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 | has done more to people onr grapf yards than all the aaf8fat diseases to which the human family are liable, and not only so il has caused degenef- aey oi our race from which we could not possibly recover in a4Ag ages to come, if that Getesabie practice 0i poisoning to cure disease were now to cease. That practice has not only killed is thou sands, but it has dsfgured and lnaiined thousands more, causing them to drag out lives Of pain and nisery-a burtllen 10 themselves and their friends Thus the BEAuTEous youth and fair ol our land, as we'll as part of all classes, have been mutilated and changed from state of hilarity and fife to mere human baromefers, destined to wrthe and groan at every approaching change oi weather

 Are not people willing, yea, anxious to abandon practice that produces speh heartrending scenes !, We think so then we invite one and ali to avail themselves of the NO POISON BOTANIC prac- tice. J. T. HARVEY, 5. P.

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