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Francis MurphY and His Work.

We clip from an exchange an article
condensed from the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, giving an interesting description of
Francis Murphy, the temperance re-
former, and the beginning of his reform
work:
He was born in Wexford, Ireland, in
1896, and led a life of greater or less
dissipation until, when lie was keeping a
sailors boarding house in Portland, Me-,
he fell down stairs in q scufne with n
drunken man, who was killed by the fall,
while he was arre,ted on o charge of
murder. While in Jail on this charge,
of which he was afterward acquitted,
lie was converted to religion, went to
preaching temperance, andturnod all but
five of the prisoners to temperance.
After leaving Jail he went to a temper
ance barbecue where Dio Lewis was to
speak, but somehow Murphy was per-
suaded to talk first, and Dio said, rs he
sat down: "You don't want to hear any
thing from me now. Take that man and
send him over this country, and he will
fire it from one end to the other" Muir
ply began his work at Pittsburgh with g
! course of lectures before a temperance
union of young NJ u, but these were not
successful, and Murphy enc night broke
down while he was talking to some re-
p%orttrs, and said that he could never
| work that way, lecturing in the churche',
but if he only could have q room where
he could fetch in q dozen Or so of "the
boys" off the streets, he might do some
good, and he burst into tears. One OF
the reporters Immediately went ont and
ct n room for him, the basement of q
church, and he began work as he wanted
to with "the boys" got them to talk
among themselves anu reform each
other, and started that movement which
transformed thousands of drunkards in
Pittsburghand Allegheny City into sober
citizens.
Murphy is a short, stout man. When
he talks to an audience his speeches arc
delivered in an easy manner at first, but
| generally, alter he has spoken smoothly
and SLOWLY for a while, M inspiration
seems to strike him; he sets himself rs
if he was going to give a man a blow,
! and for ten or fifteen minutes the IAN
! guage flows from him like q stream of
water from q great fountain. You might
as well take hold Of a magnetic battery
as to take hold of his hand sometimes to
shake hands with him. He is q very At
t~ractive man, all sympathy, all heart.
Murphy refused q guarantee of $3.50 a
night for four months for a lccturing
tour, saying that lie couldn't do any
good hat way; as a matter of fact hore-
ceived just enough to live on, as Moody
does, and, unlike Moody, he asks for no
! expensive preparations, and will not
come to any place for any specified
time, for when he enters a city he means
to stay until he has accomplished some
thing.
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A Medicine Of Many IHes.

~ VI lAAu DE
A medicine which remedies dyspepsia, liver
complaint, constipation, debility, intermittent
and remittent fevers, urinary and uterine
troubles, depurates the blood, counteracts a
tendency to rheumatism and govt, and relieves
nervousness, may be truly said to have many
uses. Such an article is Hostetter's Bitters,
one Of the most reliable alternatives Of q dis
orderly to o well ordered state Of the system
ever prepared or sold. It has been over o
quarter of a century before the public, is in
dorscd by muny eminent professors Of the
healing art, and its merits have received re-
peated ~recognitiors i'll the columns Of leading
American and foreign journals. 1t is highly
esteemed in every part Of this country, and is
extensively used in South America, Mexico, the
British possessions and the West Indies. II
regarded as a reliable criterion Of its gain in
popularity in coming years, it has indeed a
splendid future before il.
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SUNSTROKE.
Prevention and Treatment Of this Summer
Evil.

Prevention md Treatment Of this Summer
Evil.
The New York Tribune has the fol-
lowing timely remarks in regard to the
prevention and treatment of sunstroke,
taken from q report Of the New York
Board of Health
Sunstroke is caused by excessive heat,
and especially if the weather is "mug-
gy." It is more apt to occur on the sec
ond, third, or fourth day of q heated
term than on the first. Loss of sleep,
worry, excitement, close sleeping rooms,
debility, abuse of stimulants, predispose
to it. It is more apt to attack those
working in the sun, and especially be-
tween the hours of eleven o'clock in
the forenoon and four o'clock in the Of
ternoon. On hot days wear thin cloth
ing. Have as cool sleeping rooms as
possible. Avoid loss Of sleep and nil IN
necessary fatigue. If working indoors,
and where there is artificial heat-laun-
dries, etc.-see hat the room is we'll
ventilated.
II working in the sun, wear n light
lliG (uOG UliCh, 10 ~ duooAU tAo hCuIJ,
straw, etc., and put inside Of it on the
head a wet cloth IN a large green leaf /;
frequently lift the hat from the head and
see that the cloth is wet. Do not check
perspiration, but drink what water you
need to keep it up, as perspiratior pre-
vents the body from being overheated.
Have, whenever possible, AL additional
shade, as a thin umbrella, when walking,
n canvas or board-cover when working
in the sun. When much fatigued do
not 60 to work, especially after eleven
o'clock in the morning on very hot days
if the work is in the sun. If a feeling of
fatigue, dizziness, headache, or exhaus-
ton occurs, cease work Immediately, lie
down in a shady and cool place apply
cool cloths to and pour cold water over
the head and neck. If any one is over
come by the heat send Immediately for
the nearest good physician. While
waiting for the physician give the per-
son cool drinks of water or cold black
tea, or cold coffee, if able to swallow. If
the skin is hot and dry, sponge with, or
ponr cold water over the body and limbs,
and apply to the head pounded ice wrap
ped in a towel or other cloth. If there
is no ice Mt hand keep q cold cloth on the
head, and pour cold water OH it as on the
body. If the person is pale, very faint
and pulse feeble, let him inhale ammo
mia for n few seconds, or give him 4 tea
spoonful of aromatic spirits of ammonia
in two tablespoonfuls of water and q lit
tie sugar.
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WHAT 1T CosTs TO MAINTAIN SOLDIERS.
-Apropos of the political complications
in Europe, it may be of interest to know
the cost of the maintenance of soldiers
in each of the great countries on the
other side of the ocean. 1t is said that
England spends for each OF her soldiers
5000 per mum ; Russia, $40 France,
1924. 40; Belgium, s209,4O Germany,
1895 Turkey, S1S4.40; Italy, SlS3.46 ;
Denmark. $176; SPAIN $l55; and
Austria, $144.
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Physicians of high standing unhcsitatingly
give their Endorsement to the use Of the Graef-
enbcrg- Marshalls CatLo!icon for all female
complaints. The weak and deLilitated find Won
derful relief from q constant use OF this valu-
able remedy. Sold by all druggists. sl.5oper
bottle. Send for almauacs, GraefcnberS Co.,
Now York
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THESEvENW oNDERs.-The seven won

THESEvEN WoNDERs.-These seven won-
ders of the world in ancient times were
reckoned to be the Pyramids of Egypt,
the Hanging Gardens of Semiramis ut
Babylon, the Temple of Diana at Ephc-
Sis, the Statue of Jupiter at Athens by
Phidias, the Mausoleum, the Colossus at
Rhodes, md the Pharos of Alexandria.
This cycle of seven wonders originated
among the Greeks after the time Of
the Great.
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from e we'll known Dunkard Preacher

HARTLEToN. Union Co, Pa, Dec. "a. 1874.
Messrs. Seth W. Fowle 4 Sons, Boston:
Genttmen:-Having received decided bene-
fit from the Use OF Peruvian Syrup for dyspep-
STA and general debility Of the system, I can
recommend it heartily in all cases as being d
veryeffectivc and pleasant preparation. 1t gives
almost universal satisfaction.
Respectfully yours. ADAM BEAVER.
Sold by all druggists.
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Looking glasses reflect more charming COM
plexions nowadays than they use to before
the introduction Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
This standard and popular purifier removes
tiles in the superficial circulation. renders the
cuticle becomingly fair and imparts to it the
~softness OF velvet. Diseases and injuries of
the skin are both promptly remedied by it.
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" "
Eo. (.nod Rrenkfunf ar Tea,

FOT u VsUUU Wy ,
You of:en have to make rolls, biscuits and such
delicacies. in about ten minutes. Its easy and
certain with Doo!oy's Yea>t Powder, the best OF
them all. Troubled housewife, hero is ore
cause Of your annoyances swept away. tnl
weight and the Lest material are tho watch
word Of the manufacturers.
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(which is the most neutrality-suspicious. or
instinct?' was the subjcctup for discussion at a
debating society recently. One membc said
experience teaches us to back up to a hot stove
when We arc cold, but when our coat-talls catch
fire instinct is boss.
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Rheumatism Quickly Cared.

Rheumatism Quickly Cured. ,
"Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the great
Internal Medicine, will positively cure any case
of Rheumatism on the face Of the earth. Price,
81 u bottle, six bottles, IS. Sold by all drug
gists. Send for circular to Helphenstinc Il
Deltley, druggists, Washington, D. Z.
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OF course you are going to Long
Branch during the hot season. Le-
lands Ocean Hotel is the best, and the
prices reasonable.
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A sleep-walking young lady in Cottonwood,
Cal, while passing through her fathers sleep
ing chamber WAS awakened by his hand upon
her shoulder. She fell dow dead.
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"Cant yer givcr Teller It lift :" remarked Il
rcd-noscd tramp, pokins his head in the door
Of q country store. well, I reckon I can.
answered the proprietor, rs he lifted himabout
ten feet, with the end of his boot.
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The Ponds Extract Company,
% Maiden Laue. y. T., publish Il small book
free, telling what the people use Ponds Extract
for, besides being good for pain.
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Information worth thousands to those out OF
health. Self-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts fer those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. The new Health Jour
nal teaches all. Copies free. Address, Elec-
trio Quarterly, New York.
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The all.wise Creator has provided the Mothers nliS
for her babe, and IF BOTH ARE HEALTHY, no 3thei ~ T.
shonid be given for tho first few months. But II TIE
Mothers milk docs not satisfy and nourish the child, OF
when it has to be brought up by hand. then Pohs
little RIDGE,S FOOD, shonld be used.
It is widely certified that RIDGES ESOD Is ors
Children are daily fed on this delicious Diet and case
are not rare where RIDGES FOOD nsad as . n az
resort. the stomach retained it, and the chlldIappateniy
diving from excessive vomiting and exhaustion raplog
recovered. WOOLRICH IL co. on every label
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Among tic graduates at West Point this year
il Cadet Flipper. the first colored graduate
from the institution.
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A Miserable Being
II one that il Billions. Get from your druggis:
q package OF Quirk's Irish Tea. Ificc 25 cts.
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TN VINO VERHAS.

After nine years experience We have decided TO oner
our pure California Wines and Brandy to families By ths
gallon or single case at greatly reduced prices: These
purity renders them invaluable for medicinal end saers
mental PURPOSES. 4 trial is only lsces say to s ar aSs,s
Prince,U the choicest American champagne, .
specially. Send for circular and price list to
L CO. dJ MnrrNv St. New York.
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DROLL EPITAPHS.
Some Of tho Quaint Churchynrd Literature
of Our FOrefathers.

Our worthy forefathers were possessed
of a peculiar kind of grim humor blend
ed with simplicity, if we may judge
from the sepulchral oddities which are
to be found scattered over England in
old churchyards. Many of the epitaphs
in the country chucrhyards of England
have reference to the professions of the
departed, and they are often expressed
in exceedingly droll terms. For ex-
ample the following commentaries
the sturdy fellow who kept the turnpike
at Worcester, and demanded toll of
George III. when his majesty was going
on a visit to Bishop Hurd:
On Wednesday last old Robert Sheath.
Passed through the turnpike gate Of Death.
To him would Death no toll aDate,
Who stopped the King at Wor stcr gate.
This is on an innkeeper at Barnwell,
near Cambridge:
Mans life is like n ~rin'ntr'S day:
Some only hrenLJnSt and away:
Others to dinner stay and are tuN ftd:
The oldest man but s,ps and goes 10 bed.
Long is his lifo who liugcrs out the day
Who goes the soonest has the least to pay.
Ne0M is 4 ,raihr': some few run on tick,
And some. alas must pay tie JiHt to Nick
Though l owed much, l hope Tong trust is
giren.
And truly mean to pay all debts in heaven.
This is on an undertaken
Here lieth Robin M~asters-faith. twas hard
To take away our honest Robins breath;
Yet surely Robin WAS full well prepared
Robin was always looking out for death.
In Walton churchyard, hear Liverpool,
is the following, on George Miles, black
smith, who died in 1719:
Ny slcdsc and hammer lyc rcclined,
Ny bellows also lost their wind,
MY fires extinct, my forge decaycd,
Ny vice i tie dust my friends have laid.
Ny Goals are spent, my irons gone,
Nv nails are drove. nv work is done,
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A SUGGESTION.

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SOUTH and read its splendid new stories.
poems' essays, sketches, religious and Sc
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I'll the South should take it without de-
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lanta, Ga.
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JutliGi:el AOVcrtiSa me It's.
SHERIFFS SALE.

State of louisiana, Parish of TEST Eel
iciana, Parish Court, Picrson e. Hews Us.
JAS. z. observation-disclosures 1890.
by virtue of and in obedience to 4 writ
of ii. fa. issued i'll the above styled suit
from said Hon. Court, and to me directed,
l have seized and taken into my possess
sion and will offer for sale in front of the
Court House in st. Fr;,ncisville, on Sat-
urday, the 10Th day Of Januarv, A. ID.
1873, at the hour OF IL o'clock a. III. of
said day tho following described property
tO-wit:
A certain tract Of land known a. tho
Lakewood plantation, situated in the
parish of West Fcliciana, and about four
miles from the Court House on the lower
Jackson road, containing five hundred
arpents together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon, being the.
same property acquired by defendant
from Mrs. Cora A. Slocolnb on the 14th
of February, 1871
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit
Of appraiscmsnt. JNO j. BARROW.
Dec. Is, 1877. Sheriff.
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THE FUNCTION OF A NEWSPAPER

There has grown ND a sort of common
law OF obligation, recognized mutually
by the press and by the people, by which
the people expect that the press, as dis
trlbutors OF useful intelligence, shall in
form them as we'll what is to be avoided
as what is to be sought as well who is
to be suspected as who is to he confitled
III. And newspaper, as a garncrer and
distributor OF news, is a public monitor r.,
and 1T is its duty to admonish the peo-
pie against frauds and sh:lms, and i'm
pastures and dishoncsties 1t is to be q
beacon as we'll as a guide; and whenever
public newspaper, through its dive:si-
fled appliances for the collection and dis
tributicn of information, discovers any,
where in public life and in public ayocn-
lions, whether it be a lawyer, or a clergy
man, or physician, a man who, instead
of securing the public welfare by honora-
bic methods and practices. simply prowls
about III the backyard of his profession.
and uses the means and instrrmcn tall
ties which homo able title gives him to
pander to his own lust or avalce, or any
other vile passion, and that paper fails
to scn': out some admonitorv voice. and
sound some signal of warning, it is re-
crcant to every principle of duty and re-
sponsibility, and should be stfgmatized
by the public it pretcnds to represent
ana to serve.
A newspaper, however, has no right, in |
It's endeavors to minister to the public.
to sacrifice public character. Tire public
too has stake in the good name of its
and he who defamcs a GOOD
citizen does it at his own peril. The
public press should inculcate the scnti-
merit that he who maliciously or wilfully
Dr. wartonly or carelessly even, and false
w charges o man with q crime, is a foe
tosoclety, and an enemy to the law.
The law recognizes this, and always has,
50 that from the earliest history of cult
cation, and in the rudest stages of civil
6y, we have found that the law furnished
protection to every man in the full and
complete enjoyment OF Il well-carue d
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

State of Louisiana. Parish of West Fell
ciana, Pa ish Court, No. 12S9. TT Law
son VS.. G. w. Edwards.
BY virtue of and in obedience to writ
of f. ia. issued in the above styled suit,
from sad Honorable Court, and to me
directed, 1 have seized and will offer Tor
sale to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Court House, in st. FranciSvillc on Sat
nrlay, the 22nL day of December, A. ID.
1877, at the hour of IL o'clock IL. m, Of
said day, this being the fourth Saturday
OF said month, the following described
property to-wit:
Two bay mares.
Terms OF sale Cash with the benefit
fappraisenent,
JNO. j. BARROW
Dec .Sth,'77. Sheriff.
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PARTITION SALE.


State of Louisiana, Parish Of West Fe-
liciana. Miss Alice G. Wade VS.. .. J..
Wade &. ais.
BY virtue of and In obedience to Il
commission issued in the above styled
suit and to me directed from the Hon.
18th Judicial Dist. Court, will offer for
sale to the highest bidder at the Cont
House, in st. E'rancisvillc on Saturday
the 9th day of Janury, 1878, at the hou.
of IL o'clock Il. IN. of said day, tbs being
70 LIST Saturday of said montll-the fol-
towing described property to-wit:
A certain tract of land OF plantation,
situated i'll this parish containing 1853
acres more or less, and known as the
Ellersitc plantation, ard being composed
of the EllcrStie tract and the BlOunt tract
formerly owned by Mrs. o. X: Wade, to-
sc Their with all tlrs buildings, machinery
and improvements thereon or thereto be-
longing.
Terms of Salc-CasEl on the spot
JNO. j. BARROW
Dec.i, -. Sheriff.
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ESTA BI.iSiIED ii
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AEy'tssN EY:..AT.l
No. '29 Seventh ST.. Waslad

Patents ard Hrepns
| We procure Letters Patent
tl"nS- No mtnrHcy frs IL I'D
| p!icttinnH for patcnts in d
States. No charges unless ID
granted. No fs,si. iol nElkAsH
examinations. No additional
tanning ana cen,iurting \ n
Special attention givCh 10 d
cases before the Patent 0&uI
slons before Congress, infrings
III different States. and all Iiia
pertaining to inventors or pad
also procure patents in Calaas|
foreign countries, Send stamp
phlct giving full instructions
fRiicG .Statra COrrfr and DlN
Claims prosecuted in The Sup
of the United States, Court
and all classes Of war claims
Executive Departments.
-1Ivcm* Of Pay and Eo"
Officers. soldiers and sailors d
war, or their heirs. are in many
titled to money from the Goves1
Which they have no knowIels'
full history of service, and dad
of pay and bounty eeeeIvd'
stamp, and Il full reply atteEeSal
will be given you without eb'E4
Pensions.
All officers, soldiers and 81
present disabled, however sIlsl
wounds, rupture or other
diseases received or cOntrac'e
line of duty in the late war. ca
a pension. Many now draWlns
are entitled to increase.
Tnite0 Suites General Ldnv
Contested land cases, PRIV
claims, Mining prcclnptien'.
stead cases presented before wv
Land Office and Department
terror.
LalM U,d1ran's.
We pay cash for bounty II
rants, and additional hohltsnSI
We invite correspondence VIII
ties having any for sale, ana sntl
explicit instructions where as''
arc imperfect.
We conduct our business
bureaus, having therein the "S sri
able and experienced Lawyers ' ="
md give our closest personal ,%S
to every important papet, .a pn5
each case. Promptcst al. s,,.,
secured to all business ell.lm
AS we charge no fee 'lllle hs1I
stamps for return postage si''''
rs. ,, III
Liberal arrangements mades'l
leys in all classes of busai''"
RS. &. a. Z. Lacey. A''''''
Washinst'4I
WE REFER TO
Hon. NJ. G. Emory, Pres,m9eTI
Bank, Washington, ID. - u .ar
esq, Cashier German Amer ~.
Sank, Washington, y, RAJ Rm,ps
Dewey, Pres. Har. NaI v;Dsh
ohio; Hon. II. Waldron, Wv n
Natl. Bank, Hillsdale, N Na,i 81
IA, Esq, Cashier cry NI rso.
,er, Col, /; J. ID. knox, A'4
Topeka, Kansas.
Oct. IL, RI.
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Reader, ifyou have the chills and fever
go and buy bottle of DR. Harter,s Fever
and Ague Specific. ut will cost you only
IS cents). We assure you that it will
cure you. For sale by all druggists.
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MASONIC INsTAILATION.-The follow
ing officers elected for the ensuing wear.
tor Feliciana Lodge No. Il, +. A. NJ, were
duly installed, on the evening of Dcccm-
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6 I4Aa5IE' IAA5HHE .: 1EsY PAP - r
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presents a greater variety of
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Excellent General Editorials
Excellent News Summary,
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Excellent Religious Notes,
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Notes Of Fashions,
Notices Of New Books,
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Notes of the Drama,
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Paragraphs About Women,
Paragraphs of Humor,
Scientific Department,
P"zzle Department
Mathematical Department.
Housekeepers' Department,
correspondents Department
Chess Department,
Answers to Correspondents
Chat with Contributors,
Beautiful Illustrations.
1t has forty wide colrmps
OF matter eack week.
Price, only So a year; Two
SIS a year.
For club of six at So so copy is sent
free for one year. " 'N
for a club of twenty, all sent at ono
line, $50 in gold is paid.
Address,
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j. H. SEALS,
% Atlanta, Ga,
's<2 Send For Specimen.