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Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF KRYsIPEIAs IN
LEG AFTER MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy Of a letter from Mrs Elizabeth YeGtes,
of the Post Office, .fld,cick Road, near
BognOr. SuSSer, dated Jan. IL, 1853.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sir,-I suffered for considerable period from
attack of Eryspelas which at length settled in
my leg, and resisted all medical treatment My suf
ferngs very great, and quite despaired of any
permanent amendment, when was advised to have
recourse to your Ointment and Pills. did so with
out delay and am happy to say the result was emf
neptly successful for they effected radical of
my leg and restored to the enjoy nent of health
shall speak with the utmost confidence of your
medicines and have recommended them to others in
this neighborhood similarly afflicted, who derives
equal benefit
am sir, your obliged and faithful servant,
(Signed, ELIZABETH YBATEG.s
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
The Far-fa med Medicine
HOLLOWAY.S PILLS.

SURPRISING CURE OF CUNFIKHIEU oIh1II3 AT FIFh
YEARS SUFFERING.
The folloacing Testimonial hos been sent to
Professor Ho1IOaOay, 6yG gentleman nam
ed lfiddletoaa, ScOtlaad-roGd, Li0erpool;
S1R-Your Pills have been the means under Pro-
vidence of restoring to sound health after Eve
years of severe afiction. During the whole of that
period suffered the most dreadful attacks of Asth
ma, frequently of several weeks duration attended
with violent cough, and continual splitting of
phlegm, intermixed with blood. This so shook INV
constitution that untitled for any of the active
duties of life. was attended by some of the most
eminent medical men of this town. but they failed to
give me the slightest relief As last remedy tried
your Pills, and in about three months they effected
perfect of the disease totally eradcated the
cough and restored tone and ygor to the chest and
digestive organs
am, sir, your most obedient servant.
(Signed) II. MIDDLETON.
Dated Jan. 1st, 1858.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31


En- Up BY The FAeuITY At MALTA AND PORTSMOUTH
H0sPITAIS. E-TrrfwF
The following imporfeat communication has been
forwarded to Professor Holloway for publication by
Mr.. B. Dixon, Chemist. King street, Norwich.
Copy of a letter from Cant. Smith of Great
Yarmouth, dated JAM 18Th, 1853.
To Mr.. DIxoN-Dear Sir,--I send you the particu
lars of effected by Prof. Holloways invaluable"
medicines. Mr.. John Walton late in her Majesty's-
service, in the British feet at Malta had very bad!
liberated ance and after having been in the Malta
Hospital for six MONTHS sent to England as an
invalid to Portsmouth Hospital where he remained
an inmate four months, there, at Malta refusing
to have the limb amputated, he turned out ncu-
rabIe. He then came to Yarmouth, and was under )
medical gentleman for about three months, but his
ancle became much worse that all hope was lost.
AT this period by my advice he tried Holloway snt
ment and Pills, which by unremitted application ;,
healed all the ulcers, and restored him to perfect
health and strength
remain dear sir yours very truly,
Ks (Signed) JOHN SMITH
Albert Hotel Great Yarmouth.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

SIR Il have much pleasure in informing yeu of .
most surprising cure of Dropsy, recently effected by
your valuable medicines. Captain Jackson, of this
place was afflicted with Dropsy for upwards of eigh-
teen months, to such an extent that it caused his
body and limbs to much swollen, and water oozed
as it were from his skin that daily change Of Ap
pare became necessary Notwithstanding the various
remedies tried and the different medical men consult
ed all was of no avail, until he commenced using
your Pills. bv which, and strict attention to the
printed directions he was efectually cured, and his
health perfectly re-established. If you deem this
worthy of publicity you are at liberty to use It,
am, sirs, yours respectfully,
(Signed) G. BRIGGS
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

PERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASED LIVER, OF MANY
YEARS. DURATION.
Copy Of letter from Mr.. GGnais, Chenaist,
YeOvil, to Professor HolloacGy.
DEAR SR,-In this district your Pills command a
more extensive sale than any other proprietary med
in Liver and S Bous ps9Hl nav 81 tSs
following case. A lady of this town with whom am
personally acquainted, for years was severe sufferer
from disease of the Liver and digestive organs her
Ing to relieve her Suerings and II not likely ths
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
DIR. HUNGERFORD'S
Private Medical Office

Corner of Washington Street and Washington Place,
opposite the Hall of Records, and Lafayette Restau-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31
AN ASTONISHING CURE cF eERaTIc RHF1fMATIsM RrIxa
DISCHARGED FROM THE HOSPITAL IxcrRABIE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DRoPsY, AFTER SUFFERING
FOR EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Copy Of letter from Mr.. G. Briggs, Chem
ist, G0ole, dated Feb. Is, 1853.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

A pREApFU1IY DISEASED ANGIE CURED AFTER BEING GI'
EN- Up BY The FACULTY At MAJIA AND PORTSMOUTH
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

A persen having the misfortune to admit
as lodger into his house an individual of bad
reputation named Bell, turned him out the
other day with the remark, "that he would
never keep bell in his house that acaated
hnnpinpn
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

The recommends of this cure for STAN
mering, says he can speak with certainty or
its utility "Read aloud with the teeth closed
This should be practiced for two hours day
for three or four months"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-10-31

Albert Hotel Great Yarmouth
The Pills should be used conontly with the Ointment
in most of the following cases Ge
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

This being private bill day, the private bills from the
Senate the Speakers table taken up read twice.
and referred to appropriate committees.
On motion Of Mr.. HENDRICKS, by consent
The SPEAKER proceeded to call the committees for
such reports Of private character should give
debate
Mr. FENT0N from the Committee on Commerce. re-
ported bill to remit the duties upon certain goods
troyed by fire in the cities Of New York and San Fran
cisco which was read twice and committed
On motion of Mr.. STANTON, Of Tennessee, the Com
mttee on the Judiciary discharged from the further
consideration Of the memorial of the State of Wisconsin
asking the payment Of certain claim for arrestng and
keeping United States prisoner and it laid the
table
Also, from the committee reported bill for the
relief Of Stephen Lutz which was read twice and
mitted
Mr. MAY, from the Committee on the Judiciary made
an adverse report the petition Of Pierre Menard
Joseph Bogy.
Also, from the same committee, reported bill for tn,
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Senate bill to reimburse to the Common Council Of
New York city expenditures made for the first regiment
Of New York volunteers.
Senate bill for the relief Of Moses Olmstead
bill to create and provide pension for David ToWle
bill to provide pension for Capt Thos, Porter
Senate bill for the relief Of Priscilla @. Simonds
bill for the relief Of Samuel Mcknight of Kentucky
bill for the relief of VIM. Wallace, Of Illinois
bill for the relief of Geo. NJ. Bentley, of Indiana.
Senate bill for the relief of Zadoc G. Inghram.
Senate bill for the relief of Llewellen Washington.
Senate bill for the relief of Ira Day, Of Vermont.
A bill for the relief Of VIM G. Howison
bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Capt Mathew Jack,
deceased.
bill for the relief of the heirs of Lot Hail. deceased
bill for the relief Of the legal representatives Of
Henry Hoffman.
Only hundred members having responded to their
Names the House adjourned.
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THURSDAY, JUNE %, 1854.
IN SENATE.

Mr. JONES, Of Tennessee, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs which referred the following bills
from the House Of Representative reported the same back
without amendment and recommended their passage:
An act to authorize the Secretary Of War to settle and
adjust the expenses Of the Rogue River Indian war.
An act for the payment Of the civil officers employed
in the Territory Of New Mexico while under military
rule
An act to provide for the construction of the military
road from Myrtle Creek to Scottsburg, in Oregon.
An act to provide for the construction Of military
road from Great Salt Lake City, in the Territory Of Utah.
TO the eastern boundary Of the State of California
An act refund to the Territory Of Utah the expenses
incurred by said Territory in suppresng Indian host
ties ...s
Also from the same committee, reported an amend
ment to the bill providing for the distribution Of
the several States and Territories which was ordered
be printed.
Mr. SEWARD, from the Committee on the Post Office
and Post Roads, to which were referred bills to provide
for the Of the United States mails
ships between San Francisco California, via the Sand
wch Islands and China and for other purposes and to
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DR.. DUFF ON AMERICA.

Dr. DUFF is distinguished minister Of the Presbyte-
ran Church Of Scotland who visited this country last
January and spent some weeks in New York, Phadel-
pha, and Washington, in passing through the land to
Canada He attracted great attention while here, and
was treated with distinguished consideration by the
churches who regarded him scarcely inferior to the
great Chalmers Last May at the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church in Scotland he delivered ad
Dress in which he gave Of what he did what
he saw and what impressions made upon him by
actual contact with America and Americans The speech
is highly complimentary to the people Of this country
Dr. Duff much while he was in the United States
worthy of praise and he bestows it without stint That
he things which he could praise is certain,
he does choose to indulge in fault finding and
consciousness 1t is evidently much agreeable to
his feelings to commend than to condemn and he real
y met with nothing very disagreeabe and bameworthy
he INDUCES his pnchon to the full Especially does he
commend American ministers and churches. They won
upon his affections and his Scottish brethren he
out the warm emotions of grateful spirit.
Passing by all the other points Of interest in the adj
Dress we give the following paragraph sample of the
whole The same kind spirit pervades every paragraph
"Wh regard to the civil head of that great Republic
must speak OF him as found him. was utterly astonishod
after being accustomed to the uAappoachabe distance Of
their high mghnesses and other royalties in the Old World
to find the ruler of this great country America with
nearly equal to and which in time
will prove vastly superior, coming down stairs like private
gentleman plainly dressed without fuss or show or parade
and demeaning himself with benign kindiness Of
well as the greatest simplicity, camness and dignity such
became the head OF such great country Here there was
fooman others arrayed in scarls golden drapery
rament tinsel pomp, display what
have wish to crafty sicky taste by making any
reference to the style of life the household economy
the private conversation; but that the inquiries
which this exalted parsonage made sundry affairs the
knowledge which he protested Of what going
where, and the desire know about the existing state OF
things particularly in British india were oil nature
indicate that he of grapng and reaching intel
gence and whatever might be the opinion OF mere par
that he unworthy to gil the high office which
he holds head greatest Republic the world has
Cheers His lady rejoice to say appeared to
christian out out and right glad to find such
lady associated in the more private duties OF the position
now occupied by the Of the immortal Warrington
l [Richmond Pos.
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TO THE EDITORS.

House OF REPRESENTATIVES, JUNE %, 1854.
GENTLEMEN: The impression to prevail that the
Address of the members Of Congress against the Nebraska
BILL published in your paper Of the 21st instant was
prepared by This is correct TO great extent.
deem it due myself however, to state that portions of
the address prepared by materially pared do
the desires of of the conservative
members from different sections of the Union. For the
sake of harmony "acquiesced in the notifications
and endorse the contents of the paper yet beg leave
that does high and strong grounds
think the outrage perpetrated upon national faith by
the repeal of the Missouri compromise demanded.
Very truly, yours, &c.
LEWIS D. CAMPBELL
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-06-24

THE METHODIST CHURCH SoUrH-The following is the
section recently e1punged by the Southern Conference
the Methodist Church from the Church discipline
"OF SLAvERY-What shall be done for the extirpaton
Of the evil of slavery?
"Ans. We declare that are as much as ever con-
WINGED Of the great evil Of slavery therefore slave
holder shall be eligible to any official station in any
church hereafter where the laws in the State in which
he lives will admit Of emancipation, and permit the libe
rated slave to enjoy freedom.
so. When any travelling preacher becomes an owner
of slave slaves by any MEANS he shall forfeit his
ministerial character in church. unless he execute if
it be practicable, legal emancipation Of such slaves
conformaby to the laws of the State in which he lives
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VERDICT FOR MURDER KEYTUcKY.-In December
last Charles Gushing murdered in Lexington by VIM
Wegert the offence that provoked the fatal shot being
slight offence to the assaants wife. On the 10Th in
the prisoner who had lain in prison from that time
brought out for trial, and convicted Of murder IN
Ms first degree! Gushing kept confectionery, which the
wife of the prisoner entered in the dusk of the evening"
in the presence of sever witnesses, for purchase
Cushing mstook her for Another person. placed his hand
on her shoulder saying How you prettyP" In an
instant he discovered his mistake and apoogzed bat the
lady left in rage and after her husband and she
returned the shop, when the unfortunate young
was shot down in his tracks - Cincinnati Enquirer.
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MIsTAKING THE MAGNOLIA FOR CABBAaEs.-Last week
party of German emigrants ashore from boat on
the Mississippi river and gathered large quantities Of
the leaves and flowers from the magnolia trees which
they took board, boiled and ate from the effects of
which one man died and four others dying.
They had leaves of the magnolia for cabbages
supposng that in this fertile country cabbage grew Wild
and from sixty to seventy feet high does the magnolia
on the coast The leaves Of the magnolia resemble those
Of the cabbage, but are poisonous.
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shire Superior Court its late term held at Concord
heard arguments in eghtythree divorce suits Thirty
three OF the applications granted denied and
the decision OF forty reserved The Superior Court
Of Rhode Island at its last term, had seventy three SINH
lar before it, Of which forytwo received judgment
Of divorce four denied three settled and the
mainder continued for consideration.
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MoUsrAcHEs IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND-A sensation
almost amounting to panic recently spread among the
employees Of the Bank Of England caused by arbitrary
order from the Governor directing them shave off their
meustaches send in their designations Many the
pretexts of oohache weak eyes, &c. in order to
the keen edge Of the and the indignation of the
overseer but the advocates of the movement
PEELED to submit and they present "barefaced
appearance Of the other subornates in any Of
the metropolitan public establishments.
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FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1854.
IN SENATE.

The PRESIDENT of the Senate laid before the body
communication from the Secretary of the Treasury made
in compliance with resolution Of the 18th instant call
ing for copies of ell quarterly other accounts Of the
expenditures of the Mint at Philadelphia since sd March
1853 together with the charged depostors for
refining parting wastage, or other charges, sc.
The expenditures of the Mint since March g.
1858, for oficers, clerks, aborers incidental and
contingent expenses and repairs, have S67 50
The aggregate amount of charges On deposites of
gold buoa for coinage 1888 Sc
Ditto on silver parted from gold for benefit of the
1885 50
Charges deposes Of silver bullion for coinage 324 81
...'. $2.35s3 rs
This being private bill day. the Senate proceeded to the
consideration of the bill for the relief OF the claimants
Of the private armed brig Gen. Armstrong which bill
deliberately argued by Messrs. SLIDELL, CLAYTON,
SEWARD, BAYARD, BELL, and others, supporting the
bill, and Messrs TooMBS, PRATT, CHASE, and others
opposing when the question taken on ordering
bill to be engrossed and decided in the negative fol-
lows: ...... -...
INSTRUMENTATION, Bayard, Bell, Brown Clayton,
Dodge of Iowa, Foote, Gwin James, Petit Seward and
SNdeil--I2. ..."..t -s
NArs-Messrs. Allen Chase, Dawson, Dixon, Dodge of
Wisconsin, Fessenden Fitzpatrick Geyer Gillette, Hanln,
Pratt Rockwell Stuart Sumner Thompson of kentucky,
Toombs, Toucey, Wade, Walker aud Williams-2l.
And, on motion, the Senate adjourned to Monday.
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CULTURE OF TOBACCO ALGERIA-It appears from
report recently made Louis Napoleon the situation
of Algeria that the cultivation of tobacco has increased
within the year from 095 hectares he hecare is lit
tie than acres 2277, having thus than
doubled and that in addition the tobacco Of Algeria is
remarkable for its superior quality
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TPUBLIC-No. 26.1

~ - PUBLIC-No. 70.
AN ACT to authorize the selection of school districts in
lieu of the sixteenth sections within the twelve miles
square reservation, State Of Alabama.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States Of America Congress assembled, That
the school commissioners of township six SOUTH range
east townships five and six SOUTH range two east
and townships five and six SOUTH range three east Hunts
thorzed select respectively by legal subdivisions
from any Of the surveyed public lands the quantity
may be, contained in the sixteenth sections Of
said townships within the twelve miles square
ton which selections, upon being approved by the Sec
rotary of the Interior shall be holden by the tenure
and upon the terms for the support of schools in
such townships the sections numbered sixteen within
the said reservation, would have been had not treaty
stipulation made other disposition thereof.
Approved, June %, 1854.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-08
DENITENruAnY OF VIRGINIA

~ A. nF.rtnr n
at thi. Institution there and AZ th- ky,,'. ST.,
No Pearl street Richmond Va. folo-n, .r,iei,.
best article BLACK Kpsse. due and eo,r,-
wom.n'' children.' Servants. shoe, Of superior a,
Machine Bands. rre Buckets and Hose
biarssmiihs Bellows: Mattresses
striped con Cloths Tsnt,. Tdgon aad CDuer, K,,s>,.
AMI L'"p,k's superior artici- ~ '
-'or ,t S,,.i 1r, various patterns, M.ehn. Chair.
",nish; Nails. Spikes and Bolts >'''''
n.I9ss C,rt, Drays and Wi>rrror. Wardrobe, Ma,
Harr vw . superior quality ,de Of D.. yr,nsh
OF r-psrd other ioo on ,hort nse n
'"'' 'Puhet"s. eostorsrs only on short tine.
BROHUESl BROGUES,i
1000 pair superior City Made sale At The
'Ay sto on Pearl street Merchant whom liberal liz.
SQUAT viii be made and all TO buy ar. iny -,
call ami anime stock. Nv '"''A ~
attend JiSrs li;s'sSfsp; sfo81s og8r1Rsp'y
ok --sn Agent aud sorss eep.r Va. Peui,tn,iary
a :Muc M tLTtHaL BOOks.By rsany popular az,hor, be.
Ie' a.rye sssortment a. sesoo,
C,sea and Miscellaneous Works. sale low at la Main
ton. toc3il J. Vs. RASpoIpW
EiAM & TOORE, Cary Street, nd Joining Coz
IL iumbinn Eotsl, have In store for sale:
10 x-s sperm, Ada ln,nt1-, .nd railo- C.ndIe,
o. ,nrPshtine aad TAH:y Soaps
7p keys Sals from 2 dy to % dy.
~ bbs Whiskey, common and superior
70 bbis Picking yineg.r
Il" p.stags, 30: Maetsrei, aaa Halifax Herring,
40 packages Green AMI Black Teas, some superior
~ boxes kio, Java and LNglayra Coffee
stli. sulithaed and Western Bacon
Lard; Mustard. Rice; Ch.ring and Smoking Tobacco
Cigirs; Wines And Liquors
sLoe Bia-kiug; Matches; Wrapping
Cotton Yarns; Yoot Mats; Broota.; BaeEety rsb,
Demiohn Spices of all kinds various other thin p,
usually kept in our line. 's'
W. si give particular attention to all cun,ry p,,..
consEned TO s.is
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rrrrl.,nrl.pHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW FANCY GOODS. Nc.

VN CLEAN 30. 90 South Fourth STREET, Phil. del
w Plit, offers TO Western Southern
Dealers generally complete ia
selected by hts in tie priciJdi Eu'o~,rn is during t
past sumnrr Anl embracing novelties
never before brought to this Market which very
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pr; ~ :, JGIlNsTON. !! I'M

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
" HERE be obtained the speedy .nI ,,r
w ''' In the sEe&xT si;,e ssi :" DISEASES
Ps-s r;!? t9raa. In s
those arising from tr.r.is ss.T .s .sn .,
dsr Marriage inpobr In both BODY and
YOUNG MEN,
sso have sesS%s The victim, Of Solitary . .
aa q ysT1E Sss OF the
nss With the aunder Of list
'lfi,nE rs e.l vim ss'''S'
Of phy,e. should Dr. and be re-
.Gt, ron 0nfisk NO sorry ERkDkRfcK STRICT
PARTICULAR in oS.s'Dr NAME and sGabsR or sou Vi.
'131 ia5 2Ia 20 Ss 4%o E& s4Hgf 1AOr IN
.,. SG.s.,DI NJ. !sSs:,ss Ssf: DWELLING
Se III. ny ssssvs p,sees 'h,
','''' br. jo.iS.7FosN TO- .'
mo- : ts.s s
fp ha. sf .a%. ot Of lSS, sSs
ss a, ., & acre ever .no.n troubled with
,1S Alarmed a, sudden sounds AID Iahn.,
cured Immediately. VI --''' 's'<
S Ps .n aas b.
from ,pgyiag to those who rs,pee.S,y
hoI! disease make slr apeaate such a. ucsra,ed
mes, sight, ,n bone. and ar,n, soeh.
esx 'sf i.,s and with
m In and the victim ,h, awful horrid object
o. III death puts Pe'od to his dreadful
'h.fsore Dr JOHNSTON pledges haselfto
n L s a. seefe,y and on his extensive practice
ID az ahn assrea he eaaeonhdenty re-
ho,a IL n lancholy fact that
i% tesS s ps.sh Ta
% @ % ana shs. send the unTr1aate --.' to
Arrcion. Of the Bi.dier
en .ae es,:enee OF 1hieh . gersily pereeptble by
hsrehnes Of Digestive oan,, Dy.pp,s
Of
,, ), Tnlr r.r,ien'ar Notiee
@ no nav. injured thr,eiyes by aeertan prae,iee In
.ho-s q snsh are slightly %y & sf e9en e9@
ah no, eGred renders tnAFrsIe impossible, and
Wb.t nit oi., % 1h., = asn @ Uo,s. W. a., , ,,,.
ashs OF ~: parents sSnld be snateed from Al prospects
o. Mature and certain habit persons
'"P'Au"s >,,
,hou,a raj -, h,, ,.., 'hI'nsr.
sorni raind and body srehe necesssry
journey through life esIr @ s,s
P.1 and hsd s hs MELANCHOLY hAppnes,
Dr. Aasr.,,., vsS"" s"n.,n',"aa III ~ a, r,rsil,,,
by nryate and anu al VINO themselves
Tns,t q Se melancholy eject, produced by
Pam, in ,s yo1in VIZ. Msasne,s OF che BACK snd Limbs:
paon Heart: Dy.p"pa SerSou, iTrS,r
Digestive FuneIion, G.n-r.I n.h;,v
Consumption. .Ge. "' s'"P''Hs oi
-,, Mentally.
Aeuory Conhusion OF Iie, prnrc,~on T sDI,i, II,
dings Aversion Society SELF Dsrust Love OF soirude Tnii
Of health Losing their vsOr besonns .eaS pale
and sm,ei.sd .sd have singular about eyes
Oh hO" hs.py have hu.drd, misguided r.d.
Of those terrific result from indi,efeon
JohNsToNs iNSlGORAIlSG REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAK
pv,,,,.,..,.,,,u.,SE nv Mss;