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Sold by Druggists generally. Nov.8-3m.
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A GOOD PApER.-We commend to the
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10 matter where his residence, or what his
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VIRRORS OF YOUTu.-A Gentleman who
II suffered for years from ervous Debility.
Premature Decay. and all tao effects of youthful
indiscretion. viii for the sake suffering human
ity send free to all who need il, the recipe and
directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience can do so By ad-
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN.
Jan l965-Iy No IS, Chambers ST. NY.
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DRY GOODS

of thebest quality. such Prints. DeaInes. Alpa,
cas-. Meriuos. Ginghams; Mnslins bleached and
unbieached Drilings Tickngs- cotton and wool
Flannes Cassmcrs. Ladies' Shawis, Coats. M.
bias Hoods Hoop skirts, Balmorals. dc &c. all
of WI ich will be sold Low FOR CASH. Also, a fine
assortment OF the best Of
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New Arrangonl

The subscribers have entered into co partner
ship. and trading under the name of Irwin,
Baily & Co in lumber and mercha ndise, at the
old stand of Ellis Irwin & Son, at the mouth of
Lick Run. They would inform their friends ana
the world in general that they prepared to
furnish to order all kind Of sawed or hewn lum.
Der. and solicit bills, for either home or eastern
markets
They would also announce that they have just
opened
A NEW STOCK
of well selected goods suitable TO the season, con
sisting OF every variety usually kept in country
stores Their purchases have been made since
the late decline in prices which enable them to
sell ut such rates will astonish their customers
One if their partners, Thomas L. Ba;ly, resides
near Philadelphia, whose business it be to
watch the markets and make purchase. on the
most favorable terms. Call and see US.
ELLIS IRWIN
THOMAS L. BATLY,
Goshen tp.. Dec s. 1855 LEWIS I. IRWIN
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= Owe AND MATRimoNY.-Ladie


k< gentlemen. if you wish to marry address the
undersigned who will send you, without money
OF without price, valuable information that will
enable you to marry happily and speedily irres-
pective of age, wealth. or beauty This informa-
ton will cost you nothing, and if you wish to
marry. l will cheerfuIly assist you. 81 letters
strictly confidential The desired inform alton
sent by return mail and no questions asked
Address SARAH =. LAMBETH
Grcenpoint Kings Co, New York.
Noyem Der 5 IS65-3m
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SPEAKS FOR ITsELF.-The following let
tar from Judge Rose of Altoona, to B. NJ.
Greene, in regard to the Piano purchased
Of him speaks for itself:
ALTOONA, Jan. 20. lS66.-B. NJ. Greene.
i4sq.,-Dear SIR: Allow me to express to
you my entire satisfaction with the Steinwav
Z Son Piano, purchased of you last March.
IS far as am a lie to Judge it combines all
ne necessary requisites of perfect instru-
net. Quite a number of performers have
trled it, aud all pronounce Steinway & Som $
as unequalled. have not the least hesita-
,atIon in recommending their make as the
est, and hope those of my friends who de-
sire good article may give you call
Respectfully, B. f. Rose
These splendid Pianos and also Mason &
iiamln's Cabinet Organs, can be seen at
4r. Greene's Music Store, Huntingdon, Pa.
slr. Greene is the sole agent for this coun-
- and persons wishing good instrument
should not fail 70 give him a call, or send
ior circular Any information desired can
re had upon application to Miss. E. A. P.
hynder, Mr. Greenes Agt. at Clesr6eld
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Chemists and Druggists. New York.

a5 CENTS TO SAVE % DOLLARS -Hegeman's
Concentrated Benzinc removes Paint, g rease ots
~ Instantly and cleans Silks, Ribbons. Gloves,
&c equal to Only 25 cents per bottle.
Sold by Druggists HEGENAN 90.
Chemists and Druggists New York.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young
- lady and gentl eman Il the United States can
hear something very much 70 their advantage by
return mail Gree of charge) by addressing the
undersigned Those having fears Of being ham,
bugged will oblige by not noticing this card All
others will please address their obedient servant;
TH0S F. CHAPMAN
Jan. 3. 1S66-Iy S3I Broadway. n York
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CONSUMPTION. scRoFuLA. RHEU-

" MATISM, &c.-Hegemsn Co.'S Genuine
Medical Cod Liver Oil has proved by twenty years
experience. the NEST valuable remedy in use, as
while it cures the disease. it gives strength and
flesh to the patient warranted pure and made
from fresh livers Sold ty druggists generally.
HEGEMAN It co.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE LIPS,
CHILBLAlNS, &c.-Hegemaa Cos Camrhor
Ice. with Glycerine cures Chapped hands. dc I'M.
med ately. and will keep the skin soft and smooth
in the coldest weather. Sold by Druggists Price
25 cents Sent by N all for IS cents
HEGEMtN CO.. Chemists and DruggieN,
Nov. Is, 1885 New forE
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The NEW YoRK WEEKLY MAGAZINE
This new and popular magazine has taken a
great start in popular favor. The number
i,r January 18th contains the first chapters
OF new popular tale, entitled How Made
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Married" written by gentleman of long
..nerience in the ins and outs of that cele-
rated locality. The great charm of this
tory is that it is collection of facts, with
a1'y change of names, and it prom ises a
sreat deal of information that will be of
drilling interest to the general reader, and
q particular importance to every one who
fishes to know how fortunes are made and
ia-t in New York Thi, Magazine has for
eight handsome pages, and contains a
sat variety of popular tales, domestic sto-
4. y, pithy essays and sketches of travel, and
= remarkably cheap.
We learn that the news dealers already
IKE tv enty thousand copies week. For
;erms, see advertisements
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DUFFS COLLEGE.
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FROZE TO DEATH.-A man named Levi
Eaney, was froze to death, some ten days
since, near Phiiipsburg Centre county, un
er the following circumstances. On Sat
Frday evening, january goth, young Haney.
and some three or four others, rode out of
'hllipsburg on a sled, and stopped at
thinking saloon, at the old screw factory, a
Nrort distance from the town. After tax
,ns several drinks, and as the party were
about to retire, Hanev was missing, but his
absence gave his companions but dittle con-
'csn, as they supposed he had slipped away
and returned to Phiipsburg Nothing was
seen of Haney, however, until the Tuesday
Glowing, when he was found standing in
the Moshanon creek, short distance from
the drinking saloon, frozen to death. From
the position in which he was found, it is evi-
cent he made a great effort to save himself
ION impending death-but failed to extri
eate himself before he pe,ished from the
ooid. This is another warning to those who
're in the habit OF partaking freely of intox-
eating drinks.
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Also. Raft Rope. Dog Rope, Raltina Augurs
and Axes. Nails and Spikes, Tinware, Lamps anu
Lamp wicks and chimneys ETC., etc
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M E s., w E A R,

consisting of Drawers and Shirts, Hats and Caps
Boots and Shoes Handkerchief cravats. etc.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1866-01-31

Also Oueensware, Glassware Hardware, Groce,
ries and spices of all kinds. In short genera
assortment of every thing usually kept in retall
store all cheap for cash. or approved country
produce. N,o.N
Jan 10, 1865. WRIGHT FLANidAN'
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
G A NJ A D A..
FINANCIAL PANIC IN MONTREAL.
Suspension of the Bank of
Upper Canada.
MILET AIRY MOVEMENTS.
SPECIAL rtltssss 10 the sfw rom MsAlu
&c. &C.. &c.


Failure of the Bank 81 Upper Cnnada-t.ress
Excitement Ihroughont the Province.
OTTAWA, Sept IL, 1850
The Bank OF Upper Canada has failed, pre-.
dlcod in my OF yesterday. rho failure of this TO-
suton will probably - followed by the Suspension
other establishments IL CanSin.
Money cannot be obtained IN Montreal today for los
than nfeen per cent by tho gafos, mcrohan,a There
il much excitement and quito ~ . panic to-day
throughout canaia
MoNTaElI, Sept ~, 1890
The closing of The Bank Of Upper Canada, which took
pae bore u day by orders from tho head oico at TO-
ronto excited nIlc surprise Il has been known 70 be
In q very weak state Tor considerable time past
hodors of disposed Of thcm a considers
bio reduction very fooishy, a. there u no doubt they
VIII he rodoomed par a,hough tho sharohoidcrs VIII
loso considerably No serious approximations as 70 Tia
other banks fct
rne commercial article II tho Montreal Herah q th-
morning the following remarks On the Bank y
Upper csnaia;-
For days past thero hn- ccn very considerable
apprehe ~ Ion for wiA regard tie standing ~ the
Upper Canada bank. aud on raturday acre rlf"
that tho other hankH Ind thrown out H. Dpeet 1ls
rumor from tho arrangement rcspr Ting he
clearing IL balances which nnlced on saturday
The unot about the position VI the bank NAs hoN
svar not laynd yeslcrdav and many a'aieInent" r
sp.rtug ia position wora current IN N strcnts Nuhug
poatr., however Lad ,ganspirci Yesterday aiicrn Y
The New York herald., 1866-09-19
mrr,s y go m .n.s.l i ,s.a,Tn

pswss ssff ~ 80
A. itnU.r.a maaaa. = .s'4srf sn4 ssf'rr 49, la
~ fLs ciy rsH 80 ~ IL Frt*fh-' ~srs istat ~
). nsNsu II wsfy std caians 4eF' = ref0,
asd celonsl fherr, v 2ftues'Dn te1ssy
rbs pgasans 90 go x ns sFrtti sfs new seias
.ssis .r,r hslt = rrssss 80 - .ps.stt ~sr.
snrrns o. s'Dgsstt
arr ~ s.os9 49, tssfes ns rrosa feruss q
pruss~.aoa 90 rRtssi = ~ nretsu uoass. xbss
csrsrAi arnh. ~ rsntssts. 90 ar.nasas
psasaa sgsschss ~vs wa0s y GsnsrsI ffsit re,sssl
wss<wssa a. nl.ssr snS csIo~sl new
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Colonel cswurrL hoped no ono would repndlate no !
action OF the committee Ia selecting Tuch dating
mon
Colonel 2uLIcK sad ~ Jers,yman no did not intend
to Introduce or ineinm,tc ny,hnr aianst The commit
tee but he did IN nix the Convention was competent
chose that committee
Tho cuARsAs-Ihe Committee On Resolutions and
National FSeontiva Commiuee Thess men wore Az
pointed becansc or their being temporary resdrnts or
onIy bsyed ,ha ,narnc, .ona they received from ho
Convention
After sonc further discussion tho report OF tha
muce was adopted
The names of the National Committee wero then read
NJ ftlloys.-
Yichi,nn rant II y Adams
Iowa-Gep m benton
Mlssouri--Gen y r. Blair
Kan,u@ty- planL II
Tenncssee--W r. regenod
Minncaata--Gcn wills A. German
Rausas.. Gen Thomas Ewing, d.
Nc,,as.a eurgnon Fnos To,se
Callfarnia--Gen j W nanson
New Mexlco.-Col v Y comnaayer
ninols-O H. Mann
Ionlsiana-Gcn W v Beuton
Georgia-Nai n s Fitch
General pcorAnp roso n n orcqs1r os privilege ~
tho report or tho committee h vas "a d,wn 4 major
general lIo wished 10 aas that IL tas only bri tndar
general by breve but ho hai no oubl a tho
convcntton wouI bo con0rmed by the anthoritea 90 M
Wag1inqton uanph,orl
~. eaArE wautod b know shothcr Il way II order
ror military man - rsf,ve prom ltion Tan.nter1
wAnS,vG ,roa JoSfys ! - III A. oRe.s sDAr,ls.
General sl,os or Indiana. offerod resolution waru-
,s ~ M WI, I. ,,, ~, ~ ~ thn r,,,tc !.
,,o,,nn ses mad ~ ,av ia resolution IN ,hs tab,o
l., 1a,arate rs,r u,,is mo ,stt M r.saptI.n
,ysonId hs oIen.ivn u \ vr,at nanr men Mo were
sr,I, [ 80 i, M ,ho r,rysn,a, " '
Hip"ns '1 - 1 ~ ~ IN, n -, =, ,,...,,.,,l,, - ~,
.1 nars'r 80 - A. ~ T,n S,,'r Ent@h," n IN
9,san .rcio ,rd Ear \, ! nay ,,a ma ohter ~ ilc
w 'o'ioh ,n'. aa oi,a !, ~ " " ~ ~, n - -, 49,
NJ. , Wy "aa o''H'o' ~ '''u'''a '''' - ~ 80
IVY !, , ,,i-.. LII, -, ,,,.. - 49, ..e, Y,
peesa,e rom llihoN ~ ihNy " e, ,o y, !, ~
,h,' ~ lah'' - ~ -" t'N' ' = - " II
pa1e,,o ,r,r, No var rha rc.,,uton ia a ycrocon
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

Tie ts,s continued % ponr doxn Ia torrents ths A.
terrocn ihe gresn carpet NJ tho great tcut wet
and mufdy 20 nr.iassau degree, Unt The soldiers and
sailors ~ tho tnoa lf1T sna navy who wont through
t0 md hsrdvhlp dar'ra four as war iid rot feAr
wet dry boots aud attended vi full force promptly A.
te hOur wh~h they n adl0rfnni snd tho spacious
teri WA ayan aed 10 its utmost capacity The dsmpntu
of thc vsatber had evidently .sed u Affect the spirits
n hs aeieAwieA who erihmsissic ss ever. A.
tie doestes entered tho hapa played popular sirs the
Convcnttnn nl7ing With thelr roieee and repeating The
spirited and cNc'tuv srere ~ ne r1eIr ng
The Chairman ,,n he Te~fssnb'inE of fhs Conver.
don ~ rhrt 10 baa srrt tha fnswcr 10 the Con.
feisraie soldiers y Scn rhis Witch given above.
Gen fai MtQrAuK ~ ffLca moved list the response
Agsslic
rns roiIncaL SITUATION - iovI
me rrrrnSsr rsseri~d a e,W " no tpnyfnNcR
The New York herald., 1866-09-19

FniIure of the Bank or Upper Cnnada-Greas
Excitrncut Throughout the Province.
CANT
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Ds Mssgpiru, Dentist, ofnes No. Ia West Sixth
street, states 80 fOllowsi r...-..-
CISciNSArt, October d. 1859.
MEs sRs. J. y. HARRIS a C0.-Gsnts.-About
one year ago took . cold which settled on my
luBgs. A violent cough vas the consequences,
which Increased With severity. I eSPeetorated
Iar.sr quantities ef phieym aud m.tssi. During
the last sntef I became much reduced that
was confined to my bed The disease was attended
with cold chills and night sweats. A diArrhea
set IN. Ny friends thoush vas In tho last Sta
ges of Consamption, and could not possibly get
we'll. Vas recommended To try
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM,
The formula vas shown TO me. which induced mo
To give IL q trial, and will only aid that nv
cOu IN 10 entirely cured aud sm nov able " A.
tend 10 my business - usual. a
Yours respectfully,
p. MEREDITH.
sold by Dr. ALvAS BAcos, and by all Medicine
Dealers. iiaso
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No. Z.
Dr. Schsnck, tho Lung Doctor.

-s1- The r,opr,e,os Of scnENcK.s pyLMoyIc
slKUr. the nvsnes of scftENck's kksrtkoM-
ErER. the only instrument that can 30 . certainty
detect the slightest % the respiratory
This 10 of great Importance 10 Dr. sCllESCk % know
the exact cSndtiea % ths losss, whether rubsrca-
lous Pulmonary. bronchial fieprttic Dyspepte Con-
sumptiou and whether y both lungs only oas hat
are diseased
II reaslrrs constant and ions practice 10 bscsos
fiuiliAr With every soun1 % railing % Diseased
bronchial tube. Patients eome to DE- SCiENCk 10 gst
examined that have been examined By their family ply
scian who to them that their lung. ere almost sonei
when. By eiose examination vnh The Rsspircooesr,n
o. oen found that 10 b Affection o. ths bronchial
tube; and BY getting healthy action % the liver and
tone of the stomach, the sueres b socu restored 10
health. sometimes medcius that yin stop ccozh b
certain death Co patient II locks up the liver stops
the circulation of the bkrd. hemorhase follows, and In
et stopping the action VI the very organs hal eAnsed
DR.. senenes WIN be professsnaiiy st hh rooms every
week. n Bend street. New Yort, AID IS Hanover Stirred.
Boston. frpu A M. until r. NJ lie siscs advice
ffee; bat f6f thoroneh examination with the Respi-
romesr the charge 10 s. lila medicines foe sale By
all druggists a.d dealers. also fali ssppy q al umes
his rooms Prize ef the fumoaic Sytup and Seaweed
Tonic. each ll0 per bottle, 90 $50 the half doieni
Nandrske rms - cent? per bon. GEO. q. GOODWIN
= co, - Hanover srest, Agents for boston Tor saas
b. I'll druUtsts-
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Tell Your Friends.

Tell your friends what Goes Cough DAissm has
Ing Cough. Q violent attack OF Group, . sore
Throat. or avoided q Threatening Fever. which 10
certainly will do tell your frisnts OF "a that they
cay u |. the cheapest and best cough remedy In
the world.
For d. spsp.is. indi s..pon, pain In the stomach,
debility, DO sure 10 sss Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 10
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Errors or Youth.

A gentleman Who suffered for years from Nerv
Gus debility, Premature t,ecay, and all the effects OF
youthful indscretiou, will, for the sake of suerax
humanity send free to all who neei tt. the recipe
anil directions for making the simpi, remedy by
which he Vas cured. Sufferers wishin. To- profit by
the ADVERTISERS experiences, can do 81 by addressing
JOHN %. OGDEN, T
IyiO No. % cAsmssrs street. Sss fsrk.
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10 Communities.

Tho advertiser, having heco restored In health In
n f.~ weeks By . very simple remedy. after having
sufsred TOR several years with severe lung Alec
ton and that dread disease - Consumption - IL
anxious to make known Ia his fsilow-sufverers the
means IL cure. To all vho desire 70, he will sead
copy ci the pre- ription uses (ee of eharxeL with
tho directions Cor preparing a1d asiag the same,
which they will Ind s.rs esrs for csasss'Pt'os,
I.sg .tH,ef,ons Tho only object of the advertiser
On sending the prc>criptba IL to benefit The Aict.
Ell, and spread isflrmatlon vkch he cooceiy.s to
~ ,syslssb,e. ssa he opss ssesy snfisres viii try
his remedy, "a 70 will eost them nothing. ADd may
prove . blossing. Parties Wishing the prescription
lfr,.l by return mall will please address
Rec. EDWARD a. NfES0N,
y9 H.hs.stsryA, A ssgs Co., Mes fert.
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Strange, Bat True.

Every young lady and gentleman In tn United
States can hear something very much TO their adj
vantage by return mall tree ofeArysl by address
linz the undersigned. Those having fsars OF being
humbugsed win oblige by not noticing this card.
All others will please address their oeedient scr
want rHOS. " chsPMAN,
IyIO 81 Broad~ay, New York.
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MARRIED.

Ia Tho city, Nov - 10 Rev. ,. Sanbcs, M. waL>n
W. Rs-A sox Ms~a Nay Brosks. essh q his dry
10 s.rn De. 4 By Rev. ,. n. wisiscV, ~ oe<re L
Gosise, u Portisd, s,i Mise ns~'cta ,. nessca, Il
Ssco. We.
Ia gitt<ry, No. 2stA. ~ Rev. n MAssss, Mr. Moo
ns<tOn.
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Dr. aS co. -; S;S;1 ssf sss
y =. ase ssisI - 3: - -
W sta,isats6s tsgis.s, nssssa.s1 - a.
70 s0nk Is
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North Berwick National Bank,

THE Annual Meseiss of tAs Stool hsldsrs Of the
u North bstwck NAucoal nank. for the choice
nsss legally before u Will b held a their Banh.
Ing Room In North Berwick. On The eighth day ol
nr'' aostA. tIassAsy> nsi.' Z; ,,rs sS!sst ? NJ
North Dsruisk. 10 a.. n. issS.
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ARE the mot T<rtct paryati vheh
! J; :: !" J"
ve are ahae 10 prciuce, % which .e think
M has ever yet heeo male by anyhoiy.
n Tnelr edccts have AbuDiAntiy si.esp 10
the ecmuanlty ho~ much they sxc>l the
/ordiaary medicines In rh~y are
sale and pse>~Ans 10 take, but po.ernui 10
cure. Their penetrating propsrti>s slim
uale ts vial activities a ths biy. Ire eA.ruc-
tiSs q ~ rrsaa parity The h-sl, and expsi ds>sssL
They Snzs ot ~ ssi huns which brei sssi rrow dis
tsmp~s, ssi.ai>ie saegiA dtierri crEsns INTO her
natural action, anA mpaa hsathy ssns viii ssvarsh N
the ~hsss yssG. Ns csiy do they cur. the evey-iAy
eomPiAiBA q sveybedy, boa Aiso "rmhiahe and dsassr-
ds~.srs whiis they pso.iuee posefai sneet they
a, the tnne On dmisi-si d.sss The ssicst AMI
b.i physL that be empleyct s ehisrvu bsia< 's-
ylr.eos,si thsy re psa'.n. 70 Z Co. pI ~,
ben ms,e vhch sarrsss-s beirI ssrv my NO sah-ea-
ta,sI nv ea a ss-s sisi pssi.ss All character,
90 k,shl the .nspieiea et sstrh hssy s@ssot errEy
men aai hsy. lent their names 10 ecrtify n the
pablo the rliatshty Il rosi-s shi,s o<hsrs have
s-at az q s< eooyeliaa that oar r~psrs-
tions eoairba,e Immensely 10 the relief q cur aeted
safering kiD. men. la 'l
Ths agent b-low named 10 plr..i W furnish Kratis cur
American Almanac, containing ircuons k< ne and
.srncste. q their eures VI ,hs blo~inx eo@plsints
Ce-tiveness, p'hoss Compliance, RhessAism, psOpsy,
Heartburn, ileadaehe arising from fsal stomach, NausA
Iaise-t, MsSed insssa % The Rssels .sd pAia Aris
ing thevfNm. Esisissey, -. q APtstte, all dts-..ss
that require medicine. Tey also ~ purity
ing the hoc mi siimatisx ne syssrn mAry COM
paints which uoal not t> supIsed they eouk resrh,
such Deafness. Partial Bndness, Neuralgia and Nefvoas
irritsbiy, nsAsse@eufs " he Lisw ami hisrys 0oat,
sSs S.,,. o. sSs,suetioa q is hnstias.
Do na he M - ~ sapdneipsd tsaes vsut other
prepsrstion- ~hch They male mafc psont ca psmand
aYsHs swi others. The s'ek -Ant the hest aid
tirv d hs them, AMI thy sAsala have
sol ny all Druggists AMI dealers IN medicine everywhere
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