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FENIE mercurial maaia and the kindred practice .1 has done more 10 people our grare yards than all the natural diseases 10 wbelfthe human lamily are liable, and not only il has ea6sed degener- acy of our race from which We could not possibly in many ages 10 come, even that deestable practice of poisoning to cure disease were now to cease. That practice has not only killed it's thou sands, but it has disfgured and maned tlousards more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and misery-a burthcn to themselves and their friends. Thus the DBAuTEous youth and fair oi our land, as we'll a part of all classes, have been muiitated and changed from state of hilarity and life to mere human barometers destined to writhe and groan at every approaching change of weather.

 Are not people willing, yea anxious to abandon practice that produces such heart-rending scenes we think so; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of the NO POISON BOTANIC prac- tce. J. T. HARVEY, B. P.

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