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more hum0rS OF MeQlatlon--frop088l9 lOr
a Joint Intervention Of the Foreign
Powers.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool tho
morning of the 9th, and Queenstown the Of.
ternoon of the 9th instant, arrived at New York
on Thursday night.
Mediation Rumors.
Paris correspondence Of the London 1Ws<s.
1t is rumored that ovcrtures have been, or
are to he made by France to the Russian Gov
crnmcnt, with view to taking into serious con.
-ideration the state of affairs in America the
disastrous effects Of the civil war in Europe
generally: and whether the time is not now
come for the Powers to mako q move towards
mediation or recognition Of the Confederate
States.
The Morning Herald says: awe are inform.
ed that the proposal of France for joint in.
tcrvention to recommend a suspension Of hos
tiliiics in America has hem laii before the Gov
ernments Of Russia and England, and has been
agreed to by the former"
The Times editorial traces the reverses Of the
Federal armies i'll the past to their magnitude,
and the consequent difficulty in handling them,
and rs they promise to be just as u,wieldy in
the future, it thinks there is nothing to warrant
the expectation of more success from the new
army which the Federal Government Is now
pre- piring.
In another article. the Times quotes from Ger.
tain New York journals what it considers evi.
icnce ut reaction in America, and says:
1T splan that change is coming over tho
people of the Northern States. Various things
combined give us cause to hope that reason and
humanity arc dawning again in America, after
a long nbscurity. 1t is not only that General
McClellan's army is unable to take the field,
and that the men of whom it is composed aro
quarrelng, plundering and dcscrting in pres
encc of victorious enemy, but it is that men
,larc to speak out and tell MS that all this is 20.
ing on, and that there is little hope of its amend.
mcnt; evilently the reaction from the frenzy
of the past eighteen months has begun, and we
may cherish some hope that the worst is past.
The army, it was thought, was about to go Ia.
to winter quarters. The pay of McClellan's
army alone is sal to be in arrear to the extent
of fifty million dollars, and many regiments
have not received a cent since the first Of June"
The New York correspondent Of the Times
says the State elections afford unmistakable ~.
ilence of the extreme war party being in disfa.
vor, and a strong conservative reaction has Set
in against Abolitionism, Capitalization, and the
arbitrary action Of the President and his Cab.
met
A report was current in Birmingham, Eng.
land, on the 9th instant, that the owners Of the
steamers leaving Liverpool for New York, had
just declined the risk of continuing to carry
packages of small arms to the Northern States.
The rumor could not be traced to any authen-
tic source; shut there seems no reason to Doubt"
says the Birmingham Post, ''that = check has
been given to the shipment Of these articles"
Mr. Charles Buxton, NJ. p, son Of Fowan
Buxton, eminent for his anti-slavcry advocacy,
had expressed his sympathy with the slave-own-
ers of the South.
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ed chiefly at the pub

lOtai. lo,oUJ
The average cost OF feeding and clothing this
army of negroes, can scarcely be less than Az
cents per day, giving this aggregate
$4,000
40
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Brevet Maj Gen, u. S A.
Cnn'sIip1 R;rht E,oul Diyisio,


On arriving at the opposite 81 lie Of the river
Gen. Patrick was conveyed to the guarl house
by the military, where he was detained unit,
the reply was ready. In the meantime his COM
muncation was conveyed to Gen. Longstreet
whose troops are cncampel Il short distance out
sile of the city.
AS the demand was made upon the civil au-
thon.ies, the Mayor sent an answer. which was
evidently written at the dictatiJn of Gen. Long
street, to the effect that the complaints enumc-
rated shall he remcded SO FIR as fiiing on our
pockets AMI furnishing supplies and material to
the Confederate army wa, concerned, but tina,
the rebels would dispute the occupying of the
city Ivy the Government forces. lie complain
ell of the short space of time allowed for the
removing of the women and children and sick
:oldiers. The giving of any more time, Us rc-
qucsled, is now under consideration.
Permission has been given the citizens to run
one train from the city, but only for the convey
ance of women and children.
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The Late Elections and the Presidency.

The States in which elections have recently
taken'place would, had there been a President
to choose, have elected a Democrat. The vote
would have been:
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The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
administered, Providence permitting, in the
Presbyterian Church Of this place, on the last
Sabbath Of this month. The pastor expects
the assistance Of Rev. L. Y. Graham, of SON.
rsat
The Rev. Mr.. Fleming will preach OH Thurs
dsy and Friday evenings.
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: eyThc teachers of Bedford township will
meet at the Boydstown school house, on Satur-
day, Nov. Goth, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose Of organizing a Teachers District In
stitutc.
Teachers of other districts are expected to be
present.
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Thus, without the border States, we should
have had a Democratic majority of fifty-two
electoral votes. Every one Of these on- hun
dred and twenty Democratic electoral votes A.
braham Lincoln received in 1860. A very
great revolution Of sentimant in two wears.
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THE CONSERVATIVE PYRAMID.---Th Conserv-
atives have been at work lately building pyr.
amid. There are some tall bricks in it, as will
be seen by the following specimens -
OHIO.
INDIANA.
ILLINOIS,.
NEW YORK.
DE l. a w A RE.
NEW RSEY.
NNSYLVANIA.
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I EK 1HugOT ana
Common Council of Fredericksburg:

Common Council Of Fredericksburg:
Gentlemen :-Under cover of the houses Of
your city, shots have been fired upon the troops
of my command. Your mills and manufacto
RIGS are furnishing provisions and the material
for clothing for armed bodies in rebellion against
the Government of the United States; your rail
roads and other means of transportation are re-
moving supplies to the depots Of such troops
This condition Of things must terminate, and,
by direction Of Gen. Burnside, l accordingly
demand the surrender of the city into my hands,
as the representative OF the Government of the
United States at or before 5 O'Clock this after
noon. Failing an affirmative reply to this de-
mand by the hour indicated, sixteen hours will
be permitted to clapse for tile removal from the
city of women and children, the sick AMI w1un-
ded aged, &C.; which period having expired, l
shall proceed to shell the town.
Upon obtaining possession of the city, every
necessary means wih ,c taken 70 preserve orer
! and secure the protective operation of the laws
and policy Of the United States Government.
/ am, very respectfully, your ob't. servt.,
+. V. SUMNER,
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Rebel Cavalry at Warrenton Junction
and Bull Run.
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ARRIrAL OF THE PERSIA.

More Rumors of Mediation Proposals for
a Joint Intervention Of the Foreign
Powers.
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool tho
morning of the 9th, and Queenstown the af.
ternoon of the 9th instant, arrived at New York
on Thursday night.
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Bedford, Nov. 2s, 1862.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-11
EXTRACTING TEETH.

DR.. P. may be found at his rooms ut all hours
of the day and night, prepared to extract Teeth
in the best possible manner, with, or without
the aid of CHLOROFoRN AND ETHER.
With his extensive practice, and the greatest
facilities, he feels sure of success in all cases
and will pledge himself TO extract teeth or per.
form any operation, however difficult, with the
greatest carefulness, and the least possible pain
to the patient.
He intends to make his charges so moderate
that ALL may avail themselves of the benefits tC
be derived from the SCIENCE OF DENTISTRY.
Newport. VI. March, 1882. IS
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SUBTERRANEAN PRIsON.-Work men
employed in digging a well in Seville,
Spain, a short time since, discovered some
subterranean masonry, which, on inyes.
LEGATION, proved 10 contain numerous cell,
in one Of which four human bodies, per
fectly mummifed, were found chained tc
the walls. One of them was that of 4
barefooted monk the garments of the
others were Of the style of the last cen.
tdry. A siIkcn shirt worn by one of the
bodies was the only garment in tolerablt
preservation. They are supposed tc
have been victims of the inquisition
claimed in the cells and starved to death
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MoRMoNIsM IN THE SANDWICH Is
LANDs-A missionary at the Sandwich
Islands in recent letter alludrs TO "a
renewed stir in the ranks of the Nor
mons. The new apostle of their cause
is a Captain Gibson, aided by young
man from Northampton, Mass. 1t was
suspected, for while, that Gibson was
ltagued with some privateerS; but tle
opinion is now gaining goun that he i.
indeed an agent of Brigham Young, and
that the Mormons Of Salt Lake mediate
a descent upon the Islands, which they
intend TO sieze and hold as more pleas-
ant home than Utah.
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and she soon returned and handed me
four receipts, which took and examined
They were signed in a strange staggering
hand by the witness.
Now, Nancy Luther / said, turning
to the witness, and speaking in a quick,
startling tone, at the same time looking
her sternly in the eye, please tell the
court, and jury, and me, where you got
the seventy-fve dollars you sert in your
letter to your sister in Somers.
The witness started as though voca'
no had burst under her feet. She turn
{ ed pale as death, and every limb shook
violently. l waited until the people
could have an opportunity to see her
emotion, and then repeated the ques-
lion.
sent-any,' she gasped
You did ? | Numbered, for ! was ex-
cited now.
! didn't she family muttered, grasp.
ing the railing by her side for support.
May it please your honor and gentle
men OF the jury said as soon as !
looked the witness out of countenance,
= | came here to defend a man who was
arrested for robbing the mail, and in the
course Of my preliminary examinations !
had access to the letters which had been
torn open and robbed OF money. When
| entered upon this case, and heard the
name of this witness pronounced, | went
out, got this letter which now hold, for
| remembered having seen one bearing
the name OF Nancy Luther. This letter
was taken from the mail bag, and con.
tanned seventy-fve dollars, and by look
ing at the post mark you will observe
that it was mailed the day after the hun
dred dollars were taken from Mrs Nase-
by's drawer. l will read it to you t you
please.
The court nodded assent, and l read
the following, which was without date
save that made by the postmaster on the
outside. | give it verbatim
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

Great inducements are now offered to those
in want of Artificial Teeth as he is supplying
them under every variety of circumstances, up
on his highly approved methods, which are Civ
ing the highest satisfaction.
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LIST OF PRICES.
Our HARMONIC ORGAN.

This isthe most desirable instrument for church
es, concert and lecture rooms, vet invented.
lst 1t comes at a much lower price, consld-
ering what it is capable of doing.
ID. 1t is far more simple in construction, and
therefore less liable to get out of order
Sd. 1t contains only half as many reeds as
other instruments of the same power, and con-
scquently not half the expense TO keep it in
rune.
4th. 1t is much more easily managed by the
player, being less complicated in the arrange
mcnts of stops, &c.
1t may he blowed by the player or with lev
er by another person.
The Harmonic Organ has also fine, powerful
Pedal Base, with reeds entirely disconnected
from the other part Of the instrument. Making
altogether an instrument of nearly as much
power as a thousand dollar Pipe Organ.
II All our instruments are made IN the most
thorough manner and warranted in every res
pect A complete assortment of new and sec
ond hand Pianos constantly on hand for sale and
to rent.
u Tuning and Repairing done to order.
ESTY & GREEN.
Brattleboro, June u, lS6l-25yl
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FILLING & CLEANSING TEETH.

He would say that he gives the most particu-
lar attention to the preservation of the NATURAL
TEETH, which is Of the first importance,-by
very carefully ana nicely filling and cleansing
them.
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TREATING IRREGULARITIES OF THE TEETH.

DR.. p. has adjusted the most difficult cases of
irreguarity, with extraordinary success, and
would suggest to those whose teeth are irrcgu-
lar, the importance Of the operation.
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SISTER DoRCUS:

SISTER DoRCUS:
SIND Ju lear seventy-fve dolers
which | want yu 10 cope ior I'll | cum
bum cant cepo it cos i'm altered it will
cit stole don't speek wun word to Twin
soul about this don't want nobody to no
i've got any mony, yu wont now will yu
am 'ust rate hear only that guide for
noihin snipe OF lis madworh is hear yil
but hope to cit over her now. yu no
i rote yu bout her. civ my luv to all in
quiring frens. this is from yur sister til
delh. NANCY LUTHER.
Now, Your honor | said as / gave
him the letter and also the receipts, you
will see that the letter is directed to Dor
Gus Luther, Somers, Montgomery county.
Aud you wil observe that one hand
wrote that letter and signed the receipts
and the jury will also observe. And now
! will only add, it is plain to see how the
hundred dollars were disposed o'. Sew
enty.iive dollars were sent off for safe
keeping, while the remaining twenty-five
dollars were placed in the prisoners
trunk for the purpose of covering the
real criminal. OF the tone Of parts of
the letter, you must judge. l now leave
my clients case in your hands
The case was given to the jury imme-
diately following the examination of the
letter. They had heard from the witness
own mouth that She had no money of her
own, and without leaving their seats they
returned a verdict Of Not Guilty
will not describe The scene that fol-
lowed but if Nancy Luther had not
been Immediately arrested for theft, she
would have been obliged to seek protec-
lion OF the officers, or the excited people
would have manned her at least if they
had not done more. The next morning
! received note, handsomely written, in
which ! was told that the within was but
a slight token of the gratitude due me
for my efforts in behalf Of the poor de-
cnscle,s maiden. 1t was signed by
" Several Citizens" and contained one
hundred dollars. Shortly afterwards the
youth who first begged me to take a. the
case, called upon me with ell the money
he could raise, but showed him that |
had already been paid, and refused hi,
hard earnings. Before left town | was
a guest at his wedding-my fair client
being the happy bride.
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FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the follow
1 ing Real Estate.
A FARM of about siXty-tive acres with good
buildings. 1t has on It two hundred and fifty
sugar trees, with the best facilities for sugar
making.
AlSo,-A WATER PRIVILEGE, with Shop
and Machinery for saving, both circular and up.
right; turning, boring, saving stove-wood, &c.
E. HATCH.
z. Craftsbury, March 81, 1852. l4wSs
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THE HARP OR PIANO ATTACHMENT

Is another new and desirable improvement, re-
Gently patented, and meets precisely the real
wants of those hating between two opinions,
whether to purchase Piano or Melodeon. By
this arrangement the Piano and Mclodeon are
combined, producing most beautiful effects or
either may be played separately, at will, and yet
the Melodeon size is retained.
With these Attachments together with our
Patent Base Damper, we are producing an instru-
mont that defes connection.
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NEW PORT, ERNEON

arc now completed, and in successful operation.
He can now present to those desiring Dental
Operations of any kind, rooms more pleasant
and convenient, better furnished with every ar
ticlc for the accommodation and comfort of his
patients, and arranged with better facilities for
the accomplishment of SUPERIOR OPERATIONS
IN DENTISTRY, than can he found in Orleans
County or The State.
DIR. PALMER will give special attention to
his many friends vino have left appointments
while he was not in situation to meet them,
and will cndcav0r, now, to accommodate all
who may favor him with their patronage
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ESTY g. GREEN, S
WITHOUT AN EQUAL

ENROM the constantly increasing demand for
N this beautiful instrument, and the numer-
Gus testimonials we are almost daily receiving
of its superiority. and from the fact that during
the past few years it has been invariably award
cd the first prize at all the principal fairs, are
confident that no musical instrument in the
country is meeting with such universal favor.
Our Patent Harmonic attachment is the most
valuable improvement ever made on the Mclo-
dcon. With it the power of the instrument is
doubled, without increasing its size or the num-
her of reeds. For parlor use it has no equal, as
the softest passages Of music may be performed
upon it with the utmost delicaCy.
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R. IL. @HA~,

DEALER in Watches, Clocks and Jewclry,
- Of every description, Newport, Vermont,
nearly opposite the Ho.el.
~ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, neatly re-
paired and warranted.
Newport, Oct. y, lS6l-42yl
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE,

Paints, Oils, Glass, Nails Fish, and Flour. We
will sell during the war at war prices.
IraSburGh, Oct. Is, 1861.
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ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DROBATE COURTS viii lie holden NJ the
i Probate Office in Ira>bureh, ON Thursdays
Of each week for the year ensuing.
NJ. CARPENTER, Judge
Iras burgh, Dec. 10. lSGl.
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G " H n Y IT II ING

that the necessities of the community may re
quire. They will sell cheap for cash or credit
Call now while they are going.
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A NEW ARTICLE
Roback's Stomach Risters /!

a Dew and delightful Stomachlc ADJ Cordial. ioT
giving tone 20 thc stomach and for t1e pfevc0ior ~
bilious complaints. incident % the westeru couruy
Try H.
As morning drink. % assist digestion And relieve
Dyspepsia, Il has n0 equal. Try iL
In RIr0f IL Is s1fporior 20 az Other Bttcrs. Iry a.
The fornuls cf these Rtters. lissl) che sa4e
prspery of Dr. ke3Ack. originated with one oi III
Oldest and most eminent Medical PIactileners q he
Wssi aud i = directly predicsfsd upon the vants 81
Western people
These filter derive lhelr stimulus from the power
ul tonic nature Of the and berbs 81 Which utf
ara composed, and as they are, by alayiDg DuAats
arai crGyinEs Of The stomach, directly pr0uoisc q
TEMPERANCE.
the present proprietor believes that N naklC t1r
sidely known, fhe pGbhe welfare Il sDhserved.
Il viii soon BE- lor sale ~ al q Dr. nobaoks
ne-ous Agents, and Hoteis a., tbs country
M tho meantime orders will be tiled dir~Ci ifou
Cincinnati In any quantity. AID ~ The lowest rates
a put up IN Quart Bottlef. aud securely packcd Ia
do1 cases. Hall coz sample Cases VII however.
Be packed and s-ni % any address, II desired
Retail Price, al per bottle, or sin
Tor a..
Principal oflce and saiesrooB. No q East Fourth
street. 81 building from Main Street. Cincinnati.
Ohio Laboratory. No. - Harnnopt Street
For sale IN NiRo County BY
L. N. D0NNEl4i, TerTo hauts.
J r. CUNNINGHAM
wM. T.. sHUEY. New Goshen.
PETER RUsKlRK centrevfile
And by Druggists and Merchants <elirrAl5
throughout the United states ard CaaAdAs.
iaf1. ~
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or a1 RYFTx6g7H SEn-AXvU4L Srz7S
MINT af fse .ccrd<<fos of p.s H9Ab LASl
RAlyOE CoJLPAVK Of ti1 Cttk or Nesc icrt
.. a. ia dav Of Jaaudrsr lssi
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LEGAL.

SsHERlFF'S SALE.--By V.Ttafe of su order II sale
Nissued from he Nigo Circuit Court. % me directed
aud delivered. IN favor II George Nhie and sgainsi
John : kl-lay and Caroline Kisey, Principals.
and CD ries y. Miiis anr Charles IT, Moore rcplevin
bail am ordered 20 u ibe following described
real estate. sina'ed ie Nigo ouny lnciaua. osii.
Lo; No forty ts3) Ia John Sieieys division of
out LOT No. Ore a., the ssre b * aiil lying "a fhv
county Of vigo and state of Indiana, and on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY lst. iss2.
Within the legal hours Of said day. a. the Court
Hone door In rerrc Haute, viii ofrr the rcnts and
n-olts Of the above described Real Estsie fort her
with ali the privileges ana purtenances o. no same
belonging for atrrm not exceeding seven yeafs. 20
the hlghs 81 bidder or essA. agd upon IA lrco reA
Ire sara sufficient to satisfy said order of sale ard
costs will thsu ard there offer tho fec-siuplc, IN
aud 10 said Real Estate, 20 ts Lighest bidder Tor
cash. 10 satisfy Tie sAIue.
This eth csv of Jaaunry. fS62.
F SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff.
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Y. .P. DECK A. GO.

IAttla ErtF :. Frsrssr.
C-@<..--sv - bses fapsrf4 -furls cf
uATERs n}r 0li hLaC xtSo. varranted q be
uaft- r-ctf - t. el.kso Il Nssf-f tof snd rishis.
o. ~
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MEDICAL


Is constitutional dssease. a corppfoa ~ the
t'10f 81 ok.tf ttts tuni htcor res ritisfe1, Ntik,
snd papx lssing a 20 eiretlsioa, q psussss tie
whole body sId may brrsf ont N disfssc o. slt pr
of ~ ~ ereAnfsffc< from ~ sitseks. ner n tterr
Is vGriS-iy I'd n, fner..rli Has fcw tring
aisordered unhesiihy io0d iirruFe ar, tlih Apd
tliay Lapits, the tePresns Yioss, snc -pe,s ali y
te ven raj infects6n Nhet eer ee - ofin, u u
he eAitsrs in fl,s seseepdsz toin pa
rtlts ~ ctlldre1 unto tie tird ard fcarh Esntrs-
dons,f lIdeed, ID seells % be The rod q sIn vi
so, n s.As s:ss - 'sisis.s. : ~ i''fss 1p
10 sferfs coil sssos a , dzIas tien oas ses BLOOD
of cogrlpt "a ulcsro1s mailer, Nlcn a. t1t tllfs,
tiver ard int n a. org gzns. ~ tret tefsis ~
,he slsnds, srsiaHgsi spd % ths se.fAes s1af e
or sores, Ihis l0ul corruption. whsfh ftpaeIt "a -
hiosi, o. rsSses tie eusrhss q hfe sot psiS u
iolasc cal.ifeirts, LA ihey beye fsT - l-ef =
vfthsfardthe attzcks q chsr dt-esses, ni-
rs sssi npstf 80 ds.l - siseFdesa W -,
not scrQtnlQps " the.r nelrrt, are I'll ft.ti -
tsl IS thfe- tsitt u the ~sstess Asest e rle oss
sDn.,i "a heh sseialat& - iba halnan is9 ~ s IT,
OH gin trftly u tfs scrOi iulo coatainAfias Y
many dsstrnrtip8 dissszss % TIA trer. Ala
bEalll and, iuseeed ~ Al tte orgaEs. A. = l.gf
arc sggrsgatfe ~ 80 sstne carst 80 80
one otsfstr 81 ~ Ger peofle ere seefo,esss u esr
ssrsogs .se invsf a - this aEkiHs lnlsesles cnc
ttf health u nfcrrtncd u - r. &C - IL ffof1
ths eyetesu must reforate tlt blood byen 90 IRA
tvs E1edic.ac aI1d ily EorAte L. by heailr ~ att
cxtrcfse. Srrt medicine wt soprfy ~