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The Constitutional Amendment "es
istry Act and Gag Law


Eu,tors Of the Register: - --..
Win you be good enough 10 answer
one question for me? When PROPOSE
ton to amend our State constitution has
passed two successive legislatures, the
constitution makes it the duty OF the
legislature to provide by law for submit
TING the same to the voters OF the State
for ratification or rejection. (See Article
10, Section 2) The constitution also
tells us who shall be entitled to vote
Observe: the proposed amendment IS 10
be submitted to the voters OF the state
Suppose, then, it is not submitted 10 the
voters of the State, but to Tom, Olck
and Harry-iust such persons, ana no
Others, as the Governor may alloy ito
vote on the question-ano tney Iasiiy ~ ~
is anybody bound to regard ~ TIa.
such a ratification avail! anything 1uac
is the question wish to nave ans"eseu
for have been told that such raIinea-
ton is not good for anything, ana tnaV
the amendment Is OF no eject I'LL IL uas
been really submitted to the voters OF
the State and ratified by them. know
this is q constitutional question, ana our
legislature do not intend that we, the
people, should discuss such questions
Nobody but judges are allowed to DO
that, and W must keep our mouths smut
But, Notwithstanding our masters In the
Legislature take such airs upon them
selves, we, the people, have some little
interest at stake in such matters, and
intend to talk over these things among
ourselves. We do not like to lie down
quietly and be bound hand and foot II
a despotism is to be established over
Vest Virginia, We want at least re,
spectable despot over u.s. and we thiuk
Of the legislature, as Jefferson did OF
George III, that they are not TT to be the
rulers OF free people. "
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The Living Forces Of the Universe

The Living Forces Of the Universe
TIE Temple and tie WorsLIPSers.
By Eog, geo W. THoAPTcy o!W' ealing "e''
Virginia.
TEE FOLLOWING AIlE AhL"
\ ADVANCE NOIlCES OF LhE WEE
= kcholaTlY gentleman, spe1k!uG .! va -.
ING Forces, writes I Will do AL esl WPy
note the spread of this excellent su1 .sSs]''
work"
The President OF one Of cur oldgtt CoLsSst
says: Judge Thompson 10 the deepest tE.I+N
have Ust, and his work will DO rare sZl a..
ilal u vii! move the waters"
a learned divine, speaking 70 g UTotEeT Il
ister, said 1t - vast system OF thougEI-
What vondroua visions OF nature and lEe :.
mpIt lave had. Il 10 strange tlaE lived "
long n tie SANS town With Gsch = rau, -.
knsw him only In bis outward rotations a. q
fudge aud 20 itclEu. His systen explains az Z
corTects many thlngs hsTsEo!grs sssui1gly ig
contradiction"
Chief Justice l., after reading z eyuopas q
the wert, Leads ''u.ny CALCULATIONS 10 Ia
author and earnest w.sces tcb hls suoces."
Another divine says 1t Is new and ocup-..
bsRtivs 10 its general purpose and method ara
its detail 10 The resu Of patient and elaho,
ats thought. JAMES C4ALLEH, PubuIEsr.
1eoLu4Iy !. Ie9o PIniHdelphE.
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HoeTEsa.-Good Captain Pesssl, be quiet
il is very late faith, I bssesk you now. az
gravste your choler 6Ne hkNhi ~
Editors OF the Register
Notwithstanding the gentle reinon,
strances and mild protests OF his con.
servative and more sensible colleagues
member of the Legislature now in ses,
sion in this city, persists III yentilating
his hatred to the rebels in the most vii.
famous aud execrable English The
Honorable member evidently stands III
but little awe of Indy Murray, which
NAV be reasonably accounted for, from
the fact that his education was limited
to HornbOok 1t must be a consoling
reflection for rebels to observe that they
are not the only victims marked out for
slaughter by this itinerant lunatic. The
English language comes in for its share,
A few days ago this ancient Pistol dis
charged himself of an grafton that was
conspicuous only for its scornful con,
tempt of grammar, and the remorseless
manner in which our native tongue was
mangled Its inspiration was evidently
drawn from the fetid odors OF gas
house. His rhetorical arrows were di,
reCted by so unskillful hand, that he
failed TO hit the White" at least con,
cluded SO from al observation of a mem.
Der of his party, that he, the orator,
was a libel on the intelligence of the
Republican party" 1t often happens
that malevoleGt persons have to endure
thc evils they propose for others. and
thai curses, like chickens. come home to
roost did propose to petition the
L. si,lao"io 10 SuppIcss TINS suUllhe IN
stance of how far impudence will carry
ignorance and thereby merit the graft
tnde ola generous constituency and sp-
peaso the outraged and indignant shades
of Sam Johnston and Lindley Murray
Rrl. warned by che chlyalrOus reception
of lie last petitioner, shall have 10
co4tent myself by appealing to another
Quartet Scboolmasters TO the rescue
or "OthellVs occupation S gone"
RAMBLER.
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Ao1sc Of Delegates
TUESDAY, Fer 8.

Prayer by Rev. 6. 8. Bsrnitz
Ins Speaker laid bsfore the Hoass q
message from tbs Supreme Court of Ap-
peals, asking that $500 be appropri.
ated for tbs purchase Of books for said
Court Referred to committee On Fl
rance.
House BiI. No, IS, to change the times
OF holding tie Courts IN the eighth ju
dicial circuit, was passed. It provides
for the commencement of the terms Of
said Courts as follows
For the county of Raleigh, on the lst
Monday in March May, September and
November For the county of Wyon
ing, on the 2nd Monday of March May,
September and November. For the
county OF Logan, on the Sd Monday in
March, May, September and November
For the county of Boone, Oh the 4th
Monday of March, May, September and
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CITIZENS RAILWAY.

4 .1E ETsHG OF THE aIEMREES
~ OF The Chamber Of Commerce OF the city OF
W 4eeIps Will 90 held al the City Hal on
THURSDAY The sd inst ct o'clock p. m
Tor TIE purpose q taking measures to build the
C!t.ZsEs k4uway OF Wheeling. a fuII attend
aucs Is respectfully requested of the menbsrs
aud a. citizens who tesI lstsEe stsd " thu SUD.
Js-.. BY oE6sT Of tia Beard.
n wLENSCY
0%s'E- sssIstsTy,
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The Constitution and nndicali.m,

In all free governments CONSTITUTIONS
are ordained as check upon the gov
ernips power All the several branches
Of the government are subject to the
provisions of this organic law II de
fnss their several duties declares what
they may or shall do, ana prohibits
them from the commission OF various
governmental acts The constitution is
the work OF the people. in whom all
governing power resides. and 10y whom
it 10 delegated to agents it is framed by
the people in representative convention
assembled and is ratified by their votes.
Thus framed, it stands as the bulwark
of popular rights, their only defense
against tyranny and oppression. 1t lin
Ito ths power of the legislative, execu-
tive aud judicial branches of the gov
ernmsut and even stands as barrier IN
the way of a majority OF the people them
selves when they would infringe upon
the rights Of the minority 1t is the
supreme law of the land" everything
and controlling all governmental acts
and to Its provisions the last peaceabie
or legal appeal must be made. When its
authority is diregarded, when Its bounds
and limitations are passed, then we have
revolution and the beginning of either
anarchy or despotism, When the cou'
stitution Ia SGT aside and treated as OF no
s6sct, tho form Of the government Is essen.
TALLY changed and wears 10 longer the
character originally intsudsd and IN.
pressed upon 1t by the people. II 1t can
NO longer bind the officers Of the govern
meut, tbosa officers or some other meu less
ssrupulous than they, assume 10 be mon.
arabs aud Issue DEGREES 10 their slaves.
When the constitution IL destroy cd.
all that makes free government perish
- with 1t, and the dearest rights of the
people are held, if held at all, merely at
the will Of faction, or single man
whom chauce or crime has invested with
the reips of power.
During the past few years there has
been al alarming decay Of that public
ssptimspt which held the constitution
sacred. Amendments Of the most trivial
a. well as Of the most vitGi Importance
hs<s been freely proposed aud supsrSci.
ally discussed, contsLpt has been
thrown upon existing provisions and,
from the Era. violation Of tbs acknowl.
edged intent snd spirit of the organic
law, we have been hurried downward
by frssh and constantly recurring
disregard at constitutional right,
until our state sousrnmspt has
become despotism IL every.
thing except the name II Is
sTan held to be evidence Of disl0y lily to
quote the constitution - support Of any
wished fcl privilege or right and on.
lew days ago it was broadly asserted il
tho House of Delegates ct We.s VIRGINIA
that al appeal 10 the constitution WAS
the argument CT traitors The lss;sl..
ture has overstspped and disregarded
not only one provision Of the coastitu-
ton, but maay Off its most important and
clearly defined limitations it las done
this not only once, but repeatedly, aud
that any proposed bill! was plainly in
violation of the constitution Of the State
has never, in siLgle instance, been
deemed barrier to its passage. What.
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- srot upon her vs.tal robs
!La voice fer what j: stsirs

Is IT not now simply apparent tia. tie
interests of legislators and those OF the
people whom they profess 10 represent
NAV not sometime. be anything else
than Identical, rather that the very
measures promoted by ambition, sell.
seeking. lust Of power, are Numerically
opposed 70 the public interest and State
welfare Pro PATRA
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DIED {

q Essta7 sfts1Ioou, February 2, o. Cor
ss.HSa tbs Lungs, JENNIE REED, infA1
es-sate! q George AID Mary (. Aaans-
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VIRTUE springs from industry rather
shan rellglon. We care not how pious
a man Is iet him loaf for week, and
. woodchu0k.
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rEE1E FIANGs MANUFACTURED
L now By c 9ICKERING d. SON5. OF Boston,
are pronounced by the leading artists superior
TO any others. Any upprejudlCed person who
will give them q careful examination will come
TO the same COnclu siOns,
The fact that Nessrs, CBICKERING & SONS
dispose of mere instru mepts than any other
fictOTy IL the world Is ITSELF OAe VI tho strung
est arguments in their favor, tnasmuch as theiT
facilities for manufacture and ready demand eS'
able them to sell AT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-02-21
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON SESSION
The Boone ICouDty Road bill was laid
on the table
House bill No l04 IL relation TO the
Statutes of Limitation was passed.
House Bill, No, LOG, ito authorize TIE
BoaId Of Supervisors Of Hampshire c0uu,
ty to borrow money" was passed
House Bill No l07, for he relief IF
Amos Samples, OF Upshur county" was
passed,
House Bill No l03, TO amend aud re
enact the first section Of an act auClOriz'
ing tie present aud former SLegitts Of
Ohio county to pay certain moneys to
ths TreaSurers Of Richie and Other
townships III said county, passed Eebru
~ l6, 1865" was passed. II provides that
AL moneys which have been heretofore
appropriated for the purpose of 'carrying
on schools in the townships Of Richie,
Triadelphia, Liberty aud RiChlaud, in
OLio county, and which are still held by
the sheriff of said county, OF by any for.
InSr sheriff or SheIitfs Of said county, shall
bs paid to the county treasurer VI said
coluty, on the order OF the school super.
iu;eudeut Of said county, subject to the
sane conditions as are provided for the
payment to said treasurer Of other school
tulds aud the said treasurer of the
colutyis hereby authorized TO collect by
Law, all sum or sums that may be due
AMI unpaid from said sheriff or any Of
them, for which lie shall have = reas0na-
pa aud just compensation,
house Bill No. 10. amending the law
sons To sxempt the property OF Daniel
Gaas, 4. v Wtslan and I. J. Stone,
lylSon Whse.iag Island from city tax
stan, unit! the same ID laid out, was
passed.
House BIZ! 10 III, providing that the
ts'a! year commence on the lst day Of
Oe;obsr and end on tbs Both day OF sep
tsnbsr, was passed.
Ihs Bill repeating The law providing
Tor The tOrtstturs Of property Of rebels
II this State was, on motion Of Nj.
flaming, Of Harrison, amended so IS not
10 at1eet cases where suits had already
esSn instituted So amended, the BIZ!
wa ordered 70 sugrossment.
j number Of bills were read a hrst
ant Others a second time, aud HoUSs. a.
joTned.
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Ten THOUSAND Acres Of Iron and
Coal Lands for Sale.

DURSUANT TO A DEED %
l. Trust 10 the undersigned Irusteee frJg
Joseph Whitaker, George 2. Whitaker, JOSEPH
Coudon and their wives, dated January tie
10th, 1865. and on Record in the Recorders OF
ice OF Ohio county, West Virgins, Book H. psss
4O7, and also of Record in the Recorder 01l.j
OF WetZel county, Book 3, page 81, we WI. 81
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day oil April, l:~
commencing at IL o'clock, a. NJ, az public aa:.
ton at the front door OF the Court House v.
Ohio county, 10000 acres Of land (mOTs Or lgs4.
lying on the waters Of Fish and !shlug CiesE
in the saio county OF WetZel within the bound
ries of four patents OF four thousand acres each
grantee by the Commonwealth VI Virginia y
Henry Wynkrop aud Paul Selman. AID dGtsi
the roth day of February, llS6. Fora more !u4
description reference IS made 10 the above men
toned deed of trust.
The property will DO sold ia separate E1-is
and plat OF the lana aid its suydv!s,oUs LAY
De examined at the Office Of WilAaLL Peterson.
Esq Iu the city Of Wheeling.
IERas OF SALE Not less than Oas.t4lIN ~
the purchase money TO be paid "A cash " Ia
day Of sale but the purchaser 10 have tue ugh
TO pay more than ons.third OF the whole Of tls
purchase mOney AZ his option. IEe IeWs Glss
II there be any TO be paid II one OF two yets
with interest from day OF sale and such ts.I
RED iustalmen 70 be secured by deed oil uIt
on the property sold, or otherwise 70 the sG.s
faction OF the Trustees acting IL the premises
The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad pass
through the northern portion OF the tract, asJaI
" miles distant from Wheeling The IAud CO..
tAins veins OF Iron ore OF tho best quality, ca
h2uous 70 the railroad, u also cgAtaiHs CO..
and Is heavily ard vel timbsred.
]. W. GILL,
Z. =. HCEEARD,
EELSOS Z. WErThCrR
teblS'ta"ts CRlSPlE OGL EbAY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

ThS New York Pest Of Friday gives the
following valuable and pertinent condensa
tion Of the law and the facts on this inter
sssing subject:
Il should DO remembered by the tax pay
ers that the LIST Of May is the time fixed by
The amended law Of March 8, 1866, is still
In teece, and It is officially announced tina,
the as 1ssment OF this year will be made in
accordance with its provisions regardless OF
any action Of Congress on the new Tax bill
juss ssporlsd 10 the House. The Senate refus
cd 70 concur in the House resolution provi-
ding for an extension Of time for two months,
II order to permit the new law to go into
operation. ax.payers. therefore, required to
furnish their schedules to the Assistant As
sssopsa in their respective districts on o.
bstors Tuesday next The Assessor 10 un
der no legal obligation to send blank forms
be may do so as an act OF courtesy but 1t il
the business of Taxpayers to find his Office
obtain the blanks, fill them up and return
them. In case Of neglect or refusal. the AS
SCISSORS are empowered to make the return
and to AIDA penalty Of twenty five pc
cent, or in case Of fraud, to add one hun
drsd per cent. to the amount ascertained I,
b due.
The duties on incomes are payable withif
sixty days after the return Of the schedul,
TO the Assessor-th IS, on or before tn.
Goth day Of June. The incomse must bs
rsckoned for tho year ending December 8
1866, and the tax is percen on all sums
between $500 and St, 900, and 10 per cent
On the excess over %, 600. The deduction.
permitted are: l. The sum of 5000 from
oil incomes; 3. All State, county and mu
nicipal taxes within the year Gncludins tn,
income tax paid last summary; 3. Tn,
amount paid for rent, or the rental value Q
any homestead occupied BY the tax payer 0,
his family, in his own right or in the righ
efhis wife; 4. The amount paid for usua
Or ordinary repairs, taking the average o
hep9yoding I've years. These are ell In,
dsductions that can be made.
The income tax is a lien upon pr 7perty i
not paid within the time fixed by law, ant
the collectors are invested with full power
70 take legal proceedings for tlistraipt an,
collection. The proper observance of tn
tms and manner of payment will therefor
oava the tax payers much trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose OF DR.. Easterlys Family Pills. ana Wien
dOnc operating, take DR.. Eastcrlys Fever and Aguc
Killer. dose as directed the bottle every two
hours until nine doses have been taken ia the absence
Of fever. which always stops the Ague and Fever lhe
FIRST DAY. Then TO prevent ito return, take The
Aguc Killer three times day the seventh. fcur-
te NTH twenty first and twenty days. aftef the
la / chill and FEVER and you will be PERMANENTLY
CURED Let every man. Sornnn and child try II, and
Hyou find II to he true lcll i to your friends.
sA Price Of Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle. Fills 50
cents per box-4V pills In a box.
Prepared and Sold by Dr. L. EASTERIY Il
Co., No. ~ North Fh streets st. fhuis Mo-. and sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store, Chicago. III.
Sold by Druggists gennrally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

Or. Eaeterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol.
era mcrbus, cramps or spasms Bowel
complaints and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children when
TEErHING. ts
TINS POPULAR AND rSFALLI
BILE Remedy has been used BY the most intelligent
teen yaarp IN Ill csses II DlasThse Dyssntesy aud
Bowel complaint, and all unite In pronouncing It the
most speedy and efiectual Medicine they have evel
used. Price, % cents per bottle.
Prepared aud sold by Ds. +. EASTERLY = Co., No
70 North Fifth street. st. Louis. Mo. Sold At theil
Branch Store, No. ~ Nadkm street, Chicago, n.
: For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

I'LL W0ys
ls..1 ->.a pAn.a.a.A.a .,~ee<ea n -
s(gm oo6nlsIso ovsr 1o6 ,o4e gallons Il psere.
l4n0. rr 1<sss TX ssyF4
lThs 4{2k ks6 ha:r dre6ainr 4 he OSHas
hpny Psmade-so-callsd because u 10 .
gfs-o'bssa stsesss.
A clergyman on one occasion recsivsd no
pfy to7yinQsf S'"on'ous couple ,sno
- .s.hs.,rs t"cl nm ' .hs hshv . nd ex
ckimed: II bslisre / have = asrtaaes 60
this chiidt0 BaSvss father. rather than
have aqse1pleneeica- ee'ose the co0pen4'
Quietly Aeosd osera o5 ~,
IT,. fi.,.c.~..;. A..o~,.,;on of Waahins<
ton City, have united on Mayor Wallach Tor
rs election. The Inf<ttigenctr halls u e :
sigq thft NE peopley ss<espeseive o. S2s
mine matters 4 The polls upon the new and
a1..uo,,n, ;s.ns Of Andrew Johnson and
M -a,;cv In ~. .snec, thew arc Johnson
~ ana hv that dss;on.,i,n they can
steep the county - did the Jackscn "e"
oflS26 and 1897.
La. p. Luse. ESQ. editor 1fths I.afi yette
Ind Journal. has been removed from the
Office Of Postmaster Of that city.
r "a
nSe of the 81 Croix and Lake Superior
rIlro.d
Numerous o's,iilery irauus ns'' s'
discovered 10 Centrai nchtucSy'
State Soldiers Convention Is !" u
held ~ hsrrisourg' fa'' may w.
The ex6enses Of the funeral IT King
r ooold. az Belgian. amounted to 076, 7ts
francs.
The London Times thinks the number o
njeroe shot and hsutsd ID Jamaica after
the late ,nsurrection is i've hundred.
~s 49, .c.;v.ly
Inere are nucen o.. com :.p ...;.., =,
q work 10 "a SM onn wv" SF''-' "
soou' soo'ooo'0
A carpenter was employ cd ~ Z tarmsr
~ '.e ."o o"s ",c ..s
.."se ~ -,,-s ssir,,
"S"'s' S"s 1'''-A ~'',- : ''
This remedy Tor cholera proved wonder
fully efIicacions on two emigrant ships ir
l849, stopping at once On alarming fatality
Al teaspopnful Of the best Cayenne pepper
ano 9 taD.esPoon'u' - sA'' ~iAso Win
punt u hui "a'er'
The only cotton mill of consequences il
Indiana ia at Car melton. It was built il
| 1854. Mt n cost Of H7OO. 900: runs 1O.OO(
spindles. and pays annual dividends Q
about 90 per cent.
|
Tug p'oPcr,y Ie" ~ ~, m 's'o 1y'va"u
nacks1es u boston. 70 LUIS CosSees'
| will nrobablv amount 70 ahont Ha5O 'f,,O :
His whole estate amounts 10 14oO. 600.
|
Elk Admiral Raphael Semmes now has
clear neid a. canoidate Tor the Frooat
Judgesh.p Of Mociie. Alabama. ms only or
ponent, M. Bond having w'thdtawn irof
the canvass. The election Is to take plac
on Monday next. The Office named W
learn, IS worth ten thousand dollars
year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

cutS 10 U1[ Ice.
Prsslpt6t y6tSsah madas aihd&bsr of n
ss' s,s:si assI &R Y Us 1ss Which il.
osere. Illinois; Samuel Harper. q Hons.
@17MeMs5' Sdm1sf n. 4yee5h III ~ "a =
1SpssAs ytStsCn Qfa1dh6S O. Qsfl3lS1
3 !Gssq65ty S4d ifjPEsp, r. - SS9s 81 ~ ~
s1Iv.s q Public Moneys Il VkeSI|sS 3 ~ a.;
1ee en:sel Executive Aessi>6 ,on L..
5|g s|s - I ! g 800 Wv
= eonlg e1lss at Winoua, Iione.ots. issrss.
- ] en-. Paul, lNsn.;
.sSsa.a.ese. 9i -, sslss -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-10

The Round Table gives the following ex
selleAt advice in regard to chelen: a.,t..
now 70 orr n.

selleat advies in regard to chelern: a..' e..
- . sseas now 70 orr IT. e r. .s'nt VA
1. Reduce At once the quantity Of foot
that you arc accustomed to take.
.. Avoid every thing but what you fee
SURE ID pot adapted to your constitution, ano
ifyoa ~ M'siiS slightsie doubt q - ~,
articls 1renpuy ssehew it ss0ag
!. Scgptipife whatever you eat,and BY al
means Keep dp'a constant &atch on your
digestive dlgaam With 4 view tdasceraaininp
the effect Of the vsrioas articles Of food in
: EissS ildh i1d sefy fswl Vegetables,
oewsvcr much you may banker for them
throughout the spring and summer.
kvkpsR the thsught always in mind that
you bro liable to have the cholera at any
moment, and that the way 70 exemption
MN Z hes in pertaining from doing almost
evfylhAe ybA Jo6 would q verenot lhS
Ssas dkbfa dtseAseSb efors = - aye I 4
.. In word reduce your system as much
- possible, and IS far as in your power,
make yourself about Is uncomfortable Is
possible. sHsUiv 10 EuoJ-
now NOT 70 .ssFir.
l.. Eatjust such food IS you ordinarily
wSH!d - swey u aaakeg, gsua oz4 xot
y. Parlake 81 Sseetables and fruits
without hesitation, only lafe, care that ttsy
.. By no p s slloSs2 your our 4 system to
run down. fcf you viii need oil the Vi Al
coergy you can command to withstandDhe
ssesss,ing inapsnss eflshe sssson, cholera;
O b bsgsEle Al r.-ta&
= do not worry Yourself about your
nss;sn any more than usual, nor watch the
stS8 M ysrE;eIblem. - n il Icop kaipejd
syu0gyceride, and wGfa1isble 70 explode
.ssy moment; rather let it take care o
s,ss9A a3 NM Npes, out of ten, any, ltd 9
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