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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-03-19
D. ever -Eaitor and Proptietor.
,nERIeAN REPuBLIcAN TIcKET.

n
The American Republican meeting IN the
Cour, House on Monday night last, was large
and entbcsiastic one. John R. Jordan was
chosen President, and John Fl. Fsller, Secre-
rary. After the object of the meeting had
been stated, the following ticket was unani-
mousiy nominated for tie support Of the party
in this borough.
We call en- all our friends to turn out, and
elect it: they have the rover If they will only
exercise It,
JUDoE OF ELEcT1oN.-George r. 0ster.
lyspEcToR.-R De Charms Barclay.
CONSTABLE. Simon Naus.
AssEssoR.-Janles McAlullen.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS Taylor and
John R. Jordan.
SCHOOL DIREcToRs.
AUpIToa .-A 5. RUSSELL
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Grief BURGESS. p. Fl. Sbires.
ASSISTANT BURGEss.-John j. Luther.
TowN CoUNCIL.-Jacob Smith and G.
Hser.
HIGH CoNsTABLE.-JacobO Over.
CLERK John B. Helm.
1, viii be seen from the above that no noun
iaation was made for School Directors. This
Is in consequence Of the citizens of our town
being divided, as to the ezpediency of build
ing school houses. Que portion are in favor
Of single house 10 the centre or some other
eligible part Of the town, and the other i'll ia
yor of three buildings the union plan, one
in the eastern, another in the western. and the
other in the central part of the town. The
ticket in favor ct the ole building is Francis
Jordan and Valentine Steckman: the other i.
John Arnold and John H. Rush, -one on each
of the latter tickets belonging to opposite par
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gngsN u. ALLEN x co,

nos. . & 4 CHESTNUT Street, (soHfh side,
bslou Water,) PHILADELPHIA,
fTHEOLDEsT " WooD-wAaE HOUSE,, IN THE CEr.)
MANUFACTURER and Wholesale deal
IHA ers in Patent Medicine, mads BRO0AS,
Patent Croved CEDAR- WARE, Warranted
moi 10 shrink, WOOD and WILLOW WIRE,
CORDS, BRUSHES, &c., of all descriptions.
Please call and examine our stock.
Feb 27 lS57.-zz.
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Estate OF Joseph Hunt, decd.

" RTTERS of Administration having been grant
IL ed by the Register of Bedford County, TO the
undersigned, upon The Estate Of Joseph Hunt, late
of Cumberland Valley Township, dec'd--all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to said deceased
ale hereby requested to make Immediate payment.
and those having accounts clAimS sgainst said
Estate, to pIesen: them properly authenticated for
settleGnent-either To the undersigned Administra-
trix at the late residence of the decd. to the
undersigned Administrator, residing in Bedford.
MARIA IlU Mt, Al rsiatslTgtriz,
S. RADEBAUGH .fdmiaisfrotoi,
Of the Esats Of Joxph Hant, dsc'G
Jan. /, 1851.
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HAIR REsToR AToR.-P-of. Wool

HAIR RESTOR AT0R-P7of. Wool ad-
vsrtises in our columns his valuable medicine
for restoring hair, and for the prevention OF bald
ness, &c. This remedy has been usedquite ex-
tansively, aud with great success. Hundreds,
nay, thousands have usod it, and are willing To
testify to its efficacy. Read the advertisements
- 90 at once and procure bottle, and prove
its virtue. Our good old bald headed bachelor
friends should embrace this opportunity 10 Gov
er their pates with coat of rich, luxnrisat
hair-( Indianapolis locomotive. For sale by
DIR. Harry.-b
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LAST TOTIcE I!

Fg1HE subscribers now have their books posted
4 for settlement, and call upon al parsons doing
business with them, To come forward @Hd settle up
their accounts Immediately They hope this no.
tice will not be passed unneeded this is tie first
time for wears OF business, that similar call 6as
been made One OF the iirIA being row engaged
in other business, the business of the firm impera-
lively demands settlement. Hides of all kinds
will be taken in payment for balances dae.
TAYLOR & A0TRT.
Ian. l. lS5S-tf
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W Fz o e e TX e N S
EIPH0IylRanR.

-TTOULD announce to the citizens OF Bed
w ford and vicinity, that he is prepared TO do
al WORK ia his line, in the best style, aud on
reasonable terms A6TRAssEs, with without
sorjngs, made in a superior manner, equal to
the best made in the city, and to this branch OF
his business he would invite especial attention.
He NAV be found at the shop Of Michael Weis-
el, a short distance East Of the Borouga, or al
lis residence on East Pitt Street, one door west
Of Mai Washabaugh's
Bedford. Dec s. 1855.
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BRooKFIELD, Iassschlisetts, Jan. II, 1885,
DEAR SIR Having made trial OF your Hair
Restorative, it gives me pleasure 10 say that lis
effect has been excellent in removing inflammation
dandruh, and constant itching tendency with
wh ieh have been troubled from childhood and
has also restored my hair which was hecomin
gray, to lis original olof I have used no other
article with anytkingike The pleasure ard proa:
Yours, truly, J. K. BRAGG.
Pastor Of the Orthodox Church BrookfeIi.
Professor Wood
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kEW FiI,I, t,II9Hg.

THE subscribers have just opened large assort
mens of FALL and WINTER GOODS. all Of
which will be offered at prices to suit the times.-
We respectfully invite cash aud prompt six month
Gus omers to call and examine stock, assuring
them that we shall offer greater Inducements than
ever heretofore.
Country Produce ofaIl kinds wanted, for whisa,
we will pay the highest price.
Oct. l6. 1857
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fF-on fhs Rnsfnn Hernid !

SoMErnISG WORTH KSowISa.--By using Psofcs-
scr Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair car b.
permanently restored 10 lis original color. Tbs
subjoined certificate from Johnson 4 Stoao, Gar
diner, Maine, IS bat Of the many Instances thai
arc daily coming to our knowledge, ot its wonder
fuI effects. Il is no longer protiemat'cal. hut 3
seli-evident truth, IS hundreds in our community
can testity.
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how They WERE CoSvERTgD.-The con-
version of Messrs. Douglas, Wise and Walker,
three Democratic candidates for the Presidency,
from fellowship with the 6re-eatsrs, was doubt
lesa owing to their perusal Of the 18th chapter
OF Psalms, 9Th aud 9th verses:
sLift.not up your horn On high; speak DOT
With stiff neck.
der promotion cometh neither from the East
nor from the West, nor from the South'
OF course promotion must coms from the
North! Would il not be well to send copy OF
the Bible to JEFF. Davis and Dir. keitti
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GAkn.yER. n Ma;ne. .ruae %

0Ahll--E q h " asle, uus, : 2, I6.]a.
DEAR Sir l lave used two bottles OF proiess,r
Woods Hair Restorative. and can truly say it is
the grsatest discovery Of the age for restoring and
changing the hair. Before uslBg it, was usan
OF seventy. Ay hair has now attained its original
color. You can recommend it TO the world with
out the least far, nay WAS one of the worst
kind. 1onvs, respectfully.
Prof. O. J. Mood d. X. MURPHT
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LXecui0r'S Notice.

II BTTERS testamentary having been granted to
IL the subscribers, living in st. Cliir Township
IN the Estate of Benjamin Bowen, iete OF sa,l
Township, decd, all persons indebted to said Is
tate are hereby notified to m Ike payment mmedi-
at,ly, and those hlyng cltins against the same
vii present them properly authentic tied foF settle
Inent THOMAS BLACKBURN,
ALEX. MoGREG0R. SR.,
March I2. 1851. Executors.
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Rheuulatisns, of the most severe kind, have
bceo cured by using 2 bottles Of Du pd9f,s
Galpanic Oil. Baek-ache, pain in the head,
sick head ache, nervous diseases of the head,
are every day being cured sonud by the use OF
DU WALLIS GALVANIC OIL.
For sale by B. F II .rry, and F. e.. Reamer
Bedford, william Lysinger, J B. Yarqahar, aud
all country merchants.
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C0NFECTIONS OYSTERS, &c.

TIL subscriber has just received urge lot OF
fresh Ccrfectcns and Notions, which he Sii seil
wholesale aud retail, lower than anybody else.
Oysters, constantly on hind, the best and fresh
est the Baltimore market will afford. Parties sup
piled on the shortest notice.
His establishment is nearly opposite DR.. Har-
ry's Drug and Book store.
Feb. 12, lS5s.-c
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The nigger organ is informed that the prop
ositicn we made to it was not accepted at the
lime, and then wo made another proposition,
which 1t has not yet accepted. We "broko no
Pledge" and as it has not accepted our last
proposition, il can have all the capital it can
make out of IT,
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1t must be known that all these are LireT disea-
ses, or caused b. 4 derangcd Liver, aud TO cure
thelu needs Liver medicine and one of great pow
er The L,yigorato. is sueh q medicine Ii has
medicinal powers, never before discovered, that
will cure ali diseases sf the Liver no matter o. aew
long sta nding, or what nay be their form. The
active medicinal virtues extracted from the gums
used IS su:h as 10 be astonishing % all who see
their effects for none can use the medicine without
feeeisinu benefit Ii acts as a gentl. Csthartic,
and should always be Eaken in sufficient quantities
10 op~ rate on the bowels gently. The best way to
rita II IS TO take the medicine ia the south. then
Ntake some water and swallow both together. In
this way the medicine will scarcely be tAsied-
SANFORD CO., Proprietors, S45 broad
way, New York.
For sale by Dr. 3. F. Harry, ard Druggists
generally
Feb T. ,s57.-3tn.
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Yellow Creek and PattOnssiIle Tura-
nike and Plank RNan la.

MOI icE is hereby given that the Commissloaers
Of the Yellow Greek and PatonsYi.le Turnpike
aud Plank Road Co., Wit meet At HopeweA on
Tuesday. the 18th OF April, al 10 O'clock for the
purpose Of receiving stock to build said road, and
will continue from dly to day, until sufficient
amount of stock shall be subscribed to make said
road
THOMAS KING,
HENRY X. STRONG.
JOHN G. EVERHART,
&. DOCK,
THDS. ". HORTON,
JOHN F. LOWRY.
Commissioners.
IIopeweIi. March 10. 1853.
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
CONCORD, March Ii, 1858.
Two hundred and twelve towns give Halle
1876 majority.
The House stands 30 far, 19l Republicans
10 80 Democrats.
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DIED..

At the house of Mr.. VIM OFT, in Friends
Cove, on the 10th inst, of dropsy in the chest,
Hr. Solomon Herchelroth, formerly Of Snake
Spring yaiioy. aged 81 years 10 months aud 3
days:
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FFSHE subscribers woud inf6ra the public. that
4 taey have leased, the Beifo rd Forge hereto
fore carried on by John King & Co.. situate In
Hopewen Township, where they are now manu-
featuring, and sre prepared 6. supply all ord ers
for every sscsiptioa of hammered Iron, ON
the shortest notice, aud most liberal terms. cir
Iron may hh relied upoa as being of the be st
quality. All kinds Of country rodues, and all
kinds o. wrought Iroa scraps, taken at the hi gh-
est market prices. PIPER & SCOTT.
Nov. IT, 1861. .-tf.
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.. NJ. Otiinger, formerly Of this place, was
sentenced, q short time since. to seven years.
hard labor in the Eastern PeuiteDtiarJ. The
crimes we're committed 10 philadelphia. Tho
Say of the trausgressOr is bard.
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LINZ EsER.

We have for sale seventeen thousand feet OF
spruce and pine hoards-also a large supply OF
poplar scantlpg
Feb. 10, 1853. A. B. CRAAES Cy. i
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WAGONS.

THREE new two horse wagons on hand, work
warranted--will b. sold on liberal creditor ex
changed for produce.
Feb. 10, 1858.
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CHEAP SHOES.

Ahuut fifty plirof cnIldreu's and women's shoes
"a LITTLE out OF stile-wiIl be sold very cheap by
Feb. 10. 1858. A B. CRAMER 4 co.
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BACKED OUT.-The Gazette makes clean
back out, in the last number. It cannot an-
svey the withering article of the Fulton Demo-
crat, and therefore considers discretion the bet
ter part of valor 1t cannot defend its course
in placing among the proceedings of County
meeting of its own party Resolution which
was not passed A paper that would be gull
ty of a gross fraud like this, is it instrument
to advocate the bogus Lecompton constitution.
But what confidence can its party have in its
statements in the future' That's the ques-
iion.
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PUBLIC SALE
or
REAL ESTATE.


By virtue of an5rder Of the Orphans Court of
BEDFORD Coul ty, TIC subscriber viii osr al public
sale on the premises, in Union Township, on Mon
day the I'D day o March, next, the following real
estate, late the property Of Peter Sinner, decd
VIZ.
4 tract of land containing I25 Acres. more
or less OF patented lind. Considerable portion OF
limestone aijoiang lands of sinners heirs,
Isrc Russell, Joln Fickes and others, with los
dwelling house hereon erected. Abnat 90
4 cres Of the LAM arc cleared and in cultivation,
and the bllsncc isweil timbered.
Tire land lies abut three-fourths Of nile from
tie public road ltsding from Bedford to Holidays
bu 2 and would b, a desirable location for any one
wanting place ottnat size.
The terms 'Fill le--one-third TO remain IN the
land for the use the widow, one-thirl in band at
the confirmation the sale, or sooner, me plif-
chtser sh III desire it, and the remainder in two
equal annual payments, without interest, to be Sc
cured with the WILLOWS third by Judgments, or
bonds and mortgee Possession given when the
hand money is pad.
JOHN AXE,
Administrator
RI 70 1e5Ut
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FOUaDaY aAD MACniNG sIeP

FOuaDaY aAD MACHINE sligP !!
THE subscribers havirg forned partner
ship under the stvle Of sDock 4 Asbcom" Tor
the purpose Of conducting general
FOUNDRY AND EsAEEEEE
business IN the establishment recently erected
by Gilliard Dock, ia Hopeweil. Bedford coun-
Is, are now prepared to execute orders 4Gr
CASTINGS IND M.7CHIAERY Of every de-
scription. They viii buill to order steam-en-
eines. coal ana drift-csrs, horse powers and
Iaies4ing mac biles-alse, casting Of every
kind for furnaces, forges, saw, grsst ahd rolling
mills, plouShs. wateI-ppa, columns, house
fronts, brackets, &c. &c.
They are also, making fine assortment
OF STOVES OF various kinds Of the latest pat
terus and most approved styles, including sew
eral sizes Of COOK STOVES of the best make,
heating stoves for churches, offices, bar-rooms,
nc.
4 fuil assortment of Stoves will be kept
constantly on hand, and sei6 al wholesale and
retail, at prices TO suit the times, ana quality,
warranted equal to the bost eastern make
Machinery OF all kinds repaired promptly
Patterns made to order.
GILLIARD DOCK,
C. ". ASHCOM.
Nov g. 1857.
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Gov. Packer has pardoued Thos. Berry, for
merly ofGreensburg, VINO, together with mum
Der of Others, was convicted at Carlisle, in No
vember, 1856 of riot, aud sentenced to two years
and nine months Imprisonment in the Eastern
Penitentiary
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GoENG WEST Mr.. John Nycum, Jr., ard
family, are DOW IN this place, on their way to
Illinois. They are accompanied by Mr. Jacob
Smell and Dir. Nelson Frazey, with their fami-
lies, about twenty persons in all. Mr. Nyeum
has along with him some five or six brood
mares, splendid specimens of the stock of Bed
ford County, for which We are becoming quite
famous. They will repay him well for the
trouble of taking them With him. We are sor-
ry to part with these gentlemen, as they are
amcnp the most substantial citizens of our
county, but they have the best wishes of our
people for their future prosperity.
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e ga I'll W1 EGD WaI @

Z HEREBY Caution all persons from taking an as
4 signnent or Note. given By the subscriber some
lime in June last to William Decker Of Blur
youaty. as have received no value for the same,
and will not pay it unless COMPEL d by lsw.
DAVID HECK.
81. Clair Tp., March u, 1858
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DEATH OF COMMODORE PERRY.-Yester-
day morning, Commodore Matthew c. Perry
diel at New York, at the age of seventy. He
had been nearly half century iu the Z. 5.
Navy, and after ''fashing his maiden sword"
in The war of 1872, did good service, after
wards, in the Mexican war. His last pdbIe
duty, which more particularly will associate
him with the historical records of his native
land, was his successful command Of the Tx
pedition to Japao. In this, contrary to expec-
tction, be sueceeded-by union of tact, firm
ness, aud suayity--in breaking down the pre-
JUDGES which the japanese ruler aud people
had entertained toward the inhabitants Of this
couutgy and Europe. The immediate result
was treaty with japan, since followed up by
further concessions, and speedily to be crowned
BY the reception Of japanese Ambassador at
Washington. Commodore Perry was largely
endowed with common sense, and had great
knowledge of the world.-PreSs .hrrch o,
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0rAn echo is tho shadow of n sound, a
voice without mouth. word without tongue.
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4 81 Louis Editor upon KaaSas.--Tho ST.
Louis EUsainy .Visrs, the State Organ oi Tie
american Party in Missouri, opeuly approves
Of the armed movements Of the Free State men
in hansas, ia an editorial headed 'Civa Far
in Kansos--Hs Righteousnsss-Lst the PeoPis
.4rm for Resistance. The following paragraph
is worthy Of notice.
.Wo turn to the people Of Kansas They have
been s5anefully deoeived aud hetrayea in re-
gard 10 tie privilege of choosing their owa Con-
stiuticu, and they have sworn to resist usur-
patton to the bitter end We applaud Ihem FOR
it, and say, God speed them in the right Let
them take up arms aud defy Mr. Baehana'l aud
his troops, aud return shot for shot as long as
they have a gun and man 10 fire il. When
they nave all fallenin the righteous cause, there
will be million freemen to take ;keir places
sad carry on the war
The editor of The .Neios is a Southern man,
and was, We believe, siayeholdsy'
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Gountry Physicians, have their orders
0flled, with the very best articles, at city
prices at DR.. Ha6ry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt
St Bedford, Pennsa.
Oct. 81, 1855. Oh. d. (. HAIRY.
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! Great Arrival OF
FILL md WINTER GOODS.

THE undersigned has JUS. returned fsom
the Eastern Cities, with large stock OF Fail
and Winter Goods, and is now exhibiting ss
CHEAP SEDE,
general assortment CT nov atyie Pail and
Winter Goo1s, comprising Ladies Dress Gooas,
in part Croeoyella, Satin striped ana Plaiu Ia
Lains, Barred Cashmeres, Thibet Cloths, AL
pacas De Baiza, Caijcoes, 6rc.
For Gentlemen sud Boys' wear, Cloths. Cas-
sGleres, Cassinetts Yestings, &c.
Boots, Shoes. Hats, Bonaets, Woolen ana
Rag Carpets, Floor Oil Cloth, Syrup stolasses.
White and Brown Sugars Green and Black
Teas, Groceries OF al kinds, Quecusware,
Tubs. Buckets, BrooIas, &c. Hardware-
Shovels, Forks, Knives and Forks, spoons,
&c, and al articles usually kept in sto es.
All kinds OF Pr dnce taRen ia exchange FOX
goods.
The undersigned will sell cheap for cash, OF
produce, and hopes hy fair de.iAg 10 receirs
his usual share ofpatronage.
c. u. RuPP.
Oct. 2, 1857,
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PLASTER.

In quantities to suit purchasers, for sale by
A. b. CRAMER & co.
Feb. l9 1858.
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REUSIC & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-
IFE Pianos. AeIod,on Flutes. Guitars, Brass
HoTas, Clarionsts. Drums, otc., el various manu-
facture, always on hand Bfsas sGPpiiea at city
siolssele rates. Wa Keep always on hand full
assortment OF oil the new and fashionable music.
which we Aail az oar srps@ss 20 auy part OF the
country.
N Z. Music nseito order
SHREoCh K SMITH,
caaT'isTsb2rg-
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HAIR INFIG0RAToR AND TONIC

gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in
New Bedford thus
To your inquiries, would reply, that when
6rst coWmeacel using Professor Woods Hlir Re
s;oratiye, my hair almost white and had been
80 for the list zen years and it vas very thin on
the top of my head, aud very loose, and pu led
out freely but found that before had used all
the second bottle, (which was eight weeks) my
hair was entirely charged 10 It's original color,
light hrowa, and Is row free from dandFuf and
quite moist. [ have had my hair cut FIVE or ak
times since the change, and have never seen any
thing ike white hair starting rom the roots aad
il is thick IS it eyer vas, ard oes not come
ont AZ all. = has prsyed IA ny caso 81 thai l
ceuid wish 10 ask.
5ciy !, 1856. Yours etc.
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For Producing Hair on Bald Heads,
aud Restering Grey Hair to lis
Natural eolcr,

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
L preparation has never fsiled 10 produce
growth on Bgll usa4is, when used according 10
the direction. and turn hair back TO its original
e00r after having Deconis grsg aud Teinztate t In
al its original health, aztTe softRess and be4aty.
Rem ores at once ali scarf, d3ndfsfaHd unpleasant.
itching scrotaa, erapiions and feverish heat from
the scalp. Il also prevents the hair from hecom-
ing unhealthy and talling off and hence acts as
perfect
HAZE INYIGORATOR AND TONIC