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trinity, but at lhe physical renovation Of the
human ianllly, attain 10 the same reputation


establishing Graham boarding houses and
Journals; holting large and popular copven-
tioea, ele. AID what has beeome Of Groham-
isnAhow q Hecisely what has becon,e Of all
lhe medical Innovations and humbugs that
have leaped. alf clolheds sino existence daring
The last two thousand years. J. G. next speaks
of his not having LOST single patient Of bill
ious fever since in this city. But can }. G..
say that Homeopathy has proved successful,
and secured the confidence OF our citizens, who
have patronized il, without making many ex-
ceptions among those who have been its strong
est advocates. and by whose weight Of charac-
ter it has beenImainly indebted for its foothold
We do not wish TO be personal, but il we are
invited 10 make The answer, we will state what
we know fofthe matter. We close this article
by saying that we have not, and hope we shall
not, find lime 10 examine the whole range OF
medical authors, in order 10. pick out the say
ings Of one, and the grumbling of another,
and the spleen OF third, preparatory 10 a
newspaper squib. We intend. sirs, 10 say
more on this subject in a day or TWO.