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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
Beauties Of Paper Money.

From the year 1871 up to lS45, there have banks
failed with circulation in the hands Of tie people,
of Mi,ty-three millions four hundred and hirf-nine
thousand nine hundrd and 7linety-eiskt dolorS. OF
this amount there tro millions hundred ami
thirty thousand dollars of Ohio banks To this is to
lie added the enormous sums which the people have
paid annually for the expenses Of carrying on this
system of plumber. Could estimate be made of
what the paper money system has cost tie people since
tie organization Of this government, it would be per-
fecy astounding; and the whig party are sui in ia
Of keeping up this state of things. Farmers,
chan.cs, and laboring men. this vast amount Of mo-
ney has been wrung from your labor, by this decep-
tive scheme of paper money, and It's makers have
lived in idleness and aiuence. and amassed fortunes
from the wealth which you, by your labor. have pro-
dnced. Will you submit to this longer, for the poor
pririiege' Of using bankers debts as circulating
medium Ohio Statesman.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

THE RAIL Road We learn that the Directors
have received and splendid Locomotive for the
Madison and Indiana polls Rail Road. This is rem
cred absolutely necessary from the increasing busi-
ness; and congratulate all concerned in the
prompt action Of the Directors and their increased
facilities. With fair season, during the next ten
months and our Madison friends may expect TO hear
Irom us every market morning.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

The constitulionalily Of the General Baking law
Tor the State of New York has been sustained by the
Court OF Errors OF that State. The was ID 10
Tor reversal of decision heretofore made by thu
Supreme Court, deciding it to be unconstitutional.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

When it was told to the late Rev. Sydney Smith
that 1t intended to pave st. Paul's church-yard
with blocks, his answer was that he thought there
would be no difficulty in the matter if the Dean and
| Chapter ,cou3d put their heads together.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

PRINTERS LOOKING UP.-Three members of The
u. S. Senate-AlcSsrs. Cameron, Niles, and West
coti-wcre journcyman printers Exchange
paper.
Well, suppose they were Franklin, who was al
SO journeyman printer, looked mp" before either
of them. The shocking up" consists in becoming
qualified to be good journeyman printer, rather than
in any change of profession or employment thcreaf-
ter. There are dozens of members Of the IT, S. SEN
ate who were once nothing but lawyers and well
bet big apple that duly qualified to be u
lourncyman printer hchcd that head TO that par
agraph.-Pd. Lcdger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

GooD.-At the anniversary of the New England
Society in New Orleans, the following the eighth
regular toast:
The Daughters Of Iouisidna.-Attraccd by their
bright eyes, unclaimed by their sweet smiles, the
of the Pilgrims only await their assent to become
Pilgrim fathers. Drank standing.l Air-.Loye not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

Broadway BELLE-Park BENJAMIN says the
ladies Of New York city dress with reference tc
show than TASTE and that the instructive exclamation
Of stranger is rather, g how much did she cost q!
than how " lovely she is!'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

MTssIssIPPI.-The Democratic caucus has nomina
ted Gen. Henry S Foote United States Senator for
six years from the 18th of March, 1877. On Thurs
day evening, Joseph w. Chalmers received the NOM
nation TO fill the place of Hon. r. ]. Walker. The
election for Senator took place Saturday. the 10th
instant
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

0rl5-By the latest news from Texas it appears that
the Houston and Jones party las succeeded in carry
ing the Legislature by something like 90 to -. This
of secures the election of Houston to the United
States Senate. The other Senator viii probably be
President Jones.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

EMPTY BARRrrs.-Empty barrcls-empty wagons,
and empty heads, arc always more NOISY than full
ones. You never hear men of real courage Dragging
of real capital, jIngling their money. Newspapers
that doing good business, not constantly
Roasting of il. When n newspaper keeps constantly
praiing about It's Increasing circaaiion and aarertf-
sing you may readily guess that il is doing a small
business.
II Is the squcalng pig that drinks the swil but
the StW one, says the provorb.-Cm. Enc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

DEATH OF INMAN.-The New York papers men
ton the death of Henry Inman, the accomplished artist.
His health had been long failing SO that his death
not unexpected; but when much genius is
called up from the earth, loss is felt and affection is
consequent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

MILWAUKEE LAND SALES. The sales of Public
Lands ut the Milwaukee Office increased in 1915 nearly
100 per cent over 1914. The number of acres sold
in lSli was 1885, l45 in 1915 the sales amounted to
276'6i7 acres. The whole number of entries were
300, and of these A. l59 were of 40 acre lots AT
this rate Wisconsin farms VIII be small but all ac-
counts agree mighty productive
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

SORE THRoAT.-As this disease is prevaen, in this
place. to some extent We submit the following cure
published by the Medical Journal
1--WE have known several instances in which this
distressing complaint, even in It's worst stages, has
been Immediately aeviated and speedily cured by the
following remedy: Mix n penny worth Of pounded
camphor with wineglass of brandy; pour n small
quantity lump Of sugar, and allow to dissolve
IN the mouth every hour. The third or fourth gen.
orally enables the patient to swallow with ease"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

fore the day of sale, reducing the penalty from -
per cent. to 10 per cent? &c.and then, on the 18th
day of January, only two days thereafter pass law
That would enable the Speculation TO enter all such
lands, without notice, and a: tie crgEal price, is so
contrary to common sense, - say nothing OF the dc
tates of Justice and humanity. that court would
ever make a decision, in a suit Of ejcctment on a
claim founded on gross pcrverson Of the ends Of
justice. Indeed, did aPPFehcAd any suci decision,
such are cur feelings in the premises, TIA; would
be tempted to recommend an appeal to what has some
times been found TO be stronger power than the
of the law itself.
In giving the Legislative history Of the bill, which
has created much excitement we were governed by
the endorsement on the back of the engrossed bill,
which states that it was introduced by Mr. Parker on
the 18th January read twice and referred to the
judiciary committee-Jan 10Th, read third time and
passed. Wishing to investigate the matter fully, we
have examined the manuscript journals of the House,
now in possession Printers to the State, Of the
18th and 10Th but frl no notice of the bill either
having been introduced passed, and we believe no
notice of this kind is in existence In the journal of
the House, the following remarkable entry appears,
which has been erased by the clerk, 10 wit:
| ION motion By Mr.. Parker, No. 4.2. A joint
resolution the subject of the Oregon territory"
! This is the very number of the bill, about which
no other no notice is 10 be found on the journal How
this identical number became identified with an Ore
gon resolution, we Al unable to tell There must
have been action TO call the attention of the
clerk to this number.
In the Senate, however, the endorsement the bill
and the journal Of the Senate perfectly agree. The
endorsement reads thus Senate Jan. 10, read lst,
I'd and Sd times and passed" The following is all
the proceedings of the Senate, in connection with the
bill, which viii be found in the proceedings of Jan.
49, and which, III order TO do justice to all parties,
we insert at full length, to-wt:
| LIN SENATE-Jan. II, 1916.
The following message from the House was ia
ken up
"Mr. President | am instructed by the House Of
Representatives to inform tie Senate that the House
have passed engrosscd bill thereof
! No. 412. An act to amend the 2lSth section Of
the l:t. chapter Of Revised Code, page 267.
:. In which the concurrence of the Senate is re-
specially requested
:. The bill was read n first time
.'On motion of Mr. TODD,
The rules suspended and tie bill read a Sec
ond and third times and passed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

o. The widow of Joe Smith denies being the
author of the letter attributed to her which repudates
the revelations of her husband or rather declares that
s'ic never believed them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

~ Some pious folks say Of the canal land spccu
ators: Well, they have the lac III their favor
they might add, for tic very good that the,
made tic law themselves
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

A MONSTER NEwsPAPER.-One Of the most extra
ordinary journals published was the London Ga
zette, few weeks sEce which consisted of no less
than seventythrce sheets of paper, each sheet bear
ing the usual penny stamp. The cost of the stamps
alone was Us Id.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

DEPLoRABLE ACCIDENT IN A MINE.-An accident is
reported to have occurred in a mine at Carbondale
Pa, on Monday, last week. The roofs Of two mines
TO the extent of several acrss fell in and great loss
Of life was the consequence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

(t.yln this paper Will be found list of the Act
passed by the late General Assembly, which We have
condensed aud attempted in degree to classify,
fro.G The list given 10y the Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
S3O.723,335 Q.
Sl6.4ss il
Difference,

This shows that the canal system, taken whole,
yields beyond the expense of its main enance,
nearly equal to 81 per cent the capital expended in
the construction of the canals
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

The NATIONAL PREss.-This is the title of new
weekly paper about to be issued in New York. by one
If the late Editors Of the Mirror, Cen Geo. p Nor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31

stocks and bonds and mortgages 81 80
The per cenage, if all the notes had been
ed by the stocks of other States, aud bonds
and mortgages, would have ben So 60
If all the notes had been secured
by stocks Of N York and bonds and inorga-
ges would have been SO 20
The total loss TO bill holders Of % banks, the
secured by bond and mortgage, has been sl22
1877
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
New Work Canals.

ogs on stocks and mortgages sGOl ,l66 Is
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
TO PRINTERS.

HHyllE Subscriber has lor sale, at hIs
place o miles East Of R,Icigb, enc
! -rl OF SMALL FICA, 30l lbs which has been
.aua time Iu uso though not much worn, The
Supreme Count Reports Tor lsij we're printed 81
lu. letter, aud lJ hnsuut been us,d since, lhf
Font gill boz sold iut sGi, Cash including cases.
A'.9. 500 Ib, LOSG PRIMER On small Plea
bldy. THIS Font is nearly uew, and wiil,De sold
tor 500. including cases. Any person, who takes
both Fonts, can have them ,orgsl1O, Cash, or ne
gaaab.e paper at tho Bank. Of the state.
r LORlSG.
Ngg 90, 40, 80
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
The editor of the New York Tribune
relates the following story, which is not an
unfit nCndant 10 the lorcpuiup:

The editor Of the New York Tribune
relates The following story, which is not an
unfit pendant 10 the foregoing:
., K caff9c3 Z n n qpsoIita Circles horo
which Is not so well !old In the newspaper
version, and which eau only be upprccla.
ted bq those who know the ardent and IN.
irepld subject Of l.. As the uowrlIlen slo'
~ goes, Scua'o Il, who Is among tho
most fcsolutc aud honest ct the itlty.ionr
Fur,ics, hearing ugly rumors that Mr.
Polk was caelng TO- on the Oregon Dues
ton, resolved to 90 up aud tell hIn plainly
that he must stand straight up to the line
Of 81 de-. 10 min. or he would be put
where tue hand Of resurrection could
never reach him. So resolved, ho walked
~ To aud into the Palace, and decmlng all
G1rmaIitles needless, strobe straight to the
Presidents private room. As he Stepped
fimillarly IN, what was his aHazement to
see there the President IN close consulla.
ton with Mcssrs. Calhoun, ID. IL. Lewis,
HAYWOOD Of n. e. aud two or three Mem
hers of the cabinet. The 81 deg. 40 N,
senator stood traus6xed a moment, and nj
length found voice to eSclalm, The Coun
frgs cold, Ly-f Without farther salu
ation or waiting to receive any, he whrle,
ON his heel, aud was of in mn instant.
think he has not been at the White House
since. H. W.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
Permanent School.
iicsnutIriana Academy,
Z - -. 80 u cL..L.LL.
: - barton, Principal
Nrt ~. ii. unntngtIatn, Rector

tpHt HfH sss.l4a # .bs lu+uuiian come
- s.aH# tas I9sH instant, under The .npgr
H saHe gentlemen. Inc eopf-
HI it, zaHH Hs o. prepare rui"H Tor
Esa jaHIaf tIs#a ia auy pt our Cob
fs aH8 Ia a. pleasant aud healthy
fHa#ffd ifafH Ill s4usea VI dissipation,
#.H SECTION " Ihe State.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY MIRROR
A NEW VOLUME
TIE WEEKLY MIRROR
WIZ COMMENCE
The First Week in April,

M llEN SOME important Improvements will
w bc made IN IT. character ana Appearance.
Il Is the determination Of the proprietor 20 make
i, from the dafo Of the NV NoruMr, thc very
tEsr LlrERNki JouRNlu ~ ANraIc, aud 10 chr.
{, out the plan, 10 pains OF expense Will lc spar
"a. Tie Rigging system 50 much il vogue with
some q tho p,uHdc4ls "a the day, " III not bc rc.
hed On ~ TIC editorial departncnt Of dc NIw
eRk MtgRosi ana what tie EDITOR and hs as
-istants cam 4 produce themselves. authors Of
real talent aui genius vii tr literally paid ior
writing We stab be able 10 give a rupuu. I OR.
Ei6N sud DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE,
= tie very highest character q style. with o.
klGlAAL TALES aud ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other journal
MIR NiIllS'S ENGAGEMENT to coatrih.
ute No ARrielts each week suii exists, and " IN
continue dutIag the next volume.
The Elegant Quartz Form Of he Mirror, viii
bud up IN Two Handsome Yolunios at The end
% the year, well worth preserving IS faithful and
spirited Literary Records Of the Tune Invite
handsomely printed GA nne paper manufactured
Tor The esPfes purpose, and viii Dc iarAatdrd by
tie EARLIEST mli'- tn strong wTlrp'rs, GO every
pattot the United safes aud Nauldt, PusHats
free wlain dirty miles Of Now YORK
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
NOl.UN ME- NVE.l
7. J. ll0LTON,
EIiToR PROPRIETOR y PIBL ESIIER.
T'EIs 81:

TERMS:
Two DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS II not
fi.s q idrsRcs THREE DOLLARS VI not
fats ratia 81 maHfAs aud THREE pol
ltks MD FIFTY CEN Is II NOT plid ga
n firr ne fIPirafi0a u ~ pegr. No lIp0
@stsafiaatd aahl al arsarIges ats pad, tI.
ae q ne option Of a. Editor
1 z Advertisements asserted az one pal}lr prr
f,strs q i tAes o. less, his sized hDsa ne
sr Insertion. 4td % cents ~ egcA c,afiaR.
toHa adusftissnsnfs raR SLelB's Suits
Effi 3 Pr eeut. higbsf and deduction Of
11t ptf 5sHt " u BE- made from tAe rfgaflt pfi.
,i 4lttfasers bg nj yfaE ilpTHsemeHfs
Dsfttd R9Rtafg u 9alrisfig 3 p1 squire for
cs uut Stg,i.moaihly - csats per square
rs s4ta fimt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

uf Providence, fofNn0N ledge, wtIi, and fate,
Fixed 'slo, free Will l5rgkuov lraEe absolute.
And found uo end N Wondering males lost
Mr.. Il. sad ho vas warranted to speak
no Unanimous sediments ul the entire q
BIO ds,cglliUn, without the exception oil
mao, Did gentlemen suppose that they
we're gong 10 support the bali They
would DO no ,uch thing. Aud ~hy : They
had sowc objections against It, which, tho
'trooe, would not olJtfBFfiWmch nothing
cuu'G remove. They objected TO the bill,
because It mndo a vide aud improper dis.
junction IN the duties levied 90 sPiflts and
upon wluu, There ought TO have been 10
such discrimination between these two HTu.
cIcs, II there was good reason tor lay
ing duty on the one, there was reason
equally good for imposing a duty on the
other. Both articles were equaIly unno'
cesar, nor did he think that the health
aud morals oil the American people would
DO at all ,rlurcd should both be permanent.
" excluded. Their next objection 10 the
LlIl was tho discrimination made between
the articles Of wooilens aud that Of wool
Tho duty On woollen goods was put down
at 80 per cent, tho duty on wool at % per
cent Both articles wute imported, aud
they should both have been taxed alike.
ONO was largely interested IN the growing
of wool. aud she held that the wool grow.
ers weto entitled 10 the same protection
with tho manufacturer Of woollen cloth.
They objected, IN tho third place, to the
distinction made between tlaxseed oil and
llaxseed. The one being taxed 20 per cent
aud tie other 10 per cent. They had the
same objection 10 the distinction between
raw hides and leather. The hides in tn,
raw state were taxed 5 per cent. the loaIh
or 30 per cont; the effect Of which woul'
be to destroy the manufacture OF leather II
this country.
Ru, these objections nigh. all bo GOT owe
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

NOTICE.
4 IL persons naehlfd t1thy.ut.otibcf b} book
n account are most rlfnesti, requested TO ,4lI
lta se"Iag.IHf d, tasA q, Note, b,te ,en tht, aud
dlfias tie aE II auf Jauutry Coau, a,Jt 10
Absolutely necessary that my books should anJ
must BE- g.as,t,
THOMAS HARRIS.
January e. lsi9. tw
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
Good, Vinegar

Tor mla by lho aub5cnbcr. Also lfesh NJ
+. ]. uOLTON.
Awli1 1916.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

"sAnnexaiion and warl-that's iruc, ev.
cry word Of it," said per, old maid no
sooner do you ge, married than you begin
TO fghf ~
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lGENE

AGENTS.
81 Z v C5cafaa Mecl'spiug. n c.
CsIs " Huns, MI Gr0us, \. C..
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17

uNOR aale Al this Office, either by The ofoee'
III Dozen, ~ Sngs. orace ~, Dofen ~ els'
q cents single uHcl
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-17
New Grocery& Confectionery
STORE.
GrOCcry and Confectionery
- - tnrc,

where he intcn's keeping nearly every article per
tanning q lAc business, Shout bis encouragement
Varrtmt 4. lll has nov "a nanu the following
articles VIA:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
wINEK's cANApIAN vrnMlrt'er

vETokNS 49, sc frui ln sourcs ~ man, aud sea
- - its ni'f1ets, Indeed flrff 81 er-r.e a r.rI
llsint ~" - a'irs infancy ard rt.ftHrH Which NAV
ho' - pfaeei "f hsItt aeafsfsira hr ace pt.rs I'd
t~s' animals ~ itc bowels tasrr frr.rs'sir "a,
a. enincnt pnislrlan, OF trir producing ~ N.us
tHt' 'eA s'f sp"avNl rlkHia drorrst tts lfel m
e.'sl, 90 re sie rcNr trd vssen. psfA,si. e..otI
80 - ~" untss lst sissfg 30 srrh sa.lt.r AL,
fNAtn 'i tie hssri. hicon. fY csif5 r',ursIi- at.
90, ti''N.u-itr pains in are t91ts. &r fr sHsa
80 az ifsi tff species nf Worms go to have u.
.iistn ehn t'fp'ri 1 rtah ard dctraYs rlnd sr q
" "iet~lve prgs't Agaa he saws. stn al 49,. III
20 ,.t1 ~ ,iert't ana tria siian 81 Oaus hose,ur
eAd - 'rit pr .l.r .itt US sif1rc Dol trs fr BOZ.
te.' 't'' W. nav chs sisl.srt fiictf st .-. I'D
oia,.i at wca. sac 90 ths di1s-firt ,rt-.. 4 ~.
y II .nfii't i.als o. iae riolucffo ,f ,,a.nl.
~ FPNl iel'ai So ''thcfr arra' spss fir l-,ts
r- h i'F 'aft nl tret.lur tiiis complain lN.-f.
iht r. f,sl Nfrns Iftpusstiunnt4t trt f4nl ,.f I'D.
Nf h % fHaNE ffstfr ,yta .f. ga ,.
10 en- ufs lc hail., ard h'.nt, ut.r Nrss ,nf,i.
t- ill I. '" ntl-nfo e. titr stslrl gtnrfai and ttf
't,.,isfh End Intestine st .tiouisfit.f
- feti'.it io ttict would rsn thn attention ,f
49, lN ~ Nhf Nitf NNt proved zircrssilf Tor a i.rr
iinir e1a r b. uHlTossofr sruW'srss' IS, sli ~, t,,
t A. p" lo iaf suttlpr to other .,aitrns ever 80.
Ff 80 th aisfrsf far wl1rl e. .ntnnsusf N a.,
"ni drtffoff tfnfs end iuvirsfaf She yyoi s,.,r
tt h dissolve a"0 taIt o thr .titcfslsfud. siue u,
ftr - prevalent tH le stomach and t0,yris sf riI
49, ni"fe slse a thosa tn tsd he.sfh Tbs tr,i..
its 'tf ~ Nf ntsf in Winch Worms rr,lr- t..,.
n'R ara Pm frrorur ti % Be- far iic ,f Az. Nom.
!" iNmein IN iiF t"ar. AZ s haru,lrss o. ID. cas-. 81 M.
- - u.s. even whcn lo worms a.. disr,,,i,,i
JOHN NiNLG a co
Sole i.ruIfic i,,fs fif trr q. IS
t0r sac fN PRYOR a rAt 40. urureIsfs tt Ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-06
HuBENSACk'S INDICATED
iHfhkR ANrsIrRa

= ST b. 81 trtsr.h f III 80. h.. r,..-'. "a -, 49,,
N'N itc world ttai ~ fs ir rrra'sr ,varm tc-trtsr
tul, ,la SEA- o. .siu.- aasof.e.f ufi,I ~, 1880,
-, 49, sss,i hi eos uf l. fosfrostrr Fcifrra
We ".t ore uf iun rsrt' convince tle IA o.
worms.
srri~a CAaps.. sisfsh =. ls.5
'.,'t- \ a 9 q Nn'erissrk "a sutlrn.cn ... . -a
send 'l,is Testimonial concerning yuuf in, aioa
- y 'ilceca Worm rtful. frunt csflt inf.lc, al,
Nt'elrs. r'lid ussgf nf b. lur las tsro ~ ~,
~ w.. " e'"'- es1. ina sNF tl'c 'nosf severe and
N' lfl ainr - ffn g. s'e .lid ~ ai.uo.f ffsn.f,
$50 I' rs Ntruavsstfis wnfd ftn up and i,r fi
' lhd kntcA hc,,lt iiii,'. a.-lnri ts i, I'm
ff atoHr hnt NE were irff.s of tts rsuar al tr-sh
lsirr ir,fsrs-s ~ i.h tl,s tc,,.i Ina .,,r,, 49,,
~ commenced ei,ing sever ~ r.rs.. f ms. . ,
'eii" iNn lhch ihc rild derived nn tsurit vts.,rr
G ,i' y" '"a'-e' tii' ~ 'iuch i-'inr iu ls H ,ud
-l pr 'n' in ''u- 90 suru complaint Accidental
hi Meeting 81 tth uuc 81 onf etrru,ra ~. , 60, Il,
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