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FumerMl of tho Archduches Margaret
% Austria.-Thc 10 smains Distrib-
nssA among thc Hishops.
The New York Evening Post translates the
following curious details from . German
private letter, recently received forom Vi
emma:
ssThe Hapsburgeis lthe reigniDg house OF
Austria) while living must be reverenced.-
AS q proof Of this le. me relate to you what
disposition was matte Of the dead body OF the
Archduchess Margaret whose deathwas some
time since announcei.) Archdueal dust must
not return to dust and priestly cunning and
monarchial tradition call for the enactment
in one Of the largest and most brilliant CAPT.
tails Of Europe, of a rama only TO be per-
formed by barbarians In the dark ages.
"The Saxon Princess Margaret, wife Of
the Arohduke Charles, was laid upon block
and chopped in pieces, in order to send diff
ferent parts OF the body TO various parts OF
the country. The choppiDg up process took
place in the chapel Of the castle, in the pres
euce Of the dead woinan's husband. Exten-
ded upon the red draped block lay the naked,
white corpse, surrounded by priests chanting
in Latin, youths swinging censers, and =
number OF men armed with choppers, saws
and other instruments. First, the heart was
cut out Of the body, inclosed in golden case,
and placed in an urn. II was then cent to
Rome to be conseorated by the Pope, after
which it was sent to abe Loretto chapel, and
thence returned to Vienna. But it was not
to rest there. Ten cities claimed the honor
OF being uomers birth place, and six Austri-
an Bishonrics claimed the privilege OF poe
sessing oil, or a part Of the saintcd Marga-
ret's body. The Bishop Of Prague would be
content with the arms, the Bishop OF Salz-
burg wished to obtain the head and shonld-
ers, while the Bishop Of Lentx anxiously de-
sred to possess the two middle fingers. The
Vienna consis,ory VAS obliged to decide be-
tween the claimants, and tho heart was at
length forwarded to the common council Of
Innsbruck, 10 Tyrol accompanied BY two auto
graph letters OF the Archduke Charles, one
of which was directed TO the Chief Of the
Jesuits, in which was expressed the hope that
.Tyroi, the always faithful would 'for oil
time cherish the memory OF the Archduchess
who was a saint upon GARTH
"Had the heart alone been separated from
the body, the ohopping up process would
soon have been finished; but the church de-
manded more. Her &c the Archduke Charles
directed tho cutting open Of his wife's abdo-
men, which was done. The intestincs were
taken out, placed in copper, silver and golden
capsules, and sent with an autograph letter
to the Cathedral Of st. Stephen, where the
said intestines were first exhibited upon the
altar, and then buried beneath the altar
IIereupon the two middle fingers we're sew
| cred from the body, and sent with another
autograph letter TO Dresden. All that re-
NAMED Of the Archdachess was then wrap.
ped in red velvet, and laid in state on a catA-
| falque; and ultimately tho mutilated corpse
was placed in coffin and deposited in the
/ imperial tomb"
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X 60 X II X :

T1n DHs AoIsxs VALLEY WHro Is published
every Monday At this Office is one ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has very large and increase
Ing circulation throughout the Des Moines VAL
ley, Northern Missouri, and Western Illinois
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The Duke OF Wellington as L~vcr
and Ill uabAnd.

anu III uaOA00s
At the age Of SO, Arthur Wellesley, Tor
Wesley as be wrote it at the time,) went to
India, with the rank Of full Colonel, obtained
simply by the influence Of his aristocratical
birth and connections, and by money, In the
tenth year Of his military service. At that
time, he was engaged to Catherine Paken,
ham, daughter Of the Earl Of Longford and
sister of General Sir Edward Michae. Pax
enham, who was killed in the battle of New
Orleans. The lady, who was young and
beautiful, was devotedly attached to Colonel
Wellesley, and her affection WAS fully recip-
rocated. Called TO India, where his brother
was Governor General, to take leading part
in the war with Tippoo Sab, this fortunate
soldier had to leave his lady-iove behind
After an absence Of eight years, during which
hc won rank and renown, he returned to Eng
land, where he was met by letter from Miss
Pakenham, informing him that the small pox
had assaulted aud injured the beauty which he
had so much admired, when life WAS younger
and gayer with both cf them, and, with tend.
er sadness, assuring him that she had re-
solved to relieve him from his engagement.
With tho true feeling of an honorable mind,
he assured her that her beauty had not been
the only inducement to WOO and win her, and
| that he was DESTROYS Of marrying her. 40
cordingly, the marriage took place, in 1906,
| within six months OF his return from India.
The only fruits Of this union were two sons,
one born in 1907, and the other 1908.
In the spring Of the latter year, Wellesley
had to leave bis wife to take part in the PEN
insular war. He returned for a short time,
after the signing OF the Convention Of Cintra,
but from 1909 until 1914, during which be
rose, step by step to the highest honors Of
the English peerAge, he was detained on the
/ Peninsula. The strong tie OF married love
was weakened by this prolonged bsencs, and
the Duchess Of Wellington, from the Water
loo victory Of 1875, to her death in 1881, wal
not happy wife. 10 the last, she deplorsd
that sense OF honor had made the Duke
marry her, against her own better Judgment
when her beauty had becomea thing Of mem.
DRY alone.
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sessionaIism.


The South, with less than one half the pop-
ulation OF the North, has nm overwhelming
number Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court.
And with far less than one-half the business,
has more Judges 70 dispose Of it, and their
Judges are paid more than twice ~ much in
proportion to the business they attend to
than the Judges OF the Northern districss.---
But, according to Lecomptonism, this condi-
ton Of affairs is national, equal and just,
while the application Of legal remedy by
the increase Of the number Of Judges on the
bench or different distribution OF the husi-
ness would be revolutionary and sectional -
Everything that favors the Shareholders il
national and right in the eyes Of the Denoc.
-~cy, While everything tending &c XIV. -.
free States their just rights and influence il
sectional and wrong.
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The London Times is very severe in ito
structures upon the conduct Of Mr.. Reed, the
American Minister to China. The Times Of
course il chagrinsd and dissatisfied because
the American Minister would not unite with
tho British Government in their recent meas
ures, whether Of intimidation or reconciliA-
ton, and thus make our Government jointly
responsible for the expense Of the warliks
demonstrations and Of the subsequent fol-
lies and blunders Of the paci6cation and
treaty Of peace and commerce. But while it
seems pretty clear that Mr.. Reed has con-
Quoted himsef creditahly and sedulously re-
garded the real interests OF his country, the
fact IL revealed in the articles Of the London
Times that the writer for that paper Was in
full possession Of the secret instructions Civ
ON by our Government to our diplomatic
agents abroad, and through the columns Of
the Times these instructions have been pub
lished TO the world. Our Administration
has 10 its home policy disguised its own
friends, and now 1t seems that its garruloul
weakness has exposed ii as laughing stock
TO the ridicule Of Europe. The Administra.
ton 10 SO weak ~ to babble,the important &c.
crets OF state and reveal to its boon compan.
ions, the Sir Gore Ouaeleys, or other titlet
gentry OF Europe, who have been panderinl
to the vanity OF the President and partakinl
OF the splendid Inequalities Of the Whit
House for the past year. Poor old Buchanan
he has hard time Of il !; he has lost the con
hdence OF his friends and has incurred til
contempt Of bis opponents as home, and
now the laughing stock Of the world abroAt
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XXX Quincy flour.
A LARGE supply Of this we'll known brand Of
IA Flour always on hand At
novild GOLFERS 4 ROBERTs0N'S.
CyTAR and Tallow Candles 50 boxes on hand and
- for sale by COLLIERS ROBERTSON.
novi Id
GoAP-25 boxes Hill 4 Co.. German Soap for
- sale by COLLIEhS 3 kObEkT5ON.
novi1d
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.L4OUHk,

LIME, Superhns, aud fanoy Brands Of Flour. in
IL Sacks and Barrels, for sale low TO tho trade,
BY CLkuHORN, TAYLOR = CO.,
aug1b Levee.
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Legal Notice...E . rcclosuYe 81 mort
gage.
To u. w. Jensre, II. Miils, c. 4. Dimond, and
sarah 0orgss.
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there 10 now on die In the Clerks 0ficc Of the
District Court Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, 4
petition OF y. W. kilbourne against you, claiming
.y.inst q v Jano,s tor shs .nu - 80 49,.
drsd ara fon, ana Al i az aali.,, ara 80 -. $3.50
intsrs,t from The 10Th az Amsw.s issa tsin. ,hs
amount Of purchase money ana in,ersst dus MIN o.,
iots .av.r "a si~ht hheaL .i~hs - rish... 80. =.
addition 10 KeotaL' Iovs. Sb,eh ~. ala Nv IT,
ssid Kilbourne 10 ss,d Jepera. an or .h,rt Or ~
January. IsSt--the forecIosuye 81 ! mnytv.~. .;y-
an on ssd lot. ~ Ala Jcnsya 10 ..iA Kslhnrrrs ~
secure the nay msnt 81 = IA nu,chssa mnr.v a.,sS
Ctr al Jannarv 1ss6. r~coydsa In pooL 4 10 as1
Records lee Conntv. iovs-sh. ..ls 81 "a a. -
nav said ann aud fnter,st. the srt,n.r,.hrsrs -
sIi equity of rcdcmpsion nudry ssid ssc,.-.s. "a
far scne,.l vsIicT AM ..sa Mn. n;srss 80
(soyRas who II Il ssid. have or clair . ~. .o,
interest IA ssid Iots Ara mads n.,s;.. d.ss.S-rs
and hereby required 20 come in. snd' ~ .rs-s,
fled act up their respective Interest," the,sn -, b.
forever haired ANA estopned shsreT,nr h.,..s..r
Now. therefore. you and each "a vnn e. v.on;,sd
10 arpenr and .ns,ey .sia pet,tia,. ~ H. ,.rni,
Of tho second day al the nexl term ~ 40 carr.
10 be held Il Keokuk on he 6yst Mara.v - vah
ruary 1859. or desree win he rendsr:d ths,sir
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legal Notice ..-EoreciosMrs Of Mort-
To Moses h. Morrison. r. NJ. Potter, william Bur
kitt, X. W Clarke, and TurpiB Daughters;
yy0U and each OF you arc hereby notified that
l. there 10 now ON hle In The Clerks ofice of the
District Court u Ice County, lows, 81 Keokak, =
petition Of Robert r. Crsel, claiming Of said
Moses b. Morrison the sum Of twelve hundred dol
lars, upon said Morriscns two promissory notes
given 10 petitioner Zach for the sum OF ave hun
dred and ninety-sir and 100 dollars o9e 56,)
with interest at ~ per cent. and both Gated June
18TH 1880 and also praying for the foreclosure of
mortgage given TO secure said notes, and tho sale
OF the mortgaged property, being tract Of land 10
Lee County, Iowa, to wit twenty feet fronting on
Fifth street of lot in block thirtysix In the
city Of keokuk, extending ths sans width across
follows, to-wit: commencing on the line OF lot
seven and fifth street sixty feet from the alley In
said block, thence on said line towards Johnson
street twenty feet, thence at right angles across
lots seven and eight In said block, thence on the
line dividing lots eight and nine towards the alley
twenty feet thence ~ light angles lots eight
and TO Fifth street, the place Of beginning
also, the extinguishment of all equity Of redemp-
tion on said premises, under said mort gage, and
for general relief. And the ssid p. w. Potter,
William Burkiit, r. w. Clarke, and Turpin Daugh-
ters are made parties defendant, so that they may
come in and set up by answer any claim they or
either of them may have In said premises, or be
barred therefrom thereafter.
Now therefore. You and each Of you are respect-
lively notified TO plead, answer or demar to said pc
petition before the morning OF the second
day of the next term Of ssid court, TO be held II
keokuk, commencing on the first Monday Of Feb
ruAry, 1859, or Judgment will be rendered against
you thereon BY default.
MARSHALL 4 CLEMENS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order Of publication from the District
Court Of Les County Iowa 81 Keokuk, against
Moses Morrison, Il. W.Clark and Tnrpin Daugh-
tiers, defendants, "not found" therefore let pub
location be made in the DAILY Gate City,, news
paper published in said county, once week for
four consecutive weeks. ERIE ]. LEIGH,
Nov. is, I85Sd4w Clerk ID. G.
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TO WHO n n NAY slONuEasN.

A LII persons are hereby notified not TO purchase
n any Of three several promissory notes by me 70
one q. W. Lemon given each Of said notes being
dated March ~, 1857, and all becoming due Janua-
ry l5, 1850; Of said notes being for tho Of
Eve thousand oliars, t6o00) another for the sum
Of three thousand dollars, 4s0o0) and another for
the sum OF two thousand dollars, KS e000G here
by declare that said notes, tand certain other
notes, the amounts and dates Of which am now
ignorant but being all the notes have ever given
said Lemon1. were given without sufheient eonsid-
Grafton. (having been obtained from me by =
fraudulent combination on the part Of said Lemon
and othsrs), will resist the payment Of the salne,
and all of them. JOHN HAMILTON.
Keokuk, Nov. Il, lS5S-d3tH3l
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CAUTION.

fYsHE public are hereby warned not TO purchase .
L certain Note, ~ described below, said note hav-
ing bean stolen from the undersigned, on the night
of Oct. 18th, ut Panama. Note given by Rufus
Wilsey il favor Of Charles Twins, aud by him
transferred to Charles Ii. WINS, for one thousand
dollars, dated ut Ksokuk. December a. 1856, pay
able four years after date snd bearing interest at
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum.
Nov IL. 1858. JACOB G.. TWINS
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E0 cox e
nO you want bright, cheerful hre !-Us =
- COKEl
Do you wish TO preserve your rooms and furni-
ture from the scot Aad dirt attendant upon tho
use Of Coaiy--UsE COkEf
superior article Of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal, il constantly for sale 81 IL
cents per bushel delivered In any part Of the city.
il quantities Of not lass than SO bushels.
Orders may DO lett ~ tho 0dics Of the
GAS COMPANY,
Noyl0-d No. 6s Main-st., Up Stairs.
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G1Ihe Happy Mans Map Of the World
Home.
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FUH RENT.
4 BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with rooms !,
~ Ac., situated on 9th street, between Concert
and High, In Keokuk. For terms, &c, enquire Of
+. l.. Curtis or Of the subscriber at the law once Of
Curtis, diilmere Curtis, on Main-st., between Sd
and 4ih. III. CURTIS.
npy 13d3t
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Private Boarding d louise.
IENTLEMEN and their wives, or single gentle
on Sd street, near Main. Enquire Atthis Office.
noyl3dlW
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The ocean.
A N exceedingly interesting book, with 81 illus
n trations, by p. III. Goose, author Of IAN In
production to Zoology" "Tho Canadian Natural
ist," &c. For sale by
NV. WESCOTT,
nov1 I'd Successor TO Cave Barber.
The hook Of Chess.
(l0NTAININd the rudimenta Of the game, IN
~ siimsntsSy anslysis Of the most popular OPEN
ings cxsmplifsd in games actually played BY the
great masters. Also series Of Chess Tales, with
Illustrations from original designs, BY II. X. Ag-
nell. No. sale by n. W. WESCOTT,
novI2d Successor TO Cave Barber.
NEW BOOKS received every day, and sold at
IN publishers prices, BY
81. w. wRScOTT,
novI7d Successor TO Cave 4 Barber.
Titc~mhss Lettsrs 10 Young People,
CsiNaLE or Married, one Of the most popular
- books of the day, just received b.
W wnaSssTT
novl7d Successor to Cave 4 Barber,
No. ~ AAin-st.
NEW HO0Kxg NEW DOOKBII
1yOuKTSNlP of Miles Standish, and other
~ Poems, by II. w. Longfellow, for sale by
M. W. WESCOTT,
Eov11d Successor TO Cave = Barker.
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Both sides ssre sssi hey hsd more testimony ~
offsr AMI the counsel r-t,F.. rasa!s. After Srlef
absence they returned, and NJ Nchs announced hat
they had mutually sg.ced % -alm: The question with
out argument.
s,rict-st silence prevailed. |; wss with msuy mo-
meu, of deep suspense. The accused :sLe, in,ently
upon the Court, his handkerchief placed sssn.i hi.
mouth and hs face slightly flushed. soon The Pre-
idiny Justice made The anGource molt: TIE Cont
acqait the prisoner" An cnthuTs OF applause to.-
lowed, which the officers promptly checked. NJ. Bow
yer surrounded BY MS friends, who n r.rrei hin
:heir siH,sre coueratGlstoIs and the1 accompanied
him forth. 4 free nan.
-Four of the Justice. on tie t-nch voted IN favor
a acqu'ia and .vo were for sending tie cas- 90
Ipr trial
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PARsoN BRoWyL0W GONE HOME.

T. lie Ed.:or + ne \. \ TctsEe
SIR: notice leading article in TIE rRrpuSs o.
THE morning, in which you sPcak % The debate D.
tween Mr. Brownlow OF Tenn. and my~et, ani sis;e
that Mr.. Is. is on hi, way 70 boston. H. i n.-
take. In. Psrson left Ph..sielpha for ma home M
medeely after tie close Of the debate, and has sy'n
up hi. missionary tour through the North IN reply
10 my cha. nge 10 rrpea. The debate -Nra %. thc
principal cities OF the North, made before lie audi
ence On Saturday evening lest, be backed % u he
original proposition 10 meet the entire North, n d.
batting tie Slavery question IN ne Nortk AMI declined
going on unless would NEE, him in the South half o
the time. Not being match for Southern mob
armed with briekba;- and bludceous, and knowing
that the South dare No, permit 70 debate he qu"s-
ton in her cities. Of could NOT, a. he well
knew scc"p this esseTt.ol modification OF the original
challenge.
Mr. b. lef Philadelphia saying that tie people did
net appreciate his arguments; and W shall hear no
more Of his missionzing among Us At the North.
Your. g. A fRYNT.
NSr- lcrr Sspt ~ 1855.
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PTBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

II, Commissioners met Yesterday az noon. Pom,
H.. Mavor. Alderman John Clancy and Council nan
Ursw,l prs. Thomp-on, Rcckw I sni Miller
The agent If tie steamer Back Warrior app. / y
have hat vts-.l come up. Sc arrived M Monday.
mon Nev.Orl.an. snd Havana. Tho Board also~;l
fer .rresn permit "a come up sfcT thcroagh fnui-
es'.fn.
a. r,,c mt having he,l rNplsincd 20 the ss.s'ac-
ti,r ri hs Board thai there no tower a. ssvsn-
u-h ,yc, ~ ~ accidental cesvs LIE those IN tAs
citv
The steamers Ns.hvi.ie aud Marion, frcm ,h,rs--
ton, we're a'.ow, >raIn Grants. 70 b. used after
thorough fnu gstiou III N, y-ssel-.
I'll. brig Gcerg, Albert Is SLOWED 20 cone up a:;er
four DAYS.
The bark {. {. Fowle- Wa SLOWED 70 ,sni hemp
e. the city.
\ quantity of cotton from Charleston, whlcA hal
been brought DN The Nash, lls AMI Sheridan a mon.D
aye Vas allowed 20 b. brought up from the barge.
\ petition, uumerously syu,d by merchant, sni
Others prsying that the Quarantine structure b. ~
b,ilj m n 6rc-prooi manner the Staten I,lsni
grounds. Wax presented snt read. Il was ylrei "a
ILL.,.
~, Board adoarn,i to Thursday.
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AZ EXPLANATIONS.

T. t,s Editor u The " Y ITibsEe
SIR: Several strange paragraphs 81 going the
rounds of the press stating that two respectable et'-
zens of Newark, this State, have renounc"d thris-
,any embraced Judaism and caused their sons t" he
circumcsed in bsrbarous manner by Unsk'nl hands.
This version of the affair is mot cTroneous. The facts
can soon be told There exists in this and other coun
tries Christian sect, who believe il the divinity OF
Jesus Christ and other evangelical sentln, nts. Thus
sect holds that the New Testament never abrogated
circumcisio to the descendants Of Abraham. Cir
cumcison with the geRtils members IL optional. a
number of members in diff rent parts of Wayne Coun
" desired circumcision skliul operator OF twenty
wears practice sent 10 them. These are the posi-
tive facts in the case Circumcision tolerated under
the most dospotic governments. IL was ob-orved by
the Christian Church at Jerusalem. aud the fir; ntoen
bishops were circumcsed. tSee Gibbon ON the Decline
and Fall OF the Roman Empire.l
Respectfully yours FklEDRlth 1hphN>.
Ne York I'd u qtt mo-, 1858
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FINLEY JOHNSON.

A. OH IosfAAsTii! AREs-7tD foR PeRI.IS-
no MoxYY LETtEE..--We Lre pa rsi 20 lrs-r that
Roirt Frl,Or hitherto y -fcri citizen q Chill, N
Id county, ard for many yegrs tiic Postmaster Of
North lhili Wa arrested to-day b, Dtpaly IA n
STATE. Mas-iAl Rnck vel, on Oh, az, u lpri9ih.i
Money Letters Vs VS.. taken g. Bnffslo, @rd VII
do,bfl.ss be held lcr traL We hsy. kh,,su Mr.. Full
ton many Year,. and cherish the hopy ;het b. vii
b. abe 10 establish his innocence o. thf hisff crime
aid 10 hi. charg, It's ssii, however that d. ts,ti-
IsrvI sgg.n-i BIN yrry f2-.l.-ebr. lid.
iResA.s.eJ ll~-, Fey. ~.
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RAILROAD

NyEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA .nd IL soCTH aid WEST, "a JERSEY
CrTY-MGl AID Express hDes ! New York AID u
a ID AID ?. fIs 81 THROUGH Tcie;, .ou 1r Gin
cnuat AID re West; and fr Baltimore. Ws...ar.i Noros
a. AID ,hroush basSiss bcted % Wsstnr.n n II s1i
Up n usB.. }; w WOODRUFF, Assam: s1pc-ip,e Sden:
No h.f.,a vii b. received for train u.s I'D IA
rhscked fftecn unues n ADVANCE Of DO s Of .s,ax
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CuPREMF C0TRT-Coonty Of Cattaraugus-
V,IIE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR RE > L o IL \ L / Y l..


says The s.; Louis ao) Democrat: Booww PbsA letter
70 Dr. WOOD q this city from seue In II aiae, VIII
.peaks govrgy of the r nor merits Of bis Hal Tonic Ssch
evidence have is effect VIXEN coming from reaee
enooHua rsele- PaeTy ioIa ~ 49, ~ ,sss
Prof q j. woop [ Cc.-Gcu'sr,I; Hayas 'ey attention
called months h highly bIeria. suc.- Of sr
r ~ o., aiI, which hsd becrae q.ie ssy probably
tire, nortr. since rrrd bottle q yonT Hair R"ora.iv
al u-ao 3. -,oa N-al H. a. F.y!r n-A' - s.,-,a.
bo.Je. u Which ave used H. 'an io" s-Al =
word ;ha, tlt srsy % e h;r - - a. 80 D,h
10y I'd and ce, and hAf - ~ usa y. 90
tvely INV. years Gm -. sr old; Nv god vie .
ne aso,, .r I'm ae - your ,slssr aiscov-
~. srsa,.Ied bst hoeysG 's. ghty u" H. - fef er
o.. Ais its, ses1; neTs . IN st hifean Tai'
towns. Any use you nav maxi d n w. win ray nam
attached 4- e. N,uE s'rf+ a- 81 - 80 Dc-4s q!
rs-F' 4 others g. vel IS Hy''f an ~ ~ s'y,ovD
WOODS HAIR RHsToRAYIiE
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