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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Tie negro Question in the
Cabinet.

The report Of Dir. Cameron, the Score
taryAof War, discloses the fact that tie
C4binet are at variance on the slavery
question.
The variance is in regard to the disposi>
ton 20 be madeof the slaves in the regions
that may be or may haye,been subdued by
our arms. The report Of Mr. Cameron en-
dorses the sentiments of John Cuchrane's
famous speech. he is in favor Of the
emancipation of the slaves. in the rebel
States, aud of putting arms in their hands
asa means of putting down the rebellion.
His report urges upon Congress the adop
ton of this policy.
The President is opposed to the Coch.
rane-CamerOn policy. Ee does not be-
lieve the cause Of the Union can be pro-
NOTED by calling the negroes to our assist
ance. Therefore, he has issued an order
striking out that portion Of Mr.. Cameron's
report in reference TO the emancipation and
arniing of the slaves.
Thus we have briefly stated the differ.
ances between the President and the Sec
tary of War The former has taken upon
himself the responsibility Of snubbing the
Abolition scheme Of the latter, and hence
we may l1ok for warm times in the Cabinet
thereafter. Secretary Cameron is looking
forward to the next Presidency and hopes
4 Al
strength Of the country to has favor. Ifhe
could be made President 90 the retirement
of Mr.. Lincoln. iis would he willing tore
commend any policy however destructive
aud ruiaous to the country. He has proved
himself dangerous man, and the sooner
Mr.. Lincoln displaces him the better.
The entire conservative element OF til,
country will sustain the President in hi
recent dealings with his ambitious Score
iary. His modification of the report of thu
latter will have the most salutary effec
upon the country. The true friends of TIL
Union will rejoice to learn that the presi
dent is no AUclitionist And the loya
men Of the border States have the pledg
that the war is not O war for the destrue
ton of ore Of their domestic institutions
but for the SUPPRESSION Of the rebellion an,
preservation of the Union.
1t is said that Generals Mcclellan, Hal
leck, Dix, Sherman, and others of cur mos
mert0riuus officers, wonld have resigne
bad the President endorsed Mr.. Cameron
extreme notions on the slavery question =
Let Congress learn lesson from this. w
trust that the recent declared position I
the President on that question will caus
that body to deal with the subject in
manner that will not double the horrors {
the war; for no sane man can deny but tina
the emancipation and arming of the slave
: would be attended with the most disastrou
consequences. 80.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
simon Cameron ana
VILE JOurno, Louls

Simon Cameron mhde
Geo. ID. Printiss banquet e;vIp .eeh At u.
Forney the other day. in Sh; :s y cOloo.i
ABOUT armlng the negroes in ease ~ d; altsi
ergoncy, and was very strong IN ~; ee 70
Pllmen;s to Mr.. Preniiss and tb b. ms nl' sos-
Journal Simon spoke of the thouls'il.
that great paper" Now atS.. soErRal 4,
per" few days before bad SAD gfss, "a,
endorsement Of John Cochfans'. " SlnOa.
such Infinite faulty 4 a -, speseh:
able" MS insus.,
And the Journal of yestera,r
of the very speech in which ca!' speatia,
Pil@sn.sd u 80 ,ehemently, pro So CO.
him disqualified for his position , .as
upon President to DO the COUNT ana eaH,
and remove him. That great ps,: !G,t'.
." For ourselves, howeye,
slst the opinion that Secr.sr, I q n
eHectually killed of Fremont ~ .Sansfos,
cation Of Gen. Thomas priyaS s p7hk,
now resoiutely bent on wiauinr n
rifoe OF his own Convictions ~ @s sis
which Fremont held in the fss,. .9e Es,s
siayery. The place Of hero to the 40, ,ae All
rer5 men is certainly vacant at mi. , .aa
and u Secretary Cameron is no, I = ssei
tor It we know not who is or a, ~ S.s'lis
the Secretary can be aiming. B. ~. -
may, the time has unquestionaII. us s't
when Mr. Cameron should be ca.,. sr'l1s!!
retire from the cabinet. His rss;l't I
1t longer will prove disgrace "a :.
minis.ration and sore evil to The Ct -. =
Let his head follow Fremnn,'s 01oIif
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Convention between the State
OF Missouri and the Govern
nsent of the Confederate

| " heTeds. It's tile common desire of the
! States of Missouri and the Confederate
| States of America that said State should
! become Il member of the Confederacy and
Whereas, The plishment of their
purpose g now prevented by an armed inva-
| sion OF the territory Of SAID State by the
| United States and
! WhcredS, The interests Of both demand
| that they should make common cause in til q
war waged by the United States against the
liberties Of both;
| Now, therefore, for these most desirable
! objects, the Executive power the State Of
| Missouri has conferred full powers on Ed
! ward Darlington Cabell and Thomas L.
| Snea' and the President Of the Confederate
/ States OF America on r. NJ. Il. Hunter, their
Secretary u State, who, after having ex-
chansed their said full powers in due aud
proper fern, have agreed to the foAJwius,
articles:
Article The State of Missouri shall he
admitted into said Confederncy On an equal
! footing with the other States composing the
same, On the fulh lmeut the conditions set
forth IN the sec nj section Of the act Of Com
| gress OF the Confederate States. entitled
''An act to aid the State Of Missouri in re-
pellrnS invasion by the United States, and to
authorize tue admission Of said State as a
member cfthe Confederate States Of Amer
lea, end fer other purposes" approved
August Both, 1861
1rt 2 Until said State Of Missouri shall
| become member IF said Ccnfcderacy, the
whole military force. material of war. and
military operations offensive ana defensive
Of said State, shall! be unfer the chief con
tr2l and direction Of the President of the
Confederate States, upon the same basis.
nrirciIles and footing a. if said State were
n}w, ana during The interval, member of
said Ccn'e7erdcy the said force together
with that Of he Confederate States, to he
employed for their common defence
AH ,. The State Of Missouri viii, when
ever She bee mes member Of said CanGed-
erncy, III over t. the said Confederate
States all the public property naval stores
an1 muniti ms Of war, Of which she NAV
then be in possession, acquired from the
United States excepting the public lands).
on the same terms and in the same manner
as the other States Of said Ccnrederacy have
demo IN like cases.
art 4. All expenditures for the prosecu-
tion OF the existing war, incurred by the
State Of Missouri from and after the date Of
the sign ng Of this convention, shall be
met and provided for by. the Confederate
States.
Art 5. The alliance hereby made be
tween the said State of Missouri and the
Confederate States shall be offensive, and
shall be AMI remain in force during the
continuance of the existing war with the
United Suites or until superseded by the ad
mission Of said State irto the Confederacy
und shall take effect from the date thereof.
according to the provisions Of the Sd sec
item Of the aforesaid act, approved August
90 1861.
In faith whereof, we, the Commissioners
Of the State of Missouri and Of the Confed-
crate States of America, have signed and
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
0ebei AppreHenNIOEs Of an Al
tack on Coiu.nbus.

Headquarters, c, llmbus. Nov. %
The following ore extracts Of dis; a.cLas
have received to-day-the first from a
gentleman at ST. Louis the second frvm a
friend in Padueah
The enemy intend to make an attack on
I, lambus in twenty days. with force Of
1900 10 100000 men. IT you can re-
pulse them it viii have a better effect than
a defeat rn the Potomac. There has been
shipped from st. Louis to Cairo a large
amount OF cannon and ammunition; in St
Lauis there are thirty eight mor:ar-boats
and eight gunboats.
They ttbe enemy) say when thew do
move on Columbus they expect to SURROUND
you and starye you into submission, /
heard responsible gentleman, who il per
fectly acquainted with affairs in Padncab
and Cairo, say that it is the calculation
pubAtly expressed, among the efscers at
Cairo. u
These extracts shadow forth correctly
their plans Every effort should be made
to prepare strong force to meet him on
my right and rear. No time should he
lost. GIDEON I PILLOW
!. b, a1 Brig. Gen. G. S. A. Com.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
From, Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Dec. 5.
A flag of truce came down from Norfolk
bringing several Charleston passengers, bu,
no news of any kind. | = q
Gen Wool also dispatched flag of truce
for Norflk, with number Of letters and
clothing for the prisoners at Richmond.
Thesteamer Illinois leaves for Port Row.
al, with troops for Gen. Sherman this even.
ing. c e-a4
The Norfolk Day Dook of to dav con-
tains message from Gov. Letcher, the
the main pointe of which il his regret that
Fort Mouroeis not in possession Of the Con.
federate States. tI
Gov. Leteher urges forward moveme,.t
He says the banks Of the Potomac are moi
the place to fight, but the banks of the Sus
quehannah.
The rebel Congress-, at its session On the
"a inst, passed resolution of t5aprs h.
Gen. Stetl ne Price for his active service in
Missouri. :"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Message of Gov. Hicks.
Baltimore, Dec. 4

DcC. +
The Maryland Legislature organized %.
day by electing Mr.. Berry speaker Of the
house, and Goldsborough President Of the
senate. The Governors message was
transmitted. 1t is emioentIy loyal and pa !.
triotlc. BE says he has convened the leo
lsiature in special session in order that thev
may at once perform clearly the express
VIII Ut the people by taking such steps ms
seem most effective to vind;cate the honor
and loyalty Of the State, by undoine So fa-
as possible, and remedy the evils Of the
legislation Of taeir predecessors. he urees
measures for the payment Of the S,ats's
PORTION of the national tax for the exnenss
Of the war.
de says the rebellion must be mt down
no matter at what cost. Our State must
bear her share and be hopes it will be done
with no niggard hand. lie urges a loan
Tor the purpose; also that it is due to the
pride of the State that immediate provision
90 made for raising aud equipping Mary
lands quota of volunteers for the var. lie
also recommends Legislation for the sum
mary punishment Of persons 10 MARYLAND
who shat be convicted of aiding or abet,
ting In any manner those who are in arms
against the government t ~ q
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Kentucky Legislature.
FRANKFNRT. ~. Dec.

FKANkFORT, Nv, Dec. 0.
In the Legislature, t. F. Barns, dis
iunionist, of Owen. off1red a eeries af reso-
ntions, including demand on the FEEDER
a. government for tlIe return to Kentucky
of tx Governor Mrrebesd, and other pa-
l'tical prisoners, and affirming that the
Presidents message foreshadows the i'm
possibility of preserving or rec5us'ructing
the Federal Union. Referred to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations
The Uniah members ta-night are hold
ing caucus tn agree upon resolutions
regarding the present affairs, which viii
probably be offered to morrow.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
From the south.

st. Louis Dec. ..
Mamphis papers of the sab have dis
patch from Richmond. aunouncing the an
pointment Of Gen. Heath, of Virginia. 10
command the Department of Missouri sin.
ITALY superSeding Gen. PRICE,. -. -
I Some papers say that there is great ex-
citemeat at Nashville in regard to drafting
troops = o,-
. Some IL, 900 troops have arrived at Co.
lnmbus, hy- since the battle Of Belmont.
Forces ere rapidly concentrating there y
They declare tina: 5000 men cannot take
the position. -, = :
b, a telegram from East Pensacola repo,ts
tbe Federal feet of IarD Island. r.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

WILSON'S zOuAvEs.-Billy Wilson's
Zouaves are demoralized. A Fort Pickeps
letter Gays:
at is impossible that this regiment can
exist much longar. Whisky and powdyism
prevail. Nine officers have resigned and
are DOW IN New York, four have rendered
their designations. which Colonel Brown re-
fused to accept, aud one has been dismissed
from the service in accordance with the
sentence Of court martial.n
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

articles sent 10 our Soldiers al Bi,sr, n
by OTIS Hardy, in Norem6er lat '"
26 pillow cases. Is pairs draxs,, !,
shirts, / night shirts, "a sheet. 4 800 I
% pillows, l pair psptaloons. 6 eamr,ai
9 woolen blankets, 5 pairs sacks H.,
flannel breastets, 10 bowls jeTy s,,.
oysters, 10 cans jelly, tumtltr In,
cans peaches. l bottle peaches I t,s
currant jam, ] can curraat lam. I Lst
strawberries, & bottles cufrant W.,
quarts eranberries. one cheese.
articles semi by Express. at Different T,.
from the same point.
81 comforts and l pair stockings ,..,,,
from Cbannahon.
IS comforts and 3 pillow cases. resin,
from LockpGrt.
comforts, received from PlainfsH
20 comforts. . bed quilts. l6 piIlp,
bed ticks, lot Of bandages, ) pin cusb;.,,
8 pads, Is pillow slips. 4 shirts. 20 on,
dried apples. 6 It's mixed fruits IN
plums and Strawberries, and lot d,r
pers. received frum Homer. "
65 comforts, received Joliet and ,ie,t,
There is a quantity of comforts On b,,.
which will be forwarded during the rr,.,.
week.
Joliet. Dec. Q. 1861.
Mrs. o I R"DGERs, Direcir,u
Mas q. u. A PARxs, Asst d.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

A BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF A School,
A Ball vii he given in Youns's Hall, on
the evening of the Goth inst, the proceeds
to be applied to the benefit Of the School
connected with Catholic Church. The
famous Irish QaadrupIe, containing twenty
four parts, will be danced, during the eve
ming, By distinguished arfists whose ser
vices has been engaged for the occasion.
All are invited. The object being laud-
able. it is hoped the entertainment will be
well attended.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
A steamer with ,heR .h.,

The ship Yorkshire, from Lirs,n..,
pnrts. November, %. latitude az TIL n
gitude 6lO, passed a steamer ba,I rs
showing the rebel flag. She apnss,.+ ss ~
she had lost her bulwarks 81. ~ Z
spread eagle on her stern and a vb; s va
house. She was steamins s,p,bs.s. 'ns
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

FARMERS STORE j. Richert, at his store
on Washington Street. East of the new coun
ty building, SIS may be seen by his adyer-
tisement, keeps his stock of goods constant
ly replenished. lie gives bis customers as
good articles, az can be found in the CITY
and, what is better, sells at prices to suit
tie times.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

10 THE PATRloTic-Sergeant Grnndy, Of
Captain Danforth' s cavalry company, Col.
Bells regiment, now at Camp Douglas,
Chicago, is now in this city, and cells upon
cur citizens fos toe donatiou Of few b!an
kets pr bed quilts fer members of the com
pary who have not the n'ouns Of procuring
them, Any persons who feels disposed to
contribute to the comfort of the brave men
who are exposing themselves to all the rr:.
vations and dangers Of war for cur common
country, cannot do better than TO leave a
blanket, bed qgiit or comforter at the boot
and shoe store Of NIessrs. Shaw, opposite
the Court House, from whence it will be
taken By Sergeant Grundy aud delivered
to these in need. . .,...
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

Army STATIsucs.-Of six hundred and
forty thousand soldiers, the estimated
strength Of the army, according to Secre
tary Cameron's report, Illinois furnishes
eighty thousand !; Ohio, eighty one; New
York, one hundred and one Pennsylvania,
nearly ninety five Indiana over fifty seven
thousand. Thus it is seen that Illinois
furnishes more troops according to popula
ton than any State in the Union.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Is THIs TRUE ?-pbe Toron,o Co.,

is THIS TRUE ?-Fhe Toronto (Canada)
Leader, in late article. says 7.F
"MeGafey, a fugitive from British ms
tee-a man who fed from Canada 20 escane
prosocptien for bank, srobbery-is one If
the gentlemen Of whom MIR. Secretary
Cameron has consigned the sustenance IL
the troops around Washington. McGaffey
Is high IN tde Federal Commissiariat, and
rs accommodating pluoder rapidly.''
Can this be true? 'a7 -ss'sl 4
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

BuReLARY.-The -four store of Messrs.
Howk Hyde was entered on Saturday
night BY prying the shutter off back win.
dow with bar of iron. The money draw
er was broken open, but fortunately the
money had been taken out go that The
! burglar had his trouble for nothing. 17s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
statements Of Receipts apar.
Penditures of the UnIGn -
ciabie, joliet. 70.
Balance on band,

Cash received by Treasurer s.
Paid out, -
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
f.. CABELL, TSeal I
TH0S. l. SNEAD, tSeal.i
II. NJ. I. HUNTER. fSeal.

Done, in dur licats, at the city Of Richmond
on the 3lst day of October. IN the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-one.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

lkS-The ST. Lonis correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says that the procIa-
nation of General Halleck, for5idding
negro. fugitives from coming into the army
lines, was sent from Washington, and was
dictated by President Lincoln. se1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Rnlln. No Dec. 5

Advices from the southwest say that
MeCulloch has gone into winter quartes on
Pea Ridge. near Bantouyille, Benton cnun
ty, Arkansas, where he is putting up bar
racks for his troops. Nothing definite is
known of Prices movements. Gen. Nc
Bride was at Springfield, with 1000 men,
on Sunday last.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
Syracuse, No, Dec. Z.
kansas City. NJ. Dec. I

4 band cfrebels entered Independence
last night, aud arrested several Union men
aud forced them to take oath that thev
would not take up arms against the South
ern Confederacy. This murning they took
possession Of the stag" leaving for L5xins-
tor, bat through the influence Of sumo se>
cessiOn citizen, it was Restored.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

lerfbe Secretary Of the Nav -
Of the action of Capt. Wilkes 10 y
Mason and Slidell, and says Dc ny
seized the vessel bearing tben'
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MRS. q I. KnDGERs, Direcirl
Mrs q. u. A. Picks, Asst Do
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-12-10

Council met.
PreseNt Ala. Werner. Hart, Siren,
ScheidS. Heath, Cook, John Schisdt, q
Cdswell.
On motion Ala Heath was appsi,s
Mayor protein
he ,'iing Of the minutes Of preriOu: ID
ing dispensed with.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
To eonsumpfsve.f

fhe sdsert.sr having been restored = health n a
So Ne~hs - very simple remedy afler tavl. SUI
f-.i several yesr. sith lens aieetioa. and
Ia dread dl-~ase. Co0sunptioo-s anxious 70 msks
k1.,~s - he ssllo~ sufferers The means % cure
10 sLoss rao -ish % Try H. be viii sand oo,,s o
le prescription us~i ms = charged eth the irs.s-
saus = p4vpsrin- AM u-ing - saa-. Which they
Ill Cal esFe So cessamrtian. Asskns. Rroo-
se'ts. A. he oely Object ~ The advertiser !. n
enfax ihs pre>cription 70 oonva, The afflicted and
sYfead information which he eorr,ise 70 BE- luvaluA-
It. sui he heP~s every Sufferer Ill ny lis rcnasy
e eesf- thsu u@thlnz. a-i n.as prove blessing
Parties Wishing -. prescription vii please address
~ KIN ,l,D 4 WILSON.
Williamsburg.
s~pis-sw's King Counts. y. Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

are glavlng more "a favor ~iiA IA rutts IL
n1ss eose-irl hoy are Ihe 30, srssliss yea ess
pr forth from the Horld Of medic a.. HE tl1e
e surely arrive waen thsy viii sup reed, AZ other
saTvauees whatever he lnsret 49, q vh.eh
they are composed can scarcely - obtained - drug
s.sts r. as makers ~ other pills. u. hfaniret
l.s fh.n srvNz and prepared without sars = lie
sfpei..e. And THE . maze a sopaiaT puEse-
80. s appreciated - the sales Indicate Other
purs atFes are dragging nckef.aS ssistene~. And
SET they may have -csns merit But BrAndFetA .
lslis are safe and sure-sAse because they operate
.s'.lv - iapare husnors. ~ valuable fald l.
he'd. ouiy esete ~ wofa-ont material. ~Aseh.
Fi.vu taken cat II iAr body. leaves Il stronger
IDey a. pleasant truly elective medicine b..
r say Tia: thy vii -ometrne- slvs pain rasit
= tsue, but he pais hey give Is ealy o.sa's iar
remove thoss ernde snd I'D hunors FROM The b4osi
~4lth arr the occasion u dtsease. They open IA
sare avenues. AID this cannot ewsys bc doae pieas-
sativ-
sid ~ ) Z. crSDeHsa. Terre- Hauie. ard ~ -
rs-pse-eslo dealers IA medicine angeldwim
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A AsNAaD = OTfTaxD'-fof The detection a any
Isreu csznteristas. initiating. The rensr II any
sall counterfeit % imitation Il Rrrhavrs Holland
ls-ssrs. The genuine. highly cone~ntrat~d Holland
h.s'-F- pat mp IA hali ini bottles ofy having The
= he proprietor T. Page r., blown IN them,
ina Als snatare a9oaad The ness q each ant every
esslr
TAis dell sLflal Aroma. has been received - amer
e-ns vith that favor which only extended . really
.se~tifs preparations. whea~ consider he mark
- success attending is administration, the most
sati-arn eases of Fever AMI sue weakness x any
ast fsrpepsls. Heartburn. Asdliy u the stomach.
SEA saa Nervous Headache Indigestion. Costive-
49, AMI Tis. Together nth TIE conplcse centred q
sk.sci-e, or al Aersog-. Rheumatic. ani Neural
80 Arssu =. - eana.-t ~onfer Al g. popularity -
1slimas ,as a.saiti vaias tbs remedy
Az y Ixfu
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now DoEs PERUVIAN sYRur


cfra - saST pIsEAsls
PARENT DISSIM Ar
Haeaess r lie n.lla = taxed mare tAas TIC 10y,
t.e -nsty u dyspepsia, the moat esnveiAeai aaias
7 q l-vlsa Il complaints. beginning WITH Impaired
e.ssstssn and g-neralIy ending IN CONSUMPTION.
80 sl ~. -1ataas In deteriora--o1 % the h--i.
IRON liz Rev. IL. CEEESILAf
Cr>csSAx1. October \. iss9.
have derived ~ much persogsl beu-fi from IT,
Peruvian syrup" that do not hesitate "a room
tass IT, E % 20 al that large class II ca- wbere
s-ss s. tie efficent remedy. To elerrymcn es1er
sllv ard pcssona whose occupations ta1 heavily lie
essous energies, q 10 sufferers rsn the tstlllia-
ing effect II beats. believe It's r. &c -
.us j l4slr remedial aEc.t.
PHI GREFSlEtF,
Rector Il -. 7lai Churrc.
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