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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17
NE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph 70 the Worcester paiIy So


By The American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
Office in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

DR.. DUPONCpS GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in DR.. Du
poncos Golden Pills. perfectly harm less. They have
been used in the private practice of old DR.. Dupon.
CO. for over 80 years. and thousands OF ladies' can ties
ty to their great and never-iaing success in almost
every case, In correcting Irregularities relieving pain.
ul and distressing menstruaton. particularly at the
change of life. From five to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady IN the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
fyou use them They cannotharm you on the contrary
they remove all distractions restore nature to it's proper
ehannel and invgorate the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase OF family will find
these Pills preventative, For partculsrs see di
rections on the box. Price Stand will be sent to ladies
conhdentaiy, by mall by enclosing 81 either Of the
following general agents Worcester. GEO. r. SPURR,
SCOTT 25l Main street, Of Mechanic street; Also
by I, b. Choate, Fchburg, Cantre Son. Danielson-
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich, Balch & Son, Providence
Weeks Potter, Boston, A, B. D. Sands, New York.
A. A. Burditt, Clinton, Mass.
See the signature j. DUP0NC0 is on the Box none other
enuine dly mchl9
I'll. #. Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
OF Dental Surgery, having had an extensive practice
10 this city, for the last ten twelve ysas has now re-
moved his office to his house. No IA Pearl street where
bis professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method Of treating chill
drens teeth securing to them by timely skill and over
sight fine set of Natural Teeth the appreoiat on Of
which has induced many parents place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will see the
Importance of early placing every child in the care OF
some skful and faithful Dentist, to their future
comfort.
jGS TooTH POWDER AND WASH &c, for SALE
Office open all hours of the day and evening-14 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
je3 DIFF
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II G
Fhe su0scribeF has taken an Office at 81 Mnin
street, np stars and prepared to negotiate osur-
ances to any amount in the best Mutual and Stock Com
panes also will pay particular attention 10 the settlement
Of accounts collection of bills SC. SC
J. X, BAN1STER.
1877 Main St.. Cup stairs)
REFERENcEs JOHN FIELD, Esq Insurance Commits
sioner; JOHN BoTDEN, ESQ., Exchange Broker. DIFF Jy2
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Letter from " Batapin, ESQ, Ur6qua ohio, in ia
Jonas whitoomb,s S@G 8gn,edy for Asthma.

The Worcester Water Cure Will hereafter
be exclusively devoted 10 the Of female PATIENTS
while the Other sex will be received only as boarders-
the location OF this establishment elevate auie and
healthy, combining the advantages OF both town ard
country OPP at all seasons For circulars address s.
ROGERS VI D Worcester, Mass
~ DR. RoeERs' day office is in the Central Exchange
Post Once hnor During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure du auI
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LOCAL NEWS

The MECHANICS FAR.-The opening of the
Mechanics Fair, which was to have been this
evening, is postponed until tomorrow evening.
The occupancy of the hall by the Young Mems
Convention necessarily retarded the work of pre-
paration, and the committee of arrangements
find it necessary to keep the doors closed for an
other day, from that cause
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

. EVs 4. ; % III Is
REAL ESTATE n EXCHANGE BROKER
Union Bl ck, Nh. 1917 Nam street
Drafts on England, ireland, Sootani and Germany
Also passage tickets to aud from Liverpool and Caor
mia, for SALE aul2 dSm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

o. Fl. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Mai No g., O. Brinley Hail.
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IMMENsE BARGAINs

A o F o II T E. s,
w. E. THAYERS WARE ROOMS,
Fawce'ts Block, opposite City Hall, Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

DAGUERREoTy PES. - The Subscriber would invite all
VINO wish for Pictures in any variety of STYLE to call
examine his pictures, at No. 16 Harrington Corner
N b. In addition to what may be found at other
ooms IN the city may he had the improved Ambro De
monographs, coored in oil c0lOrs and the Mauotypes
which no other Artists in the city have or IAN have as
they have not the patent rght. q d MAXHAM Y
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DIR. J j johnson, recently of Northboro'. oferl
this professional services to he inhsbitansof Worcester
and the vicinity.
House and Office No. Walnut street.
Worcester, June %. 1857. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

HARD TIMEs.-We copy from the Provi-
dence Journal of the 18th, the following ex-
cellent article upon the present financial eri-
sis, and commend the truths which it incul-
Gates to all our panic.striken readers-if we
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-17

Removable. Il. CLARKE has removed his resi-
ence from No. Chestnut street. and his Office from
Elm street. No. Chestnut street. the head Of
Pearl street. Office hours from 10 4 and Z to D. m
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mailed should be made acquainted with Its con.
tents, and keep description of the bills. Wbca
draiis can he obtained, they are much safer Than
10 send bills
States or Csnadas received at par for sub.criP-
'tions
We have no travelling agents. Any one wish.
ing 10 receive The TRiSUNE need not walt 10 be
called upon for his subscription. All that is nee.
essary for him To do Is 10 write letter in few
words possible, enclose the money, write the
name Of the subscriber with his Post Office, Coun.
" aud State, and direct the letter TO ....
l...- GREELEY 81 McELRATH,
6wi9 Tribune Office. New York.
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bear our name and label. "TREMONT MILLS, X. Il.
DYER TO sys ss ass OF our
s@. soochong Tea, l'se sS. Mocha Coffee Leo GO
6 ID. Y. Tyson 223 s ID. good 100
l The Spices put up In II and l2 tin cases. ex.
pressly for family use, and warranted to be strictly In
pure article and only need trid to establish them
SPANISH COFFEE. We would call the attic Mi IN Of
consumers and dealers TO our Spanish COFFEE as article
which Il highly esteemed, and gives the greatest salts
faction. II Is prepared with particular care, and by
peculiar process In roasting one pound Of this coffee, II
Is believed, IL equal In IL lbs nj any other.
DANDELlON COFFEE. This article Is carefully
prepared at our mills, aud put mp In packages having
our trade max, aud may he relied upon the best and
most approved mixture Of dandeliOn and coffee.
| TARAXACUM, or Prepared Dandsiion Root. This
article Il prepared and roasted at MIS- Is retaed
by family grocer generally IN city nj county, and
bearing trade mark, ChindD,an grinding cQgte,
Iaay be Relied upon the GENUINE ARTICLE. The pro.
PORTION used Is about onchalf the quantity OF Coffee.
The price Is 20 cents per pound, and Is warranted TO
be the that which has been sold for ny cents
pound by Druggists.
AMI held In high estimation by all who use Ii. This be-
ing preparation Of the root, with all rs medicinal yr-
tues retained, can be mixed with coffee not rs best
suits the TASTE and win he found cheap and economical
as family beverage, one pound nearly being equal to
pounds Of coffee 1t Is prescribed by many eminent
ply scians to invalds, children and aged persons,
nutritious beverage. and as remedy for Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, &c.
rF De careful to observe that all Co6tss have our
trade mark, " Chinaman grinding coffee"
~. To Groetrs aud Dealers. liberal discount Is
made, enabling them to supply their customers at the
/ same low rates.
n<yTO CASH CUsTOMERs.-0ur object being 10
secure large sales at small profits, offer Inducements
which cannot be afforded by those who do business on
the credit system and confidently invite an exam
nstiou Of the quality of stock and prices, As
compared with those OF any other house.
Boston, August 10th, 1855. 6mos3i
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Foua HuNDaD HOUSE LOTS
And joehar Y AIN n hla .Raal Ratat6.

fAb0 fVsook AheUl0s&k0ol 6obasUs
TiEfo.Iowing de-cnbed Rrsl Estate, compris
i ing House Lots, and other properly, el,eil,y
situated In the villages Of ssco and Bijasford
will be sold by the prcpretors, ut prizes aud on
terms favorable 10 purchasers. ID. lr
The House Lots, about 400 Ia number, arc
principally situated IN Saco, between the Railroad
DEPICTS OF Bddsfcrd aud Saco-a portion Of them
above the Railroad, aud a portion below, In 9
peu.sn, and sssI'hy ioes,i0c; H. and som%.naias
ousIy situated for the residence u pcr.oas having
business In either Saco or BdAeEoid, being within
ak minutes walk Of Main street and Peppefe
Square, Saco, and Ave minuies walk u tiss Ma
chine Shop aud Cotton Mil Of the Lacoaia, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporations OF hdde,
ford. A substantial Bridge, 373 feet long spd a
feet wide, resting on granite pier, aud with &fe
connecting the lots with lBiddeiord, and placing
them within three minutes walk VI Suiith's Cos
ncr. From this bridge q street Is graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing ou Water street, which will b
extended TO Buxton Road. Other sirets hare
been laid oct, extending along the margin Of The
Saco River, aud TO Water street. fr- .l.'
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into tie country from
Saco, will inierc,i with Market street, WHICH
passe. across the above described bridge 10 Bldds
ord. 80 ...,
Besides the lots bcfov mentioned, the propne'
tors have dozen or more house lots Zoe sale, "a
Spsing's Island, contiguous Ia the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops add
min. on laid island. ID, n
They will cell also In lots of from one 10 1--WE
acres, ss may be wanted, irac, " land adjoining
that which is reserved fyr house lots. SAID issci
consists OF a. acses, aud 10 silnaIsd on The West
.ru eide Of the Railroad, aud RUS IN the Buxior
road, the line striking that rad wiibin lew sod'
Of the Ssco Depot 49, ..,-,
Warnn,ec Deeds will be gwen Of all lots solt
by the proprietor a. II. lloyd, Sacoj ID. L
somes. B,disio,d; Jo.cphus baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William +. New
ell, Manchester, y. "a. ...4.......I -.
for further psrliculars, as to prices and condit
ions, inquire Of ID. f. SoMES, Of b'ddeiora
agrn, Tor the prop, ietors. OIL
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Dealing with Thieves.

The following true Story IS told Of Jacob
Sheate, ESQ, a merchan, Of Portsmouth,
in former times -
"A man had purchased some wool OF him,
which he had weighed and paid for, and
Mr.. Sheals had gone to the back room to
get change for a note. Happening TO turn
his head while there, he saw in a glass,
which hung so as to reflect the shop, stout
arm reach up and take from the she'll a
heavy cheese. Instead OF appearing sud-
denly and rebuking the man for his theft,
as another would, thereby losing his custom
forever, the crafty old gentleman gave The
thief his change as If nothing had hap
ened, and then under rretence OF lifting
the bag 10 lay it on the horse for him, took
hold Of il aud exclaimed
"Why, bless me, must have reekoned
the weight wong"
"0h, no." said the other, you may BE-
sIIe you have not. for counted with you y
swell, well, We won't dispute the mat.
ter, us so easily iried, /" said MIR. $ putting
The bag into the scales again. There, "
said he. (" told you so - knew ! was right
made mistake Of nearly twenty pounds /;
however. IL YOU don't want the whole, you
needn't have il; IN take paI, Of IL OUT
"No said the other, staying the hands
OF Mr.. s.. on the way 10 the strings Of the
bag. Il guess I'll take the whole"
And this he did, paying for dishonesty,
By receiving the skim milk cheese Tor the
price OF wool.
onanoIher occasion Mr. S. missed bar
tel Of pork. A few monlhs aner, man
one day asked him the question
add you ever find out who took that
pork, Mr.. Skeaiel"
Eyes" was the reply, "yOu are the fel-
low for none 5ui myself and the thiei
knew Of the loss" The fellow was detect
cd by the shrewd dealer, who possessed the
valuable faculty Of knowing when to be
silent.
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~ The Great European
G O u G H r e NJ E ID Y
Prepared by Rev. Walter Clarke,
H0pNleu. ME-


One OF the best Medicines known for Coughs
and other disorders OF the pulmonary organs.
Three years have scarcely passed sioee this
truly valuable medicine was introduced into this
country, and yet its superiority OYER every other
Medicine in the cure OF cous rs and lung disorders
IA generally acknowledged, in those cases OF
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, The European Cough Remedy has
achieved It's greatest ,rumphs, many OF these
long standing and apparently hopeless cases
yield al once to its remedial Power, aud two or
three bottles generally effect cure, while IN re-
cent cases a single Bottle is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select
ed from hundreds which might be given.
Remarkable cure Of Ph,hisic with severe cough
communicsied by General Small, Limington cor
NOR, Nov. sih, 1886.
THIS Is To certify that for many years suffered
from the P,hisic accompanied with a severe and
very distressing cough. My suileIings whenever
| took cCld wer, very great, and | could meet
with NO Kennedy until about two years ago, when
tired Rev. Walter Claree's European Cough
Remedy. from which derived immediate benefit,
aud 10y taking tour Bottles was perfectly cured
aud have had no return Of either cough or Ph,his
10. sine, rely recommend the European Coush
\ Remedy To all sufferers. II has heen worth =
thousand dollars TO me. GEORGE SMALL. !.
| For sIle by Trislem Gilman, Saco, and at the
Union aud Journal Counting Room, No ], Cen
taal block. Bdde.Ofd.
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All depends on the Religion.

Some years AGO, a certain minister OF a
certain Episcopal church, in certain viii
lage not far from Buffalo, started in his bug
gy 10 fulfil an appointment in town some
twenty miles distant, when he discovered
his horse was quite lame, and as evening
drew nigh, no deemed il best TO stop for the
night. In short time he came to farm
house, in fron, Of which yeoman, consid-
crably advanced in years, was standing.
when the following conversation took place g.
Minister" Can you tell me, my Iiiend,
how Ear 1t is TO a house Of entertainment :"
YeOmau.-" Well, II you mean tavern,
Mister, abou, twenty miles; but IL you
mean house OF en,.itainmen,, we have
one ourselves"
Minisicr.--" very good my horse
is quite lame. Us you see, and am sOme-
what fAiisned myself. cin yon aecommo-
date US for the night. friend +"
YeOman.-" Well, yes, W. can accom-
mOda,c you, bu, il you are a clergyman, !
must tell you that The fare you &c, depends
upon your religion"
Minister" How so, good sir"
Yeoman.-s Why, you see, Il a minister
is a good straish, Presbyterian, we give
him the bes, we have got IL he is Bap-
lis, or Methodist, no gets pretty good living /;
but If he is an Episcopalian, he eaa't en-
p G, much. We don't think much Of Epis-
eoPalians on, this way
Minister, tsmil,nsl-" Well my friend. |
sm sorry 10 know that your prsjudices are 50
deeply imbedted. am an EpiscOpalian
clergyman, and suppose must eonisn, my
self with picked up meal; but let me as-
sure you of one thing, my horse IS the blHesi
PrtsJyierian you err ,die ="
Tue yeoman was no, so obiuse that be
did not discover and appreciate the ministers
Joke, which, by The way, procured FOE both
man and beast the best lha, the farmer
larder and barn afforded.
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Rule, Of Health for Married Ladies.

&c, up at three o'clock in the morning,
clean oai the stove, take up the ashes; sweep
tho front siJs walk and scrub the front steps;
nurse the baby, pu, the mackerel to soak
build the fires, grind the coffee, get cut
your husbands things 10 warm. see the
shirt aired, boil the mackerel, settle the cOiiee
set the table, rouse tho house carry up some
no, water for shaving, TO that brute oil a Ia
~ husband, AMI dry the morning paper
By this time you will have an appetite 'or
breakfast. Hold the baby during the meal,
as you Ike your breakfast cold.
Amer Breakfast, wash the dishes, nurse the
baby, dust everything, wash the windows,
wash and dress the baby-(that pantry wants
cleaning GU, and scrubbiug,l nurse the ba-
by, draw The baby Eve or six miles in the
wagon for his health; nurse him when you
return; pu, on the potatoes and the cabbage
nurse the baby and the corn beet-don't
forget to nurse the baby-and the ,urniPs,-
nurse the ba5y-sweep everything; take
up tho dinner, set The table, GIL the cas,Ors,
change the table clolh,-there, tina, baby
wants nursing. Eat your dinner cold again
and nurse the baby.
Afier dinner, wash the dishes, gather up
all the dirty clothes, and put them to soak !;
nurse the baby every half hour; receive a
dozen calls, inierspersed with nursing the
baby drag the baby mile or two hurry
home; make buiscuits, pick mp some cod
fish, Gu, some dried beef Catnip Yea, for
baby's internal disaIrangemen,; hold the
baby an hour 10 quie, him, put some alec
hol in metre, baby specimen oil perpetual
molten, tea ready, take yours cold, IS usu-
al. ..
After tea, wash up the dishes, put some
fish ~ soak, chop some hash, send for some
sugar-(goOd gracious ! how that sugar
does go--and l3 cents pound,) get down
the stockings and darn ,hem-keep on
pursuing the BABY. wait up till twelve
o'clock nursing the baby Till husband comes
home with double shuttle on the front
steps, decided difficulty in finding the
stairway, and determination TO sleep in
the back yard. Drag him up stairs to bed,
then nurse The baby aud 20 to sleep.
Women in delicate health will find that
the above practice will either kill or cure
them -PrograHlms.
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WILLIAM YOUNG, ~. ID.

from haeksied Cesek,. Pain In the side, Restless
Nights, Nervous Feelings, and the whsle train of
dyspepIe sensations, and sivsn up BY their physe-
Ian, be another nomsn No wuh~st eessaiiinr the hr-
ICULAPius Have the married, az those about 10 DO
Married, sny Iaipedent, read this truly usefai beek
as II has been the means OF saving Thousands OF uR-
tortunate creatures RON the very Jaws of death.
enclosed IN letter, will receive copy ef this
WORK by mall ot Ave copies win be sent ff one dol
lar. yfddfess, (post paid.) DR.. WA. YOUNG,
Iy33 u = No. I32 Spruce ST.. Philace'phia
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~Atnll, slsb-sided Yankee. who wa
making his appearances at Cape May, las
summer, s'rolled dowa TO the beach du'in2
balhlng-,ims. On seeing the besy CT beau
ties dispor iuy ia the waves, he burst on' 10
n IN o. enthusiasm.
"Je.ru-sa.lem if tina, don't just remind
me Of something good We have to hum.
"what IS ina. 81 remarked the friend who
heard him.
.Whal is hw sill JOnath,n, smaeking
his lips; "why, its ia,sss and ratsr ~
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
II AND HuMoR SYRUP.

To the pabIic. Whereas, one Charles ". Kent
has been couterftitng my Allied Ointment, and paminx
OF upon the public an article under the name Of the
'sGenune Allied Ointment" which ointment Is base
imitation Of mine. have commenced action against
tho said Kent Cor the Professor Hayes state As.
saver for the State OF Massachusetts, amer having anal
y1ei the two articles says-" Chemically considered
these two samples cannot be pronounced TO be alike.
And the certificates which the sah Kent Il circulating
are forgeries and impositions Ne the aida'i OF The
following names prove viz, a. W. srR,Rss, A. sBus'
sER, JoHy 3. srAFFopp, ~, s. MkRHLL. ssorn TO be
fore me, N. W. Harmon, J,P. d. ID. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June II, 1855
AGENTS. Dr. James Sawyer, and Augustus sawyer,
Bddef5rd 7. Gilman, AMI y. l.. Mitchell, sAco u.
u. Hay, Portland, General Agent. ly26
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DERsONs who are I'm want OF MEL0DE0NS, for
Churches yestries, Lodges Halls, &c, are respect
fully requested TO examine the instruments recently
madeby
G. D. g. n. W. SMITH,
Which, Tor their perfection OF mechanism, smoothness
and beauty Of tone accuracy In tune and especially by
the immense power gained by the PEDAL BASS, are
beyond comparison the best now offered to the public.
Thes instruments have two banks Of keys and pow
ertul bellows and by the arrangement Il the stops.
great variety Of effects can be produced. Price, Szis
They also manufacture Meodeons Tor parlors and
smaller rooms unsurpassed In excellence and at prices
varying from 90 to 600.
MEL0DEONs RENTED.
Persons Who wish 10 hire Melodeons with view OF
purchasing at the end OF the year, have the rent
credited part payment Of the purchase money. This
matter Is worthy Of special note, enables those who
desire fair a the instrument before purchasing TO
obtain at the expense Of the manufacturers TO the ex-
tent Of at least a years rent.
The public are invited to examine for themselves, nj
the wareroOms, No. Sll, Washington street Boston.
Angus, 20, lssG. 6nos3s
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Iron "a. Wa.liario. si,,.I

Among the many preparation. Ia bf The
storing, preserving ani beaaying the hair there
Prd WcDd's Hair EcsiOrpiyr, nbs IN general uss
throughout the statcs. THIS poparau5n plsssssc.
the mos, nvisortins qualities, a falls Ia pro-
ducng the ms-i happy r,sait. ubsa sppcl acoundng
% dircctl We rlsr cur readers fs~ q The
Vulnerable certificate. .ch have issn sent BY parties,
~ho have hs.n bsnsattei BY u Aai sho Gel hsPpy Ia
irving testimony b. ne uunlsrfn cf.cts pfsiurui ga
item.
o. J. WOOD CO, Prupr.stsr,. sii rroa.lsay, Ngx
fofk, AMI ia harls, street, - Lsuis, No.
HtGENTs.-ia BilIsIsrf. J. ss-yery d. Ssso, =
a. AitshsI. saccssssr 10 u. l. hitclsl- Mlassais
Hay. Sns..s
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ALL HAIL.
Something for the MiiliOn!!
% PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
AVE CALL rnI ATTENTION or ALL. OLD AND

WYE CALI TIlE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
w yoans, 10 this wonderful preparation, Which
turns back 10 Ito original Color gray hair tho
heal ~ the bald With i1surant grvwl,-rtnoyes tie
dahdrun, itching, sui all euiaD-gs erspu0ns-eautes
continual how ~ the nAtuni nuis and hence, u used
regular dressing Coo che hair, vii preserve is color.
AMI ke-p u from falling o. oil age In all it,
natural beany. We call, then upon the bali, the gray.
OF diseased IN scalp, 10 use Il AMI sur,iy, the young
curl he without Il. i praise 10 upon the tongue
Of Thousands.