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GREY HAIR-RED WHISKERS.

'MOTH ING has such an effect in making a person
4. I look old as Grey Hair, and nothing detracts so much from
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SON'S VEGETABLE DYE will change either Red .s Grey
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N. 13. '1 he extensive patronage bestowed on the Vegetable
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purpose, and as such articles are generaliy made up by persons
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ATKINSON's CURLING FLUID, the greatest bona tier
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For making the Hair grow when all other means had proved in.
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CA V 'MM.—Ask for A•kineon's Fluid Or Dye, and Own the
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