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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11
Letter from the Editors.

The unpleasant weather and bad roads
have somewhat lessened the number of our
auditors; for even among those on whom the
letters of Party and the chains of Sect sit
rather loosely, are some whose abolitioniSm
is not strong enough TO face a rainy day, or
Gratis can arise from their sick beds, and 90
miles and miles over the worst Of roads, that
they may vote fer Banks or Hard Currency,
as their political preference may direct, while
many proressed abolitionists are deferred by
the merest trile from bearing their testimony
against slavery in a way as much more po-
tent than the ballot-boX, as moral power is
superior to brute force. Taking, however,
all things into consideration, our meetings,
thus far, have been as large, or larger than
we expected.
AT Mecca, the people appeared to be as
fearful of inidelity, as they are at the sacred
Mecca which the Mahomedan so greatly rev.
erences. Saul, himself, was not more anx-
ious to break down the influence of the inf
del Jesus, to prosecute his followers unto
death, and to stand forth in defense Of his
sect, than are some of the Sauls of Mecca 70
defend their church, and to malign the char
acter of all who dare question its infallibili-
ty. "He hath a DEVIL was the charge
which the Priests, Scribes, PlIarisees and
Hypocrites of ancient Judea brought against
Jesus. "He is an inidel,' is the charge
which the same class of men bring against
the advocates of the doctrines of Jesus. The
man or woman who opposes and exposes the
corruption of their sects, is straightway de-
nounced as an infdel, and they cry "Away
with him Cruelty him! Cruelty him ~
In a former communication we related to
you the course pursued by Isaac Winans, the
Congregational priest at Garrettsyille. On
our arrival at Mecca, we were informed that
Jonas Elliott, a Liberty party priest from
Meadville, Pa, had been making similar in
situations and charges, and had edited his
hearers there with his remarks upon the inf
del sentiments held By S. S. Foster, and had
even left his certificate behind him, that Fos-
ter had sometime and somewhere, express
ed, in private, certain anti-orthodox opinions.
This certificate was brought to our meeting,
that we might admit or deny the allegations
1t contained. We improved the opportunity
to show the people that whatever might be
the private opinions of S. S Foster, they had
nothing to do with his anti-slavery doctrines
and as with him, so with all Others.
Elder Greene, of Southington, who was
present, commented upon the position of the
churches and the course pursued by them
!, lie said 1t made no Inference whether a man
was orthodox or ho'erodox, if he opposed
their corrupt practices, he was denounced as
an infidel. Ho had travelled through por-
tage and Trumbuil counties as a Bap,ist
preacher and had assisted in the organiza-
ton of many churches there and although
he had not changed his theological opiniops
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11
Anti-SIaVery Convention.

There will be an Anti-Slavery Convention
held at Chagfin Falls, Cuyahoga CO., on Fri
day and Saturday, the 25th and Goth of De-
cember.
3. S. and ]. z. Jones will attend and ].
w. Walker may also be expected. We hope
there will be a large attendance.
SAM'L BROOKE, Gen. .7gt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11

~ approval of tie zeal manifested by them
in their truly great and philanthroric under
taking,-and also of testifying to that gem
ileman himself, our admiration of his unwea-
Tied and successful advocacy of the cause of
the slave, and Of expressing our earnest de-
sire that they and he, with his devoted coad-
tutors, may continue eteadlast in the good
cause, till their efforts are eventually crown
ed with the most triumphant success.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11
BUGLE
SALEM, DECEMBER II, 1916.

81 love agitation when there is cause for 1t
alarm bell which s%tartles the inhabi-
of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their ds.'-Edmund Burke.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11

G-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-12-11

said, only let them be good TO work, were
quite as good as black. The supreme con-
tempt that curled ON his lip as he made this
remark, and glanced his lightning eye down
the crowded assembly, told more, infinitely,
than his words. And, taken in connection
with one other disclosure he made, there can
be no doubt about his sincerity, and that OF
his friends, when they say the working-men
Of the North are cit only for slaves. He said
when South Carolina must submit the con-
sliiutionaliiy Of her laws TO the decision Of
the Supreme Court of the United States, she
would dissolve the Union, if the decision
was against her. | asked him what she
would do, if, the decision being in her favor,
we should refuse to abide by it at the North!
Then well dissolve the Union, was his
prompt reply. So then, said /, you stay in
the Union, only on condition that you can
govern, in defiance Of the Constitution and
the Supreme Court of the United States 4
Exactly so, said he, in whatever pertains 10
slavery. Very well, said !, now let the peo-
pie profit by the confession.
But this letter is 10 long. 1t was at a
late hour you may depend, when the discus
sion closed. The INTEREST was immense
Only two clergymcn can't to the rescue Of
slavery, and of these, l know the slave-hol-
der was ashamed. Yours truly,
PARKER PILLSDURY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.
MONDAY, Jan. ,, lSl6
Petitions, DC. Presented.


Petitions, DC. Presented.
BY NJ Miller, remonstrance from citizens n
Brooke against right of way" to Baltimore &
OfIo Raj, Road.
by MIR. Hall, OF TAYLOR, memorial Of the cit
He1fs OF said county for an incorporation of a
Compeny to construct Railroad from some
point on the Ohio not South of the Little Ka-
nawha, to some point ON the Potomac not be-
low the South Branch.
Also, presented proceedings of meeting in
Taylor county in favor of the right of way,
&c.
BY Mr.. Wade, remons,rance from Monor-
gala against any change IN the terminus OF
the Baltimore * Ohio Railroad
BY MIR. Wall. memorial of the Winchester
q Potomac Railroad Company, asking Legis-
lative relief.
BY MIR. Pnuiott memorial from citizens of
Marshall, demonstrating against any change in
the terminus of the Baltimore and & Ohio
Railroad.
BY Mr. Elgington. memorial of Isl manu-
facturers and other citizens ofthe City of Whee-
ling ond Ohio County, demonstrating against
any change OF the terminus of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, either by grant for that
purpose 10 that, or, indirectly To any other
Company.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Bocock, from the Committee for Courts
OF Justice, reported bill To authorize the
backing of warrants. Also, reported bill au-
thorising jailors TO require security for their
fees.
Mr. Southall, from the committee of schools
and colleges, reported a bill To explain and
amend the 4th and Sth sections of the act pas
sed the 18th of February, 1913, establishing
d system of free schools i'm Norfolk county
BILL PASSED.
A bill concerning proceedings at rules.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

PINE AND WILD CHERRY are tree. of ou,
own sol and are generally known To- p.s-ess even
% The common way IT preparation rernark able VIZ.
tues ~ she cure e diseases 81 the Luucs-hn,,
mach more valuable Then must highly cunccnifa
ted pfelnfAi"n prove. when ~ combined with
other articles IT, act ~ harmony with each oiher
and adapted 90 the various forms snd stages ~ me
disrascs - ~ ~ euunenty calculated 10 alleviate
The Ba-am at Wild Cherry never fails ~ give
relief and cure- after every other means have hecn
~ 81 o. vain. This sfs been proven ~ ihou.and.
oi lus1rcts where Il had ,frcs6d radical cures
otter ihc patient had been sven up by oil siueud,
ant i.hy-srtans
For saie ~ ) CRUMBNCKER. I73 Main street
and PRYOR y PAULL. I6I Market street
dec % In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09
NENDEL q HARBOUR
+ L K NJ IT l. RE, HOLSTERY
AND
LOOMING GLASS WARE ROOMS;
No. lI3 MAIN STREET.


HEY hEEP consianily on hand a very s,.
u tonsiNe assortment al superior Mih.gnny
French and Gr"cian CRAM; II rkinr chaif.. S,ias
Irr 'Gd card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. Bc,isieads
'piel Sands. assorted sizes; together with every
"her article at ihe latest style and best flushed
Furniture ever unrtcd ~ Ih, city.
|ilt and Mahogany Famed Lp.k,sg Glasses o
every variety and prce, Look,ns G as Plates e all
'izes. Pr'nu and Picture Frames on hand aud
made to order.
Upholstery Ware consisting OF Feather Bed.
bol-cs sRd Pilinws lItir. coiton. iIn.k Sprinr
and Straw MaumsSos; Bankeis. Quits. c,.rnf,rrs
Saehine Bottom. OIL claih covers Fbnr Lhh
Glass Mats 81 a.! inds; together with every other
muclo.oi Upholstery Ware. on hand aud made To
urder
NcniIian and S1, Window B'ind.; Window
Sha4rs 1T every variety aud color; all at which wi
be sold a, very low prices. and waftanied Of hc
best quality. Also MAnoGASY VENERRs Tia r
cinih, NARNisn, Spanish Mess. Mahogany Knobs
SIND PAPER. Locks. lilnges. rssicts. BLi>n Tam
MISC. 9 n-ia"''y on hard pnd snd los, tor c,sIi.
fr~ STEAM Bears furnished "ith evrry nttt,i.
OF Furniture at si,-.. ruIiee and ou -s'v rc-
terms sep %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

II is stated in the Detroit Daily Advertiser.
that child recently born in that vicinity. anu
is now living. which is entirely without arms.
Ii has shoulder blades, and at the place where
the shoulder joint should be, There Is small
cicatrix or scar, about the bigness of small
pea. Its right leg dcsccnds TO the knee, to
which the foot is affixed, and moves freely
Its left leg is.periect To the foot which is club
bed in very singular manner, the foot pro-
jecting outward and upward, and the toes
being pointed toward the head. There are
but four toes each on the feet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

READ II! Il s.e.ks iut it-cii aud comments
are unnecessary
PHILADELPHIA May % 1916.
pf Jyn",-Dr'f $40 feel bpundt 10 the afflicted
J." CIV" puhhc.ty 9" the rorGinafy ELECTS Vi your
valuable medicine
Save sui, rcd fts'vcrnl wears past With Liver
Complaint ami the Iflin at Gis.nscs hich follow
complete pru-liat OF ct lhc sy,t,m that u was
wuh grenI difficulty cnnld walk. ond ut times [
ms confined CO. nv toutn Ia add to my Isery
,Srtplulpu- affection appeared ia my Throat. with
Rheumatism 40 my aJa.s. 80 that could not raisn
ny rgL arm 10 my hrtd In NO i.HttH weather
49, ieei end UaDds would ache With The cold, md
cHptptlHr had uest cca-,d now became al
Aiclcd v'hp DIS hulrse couEl, ond gave up al
.npes a' ,srt r.tuug we'll had u gpI swcats,
r.H .., ir.. nf nn slcc, w..h ifelifui dream, sud
nor. m hrrat,.o n .ruU,d ho bordering on ~
'tni'y nal wa, denied study mental eIefcsr.
could uul rcnd 70 small paragraph ~ q newspaper
Suhuui great ficuly I bad great soreness. in my
.lupach, Which couscd q iu swell 90 much HAT I
,ns un,hIc g. he down. or even 10 Tccltno but had
Zoo 20 proppcd ny in char.
bad Inc advice ui some eminent physicrnusald
,iei nearly u the di's used 10 such cases but
..n,uuucd o grow worse. rnd % appeared az though
speedy a s-ulntor wa- tnklrg ulcc.
u"v heard ~ your medicines, nud determined
200 ly y.m S,ue.iVe Pi.l.. tud ~ my surprise he
-"reucss icii M ~ I could walk about the house.
continued 10 improve from hat time shortly NJ
try. .ni ,pu -rnt me h,ule Of ,ouT Auerauye,
.ni rl-p WpfI .o me nud see yru and Won would
,nvcs gale nv cu-c. ond cure ne Tins o. not
believe. a, l 81. MS Beyond no reach Vi bumsn
sllt
Au,s iahlug sour Alternative auI File lut Il r5o
weeks there w,s decrod clalg' hr he hsuer
80 hat when called upon y'u yru soI hai
Would rer sell. nud thf your AHcuuye would
cure m- ii.crun ". WIN n' hopes, brNevcf. of
/ scuus well suIl continued pbtnI touf Ahcra-
I'VE. uuul mad itkeu lhc iurh rutIc. when ibrfo
.,l.s sudden char e. IDfuy 0bte ,sieinHs ihppsh
& bad gui fd oi sa,uo gent 14uhru. ard cr'it
/ iflw tny breath as usu,i NJ nerves gradually
! rf,lmo strong nrt nv appetite frlrf 80
/ 10 ha- been 1Hu1 i8ur m'I lhf stn common.
r1 faktug ,uuf m.,Il,trfs au' 20 ih.s tipo nearly
ysty vst.s-uld.s. se IS rtl.ct. ti lt'tn M -ys-
rm lri Is Hrf..r .uf ralfIy rs sItlpF a, 4r auy
! .oni r me 20. I base tuN s,,r,i u.rr you ud,
~ NO muuIila
I ha,, go.d ts1s1. io . is,e '',f,tr rsr NJ y.ur
vp.uafie ruririu, By, f0r h''p it,Hit1ss1ved mo
II irnn q rteua.rfs grove. 10. Irii bNHWAR.
4 U4lussN Nuu ir T.I|.t 'f..'. between
. ~,..ris sD.i fsH.n = frri.. e. .'tI..r H1
/ We slis n, O.. ! o. l,l NgArkIE tluJ
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Er. Brandt ms s.Hs.


ActNr WILHELM c. VA.
INSANITY An Diseases, even lns aniiy sri
u rri'h''N ~ temper popres,i ir'n jepfavcd ot
corrupt hut1ots whi't, circulating wuh N. blood. .
"cc's uu p'in ond discard IN lbr human iame n,
= clc7t, that hy perseverance, tn tie s-c ~ Bfsns
dfcrh's Vegetable Un,,crsal Pll. wh,h = me of
'h" very bot. and Only proper pufe,uV- mrdsluc
'ns'niy Nni "tIioh,htl OF temper can be cured. ne
vel - other diseases depending u,un the purs.
lhe calculating fpiI. he bluoj
u oud'eih's Ncgeu able Universal Piils src Known
Nv the 81. ct'rn'r al thousands. ~ Ttricci cleanse
INC b""d from all loulncss remove cv-ry morbid
affection. ana rcnoSnr weak md cnl,cbed s,n
s'uuious ir pcFieci h, 9Th and ,igot
Thei' e'k"uw lodged inn"ceucc mnk,s ihem .afc
'hf'ueh every i'rud oi ,,stcrcc, itin ini,nry e.,
old ncc
NJ 's'r' cnre IN either dress or diet . required
Wben he, prr used
WIN thi-iuValuahic medicine In our rossc.sion.
Ne may Vi>ii The mos ,ckly ftst'us wuhont tear
y" conlast"n can hy Possibility tilcct ia. II We uro
careful To freely use these Pills, dSNam dec -
A." '"t s''c q, Wc.l'tufe, 10y ~ u BROWN.
Ggrrrpl Nrrtts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

RUNNING A FANCY SAW.-Some wae
at Philadelphia has lately advertised, by hand
bill, FIFTY Men Wanted" in the largest
Kind Of letters; but when these in want OF EN-
ploy gathered round to sec what they were
wanted for, the small type told them their
services were required to tend the telegraph
posts, and walk on the wire, without balanc-
mg-poles. Gooo references were required
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY

Draw ioil-Ws Throughout ice pouib cot December
pnws "n T.. siays--D7gunj pfze $4,000
Nh'lr Tickets 81 oetii,lio ct package whole,
81 shares 90 prop nun.
bp~s "n Ihur.d1ys-C lpisl prize 5000
Whole Tickcis 81, ceriGc,iesof pack,se y, hole,
SID stare. az proportion
Dpw. on Sourlay.--Capinl prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package whole,
sli shares ~ pf"p"tlion
Adde'S Your Orders 10
dec % T. DORSGY Wbeeiins "
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GsessYGA4
~ 60
GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
MoNpAY. Jan. 5. 1916

The Senata re sembled at II o'clock.
n communlcationwa received from House
OF Delegates. enclosing the bill and resolution.
passed by that body since the 18th of Deccm.
Der.
The several bills were read bv their tides
on motion Of Mr.. Wiley. and referred.
MIR. McMullen moved the appointment OF
Standing Committee or Agriculture and
Manufactures. to whom should ~ referred al.
applications for acts of incorporation. After
remarks by the mover. and Messrs. Gallaher
and Thompson of n, the resolution. ON mo-
ton OF the latter. was laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Thompson ok. the Sen.
ate adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-01-09

A stingy husband threw on the blame of
the lawlessness OF his children i'm company,
by saying his wife always gives them their
own way" "Poor things was her prompt
response, otis all have to give them!"
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Wheeling. Mil,
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doc u INFANHIII M'NTEIT.
DREMIUN DIAMOND POINTED GuLB
PENS - JH-t r,r.J 4uH.h.f surpf. pf ttr.c
Nery superior DIamnrI T. .u.f,i tigIt POI. So sb
VIli rc tli bow r1v. iH,m ui dHafsnf innate
te- hud 30 s.ileftnl pu,rs INu BISHOP
dee IS 80 1872 Nair 81 E..iSJc
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a bill concerning proceedings at rules

We have little of interest in the proceed
ings Of either House of Congress on Tuesday
last. Very little was done in the Senate, and
the Oregon question occupied the House in
debate during the whole day. Full proceed
ings tomorrow.
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4 PRIzEs OF slo.ooo ARE sao ooo


q VI HVfVuu AXE SSO,UOO.
f"kom"kc kivt' Lilcfy. Class NJ IL
To- he drawn AZ Wilmington. M,nd,, J,uu,,v Ia
oi $4,000 "i 5000 rof 2656 a. $500
1o Nos. Is halhhs. rickei- s.. rcrnicaic %
wholvs l ] d"l'at,, shares ~ srnlnfir,n
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- nF $40 oo

PpkomcSo Rove, LuiI,r,. Class M 10
]" ." drawn AZ Wilmington. Tucsdsy January ~
. ct $4,000 ! at 5000 Of 5000 oi asOO
~ Ms q lslioi. Tickets S.; cctu6eaies %
whoies "a d"li,f-; shares in proportion
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H"hno.,i


PokoTieko R'rer Lonery Of ~ olas,IS
i" hr drawn al Wilmington. Mondav. J,nu,ry 26
J 81 s25JOOO % 81 $4,000 ct 5000 ni 5000
"a N"-. 3 ballots. Tickcts So: certificate 25
~holes Ill dollars, shares IN ptnportinn
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$5O,OOO!

Grand consobdai'd Injury ~ DsioL1lre s Gearrss
CLASS No 3
To be drawn ~ Wilminguu. S,iurln, J,pnsr, II
of $4,000 5 Ut 10000 s ui 5000
20 Nos l ballots. 1icket, soc, certificate 90
~holes sS2 dollars; shares Proportion
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SIP ooO,

P'komoke River Lnu,ry Glass y Is
7" be dre"n nj Wilmington wednrsd,y Jan'y ,
| 81 $4,000 a. 3D00 l.fl75O l5Ou
as NJ. IL b,llu's. Tickets 81. c.,iif,,,s 95
whIies % drllats; shares q, proportion.
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q OF $40 900.

Grand Cunsc ld'ie,i otIcr,. Ctns. No
To be- drawn n wrmmeiun saturday. J,unas, 81
q. slOOOo - $4,000 at 5000 | o. $500
10 Nos. Is h'il.'s. Tickets $40, ceriiicaies -
- A--'"s l91 iellsfs, shares "a p,ap,f,..n
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HS.Onn

P'kom he River louc'y. Class M Is
To he dt"not Wilmington. rhnts.l,, Jann,rt %
! "i $4,000 81 200O ct 1900 | oi sol
Is ~ IL hsll"is. Tickets -. ceruacaie -
whule- % doil,r,; share. IN prsp,r,,on.
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7,5Oo DOLLARS.

P'komoke Rivet Lnuep. Gas No 81
To be dawn a. Wilmington. Thursday, Jihy 90
| al $500 | 81 $500 ui 1900 ol2OO
10 Nc, IL hait.ls Tlcbeis, reu,feat,s rs
whules 30 dollar; .hstcs in p,oppston
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AyEW WORKS! NEW WORKS l-Jusi 70.
" ccYed The iIrIfess los Mes P,ckerus; The
Squire hy Mes Pickering; Lave and Me-mc sm
by Horace SIMS. E,q; Ascarin 81 he Seni, tor /.
Apprentices by Alex Dumas; Tie Soldier Uf Lyons
W MIR Gore; The Charuy Sister, hy The Hon MIR
Efskine; Marion Juau. TIE Maiden hy Alex Du.
ma; Frlneis Ahbou Fleming Field ~ tho Young
AuI-an by J II lngraham; Marion Lcsron, For
sale AT WM ROBES
dec 81 Cor Main & unnni s,s
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DIR WiNANS'.
BALSAM or WILD CHERRY:
AN INVALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE

-'~' - -NhS 40 Il sANllLl H.
B",Nr = SURF KENEUN FOR
NONSUNiPrlON ~ ali r,s ya,toos i,tn,s. Cotrs.
~ AruNA EEn>cur,s GROUP Who prng
C"Ch. Np'ruc Of Biuod. D.G,plg II Breaiii.g.
Pt'H' :" re >'ds and BIe4st, iaRg,.l, LiVEi;
COMpIA MIS- &c
The medical operric' Of D. Wiuan, Balsam "a
Wild Cherry IRE FULLY csah she'd IN every section
ct me cuu"'n by -u'coss 10 curing he most ia
'clctnlc cases OF lee foregoing class ct Diseases
VA ulmust every instance ,,hrtr % tas hern prr-
severed IN. % has ,t,,ird RADICAL cure Alhoush
}" macy ras's lhls Bllslm vii al I'll immediate
rrHci or ~ least, tt,ct gSenl change ia a few
dhNs, sal o. 'aunul hc cNpecici To work Miracles,
hy curing MI IN :" sh"u lime, or Ia restore hcnIh
10 irlme thDt has b,cn tey 10 ltll disease lur
years.
IS Jrs, lhcrc nrc many stages uf Tho ,nmo de-
ease, Ma" q = 'Tpos, Die fur nuy ,by.tclan To de-
icrmihe The qrauuiy ~ medicine required To cradi-
cute ~, d H"re0i periods ond iorms requiung vsry-
ur quantities, hence. IN -pur eases siugle honl-
s"iiicieni. ~hc Others will Tqune three or iour
70 ~ ducc the same effect
All we alk oflhe Inu,ni. :, 10 giyc our medicine
Iit mat and he nay resi- assured ihut 1t will be
'r''uciNe oihc mos beneficial results
Pnururs ~ taking 'ht- modcipeuccd not -s'rict
themselves rs r'sltJs diet except av"dng ma
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