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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

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Ioa1s trayetMas I'M ossib bic From Albany,
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nounced Korst ever experienced Teie-
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points difa cnlt Trains ar stalled along
the a.. ous lines and railroad men
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count of low tenn perature there has been
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Tered thsre has been heavy loss OF life
and property Bnsin ess in many cities has
been suspended, with courts and Legis
- ure I'D ourned
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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

A CONNECTICUT man who has traded
horses two thousand one hundred and
twenty times, now has an animal worth
fifty dollars for his cuteness.
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17


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nresif1ent
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on the 9th az Norfolk ~. They had An osiad
the city with silver conn terfe. IS dol m
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TIE fat,t that the Bro herhond WA mn 3 hlas
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Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17
TRACED AROUND THE WORLD.

- zkzsts 8 - IhSSshOS OdKut8 0tSHKs 8MII IL
Caught After : Long Pursuit.
DErRorr, Micll, March IA Two years
ago Medad q Miller was farmer IN Huron,
D. y. He was supposed to be wealthy and
had no ficugty il securing So. 600 from the
Union md other banks in his town on chattel5
mortgages on astle he claimed to own,
but which were not hiA He fed to Cali
fornia He was traced through Australia,
the Mediterranean countries, the Holy
Land. France, England anu finally to this
city, where he has been living for some
time under the name of n. Ne Vinton he
was arrested yesterday and il Hing to re-
turn TO Dakota to answer the charge Of
swinddng
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

the Governors veto, decided on the 8 b to
make local option and high license a State
law "a
REPUBLICANS of Massachusetts will meet
in State convention in Boston on April %
to elect delegates to the National conven-
ton.
AFRE destroyed Duden & Co.'S lace fac
tory IN New York City on the 9Th, causing a
loss of 100000
FLAMES destroyed Reilly's leather factory
and twelve houses at Newark, N. j., on the
9th Loss, 100000
The s,x-day -four hours day. bicycle
race ended at Philadelphia on the 1Obh,
the record being broken by Croker, wac
#covereIs4O5sA miles
At Shan,okin. Pa, Knights of Labor
assembly surrendered It's, charter on the
1Osh and declared the strike of They
were all railroaders
On the 10Th Cartwright won the seventy
two hour walking match in Boston, with
1856 miles, bea ing the American record
AT SEQ N. Y a train jumped the track
on tie 18th, killing one PRISON and wound
ing tweiv others four Of them fatally.
HENRY BERGH. of New York, founder and
president OF tue Society for The Proven ion
OF Cruelty to Animals. died on the L Och.
aged xty-t.ve years In 1865 Mr. rgh
organized the society wi h which his n8.me
has since been idents Fl d, and to the protec-
tion Of dumb animals lie devoted all his
time and gre part Of 4, very cons d ra-
bic fortune, ind be had the s, tisfaction Of
seeing the society crow TO lie a most i'm
portanG inst u ion W til branches in almost
every State in thu Union
On the l2sh the he West snow-storm Of
the year prevailed at New York, large drifts
form ng. which used a suspension OF ali
trains, street cars and ferr es The storm
was general in the ate, and also severe in
Pennsy lvania, New Jersey, Connectic and
points South.
& COLL SION Of trains on the 18th near
Hunting on, Pa. Ii led three emp Dyes an t
Q used a loss to tile Pennsylvania road OF
$75. 900
The Legislature of the State Of New York
for the first lime in its history was on the
18th forced to adjourn because there was
not quorum present on account of the
great snOw-si5orm
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17
THE EAST.

HE Legislature OF New jersey, despite
the Governors veto, decided on the 8 b to
make local option and hig b license State
Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-17

REPUBLICANS of Massachusetts, will meet
In State convention in Boston on April %
TO elect delegates to the National conven-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
TIE coLuMnus ENoAMPMENr.

AT the national encampment this
morning the election of a command
er-in-chief was i'm order. After
nominations were made Major Will
lam Warner Of Kansas City, Mo,
was elected. Hon. VIM. Warner
served In the Thirty-third and Thir-
ty-fOurth Wisconsin regiments He
has spent twelve years Of his later
life IN Missouri. After filling va
riOus offices in that state he was
elected to the FOurty- congress
from the Fifth Missouri district, and
Is still i'm congress.
Hon. Moses Neil, Of Columbus,
was elected senior vice commander.
Joseph Headiield, OF New York, was
nominated for junior vice COM
mander. A committee from the
Woman's Relief corps was given a
hearty welcome. The Centennial
exposition at Cincinnati invited the
Grand Army men to visit that place
on their Grand Army day, Septem-
Der Il. An elegant oil painting was
presented to Post Commander Fair
child during the morning.
Rev. s. G.. Updyke, Of Dakota, was
chosen chaplain-in-ehief, and II. N.
Dewitt, Of Iowa, was elected surgeon
general. The committee on resOlu-
lions submitted its report, part Of
which referred to pensions as FOL
lows:
ResolUed, That It is the sense Of
this encampment that the time has
come when soldiers and sailors Of
the war for the preservation OF the
union should receive substantial
and merited recognition Of this
government by granting them SER
vice pensions; and further,
ResOlred That the encampment
favOrs present action by congress
which will give to every soldier or
sailor who served the United States
between April 1851 and July 1855, for
q period OF sixty days or more, a
service pension of $500 per month,
and 10 those whose service exceeded
500 DAYS additional pension Of 10
cents per day per month for service
In each.
The committee earnestly recon-
mended the preparation Of q bill
placing widows Of union soldiers,
sailors and marines on the pension
list, without regard 10 the time Of
service or cause Of soldiers death.
The committee further reported:
We do not withdraw our support Of
the bill now before congress, which
was proposed and endorsed by the
pension committee, known ~ the
disability pension bill.
Other resolutions expressing
grateful appreciation Of the hearty
welcome and generous hospitality
BY citizens Of Columbus and state
aud department officials were pass
ed. Special resolutions were offered
and adopted apprOpristing 500 for
immediate use relieving necessities
Of members Of the organization suf-
fering from yellow fever in Florida.
The WOmen's Relief corps elected
the following officers;
Mrs. Charity s. Craig, Of WiscOn-
sin, was elected president; Mrs Eva
Lynch, OF Pennsylvania, senior vice
AIRS. IEettR Small, Of
Maine, junior vice-president; Mrs.
l.. A. Turner, Of Massachusetts,, |
treasurer; Mrs. Jones, Of New York,
rhaufaiu
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

The st. Louis GlObe-DemOerat Of
Thursday has the following special
dispatch from Washington:
WAsHINGrON, ID. c., September
l2.-The appointment Of Charles X.
Holiday Of Kansas, 20 be secretary
Of the American legation at Vene-
Euelh, which was made Thursday by
the president, is understood to have
been secured through th influence
Of Judge John Martin, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor Of
Kansas. Judge Martin was here a
few days ago and was a caller at the
White house aud at the state de-
partment. As usual, Judge Martin
was successful and the appointment
he asked was made. When q Kan
aas democrat wants Office he gener.
ally sends Judge Martin 10 WsSbinQ.
Honi 90 that the JEdEs's appearance
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

ECSE--Il.e Ca1ll1ts1s are Coming
tte s'..sse lloln ne West, In the strength 81
~ name,
A..e faFor.i of a,nE. and hero in fame:
Hee - lee'lile,s oEn choice, and hIs resting
A. ~ So afiiie brave. IN she hearts oftbe
70 z,ose in re shsde OF retirement bs.,s laid.
~ tise srarrtur's plume rests with his
caipalruus bia,lc.
for - eoaniry demands his true service
faF-sieei si'h his sword, and defend with
He esuae. fram the West In the strength Of
ne favur-l % s1nE. ana hero In fame.
~ - Is.'Ille's "un choice, and hts rrst-
A ~ So % ii,e hrave. In the hearts Of
tiae TIVE
Tl,s - Ersy b. his locks. there's a IRE In
Inal nashes in srnFu when a roenan Is nigh:
- a. l..l..- sud opiresse'i who biz kindness
Re usser in scorn shuts his hand nor his
Il,rn haii 81 The hera who merits our thanks.
II ~ SALESMAN who lives on Dhio's green
faortlss lIaaner o. fres,ioui thar floats 10 the
sail nr'rr b. dishonorel on land moron seas.
he CONES from tise West. etc.
u-s,ea iainei with the wise and engaged with
tle great
T. ~ lur his country In councils OF state,
" traiiur uascaihed shall escape frnm his
hHuI-
ne l.sldgst he'll sweep from q place in the
had
Tlaoush dasiar,is revile. and though towards
diane.
Iaer din ag.i the glory uf Hnrrisun's name;
And saudef and hF'iader our planditE shall
F..r tii- hero ~ hold. for the statesman 70
&c CONES from the Wesf. etc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
New CsmbrIn ChntterInr..

Miss Nettie Stiffier is seriously
IN.
Mrs. A. B. Kirkland has gone to
Ohio to visit her father.
Mrs. ]. F. Cox and daughter left
Sunday morning for Paramount,
West Virginia, their former home,
where they will spend the winter.
James Gillespie, Jr. Is home agaiE
from a short visit to LeavenwOrth.
JnO. H. Alley, B. c. Wells and G.
B. Donmyer Joined the firemen's ex-
cursiOn to Kansas City the first Of
the week.
The Sunday school festival In dis
trict No. so, was a success socially
and financially.
Those joining the COlum bus ex-
cuTsiOn from here were Mrs. ID.
DOnmyer, Miss King, Mr.. and Mrs
I. II. Wells and Mrs. ]. COrndoffer.
Miss Ida Wheeler "wields the
birck" in the Benfield district again
this winter. JEWELL"
Sept. g.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
F. G. wELTOS, County Clerk.

This is the way the MOntresl
Gazette q few weeks ago compll-
mented President Cleveland:
A year ago but one opinion pre-
vailed in Congress on the subject Of
the fisheries Democrats and Re-
publicans alike regarded the course
Of Canada In excluding American
fishing vessels from commercial
privileges in her ports as q breach of
international rights, and an act Of
discOurtesy justifying the adoption
Of q nOn-inteFcOuse measure. So
strong was the feeling that Congress
unanimously adopted an act cloth
ing the President with power to
sever all commercial relations be-
tween the two countries until the
claims set up by American fisher
men are recognized by Canada. To-
day, thanks 70 the tCisdOHl Of Presi-
dent ClerCldHd in resOrting to
negotiation instead Of retaliation,
the whole Democratic contingent in
Congress and the Democratic press
are striving to secure the ratitica-
ton of treaty which comedies TO
Canada every material CLAIM set up
under the convention Of 1918.
Our Canadian friends will now
have to change the tone Of their
remarks. II they live long enough
they will learn that q Democratic
politician Is a poor dependence, es-
pecially when an election IL near
nv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
nrras oF ANcIENr enEEcE.
Pra-sshsus saa Chriss-rhs Transnssiou
- ~. rrrrlnrt.- ~ tl,. s.rInr

FraEaesheus aad Christ-The Transnciion
80 the CrucinEiea % the savior.
Tue subtle correspondence, the
ideal Identities to be traced 90 the
poetic religious myths Of Greece
aud Aessianic prophecies and histO-
~ are fascinating. The great poets
q HellaS, especially Kschylus,
must have been acquainted with
HebreW culture Of the highest char
a1ter; OF he and the Hebrew sacred
poels must have drunk a. the same
primal fountain. The legend Of
tome4heus u On many essentials 90
carlOuely like The prophetic declar-
a1io1s 81 the coming, the career and
the death % the Savior. that &c G.
siaEular that no specialist On COM
parative archaeology has sought %
eKssloFe their parallel to the place
where the lines must converge.
10 would be highly interesting 10
the antiquarian In Jewish lore %
have deterniued the greater age Of
he premise % Savior through the
F,eoPle chosen % God; and In the
a6seEce Of such proof the contention
gains that many % the prOphesies
oEEociaied with Christ. aud many Of
ne Wonderworks attributed 20 him,
EeFe really borrowed from Hellanic
sd Oriental learning or popular
teli1i, and attached 30 the career Of
L.1fi1l alier the death Of beth their
tr11e9 and hls aTlcsfaeg.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
Consumption IneurabIeG

Read the following: Mr.. c. H.
Morris, Newark, says: "Was down
with Abscess OF Lungs. and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable
COnsumptive. Began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, am now on my third bot
tie, and able to oversee the work on
my farm. IL is the finest medicine
ever made" Jesse Middlewart,
Decatur, Ohio, says: Had Il not
been for DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption l would have died
Of Lung Troubles Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best OF health. .
Try IL. Sample bottles free ct
Hughes & Cos. Drug StOrge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ?
SENATE JoINT RESOLUTION No. ,. Propos.
tns an amendment Ia section one, article
eight oi the constitution, by striking out
the word "whlte."
Be q resotred Jg ne Lsgtslafure oCfbe STATE Of
Kansas, ttro-fhirds ~ the nem5ers elected n
each house heregf eoaeurring therein:
SECTION .. The following proposition IA
amend the constitution OF the Stale OF Kan
sns j. hereby submitted to the qualified ei.f.-
tors OF the state for their approval or re-
Jeciion, namely. The constitution Of the
state OF Kansas IS hereby amended By strik-
Ing out the word white IN section one.
article eight, relating To the militia NJ thf
stale. 80 that said section as amended
shall read as follows: Section l. The mIIifIn
shall be composed OF all ahie-Ipo,iied male
citizens between the ages Of twenty-One aud
lorty-tlNe years, except such as are exempt
ed by the laws OF the United states or OF fhIg
STATE Dut All eitizens 81 any religious deuom-
NATION Whatever, who from scruples Of con-
science may De averse 70 bearing arms shall
be exempted therefrnm upon such conditions
As may oe prescribed by law.
SIC. 2. Tins proposition shall De submit
ted 20 the electors OF this stale at the gem
eral ell elton for the election OF
representatives 10 the legislature in
lightweight, for their approval or rejection
those voting In favor Of this proposition To
amend the constitution shall have written
or printed ON their ballots. "For the amend
ment 10 section one, article eight Of the con-
stltutlon'; those vOllng against the prOn-
ositlOn 10 amend the constitution shall have
written or printed ON heir ba lots, Against
the amendment 70 section one, article eirht
OF the constitution" said ballots shall BE-
received, and said vote shall be- taken
counted .canvassed and returns thereof tuade
IN the same manner aud In all respects as d
provided by law Ia cfises OF the election OF
representatives In the legislature
SIC. J. This resolution shall take effect
and be In force from aud after it, publication
In the statute bOpk.
Approved February = lSsI.
/ hereby certify that the foregnlnR Il a
true and correct copy OF the original en-
rolled resolution now ON file ia my Office
and that the same took effect hy publication
In the statute book, June -, 1SS7.
r. B. ALLEN, Secretary OF State
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

The primaries viii be held at the usual
places Of voting on Thursday. the an dav
OF OctUber 1ssS.
In Spring Creek (BrookvIlle) precinct be-
tween the hours of O'Clock and 80 O'Clock,
D. N.
In the city Of Salina between the hours Of
5o,elock and $50 O'Clock, p. m
IN all other precincts, Between the hours
Of O'Clock and O'Clock, d. m.
And none but democrats will be allowed %
vote. By order oi committee,
AUGUST BoNDI, VIZ. r. CHS,
Secretary Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
SENATE JOINT nEsOLuTION No. q

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 9.
SENATE JoIST REsOLUTIoN No. G, For the
submission OF a proposition TO amend tine
constitution Of the state Of Kansas.
Be- q res0lrei bs he Legislature Of fhe STATE Of
huHSdS. itrO-fhirtis nf an ne uleniberf elected
20 eoeh brunch cOHcU ring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition TO
amend section seventeen Of the bill or rights
OF the constitution Ofthe state OF Kansas shall
be submitted 20 the electors OF the STATE for
election 70 be held on the Tuesday succeeding
the first Monday of November, A. d. lsss:
That section seventeen Of the bill Of rights OF
the constitution Of the state OF Kansas be -
amended that u shall read as follows. See
ton II. No distinction shall ever be made
between citizens OF the state OF Kansas and
the citizens OF other states and territories OF
the United states In reference to the pur-
chase. enjoyment or descent Of property
The rights Of aliens In reference 20 the pur-
be regulated By law.
SIC. , The following shall be the method
Of submitting said proposition 20 the elect
Ors: The ballots shall have written OF
printed, or partly written and partly printed
thereon, "FOr the proposition 10 amend see
ton seventeen OF the bill OF rights OF the con
stitution Of the state Of Kansas, concerning
the purchase, enjoyment and Descent or
property" or against the proposition 10
amend section seventeen Of the bill OF rights
OF the constitution Of the state OF Kansas,
concerning the purchase, enjoyment and
descent Of property" Said ballots shall D.
received and said vote shall be taken, count
ed, canvassed and return thereof made, IN
the same manner IN all respects as Il pro-
vided by Law In cases OF the election Of rep
reEentativee 10 the legislature.
SIC. 8 This resolution shall take effect
and bein force rom and AFTER its publication
in the statute book
Apa roved March 4, 1857.
hereby certify that the foregoing r. a true
and correct copy Of the original enrolled res
Olution now on Ole In my ofiice, and that the
same took effect by publication In the stat
NE book. June 81, 1Ss7.
z. B. ALLEN. Secretary OF State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

It fret q democrat, then a green
hacker. then an anti-mOnOpOlist and
now be is \ candidate Of the union
labor party, and In all these guises
he has aimed to induce the farmers
to send him to congress, elect him
governor or something Of the sort,
aud he usually polls q vote about
equal to the democratic strength Of
the district in which he resides.
They always recognize him as their
kind Of q man. He talked fiat
money" sll over this country aud
told the farmers how to pay their
debts, and at the same time held
large amounts OF 10 per cent mort
cages, but he does not catch the
grudgeOns where he Is known.
Yours truly,
F. g. WBLTON, County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
un. srrEErER,s REcoRD AaAIN.
CAnBR1DoE, Sept. 10. Isss.

CAMBRIDGE sept. ~ 1850.
W. H. Fletcher, Esq, Clay Center,
Kansas:
DEAR STR:-YOuIs Of the 9Th inst.
at hand. The article In reference to
A. ]. Streeter, union labor eandl-
date for president, is mainly true
think. He Was q member OF the
board Of supervisors Of Mercer eOun-
ty when his tea and coffee resolu-
tion for soldiers widows, etc, was
passed. He undoubtedly owns
more than i,90O acres OF land In
Mercer county. He owns $40 IN this
county and large body IN NOda-
way county, Missouri. He never
was q farmer IN the ordinary ae-
ceutatiOn Of the term. Has been .
money lender for years. Was ~
the head Of the Mercer county loan
association for some time. t1ou
have similar institutions In your
state, He e. considered blafent
demagoEne where best known. Was
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, COrns, and
all Skin ETupTiOns, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or rOney refunded. Price
Scents per box. For sale by Hughes
& Co. m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20

A delegaie convention o. the Democrats
party OF saline county q hereby called 20
meet 10 the court house In the city OF salina,
on saturday, October eth, issS. az N O'Clock,
a m, Tor the purpose Of nominating q Rep
reeenstiEe for the 18th District County Az
Court, County Superintendent aud County
Commissioners Tor the md Commissioner
District Of Saline County, and 70 elect del
egltes % the senatorial convention Of the
3lEt senatorial district DeIerafa1 10 raId
convention apportiOned As follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20


fro1 ere Log Cabin, Harrison song
Aoek. pablisbed IN $40:
FuE nAEEIsnS cAusE
AlR-~BaHaris o. Blse.r
llzl1s . hgalth % him thsf'a lust.
NEFe'e health o. him that's true
Ans 40 rdlil not utrs Ellrrere ~ IN man
- c91g4srcl ~ TIppecanoef
IT, = I'D - - uohle and nrn
u . Ellad ~ - honest ana true
- [. 80 - eurIluIl Cur HnrFisIu'e carze.
10 slaeE o. NE -red. white ana blue
lzEEs 81 ne brave aud the true
- eltflSsl - Tluneoausrs.
Aal ne neFuaE Wflu1H name
"a ne e1nE urfhr TiIaueg
efe written % red, white and blue
Aers's Euco1us 70 him that's drru.
Her. Hlscrfzs o. hllu that d ulrr
Aad 20 sd and puuF, win give from his
EnrH
- l1en laiserg ever appiiesl
Al1E4's q health % tire saFu 81 North Bend
te7eE eucesss tn fhe man 81 tire pluuEh.
Heft - = nsalih o. the uIau who sticks 10 his
ffiauE
An. lires ~ tue sweat OF his brow
HuEEe lor tlie iusi and the true
And ne Hero % Tippecauoe,
80 me sinr- sllauEied s-ref. white and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-20
NERVOUS DISEASES.

As for every class of Nervous Diseases remedy has been able
compare with the Nervne Tonic which pleasant and harmless in
all the child the oldest and delicate ndvd
ua Nneenhs Of all the ailments to which the human family heir
exhaustion and impaired digestion When there
insufficient supply food the blood general Of debility
the brain, spinal and the result Starved like
when the right kind of food supplied and
thousand weaknesses and ailments disappear the As the
system supply all the power by which the vital forces the
the first of perfect nutrition
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the mode of living and labor imposes
the For this becomes that food be
supplied production Of the South American Continent has been
by analysis contain the essential elements out Of which tissue
formed This for its to all forms Of nervous
derange