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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-06
sHERIFr's SALE.

VIM. Montgomery, On Alias ven. ex-
VS. pc. to November
C.. J. Searles, and Term, 1889, in
phelina Shearer, Madison Circuit
Adm'rs. &c. Court.
lay virtue of the above stated case
- to me directed, will expose to pub
lie saA, 20 the highest bidder for cash,
before he Courthouse door in the town
of Canto..
On the frs Monday in august, 1889,
A House anGlot in the own of Canton,
on the south size of the public square,
| fronting twenty-ive feet and running
back one hundred Feet Occupied al
present by George W. hing, as Store
house.
Levied on as lie property of David
Shearer, decease, and will be sold 10
satisfy plaintiff debt and cost.
S. M.FLOURNOY, Shf.
By CHA-Es HrcKsRsoN, Dep'ty
July 6, 1889 5000 Pr. fee So
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DIED-On Saturday the soth uit., al
his residence in this county, near Liv
ingston, HARDIN d. RUNNELs, Esq, bro
Their to the President of the Union Bank
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hFFER> hzs rrofe~ss1zsi -erxn~ex -
- nc csrixeas. 81 Ean.on sd sf1A4s-
son Coaasw- Pc Es.w ). Eszs3 - >ss
Office. unl=~s p-of@ssioazilv ,ss~nf o.
fee ~lth M-<srs- Orr a. E.sf@~. ss.-srasss
door YES. Of ne Clsiz@ns Bank
June :. IsS9 80
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CAUTION.

a IL persons az causaenms8 azaar~s
fTe1tng. n any saE. see aass q
5a1d -twea D. ms 20 - = Naanss. Sc
about sixty dossars. 8zae sAe Fss e. 80
lsSs. aaae1 aaogt the Hr~s - Aansaars
laSt. as have cffsrss s<azast 8. 49, 49,
deterrsise1 not te pav a an1ess cssapas-
led ~ Law
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June 6. 1859 at
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1889. ~= usa aSSr So sac. = - .s~a
of Sharon,
On Saturday ss< sax& z~s = s-s-z< -.
The following 2roe~rfs se-1a4 = =
the estate of Rso<rt Ceo2<x. 1~e<@~~4
to-wsf- Lots a1mher enc. 800 A. a--F.
IN square seses. s1Gr -. n $3.50
three. part d 10 sAE=~ - ss@=se - -
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credit Of one r~oaa1 tAze- xs4rs- -.
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interest of sad A~cea~esl. e. a~aa@ a.
undivided half n ne fur~ssar- 49, =
the Boarding House A. >asroa- - a
credit OF t~elx- HsonEhs- &c. -
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b. q a. O. essen 49, 49,
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a T = Haeetsag q he Esars3 hel1 tAss
- day. 4 ~as
Rsse{rrd. That a-liasIaens zaare h.az-
ders q Ssock n tbs BIAS az h@seau
notified. and earaessiv zeqs~se-f - eeae
forward an3 sesii- Sc tsesr f.sszzaz-nss
n arrear On or h@ssrs - - as 81
Oct0ber ensuing
Rczalrs.f. That .ffer as - aax -
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with every delinssaeaf Sssckheisae ~
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ter a< foSio~s=
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days notice thereaf. AID tae sass,zrss /.
ready paid m shall - ssxfesssf - rh.s
Company. q aErezraSes - aak pssl -.
on OF before ne dav 81 sac.
Extrart frozn the M aus--
RA- TEBAr-LT. Caa.Aaer.
June IS. 1889 80
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned begs leave to in
Il inform his friends, and the Public
generally, that he has re-opened the Mad
isonviIle Hotel, lately kept by r. S.
Hunter, and hopes % receive a liberal
patronage, by his entire wish to please
the travelling public.
THOMAS SANDERS.
jacksonville, July 5, 1889. 26-tf
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The sal. Of s.ee Shaxs a~scE'as'i PE't-
erty Is hereby possPoasssa sas--- 7-'
Monday in Iuiy, tsS9-
: " ELOl R<ON- 50
~ a. Ei1eKENsaas. Een4as.
June "a. 1877 s.E- Sc e
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.F every description neatly rrsnt-s
- and for sale az this oE5ce-
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LIsT OF LETTERS
ID EMAINlNG in the Post Ozhce n
- Canton, on the LIST of July 1899
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Persons calling for any Of the above
letters. will please saw they are advertised
July s. 1892 - 26
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lie sale. for cash, hsz1ase tha< C'z-zEt-azsslss
door In th- toWR OF Caasoa.
o., tke TkTr,{ Ns1Lzv "a Ians, 1esa.
Tue following property, ~ ~sl--tA-a
Yoke OF Oxri. oae IN Cart. e-@aea assE.
Of Cattle. svessy hs2i & ttags. Ed sss
Horses
Lexled % a. the prgueEtE at a.casaas
an Nm- Rag@sI1le. aEn4 ~aA4 b. $3.50 o.
satisfy plaintiffs debz asa cesc-
:. " FIOI RN0Ns $40
p - H1cKEzsao. kseRazs
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One Negro Girl Mann e a
JULIET

Levied ca a me PcopertS a taf- 50
defendant. and all D. sd - szsssi.s iaz
above stated case
;. " FLOI RNON. 81.
b n A FEESra. DsR~,s
JaRe p. 1889 <3-@z
Fp~-~sz.-s s.. -
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SHE kIFRs SALE
K Christmas. = "a - g.
" her serun- 1s1@.
Thsckar ". Wlns~z- Ia HAD CinzssE
Cesrs-
10y xirt2e 81 th~ aseze sz4z~4 49,
IL 70 me directed | 80 expsse. -
public sale for cash. ~ TIE aagA@sS aa.E
der, before Tie Ceurs-hoa>e 4scr - t1E
tow of C0afon. "a xAe
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June -. 1889 ASH
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Persons calling for any OF the above letter
will please saw thew are advertised.
ia MES PRIESTLEY, ? NJ
July 8, 1899 SsS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
From the Springfield Pionse
CUMBERLAND ROAD.
01SSa

Ourlatest advices from Washington. say that
Mr. Pope, from the Committee of Ways and
Means, had reported bill for the continuation
Of this important work-and, that the sum re-
ported is 70 900 dollars for each of the States OF
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Perhaps should
be thankful for small farors-but, 1t is really
provoking, considering that the government Is
bound bv contract to make this road, that it
should proceed with so much hardness Mr.. Pope
said, IN reply to question proposed to him by
Mr.. Pickens, that of five members of the com
mittee who were present. ''two were IN favor of
the bill. and two against it. How the other
member inclined, he did not know. He did,
however, reporte the bill with the assent of a
majority of the quorum of the committee 1t
is a matter of doubt, whether any appropriation
will be made this year. 1t should be borne 10
mind, that Mr.. Van Buren,, while in the Senate,
voted uniformly against any appropriation to this
road,-of SO much Importance 10 the people Of
Clark county.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-01-26
A RILLI0ES PILL.

We learn that large roll Of butter, weighing
something like three hundred pounds, is preparing
somewhere in this State, to be sent to Martin Van
Buren, Cincinnati Ners.
You may smother him in butter If you like, but
you never can get him down the threats Of the
people-T Prentice
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

II b. IRWIN CO, Members Of the Koya College Of Sur
81 gcons, London continue be consulted delicate
in all their various stages, at their Office 2oi Fulton
street. where from the c@mmodous arrangement Of ROOM
persons aborng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
j. u. Irwin Co pledge themselves that IN all Of bs
violent which have hitherto fallen under their
sotic their treatment without mercury has been
fu and speedy They need not b certificates direct tie public
attention ~ their superior practice those Diseases
putaon in ths city well known and respected those who
bad conhde In their honor strongly recon-
Hcnded TO females who in The habit Of u.g their Deobr
ent Pills. that not than two should be taken any
sion, night produce effect which those whs would
cured DAYS Those who have injured Themselves bv
and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
CURT, u all that will he required until shall be effected
Letters post paid detailing the Of the complaint Al.
covering suitable fee viii be Immediately atteaded TO- an
medicines, with fall directions forwarded lhe parties
Ofhce. No. 2oll Fulton street mIl-2ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
THE HUMAN HAIR.

{ Personal appearance 10 Influenced by nothing more
materially than uxuriant crop Of hair The loss of ts hair
occasoned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist to it, To prevent its de-
cay and accomplish its complete restoration is the object
which Mr. Crehugh has for IL directed has attention
The growth and organization OF the hair It's structure as con-
with The anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists London
Edinburgh dsseeted the different layers Of the skn exam
med the boodvsscs and bulbs connected with both
skin hair these discovered the which
perfect knowledge of all these subjects, and after numerous
experiments heads in different stages of badness aad
them according TO the constitution OF the indivdaa the
result was the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, INDICATED COMPOUND
IA composed Of ngI dients Of the most vi,yng powers
combined with those which will promote this circulation give
healthy action the skin, and restore the relaxed functions
the nerves. vessel and absorbeats It will thus be
evident that only by such the restoration OF the
hair be effected.
proof confidence which has in roster
ing the hair he prepared to treat ~th gentleman who
would wish to have the Compound applied by himsefa his
Hair Cutting Rooms This will be done Wtho c0vgs
til the hair restored individuals of the highest responsibility
who had hair restored referred 10, vine win
testify TO the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladies should that wherever the has hair become thin
or brokenoen causeab by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound only IT, In such all OILS, greasss Sc
matter Is pernicous and only be
mended through the grossest Ignorance
One application OF the Tricophtrons sufficient TO remove
Seurf and Dand from the hair ard disspate all impurities
from the skin.
Price 81 bottle Sold by CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut
ting Rooms Of Futon and Broadway and OF his
pointed Agents. j. B. Dodd Druggist of Blocker and
broadway. Wn Minor Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadva, rn3o9m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
Tg1R HUMAN HAIR,

is certainly true, although generally understood that
the hair remain IA the most abundant pro-
fusion and that only roots the ska Of
every individual hairs growing from hcm bat IN the worst
cases that they neither perish dc,troyed and
unc bv accident there SHOULD be complete dcrange
nen or destruction Of the parts which nourish aud sustain
them we maintain that thsy he roots) continue healthy and
and destroyed injured when the hair
has fallen from f-vers from constitutional either IN
the old or the Young from j. Bsas Cos freo-
yss accom- pGnying Beals Hair Restor~tre.
MESsRs. l.. l. BEALS co. invite those who are bald
i'm any dsgee who losing their hair 10 TO their
Office 64 Broadway UP stairs and have their Hair Restorative
appi;ed wthou, charge until the hair is restored.
further offer into contract with any party TO
restore the hair under penalty efs forfeit Of from two 10 ave
hundred dollars. said party being bound like TO be
maid when the hair hail have been restored.
The original certificates gentlemen Of the highest standisg
in the may the office l6i Broadway showing in
contesby that Beas Hair Restorative has restored and will
restore hair; and IL these not sufficient 10 satis
~ the Hcreduou whom there great many, account
OF the humbuss that have BEEN mpudenty palej
upon the community ocular Demonstration will be given to
those who may call there. -
The Ladies especially recommended 10 he use OF Bess
Hair Restorative IL is certainly inibe in producing
Of new where has become thin, and
serving and identifying that which reman.
B,als Hair Restorative will keep ~ excellent cosdion
and fun head Of hair in health sad beauty 10 the Ia
test period of lie. Price - per Jar.
NIB All letters OF application for Agencies must be post
paid. A liberal discount % those who buy to seh
Tor sale BY ID. Moore ia Chessut st., Philadelphia
Snyder Troy " Geo. Oates agent FOR North Carolina sad
S;eoryis sHy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
MR.. sTEvENsoN's familiar TREATISE on Gaia

MR. STEVENSON'S familiar TREATISE on Gaia
lVl RACT in 2mo with illustrative Cases fourth
edition, price s. in cloth boardContents Plain description
Of the nature and symptoms Of Cataract durable only
by surgical expedienFallacy and danger of trusting its
ignorant pretenders painfully irritating nosrums
COUGHING and extractionThe old and however
untraetable for centuries the sole operations re-
mova mited to adults, hardened or ripe eataracts
neither Of which operations be performed until after pro-
longed blindness and tedious preparation without ncinr
irreparabe and less structural mischief with CORES
pondng risk of subsequent inflammation acute sometimes
fiction OF the affected organ These con-
trasied with mode ofcure rendered applicable to Catracs
in their varying forms Of dmness greater obscur total
loss Of sight and at peros Of life which by avoiding as FAR
as possible sensitive textures and acting klfy the
less disease produces little PAIN while IL enables
restore sight N the most satisfactory leaving mark
defcrndiy Of the -Four and scientific edi
tons Of this work formerly published elucdac Of the
practice inculsated which received the unqual
ihed recommendations Of distinguished writers
practitioners in this and other countries and has been adopted
IN his public and private practice to the greatest extent
the most signal success. by JOHN STEVENSON, ESQ.
CONDUIT street Hanover square RES Surgeon Ocuist
and Aurt to his late Majesty Sc and the King Of the Bel
gan and Lecturer on the Anatomy, Physiology and Paho-
logy Of the Eye and Ear.
London: s. Hghey, - Fleet street.
OF whom be had the following works Of the Author 90
Ophthamic and Aural Diseases, viz
On WraKSEss SicHT, ath edition, b. 81. in boards
On GuTrA sERrra Nervous Blindness II Cd in boards
On DEAFsss its Causes Prevention, and Cure fourth edi-
ton, 81. in boards. aI7.lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

4 STRINGENT PILLS-ASTRINGENT PlLLS-Dr.
"A Chery DRAFTED Asrnrcnt Pills. for the eectssl and
radical cure OF clee seminal weakness whites gravel and All
affection. OF the kidneys &c. matter Of hswever long stand
i.o after the failure cubebs ccpaiba injections Sc Over
boxes have been Sold without any complaint 10 any
AGENT Can much be sad for known medicinal To re-
males. awahington street, July lob; Mrs. W informs W
cured her daughter o the sickness after she bad been IN
der the care for IL months &C several q the most respectable
n vsa,an. OF th. city- ondom June a. s3,thare much
in subscrbing To the efficacy Of DR.. Cherrys Arin
gent Pills. in curing obstinate sles as have
tried them upwards Of 900 eases and always WIN me same
s. Viz cure" &C. A. Darlington, senior physician
n AZ. Lock Hospital trosvcnor Place, London"
For sale Wholesale and retail BY d. sands 100 fntoH
:, s,me cor Bo~ery Walker aud Bend and Bowery
81 m Ring GA Broadway; a. sir,h Avenue. Price 81.
Country merchants buying ), the dc,en er sr ssrred ~
49,. m30 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

MEDICAL OFFICE No Ann Street Finder the Amer,-
lVl can Mwsur.) DR.. EVERETT confne. himself 10 an
Oce Practice Tor the treatment and Of the following Dis
eases Scroiua rheumatism, Cout, Uccrou Sore Throat
Dyspepsia Dropy, Piles Cutansous Erurons Nervous Com
plants Mtrcual Affections &c SIC. Everctt Anti Mercn-
rial syrupwhch will be found hr superior article TO swams
Panacta ssrsaparla Syrup. Tor sale II No Ann street
An assortrent most approved Patent Tucs and Su
penory Bandsee constantly hand for sale and sklfuy ap
piled. Strictly confidential.
DIR. J. KNIGHTS ABDOMINAL sUPrORTERs--The
afflicted respectfully informed that they bc supplied
with those nvauabs instruments Cor the falling
and reduced price, and warranted t. he superior those
In use, rsfersnce will be given 10 the first
Surgeons in ha city For sale al No Ann street under The
Americas MuseumD
NIB. Private Entrance, ais Broadway aI2.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
100 Onn CASES OF FEVER AND AGUE AN
kOU,OOU UALLY CURED BY thegessins Rswsnss
AZ H. NJ abra lnna

The wonderful which has attended the career oil ton
medicine has induced the proprietor, to prepare u IN another
FORM order make usefulness universally extensive
They therefore, with much confidence, offer fer public approval
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
which are essentially the the liquid but possessing the
advantage Of portability and safety from breaking and freezing
complaints Of which have been frequently made by the eoDss
ners OF the Tonic Mixture. -
We have 10000 certificate, 70 prove he infabfy Of THU
medicine properly used including nany members o. Con
gress and distinguished persons throughout the United
States who have expressed their gratitude Tor their
10 health Nv it, employment. Like the following, viz
Mr. Rowaad-Sir feel IL duty whicA owe to you, and
the community al large 10 sste that have been severely a.
ncted with the Eever Ague and having procured every
remedy without the least success and having heard o. Row
and, Tonic Mixture induced 10 resort 10 and feel
pleasure 10 in days entirely recovered my usual
health and NO symptoms Of the compliant ha. ever returned
ABBOTT LOvETT,
2l6 Bowery, N. Y.
For sale bv o. Fay general agent, at Minors Franklin
House Drrg Store No 1913 Broadway ~ " and 81 druggists
generally throughout The city and country. a. I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
s,.rusnc Orris Tsosh Pnac.

" An ~neqslled Dcnttrice for cleansing prese,ng and
h.aN.,;r,;.r ,he Teeth The ORRIS TOOTH PASTE while
Il beauties the Teeth giving 70 them clear and peary white
and removing every appearance Of tartar also improves
be color Of he. aud rups prevents and heals all ucc Of
Ne outh arrests the progress % decay the teeth and i'm
mart. pecul,a and grateful swectees 70 the breath II also
rcemneny distinguished foe ITS agreeasls taste and Ira
GRANGE. .-.. .,.-..-
The ORR. Tooth Paste the instant BE- changed aio m
agreeable and excellent Tooth wash while = = Tree from
H. that apply such article and also from
those that are applicable TO Tooth Powders an apcndage 10
The toilet ID wsraned TO contaa no ingredient IN The least
degree injurious 70 teeth and Il j. highly recommended by
,s most scientific dentists Its extensive sale, and the general
that Il ensures however, the best evidence ots
p,pulary and merit De careful 10 obtain the paste and OBJ
serve The signature Of the proprietor g. w Penc, upon the
label without which IL is not genuine Price 20 cents with full
directions =.
Fer sale bv H. c. Hart I73 Brosdway Guons, lss Bread
rsy J. 81 Isrt, as Broadway aas % Hudson ST. Howe
uion l2s Chatham at; and ny " Guon w bowery cor
NJ, r,ss,d "a epry corner Of Pike and al Grad be-
tween Fast Broadway and Division street also BY y Booth
No ITO Fulton street Brooklyn; and BY Bass Alien, View
Orleans. -.
Beware Of Counterfeiis. rro eodsm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
OPINIONS eF THE PRESS.

altogether and longer acknowledge the goose
auill' the badge Of professionally. r. Com .7dv.
With Of these pens endeayorng TO do jas
ee Mr. Gos usefulness and scarcely recognize our
hanawork the pen to move BY some influence in
dependent voon and the characters traced by il
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure in bearing this public testimony TO Mr. lotts
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his nven-
ton affords n. n-Nsw York Herald.
Ciiious Steel Pensn-"We not in the habit Of using
metallic pens find those of Mr. Joseph elliott the best
we tried and heartily recommend them as excel
lent They handsomes that far
that goes and the NODE Of fastening them to the stem u
peror any have noticed holding them much rner
in better position The which they at least
to as cakc worthy Of its jewels On the whole 0ilotts
eal pens 10 likely to sspersede all others .Ne0
York Gassfta ols-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
MEDICAL.

90 DR. GLOVER hes recently introduced into rrSe-
chemical preparation wheh has proved enn,ntv
successful in removing elects 81 long STANDING SC. Gonsr
rhees carss IN few days II pleasant taste
anil speedily eacaeious
The Doctor s consulted coo6jen,ay IN those diseases
which have baflcd she skin of the aud such
produced by quack nos~ims and ignorant pre-
tenders BE little particular notice the number
q his osc2 Ann street Private entrance his Office third
door from the Msseua Lamp Al the inner office door Oh
evening ie7-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29

Jcseph Co patent elongated metallic pens are the best
article OF the kind that have used We went back to the
Quill time ago after trying almost every variety Of me-
taic pen the market satisfied that equal to
those produced by Goose Cos but having aeero ~
GloS have again enlisted good democrat should,
under metallic banner. BOSTON Mornias Post
The itself is worthy its rich coSienis and the whole
reflects credit upon the establishment that has saved TO penen
such world OF trouble cutting goose qs and nitbing
points little used.
.Ws safely speak Of these sreeent as deserv-
ing high commendation .n-PAiI. u. s. Gas.
good steel pen lasts longer than quill and when IS
past service have only throw and At in another
the holder you are armed and equipped for scrb
bling II made Of the best STEEL and properly tempered as s
the with Glot they quite elastic ss the best Mol
lad or have the Of not losing either
their point their elasticity BY In short for the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-29
a LsxSri.ni Mead Of Hair lair,

"0kEAM Or LlLiES, hlgsy euecmeu
wv for promoting the growth Of the r preserving 4;
from falling freeing from dandru Whiskers auick
y raised BY also red hair whsks gradually
turned 10 black without injury TO the wiskers or hair
II has delicate extremely pleasant perfume and possesses the
power penetrating the roots and causing them to sssa os
preparation Curs ARTIFICIAL by ito retain their
shape and unaffected BY dsncng weather other
Price 50 cents For sale wholesale and retail by A. B.
D. SANDS 100 Fulton Of William; j. Syne 81 and
$50 Berery H. Ring GA Broadway O. Lindsay IS SIXTH
Avenue spectacle druggists in the city, Peru-
merry and Fancy stores.
Be careful to ask for Wyeths Cream Of Lilies
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