by Attorney in fact,
to Fred Cramer, lot 10th dis
Northumberland. 231 90
Baxter, Clerk and Master, to
Tom ChadTell, lot corner Of
Broad and McLemore streets. 1885 90
Mrs. N. q. Masterson to Rich
ard MaSterson, tract Of land in
Wilson couuty............. 400 90
c.. Nj, FCgg, Jr., administrator
and special commissioner TO
Lucy n. and W. T. Helm, lot
No. 36, McEav0ck'S first addi-
tion......................., 2S7 so
Henry 5. Bennett, ScC'y Trustees
Fisk University, TO z. 3. Fisk,
three aud fourth acres in the
Tenth District, Fort Houston
observation-disclosures 5000 90
Y. D. Malone and T. II. Steger
to Mamie S Price, lot in South
Nashville. 1900 90
A. Y. PeytOn and wife 10 James
T. Gum tract Of land in the
Nineteenth District. .......... 325 90
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DIED.

KIRKPATRICK-At Edgefeld Junction, on
Friday evening, 18th inst, DR.. d. r. KIRKPAT-
RICK, in his 18Th year.
The deceased was well known in this cOmmu-
nifty a. a physician OF skill, and man OF
unblemished reputation, and a useful cltizeh
that will be missed and mOurned-
The burial viii lake place at the residence o.
of Mrs. Cartwright, ten miles trom the city, on
the Dickinson Pike, this Saturday alleEHOOHi
at 2 O'Clock, @ which friends are lnvIleu-
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The yellow Fever on the Atlantic
Coast.

CT. Hibbett, a Tennessee boy on the
United States steamer Pawnee, of Port
Roval. S. c., writes Us under date Of Au-
glsf 10. that the report Of yellow fever At
Norfolk, Virginia, is UngrOunied, aud
states Furthermore that no case Of this dis
case has appeared on the Atlantic coast
d Jrfng the present summer, north Of Pen
s4rgla and Fort BaTaucaS, Florida. The
ca tin of the naval forces a. PorJ Royal S
rsreilent, and but little fears are enter
t..uad Of any epidemic disease.
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BALTIMORE AND OHTO RAILROD.
Nn,r Advertisements.

Insure in the State Insurance Company.
See Ditson q Co.'S list Of new music
books.
For all diseases Of children, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing syrup viii be found q sure
remedy.
The steamer Eddyville starts on a down
river trip Oh Saturday next at 4 O'Clock
p. II.
The B. II. Cooke leaves for the head OF
The river at 4 =. NJ. to-day.
CCriuthian Lodge No. 4l4, +. x A. N.
meets This evening.
Barnes & Co. sell at aucti0n this morn
in hats and Furnishing goods.
See nonresident notice from the Clerk
and Master.
Arlington, FaUaT x We1kiey advertise
suburban lois for sale.
See notice Of money lost.
The Warwick collar does not need wash
IN.
Ifyou want 2 Dunlap, 9Th Avenue OF
Broadway Fall s.yle silk hat 60 TO Fran
CisaO's
Ranage has a large lot Of all kinds Of
iru ks, valises, travelling aud hand bags.
At the Tom Thumb clothing store you
can end the best Of clothing.
DIR. ". II. Morgan * Son, dentists, have
a card in our city items.
Jos. FARMLAND 4 TO advertise domestic
paper patterns and sewing machines.
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The Silent Players recognized Thursday
night, elecliDg the following officers: n.
j. Lynch, Captain; Z. Morgan, Secretary
and Treasurer; j. CUlbeTt, President; d.
rectors, T. DOrgan, j. Garrett and W.
Byihew0Od,
The Linclzs, Jr., and the John Lux
plaved a match. Nine for the former and
one for the latter.
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Aeother Internal Machine

Last night a torpedo was placed on the
street car track a. the conner Of Union and
cherry streets. About half past g O'Clock
q car ran over ami exploded II. The result
was a rather loud noise and considerable
excitement In that locality; but no damage.
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"a Fold RIncl, RnrrInr.s

T. j. Aliens house, on South Cherry
street, was entered yesterday morning he
fore day by 4 colOred burglar, who gathered
up all he could get away with aud made
his escape, having awaked and very much
frightened Aliens wifs and daughter.
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Misses O'Bryan, II McLemOre street.
Next session begins Monday, Sept. 20.
Applications for new pupils will be re-
eeived through Lock Box 10.
aug3 Wv
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prnhare Cnnrf

W. J. Campbell, admir-, ct al. vs.. Maliuda
Raymer ct Al; Clerk ordered to pay fund
over to guardian.
Susan c. Adams, adm'X, VS.. William h.
Adams; report Of Clerk confirmed and
claims ordered paid.
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During the past week the County Court
Clerk OF Davidson issued marr.8ge licenses
20 jlrree couples: a. j. TelfoTd and Melissa
J. trieayes, Charles Stewart and Missouri
Tn mas. The third we suppress by request,
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Basket, Zine, Leather, Canvas, Sars.O-
ga Trunks, all sizes. All styles of Travel
ing and Hand Bags and Vaiises. Low
prices, for cash, at RASIAGE's.
augl4 p
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Mrs. ,WinsIOW'S Soothing Syrup, for

Mrs. lWinsIOW'S iSOOthing Syrup, for
all diseases Of children, such as teeLhing
wind colo, etc, is a reliable remedy. 1t
not only relieves the child fom pain, but
regulates the stomach snd bowels, cOTrects
acidity, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system; gives rest to the mother and
health to the child. aug14 1t