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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ArcMu Nunysx $!lonlt. be tho reliance
OF the physician in all those cases Of debility in
which pruulpt Improvement Uf the general tone
is imperative. kHmyss Is the blandest aud most
easily dixested food and US such the best uour-
ishncnt for Il weak stomach: ut tho same tftne.
through the prtrcss Of fermentation which
kulnyss untlcrYoes. medicinal annlittes are de-
veloped which We yninly look fur In 1nAteria
n.cdcu. In nausea, vomiting. extreme cnses OF
dyspepsia, kuulyss nets like Il charm, promptly
relieving I'LL tho distressing symptoms Of such
cases. When the stomach rejects ali else,
kumySs Is returned And ussitnitAted, atforln1
the patient nourishment, strength, and comfort.
and.us logical consequence, nervousness ceAsta
and refreshing sleep follows. In scarlet, ,intcrmit-
tent. gastric, and typhoid fever, kunyss Is the
best Diet 1t satisfies thirst and hunger and a1lays
tho fever kuMyss bus considerably the ati"
vantage OVER drugs, III that i. never can da
harm. To dnsc an irritable stomach with drugs
Il an nb7urtt;y which no intelligent physician
attempts In this day. But not only In extreme
cases should kuDyss be resprtcu to: It should bd
the chief remedy for Il weak stomach under Ill
circumstances. The dyspcptic prnin-worket
with Il few glnsses Of kunsyssa day will improve
his digestion and his nerve force. Ladies' would
bc less nervous, more vigorous. and healthier
looking il they would usld to their daily d,e1
few eusscs Of kumyss-"
Send for trentise on kumyss. Beware OF lmt-
tAtiOus. =.
4ircnds kumyss is not sold to tho trado, but
to consumers only.
a. .Arend, chemist, corner Madison street md
Fifth avenue.
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cation Of heroic remedy necessary. The En-
gltsh farmer will not long stand the present land

cation OF heroic remedy necessary. The En-
gitsh far1ner will not long stand the present iaud
- TIE sou. IS NOT CAPABLE
OF supporting three ciasscs,-tt6 landlord. thu
farmer, and the laboror- american es's'.pe,i-
ti0u will force that fuct on tho attention uf the
English Parliament The landlords will. he
forced for 70 80, the drones will be driven out OF
no what do you attribute tho great e1haus-
To tho clearance following the famine
period, to tho consolidation OF the smaii surns
inta large ones. and 10 the aoaudonluenr OF til.
layc for .rsszlny. The small farmers Of Ireland
were, .Anu those OF them that n.e left are:
most Industrious clnss- Their children are in.
dustrtous. and have been So FROM them
have come tho very best class OF rish-Amerlcat
citizens: Ts1ined in the schoolof Industry nj
home, they have been Industrious, saving. anc
thrifty here. The largo fnruers OF Ireland
the sraziers. as they are callet!-are a spend
long to what would DO called the huafcr ciosj
here. They aim tote 'squircens.'-thut Is. tut,-
hunters; h',i The compettivc system has shut 1hsm
care OF a]O oxen fed on lUU acres- Forty small
farmers could support famiile: on the same
tracr. The. The beeves rs1set o" tho large fasms
der that under the circumstances tho soil
IT Ireland bus been exhausted. wanting as 1t
to cultivate aud enrich it, and to compensate
for the loss By the deportation Of tho cattle lud
produce raised on itf Do you wonder that tho
statc of things"
DR.. Mulcnhy was accused By some parties Of
fnynrtnr dynamite Us Il tncans to fight England.
lie said that he believed dynamite wus provi-
dental discovery, Just u5 gunpowtler was: that
it WIS means plnced IN tho hands OF tho
suffering, unorgautzed many to combat
the machluutlons Ut tho organized
few. Tic condemned nuy use OF
dynamite which would c.ldanger tho lives Of tn
noccnt parties, but be beloved thur the Irish
people were justified III protecting their homes
BY powder, lead. dynamite: or any other means
His attention being called to the fact that tha
Laud-Leaguers had at Inst taken some steps to-
wnrds the political cdncauon of the people. by
tho purchase Of some weekly newspapers aud
the establishment Of Il tally PAPER, ho expressed
pleasure thercat. and thought it tho best and
most commcndablc move yet made by the
League.
The movement WIS timely, too, he sald. as tho
Intermediate Education act passed br the TO
rics, and which the Doctor regards rs real
boon, will have tho effect OF educating tho
farmers sons, rendering them more thouHnttul.
Industrious, ami patrl"tc: En passant. he s*td
that he did not believe In Irish secret societies
OIL this side OF the Atlantc- p,cy wcro n ucccs.:
sIty ln Ireland. In this county they we're used
BY designing: politicians, anoHh could not see
tho necessity for secrecy. q
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MAINTAINING TIE LAW.
ROME, Aug. 20-The official Gazette says:
=" as the artificial agitation against the law for
Papal guarantees continues, the Govern
mcnt deems it expedient to make frank
statement of views to dissipatc Illusions ard
uncertainty. The Government respects the
right Of public meeting and petition, but
considers it has the right to inter-
fero with meetings which degenerate
into illegal proceedings and jcopardiZe
public order and international relations. The
Government is firmly resolved to fully anu
effectively protect the Pope's security and
the independence of lis spiritual sovereign
ty, while at the same time resisting I'LL en-
croacllmcnts ol, the unity and sovereignty Of
the nation. The Government disanproves
and depIores the recent meetings, because
they were preiudicial to the country's
supreme interests. It also declares it
will maintain the law Of Paral
guarantees. The statement will thus coll
form to the declarations made in 1S7U, that
Papal guarantees, though belonging to the
order Of internal questions, and spontane-
ously elnanating from the national will,
have nevertheless taken their place among
organic laws, whose efficacy depends OH
their stability, not on the consent or accept
a1lce of auOtncr.H
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TRAITORS SHOT.

HAVANA, Aug. D.-Advlces from San
Domingo to the I'd inst. state that on July 20
crnissaries Of the Government discovered the
hidlng-place of Gems. Ramon, Perez, and
Julius Fras, and three wounded officers be-
longing to the party Of Gen. Alvarez.
On the afternoon of the same day all
were shot in the cemetery of San Domingo
City, notwithstanding the interccssion Ut the
diplomatic corps and the ecclesiastical body.
An immense crowd witnessed the execution
from the fortress wall. On the I'd Of August
the diplomatic corps again asked III vain for
the pardon Of nine more adherents Of Alya-
rez who had been condemned to be shot, and
eight Of the number were shot that day.
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FIRE RECORD.


RICHMOND, Ky, Aug. GA fire broke out
at $50 O'Clock last night III Irvine, the c"un-
fy seat Of Estill County, and destroyed all
the business portion of the place, except
three stores Oh the opposit side of the street.
The Irvine Hotel, Shepherd House, kellcr's
livery stable. the Shepherd Hotel livery
stable. Powell's drugstore, Conroy's ware
rooms. storc-housc, and dwelling. Bcrgmnn's $
dry-gooAs and grocery store, 1sutterrsore's gro
Ger y aud tin-snop, and Friends dry-eoods store
nre nil q total loss. The fire Was evidently the
work Of an incendiary, rs there had been no tire
in the warcroom where the fire broke out for
three wears Thc loss is estimated ut $S0.000 Or
s,,;5 0o0, with but little insurance. It Is feared
that the town will be long time in rebuilding.
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other hand. have somewhat prematurely
assumed the airs Of victors. The Moderates
OF the Left Centre and Republican Left are
the most honest of the groups, and it may
possibly be found to be difficult, If not inlpos-
siole, after all that has happened lately,
for II. Gambetta to elude the
responsibilities Of his position much
longer. Whether he will or no, he mny be
forced to assume Office or lose his
prestige and Influence with the country.
The chiet interest Of the election will. of
course, centre in Belleville, where the Ifadi-
cal candidates, NM. Tony Revillon and
Siglsmund Lacroix, appear to have a fair
chance OF carrying at least one of the TWO
seats.
THE DAMAGES CLAIMED By SPAIN.
To the Texttrn associated Press.
PARIS, Aug. 20.-Thc reply of Spain In
regard to the claim for Indemnity for dam
ages suffered BY Spanish subjects by the re-
cent raid ut Saida, recognizes the cxpediency
Of entertaining tile Spanish claims, not so
much OH International law It's on considcra-
tions Of mutual friendship and humanity.
Spain expresses the hope that the matter
may ba speedily settled, and the bonds of
friendship between France and Spain there
by knit closer. St Hilaire, on receiving the
note, merely asked for statement of the
sum which Spain claims.
THE YORKTOWN CELEBRATION.
The Military Commission, which, in ac-
cordance with the request Of the Govern
mcnt Of the United States. will participate in
the centennial celebration Of the surrender OF
Yorktown, consists of Gen. Boulangcr, head
of the commission; Col. Dossau, of the
dragons; Lieut.-Col. BlondeI, of the ar
tillery; Maj. Dcpusy, Of the engineers; and
Capt. Mason.
THE MONEY SITUATION.
No large movements iii gold are reported
Some small SUNS were being sent to Austria
for tile purchase Of grain. The Bank OF
France is again restricting its issue of
Napoleons, which command / per cent
premium. French houses are said to be buy
ing gold in London and Amsterdam for ship
1ncnt to the United States, but it Is not sent
direct hence.
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ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Aug Ca fire at
Brockport, in this county (3lonroc}, de-
stroyed the stables of Stanley j. Cornes,
butchers and ice-dcalers, together with four
fine horses. number of wagons and harncss,
ana large quantity Of hay and oats Near tho
stables we're the warehouses of Hcden HarF-
son and Raymond s. Co.. continuing 10000 pounds
Of wool e.jCO bushels Of wheat, and 1900 bushels
OF beans. These also were CONSUMED The total
loss Is 81, 900, with an insurance OF S17,00.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug. 20.-The Court
House Of Lonoke County, situated in the
town Of Lonoke, burned to the ground last
night. The temperance people held a mass
meeting In the early part OF the evening, and
after adjournin9 left candle burning. by
some means the board upon which 1t was placed
became ignitcd and set fire to. the buIIoiuz, to-
taliy destroying It. Very few OF the records
we're saved. Loss, about 1900.
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TILE C1.TLAAtOSTANES.
BERLIN, Aug 20.-It is said that the Ultra
n,ontane leaders lately received Instructions
from Rome to support the Government Us
much as possible, particularly OIL the tinan-
cia1 policy. Catholic journals are conse-
Qucntly beginnin. to recommend the leaders
to support the Conservatives i'll districts
where the Ultramontancs have but little
chance.
TIE SOCIALISTS.
It appears FROM the quiet preparations the
Socialists have been making, that they, al
though unlikely to return more than six
members to the ReIclstag, will muster suf
ficicnt strength to necessitate 4 number of
second ballots, and, failing to elect their own
candidates, will be more disposed to support
the Conservatives than tie Liberals. as the
former are willing to vote TOR Bismarck's 5
seui-SociaIist ideas.
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ATTACKED BY IsIsIGANDS.

ATTACKED BY EEIGASDs.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from Con-
stantlnople says: "Tclegranls received here
froa the Consuls ut Janna state that tho
Il s!l member of the Dalmatian Commits
siul. was attacked by brigands near the 'front.'
ier and Epirus. and after 4 sharp encounter,
III which the commander of the Turkish es-
cort was killed, the brigands were driven off,"
TIIEssALY OCCUPIED.
ATHENS, Aug. .D.-1t is officially yannounced
that the Greek troops entered Thessaly this
morning, the Turks having previously with
drawn. =;
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AUSTRIA.

A US t1EIA.
THE IIA1vESTs DAMAGED.
VIENNA. Aug 29-Excessiye rains in the
last few days have damaged the harvest in
many places, and in the districts Of Laibach
ana Corinthia 1t is entirely destroyed.
GRAIN FOL. EXPORT.
The quantity Of grain available for export
from Austria to Hungary which may be re-
lied OH is valued at over 100, 600 t1orins.
This is almost as much as in lS6s, when the
export was the largest Oh record.
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SOUTH AFRICA.

XCLULAND- UNSETTLED.
LONDON, Aug. .20.-Dispatcllcs from Dur
ban state that Zululand is still very unsettled.
Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood started for Zu!aland
Friday. lie will oyertakc 800 cavalry, who
are already on the road thither.
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THREE PERSONS KILLED 1sY 4 14-tNDsL1P.
GENEVA, Aug. 2o.-A Dutch gentleman
and two ladies Of his family have been killed
by a landsiip on the road to Tete Noirc, Swift
yert9nf
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s25 to S25.OOO used IudIc1ouaIy In
grain dealing yields large profits Fur pamphlet
and electric pen reports writH To w. T. Souie s.
Co., Brokers, IU In Salle-st.. Chicago.
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TE:METEKK
The Forest Home Cemetery Co

cEs leave to draw tho uttcuton OF parties desiring u
SECURE burinl place for Themselves and fnntlJ u
their burial rruunds. Located s9 mile. west Ut city
general attention ~ Its unsurpassed beauty OF
natural scenery, ind Is accessible frn ual pHTs ot
the Wcst Division by good carriage rUnds Special
In the management ut t1ix Cemate1J:
Fir=.-A fund under thG control OF ali ios-o1ness.
has been pruvldcd intend:'i u secure tho future
maintenance and improvements Ut the Cemetery,
Called tho Forest Home Improvement Fund.-" ere.
and stcadIly Increasing bY IN assessment OF ID
qIIlred By tho sale OF luts,
s4.eoutl-Tha Introduction Of the xo-callcd Lawn
Systeu." which * perlencu has shown be the laus&
desirable system Tor beauty and economy.
Due notice will be given In short lime OF tho CON.
plcuon OF dummy tine going directly u The brfa1
k.Dunde- Parties desiring IT, tnapect our CenetofJ
will nnu Il cssunodlous omnibus leavnR 07erJ Sun
day informing n: 5:O sharp frufn = Ftfth-av. ~.
For particulars apply 70 tho ConpanT's Once ID
WashnEton-1t-
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lE1i..,.,... lIU4J +1r.36s
You sec from these figures that the soil OF Ire
land has suffered exhaustion. In tho meantime
rents huye gone up-huSe more than doubled
Gritlth's valuatto WIS maie while the soil OF
Ireland Was productive. Yet tae farmers of
Ireland are now willing to bind themselves to
pay tho valuation rs rent for fifteen years. and
tho Land Lcnxue leaders, or ut least some OF
them. advise them to do 80. The Land bit Is
mockery while these notions about rent prevail
in Ireland.
But what is the Temedy:'
"Thc Amcricuu farmer will render the applI-
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them horde Of needy tenants deeply i'll
debt TO the local nsurers or g:t,nbecll men.
and sadttletl with burdens which must
break them down III the long run. Land hum
ger will present itself in 4 more acute
turm til;ljl even before. II tile people bill
against each other for land, and are willing
to undertake to. pay Il high price for it.
nothing call prevent them from doing so.
The. landlords will not be benefited, nor the
tenants either. To the fixing
4 FAI1: RENT
no reasonable landlord cau object, and he
will concede, il lie las not already done so,
without the Intervention Uf the Court"
"WAat was your opinion OF Lord Lans-
downc's amendment excluding lcasellolders
FROM the operation Of the bill ?''
ITO my mind it involved 4 manifest in JUS
tice, voted ag.1illst it. It would simply
i,;lvc punished IL nlan because he happened
to have taken IL lease. was for making tie
bill us liberal us pussible, in the hope that it
would offer an acceptable solution of the
problem"
"Woula it not have been well if something
could have been done for the revival Ut nlall-
ufactuTcs in ireland ~
II always thought so. Instead OF throw
ing away money III qulxotlc attempts 10 re-
claim irrcclaunable boys and rob the sea OF
its domain, have urged the Government to
encourage Irish industries.
ENGLAND STAMPED THEM OUT,
and England should restore them. That is
the tr,lo way to make ireland prosperous and
conte11ted. People who nrc willing to i'll
vest capital i'll WOODEN mills and other indus
tries should receive every assistance and ell
courage1nent. The money given for re-
claiming waste lands would be far
better employed in utilizing the waters
of Lough Corrih. which Mr.. Bright said
should be source Of wealth to the people.
The bill does nothing in this direction. Give
the people lucrative employment and
YOU will do more for them than
the Land League ana all the agitators in the
world will ever accomplish. II is popular
delusion that Ireland i5 for its size, the rich
est agricultural country in the world,
and that the people should be put
uuo1 land. Look ut the figures. why,
about one-tiftfl OF the island is irriEible, and
tile remaining four-ffths of 1t can only DC
profitable as grazing land The climate Is
TOO moist for wheat, and the agltators WHO
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Island OF janWaycr,
TIE EoDY OF DIR. MATTEUCCI,
the African traveller was consigned to the
grave at Bologna, with every mark
of respect, public and private.
Ills friend, Lieut. Massari, the COM
pa1ion Of his arduous explorations, who
had accompanied the body from London,
WAS prevented by fatigue and sorrow from
being present. Among the nall-oearers were
the representatives OF the King, the Duke of
4\osta, thu. Senate and the municipality, be-
sides various other personases of distinction.
MAJ. sl;RrA PINTO
has accented at Invitation to take part in the
approaching Geographical Congress at
Venice.
1EoQCO1S.
Percgrinc being scratched, 1roQuois seems
to have the race for the st. Legcrat his mercy.
Newmarket critics are backing him heavily.
Probably he will be backed against the
field before the day of the race, even If the
enthusiastic Yorkshire1nen, when they see
Archer on his back, don't actually lay odds
on him.
ClYDEs,ALE HORSES.
On Thursday last n consignment OF forty
Ciydeslla1e horses, mares, and tillics left
Glasgow for Liverpool for shipment to
New York. ~ second consignment OF
thirty leaves Glasgow on Saturday next,
including the noted stallion Druid, winner OF
the Ci,anpion.Cup ut the Royal Agricultural
Society's show at kiiburn two years ago,
where he WAS recognized lis the best model
of adrau ght-horse ever foalel. Col. Stallo-
way, Of Illinois, is the purchaser. He las
also bought Drnid's old opponent the ABB
bot. Druid and twelve mares will be cxhib-
tied at the Chicago Fair. Mr.. Hume Webster
has shipped twenty mares and the stallion
Uhlan to New York.-tlle blood stock
purchased by Mr.. Frank Shcrwin
for lis New Mexican lands. AIr.
Reeves. Of tna Field, has published 4 pam
phlet describing the stock, entitled ''On the
new stud being formed By Mr. Frank Il:
Sllerwin; Showing why England is losing
her position for thoroughbred horses, and
pointing out the advantaee ees of New Mexico as
a llorse-breedng country"
AN UGLY ARTISTIC SCANDAL
las arisen. 4 Mr.. Brock and 4 Mr.. Verify
den declare themselves to be the designers OF
the memorial busts of Charles Kingsley and
Canon Conway, Of the stntuet Ut Dean Stall-
ley, and of the Byron monument, claimed by
Nr. Belt, the fashionable sculptor OF the day.
MIL John EyERErT M11I.A1s
has been appointed Trustee Of the Nation
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-26
The BAPTIST Festival.

The festival for the benefit Of the Bap-
church took place at the Court-house
last Friday night, but, owing to the rain,
was not very well attended. The ladies
had made great preparations, and it was a
sad disappointment, not only to them, but
to those who had anticipated attending.
Several stands, handsomely decorated, had
been arranged in the yard, bonfres burned
brightly, and an engine headlight threw
a food of light upon the grounds. Cakes,
Strawberries, ice-cream and flowers were
there in abundance, and at very reasonable
prices. The proceeds amounted to about
twenty-five dollars. If it had not been for
the rain, they would have made at least
twice as much. We trust they may
have better luck next time.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-26
cbanre in the D.,Soto House.

We understand that the DeSoto House at
McComb City, with all its effects, has re-
Gently been sold for ST. 900 to the proprietor
of the Carondelet House, of New Orleans.
1t is understood that this gentleman will
take charge of the DeSoto House about the
first of June.--Summit Sentinel.
True. Mr.. G. NJ. Lally, the gentleman
referred to, will assume control of the Desc
to House about the first of June. We know
him well, having occasionally stopped at
his New Orleans house. He is one of the
best caterers in the country. OF the few men
who know how to keep hotel, Mr.. Lally
stands at the head. When he first took
charge of the C%arondelet House it was little
better than an old rookery, but by unceas-
ing work he has brought it to a perfection
few hotels attain. Under his administra-
ton the DeSoto House will become one OF
the very best in the South.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-26

The following constitution was found on
the streets a few days since. 1t is supposed
to belong to one of the literary clubs. The
club can have the original by coming for
ward and proving same:
J.. All the officers shall hold their office 2
months.
2. Know person can be a member of this
club unless voted on.
3. II the Secatary has not got his books
in order when the other Secatary In
he must report TO the club and he will have
to pay a fine.
4. The Tresuary must have the money
on hand one meeting after the Secatary no.
tifyes him to bring it to the club.
5. Know laughing or talking or whisper
ing is allowed in this club.
s. When n of the members wish to
speak they have to rise from their chair
and look at the President.
7. When a member leaves the club once
they cannot be a member of the club no
more. 800.
8. Know person can be a member of this
club that is under twelf years old and a good
standing and good moral Character.
8. 1t is the Secatarys duty to notlfie a
member when he is on duty if not the SEGA
tary has to stand the consequences.
10. Any member that is not at the meet
ings he will have to pay a fine.
II. When a member stays away from a
meeting and he is found and he wishes to
give a reason he can do so but not unless he
thinks it is a good one.
II. If a person wishes to join and tells a
member to put his name on the roll after
having voted on and he is not at the next
meeting he will expect to pay a fine.
Is. A member can have his fine taken OH
if he chooses to do so but they will have to
vote on it.
IA. Whenever a member wishes to make
a motion a member has to have a second
before it is laid on the table, if not the mo-
ton is thrown away and he has to sit down.
Is. When a member is on duty and they
do not perform they will be exacted OF a
fine of 10 cents.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-26
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
THE
Shortest and Quickest Route to
LOUISVILLE. CINCINNATI,
ANDALL POINTS NORTH.
Passengers for Louisville
save Twelve Hours Time, ana
AND ONE NIGHT TRAVEL
By purchasing Tickets
AZ Al:Ion onA and A. RasIpnad-

PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
and elegant Day Coaches run through from
Milan to Louisville without change.
Lv Milan, 1925 p. M, 4.55 p. M, 2.55 a. m.
Ar Louisville, II Esp m, 7.45 a m, 3.25 p m.
Ar CINCINNATI 400 a m, 12.l0p m, S.OOpm.
Through tickets to all points North and
East can be procured at Milan. For fur
Their information, address
C. P. ATMORE, 6. ?. A..
apr21-1y Louisville, ny.