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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-28
PEOPLES GALLERY,

''Secure the sh .dow ere the substance fade.
Let nature copy that which nature made"
EERR.NL.aH RURyN"s q CO., OF
~ st. Louis, would respectfully inform the citi
Zens of Evansville and vicinity, that they have
prepared to take superior Am5r0types II
CASES for the triiing sum of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS. A fine variety of cases always ON hand,
all of which will be sold propOrtionately low.
Call and give trial BURNS 90
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zTVE.RREEs .TcgO 3.V"STOJN; WHOLE
q I sale and Retail GROCER AND PROVISION
MERCHANT, dealer in Cordage, Nails, Giasr, Ce-
ulsnt, Powder Plaster Paris, &c, No lZS Main
street, near the Canal, Evansville, Ind. feb28
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En9A q IL 1s-8E.u ~ HE'S y =
oBSBSB Oats, 800 bush Ear Corn, for sale by
ianSO COOK & LANGLEY. a-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-28
EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH Is. 1861

just change your mind and taught Keep
the horrors at arms length. Never turn n
blessing round to see if it has got dark
side to it, and always take it for granted
that things are blessings until they prove to
be something. else --..---.--
Never allow yourself to get discouraged,
and you'll find the world pretty comforta-
bic sort Of place after all-Life IZustra-
ted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-28
iiklsIIAN hfAlH..-..-.-. -. ..-...Mm- HELM
KRATZ 81 Fl HELM AN.
CITY FOUNDRY

MAEUFA CTURERS AND BUILDERS OFSTEAM
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills
Thr@stng Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND
TEVHE PROPRTETORS or TIE cry rom
Il dry beg leave TO inform their friends aud tho
public in general, that they prepared 10 do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining 10 the Foundry busis
moss They are manufacturing STEAM EsGINEs ANA
BOILERS Of any size aud power required. saw ,liII
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills.
HorsepCwers, Com-shellers, NJ achmery Of all ElndE
made and repaired. Iron aud Brass Castings Il
every description, Iron Hou5efrOnts. GalaF p
BREWERS, D1SrlLLEES, KECrIFlEBS, 50,
Supplied with every description of Copper aud
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Retrigerators,
AttempOratUrs, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms on
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast jugs, Cans. SyPhons, &c; Copper, Load and
Iron Pipe: Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety, for beer, spirits, oi T. Brass Cocks and
Valves Steam Whistle, DC
WorlSmen sent 10 all parts 30 nt up work and do
repairs on Steam Rollers, Copper and Sheet Iron
Work, DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT
They are dealing Rud selling Allons Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes anu lu-
bing, Hiram HOpknB' Improved smut Machine
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Rolt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Telling, Packing, Hore, der
of the best kind; Tinplae, Shoot Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babt Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and work men, and will gye an work entrusted 10
them, their individual attchttDn, hihng order 3
promptly, warrautius tHelr work. and sati8le d
with reasonable prices.
80 Office ANA Sale Rooms. No go Main stree t
Founder y, Boiler Yard aD Machine Shop p iDs
street, between First 'ecoud strpots, Evlus.
Vile, Indiana. decT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-28

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
notieas of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, BENEVOLENT Societies
and Singing Societies @
For each notice not exceeding s lines %
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached 81 !; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents. ....#
Notices of Festivals, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will he charged double the usual
rates
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged ut the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance. o.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-31
CDNCILIATEON.

Whatever the issue of the present imbrogo
it is matter OF record that the Republiosns
Nave done all they could do towards II peace
fail settlement between che two sections. A.
yet, the Republicans have neither the EXecu-
tive nor 4 majority in Congress The South
with the Northern support rendered them IN
the House, and with pro-sovcry President
and Senate, might have passed some ptcltic
measure ere this, had they been So disposed.
1t is clear that they have had no intention of
accepting anytime less than their extreme
demands. They want the North to surrender
without conditions. Northern democratic
tunkies have encouraged Them TO insist on
this as their ultimatum. Grave conseQuen.
ces will undoubtedly follow this obsGnacy. -
Every ground of secession alleged could have
been fairly obviated by the Republicans, -
This the dsunonists did no! desire or if they
did, such partizaus MS ValhndjgAam, Pugh
and Pendeton would not consent to it. Let
the responsibility rest where it belongs --C Cm
Gazette.
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.f'I a,dacho is the fiyoritc sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the natural
state vi thc BRAIN and viewed in this light II may be
looked on rs safeguard intended 10 give notice Of dis
case which might otherwise escape attention, till too late
to be rcmcdicd and It's indications should never BE- No
elected Headache maybe classified under two names,
WIS Symptomrtic aud ldiopathc. Sympomatic il 'ad-
ache is exceedingly common and is the precursor Of
great variety of Diseases among which ApoplcXy.
Guut Khrmlti-m and all Gbril1 diseases. In its nar-
form it is sympathcic Of dis ass Of tIc stomach
constituting sick headache Of hcpatc Diseases constitu
ting bilious headache Of worms constipation and other
disorders Of the bowels well rs renu and uterine at
f'clous. Diseases Of the heart very frequently at
trndod with Headaches Amrml and plethora are Also
affections which frequently occasion headache. lido
pathic Headache is also very common, being usually dis
uguiahol by the name OF nervous headache, sometimes
coming on suddenly in stat orupprcntly soundhealul
aui prusrdug st the mental and physical energies,
aud in other instances it comes slowly hcrtldcd by
depression Of spirits acrIbity Of temper In most in
stances the pain IL in the front Of the head over
ar both cycs, AMI sometimes provoking vomiting under
this class my also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment Of either class Of liendache the
Copmc Pills have been found sure and safe romndy,
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes, and by
a subtle power ertticatng tho diseases ot which Head
ache is the uncrrinT index .. ..... ..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-31

A Correspondent of the Boston ddos fur
nishes the following "Herewi,h is u pro,
rrlmme of game at cuGhrc, which was
recently played by parties of very high stand
ing in life, ald the stakes which were p.aYed
for were of magniule corresponding with
the elevated position of the parties, They
were the largest stakes ever played for since
the invention of the game, and the pubic
having got wind of the cont st-thi. game
being exceedingly popular in the Uni.ed S.Atcs
lit came off in the presence of II lirg c n
course ofintelligent spectators ever assembled
on the face of the earth to witness such sport
The betting ran very high on both Sides but
towards the close of The game The odds were
decidedly IN favor of the winners.
~ a.s PROGRAMME or THE GAME.
S)uth Carolina and james Buchanan
ny inst NJ 'jor Anderson and General Scott.
SIuth Carolina deals and turns up ten OF
spades (nigyers y General Scott passes; JAS.
Buchanan, having best bower assists South
Carolina. They play, aud the o'd General
having goo hand, draw James Buchana's
best bower, and taking three tricks, he Gu
chres them.
Major Anderson now deals. and tun9 up
hearts James Buchanan passes General
Scott says he cannot assist the Mai " South
Carolina passes Major Anderson turns dow
hearts reluctantly James Buchanan pa'se,
again General Scott passes again Soull
Carolina passes; Major Anderson makes claI,
trumps, and says he piugS IL atone. The hanC
is played, the Major makes march. ant
South Carolina and James Buchanan ar,
skunkpd .. .... i.I|.
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Ihc 2rrvrsbnro Aonynal,

- - -- 49,. ~ -
JupoE nor FROM APPEARANCES, A lady
friend contributes to the dweticop dgricRta-
ro'ia Tor boys opd gtls, the following cap
ital story, showing the darger ofjudgiuy (, ON
appearances
when was eleven years old, my mother re
moved to the country, Ournearest ncighbor
was minister by the name ot Wayland, who,
in addition to his mini derinO duties, owned and
cultivated n large fnrm. One light my at
tention was attracted TO bright light in one
of the upper rooms Of our neighbours house
In moment saw the the wife fly past the
uncurtaincd window, closely followed by the
husband Who was armed with a. huge fire
shovel; round the room she went, still pursued,
and as listened breathlessly, thought, nay,
] was sure, head scream. hpstencd to
my mother, and tod hen what had seen, and
we both looked out, bu the light WAS gone,
and all was quiet. Notwithstanding my
mothers judicions warning to say nothing
about il to any one, before school was out the
next day, had ,onlided it to bosom friend,
and in week half the village knew it. and
great talk it made, assure YOU Finally
it reached the ears OF the dcacons, who
proceeded TO il vcs,igac its truth, Ny
mother looked grave and troubled when they
called but, conscious Of having told only the
truth, etthem foarlcssly, oud related what
had seen. They left. taking bee lioe
for the minister's .dl him to account With
many aroosiosthey mall known their errond,
when, to their surprise, the minister bust into
a hearty laugh
"Wat nom n,," said he, "till call
Polly. You see, that night found bigIa
in my meal chest, aad eamo down for the
shovel and babe her hold the leht, while |
killed him. Finding no other place to hide
the rascal took refuge in the folds other dress,
and she ran, screaming, till manog d to
dislodge and Kill him"
| have evers since been careful OF TO repeat
an unfavorable report about my ucighbor, al
least until knew the whole truth.
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MEpiclMAI-.

nR, j. y. IS VI 7 II
- rHHIT .4--
Woul Ircipcchly inform IN, ch,ah7'1r wool county
that i has papn ,n1hy located ims'ltn Bowling urocn
for ,he Purpose OF prl,loug Maic1'aui surgery. Ia
q lliiun Oh royu, course of study, Mr. S. hl5 made
lin, IL cuAnt,1 vith the .pocil modt Of distinguish
ipg dafsus by nm oNanu1tiun pi hg n o, tho pduout
rs pac,i.al br jh' lltA DR DGLANBACGltand loral
Ih.udc De'lms viii say ulhcst,tngy that by follow
Ing Mr. D's pIGets w such cases, DO has had better
success thau iiun uihcri1stpdoi dGntmant. Among
The diseases which Or. S pocsscs w tr'at successfully
lniy br mention / the following, viz! Dyspepsia. Liver
Compliant Cousumpton in lts carly s'iRe4 Diseases o
tho Spien, Asthm. Splitting OF the Blood, iaptdtion Of
ihc hotrj, rheumatism, White Swelling, Dnp'y Scrolu-
luiis ganso Jiuulicc, Female Complains, ia MI their
vlried ins Low Spirits Melancholy Fever sores,
Ulclrs &c II patients witIauy OF The above orkinled
Chronic Dseases will scnd sOmr Of thuir unl taken IN
them)rnug in clean VIAL Dr., s. cm ukoa satisfactory
diagnosis Ut the n9ary well as il the patient were
prrscue sa,l .f ... NOy.l5, lS50--29tf.
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COMMERCIAL coLLEG
MAUNre Cry, ONO.


FACULTY.
LFROME MuR AY Instructor in Accounts, and lecturer
,n Business Customs, sc.
F. Wulcu Teacher Of Double and Single Entry Book
keeping. Practical and Ornamental Pcnm1nship, Ten
Drawing, Flourishing, Ne.
Hon, j. Nj. AsiLEr, Hon. AsnR Cook, NJ Il, EGAL-
Rr, and y. L. AUaTlN, Lecturers On Commercial Law
Rev. G.. A. ApANS, Lecturer On Commercial Ethics,
Kyy, &, RcuARpS, Lecturer ON Political Economy.
7 4 :
For Nll course, time unlimited so
Same course for Ladies' '''''l'
For tll course OF pcnmaushp, time Wlimicd'' =
Furnishing, Pen lettering. &c, as par agreement
Good board cam be had in this place from Sl.'5 t"
$3.50.
This institution is permanently situated in oue Of
he hdnjslu st localities in North estcn Ono ando-
cls to its patrons unprecedented advantages in the way
of completing thorough course OF Mercantile lnsuuc-
ton,
Oar instructions in Book Keeping, Commercial Cacu-
launs ana Accounts are conducted upon the Counting
Room SYSTEM the object ut which Is 70 render them pure
w practical, enabling the student "a enter At once upon
the discharge of the NEST intricate business with con
parauvc ease. Students who have graduated hVm This
institution have found nodihCulty in obtaining situations
giving entire satisfaction OF their employers.
COMMERCIAL LAW.
IvcurcrS this subject are delivered regularly every
Thursday evening, by one Of our most prominent pmc
oNCrS, giving our students the most hor0ugh lnSuuc
ton in this important branch.
PENMANSUIP,
Practical ana Ornamental in all It's varieties Viii b'
taught in the most thorough and efficient manner. Th
good old SpeuCa!9an sy stem Is our standard,
TO PARENTS,
We would say, your children can helr receive as tul
thorough and complete a course Of instruction in an,
Commercial Collage in the United States, hee fIVu cN
poSurc those PcniCiouS influences which in large elite
they are liable in contact with. Life Scholar
ships are issued students can enter at any time ID
plomaS awarded only To those who master the course
study Situations procured for students aras ltSsibl
upon graduating Recoect that the expense OF compile
ting course Of Instruction ia this institution j. less tha
! half thar Of any other. JEROME MURRAY
! 80 For full particulars send ior Circular.
| Nplrnhyi Sfh, 1850 2tlv,
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BRYANT. FOLSOM, STRATTOT & FELTON'S
NJ Err CA MILE COLLIE
CLEVELAND, ONO.

CLEVELAND, ONO.
One of the Eight Colleges of the "NATI0NAL CHAIN"
located ut
New York city, Philadelphia, Albany Buffalo Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago and St Louis.
Scholarship purchased at this point good for all colleges
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS IL THE UNITED STATES.
For full particulars of extensive collegiate course,
embracing all branches pertaining commercial science;
the union Of Cleveland colleges with thorough corps Of
teachers and lecturers and two practical andcxpercnccd
resident principals; the natonc chain system, atfordng
far and better advantages than any single,
isolated school pretend to. Practical and Ornament
n Penmanshp, taught by Of the best American Ar
lists, whose specimens taking premiums at all the
fairs
THE COLLEGE BANK
at which students do business in handling money, ma
King dcpose, dscouutng notes drawing notes, drawing
checks, Sc; the GREAT RAILROAD SET, embracing
ticketng, trhtug station baSiness entries of Auditor
Cashier, &c.--the only complete set vet introduced ;
Bryant SuattouS Text hooks be used in connection
with manuscripts their three works ON Book Keeping,
their Counting House edition being $50 pages, their Cons
mcrcia Calculations 900 pages both published by lvson
X Phinuey, New York their Commercial Law, written
by Amos Dean, l.. l.. d., Professor Of Law in the Uni
ver,itv Of Albany and published by d. Appleton & Co..
! New York
/ Address, fol catalogues, circulars information Of
any kind two postage stamps enclosed.
/ FOLSOM & FELTON,, Cleveland Ohio.
September, lS60-2lly.
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DUY THE BES
Which in the End is the Cheapest ..,
USE LADD, WEBSTER & cos
TIGHT sTiTcn SEWING MAcHNgf
ssy"The Stitch Alike on Both sides,-s8.

~. 49, I,
Tho 7 odd woI,sior 20 y Machines oro oc ,ho n,t
sri,stonti,i I,alc ond cogont Gib orc st.o, Wy iJ
sinpc in ronsr,ction EASILY oneraied bv nsov;c ~
WITH ordinary cora last vcofs ,ffont tbs "rnoving -
rcrse of reparin oltyovs incprred on The cbsoner t
reliable and more complicated machines -" ,. = -
There is no instrument in use for sewing oapabs of
doinp creator variety Of work than iboso ,,aaoL;
wh the celebrated wheel feed they will handle tbo g.
nest muslin the heaviest broadcoth or will yyork ia h
thickest leather used by shoemakers or carriage tri
mers They will also run over seams and gathers, with
the same facility as over plain work The stitch made
from them is by two threads alike on both sides of tho
fabric leaving no ridge on the under side TO wear ont
and loosen the work. decided fault with all loop or chain
stitch machines N I'd 4t.r. 0EI
The needles are not curved and liable to brake, hut
ARE straight and have pcrpendieula? motion, which is
absolutely necessary to adapt the machine to ali sorts
of work. They viii bind with binder and him with
hemmcr will stitch, fell and gather arc fully licensed
under Gloves Extended Patent" and are free fom ali
infringcments. During years of use they have
won cnvable reputation of being "the best family and
manufacturing machine in the country" We have nu
marcus testimonials read short and comprehensive
one from the E ~
Navy Office. Washington Aug 10Th 1859 4
Conference.-The Sewing Machine ordered from Won ia
safely at hand, and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied with it. AS
evidence of its simplicity, without directions or expla
nations, she commenced working with lit after vary short
trial and has experienced the least difficulty in liz
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-01-31

CHENlCOpATHlG PHYSICIAN,
May be consulted free of charge at the following times
and places:
Foatura, HAYS House, Tuesday. February l2.
Fremont Nesslcr Hotel, Wednesday. Feb. l3.
Elmore, Elmorc House, Thursday, Feb. Ii.
Toledo, Collins House, Friday, Feb. 10.
Pcrysb,rg, Exchange Hotel Saturday Feb. %.
MY THEORY ASD TREATMENT
Are new and different from any in the United States,
and challenge any one to produce the same success
that have met with in treating Chronic Diseases ny
theory is based upon the chemical operations of the body
believing diseases To depend upon disproportoned con
diton of the luis of the body whereby the solids be
unhealthy by Analysing the secretions blood &C.
of the body and finding out what IL deficient or IN OK
cess and supplying 10 the system what Is wanting. |
am enabled TO often by anouno medicines
where the patient has been dlugged With medicines Tor
Nov Dyspepsia, in the great majority of eases, de-
penis mlnv upon disPropnwonod state of the gastric
or digestive fluids Of the stomach. When tins EaSuc
fluid Is proportional properly, the nod IS tAoruuSy W
restad and ussmilaea Viewing DySp ppsia by rules
of Chcmicopahology, and giving trentmtu accordingly
enabled to ~ cases uut OF 90 and Az eases OUT
30 Of Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis al Laryn@ts
AMI Liver Complaint Piles, Neuralgia Dizziness orSck
Headache, Nervous Debility and Female Dseasgs-m
every a cure, and other diseases proportiomHely
CONSUMPTION.
Ia pr, McMlen uses m improved lnhaling lnstru-
mcm for the Of Consumption, Asthma, BRONCHITIS
aud Laryngitis by this make good an apPi-
cation u the diseased Lung and Throat rs we could to
! u sore anywhere ON the exterior OF the body,
Dr. NJ uses pure Chemicopathc and Botanic Remedies.
| lie gives mild tonic treatment which acts chemically
and assists Nature to free herself One ounce OF asss-
ance to Nature is worth pound Of poisonous drugs I"
| the disease
Reulmher my visits just six weeks apart and the
same day of The week At each place,
| Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and success call
! ON, or write to:
! Mrs. :. b. Abbott, Portage Wood county, Ohio Mrs
/ Robert Jacobs, Eageyill,, Wood county Ohioi Mrs
Jesse iIuke, Browns Corners Wood county, Ohio; An
drew Cross, MigruNe, Wond county, Ohio; John Cum
\ mus ulssln, Hancock county. Ohio j. \, smith, Ill
more Ottowa county, 0hio g. +, Church ToledoLuca'
\ county, Ohio. ,
Al communications must be directed to DR.. }. 7
| McMillcu. Cleveland, Ohio
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An IlltInlntunl.

Governor Magofin OF Kentucky talks about
an uldmatum condition to be made by tkat
State for Staying in the Union, The North
will yield nothing to demands made in this
rehellious spilit, We willnot treat with open
rebels until they propose submission, nor with
those who threaten to rebel if we do no; grant
all they insist upon, 1t is the duty OF Gov
erner MAG 9sffin, and of every other citizen
North or South, to obey the laws, Not one
of the present federal laws is mad pret,X.
for breaking upthe Government. They are
the same laws We have lived under in years
past, aud no change can be made in tn m
injurious TO the South for years to come
Should any change be made actually iuhin
ging upon "SouJhern rights, it will then b
time to talk of the remedy BIZ the laws,
they ere, must be enforced. NJ mau VIII,
proposes to repudate them. and The ConsU u
iion itself need ask any favo,s Of the North
--CiR, Gaz
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q
u NNE y va ANt'N9Ff'1 T,3}Ea
L X " No Dtt stl&L GAAN
A compound remedy, d'*gn'u to be the moss -
c:iectNiH d@t3.'tT mat can DC mace ~
q cpnccn'ia,1d cFifa" 0t lara N"ra&P0iI'a,
20 conhAHd Mlh o'"r hNA't4nsci OF sui
2rea'Nr e'irradir NnWNf - 10 at,oTo all cficc-
uN' anhdo'2 Tor N" o'Seh rs 9af"apaiuN ID
r'pr'"d to cure = l. t"i"Ycd that suCh
remedy - WaHt't ny u"SG VITO SH|cr nom
H,fth'o.' 'o.hr'.".'>' "'l tliNI one W!hSH Will
accomplish lh@'f c'W' must prove OF nehSs
sIN%e TO lA' 4aF' r,'S' oi our aiiAetld ltiioW-
GN". rs lIoN co'plc''Y ms tonpo"hu VIII
GO II las been proven ~ eHplr'm1nt on many
OF me worst cases 10 DE- Iouhu Oh inc 1ol4o"hlS
complaints -
N'H"TrhA ANn N'N"FuLors COMPLAINTS
h'WrroNi AND hN'PTiVH piShASE'' GLcENS'
(lMPhGS, bhorHH'S' AtAoH5, HAhF AhEeSs
HlAhp LEAP Sf'HnII ASb SyrhiLFic Ar
fsGfIoN7' Ml"cI"iAh p8EANE, 'RoPSf' NEc-
RAhGIA on ne l'StLotNHrN' bEhILlrf, CTs-
FtPH\ AND iNn,HL ,'i"N, 4:FS'rEhNS' TS'SA
oN ''r' NNThn@f FlhE' ana ihd2ca 'h9 Wh"!s
c"'' ut complaints arising lFo'h 1S'VNLIf o'
Nli n'"'P' -,
1Ai' rohpolna VIII De found great pro-
moor o' "A'th' "heh '"N,n ~ thc SP1 ms W
cX2'i th' to'u h"hot5 "i'''h ieHeVr III ths
blooi n tha' sea ioa OF the ar; hY the uihe-
~ cNP0''2N OF Ih''H H"ny l|il>'liS o'oioirh
are niPp.I IN the hn,'' M"I,t'ude' can, oy
the a'd OF TINS remeiy' spare themselves i rom
the H'fahcs OF ioo' c'uTUoh' ana uice'ous
sot9> taioo9h Wheh a." system WIN strNe 20
rid ll'eu OF coruphons' II not ASSISTED 10 90
~ through the nat"ra! ehahne' OF the po0y
by an Alternative medicine Cleanse OUT the
Wnated o,o>d whenever you lha Its impurities
bursting through the S<n' IN pnn9tsS' efNpuon"'
or sores; cleanse IT when you hno II Is oo-
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