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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-20
/ NEW YORK, Dec. 90
/ The y Y. Tribune's Washington special

NJ" IOhh, Dec ~
The u Y. Tribune's Washington special
says:
4 large gathering u the citizens of Ohio n
relation 10 the death of tir. CorHIT, convened IN
senate lobby yesterday afternoon a. O'Clock,
Chef Justice Chase n the chair
Gen. >chenck, IN few remarks touching the
character of the oeceast c. moved The appointment
by the chair Of committee of 10 draft resoiu-
tions embodyIng the sentiments OF hrs ieiIaw-c.tI-
zens OF OHIO. Mr.. Chase named Gen. Schenck,
Gov Dennison, Senator Sherman, Gen. Hughes
and RepresentatIye SPauld ncas such committee,
who reported as follows:
Resolved That We have heard. with deep cor
row. OF the death OF Thomas CorwIn, of Ohio.
man whose eminent ABILITY as statesmany IN The
various positions of isT,s4aIcn-goVernor Of ms
state. cabinet minister. and tigiOmast-whose sur
passing eloqgence. and hos great services To has
government and people secured for klm I reputa-
ton as broad as the whole country: while nIs per-
sOna worth and character endeared him to al
VINO ever enjoyed his society or hIs friendship.
Resolved, From a sincere desire to show the
spect due to hrs memory we will attend his III
neral obsequies, accompanying his remains when
removed aud convey them to his home at such
a may be appointed.
Resolved. That y committee o.; i've citizens be
appointed by the chairman IL make suitable ar
engagements for the occasion
Resolved, That copy uf :hese resolutions lee
presented ~ the chairman Of this meeting 70 the
widow aud family Of the deceased, with express
sion 10 them OF our warmest sympathy and condo
lence with them ~ their great bereavement
Col. WItmOre, Gen. Ward, James y. McSiade,
and Mejer John Connect were appointed COM
mIttee ofarraugcmente-
DURING the absence OF the committee on resolu-
tiOAs addresses we're made. eulogIsIHg the deceas-
ed by Reyerdy Johnson and Senator Davis, o!
Kentucky
Senator Sherman responded TO the resolutions
after their submission, IN very feeling address.
Sec'y Seward concluded IN an earnest tribute To
the deceased. lie crayed no higher distinction for
his own name, when dead than that which by uni
yersal accord will be gwen Dir Corw.n as a states
man and humsHItarian.
Mr. CorwIn's remains will leave here for LUba-
ron, Ohio to-day, where they will be buried -
HIS son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sage,
arrived yesterday. special deleg alton OF Onions
will accompany the romalas.
WAsHINGTOS, Dec. 20.
The clerk Of the house OF representatives has
received certificates OF the election of southern
members. only. From {. Louisiana, T. and
Mississippi, 9; Tenn I, and Virginia, 8.
They have all been referred to select commit
tee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-04-05

Several of these FIax-Cleaning Ma
chimes have recently been put in operation in Flax
Mills in this region, and one of them may be seen
running in this city, which, driven by twenty. horse
motive power and attended by five men, produces at
one operation from good dew-rotted Flax Straw, n
superior quality of clean, long and open Flax Tow ut
the average rate Of one and One-half tons Of Tow
per day.
For this Tow there is n large demand
at the East for spinning Pnrposes-the present re-
daily, and the demand rapidly increasing.
For the purpose of developing the
business established by our machinery, and the de-
mand for its product, propose to cooperate with
local capitalists at desirable points for growing Flax
in the Northwest on the business basis Of an equal
division OF net profits. .t 10
The plan of the proposed c0-opera.
ton, in general terms, is as follows. viz: We fur
nish for use and set up one Il our Flax-Cleaning
Machines in the Flax Mil provided by tho cooper
struct in running the Mill and keeping the machine
ry in order giving also the benefit Of our long expe-
vantages il marketing the product Of the mill. We
also propose to furnish for the of each Flax Mill
s.. A.. Clemens Flax Seed Threshing Machines,
both for removing seed and seed ends from fax
seed from tangled straw. each Machine removing and
crushing the seed bos, ready for winnowing the
seed.
The local, cooperating party will
provide: First. a Flax Mill, building and twenty
horse motive power with shafting, &C., for convey
ing the power to the Flax Cleaning machine Sec
ond, two Flax Barns, each of capacity to store two
pie grounds in the vicinity of the Flax Mill for Flax
Barns and for stacking Flax Straw. Fourth, hay
SCALE platform scale, power baling press, and i'm
plements and fixtures for the Flax Mill. FSLb, about
fifteen hundred tons or the product of about two
thousand acres, Of good dewrotted Flax Straw an
nually: Sicth, labor and teams for opera ing the
Flax Mill.
The cooperating party can make, as
his share, net, annual profits Of from two to three
hundred per cent. on his permanent inve tment Of
about ten thousand dollars required for Flax Mill.
Parties proposing TO start Flax Mills,
should make immediate arrangeu ents for putting
in. early this Spring the necessary CROP BY aiding
the farmers in the vicinity Of the proposed Flax
Mill to get seed and by contracting with them for
the required two thousand acres Of Flax, sown at
the rate Of one and one-half bushels to an acre.
We have made arrangements with
Linseed Oil Manufacturers by which cooperating
parties can get Flax seed loaned by thom.
We are prepared to give furth er and
full Information relative to the Flax business. and
will send circulars to those requesting them and
will also exhibit one Of Machines running in the
city and refer to the parties using them elsewhere.
UNION FLAX MILLS CO.
JAMES J. WALW0RTH, Prest.u
STILLMAN A. CLEMENS, Gen1 Sup't.
OFFICE, 225 LAKE STREET.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, March l. 1865. Gmch24-d2w
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WEEKLY TRINITY JOURNAL
That Little Story.

The Washington correspondent of the Spring
field (Nass.) Republican, has the following in
reference to how Mr.. Lincolns famous q little
story was told to the rebel Peace Commission
ers:
When President Lincoln came back from his
interview with the rebel Peace Commissioners
worthy correspondent from Washington assert
led in one Of his Letters that the President told
Aleck Stephens one of his little droll stories.-
1T was generally supposed that this was pleas
ant fiction, but CHANGED to know that 1t was
the actual truth Says Stephens Suppose
.your Constitutional amendment be adopted by
three-fourths of the State Legislatures p
"Then slavery will be abolished in every part
of the country" replies Mr. Lincoln
"And what are we to do" asked Stephens
s'if we are to consentto reconstruction know
that negroes will not work unless forced to it,
and tell you that we shall all starve together
This ia Q mere suppositious case, but II 1t were
a reality, what we to do?
Lincoln grew merry eyed at once. =" 1t re-
minds me Of story" said he, and then he told
the old story ending with the sentence, " Root
hog, or die" The moral was this The South
ern people can 20 to work like honest people OF
starve. After little while Aleck Stephens told
a story. q Many years ago" said ne, . a host
of Congressman were discussing the proper pro-
n1nciation of the name Of your State-lllinois
II was in the old>Hall of Representatives, in the
lobby where we have both spent many pleasant
hours, and several Of the Illinois delegation were
present Some of the members asserted that the
proper pronunciation was IllinOy,' Others called
it Illiuoise.' John Quincy Adams was called
in to decide the disputed point. If one were
to Judge from the character of the representa-
tives in this Congress from that State, said the
old man, with malicious smile, should de-
eide that the proper way to pronounce the word
would be 'All-noise. ~ The President q &C
knowledged the corn and there a hearty
laugh. even from the sedate Mr.. Hunter
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Spicy Interview Between General Sherman
and the British Consul ct Savannah.


\ correspondent OF the New York UerclH SAYS
Tho ox.r.or.,;r,rr srccoss ,-;,b ,vsici, co,o.
raj sherman has conducted hi, camrairr ,lf,rirC.
the last nine months has sccared for him The
oToctions ~ no ,mcr;co, roonIn hovonl 49,
80 ~ $1,000,
any o'ner ini iitn 0gS o ile W. ' {Ii
Farra@nt has a. a military commander Any-
thinr relat;no IN Them i tbnreforo i7tnrcstin9
Throrrb an nfficor =, nis cc,,,nonI recc,1. r.-
r;vod 7 bo,o ohta;nod 4i,o c;rc,,,,,,.,,,es cc ~,
-., 80 - -, ra,, - -,
CannraI cba.,,,,,, a,.1 ~ I;.;I iCore1 .. G.,
,annab .b;al =. ~. 80 loa. :;
va sn that @nis 10 s 'ne ios = rio'elisao
Of her Taicsty's of;ciqIs in tln south
On tho arr;ro1 or - c5oran A. s.ro,
nah he saw a lar~e nnn,ber Of British gars dis
III f.an, t,';I3;. ia 49, -
nou hn lW 't',,- i'''I. ,'
IT, ,,,,, ,1aa:'.-a1 ~, IL. a. 49, -.
hiId;nl,s ,yLoro 80. ia 80 so-o5
and At oncc ordc~e5 II 70 ba seirod soon after
tbat wb;lo the (,aparo1 ,.os bns;Iv eroarod AZ
his beadnnartors ,,o,,,,o,,s ,or,io,,on 1oIl,od
i; ornorar+I, =; ot r. - ;;ro1 e h.
c., q '.l;,t INV a;,d az
affirmative rrnl, tbn ,nr,ro,,s qc;ol ren,orlod
!. that whom ho ia ~ ra;,inon I-n;+oJ So
,rooDs ,cro ore,.ol =; 80, So,
i ,,ihoro i &c .9+.,l ~ 49, nn;t;t aa
30 ,e'' " .'' 'i'''N ms
9'o2, s-r, @id General sherman not no.,
3o"' ooI.on' nut ny COTTON my cotton III inc
h'iie Oh .-e I mica states Government, SIR
nave houcea' continued GENERAL Sherman, : a
great many brltisn hags mere all protecting cot
'oh nave se'~eu IL an IN the name OF my UoV-
erhineot' =,
b"': Sr' Said inc consul, Indignantly
'here :, SI"Icel! any col'oh IN savannah that
0ocs III no' ocioHg 20 ne
ieit = no' 'o1"ri u cotton mere, SIR, tn:t
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

TIE AssAssIN's CARD.-The following adver-
tisement was published in the Selma (-Aabama
Di.pateh:
One million dollars wanted, to have peace by
the 1st of March. If the citizens of the South
ern Confederacy will furnish me with the cash
or good securities for the sum of one million
dollars, / will cause the lives of Abraham Lin
coin, William Fl. Seward and Andrew johnson
to be taken by the lSt Of March next. This viii
give us peace, and satisfy the world thai cruel
tyrants cannot live in = land of liberty. II
this is not accomplished, nothing will be claimed
beyond the sum of fifty thousand dollars, in ad-
vance, which is supposed to be necessary to
reach and slaughter the three villains. will
give, myself $1,000 toward this patriotic purpose.
Every one wishing to contribute, will address
Box X, Cahawba, Alabama.
December | lS6I X
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TRAIToRs BEING WE'D Orr.-The work goes
bravely on, and traitors will not be allowed to
contamipate the air breathei by loyal men.
Keep at it-allow not one to escape. The SAB
Jose Courier has the following
Two worthy assassin-rcjoicers have received
their commissions from the proper authorities.
and gone down to Alcatraz for the purpose of
fulfilling their obligations. Others YET in our
midst, whose conduct has hitherto been some
what beisterous, are now looking little shy,
and don't go abroad in oar streets making a
great noise about old Uncle Ahes usurpations.
nor eviRee much glee at his untimely demise,
lest " straps" are furnished to be adjusted to the
wrists instead of the shoulders. Exultation;
for treasoz triumphs arc evidently dropping be-
dow par.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY !
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

NNHE PROPRIETORS OF THE 'PACIFIC
| MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE =
have determined, regardless of expense, TO issue
FREE for the benefit Of suffering humanity four
of their most interesting and instructive Lee
TURES on MARRIAGE and Its disqualifcations
Nervous Debility. Premature Decline of Man
hood Indigestion, Weakness or Depression, Loss
of Energy and Vital Power, the great Social
Evil, and those maladies that result from youth
ful folles, excuses of maturity, or ignorance of
Physiology and Natures Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightening and saving thousands, and will
be forwarded FREE on receipt of Twenty-Five
Cents in postage stamps. by addressing . Secre-
tary Pacific Museum of anatomy and Science,
Pine street. San Francisco.
RSy@ Letters to be sent through Wells. Fargo
L Co. 9vl0ly.is.
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A NEGRO female servant in Newport (R. ~,
while shaking a carpet recently. fell out of a
window thirty-eight feet high She lay stunned
for while, but finally got up, picked up the
carpet, and crossed the street to dress maker
shop, where she stood gazing at the fashionable
bonnets for some time, occasionally rubbing the
back of her head, after which she returned to
the house and calmly resumed her carpet manip-
ulations.
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$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50

T IBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO CANVASSERS
| 1 for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage SI2 stnfnS .Hachime!
nea-I wish to engage an active Agent in every
county in the United States and Canada, to tray-
ell and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit. is just patented with
valuable improvements. and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility. \ limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wante1 to solicit
orders to whom salary of from
$50 to $50 n Month. and Expenses,
will be paid. For conditions and full particulars
address with stamp for return portage,
L. MALCOLM.
4SvS.td Box 27Ss, Boston, Mass.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of Justice I. L. Jones Court, of Wea-
verville township, county of Trinity, to me di-
rected in favor of William HerdIe and against
All Page and Charley, have seized, and will ex-
pose for sale at public auction at 0 o clock, A..
NJ. on Saturday, the
9th day of May, 1865,
in front of Justice Jones office, Douglas City,
the following described property to wit Those
certain mining claims on Steiner Flat, Trinity
county, known rs the mining claims Of All Page
and Charley, adjoining and Immediately above
the claims of Moses Gum L Co, together with
the flume, sluce boxes reservoir, and all other
appurtenances Of said claims. Also, one frame
dwelling-house on Stener's Flat, situated near
the residence Of A. Erskne, and now owned by
said defendants. All of which will be sold 10
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs.-Dated this 10th day of April,
"A. D.. 1865. JOHN HANL0N,
l4.ts. Special Constable Tor said Township.
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AN HONEST GANBLER.--A Berlin letter to an
English paper says:

AN HONEST GAABLER.-A hcrlln letter 10 in
English paper says;
" A Traveller of one of the largest houses in
the wooden manufacture in Berlin jour
ney to South Germany, about FIVE years ago. Be-
ing in the vicinity of Baden-Baden, he was tempt,
ed to visit that celebrated spa and tried his lucl,
at rogue ct nor, and lost He tried again and
again, but not more successful He proceeded
with the game in the hope of regaining what he
had lost, but failure still attended him. and at
last he wss compelled in order to win his money
back, 10 make of the money belonging to
his employers Still i'll luck pursued him. and
he lost in single day the whole of the money
belonging to his firm, and which amounted to
5000 ihalers. For FIVE years the firm heard
nothing of him. Last week, however, they re-
ceived letter from America, inclosing 9,0ot
thaleFs from The missing traveller. After explain
ing the cause of his disappearance, he added
that he fed to America, where he had been sue.
cessful in business, and now he returned thC
debt be owed, with interest
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

In ten years before the war-ls5o to 1860
Tennessee lost just twenty-nine runaway slaves,
according to accurate statistics. How many she
has lost since isan unpleasant subject OF contem-
plation to her pro-slavery citizens.
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I'm .. OI y . N
Ho.loway's Pills
BE of Good Cheer: The sinking may
SAVED EY THE Use or
Hc..0Way's Ointment!

The history Of great Remedies i the wonderful
medical revelation that the world has known. 1t e-a
ll-mporant that and in
intcr:a! disease exists the -inectiny searching
and healing properties Of the Pills fully equal its
lection and and that with the Ointment they
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

Owe of the first petitions to Congress against
the Slave trade signed by Benjamin Frank
lin. Southern men cried out that the philoso-
pher was insane, and declared that the commit
ment Of the memorial to committee would
sound the tocsin of civil war throughout the
South. This WAS in l1qn
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These Mighty Healers World Known al
EoILd Trfed, a Noon to f!te SICK.

The Of sterling medicinal to meet the ills and
sites Of the suffering portion Of humanity and one entirely
free fron mineral and other eetero particles severely
felt til this all powerful medicine uhcrcd int the world
oLewAE's INVALUABLE PILLS have become the
REMEDY Of all nations Their attribute is well
they attack the of the complaint
and tins lv renewing the hidden of disease rc-invi
and the dropping energies of the SYSTEM assist
iIll Of
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH

Are tie of the dc.dIit maae. Their effect i
vtiat all the fluids OF the body and send poisoned
through all the channels of circulation. Now. what
the operation IT the Pills! They cleanse the bowels. reg
The liver. bring the relaxed irrated stomach into
condition, and acting through the s1reye
uroN ITSELF change the IF the from
sickness n health by exercising simultaneous and whole
some effect upoG all its parts and functions.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

WHEN a Missouri guerrilla was about 10 be
hung, the Provost Marshal, having four dollars
OF his money, asked the fellow what he should
do with it q Well, said Pike, - I'm out'n
terbaccer, cut reckon how | might well
quit chawin r.
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CorssELIAa (afterward Chief Justice) Bushe,
being on one occasion asked which. of a company
OF actors be most admired, maliciously replied
"The prom2ter, sir, for have heard the most
and seen the least of him.
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06

NOT A FEW

MOI n e Il w
CT the worst disorders tat aict mankind arise from th
corruption .ha accuaa.es Il lie Blood or all the Dis
covcrcs that have been purge cut, mono can
equal in ef.c. HELNEoLD'S CoKPcU8D EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARIL-A. It cleaase5 and renovates thu
Blood instils the vgor OF health into TIE system and
purge, out the huuors which maze disease It stimulates
the healthy functions Of body and e1pes disorders
that grow and rankle in the Blood Such remedy that
could C relied en- has long been sought for and now for
the first time public have which they can de-
pend Our space Goes not ad: Of certificates to
show its effects but the ta CT single bottle will show to
the sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Extract of sarsaparia added
70 pint water il equal TO the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
o., bottle is equal TO Gallon CT the Syrup Of sarsapara,
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared purely sciensinc
principes-in Vscxo-and e5ody the full strength OF
the ingredients entering thes competition. ready
and conclusive will be comparison Of their proper
tes with those set forth in the U. S. Dpensatory.
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In disease attacks the liver, il repealed
AMI eNtermnated by this searching painless
curative. Billions reuttents. bilious purging, and all the
rr disorders Of the indicated by pain in
side and between the shoulders. yelowness Of the
Whites Of the eyes, weakness and debility relieved
and removed by the remedy with celebrity which
the sufferers and their friends. Let the sick whom
ulty have abandoned resort with confidence this powerful
agent and n restoration health activity
ll The unrlr esilIf
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JONES says he knows that justice ism L sold in
our courts; but, judging from his own legal
experience, he knows that those who try to OBJ
tain it often are.
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Heading or n Lawyer.

Rufus Choate, in sn important marine assault
and-battery-at-sea case, had Dick Barton, chief
mate of the clipper ship Challenge on the stand,
and badgered him so for about an hour that at
last Dick got his salt water up, and hauled by
the wind to bring the keen Boston lawyer under
his batteries.
At the beginning of his testimony, Dick had
said the night was - dark as seven BELLS
Suddenly Mr.. Choate asked him
Was there q moon that night n
1" Yes, sir"
"Ah 4 moon
Yes, a full moon"
ibid you see tn
Not q mite"
Then how do You know there was moon 2
Nautical almanac said SO, and I'll believe
that sooner n any other lawyer in this world
"What was the principal luminary that night,
sir 2"
Binnacie lamp aboard the Chatieng>.
Ah-you are growing sharp. Mr. Barton. "
What in blazes have you been grinding me
this hour for-to make me dull r.
% Be civil sir And now tell me what latitude
and longitude you crossed the Equator in 2
"Sho you're joking"
"No, Sic I'm in earnest, and desire you
to answer it,"
I" sha ut,
" Ah-you refuse. do you ?"
Yes-I can't"
q Indeed You are the chief mate Of a clipper
ship, and unable to answer 30 simple question q
'IYes, it's the d-dest simple question ever
had asked me. Why, thought every ID fool
of n lawyer knew there ain no latitude on the
Equator.
That shot Aoored Rufus Choate.
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FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO SQUARzA FOR PUNCHES /!
FIRST PREMIUM FOR C0RDIAlS
FIRST PREMIUM FOR BlTTERS-(Squarzas IIysien-
lie KiifersA

FEyEIE COMMITTEE THINK THIS A FIT 0C-
| casion not only to award to true merit, and
stamp with verify an article Tor artcles) worthy
o. public confidence and patronage. but also to
put their seal Of condemnation upon rdianouS
componnds IGse imiiations and 'corthiess countcr-
(ijis which resemble the genuine only in their
names. The Committee, after careful cxamna-
ton of The
Weekly Trinity journal. [volume] (Weaverville, Calif.) 1857-1972, 1865-05-06
Woman In oil her Difficulties

invited The rcgnlutin and restorative powers of
ti harmless but effective preparation At the two esis
If lii, in which the female system undergoes the most I'M
rtlut critical changes. the Pills will prove positive
safeguard against evil consequences They also confident
" recommended specific in every disorder which e-
miaie- exclusively subject
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
1 STAGES LEAVE WEAv ERyILLE FOR
1eE1S4 Shasta, Red Bluff, Yehama Chico OroviIe
2Hz-@ Narysville, Sacramento and other points East
and South and Trinity Center Galatians Yreka Jackson
ville and other points North, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
at o'clock, A. VI. Ef- Once at the ". y: Motel,
iVsH Gus. SCAMMoN, Agent
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The Great Ambassadors Of Health TO


This i not history written by flerive
from TIE experiences of nation 1t consists Of cainp'l
a,icn of testimonials from the sick Of every countryan
improbable record. the like Of which has been adnc
ID IN lNnr If aIN lscnNerN iuyerlinn snce time al