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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

TIP WITH THE TIMES
Russell Reapers and Mowers.
Excelsior Reaper and Mowers.
Farmer Mowers
Gum Spring and Roller Grain Drills
Horse Rakes.
Keystone Cider Mills
The old genuine Green Castle Grain Cradles
ALI kinds Grain and Grass Scythes
And the largest assortment Of general Hardware
and labor saving Machines ever seen in country
store.
Having determined, that for the cash, we will
cell goods as low as they can be bought in the
United States, we have this day marked our goods
down and only ask the Farmer Mechanic and
House Keeper to call and price our goods.
HARTLEY Il METZGER,
may2St. Sign of the Red Pad Lock
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

Linden" according to promise, has
again made his appearance. Read his
letter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25
dlew advertisements,
RED JACK EFT AXE.

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons First-It cuts deeper. SecGnd-It
don't stick in the Wood. Third-It does not jar
the hand. Fourth No time is wasted in taking
the Axe cut of the cut Eifth-With the same
labor you will do one-third more work than with
regular Axes. Red paint has nothing to do with
the good qualities of this Axe, for all our Axes
ars painted red If your hardware store does
not keep our goods, we will gladly answer in
quiries or fill your orders direct or give you the
name of the nearest dealer who keeps our Axes.
LIPPINC0TT Il BAKEWELL
Pittsburgh, Pa
Gnl 10 of Golbr,rprs nd Rad Voe bat pot
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25
HeW advertisements,

WHAT A CONTRAST BE-
w TWEEN A LONG ONE and a SHORT
ONE.-Itis astonishing how fashi on changes a
mans looks When people used to wear Shang-
hale coats we used to think they looked so very
nice But time will change custom, and people
short coats now, nd We would simply add,
Go to G. R. Oster & Co, for a handsome and fash
ionabe suit of clothes. jun25m1
GAVE YOUR TIME and MONEY
- by going to G. R 0ster Co. for cheap
Stockings and be convinced that the assertion of
one man selling LOO per cent. cheaper than an
other is simply nonsense. Ladies' cotton hose at
10, y, Is, 20 cts and upwards. jun25ml
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

NHHE BEST PLACE TO BUY
choice brands of chewing Tobaecos and Ci-
gars, ut wholesale or retail, Is at 0ster's. Good
Datural leaf Tobacees at rs cents. Try our cent
Yara and HAVANA cigars-they can't be beat,
iunelSm3.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

The Right Reverend Bishop Stevens,
of the Episcopal Church will preach
and hold a Confirmation in the Court
House, on Thursday evening, the first
of July. Service to commence at half
past seven o'clock. 2t.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

+ he Radicals have not only learn
ed to Jump Jim Crow" but they have
swallowed full fiedged "rebeP' Grove,
spit him on radical ground, and
given him fat office for his subservi-
ency. Rather rough for radicals, but
cunning in Grove.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

HUNTINGTON AND BROAD Tor r.. r.
SrYagR ARRANGEMENT.-TISE TABLE.-on and
sfsr May oath, passenger trains viii arrive and
depart as follows;
Mail Train leaves Mt Dallas at Loo p. m, ar
lives at Huntingdon at A 20 p. m; leaves Hunt
i1eion at 40 p m, and arrives at Mt Dallas at
II % a. m.
Express Train leaves Mt. Dallas at 6.35 a. m.
and arrives at Huntingdon, at 1910 a m. leaves
Huntingdon at 5,55 p. m, and arrives at Mt. Dal-
las at 9. 26 p. N.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

With the COTTAGE PRESS and
EVERY the printing material accom-
panying it, every man can do
his own printing neatly, quickly
and cheaply. They are so simple
MAN in construction, that boy ten
years old can easily manage the
largest size. Printed instructions
are sent with each Office, ena-
Ills bling the purchaser to get at work
without previous knowledge of
printing A circulars contain
OWN ing full description, prices, testi-
~ ~ monials &c, sent free to all
Our specimen Sheets Of type,
cuts, &C., ten cents. Address
PRINTER. ADAMS PRESS CO., SO
Mnrrnv Strant New Ynrk
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

The votes of the members of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in this
and other states, is now being taken on
the question of lay representation.
The church at this place Will vote on
the question on Friday of this week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

All the magazines and pictorial pa
pers can be had at the Inquirer Book
Store. The new York Ledger, New
York Weekly or Saturday Night will
be sent to any address post paid on re-
ceipt of eight cents. Nv
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

AN APPEAL.-We clip the follow
ing touching appeal from an Eng
Iish paper. and commend it to our Olc7l
subscribers, aoIo are IN arrears, for
their consideration
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

RADICAL RAFFLE.-The rattle for
radical nominations in Somerset coun-
ty came off on last Saturday week, and
resulted as follows: Senator, Alex.
Stutzman; Representative, B. F. Long !;
Prothonotary, Dennis Myers; Register,
D. ]. Horner; Treasurer, w. B. Cof-
froth; Sheriff, Ex-sheriff Josiah Sha-
fer; Commissioner, Jon. Dumbold /;
Poor Director, A. Woy; Auditor, II.
Fox.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-06-25

COMPLIMENT TO CANDIDATES. -
The Indiana Democrat, after saying,
''the democracy of Bedford county
have nominated an excellent ticket, y
pays the following high compliment to
our candidate for Sheriff:
The nomination of that unfIinching
Democrat, VIM. Keyser, for Sheriff,
pleases us immensely. A better Dem
ocrat and a more honorable man does
not live in that county, and we expect
to hear of his election by a handsome
majority. We congratulate Mr.. Keyser
on his good fortune, and the party that
they have so worthy a candidate
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07

Hon WAGES. "A. What wages
does Satan allow you for swearing,
young man2
b. What do you mean
A. | mean what / say. Do you
get high or low wagesY
b. | don't get any wages.
a. From the manner in which you
pour ont oaths, | supposed your
wages must e very high.
j. Wei, they are not.
A. So | see, and allow me to tell
YOU that you work cheap, very
cheap, cheaper than any erson /
ever heard Of | never knew Of any
one having such miserable wages for
SO much labor.
b. There Is something in what
YOU say and | will
A. les-yes-there IS something
cheap work, cheap work, | tell YOU
iust look--you lay aside the char
acter Of well bred man and gentle
man; YOU iniure the feeling. Of your
best friends, and in fact intict pain
upon all civil people who hear you
swear you dishonor the name o.
Your maker; and lun the risk Of los
Ing Your undying soul, and all foI
nothing | tell you, you worb
for hard master, young man ans
yon work eheap-yery cheap, in
deed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07

IAEIsa 0rFtSI-Ihere im-
mehte wtdom in ths ali 81 ovrrh,
40 thas Is s.u 90 ahgcf IS better
thar fht ietiY HannaA Moore
A. "If / Aisttdto punish aH eo-
.iBg ! slls1l3 make hin hate some-
bslr Io punish ourselves fer
others fula i speculative folly
The arrou shot frou anuther bow
q practically harmless unti! oar
thoughts barhs t. u Is our pride
tl.ai makes anol er's criticism ram
kie ogrseif vii. that makes aaot5-
crs deed offensive our ceutism That
s hort hy hotDers seli assertion :
Well may We be offended IT faults Il
our owg. hat vc can lsrliy afford
u ~ 81 isegable.for Tie a4ultr % oth-
ers A couriier told O. nstiue ilmt
tie m0b had broken the head 0f his
statue with stones. Tie Emperor
lieieJ Tvs hands 10 biz head, saving,
I" IL IS very surprising, but don't
feel lurt IN tie least We should
remember that the world il wide
that there are d thousand million
different human Wills. opinions, am
bitious, tastes aud loves that each
person has a different history, con-
stilution, culture, character from All
tile rest; TINT human life i tho
work, the play, tne ecascless action
and reaction upon each other Of
These different living atoms We
should go forth into lite with the
smallest expectations, but with the
largest patience; with a keen relish
for, and appreciation Of everything
beautiful, "a eat and good but with
teml er So genial that the friction
Of the world shall not wear upon our
sensibilitics, an equinamity SO set
tied that 0 passing breath nor acct
dental disturbance shall agitate OF
rnfflc Il, aud with q charity broad
enough 10 cover Tie whole worlds
evil and sweet enough to neutralizc
what i. bitter in it, determined not
to be offended when no oifense j;
meant, nor even then unless the Of
Tense he worth noticing. Nothing
short Of malicious injury or fattely
should offend us, lie who can vii
fully iniure another is an object o.
pity rather than that Of resentment
and ii is a question whether there i
enough of fatterel for Who'll,
souled man 70 be offended with.-Ex
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07

Imf ISIS ~ -" iiste ia6ia l
10 trohahv 40 iast Aafe 81 Hhlch
rttt - iiss hua can -
put Aeaho8s q aJY aaiion ssrt
howrytt an8 ils correspondent lse
l,cses grcai heIr e. aund h keeT.iag
ones fyes gsn Aud 90 he lookout
~ - thas n ethr
T8s ncnsaaui esslup uT@n ane
ts7f ttu esnfs a nine 'eatlHs = ne
lou sfEri's uhis# Sur fhe lifcs ~ s.
many of1rru ~ good people say
ssiersise far uricss one has 'atf :
friend. "a hAs Mi.el q business, =
hNek. 81 Is larc. Il il vieleI q
have the hlaet aud even then q tiie
lasi il.foc cascs 4 j. dc mofi fsal-
ia ding % ia. he'V youf cye
open ~ lhc eol tlngs q die
world. and your nln8s viIl have Ices
roou Or al When gou 81 d .
Enud thing fcize upon i, 6loai
over tss 3 gained .1is wcl. - p
eathasiAsg.e over COED tliiuy II
makes tlse mind uarpelasile. NaJs
an eAaeilent writer bold Is is .
goss,l slgn ahen ,naa l. Billed ssth
admiration i i ansshiuK. The ten
ceses il a. ele Size him. 4 keen
sense II the Ii dicrous i 81 excellent
tonic. rsk no better treat than 81
hpnrs ride Ell 4 railway car, ami tile
privilege II watching de play 81 hn-
man nature around me. Ii never
fails 70 amtse and instruct We 70
r. books tor 0ar ideas aud enjoy
mrnt IL Htc, when lifp, the most va-
ncd and thrilling il all about ua-
Men effect i0dcspiso Becchor Tor bis
love II babes and flowers, bat hon
or him ali the more for IT. ard for
daring 20 own aud inenlcate IT, II
+ one ~ the best iraits u that excel
lent man. The other dag, az | sat
ouioyug the gamhols Of little, cur
les lhree.year-old, ! caught sight Of
s,aid man q Gfg, who had 50 far
forgotten biz propriety to laugh
aloud 81 The little thing, and who in :
mediaiely drew back, as a turtle
draws IN he head into his she'll, with
a curiously mingled expression Of
fear and faolishucga, as ii il had been
caught stealing a sheep. Now why
Is this 80 ( Away with the notion
that we must put ourselves in the
straight jacket of that false proprie-
~ which forbds the enjo yment If all
innocent joy. Above all let not a
Young man dare 20 have the blues.
For man on the downhill side OF
life 10 become Respondent under the
pressure ofrepeated disappointment,
Il one thing. aud for young man 10
"a mopig and brooding over some
evil, iancied ar real, Is quite anoth-
er. maintain that il is a Chris
tim duty 10 fight the blues, as you
would fight the Deyil--whose agents
thew are. These words are not UNI
called for The complaint is far Too
common. Ii in youti--which should
Be the time of Inspiration and hope
yonr heart fail YOU, in the name Of
reason, how can you look forward 70
age Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
Natice n llanl,ruptcy.

Tus % Uvf Aauc IAat 81 tha 3lst dsv
ei December, u 1906 warrant 81 Bankrupt
eY uaa iasnEd against the Estate " heyuaiIs,
Carpenter 6 Aadfg8 Carpcatef X I'ovnal, n
taat suiA 81 B5zEauEtsu ana aiaia Il vermont,
sf48 hage 8sla lets BzrsFfts pl u.tlr oal
HattAau. tAat tie Pavement ~ suy btbfe ADD
Delivery n any Property belonging % sIch Back
gaHts 81 taen. 81 81 i.a.l use. srd tao Trans
ieE at ary FrEasftF fy fAgm. ase forbidden by
is4 fhht 3 Needles q he Cleaitnss q said
H80kr4r;s "a provo tia1 4apt-5 aud % ghu1se
cte ~ fa1fe Assignee - thay Estate, viii 10
lss3 - lafl X baHsF ptey q - hoa q a.
the t'fiied State Court iideMr 90 ButlAud, ~
the tuaNty u buGl&ua sBi State 81 Vermont, be-
fafr A T. LsnaH Register 90 ihe slh day u
se3SpEahff, A. i ls5a a. IL O'Clock y
4-is n q FLANAGAN
neruiY Uhltd ssaios Nsfshai. a. Messenger.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
tsSES3[EI}E{,3h|'||l||

This lyrkLrRLs EraFnt dota not, hke thc poisonous
Irritating snuff aud strong eaubtc solutions With which
me people have long been hunhugged, simply patti 4tr
fOr short time, 0,tp ne dissass % ne itgs there
Is danEer Of doiug 20 the u nch nUstrums bat 10
produces Perfect and Permanent Cures ~ the worst
of Chronic Eatarrh "a thousands can tesu w.
"Gtd % the Head Is cured With few applications
Catarrhal Headache s relieved II BY magic Il re-.
moves offensive breath, Loss o. Impairment 81 The
sense OF taste, smell or hearing Watering Or Weak
Eyes and Impaired Memory when caused by the Woe
fence Ui CatarIh they ail frequently are. utr
good faith standing reward OF t5Vu i0f Of Ga.
taIrh that | cannot cure.
FOR SALE ny MOST DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
PHtrF OSi} 10 CEN1s.
Ask your Druggist Tor The Remedy lat II be has not
yet got Il sale. don BE- pat 6H bv accepting any
miserable than worthless substitute but enclose
sixty cents "a mo, aad tie Remedy VIII be sent you
post paid Four packages ~ o. dozrn for u 20
send two cent stamp for Dr sage's pamphlet Ga.
tarrh Address the Proprietor,
8mb2 RV. PIERCE MI
Iuinln, u.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
Nofice in Ilnnkrnntc,.

Tus d Eo 0tYr N8rcH That On She 10Th dsy
cf 8aHast A b Issl q Warrant ia Bankruptcy
Mas s=sfal afalnsi Gle Estate = Was 4 Eggles.
taa & Manehpsies b. tht County u Bennington
anA rt5is 81 Nsrnpa4 aha have bees aayndfed
Hsnhaarss az tae Fet3iau q thaT Creditors that
tae psyfsseat ~ Anf Hehit aal Dease0J ~ any
Property be.ahksus o. saeh BsHkrlpta BE- them
~ 81 sacd use. gud TIE Transfer n any Proper
g. tT teen. 80 iaFl8dieB hg las thai s Meet
zig NJ $40 Creditors 81 sad RankFupts 70 pn9t
the.s Debts sad o. ehadaa aue aF mafE Assg beOs
az thess tsEate va. be- htia 81 Caaft - Bank
rapt1g. % - haideh 81 the 8eiae 81 A. T. Mnaf.
tt Mass aeetef ia Tee NsaHntg IL BSnHiagian and
siatt q NsfMqai, haiage A, 7. Ilgnaa, Register
ea tho }tth dAs II Sspteaalef, A. ., iS1s d ~
oelafk M
2at8 n D. FLANAGAN,
pspagf Gated sisies MassAal A. Messenger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
Notica in Iinnl,rmntcr.

TINS Is ro GrE NuricE That On tho lGfl day
~ Aug A. b 1862 g warrant 10 Bankruptcy was
i-saad as 4inst tAe estate af HeHry Z. Way u
Magce sstcr in tAe County 81 Bennington and
iBgi Ua tIe petition 81 ne egt litat- that the pas
maut cfAuy dsbts. aud tue iaIlltrRef aay properly
belonging q suet bankrupt 10 him, 81 tur his use,
anl the transfer = apy property ~ him, are for
hd9ep by aa shat mgfuag u tie creditors y
said bankrupt g. provo tho-r ITS, and 10 ch1Jst
Uae 90 mpfa Aesigueaa &c his Estate, will ba hbil
at GaBft e Bankruptcy, g Dc boldan 81 tao
office IA Z Murf iu Manchester Ia the Conn-
ty II Bennington aul State ~ Vermont, before
AZ F Lyman, Register aa the ith laydt sept A.
II i9a, 1t Il O'clock, ri
Agt n ~ FLANAGAN
~ puts IAiie1 States AaEsaai az 81 6scna .
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07

porsoNs ASD ASTiDorEs The fol- /
lowing aniidotes sre given rs leia- |
bic 10 cases OF poisoning, to which
AL are in danger Of being subjected |
sometime. when, PERHAPS, no medic
cal skin or experienced advice il
within reach. Il would be well for
every family TO have something Ike
this, which they can tuIn 10 at . lno-
mont's warning:
Acids thee cause great beat and
sensations Of burning pain from the
mouth down TO the ston aeh Rem
cdios---Ma gnesia, soda, rearlash or.
soap dissolved IN wafer; then use
tie stomach pnnip q emetic.
Alkalies Best remedy IS vinegar
Ammonia Remedy--Leinon juice
or vinegar.
Alcohol Fret cleanse ont the
ST mach ~ an einetie, then dash
cold water on the head and az mo-
mis- lspiriss Of hartdhorn.)
ArsoE L remedies Ia the FIRST
place eyacuate tie stomach, then give
the white of eggs, limc water Or
chalk and water, CHAR oal and the
preparation Of iron, particularly hy-
dr,.ie.
lead, white lead ard sugar Of head
---Remedics-Alum, ea'tarlic, such
o. castor 81 and epson salts espec-
ally.
Chareoal--in roisons By carb0aic
gas, remove tht patient g tho open
ait. dash cold water Oh the head and
l.ody. aud stimulate the uestrilE and
Lungs by har,shorn, AZ tie same lime
rubbing the chest briskly.
CorfoBi,t Snbluate--tiive white
II eevs freshly mixed With water OF
give wheat -four and water, on soap
and water freely.
cteo,ote- White 81 eggs aud the
cmetics.
BellsAonna Nipht iierbane- Give
einetics, ana ;hen plenty II vinegar
and water, or lemonade.
mushrooms, whea poisonous
Give emetics. and then plenty OF
sinegaf aud water with dcses #
either Il handy.
Nitrate 81 silver tnna caus;ie)--
Give Il solution 81 common salt and
thcn cmeties.
pum--.Firs, give a strong emei-
Il ii mustard and water, then
Strong coffee aid acid drinks; dash
cold water on the head.
l.sudanun--same az opium.
NM Apmica- iirst mctics, then
brandy.
00ailc Autobiography used or
EPSON salsst--reinetles-sAalk, mag
Mesa u soap and water, aud other
soothing drinks
plnsle .icils-wliea there i time.
administer chlorine - the shape II
soda o. lime. Hot brandy and water
harsslsoru and iuneHtlne afe useful
SBAke bisns. Ae,-.Apply ilnae-
diAgeiy siTuns A4Jt4hora, and take
Ipiea4.ly also gsc s*ess 0i aa4
sfifaulaa,s fresly; apply q igaiure
tiQla alofs ihe pHSt bitten, and
tier app'Y : eapplng-giask.
Tartar en- else--fiige iAfEe dosesI
Of to.naie Is gals. Peruvian bark
* aitg az bark
Ner2sgls-rlenly 81 vhlte q eggs
ard satcg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
TEETH. TEETH!

The Greatest Adlnce Step erer taken IL
he Deniai Art'
nR n. r FOLSOM. 81 Boston, Mass, has dis
~ covered new method OF 80 constructing the
plate ON which Tie teeth set that they win not
start OF drop while eating or speaking, neither
matter what the condition Of the mouth is, which
is not true Of any method hitherto nsed. These
plates cannot be displaced by any motion Of the
lips on tongue. have obtained the exclusive right
70 make and sell these improved plates, aud am
now prepared 20 insert the Same without extra
charge All in want II artificial teeth are respect
fully invited to give me q call.
A. NJ JOHNSON, Dentist,
Manchester Vermont
n y. This method isree1mman1ed by all the
leading Dentists in New England
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
In Bankruptcy.

IT@INT"f o. tINNINIl -.
N Rrtiaud, TAG i1th day ~ August, 4. y 1868
The aBdemgael hereby give notice NJ his ap-
pHhtmeut as assiieHcc 81 John II Martin, 81
lienBngi78 III the County st Bennington ana
state ~ temuHt within said District who has
bCeg sgludsed 4 liaUlucpt upon his oNu petition
ly The District Court ot Said District.
q EBGEKI0N. Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07
CArroN I'D rr.Atra IN nRLnATE

CkITtON 10 FuSAtEs ~ bELttATE
Y HFALTH Dr u0W ltFtisfzH saa ssfzssai
~ Nudin.sti.fi. Blsl.g q eaakHiisa aaHy ~ 81
as4aaef lns #st q itf fnal tf'Ht FfaifFsps "
3 rf4ngsmeait, resfsf Of nas rathal"gsl afinei
81 W. ana siseeay isif 4 sSaafrfa ta FTY Ae fsts
~ iHFafallg 6ffign iftHIt Hew mode p ifaaihlAHt
~ Ai4iefea HFfHH ts-4H lelaHs e. fstFiffl srA*h
De- ltua haf ~ AYNtf Aai Effa.ef stfrstsa' F. tsH
sufe q tsseases y gsuea 81 aa 40 sas gatst1Ae y
Busfuu
Aeafain# accommodation IN Faiiraif e. f9sI HtaA
~ essY u Boston $50 esq HuEst 10 tfrafaeet
Ia Bts siBts lsis esqins c'tahnea ~ shets s',
HgH n yGse s#a.t.ss ff fhe Agrs ~ fftHts hAh'
sssss az F.sais fsHsisats ksa isfsss s4i.sfl.
~ im SIC f'NffeH NtAfsG
n nGH iaitsfs mass 6.alH btF 4sii8f ~ tAsF
pl.i I'D T. afaaffa
sfsee bssfs ffHe ta
isssst9a. 8aAf 10. t'd5 - 80
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-09-07

THEY AgE got s VILE FANCY nEisG
Msss q Ter Ra1. WAisles. Proef sgsess al rsfass
Lfgssgs aoetgftQ Ftfess, aad a&feFard & issee thr
late, GALES fsHks' -Apeesgar ~Ecs}eFafe. 40 1,
tA4f lead a. fqsf a. aFahksaAefK and rsta. bnt
are Nescihe. nasar iipa TIE Native h'ses snd
beris ~ srnis frse feoaa ~ alalt 81 Hshints
1hsg arc fhe aEi-AI BLOOD FIWftth aHa llth.
GIVING FEtAGffLE. paFiaJi fsn0Aaiaf ap6 iHYiE,
efsanf y tA ftsisga. eauging - ~ senaat mater
$40 gstsosahz sts hleai 4 hsailag oeaeitiaa 30
isssah iaks ihsag Bisfs sseeFaag = dirftiiQHt
Fna FsfasAn sa.R nHueA 400 uiu 10 Ufea 80 20
ia gEa E case FsH.idas t9e ban5h HuI ess fpfHl
By HaiHegai tssHH q elhor aFses. sad te stta -.
srHt ss4e4 sag esa fepziF
FON fNFLAMMAT0Ef Akn CHRONIC EutF-
MAglnA AAD a0EI. DYSPEPSIA uf az ISfti9ks-
IisN NiItHTn ~ alffESI sal ilteFsHiiteut ~
sEA BLADDER thsse BiIfti1s hags hreB nsfi fae.
e8ssA hteh iaiakA5Ae afr ea@ssa % FffIAtED
AtDUb. eheh 4 aefaAlg kfg8ansa 81 &sfat afai ssf
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