WHY I EMBRACED THE DOCTRINES OF SAMUEL HAHNEMANN

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To be of the elect followers of Samuel Hahnemann is the hall mark of the thinks while to follow the herd is to admit an inability to think independently or reason correctly, which is an indication, even a tacit admission,that membership is in the ninety-nine percent controlled by mob thought alone. STROUDSBURG, PA.

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