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paren unp t6 nabe Dirseinen 0pr1b[oo !!
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in ftdern 9apjeten lieoelt baben, it INNER
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fam man iie io9leieb III G5eloe modem mo
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PIE reiden fir pa8 ta9idye 2tben bin, bis
9ll etlt wleeer llfueS @slp pctrientabalt.
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tcPlen, aIP S6 batte ielbifeiuise nOtbwenoioe
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llnp oann, nidH pabrJ bann fam Der
Sracer Garl mlO ltobt Dir pa8 9lnoere? j7i.
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iptlll9 babe ib ibm breibunpert @nIpen aes
9eDen uno i6 bab'S germ setban, oenn er
mar y gar 9rpBer glotb uno 9lnsf, Gr
welnte llno ]ammerte, unp bate feline Stelle
oerlleren mlillel1, weiIn ct pa5 @elo nidlt
perDellNanf, fS mar allo meine NAitbt, al8
rfoll9er Srnoer9a. 55reuno ibm su belfen, ii.
lelne @Dre, Uelde9 ia AUDI Die mtine ilf,
rein 81 erbaIten. Js sa 9li asaq9pH a.si. &
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
8eadltet TpIaenSes bet 3eitel..

Ger lnoladlic, meler NIT cbi9en ebcIn bebafe 1T hhE&
fne eriarcnen IrSt puoet onr melen er nt nur
bon ieinn Sdmerse bre rro, icnoern eente aud tcfd-
bat ene 6raten iebr b9e &eennS moden wdbrcnb
er in BEN E6en Die Gbnlptpn @ epaS in eaS Spte
einaerle peer bic Rrotbet weiier @ 99rit Bat S
ner nett sr6Beren &enn9 berei9t it, 8eren9in9cn cber
tcnrcS" rerbsn mad ener BON Dr. s. Smith aufse-
hrlbneu 8ebanSluneSmeie in pei9en Ea9en pbn Sdmsen
Doer uccureniene fit ben Yaticnen 9cbeIt 5n9e gara
hrt Or g. .. emb hob feline Gnnbune Der "retbra" u.
No. n@cres" behalo werben pcbir5 10 oft Sbarlaone
bic rauri9ften Sol9en berbeifntren.
Sunae 9eute un6 Nle tre6e ieminnler Sdndbe eben
en @ be 3etn melceu, wcour e cielen nler nRe ercke
lutoIten aipareit. l4}t. @3A 51t
Or G. g. Smitb BAT bur9 bic sldGe Sur obser Srantbei-
ten arBBere 8erbmt6t ais 96 Elm aberer Nst tn Inera
ana Gr telt bas beI in ben IHpier9ieu BON @o aus nb
eibt Contribution ibre urprnn9ie 6ro wber tnoem er nr
Wertlr unb alen nlcvaii9en ten IN cner bequm hiben
Wue bertet nh fam int @n pber Yipdtbauie pber f ber
Gei unbenlertt ilnb cbne Gt6rt9 in @ddn ou Derraen,
aellpnren merben. M heise gutSnol n9etreten lit,
mrb eine ginbrdntung cer 9cben8wee nctbwenot9.
Ntdb een 6rantbeen SeS webdeu @eIlebts bat or. s. 3.
Smtb felt 9teibe abren ieine boneere Imeramt
aCpibm une psrTprit alen 2ebenben et beienbe Chr.
Or. g. g. Smith'S Rrdpenace ir rauen totn man an cbt
gem Eldbe crbaI. Die Nlebisn lit gut b prbe tnlerbaIb
Sabren oSerolbentli oiel oaoc 9braudbt. YS $5. Bet
onen pelde Baltimore tfsnt pobne tbien mad 9auer
Nnaabe Der Gpmpcuie Or g. 3. Gnitb npprtDireten BreR
cen unO bic Webi0n na rsenb tinsm Stee hes SanSeS
eeibidt erbaen.
Qe @ura0en bleBen Itres priSam. n Der Office aS ie-
parate 3nrner CUR DispOfition Der patienten.
Ofen bon 1lbr aROr9eus bis Ilbr Ibenbs.
1a4&<>5g @r. 8. 8. Gmitb,
Sa30-s Rc. IL Sle-6rebertRr. SaItimcp.
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SPupHder Sekwder SraBenreni9er 2dmpenpuser &c.
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Sfneutrr eneS Der eren @peaien Der Ser tad-
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
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9e9ritnoet 3ur l1nterbrudlng Der 2uddialbetet.
Der etn3i9e plab, tDp cine 0etlun9 erlan8t
tperOen tattlt. ,919I s.
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Retn 9nedlflber, oa5 eltere @e(uaDbeit DCla
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

Gerla bes 1ebatns @erIrruns Der Sheen sbrdtbeit be
@etiesfrdfs bS Mbnanee Abneisne per ber Gepal4aft
Sudt na3 Gnldmte WiiBtrauen eesea f ebf 8ur@tlaet
&c. fnb einiee ter ibiimmet TplBeit - w ~ 7'5l
SOa gerpnen esen Alters t6anen es beart9een
aus reler Hrae tbre @unbbeit nbt e ibre Iraft per
lerrn bwa tae erpOs unp ateebrt werten bem lie eine
etgentblmle GriHetnne bic AuSen 9uen Mn6 bic YIN
iet6en ber Mussebruna babeM sf1I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
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Bic @ bar tetmlt6e 2aier eeftwdG bdoen Bic Fe 70 Oft Spn
blen Qeuten pber IN b Sdue rue unb beren Ursen e d
ndttltb piirsH islba TN 96la Sur gOuupnen bic wenn
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sbts Saee bag sta uaser Wtau Se 9onnne nes qanees
Qebens rsSertn erben ca eur bic 8psen ener Nbrrune
pom Yase Der glaur SOlte Yerrea maea bvpr e entre.
ten In bic a4 - fr.6f} 1854 9D4a9 HNbgll slI1 al
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

BHe6eub eneber In ene 5000 4uabrat6ug erDBn garten
p6 sren Ereitfe au @eieafaoftsoampfi9e erbe je
a Ser gdb III eren Sertauftea 1000 Scts bet9e9ben
Ser In Der @ntptfns besrtfne Snbrtdplan letbet bur
rr fene gentrddttguRs irnbern mug burH Ausubrune
Cbaen SaenpldueS er ietre gdnse get6ti9e erlaHgen
dbrfdnen r6e bre @tdbltements mad @gg Sdrbrr Gttp
n erben dbaeeEen sntsn Gage 5wtden gtpres uo
$50 burf Hberale 8egunsuns Settens 6er @eelaft Be-
Qamgbets per6e unentsdad ausp8eben unb natsrs gta
Rei9sS s. S6mtbt, Nsent
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OInnLiidier Snrafln1terridlt.

0puuerf9o Ben 81. Oft, QbenbS lbr peree i'd etaen
s Rius sur prattteu srnbleu GrlernnnS Der en9ll-
den Sprade er6iner. n. -, 90
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pcnatlid, i'm 2prou8 Sablb0r. @ 6rep, ~
0f2Is SO, 81 q. @aDin., Der 3ion8trde 9e9enleer
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QSSebiel
0i0encr N3eerD 1T O5DlOes ipertb
(sInceIfer QanGaut, uu0 GtaOt. Geielli6aft.

S bem Gncldelun989a8 Der Nneolng 10 mlr papim 9tz
In9 len rerfbSoaen ur6 6tefn 3bel bes Stdbsebtees
m 1o drBrr Sits In ben Srets Der 8erbeerung 81 ehe
un6 QSts i'm Safen6ee Stabt benz fir bas ere 9auienb
p m frberen Gr6Fe bpu 40 Bis $50 8u nnb mOnaen @tn-
bnaeu ppu S. 6eie 8eebs In better 6prm edrdntrt Die
SnaroPifd6ns tes 6tdbtttettS til rprbl SCn bIen
SntereR r bic Tdrmtet6runs ais aud gtee @ewebtreen6t
@ branse Dpds gBberften uno tpte et
1ter sur Serfeuua neuer reeelmdBiser 0erbnbune nit
09pr nb 8gfpn reroet aus unb dbreno ber Gnrdelung
fees plaueB spr Der @lnft eebau no bic MusfnbruR9
.4G Sth6f Ipden
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27
8elpnoers su bea9Rn /

Dr. SpbnHpn betnaen Denen feline 5lfe an freld6e M bur
icl6e 9ebee uatrrIte e unb RSrper serSrenbe fur
bic rbett bic @sea&aft anb bic @pe adpts aenbe 9aer
Defdmdbt baben. ra.4..a &C.,
Sr n6 cins ter trnttsn b basenSrertben 5pleen Ser
ruben Gepp9nbetten bee Qafers Sdwde I'm Rdden lit
ben @ltebern Smerjen tRppf Swde bes geG9ts 8erluf
ber Wlusteltraft 9erJflppn nerDDfe lmrub Ma9cnGmd
nnrbnung Der @erbauunss SrBane auseuene GntfrauRa
Sunptcme ter Sdwinbl1cbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

tebnien bae etn 8eber @ei unb Elm oeSer RSrper BITE
Hprenb efen @rfcrbernie r eelten @dtigfeit nh Sa,
rtne bele wrb be &ee bes 2ebens r traursn Ysrf br
Die AnSen nes 9ebenS Derfnern d uurt nno bic Seele
rrp er8en BON Wer5wetHun8 unb nelabptften Brahtun
esn bab pns e Trenbn, peGe AnSee senern Serweteer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-27

Die Siele EduR6e eIe dbreb ber les eten3ebn Sabre
n eeer anfalt tarrt wareen GS b ens ridttser pub-
1rer Sperdttcne reibe DR. chpn duSfubrte une eenen
bic unb SieIe dneere 9cren berObne
mpuDn tas Ynbu wiecrbren Wlalen unterrtet rurbe
nb enbli6 n Oaf als GGrenann In Be;ue au gtarater
@ewi1eabafsett ne fir 2etbnbe cine Rtnrsenb @epdtr-
Ietfuna.
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u@efabrlifhe &ranfbeit. 1.

gnn ter rreseete unb unfluse aneer tes 2aers aus-
genpmen bat CeeAiebt s bdufg eaB etn nnet9eS amB
fu peer bte Gurt Dp @ntbedu8 tbn abGref it'd ee Su
SssS sai & @ ge e. stS Srsr Grens 1 aO
SbptUme beieS lbredliGen uebels re g. en NIT 6edw-
rem entsanbeter 9as ele b6 @a SSers in bn Op uaS
III Ben @Iisbrn abna8me Ses Ge9teS TSubbeit ansra
ner pa GnCte ben Beten uto Mren Simmer In @e-
% f .ns an Is Ssa 81 ~ s4 s 5 @ S s s
Der 9aaneI anS BITE gaieatnp4en etna has br Der -
s Fsffs sas sfs g ns
ieem saaos ertast sra naase tslE @eisnSer
3rqnt6e sum 9pfsr aen inJSls pernsefbdli&feit lau
snNsT gsaber gsl9s Sard anptasns sues tSStlsa
q tn ftn elenees Daen perpaneelm l98 N H8s5 14l 1t
% Selpnoers Su bea1tfn ii.geiafgaQuB
Or. SptnRrr betaaen Denen ne Salfe an neIe It'd Sur
iclAe 9ebee uatrIte e un6 86rper serNSrenbe fur
6te rbett bic fe1&aft ahb bic Gpe fdpiS iaenbe 2aer
r aO eints Der traursn b basensfpert6e 5ploea Der
ruben GepOtnbetten bee Qafers Sdpde I'm Jldden nb lit
ser asera Sep psrD5s aS Gss YSs SssS
1nOrSaans Der gsrSaaunss- -SrSaae aasemene Gnttrams
Symphonic ber S4wtnRia9t :
.2 Getitis:
Die rrdlt&en gDrfuuoen bes 9aers nS eEr ,u far6ten
gerlu eba8nis gsrpirruns Der Sheen soeadt6ett se
6ut mad Gnamtet DiBtrauen oesea iG sbt 8arStlaast
&aasnSe sOa gepnen eben Aers tSnnen ieB beartbeen
lteren bwa haB rerp0s unc GD9et werben bem e etne
et8etbImlte GriHetnune Die Ausen uen unb 6ie Mu-
jet4ea ber Ausse9rnns Dabeu
iI41tHH9 Sunoe 9eute, @
6ie b btrG teme 2afer se&wdG tdocn, Bic e 70 oft prn
b9 euten pher IN Der ule lerne unb beren Upsen e d
ndhtlh plren ebf I'm S6afe bur6 Ypuutpnen, bie
ansebst bte @es unte4 maiden anb 6rper nO Self IerfS-
gDe 6base bag Elm iuiser Mann bic pTrune enes eanoes
Ser Qeblina euer Gler bon aen MSdfer inns Tre6en bs
2eteas Ds9e werben oa Sur bic 8oIseu tne Mbirruas
ten In bic af4 "a Hfvtf3 ie4f3r4agg H 6li sllL ga
Hbe
s6345l1l sslltg ~ i-J@ - att@
tebnfe haS tn eeiunber @ei nnb Elm eenber aSrper BITE
upbpenbi ofen @rfctberut1e sur eben @lIdse inb Sa
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17

If you wish your idea to expand, do
not let the whole process of expansion
take place in your own writing or CONVEX
SatiOn; leave part Of it for the mind Of
your hearer or reader. r
- Worldly happincSs--A glittcring
false diamond, placed upon the top Of
smooth creased pole, which oil try to
climb and secure.
"A rural editor was recently married,
and previous to starting on his wedding
tour, promised his readers that he would
give them minute detail of ALL lie SAW
AND DID," No doubt there will be call
for largo extra edition of bis paper.
Why do men who are abont to fight
= duel generally choose q FIELD for the
place Of action For the purpose of al
lowing the ball to CRAZE.
"Nigger, / wants to ak you ono Of
dem thunderums. ''Well, Sam, perceed. ="
Why am q niger, after enting salt fish,
like celebrated poet?" "Do no, less b.
kaSe, be kase-" "Well kase, what b."
"Why kasc he's Dry-den4"
- An advocate having lately gained a
suit for poor young lady, she remarked,
81 have nothing to pay you with, sir, but
my heart" Hand it over to the clerk,
If you please. wish no fec for myself"
be replied.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17
THE EYES, THE EYES!

,,,,.,.< DR. p. n. PARDEE, OcuIist.-
- After y prOtracted blindness nf
- more than Ave years DIR. PAR
~ - DEE has made himself thor
oughIy aud SCIENTIFICALLY ac-
Z[<JIi:\N\,\ quainted with all diseases Of the
Hvr aud has now been in prIrtice eight In San
Francisco With success that not be surpassed
IN any part II the United States and for proof Of
this he will substantate by eases that have been
cured nv him after having exhausted the skill OF all
the eminent OculsiS in the cities of Boston, PhlA
drIIlia and New York. Dir. r. wholly objects to the
use VI caustc. blue stone keeping the patient i'll
dark room dieting blistering. ouPpng-thc blue p
at night and sails in the morning, etc, etc. DR
PARDEE has al.O been remarkably successful IN the
treatment Of Rheumatism, Neuralgia. and all pains
about the head and the frequent calls that he has
for his Rheumatic mixture from all parts of this
coast with the many testimonials II positive prnoi
Of its efficacy; and To prevent answering many In
quires by letter he will state that 1t can be sent 70
any part " the State or coast and each bottle WIZ
be accompanied with full directions and receipt
for linimrnt, magical In its effects over PAM
ingredients ~ which can bc procured anywhrrr-
price, $40. The ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by Dr.
r. have all the natural movements oI the real eye
and cannot be detected even hv close tnsnsci.n.
Address DIR. E. n. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California.
OFFICE-No. 2lI Clay street, opposite the Plaza
Hotel. au="om'IS"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERR0RS.-lt is related
that printers widow in Germany, while
an edition Of the Bible was being printed
at her establishment, altered that sentence
Of subjugation to her husband pronounced
on Eve in Genesis, so that instead of read.
ing "he shall be thy Lord" it said "he
shall he thy fool" Copies Of this edition
were bought up at enormous prices.
During high party times in New lamp.
shire, the paper Of one party boosted that
1.-THE oracle Of the day
Carries the sway"
The printers devil Of the rival establish
ment gained access to the Office by the
roof and altered the last word, so that it
read, "The oracle Of the day carries the
swag."
At the meeting Of the American Scien-
tific Association in Providence. the friends
Of the Rev. DIR. Wayland were surprised
to read an account in the papers that after
one Of the evening sessions the Doctor
gave a "billiard party" The types
should have pronounced it "6rilliant
party"
There was an edition Of the Bible print
ed in England in which the important
word not" was omitted in the seventh
commandment. Bibles were once printed
which affirmed that call Scripture was
profitable to destruction" 4 paper called
National politics and public morals, Ma
tional politics and Quebec morals" In
speaking Of Russian loan Of thirty thou
rand rOubles the types affirmed that ''thc
Russian Government had advertised for
loan Of thirty thousand troubles"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17

CHILDREN IL MAYsvLLE.---Thc late
school census Of Marysvillc, gives the fol-
lowing statistics 1.-THE nGmbcr of white
children between the ages Of four and
eighteen, is 657; number under fourteen,
3lG. Number OF boys, 454; girls, $40.
Total number Of white children, 073.-
leaf and dumb, none. Colored children,
20; Chinese. 10; Indian children living
with white families, 4. Srotal number Of
children, 1907.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17

DrTcnxAx-" Good mornin', Patrick,
how you duz!"
Irishnan-" Top o the mornin' to ycz,
Hans. Think yen get rain to-day 2"
Dutchman-"I guess not-vc never
had much rain in very dry dime"
Irishman--"Fnith, an ye're right there,
Hans; and thin, whcniver it gets in the
way O. rainin' divil bit Of dry weather
will We git as long as the wet spell houlds. 4"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17
ThAnkfulness the Incentive TO Grati.ude.


Tho nndeTsigned de.r',n. ~ arr> IntirV thesv ~
IN AZ l- nfor;nHate ensHs.. 81. - sinAtlS Sfa.. Sd.
ul"r' permanent Trii'f ~ tir : s1H-Sngs MAJ lee
obtained. f~-ls II bis duty Ia TIM. fuuhlslv Hrg~ss Lts
most since r. gratitude {" ~ .. J. CIsILsS k,s tie
= rmanrn' recovery 81 !. h+aiih. h.ft. Sn ~
III" distressing 'yMIi' H's ~ Ient to 'kS t..S
practices ~ unrontFollahl' ..n Ia yauti H. mr., &c.
I'd IN h.iy and r'inh. a:aHl~ :" I-vsTN- ven the
m"s' tritlihR iuty hnI.oNei he daily aV~cAtihu
81 life. Sr"Rlh the aJSice of mahV physEian. UI,,
~ hFs regarded MY his' Of tF'hiIg iuIVtah,-
but Alis' Af'F . frU W-rks, and In SEVERAL Ia.
stances, month";. Of their trr Atnrui, found Ia nv
uiu',rah. horror that instead ~ r-IirI the .yn -
tom' brrsrr morr alSFnine IN u riF I~VIngr All,
brn told by H. At my Lis~A.e -inR pti,,ri,.sNv
c"ndEed Ia thu hvaIn, m~iiriHrs UouLi hr ri IMIle
consequence. dcsparcd IL ever rrRAining NV
health. ~ nr'h and ~nrTEy; sud As . lad re."r'
and uilh but faint h"Ts~, called ui-'n ~ CIAptar,
Sh". amer Examining I.vrScTibeh snH1t n,rI.
ei"e Uhirh sHoh instantly relieved me Of the dnn
pain and dfEHin"ss in ny hr~A. Hn-ouT aged hy tbs
result resolved TO place Mysrlf Immediately under
his care and by strict ob-dener ." all hs dire.
tons and advice. my head hecARt~ rlraF. nv LIras
collected. the constant pain h MY back and RYn,,s
the weakness "fmy limbs the hrrv"u. reaclIou Of ny
whole body on the siiRhtrst siarn oT rXriIen. ut
III" msanilT"py and evil f,rshoIinRs; the SsIfLis.
trust aud want Of e"nod-nct others the incapable
y Ia study and want ~ resolution the frighfu ex
citing and Al tImes pleaslrahlr dreams at GiRli,
h''i"u-d ny involuntary discharges, have at d.aP-
PeAred and IN fact To- two n.'ntli. amer ha ving co
snltcd the Doc,"r, felt as Hin,rred BY Rsw life
tbs, life which, hot . SHIRT time ago, confirm.
plated TO end BY INV oWn hand.
"nh view I" guard the unfortunate from fall.
ing INT" The Snarcs of incompetent uuAeks, deem
u my duty &" oneT this tesiimonV to the merit and
Ahl OF oE. CEArkay, and recommend hiaa tn aIi
Who may stand in need Of medical advice, heihE
assured by my own experience, that once und.T
frci-d Rr HiII MOck
siAte 81 California, county ofsau Yranci.co.-SLh.
,crii,sd aud worn to before me, this 18th day of
(siynej) JOmA MInDLI Tux. I = Notary Public
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat. (Placerville, El Dorado Co. [Calif.]) 1860-1860, 1860-11-17
Tho Greatest DtsSsorsrr ~ the ACe-GreGf Bee.
sing to NGHkiSd--INnOcenS 6Ws ROteRt.

The Greatest DisIOrsrr ~ the Ace-Gre0f Res--
sing to NdHktSd--JNROceRS, bWt FOteRt.
DR.. L. J. CzAPKAY's ProphllActlcum, (Self-dsIn- =.
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and Syphiltic diseases, and an unsurpassed remedy
Tor gu veneTeal ecrOfolnus, GanerenOus and Cancer
Gus Ulcers, PGtid Discharges from Vagina, UteTus
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Gonorrh@al diseases. Harmless In ITSELF Il possess
es the power OF chemically destroying the eyphilitic
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