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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-10-24

Alta Cour, Of Probate held AT Alfred, within aud
for the County ~ York, on the fir, Monday In
October, in The year Of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and iilty-six, by the Honorable Joseph L.
Nye, Judge Of said Court
T EWELLEN LITrLEFlEI.D. Administrative
IL OF the estate Of Solomon Lli,leield, late Of
Shaplei,h, in said county, deceased, having pre-
.eni,d her frs, sccoun, At administration OF the
estate of the estate of said decreased, tor allow
ance Also, rs widow Of said dcceasej, her pcii.
lion for an allowance Out Of bis personal estate.
OapERED, That the said Lewellcn Li,ilcheld
si,e notice 10 all persons interested, ly causing
a copy OF this Orlcr 10 he published three weeks
.uccessiyely in the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed ut Biddeford, ~ said county, that the,
may appear at Probate Court To he bed at lid.
ieiord, ia said county, an the first Monday ri
November next, at ten OF the clock In the fore
noou, aud shew cause, IL any they have, why the
same should not I've allowed.
~ Attest, Joshua HEREick. Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEnRicK, Register.
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AT a Court OF Probate held at Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the first Monday
in October, IN the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and fiily.six, by the Honorable Joseph
L Nye, Judge Of said Court.
DENJAMIN L. SHAW, named Executor In q
ID certain instrument, purporing 10 he The last
will aud testament Of Sumner Shaw, late OF York,
in said county, deceased, having presented the
same for probate:
ORDERED, That the said executor give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order To be Published three weeks successiyeiy
in the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bid.
delord, in said county, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held a, Dddelorl,in said coun.
", ON the first Monday Of November next, at ten VI
the clock in the ioreLoon, and shew cause II any
they have, why the said instrument, should not he
proved, approved ann oI soa.s Is ''' last WI"
42~ Attest, JOSHUA HERRlcK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HERRicK, Register
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Al a Cont Of Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the County Of York, on tb nrst Monday OF
Octobei, In the year &c our Lord eighteen hnn.
dreJ ani ii,-slI, by the Honorable Jose ph L. Nys
Jsdgs Of said Cent.
lJARGAREr wATERnoUsE, named exetu,rir In
saeo In said county. deceased having presented the
same for PROBATE H..F
ORDERKp, That the said executrir give notice TO
all persons Interested by causing copy Of this order
tn he Published In the Union and Eastern Journal,
printed ia Biddsfor In said County, for three weeks
successfully, that they may appear at Probate Court
IN b. held At Bsdsfori, In said County, onthe first
Monday In November next, at ten of the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, why The
sail instrument should not be proved, approved and
allowed, the last will and testament Of the said de
ceased. . ..
a Aue.t.-Jo,HrA u ,ssicE, Iesisiet.
true copy-Auesl.-Jo,HvA IiIhHieK, Register. q
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No CURE. No PAY.

Mcssrs. e. II. Keui & Co, Lawrence sAaass,
warrant a cure Of Salt Rheum, Said tlvl d, Can
cvrs, IiArbsts Pitch, &c By using the q xsuIse
ALiIzD OiSrMxNr AND HusoS Sgsur, prepared
by them. In case of iauure they pledge them
selye, to refund TIA money TO customers that par.
chase direct OF them fur their own use
Dr. ], Sawyer, B.dlelJrd. Dr.. j. A, Berry, Sa-
co, have the mc,lciae for sale. sir
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Tie Ksuiston, ., Orisst Wai~r, prepared by
Jo,EPu BuRssrr &c Co, fremont street, Boston,
contains a peculiar e,asive property which will
generally remove these disagreeable stains II j.
at III. s-'ms tisno perfectly harmless, sllays all
tendency to inflammation, and renders the com.
pleIion clear and beautiful. The Kallision 10 for
vale bY all drugglsis. =
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5p,tial 9utitss.


RKxAixABLK FATALIrr AND SINGULAR FACT.
More than nine.irnihs OF the Colds neglected In
New England result in Consumption; more than
ninety nine -hundredths OF the cases of Co..
sumplion terminate in death, when al Of ~,
I6r-er snd many Of rae late, might have been
cured by the early use OF Mrs NJ. n. Gardner s
Indian BIlsdm Of LiyerwOr and Hoarhound.--
Sold Ly Weeks e Potter, Isl Washington Street.,
Boston. Genersl Agents.
Agent in Ssco & BIddeford, I. Gilman. %
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Many year, so. Doctor Bureish Smart, Q Ken.
nsbunk, Me-. discovered that simple srii,le
ass~ bsfors ussi az sssdiSiIss, was never fail.
ing cure for cough. Of every description, and an
excellent blood PunGer. By its use In his private
practice, he acquired tho reputation Of being the
best phy,cisn in New England, for oil disesses
VI the lungs. Amer mis- death, Messrs. Shaw 4
Clark, Of BiddeforJ, Ne, obtained Copy Right
from Government, for it, exclusive manufacture,
and now have ii carefully prepared strictly &C.
corling To the original recipe. RsrsS no soEgA
iisi 81 wiR not es,s unless tie patient y pat az
AHmsn ai3 b.fo's eomn,HoRy ib u"' 1t 10
called doctor BErls,gh Snarf's Cough Msii.
~as, and is Zoe sale by all spoihecsries. 81
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At Court Of Probate held at Alfred, within ana
for the County OF York, on the first Monday IN
October, in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred aud hiiy.sI, by the Honorable Joseph /
Nyc, Judge Of said Court.
S,AMUEL FERNALD, named EIece,or in n
- certain instrument, purpor,iny TO he the last
will and testament of Mercy Fernad late Of Eliot,
ia said county, deceased, having presented the
same Tor probate
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy oiihis
order 10 be published three week. successfully,
in the Union & Eastern Journal, printed at hid.
deiord, IN said county. Ina, they may appear
at a Probate Court TO be held q, Bldieiord, in
said county, on the first Monday OF November
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and
shew cause, II any they have why Tue same
should no, be proved, approved and allowed as
the last will aud testament Of the said deceased.
40 Attest, JosnuA HERRicK, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HIRRcI, Register.
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Special Notice.

II gives us great pleasure TO call the attention
u the public TO Dr.. Bailcy's Alternative Syrup,
which is advertised ia this paper. He has recent
y supplied himself with fresh stock Of medi'
,ines, which goes into lis manufacture; 80 that
the muitludes who have been long waiting, can
be furnished. We believe i, TO be an inra!add!.
dlisrafrs, and would recommend il, to the CONF
1ence OF our readers. 30
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"a PERFUMED BREATH = What lady OF
enlleman would remain under the curse OF a
disagrssahle heath when by using the " BALM
Of A TlIoUsASp fLOwEgs" asa deniHhce would
no, only render il sweet but leave the teeth white
a. alaba,,er. Many yersons 10 not know their
breath i, bad, ond the subject " 50 delicate their
friends will never mehiioa g. Pour u single drop
Of "Balu' your Tooth Brush and wash the teeth
ishl aud morning. Amy cent bottle VIII last
A BEAUrIFUL COMPLEXION may easily
be acquired By using the "BALS OF TltousAsD
FLowaRs." l, will remove tau, psaPle, aud
reckles irtn the ska, leaving OF = son AMI
rOSedie hue Wet towel, piur on two or three
drOps aud wash the face night AMI mOrnlngr
SHAVING MADE EASY. Wet your shaw.
Ing brush In either warm Or cold water, pour on
two or ihrse drvps of "BALN OF TIngsASD
FlOwKKs," rub he beard well. aud Il wall make
beautiful son la,her. much facilitating the oper'
stioa of shauing Price oaly Fily esuts BE.
MAR, ol cOunlerielis None genuine unless
-igned by WI FErRlDGE & CO
Gmlo Franklin Square. New York
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Fggs HUNDRED gegss Lets
And nthnr Valuable Naal 2sAntn.

THE following desrribed' Real Estate, compds
| II ing IIou,e Lots, and other properiy, ~ -Ihiy
situated 10 the Villages 81 Saco and Biid'ford,
win be soid ly the propfstors, nj pr'ocs and -
terms favorable 70 parcha,er,.. IN q, = 80
The House Lots about 400 In number, sfs
pun cpaliy stuztrj IN Saco, between the iiailrosd
Ocpols VI BldI fori aud Saeo-a portion ~ ihem
above the RailrDad, and portion br't~, "
prs san, and hsaliiy location, and CON Ipsr'inga
hnr view Of 10th yllLgrs. They are sd'sniase-
ousiy srus'cd lor the r-'dsnce ~ perons having
bu,iae-- 10 eiihsr Ssco or BJie oj, bc.ns within
Elk minutes walk II Main sirri and P,pretcH
Squsrr, saoo, and i've miau,es walk Il the Ma
ch,ae shop and Colioa Mil of the l~'coRis, ZIP.
pefcll and Water Power Corporations vi Biide.
ford. A sub-iah,ihl B'idge, 30 feet Ipns and "
ieci VIDE, RESINS on g,Juii, p,ers, sld ~Ia'l G
walks has bern built actvs~ The Saro Ryef, thus
councciine the lot. win BRL'eiofd, swi piscius
lboia within three ainuics' walk al s.nns's Cnr.
ner Fnm TN. bridge q street Is Graded 10 lie
Railroad Crus slug ou Water street, which will he
extended 10 Buxton Roal. Olher streets hare
been laid out, extending along the ma'eta OF NE
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently LAID oll by Tue Coany
Cclnmis siuners, extending into The e"untfy lrNn
Saco, will inier,cri with Market street, which
passes acro,s the ABOVE descrlbcdbndg- 10 b,dis-
ford
BESIDES the lots beior. mentioned. the proprs-
iors have dozen or more house lots for sHIe, 90
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the BRUCE, and
within two minutes wax ~ the workshops aud
mill. on laid island. a -. .. ...s...-. .
They will sell also in lots 81 from Que 10 fire
acres as NAV be wanted, n tract 90 land al O,ni1g
that which j. reserved for hOuse lOs. sad tract
consists Of a. acres, aud Is .iiga,ri 90 The Wr.s
ern side IL ii,e Railroad. aud russ Ia the Bustos
roud, the Iiac striking that rad ~itIin alsw roe
Of the Saco Depot.
Warran,ec Deeds will be giyea Of NIL lots sold
by The proprelors, A. II. Boyd. Sac, ID. L.
somes, ii,dJciord; Jo-cphus BaldSin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n, H.; William T.. New
ell, Manchester, ". III.
For further particulars, a. To prices and oondit
IONS, inquire Of ID. Z. SOMES, VI Bldi.lort
agent tor the propieiors. Oh
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~ oa rather r,me. thc p,zos ~ brsh, eyed trn,h
10 daily developing a<v fss,s i,hesrss, sai among
A. an ,A.t the Success altenl< ts iatrslacsiOn Of
W stones Llaai CsthAriie AMI Family rnysc N tAe
M bic use .. utterly vithsut pAsscL Those nmiics
~ IN nav, maae IN. most thorgufh trid % ia MERITS
Ar loisss .nd NEED IN thslr eo>omams %
N, vl,tnss 10 admirably meets vAus kns exerene~t
al c,Asses sf persons, and 10 esp%ay galning thak
,oaadsaes shlsA 10 % rieAly asssrve<--Lsssa Cess
tIud ~ 1r VA
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Marria9ts.

~-N~-~--~ 49, ~ y = -. 'N~N0-~~N.FN'
In Ssco, Oct 10, by the Rev. J. T G.. Nichols,
Mr.. Daniel Gordon to Miss. Georgianna Atkinson,
both Of Saco.
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0eatbs.

In WATERFORD, 6lL inst, Moses Rhodes, Sol
der II lie Revelation, aged IS years.
In Lyman, 18th inst, Oc,avia African, daughter
OF Israel aud Henrietta Li,,lefeld, aged , years,
I month aud IL days.
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A. . Court Of Probate held at Alfred ain and fcr
the County OF York. on the first Mora In October,
In the year OF Lord eighteen hundred and 1y-six
by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye Judge OF said Courts
SALLY LEACH, widow OF Asa Leach, late of Kenne-
- bunkport In said county, yeoman, deceased, having
presented her petition for her dover In said estae ~ be
assigned AMI out to her, aud that Commissioners
may he appointed Cor that purpose pursuant 10 Law.
0RpsHkp, That the said sally Leach give notice IN
all persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
bcpubshed three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed In Bdlcord, In said County,
that they may appear Probate Court IN be held at
Biijeiord In said County, on the first Monday ofNo-
vember next Of the clock The forenoon and shew
cause II any they have, why the should not be al
lowed.
~ Attest, JosHrA HmRicK, Register.
Eue copy, Attest, JosuUA IIERKicK, Register.
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Az EcipKSr.-The little girl purchased
and redeemed from slavery by the eloquent
and gifted sumner. was &C the meeting at
Littleton, on the 10Th, and was there intro
duced 20 the vast assembly by the Hon.
Mason w. Tsppan. NJ. c., from the Second
District from our State. She Is As beautiful
child as can b. found anywhere, without u
suspicion Of African blood in her wins, or
the slightest mark Of the odious institution
in any respect. Mr.. Tappan, in simple and
touching. yet eloquent language, related the
story OF her wrongs, until he was 20 over
come by the noblcst and most manly feel
ings Of our nature. that he could not, for
some moments, articulate q word. The
whole assembly deeply sympathized with
him, and the tear was seen 10 start from the
eyes Of hundreds OF his hearers, coursiDg
their way down many a cheek, b-onxed in
Tho battle Of life among the hills Of northern
New Hampshire and Vermont. Thousands
in that gathering, who hung breathless
upon every syllable uttered by the noble
Tappan, again sworo undying hostility
henceforth and forever, TO every form Of OPP
preston over tho minds and bodies Of down.
trodden humanity. Said one man, Ear past
the meridian Of life, 81 have steadily voted
the Democratic ticket for thirty-six years,
and have never ainchcd until this moment,
but can stand this no longer, and John c.
Fremont is sure OF one more vote than he
was this morning" Scores OF the better
and kindller portion Of our opponents left
the ground tina: day with like determina-
ton. IL was moving and affecting scene
and will tell Cor generations upon the vote
OF Northern New Hampshire.-Lad. Dem
ocra.
An Awful TRAGEDY. At Ballinrobe, in
Galway, Ireland, the wife of farmer, nam
OIL McGath, len her two little children
while she went TO bring kettle OF no. water
10 scald the churn she was about to use for
making butter. The eldest child meantime
forced the baby into the churn, and the
mother unwit,ingly scalded it TO DEATH
r ndercd frantic by the discovery, she threw
stool at tho other child which killed it,
and then drowned herself.
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FKrcxL.l OF all the effects that exposure OF
the sGin To- the air or sun produces the most di-a
sreeablr j. called irrcklcs, or tan. spread over
the entire surface Of the parts exposed u II called
tan II scattered at intervals, frecsles. Tue hnesi
skins are mosl subject Ia them.
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tn q UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.cJ RIDA \, OCT

Al a Court OF Probate held a, Alfred, within and
for the county OF York, on the first Monday 81
Ociolsf, In the year Of our Lord .ishieen hun
dred aud fly siI. by the Homo, able Joseph l.
Nye. Judge Of said Court: q. ~ IT
RENJAMlN lLSLEY, named Eiecuior IN
- certain instrument pnrpOriing 10 be TIE isst
wall aud ies,ameai OF Benjamin lsley, late OF
Limenck, IN sail county, gentleman, deceased,
having presented the same for probate -
ORDDRED, That the said executor give notice TO
order TO be published three weeks successfully, In
the Uniou aud Eastern Journal. prini-d nj Bidde-
lord, that they may appear 81 probate court.'o
h. held Of Bidd,ioH, an said county, on the hrs,
Moaday Ut Noveml'es next, al len VI the clock IA
The forenoon, and shew cause, if amy they have,
Why the said Instrument should not be proved,
approved. aud allowed rs the last will and Tesla
meni VI The said deceased.
~ Attest, Joshua lIKRRIcx, Register.
A true copy, Attest, JOSHUA hEnEicK, Register.
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AZ Coun Of Probate held at Alfred, within and IN
The County of York, on the hrst Monday In Oetober
IN The year az cur Lord eighteen hundred ant
hiiy-siI, by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nys, Judge
ofsaidCouni .... 800. "a.
HANNAH J. KEAY, Administrative Of the e.
- tate Of Love Keay, late OF Berwick, 10 saia
county E'qdeceased, having presented her first nno
final account, decentralization Of the estate Of said
deceased, for allowance. s
ohprrrD, That the said administrative give notice Ia
all persons Interested, by causing o copy Of this
order 10 be published In the Union aud Eastern
Journal, printed In Biddefatd, In said county, fof
three weeks successfully, thai they may appear nj
Probate C,nn Ia be held nj Biddeford, in said soun.
~, on the INST Monday In November neIt, ut ten of
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, if any
they have, why the same should not he allowed.
Auest,-Jo,HuA llEhIIcE, Reg "a
a true copy, Attest, JosHuA titssicx, Registe,.
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At Court of Probate held a, Alfred, within
and for the County Of York, on the krsi Monday
in October, in the year OF our Lord eigl'e "a
hundred aud Ghy.siI, by the Honorable Josc'h
r. Nye, Judge OF said Court:
DMoND EMMoNS aI Cur sou of es am o Gun,
person, having presented his frs, account o!
Guardianship of his said ward for allowance:
ORpERED, That the said Guardian give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successiyelyin
the Union aud Eastern Journal, printed at Bidde'
ford, in said couaiy, that they may appear at
on the first Monday Of December next, a, ten Of
The clock in the forenoon. and shew cause, u any
they have, why the same should notbe allowed
az Attest, JOSHUA HERRIcK, Register.
true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HEIRlcK, Register.
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FREMONT,
yEE ETsykxI CANDIDATE.

II Col Fremont had rs many friends q, the
Mustang Liniment, the opposition could not draw
a cOrpOrals guarG. Mr.. Fremont remarked, IN
hi. dispatches 10 President Fillmore, while trans.
porting hones and cattle over the plains OF Mehl-
co THAT II the Government would sent IN llb-
sral supply % Muslan: Linimeni, II would save
IS per cent Of his losses" This u very important
f,r all farmers and Liverymcn to know. The
Mustang Linimeni u u wonderful article Toe ulai,
or b-ast II should always be used foe Sores!
SwelIingS, stiff joints, Buns, Bruises, RheuIna.
tic Pains, &c, and for Galds, SUrsins, Spayins,
Ringbons. &c, upOn horses. Beware Of imlls'
lions. The Mustang is sold by all Respectable
dealers everywhere.
BARNES S PARK,
4l--iw Propr.iors, New York.
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FIVE DOUBLE House 5.

With the lsnd, s,us,cd On Middle ssres, ssea, ns
s,,,, e.Ilsi scsllAnd.p Th above wll be sold Win
ou, r,,erye Nov your time 70 make god and safe
i,x..,neut Tern. Of sale Er further particulars en-.
oulvs Of poet Alvan Bscso, SSnlh 81, biidseri. /.
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All Court ofPrO,ia'e held si Alfred, within and
| 'hlr the County uf York, on the first Monday 10
| O,.tol,er, ia the year vt our Lord eighteen hun
| dr.d and iifty.siI, by the Honorable JOSEF II
Nye, Judge ofsaid Court: tyt
NAHUM q. GOODWIN, administrator Of the
IN estate OF Wentwosih Goodwin, late OF Leo
non. In said county, deceased, having presented
HI, krsi account Of Standardization OF the esa'e OF
| aid deceased, for allowance:- O.
OkpynEp. 'rha, the said administrator give no
,ice 10 all persons interested, by causing copy
of hi. order to be puhlished in the Union and
Eastern Journal, printed in Biddeiord, In said
county. three weeks successfully, that They may
.oor,r a, a Probate Court To be- held at Biddeiord,
| In ssjd county, on the first Mondayin November
ne1t a, 10 of the clock in the forenoon. and shew
cause. ifany they have, why the same should
no, be allowed.
a. Attest, JOSHUA HERnick. Register.
true copy, Attest, JOSHUA HkaRicx, Register.
Alta Cour, OF Probate held at Alfred, within and
for the county vi York,On the hrst Monday IN
October, in the year Of our Lord eighteen hun.
bred and iiny-siI, by the Honorable Joseph
T. Nye, Judge Of said Court:
EMILY vARNEY, widow OF Hiram Vnrney,
II late Of Berwick, in said county, deceased,
having presented her petition for allowance out
Of the pei sonal estate Of SAID deceased:
ORprEKp, That the said petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested, by causinga coPyo i ihls
order In lie published three weeks successfully
in the Union and Eastern Journal, printed oil
Yddeiord, IN said county, tina, they may appear
al a Probate Court To be held at Bddeiord, In SAID
couniy, on the fir,t Monday Of November next,
a, len of the clock in the forenoon and shcw cause
il any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
4.s Attest, JOSHUA HERRIck, Register.
A true copy Attest, Joshua HEBRicK. Register.
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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

UDR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY
WINE BlTrERS Is the bes, medicine ever used
snr Spnng aud summer Complaints. II has been
more literally pslruniled thar amy other ever co.
tablish,- in TIN. county. 1t is the same Richard
sons Bitter, which has restored SO many inyalids
to health throughout the New England States
during tie pas, thirty years.
NIB Beware Of limitations called Sherry
Win. Buers. The genuine have isc smile Ol
my signature upOn the outer enveloPs. For sale
v Druggists everywhere, and ut my ounce No
1, Hanover street, Boston. JmJ2
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. = Prvt
Wood, the renowned d,scoyerer Of the Invaluable
Hair Restorative still Continues to labor IN behalf
Of the afflicted.
His medicines are universally admllied oy the
Am.ncan prr,s 10 be far superior TO oil others for
cau,ing the hair on the head Of the aged that has
been silyered foe many years, To grow iofih WIN
as much yigOr and luIurisnce when blessed
with the advantages OF youth.
There can be no doubt that Il Is one OF The
greatest discoveries IN the medical world IL re-
stores permanently gr1y hair TO It's orisinai c"or,
and makes IL assume a beautiful silky texture,
which hs, been very desirable In all ages OF The
world.-ISt. Louis Morning Herald. "