The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-17
MonthIyBulietin. No. 3.

|VNHlS world has been the scene OF the hrcest
Il struggles between Truth and error. No sooner
does Truth PROFOUND an important theory, than err
ror with its legion OF allies seeks 10 arrest Its pro-
gress. most illustrlous instance OF this, was the
opposition made TO the immortal JENNER. Ills mas
ter mind was led under Prov dence 10 the discovery
of Vaccination, by which that dreadful scourge, the
small p0r, robbed OF Its terrors. lie found that
the matter from pustules upon the udder OF COW cor
tanned principle which would produce the almost
divine results for which he had patiently and anx
ously sought. Opposition arose. Interested persons
high in social rank and professional position, ridlcul-
ed what they dared not deny! They asserted that
many vaccinated persons became covered with hair
and even exhibited horns and n tail; and that IN one
case child ran all tours, believing like bull
But the current soon turned. The British Par
lament voted him f20,00O sterling (SlO0,000) and
the world sang his praises.
The same spirit has come down TO our own time
Even while we write this Bulletin, interested per-
sons jealous of the wonderful efficacy and success OF
The Graefenbers Medicines,
are opposing them. Misguided men. How utterly
impossible 10 arrest their spread. The most extraor
binary certificates are constantly flowing IN 10 the
Company, from all parts OF the country; certificates
which have aStonshed the most respectable citizens
Many of these testimonials have been submitted to
gentlemen OF great distinction, who have carefully
examined them 10 see that they are GENUINE. Among
these, are the of the Rev. n. Bangs, d. D., OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Francis Hall,
Esq editor of the NewYork Commercial Advertis-
er. We finally submitted the whole TO The Hon.
WIN. V. BRADY, the Mayor OF New York, who has
given his certificate under the Great Seal OF the Ci-
~, that they are genuine ana reliable.
With such names, we fear no opposition. We are
fortified every point, and solicit continuance OF
the unexanpled patronage we have already received
| We would earnestly advise
list That in every neighborhood where there is no
Graeenberg Depot, immediate steps be taken 10 have
one By addressing the General Agent OF any dis
| trict this can be secured.
/ ID. Families should club together and get an ina
mediate supply.
| 81. Emigrant Societies and other philanthropiC
bodies should furnish them to the needy.
| OF the Graefenberg Vegetable Pills alone, 10000
boxes are sold each and every week.
| OF the Health Bitters, an enormous quantity
These extraordinary Bitters sold at twenty-five
| cents paper, and are warranted 10 make woquart:
| of Bitters superior to any in the world They are
composed of Roots, Barks Herbs, and Vines, gather
ed in the forests and praries OF America and are
speedy and certain restorative OF weak and debi
| tated constitutions.
| The other Medicines Of the Company are fequa
i value, and are as follows
i The Graefenberg Sarsaparilla Compound the
Il Graefenherg Eye Lotion the Chdren's Panacea the
Green Mountain Ointment, the Consumptive's Balm
the Dysentery Syrup.
| RTfThe General Agent tor Indiana 10 MyruS Sea
ton TO whOm applications for agencies may be address
sed. EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
Il New York, January, 1913
u WIZ. NJ WOOLSEY, Agent
i mayi-tf for Evansville.