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The Sunny Side of the Street.

A free exposure to the light and to the
suns influence, has great, effect in d.
minshing the tendency to disease. The
sunny side of the street should always be
chosen as a residence, from its superior
healthiness. 1t has been found, in pub
lie rbuildings, etc THAT ihoseL are always
the most healthy which are the highest
and sunniest. In some barracks, in Rus
STA, it was found that, in wing where no
sun penetrated, there occurred three cases
Of sickness for every single case which
happened on that side of the building ex-
posed to the suns rays. All other cir
cumstances were equal such as yentia-
ton, size Of apartments, number of in
mates, diet, etc.1-so that no other cause
for this edisproportion seemed to exist
In the Italian cities this practical hint is
wei known. Malaria seldom attacks the
set of apartments or houses which are
freely open 70 the sun while, on the OBJ.
posite side of the street, the summer and
autumn are, very unhealthy, and even dan
gerous. mo- .f.l,-....-,...ss-. n. ...r- l...s
The family that occupies the back
rooms the most, should select house
having the sun on them. So vice versa.
BRUSHING 'EoMAroEs--Those who love
good tomatoes will take pains to cultivate
then so as to insure them as near rs may
be in their full perfection. There is no
other fruitthat delights more ia air and
sunshine than the tomato. They should
have therefore abundance of room, and
the vines be sustained from falling 10 the
earth. have found stout brush firmly
set around the plants, to answer the pur.
pose better than any other method. The
branches have room to extend themselves
as they like, while the limbs of the brush
keep them in their possessions. Ry this
method the fruit is more fully exposed to
the genial influences of the air and. SUM-
shine, whereby it al,ains more delicious
favor, larger size and comes quicker7to
maturity.-[Rural New Yorker.
Hear how the editor Of the Vermont
Mercury talks TO the Borrowing, indivld-
uals 30 AsaV - - -a.,S
Got a paper to spare 2 -as ~ N b
'Yes, cir, here's one Of our last
Would you like to subscribe, and take it
'esuihly Z, .glizsd .hlud rFQId bns
i would, but am too poor y.,a -
That man has just come from the cir
Gus, fifty cents; lost time from his farm,
fifty cents; liquor, judging from the smell,
az least fifty cents, making dollar and a
hall actually thrown way, nndthen beg
glng for newspaper alledging that he
was Too poor to payforit. 3 q rhMo
That's what we cali saying at the spi,
got aud losing at The. bunghole.,' : sl ~. W
!. y I. - - - ----- .-.l.a tdiaEs -
= TlouErrR. .. l. Befose' you show to a
whe'he5 S9atpay 90 so.erpqE byat least
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A Washinglonpaper says: An industrious

A Washington paper says An industrious
residence in California, having made twenty
thousand dollars-in experience; and bring
ing home with him ssixss-two cepts! He
represents that upwards 81 thirty thousand
men at the ''placers' would have left the
country when he did, but they had no! the
funds to pay their way. The fgentlcmahA'to
whom we refer worked early and late, some
times up to his waist in water, and at 9th
ers his whole body exposed to burnln
sun. The toll was worse than scanaling,
with not 'tithe Of the comforts. apPertainins
to that humble pursuit. n s.s.sta s5sa.-so
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Preside Hit.

It's pleasant to sit with ones wife. Jed % izse
By the light of brilliant tup.r. .,.s.s
While one's dear companion for life -
Looks over the family paper W. ga s
And now and then reads song or a story. -.
A marriage, or death, or a tragedy cory. r.
is-rA 3tis- - 81 i
To feel that ones nothing to do
Butto sit and philosophize gravely;3 stl
Each murderous deed to eschew- 70 . elt
Applanding the editor bravely, Or X 80
For n, tact and his talent chistsste and hi
'.s' s4sheaEssrsHR ass as.sas4sss3 V ssaz.sgZ cd
NowEw<king In laas kser, now moving in
Es1A feafs.s co EFT GcK Tz1oz IAEzzlz
'%sox rrs1 .TsyzAacza AZ
h,'hsppy the msnaahaess Sless. 20 sIss SCI
With wife who can tastefuily read. 's's 4
Who viii give his Newspaper no rest
Till its items have an gone 70 seed
Who exclaims now and then, as she pr;ejss m
the taper, -stas Q = -'-e-'ast
Ny dear, wont the printer want PAT for his
NO paper r'E sfs7'as !
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WOODEN WARE,

of every description Also i-al"f .n
Iron, Tin, Britannia and Japanned Ware, Axes,
Hatchets, Hammers, Saws, Shovels and
longs, Table Cutlery, Sad Irons, SC.
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work done to order in
the most faithful manner. i!3 ~ pat i..
Those in want of any of the above Goods would do
well 10 call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere, are prepared 10 sell as low can be
bought in this city inT MONROE GOODRICH.
Bath, July "a, 1851. ht niaiiN 5E
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Particular Notice.
Wilbor's Compound Of
Pure Cod Liver Oil
A n ID Ii r..
Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, General Debility, and all Scrofu-


ma, General Debility, and all Scrofu-
lous Humors.
THE proprietor has succeeded (rom directions of Pro-
L lessor Sione)n combining the Oil and Lime so per-
fecy that the taste of The oil, which is so nauseous 10
persons generally, is entirely overcome and can be
taken by The delicate females with pleasure. And
regards The benefit of This article the clear oil
the following by Professor Stone, is sufficient Ia
convince The most skeptical. The young lady was 81
years of age: JttE9 40 ytw f.s. - y With
Z" Her disease of unmxed phthisic, which
had been expected terminate in the course of few
months fatally. The upper part Of both her lungs was
filled with iuberces, and in some cases were beg inning
10 soften. The evidently a bad one The
treatment of Cod LIVER Oil was a, first used, bu, with
marked improvement. The phosphate of Lime was
then administered with the o and the result in the
of many Others, was soon apparent. The patient
was rapidly getting well."is f. aG nI
Manufactured onip by . .r rii
3 az .rs.atI p AIeX'f b. WiIbOr,
la'l-rg-1 1af-a Chemist, Sc Court st. Boston.
Be sure and get the genuine of A. G. PAGE, Sole
Agent for Bath and VICINITY #-a epis3m43
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To MAKE YEAST CAKES. OF PORTABLE
YEAST. Prepare ONE, quart Of strong hop
water, nicely strained. When boiling hot,
stir into it one quart of rye wheat -FOUR
After doing this, add about one teacup full OF
cold water. Whenit is as warm as new
milk add three gilIs Of good yeast. Let it
stand ten or twelve hours. Then stir and
knead into it, as much Indian meal as posi-
BILE. Rollit out thin. and Gu, it in cakes
three inches square. Dry them on a board
in any airy place in the shade. When thor
oughly dried, tiethem closely in bag.
Two or three hours before wetting your
bread, break three or. four cakes into just
water enough to moisten them, and you will
have very good yeast. These cakes are
very convenient, and will retain their good
ness six months. -s7ooh ''i'a sa 7-'af'
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For Sale.

"a THE TwO-STORY MODERN BUILT
SssH6 BRICK HOUSE, in good order, situated
lispim Oh High Street, with capacious wood house.
~-e stable, and garden lott well of excellent wa
ter and cistern in the cellar the residence of late
Dr. John Stockbridge This situation is Of the
desirable in the city, being healthy, and aoding tine
view Of the city and river. Ca. : .f-7TI7tL
ALSOa two-story modern built House and out-build-
ings pleasantly situated Garden Sree-desirabe
ing the principal business localities. uis5 tF
ALSO-a one-story building Center Street, occupied
at present by the Misses Ham Millner's shop q
Terms liberal For further particulars inquire Of
DR. T. G. STOCKBRIDGE.
Bath, March 10, 1859. -if- .sru.e .s1ai Sn38
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Women have a much nicer taste of the
beautiful than men. They are, by far, the
safer umpires in the matters Of propriety and
grace. z.s.se ~"t"
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WITTY REPLY. . Waher Scott does not
appear TO have been the boy at school which
some have stated. Once boy in the sume
class was asked by 'dominee' what part Of
speech with was.
"A noun, sir said the boy.
You young blockhead,' cried the peda-
gogue, what example can yon give OF such
n thing?' I5z
'I'can tell you, sir, interrupted Scott
you know there's a verse IN the Bible which
says-'they bound Sampson will, swiths."
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ETIQUETTE. a. l. Befosc, syou xbow to a
lady in the'strees, pefmit her To- decide
whe.heS Soatpay dc 50. erpur byat least
q. loak of Eecognition.a "a s'sss- 80 =
,2s:'Excuse' my glove IS an cfi6ecssss
ary- apologyl-lef the glove-should-n NOT be
withdrawnto shake hands, gidS
3. Whea your companion zbows TO a
lady, you Should do so also. When a
gentleman bows to lady IN your COM
pany, always bow to him in return. 2 rs
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Established in 1903!
Health and Strength, Pure Blood
and Long Life!
H-a.sgHtf~I-
DR.. s. 0. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters,
A most Agreeable and Infalhble Remedy.

81 BOB NJ ALWAYS OOCCESSF I'll tt
THESE BITTERS possess wonderful superiority
over all other medicines, because they restore TO
sound health impaTi Tone vigor and eascity 10 the
whole sysen--a power never known i'll any other med
icne. They have cured Than two hundred thou
sand cases and have become hrous hout The country
standard dcine. The secret of their great success
lies in their curing the sick not by paiatng the synp-
toms, but by removing the itself They cleanse,
and strengthen The stomach and bowels, and pu
rify the blood possessing twelve times more power
than the best Spanish Sarsaparilla They quicker
in their effect wholesome 10 use, and more lasting
in their influence. .l'-.
They not an empirical medicine, but the prepa-
ration of regular practicng physician, who has made
the study Of medicine his profession
They Composed of Roots and Herbs, which pos
the power restore health and strengthen the con
stitution H."
They have been used with unfailing for forty
years.
They may be taken al any lime, without restriction
III diet, hindrance iii business; while in every Stage
of existence and scale of being they The
curious power of resisting effect Of sudden change,
of atmosphere and thus obva,e multiplicity of evils
sonnected with our variable and uncertain climate.
They differ from the majority of medicines in the fac
that the more they are known The more they are ap
proved of, and those who Them always preserve
health, prevent disorder, and attain cheerful and
pleasant old age.-,t -s ,ys .at ta.4 aW
Particular Notice.
All orders addressed TO s. o. RICHARDSON, NJ d
10 Hanover Street, Boston, with such referen
S maj be deemed proper, will be puncualiy At
tended to-. Agents are particularly requested to men
ton in their orders The most safe. speedy and econom
cal route for forwarding their package
Prepared by me, at South Reading. Mass and sole
wholesale and retail my Office 19 Hanouer Street
by Agents, Merchants Traders, Dru gists, Apotheca
res and dealers in Medicine Throughout, the IT, States
rs cents per bottle so cents per package. +4
AGENTs-A. G. Page, John Mathews, S. p. Shaw
VIM. p, Marston, Thos Bowles, Bath 6m3S
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A peasant being at confession, accused
himself Of Having stolen some hay
The father confessor asked him how
many bundles he had taken away from
the stacks -
That is of no consequence replied he
you may setIit downlfor aswaggon load
for my wife and | are going to fetch the
remainder soop,'s1se sS.Gd v,,u
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UNRIvALED! a UNEQUALED,,

%, UNRIVALED! UNEQUALED!!
I'd = -T7T7 .f1.'.f-'
1t often cough in fec days. that ha, lasted
for months, and baied the skill of the best pliys-
Clans. sLlTLlGt& SS&lSs ciUEA
For Measles, it is the best article in the world,
IS it breaks up DE cough and restores The patient to
HEALTH, in much less than the usual time. /
Rev. j. L. futile, again:-"I have given it to
my children in colds, and in case of measles ard
it has proved ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED TO BE-"
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Ships Cambooses.

THE best Cambooses offered in the city, for sale
i by WILLARD WALKER & CO.
Bath, Feb p y ,lssasEfA r. 8ga.f SO
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Fl ardware, Cutlery, 60.
g .'e 49, re- MITCHELL & LOW,

HEEP constantly hand and for sale large and su-
N perior assortment OF Hardware, Edge Tools Saws,
Tools of every description, lowest
prices for cash 49, .
: Also, constantly on hand, Tin and Copper Ware
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,H0R r. r.
81 T1c1fTE y zs .L-5 gsy5E J0E
JOY TO THE BED-RIDDEN.
A VALUABLE DISCOHERYFOR THE
INSTANT CURE soFPALN!
d 80 f.'fEEEl u. - 4 Try u u

DADWAY'S READY RELIEF, cures the
IL worst diseases in minutes and hours, and
stops the most cruel pangs Of pains in seconds So
auckland efficient is Railways Ready Relief in stop
ping pain and curing disease that has raised the dis
eascd and helpless invalid from bed OF sickness in
very few hours. Ii has frequently cured the worst
pains of .TxEur31f 40 SEQ
Rheumatism "a in four hours
Neuralgia Ll4 afL3S in twenty minutes
Tie DoloreuxF isEal ..I7r in ten minutes
Tooth Ache in three seconds
Nervous Headache Ill fifteen minutes
Sour Stomach Z f-lria. in FIVE minu,es4
Heart burn ~ F-'-',-aF in FIVE minutes
Bowel Oempainis, : q 2! Il in thvty-hve minutes
Cramps and Sprains in twenty-five minutes
@Darrhpa in one hour
Infammations Of the bowels in thirty minutes
Local Inflammation in ten minutes
Influenza i'll twelve hours
Hoarsenesst san krro q. in ten hours
Spinal complaints, swenings, bruises sores, wounds
&c, it will remove ten times quicker than any-other
remedy in use. t-1 "rH Het1 -get+ .lrTf1f
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DR. FONTAINE'S ~y y.
a1 s7s4 BALM OF A .e
--FHOESAND FLOWERS,

mr.. FONTAINE'S f-v.y y.
-aal ,7se $685.. BALM OF A .s,.l
THOUSAND FLOWERS,
rop THE TOILET, THE NuRsERr FOR BATHING,
Ann MANY MEDICINAL PURPOSES. --.
r,cu1 = erfu med by lis own ingredients. Recon-
II n,anied by The facullyo of almost every European
,r and established under The patronage OF almost ev-
~ in London and Paris and thousands OF IN
a, y,iuals who materially use of in NJ York, PhIla
daInhia and Boston, II is the greatest luxury lady or
gentlemen could WISH ins and o. is
soothing sensation, and the delightful limparis
10 The compile xion. ..f.+ " $1,000 .,t... ,,q
Balm OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!
already well established by actual experience
.rol.sJ ro. FIRST. aa@
This Balm remedies every defect of the complexion,
and establishes its stead Beauty and Health, at The
time when bolh by the changes of age or freaks OF ma
ture or disease, have been obscuredand undermned-
ceanses the skin, ana draws to the surface ali lnpu-
rites and every species of pmrles and bloiches also.
removes TAM sunbur, sallowness and reckles mpart-
ing the skin its original purhy aud an unsurpassed
freshness, rendering II clear smooth and white.
SECOND.
Hpronotes the groth and Increase the HAIR causing
1t to curtin the most natural manner.
Iicleanses the head from dandruf giving vigor health
and lifeto the very roots of the hair. sa fai
THIRD. Ls -ea-i
nisa superior article Sharing being superior to ali
descriPfiors Of Soaps, Creams, Pastes. &c.
As DENTRFlcE for cleansing The Teeth, il is by far
the most medicinal of any compound yet discovered
preventing decay, relieving PAIN ulcers and cankers
and renders the teeth white as aabaster For the
suffering, and for bathing, suffering infants and for
and Strength and proven, eruptions, c there is
artice more suitable than this Balm 1t may be used in
cold or warm, hard or son water. ~ &
-: ,iu a.rs FETRIDGEr3s CO., ~
laa AEaarfactxrers and PrOprieio,s-BoST0Ns
!. SAWYER + MAG GUN and VIM. B. STE4RFS
Auap DcfL rhara tba ok rnup
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ADIWaYS co. !. Practioal rcAemist,.

For sale wholesale and retail by H. H. HAY, Drug
eisi Portland, general agent for Me. All applicai ions
for agencies i'll said State must be addressed 10 him.
A. G. Page and s. p. Shaw, Agents
for Bath IN Taddnn GiIy2o
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The Carpenter.


A carpenters trade is the one L..
By which you living may gain;
Its labors are knot very hard,
Its duties are perfectly plane.
When business is driving, of course
1t augurs of comforts score;
Butcshould it be duh, you no doubt arttg
Wood ind it bit of bore.
y AsEff e4E r
In case good job you should get,
VI To which as by chance you are lead,
You'll exclaim, lucky dog that am !
I've hit the right nail on the head : "a
But then should misfortune prevail, -.l 't
s5l Pine Knot, for 'twould be of no use r., $40,
BY long chalk but hunt up the cause,
And no doubt you'll find a scre.o loose.
Never be shaving your patrons, 's -e' ''.
80 Nor gouge by exorbitant tacks; -=-t l.t
IF you do, just as likely as not,
g They'll refuse to pay when you are. d.
If ever you're wrongfully used, 81
yr-Stand your ground and don't bulge an inch
Aud if the worst comes 10 the worst, sii-lt.,
Why. all you've to do is to clinch. "
En- guage good place where to board, 81
But never, when going to rest orig Z
Indulge in hot suppers or cold, .,.aa. -raH,
AS they often cause pain in the chest - ,-.- -
If you sao simpleton steel
A boot that was minus the sole, yrlEv
Though a uice it would be, you could say -
- The thing that he took was Knot whole .
A sight which you seldom behold ~.
Is judge at work with ,ors,ch '~'l. "a
And yet, very often you see -.. ~
"A carpenter sit at the bench! ~ n
File away all the bills which you foot, ~
And make this general rule;
Keep square with the world if you can, rs
you can't, you must be poor tool
Anesmani who goes on his own hook, ,.-s
And adse every year to his store, $500
wiz De apt, in due course of time, 4.s4
vi,4o have, as it were, deal more. 49,. -
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L. New Stove Store !15T
Wilkinson's Block, Broad Street.
THE subscribers having receniy taken iheslore nthe
! above named Block, Broad ST., respectfully inform
the public thai they have on hand, and now offer ~
sale an extensive assortment of .yasss,sit 4 " si
Cooking, sParlOr e Store Stoves
The latest aud most approved paiterns for wood OF
coal which they warrant 10 operate nthe most perfect
manner As' tal ALSO
Cooking Ranges, Hot Air Furnaces, Oven and
-s Boiler Mouths, Iron Sinks, on.
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Il will prove itselfin few minutes As soon as !, is
taken internally, applied externally its beneficial
fleets seen. Ii is better Than all other remedies.
sg Here is the Proof ma .diad
There Is no other remedy that claims to subdue the
cruel panss otpain n seconds, lirntes even hour.
They require the patient dose after dose before
favorable change is promised Not so with Railways
ReadyRelief It's efecis instanian eous; The nrst
dose Thai is taken, the first external application
mences lis its great work of relief from pain
- Sick Headache cured in Is, Minutes.
Railways Ready Relief has cured over 90 900 cases
OF sick and nervous headache during The past
In the Western States, where this distressing COM
plants SO general, Railways Ready Relief has cured
every where !! has been applied Our agent al Romeo,
Michigan, writes:
sOui OF our village of 1000 inhabitants, Railways
Ready Relief has cured $50 persons of sick and nervous
headache, weakness, Einling spells-curing many OF
uies. 1t is now surprising every kind OF medicine we
have here in rrcsng pain and curing diseases of
vous, rheumatic aadbiiiioustype.s
.... - Spinal Complaints -
By bathing the cords The neck and spine with Re-
lief they will be greatly strengthened Wehave known
many cases of posterior and anterior curvature OF
the spine 10 be entirely cured and The proper shape
tored by the us; of Railways Reet.
Eraptions Of ne Skin.
BY adding table spoonful Of elief 10 table spoon
full of Olive Oil will stop the most painful Itching Of
the skin in few minutes and entirely salt rheum
ring worm, itch, burns, sores, scalds, &c.
Seedlings. r7si M -.-s g7
Radway's Ready Relief will reduce all swengs
bruises wounds in few minutes. Bear in mind to
ask for Railways Ready Relief Remember the three
generally.
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For Sale.

. NI,.Yprp .fHon.e lots. situaiedi in central and
"A pleasant part Of the city. For further PsTlenlars
inquire Of RI n.4 ss4i4rnifN M- "iNSAvM ~
Bath, June 2, 1851 Ay'o
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Paint your Roofs.

RLAKE' PaieniP ainto Of Art ifciaIslat 70
D'sisi si ~ duantiy BY ,,,,,, ~. J.
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Bleeding at the Lungs,

Should at once resort to Downs ELIXIR We have
at The Lungs while the patient adhered to the direc-
tons in the of this medicine. ,,r o.. s7l..-4
Hear ALpERstxN MORTON, of New York CITY:
About one year since had five different attacks of
bleeding or hemorhagc Of the lungs and was much
reduced and confined to my bed for nearly six
months; since then have had without cessation
severe cough and general debility, trying almost
every medicine of any reputation. few DAYS
since commenced the tse of Downs Elixir and
have no hesitation i'm saying that to my cough and
soreness of lungs it has proved of great benefit and
health. "a ~ a
(signed1sg 80 PETER MORTON.
For ,Whooping Cough. you should in,medi-
atcly make Use Of Downs ELIXIR. II uiH save
hours of hard coughing and restore, the patient to
health, MUCH ssooNEE THAN ANY OTHER KNOWN
|, For Group, TITS AN UNFAIL1NG CURE.
70 speak con6deaty, having never known it fail in
the hundreds OF instances in which it has been used
Asthma, IT ALWAYS RELIEVES, and has
undoubtedly produced more POSITIVE CURES
IN THIS COMPLAINT, than all other medicines.
:. Remember, it has often proved the consumptive's
best friend -AFFoRDINe RELIEF AFTER ALL ELsI
had FAILED. r, 81 -t r. ....~-.- 5s III.
O. W. ATWELL, No. 4, under q. States Hotel
Portland, Maine, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Orders from the country promptly attended to
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath; E. T.
Gate ho1to and nh
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Isadway,s dedicated Soap

Railways dedicated Soap
Possesses wondrous virtues skin diseases. Tothe
complexion il impars beauty. ., .s4utl sa7tz wi
Radaoay's Circassian Balm LII
Imparts nuirmen and health the hair makes il very
strong, glossy rich and luxuriant Price IS per
'''"9ae sCAUT1ON.E5 shI3A
Purchase Railways Relief only ofsthe authorized
agents. whose inserted in the paper you will