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Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05

BAGGING & ROPE, dc.
TNHE subscribers have IN store, and for
N sale on commission, large supply Of
Kentucky and Scotch Begging;
" and Northern Bale Rope
" and English Baling TicineS
= Iop Linen;
and few of the celebrated GIN STANDS,
from the mandatory of Messrs. Bates,
Hyde & Co. Bridgewater, Mass.
WATT, BURK g. Co.
Natchez, 18th August, 1888 1876
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TVIIE undersigned having been appoints,
n by the Honorable the Probate Court
of Jefferson County, in the State Of Mis-
sissippi, at the October term thereof, 1888,
administrator of the Estate of James nj.
Knight, late Of said county, deceased,
hereby gives notice to all persons having
claims against said estate, TO present them
properly authenticated, to him, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred: and all persons indebted 10
said estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment, TO
CONRAD s. KNIGHT, Admin.
Rodney, Oct "a, lS3S.-24 ct
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05
RODNEY
JcWelry Mar u ia tory
Geo. ~. GTOCeS

ID RESPECTFULLY informs the public
IA that he is now fully prepared to ma
nutacture all articles of JeweIry on the
shortest notice, and in the most fashionable
and durable style.
lie will also keep constantly on hand a
good assortment of Jewelry.
WATCH REPAIRING carefully attend
ed to.
N. B. The highest price given in cash
for old Gold and Silver.
Rodney, July 4, 1888.
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05
VTOttcc.

.V'Ottcc.
THE Partnership lately existing be
tween L. B. WooTToN & E. T. SUMMERS in
he practice of the Law, is hereby dis
solved.
Lewis lib. WOOttOM
has permanently located himself at Fay
cite, Miss, and will continue the practice
Of his profession.
October, 1893
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05
.TeffersOaa .Erch0Mgc.

VENHE propretors of the above establish
ment return thanks for the liberia pat
ronagc they have hitherto received, and
beg leave to inform their friends and the
public that they will deserve a continuance
of it by keeping constantly on hand an ex'
cellent asso tment of WINES and III
QUORS, and all seasonable eatables.-
They have made selections of the best arti-
cles for their Bar, and confidently expect to
satisfy all their ustomers--whether in
Eating or Drinking.
NOE e. KLIPFEL.
Rodney, Sept. Is, 1888 20
Southern telegraph., 1838-12-05
Fine Cloths.

Rodney, August II, 1888 l5f
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should lhen Lehold combined and con
eenlraled money power. equal 70 that 81
al fhe existing banks Of the United States.
with lhai Of he late Bank Of The United
States superajded. This tremendous
power would be welded by the Secreia-
~ OF the Treasury, aching under The i'm
mediate commands Of The President Of The
U. States. Here would Be perfect union
Of the sword and The purse; here would
be no imaginary, but an actual, visible:
tangible, consolidation Of the moneyed
power. Who or what could Withstand
Il! The states themselves would become
suppliants al the feet Of the Executive,
for portion Of those paper emissions oil
the power 10 issue which they had been
stripped. and which he now exclusively
possessed.
MIR. President. my observation and ex-
perience have satisfied me that the safety
Of liberty and prosperity consists IN The
division Of power, whether political or
pecuniary. In our federstive systrm. our
security is 10 be found IN that happy dis
lribulioa Of power which exists between
the federal government and the state 60
yernmenIs. 10 our monetary system, rs
il lately existed, lis excellence resulted
from that beautiful arrangement by which
the states had their institutions for local
purposes. and the general government It's
institution for the more general purposes
Of the whole Union. There existed the
greatest congeniali,y between all the parts
Of this admirable system. All was homo
geneOus. There was no separation Of
the federal government from the states or
from the people. There was no a,,emP.
10 execute practically thai absurdiIy OF
tcontinued on seeoad Paee)
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.aHE Subscriber haFing lately gIssa hosass
- tbst he had again taken The Htishofeega
Feu,ai Seminary under bis immedlAte lhslfae-
1ioa anA eoalEol. deems 4 dee 10 tbe Pablie
navr 20 state, that sinee the date 81 that adsss-
tisement, be has determined 20 Tenoke tfena
HillSb0roaeh, and that bis cohneKi0R with ahsa
Institulion i. Of course, dissolved. lie tFasas
howeEer, lhat BIS separation from the Sehool
Nil aol iaiaEiOusly affect lie Interests. IS he
ladies 10 whose ears Il Is lslt are long iied sad
npproVed InsiFaetFesses. Their past citgsaee
ana sneress afFord the best pledge for ihs eea'
srienliOus discharge Of her future isboafs.
No better eTiaenee need he giyen Of The cor
rect and critical nature Of the mode Of lnssrse-
tion pursued ia this school. lhaa the TACT thai
its papi.s are generally suughi silef, And hasa'
iy approved a. InsiFueiErsses IN oahef sehoeas-
The following statement u terms. &c. - Fe
psaled foF The information II the Pnhsie.
TERMS OF TUITION. payable IN adranes.
Literary Branches, Isi Class tPer sea- 81 %
I'd and 81 do. - ~
4ih IL %
destruction on Piano and Guitar leaehl . %
Drawing and Painting ~ ~
Ornamental NesileW0rk lMus.inl ~
Do. DO. lcEeWsll ) "
fFeneh Language ID W
Lessons in Music and Painting are given BY
4 competent and approved lastEueiEess
The French language 10 tane Z hy haitxe oi
France IA gentleman every Way qualified
Board may be obtained IN respectable tami.
lies a. So - SO per month
.9Sw bsasifrs IrM b. rsesfrsd iaio The tsmits
-" W. NJ. GREEN.
Nr.x.h a 10 IN
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To Builders.

SHHE building Of Buck Court House in Car.
- Ihage, Moore COUNTY, is ifeTcd 10 coniFae
tors, who, alter examining the suhjoined plan
and description, will send IN sealed proposals
To the Commissioners at Carthage, by the ist
day OF May ensuing, when the contract must
be closed 10 Wit:
The dimensions Of the house, Sc by ~ feet,
two stories
The foundation 10 br Of hewn rock, 2 feet
above the surface With sufficient projection
to prevent any injury from the falling Of va.
Ter off the ewes with as much OF the fouada
ton laid in lime mortar as shall be deemed
necessary.
The pitch Of the first story 90 be 10 ice, in
the clear, the external course Of which is 10 be
laid in lime mortar and the wall 10 be 2 feet
thick, the lower story 10 be divided by cross
passages into four rooms, with brick walls,
each room t. BE- furnished with fire place.
The cross passage to be ~ feet iR the clear,
the passage leng,hwise to be 10 feet
The wall Of the upper story TO be l6 inches
thick, totally laid in lime mortar, the pitch st
which 10 be - feet in the clear 10 be divided
into tree apartments; two jury rooms 8 ieet
| IN the clear lengthwise, with lathed and pias
tered partitions, fireplace in each; and one or
| two hrcpaces TO the Court room. -
All the rooms 20 be ceilcd up 10 the chair
board aud finished with p.astcring aud white
| wash, except the rooms in tie lower story, to
| be ceilcd over head.
The jury rooms to be furnished with bench
seats, and the court room 10 be furnished with
| bar, beach and tables. in such manner and
style as the commissioners shall direct.
Each passage door to be furnished with fold
| ing shutters -~s~
The house to have 30 windows. a H. hts, 10
by IL with sash and glass over ach passage
door.
The cap sills and sills Of each passage door
| and all the windows, 10 be Of hewn rock
l All the doors 10 be furnished with panncl
shutters. and the windows Of the lower story
| with folding, linrd. psnnclled shutters, with
! the necessary locks and fss,eniBgs.
0ne flight Of stairs to be 5 feet in width
| The boxing aud outside cornlshing 10 be
fire proof, and all Tie necessary cornish in the
inside furnished.
All the doors 10 be furnished with bes, knob
locks. r~s
All the rooms below 10 be furnished with
suitable desks aud tables.
The sleepers and jois,s 10 be 10 by 4, . feet
from centre 10 centre. The flooring Of quar-.
ter plank, ! inch.
The roof 10 be hipped, we'll supported and
Il covered with zinc.
Il a"S tAtcihal VI the uuhuiHg 10 Oe pdinteu
red and penciled.
Steps Of hewn rock to be furnished each
| outside door.
All The wood work belonging TO the build.
| ing 10 be neatly painted.
The contractor 70 furnish all the materials
and complete the building by the LIST cay Of
August 1889, in faithful and workmanlike
manner. 49,,
The payments 70 be made in suitable in.
; stalmenls as the work progrt sses
CORNELIUS DOwD, SR ! =
WM. HUTCHINSON, IS
J. b. KELLY, "a
S. G. BRUCE, a~~
JOHN MORRISON,
N. B. Lumber can be had in the nciclhor
hood at moderate prices. and rock can BE- Fac
conveniently in great abundance.
March i5 70
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Notice.
NEW SERIES or THE
LITERARY OMNIBUS:
FURNISHING BOOKS By NAIL! AT SEwsrA-
PER POSTAGE -!

PER POSTAGE y!
INIALDIE'S Liierar, Omnibus has now
w been in existence twelve months, aud
las enjoyed during that period a very EATEN.
slye share Of public favour II has furnished
Tor iuo dollars aud half reprints OF London
books which cost there Over Viysttsn aollars!
in addition TO large amount OF literary matter,
reviews Of new books, tales, and domestic and
foreign news.
Tie original proprietor, intending 10 devote
his time and aucsnon 10 bis other peIiod.ra
works, has disposed Of his interest ia the ON
nibus 10 the present publisher, who will make
no farther change IN its general character than
issuing IL from another office, ard changing its
name from " valdez t. Browns" 49,
Browns Literary Omnibus vii, be issued eve
~ Friday morning, printed on excellen, paper
q large SIZE. H. WI CONTAIN,
l. Books the newest and best that can be
procured equal every week to London duo.
decimo volume, embracing Novels. Travels,
Memoirs, sc, and only ehargeable With news
paper postage. .@
| .. Literary Reviews, Tales, Sketches, Noii.
res Of Books. and information from the world
| Oi letters Of every description
8. The news Of the week, foreign and do.
nestle.
The price VIII be two dollars per annum 10
clubs Of five individuals. To clubs OF two in.
diyIduals, two dollars and hall, or five dol
lars for the two. Single mail subscribers, three
dollars. Mail rernittances 10 BE- post paid.
As the arrangements for this undertaking
are all completed. The proprietor osk. from a
generous public thai consideration 10 which SO
,dii'nsiye scheme uf circulating knowledge
| and amusement is entitled
The first number Of the New Series com.
menced on the fifth of January, 1888, fItm
winch period or from any future date new sub,
! seribers may commence.
iEJS P"stmas'ors and agents FOR periodicals
throughout the Union and Canada are request.
ed 10 act as agents for the Omnibus, and com
municate with the proprietor. ~.
IL Editors Of new spapers who receive this
nunber, by inserting The prospectus fouriim
| coDspicuously. and forw aiding a copy 10 this
office, will be cntitled TO free exchange Cor
twelve months.
Address post paid,
WILLIAM BROWN.
No so North Fourth street, Philadelphia.
January 10 0i-
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Blanks for sale at this once.
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NOTICE.
To the Eeg0feeS or Thomas

Bird, dsctased, ticso hare not come toriCard for
their distibHtire share 81 sail ssiaie
SpHE Executor II Thomas Bird, decreased,
- having closed the estate, is prepared TO
pay over to those Legstees the amount wIled 10
them, they are requested 10 apply for the same
without delay, either ir person, or by lawful at.
torney.
THOMAS REEVES, Fer.
February 90. lR-
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Notice 90 Contractors.

WILL be leI 10 the i0we.i bidder IN Thurs
" day the I2lh diy Of April next, the haiad.
lng Of Presbyterian hurch IN the town OF
iancyyIlle. The building 10 be forty feet b. 2,
AID thirty feet vide, sixteen feet Pitch, VITA
galleries, and TO be airamed house Speci:iea.
tons Of the plan will be exhibited on ;asi day
Contractors DESTROYS Of undertaking such work
would do well TO attend.
GEORGE WlLLIAMS0N,1 =
JAMES MEBANE, Sc
THOMAS D.J0HNST0N, : {
PAUL A. HARRISON.
March Is. IA
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Notice.

I HAVE thought proper to decline the
Mercantile business in this place.
Those indebted will please close their
accounts by bond or otherwise, as no dis
erection with me can be exercised after a
few days.
W.T. SHIELDS, .agea
for M. MOdermeH.
January 2s. <s o5-
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Lemay's Almanacks'
FOR Is3S,
Calculated for the Meridian Of Raleigh
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
VERY CHEAP.
December 90 VI
HILLSBOROU G ii, N. C.
PuBLIsHEp wELKIY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE poLLAns YEAR, CR Two polI"'
TIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AIyAStE.
Those who do not give notice Of Their VIZ"
10 have their paper dist ont;nuct 81 tho e1Po'
ton Of the year, will be presumed as csia.
lis continuance until countcTmaRded - Ana "
paper will he discontinued until all arreaae''
are paid, unless al the option Of the pub'ls0t.'
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen 'iO''.
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five 'cFs
for each subsequen, insertion; longer "n's d., ~
proportion Court Advertisements twenty Nv
per cent highes. deduction cf 335 perez
will be made TO advertisers by the vea'.
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Land for Sale.
EOrirarsfing agency.

ras%- TnE subscribers inform the Mt'.
49, chants u tie inferi, ., hat tbty Ii'
still engaged in the fUTs sIdinR way, ard titf
that with the facilities and xpenSncs hey nts
possess 10 the transaction OF this bustbtsi
TO meth the patronage heretofore eonitffea
They have large Ware Houses al the fiyc' sat
in town, for Tie reception offorwarding Coos
apar, from other buildings. ard comFaratEd
safe iTOu fire,
Vikings & BELDEN,
Fsysiird!'
Refer to
Messrs. ave & IIoiLasp, Hillsborourh.
April 5 f5-
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No so North Fourth street, Philadelphia
January 10 o.
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N. B. Lumber can be had in the nciclhar
hood at moderate prices. and rock can BE- FAD
conveniently in great abundance.
March l6 10
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MR.. Levin Carmichael has
NA removed his establishment % Inc
building once occupied By David LAR
brOugh. esq. . Dry Goods store, and
rerenlly By DR.. Norwood. As Doctors
shop. lie would take this occasion 20
return his thanks 10 the may friends Who
have bestowed their patronage upon him,
and earnestly sOlieils them " give him =
eall AZ his new stand.
The Latest Fashions win be
regularly received from New York. Bal
linore. and PhiladelPhis; and he has ex-
eellenl Northern woTkmen 10 execute his
work. Every attention will be paid TO
his work, and no effort viii be spared 10
please his patrons. lie hatiers himself
Iha, he has generally succeeded in max
ing his work III; and he thinks he can in.
sure il to be IS well executed as any in
the Southern country.
January >. u-oj
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Y EMEN,

g& WILL, stand al the stable
" Nm OF the subscriber, in Orange
Nl county, aud perhaps at one
49, or two other places par, Of
the cool season. the places Do
named; | wait for information from those
who expect to put to him, tina, | may b
able TO select the best stands before | ad
vertise him. The terms will be low
much more so than any horse Of his va
lue--to wit, 80 dollars TO insure, AMI %
dollars the season, which may be dischaH
ged by 90 dollars in the season. The seq
son has now commenced, and will end The
10Th of July. ] request all those who
intend 10 favor him with their custom, 70
put early; the advantages are many and
great in raising early colts. For bloc"
and performances, see bills.
JAMES MOORE.
January IS. oi-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

nOLBEAR'S Science of PeEmanshp received, and
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. 3 Chatres street, New Orleans, l3J Broadway
New York, Dauphine ST., Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons of all uges.
Ladies and gentlemen invited to Gull and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons given at slch houses may suit the
convenience of ALL and To classes formed in any part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer itcan receive lessons their own rel
slences.
Persons paying for one lrse Of lessons desired
o attend until they write we'll as they wish.
mi Dol BEAR " BROTHER.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

SsEGRY r LEE 8 co, No Magazine street. ar,
ia row receiving from ships Nashville, Louisville
Kentucky, Eagle, and other late arrivals iram n,
III ern cities large and selected assortment
Haas, Ecots, shoes aud Brosans,
consisting OF gentlemen fine cal! and Morocco boots
do 2H quality; do but7,i, and stout pegsed boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal and Morocc,
slipper S; mems fine calf and kipped pegged shoes and
rogans; do boots; do stout kip and pegsed shoes
I'd brogans gent!emcns best quality calf scwed Shoes
hlogans and Jack Downings; do calf and Morocco
/ ,cke shoes and brogans do calf, seal and Morocco
[ ,tan shoes and Slippers do calf bull wings,
a articles do fine calf, se;i and morocco quarter
lots; hoys, misses and chdren's pegged and sewed
b osans, and shoes OF every quality and kind.
Also a general assortment OF mems stout wax and
rogans and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
rgro best quality, russell brosans, nailed in The
Tanks, made expressly for plantation use; good
rtmen of mems fine and stout kip russell brostns,
Nv article, and arge quantity OF an inferior 1uaii,
r. ssel aud broEans.
Ladies' fine calf, seal, and grain wells, and
pump sole shoes; do fine French Morocco and kid run
r,nd slippers; do roam shoes, with and without heels
calf seal and leather hooecs; do Prnella shoe
fall Kinds and qualities; do lasting brogns 10 gaer
and loNed boo,ees Misses lasting spring shoesNu
gans Chil,!rcns coored Morocco and lasting bro
\. and boots, &c.
Gentlemen fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
IN ith beaver do OF superior quality; do imitation
IL ram do; broad and narrow brim mems fine trib and
VII :k Russia short mapped hats, new article iosti,s
ms and Boys black and drab wool hats OF various
SIN pes, with genera. assortment Of boys and mems
zeal caps
his assortment viii be repenishc by the arrival of
en Ii packetsirom the named cities, all OF which
vii he sold on accommodating terms. aug 1T
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

sale by JARVIS " ANDREWS,
itk 10 Common ani frhp .tauas st

hecommended by me Medical Faculty.
TrCTLER'S Eilervcscent Magnetism Approximation
ID dyspepsia indigestion, nervous debllitr, giddi-
ness headache, aciiitv Of the ste,Rach, habiua
tveness, diseases, govt gravel Nc and much
valued as gentle, cooling purgatiye.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age of many eminent members of the profession, and
from discerning public many respectable and unseIi-
cited testimonials fits efficacy medicine have been
elected. With all the pleasing qualities Of glass OF
seda water il possesses the active medicinal properties
of the most Apr we'd sanous purgeYes; it pleasan,
10 The pnate and grateful til stomach.
IMPORTANT CAUTI0N-'Fhe increasing reputa.
ton and great demand for Butler tcvescent Magne.
sim Aperien has been an indncement for others to of
fer an Imitation of this valuable med cine. Purchasers
are particularly warned of this fact that they NAV b.
on their guerd, and not procure an impure article
Thepubc respectfully infor ed That the subscri
hers are constantly supplied with the original and se
nniae preparations. For sale who esale retail.
SICKLES Il CO. Agents.
inlS DO Cannl strent
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

TENNER'S MAP OF LOUISIANA, &c. &c
a New Map OF LOUISIANA, with its canals, roads
N and distances, from place TO place, along the stage
and steamboat routes, by II. 5. ronncr.
MIrCHELLs MAP THE UNITED STATES showing
the principal Turnpike and common roads, which arc
given the dissnces in miles from place another
also the COURSES of the canals and rail roads through
ont the country, carefully compiled from the best
thurlas-rublishGd by 5. Augustus Mitchell.
IircHELL's TRAyT MRS GUIDE THROUGH THE
GSnND STATES, uisp sc lie roads, distances steam
boat ad canal ouns -, jas received and for sale
Nh Ni'KEAS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19
NO MERCURY MOE coPAIyA =

a BOLT six months 70 hal ~, 10 Get
"a sacret disease, for which have applied to seye-
raj doctors cure and they did not cure me- so now
on the above date put my self under the of Doctor
Huet and expcct linn to cure me, Since that time
the disease got WORSE break out i'll large cers
to the number of six or eight leg and all over
my face and sore tlront, and not able to work at he
present time on account of the disease large ulcer on
the right side of the throat. am no putting myself
confidently under tina of DR.. lluet, If Paris,
to be perfectly cured JOHN DEAN.
Id 1y
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19
SPAIN REVISITED. Sc SC

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c.
STAIN REVISITED, &e, by the author o IA year
~ in Spain in . vols.
Traits Of lnd.na character, generally applicable to
the Aborignies of North America, by G Turner, Esq
vols.
The Political Grammar, of the United States or a
complete view of the theory and practice Of the geaera
and state governments, with the relations between them
dedicated and adapted to the young of the United
Suites, by Z Mansfield, Esq.
Nimrod's Hunting Tours inlerspersed with character
isc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
GLIDING notices of the principal ernc riders of England
with alytca contents, and general index of names,
Ynumes.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

New Orleans, Feb I, lB33. ItO - "
Y9yHE Genuine Indian i'alsan OF Liverw"rt and iore-
i hound, ia put up in bottles at the low price of 50
cents ench containing the strength of three of
Liver wort beses the virtues oi many other roots and
herbs known among the Indians as eicacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The unrvalled success which has attended the Of
this inestinahe Balsam wherever it has been intro
d,iced has obtained the confidence aud recommends
Cons of respectable physicians for the of coughs
colds pain in tho side, of rest, splitting Of blood
liver complaint, sc.
To whom ii may concern. This is to certify that we
have in our practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard
ners indian Balsam of Liverwor and iloarhound, with
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
ledge of the materials it is made from, and observation
and experience, recommend as supers" preparation
ar nil those affections of the lungs for which it is re
r,mended, ALBERT WILLIAMS, MD.
CALVIN ELLIS Md
Members of The Boston Medical Association.
Boston, October Is. ..
sale y JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-10-19

4 TKINsON's DEPn.LAToRY, For removing SUI
q perfluous hair from tbs face, neck and arms, with
eGna safety and certainty leaving the skin finer mud
whittier than before the Application \ fresh supply
JUST received al GulONS,
M E.xehanss Is+el, so,ael St essrles and cnmmo,
gHs - aS