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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-01

For the Times.
Three Sweet Words,
Love, Mother and Homo Love, Mother and home
How sweet to my ears in days that are gone,
These three dear words seemed blending together,
All In one thought Home, Love, and Mother.
And now as wander weary and lone,
Some may think have neither, Love. Mother or HON,
But oh they may know not what sweet thrill.
Plays o'er my heart at their memory STILL
Home, Mother and Love, Home Mother and Love,
The greatest Of blessings Ger sent from above,
Ia whatever cline where'er roam,
There Il nothing so sweet Love, Mother and Homc
GARNAviLLo, Nov. goth, 1853. Mu.c.
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MONDELL HOUSE.

North McGrcgor, by L. W. Mondell. This House Is
entirely and well furnished The Proprietor has
recently purchased IL, and his acquaintance with the
wants OF the Travelling Public enables him promise
entire salts actor. s"
Oct. p, 1S5Sn2yl
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D. BBLS oj IL ALCOHOL just received and for
Sd sale by So HOFFMAN, BENTON / co.
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Broad Gauge Restaurant s. Billiard Room

a THIs popular Restaurant, To-
Gated In McGrcgor, one doer A3((A
.~ M east Of the American Hotel. fOJNN
Is now in successful operation. ~ ~
has been fitted in the best style and persons hay
Ing leisure hour, can here fud CHOICE WINES.
iquor. and Cigars. Oysters Game aud all the iuxu.
ries Of the season served up at all hours
50 Fifteen or Twenty day-boarders can be accom-.
modatcd ut reasonable prices.
McGregor, Aug 23, '5sn9S II. WILSON.
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CO.ALe CO.AL1

To the public and consumers Of Coal generally I
would respectfully announce thai have rcceaty es-
tablished Coal yard ut Prairie du Chen where will
be kept on hand supply Of Illinois X Pepr,sy lyapa
Coal-Orders arc respectfully collected, and the public
be assured that it shall be my endeavor to give
in regard to quality, price and attention
Once Snd yard Lower Town, below the Fsrr, Land.
! SlU H. r. AVEklLL
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CODA million in gold weighs
about two tons and quarter.
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A NJ ERIC AN HOU Sc,
P. KANE g. SONS, Pyoprictors.
"AvING made many alterations and improve
u,ents in the above House and refurnished with
Furniture throughout, and owing to the low price
Of Provisions, and the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon this House st present have reduced the Price
Of BOARD to 81 per day.
We can assure the public that the accommodations
Of the American shall not be surpassed by any House
iu the city.
Inlx 10 1Rs3n73ff
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Prairie Slu CHEN.

JOHNSON, BULLOCK IL HUNT,
Attornies and Coanselors At Law. Office on Church
street. opposite the Post Once Prairie du Chen.
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BRONSON HOUSE.
ELISHA HuRLRuT.
ELKADER HOUSE,

HLA ~ LEX. : IOWA.
A SHOENBERGER, Proprietor. This Hotel has
~. been thoroughly repaired and refurnished for
this ring and summer travel and the Proprietor beg.
leave to inform the citizens OF Eikader and the travel
ing public, that he IL now prepared to accommodate
both Doarders aud Travellers in = unsurpassed
In this city. AS- Good stabling attached. "a
Elkader, june 10, l85SuS8m6
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c. A. NswcoMs. I. L. AINswoRrH.
NEWCOMB Il AINSWORTH,
ATTORNEYS At LAW,
West Union, Fayette county, Iowa. s4tf
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ALE. p. SWINEFORD
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Dealer in Real Esaate, and General Land Agent,
ALBERT LEA, MINNESOTA.
Collections made and promptly RENTED. Land
bought and sold. &c. S3tf
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U. S. GILBERT.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in Boots L Shoes. No
loY. Main Street.
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We have passed over churning. and
Earning the catechism, because we are
fearful Of making this article too long,
although we might have talked Of but
ter that would not be persuaded to come.
and perplexities Of a literary turn Of
mind, and head that measured seven
aud aquarter when asked what the chief
end OF man was. Boyhood is a green
passage in mans experience in more
senses than one. 1t is a pleasant thing
to think over and laugh about now, tho
it was serious enough then. Many of
our present trials are as ridiculous as
those which now touch the risibles in
the recollection, and when we get to the
other world and look upon this. and
upon the infancy Of the soul through
which we passed tere. We have no
doubt that we shall grin over the trials
which we experienced when we lost our
fortunes, when our mills were swept
away or burned. and when we didn't get
elected to the Legislature. Men are
but boys of larger growth.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-10

NATuRE's SoNG IN THE NioHT-Night
hath It's songs Have you never stood By
the seaside a. night. and heard the pebbles
sing, and the waves chant Gods glories?
Or have you never risen from your couch,
thrown up the window Of your chamber,
and listened there? Listened 70 what?
Silence-save now and then murmur-
ing sound, which seemed sweet music
then. And have yod not fancied that YOU
heard the harp Of God playing in heaven
Did you not conceive that yon stars, that
those eyes Of God, looking down on you,
were almost mouths Of song that every
star was singing as it shone, its mighty
Maker, and his lawful, well-deserveC
praise2 Night hath It's songs. We need
not much poetry in our spirit to catch
the songs Of night. and hear the spheres
as they chant praises which ara loud to
the heart, though they bs silent to The
ear-the praises Of the mighty God, who
bears up the unpillared arch Of heaven,
and moves the stars in their courses
Spurgeon.
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What an English Girl thinks Of tho
MOEmOng.


An English girl named Elizabeth Cot
ton who was induced 70 join the Nor.
mons and emigra,e 60 Salt Lake. writes
home to Leeds, England. as follows:
am afraid | shall never see you
again, but still live in hope. We start
ed from Salt Lake some time since 10
come back again, but tho Mormops met
"a, and we were compelled to 20 back
On arriving at the Salt Like, / was not a
little surprised to see the men running af-
ter the women and asking Il they we're
married; bu. / have not got married yet.
aud | do not intend 10. Many of the
men have eight or ten wives, and he
sleeps with one two nights. and another
two nights, and so on, and this is Nor.
monism; but this Is not all, for Brigham
has 90 women aud they have twelve sons
in one year, and how many daughters |
do not know. What they preach about
is, thieving aud cutting any ybody',
throat, aud it on ask anything about Il
you are told It Is mono Of your d---1 bust.
ness. know one young woman Of fif
teen, who has had four husbands in fv,
months. and thnt gives you an idea a
Mormonism. Ann Jubb came along with
us across the plains. aud when she got tc
Salt Lake there were so many men run.
ming after her that she got married, and
she is the second wife. and they call hel
Ann Webb, but she is far from beinr
comfortable. and would be- glad to be b4cl
again. III was in England and any Nor
mon elder came 10 The house where wa
would give him a pretty warm recep
tion. Mormonism in England and Nor
monsm in Salt Lake are as different o
chalk and cheese"
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THR rfFFtN rR1nnnr


foU'EE entitled 10 tho floor. az the r..
e. remarked when he knocked down "a
opponent.
Arkansas i3 4 ffoe aud oasy ooun,,r
/ The stage driver from Brownsville, Ark!
/ 70 Little Rock. left ton sacks Of hail ia
Mrs. Gulletrs corn crib rather than be
troubled with carrying themt A local
paper thinks this accounts for the failure
in the delivery Of letters
EJ+ There Is set Of men IN this couu-
TRY who have beon contemptuoudy denom-
mated Mud SIN" Retort, genthmen.
and call .hs arisfocratic author Of this.
and his followers. "Sud Millsl" Their
eSlrayagant use Of soap entide them 10
the name.
A MArRtMoMGL SNARL.-- The Bur-
Ilington Iowa) Hawkoyo tells Of Iady
in thaI vicinity, who, by marriage, has
got herself into tho following Distressing
ituation in regard to her own family. -
She is sisler-in.law to her father, aunt 10
her brothers, sister to her uncle. daue,sr
to her grandfather, and great aunt TO her
own children.
\ I'm AhNNNNH IINLNNN NNiNANlN ~ AlNNM nMNr
ply Of news from Pixies Peak gold region.
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce OF
Nov. 10Th, has an account Of the mines
given by California and FraseF's River
miner. He found five dollars worth Of
gold dust in working four hours with 4
shovel and pan.
StGNIEIoASr.-The same voices that fied
"lTosannap when the son Of David enter
cd Jerusalam. cried " Cruelty him r. when
the popular current turned. Thera Is =
great deal Of meaning in this fact, and we
may often see II illustrated In the lives Of
men Of our own times.
4 SAY Jerry, lend me your newspaper
: can't do il; you wouldn't lend me
. your new coat tile other day, you know.
Nonsense; that's another thing, l on
r ly wanted i, to read to the ladies'
) Cant como il. Jerry, ] only wanted
the wear Of your coat to see the ladies'.
RTHere is one of PRESTIoE'S LAST
"Our foreign missions hate beon con
tstted into "homes Of tho friendless" by
the ohatilt Of ths President, Creden
I tials sro not REQUIRED, except go far as
that applicants must have been kicked on
Of Congress by their immediAte constt
= uentsi
/ Cor WHAT HE WAS AFrER.-A younl
:. gent isdiscovered surrounded by his frind
% who are iesting with him regarding hi
!. attention to a certain young lady. ,a
n Young Cent Boys I'll tell you hos
.. il is. You SEQ care nothing for tn
Il girl--iFs the old mans pocket book
Al Rm after
# Chorus Of ftiohdsL'lIal Hsi'
,- Scene Second-A parlor. Time, s {
clock p. M.-Youug lady seated. Youn
nj gent rises to depart.
i. Miss Matilda, excuse me but you mu
,r. lbs aware that my frequent visits my a
os tontions, cannot have been without an VI
al: ject'
Young Lady-'Ah. yes, SO I ha,
bo heard, add shall be only too happy to gra
Nv you what you desire. (raking from 4
~ table a paper parcel. and unfolding il di
al played an old fashioned, EMPTY moroe
ba pocket book This ! have been lnlorJ
~ cd, is tina. object. Permit mo TO prese
IL it to you. and congratulate you that y,
" will in future have no further occasion
renew these visits and atteatiOns.'
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A soIpiER's IdFE IN UrAH.--A letief
70 tho Philadelphia BWllsiia from Camp
Floed, U. T., dated October I s, saysi
The quarters for the troops are going
up rapidly, the soldiers making mortar aod
CARRYING :" dobios" 10 the masons, who
are citizens hired by tho qusrter-mastsr at
the pretty fair figure Of ak dollars a dag
" and found" Here yous see party mig
ing mud thore party carrying dobies
there squad carrying lumber, and there
another squad mailing on the rough roofs,
Each man has his place, in the allotment
of which your correspondent occupies. the
respectable and responsible positionof hod'
carrier for a Mormon. Many hands make
light work. however, and lhe " fatigue
daty.' as II is called, is nothing more
than healthful. pleasant exercise, and all
day long the merry joke aud joyous laugh
90 round. and all are grateful to heaven
and the peace commissioners Of the pfos4
peot Of better time .his winter than VAS
experienced last season. The buildings
will be substantial and comfortable, and
s,sTy exertion is being maes to rendst
them as pleasant as possible.
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FornovIs Prasa sionned.

John W. Forney, in a speech at Cam
den, N. j., on Oct 81, made the follow.
ing announcement:
Now, gentlemen, have a most melan-
choly announcement to make in this
connection. II is that the newspaper
the Press; Is stoppodl ISensatioDl l
did not expect, in coming here, to be
compelled to make this sorrowfull
announcements; but II is nevertheless the
fact. The Press Is stopped-=not the
establishment, hut the single copy which
the President Of the United States takes
il is stopped. (Long continued shouts
OF laughter.) suspect shall survive il
{ (Renewed laughter,( ] have no doubt
.sMl surviteit. But IL was aterrible blow
| do not think ever two cents created 3,
much havoc before But we shall reoov
er; we shall get over il. And now fo
the bright part Of the story: shall receive
in few days, almost the only dollar tha
| have ever received from tho Fedora
Administration-wh will be about
81 so in paymentor the Press (Lngh
ter
SO We SEQ that this prescription ruhs frot
great TO small, II attacks popular ri
buue, and II strikes down a newspape
II turns out postmaster, and it rofus'
to day two cents to m Independent journa
;'To such base uses must we come at last"
Thus wo see the Administration Of Il
Federal Government. presiding over thirl
millions Of people. with all its vast patron
age, with all It's great power. forgetting a
It's pledges. and becoming a party to n
petty prescriptions which village polit
clans would despise, and which honOrabI
men would laugh at. (Applanse.
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In the late election contest, the Dmocrat.
ic candidates-Cox and VALLANDIoHAM,
for example were compelled to take the
position, that If Kansas should apply for
admission intn the Union, with popdla-
ton less than $4,000, they would vote to
admit her, whether free or slave. The
South demand, that Kansas shall be kept
out until the census gives her she required
population; and. recent adyices from
Washington, assure us. that the President
and Cabinet, in obedience to the dictatiou
of their Southern masters, intend TO en-
force the provisions Of the English bill, on
this question. An attempt, will b'
made to "whip in" ell such chaps Al
SAMUEL Cox, aud mako them swallow
their own words, and the dose. prepared
for them, by HAMMOND, TooDs and KEITT
Dayton Gazette.
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co-Tinrinsrship.

a colored firm 10 Newark N. ]. having
suffered some peouniAry embarasment, re-
Gently closed business. and the sehioY
member gave tho following "notis" u
the public:
ode disholution Of co partnership here
toto resisting twix. me aud Moses Jones.
in DO bSrber profession am heretofors re.
resolved. Pussons who oss must pay the
inscribOr. Dem what the farm ose must
call on Jones, as the flrm is insolved.
LIGEU JOHNSON.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
a bonevOonI ns1nnOn o7iaIIIhed hy 1nccI0 ondOWmcI
rir The Relief Of the Sick and Dsifcssed afflicted
with Nlrulent aud Enlernic Di.nA.es.

benevolent institution established BY special endowmen
Er the Relief Of the Sick and DisiTessed, afflicted
with Virulent aud Epidemic Diseases.
times or Eptdeuiies H s tha 'tv, 81 tis Instutian
10 establish Hospitals, 10 provide Nurses, Physrieni
Clothing, Food Medicines No Tot the siek and desutt,
to take charge Of the ophans Of deReused parents aud TO
minister in every possible way to the relief Of the afflicted
aud the health Of the public ut ntge II Is the duty Of the
Directors such times 20 visit personally the Infected ds
ircs and to provide n"d txtcnt edhs nfrelef Numer
0physioans, acting Ghers the Aisbciauon,
ally enrol their names It's hooks TO be caledupon
10 attend its hosp tails, free of ohaige
In the absence Of Epidemcs the Directors have auhot
zedhe Consulting Surgeon to give advice aud nedicn aid
persons suffering under DISEASES Of viruleni
character arising tom abuse Of the physical power NAL
treatment, tho effects Of drugs, &c, sc.
Various reports aud tracts the nature and treatment o
Chronic Diseases, By the Canshtng sutgeon, have beer
pubi shed for gratuous distribution, and will be sent FRf
cHARoR to the afflicted.
Address, for Reports oftfeuthent DR 0hoHan r. a.
HoUN Consuling Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth street, Phiadephia Pc. by order Of the O
roctors, Ezra ID. lEAWTwglt, President.
ESQ. FAIRcHrLu, Secretary. seplsIr
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The Dayton Journal in speaking q sha
Land Locomotive says:
The peopls were treat9i % g raro sight
Yesterday. The Land Locomotive With
a full head Of steam paraded the streets
10 all her glory. She came along third
street from ths East-@if not with dying
oolors at least with volumes Of smoke roll
inc from her chimney mada the
crossing Of Third and Main (Which ma.
nv Wagons break down ia attsmpungJ
without the slightest diiicully, and tpEn-
ed down Main street. She proceeded on
her wav home. Tho appearance Of ihis
enormous naohiua, resembling aa ole
pbant in It's movements, attracted quite =
crowd Of spectators, who followed ID ali
the way.
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GRAFFENBERG
FRMGlaY MgutctMEg,
Hnmn 1lesfimonY.

HAnrFoHn, Trumhnl Co., o., March 7th, 1857.
hereby oeuiy that have been dealing IN the Grghsn
berg Medicines r the past year. aud can truly say thf'
have never offered any edicnes 70 tie public that have
with the decided APPRECIATION OF the people like these
particularly the Pills and Catbolicon. They will readily
perform ali and more promised for them have solo
about y bottles of the Calhoeon the past seAsou, and
hear the best results In every case.
IN. c. JoHssoN, Medical Agent.
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EVA writer in the Genessee Farmer,
says that he has tried the cultivation OF
" heat in hills like corn, having the hills
two feet apart each way, and two or three
plants TO the hill. And he reports OBJ
tanning from small plat OF ground 4"
crop as large as 10 be equal 10 two hae-
dred bushels 10 the acre. The soil Is
kent stirred and cultivated during the
growth Of the crop.
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NHOICE OF GIFTS 5

0REAT AMERICAN GiFr BOOK HOUSE,
No. go BROADWAY, NEW YORK
where the gis consisting Of JEwELRV, &r, AND yARySo
~ VALUE FRoM IS CENTS rwo IUsDREp DOLLARS are
always ExHIBTTlos, IN AMPLE snow CASES. Our New
Descriptive Catalogue, containing large variety Of books
in every and Literature AZ OF which
arc sold regular pubshers proes) and explaining Qua
sEw AND sysTEA OF allowing every purchase! HIS
meust 70 AGENTS, wbe sent postpaid TO any individual
On application. Address, t.--
iy6.6m.is A. RANNEY, Agent, No 203, broadway
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no Consumptives.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health In few
weeks By very simple remedy afe having suffered sew
efa yoari with Lung Affection, and that dread
disease, C0nsnmpuon,is anxious TO make known 10 NJ
we win send cony ofhe used Gree oiehotge
with dtec'ions foT preparing and nsing the same, wcl
they will find Cure for C0nsumpi0n, Asthma bron
chils, SO tn, only ohiectof the a4yeuser 10 sendni
tie nfese piion benefit he oflicted and be hope
every sufferer will Try his remedy, as u will cost ueu
nothing, and may prove blessngi PaFues wishing IN
pfescfipt0n will please address. .
REV .EDWARDA. WILSON,
Jou8If Williams fbufg, L0I Iiiahd,
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am physeian Of thirty years practice. Ny principal
study has been diseases Of femnes They have generally
bafed my best Efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Marshalrs Uterine Cathoicon, pleased with them,
gave them fair trial. and lbund self ahundany
fol In my former practice coud only mitigate the symp-
toms OF about half the and aOud not cure one In ten
Now can radically cure At least In twenty and
mitigate the rest. IcOasder Mhrhas Uterine Cath0con
the groateit blessing 10 females | have met with,
j. H.. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
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SENECA COUNTY BANK.

OFFICR or rat TREAsURER % SrAte, .
COLUMBUs, Ohio Jhnb i2th, lS5S. I '
A Ii peuous hRy ng claims against the seneca County
IA Hank otherthan circulating notes, will pre- NJ then
same 10 W h. Thral, Of Columbus, Receiver and make
legal proof thereof. A. 7. STONE,
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Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grafenhcrs Nedi.
cnes Dr. b. physician Of extensive prectce, and one
ofthe successful In the county (frumbuD In whehhe
resides;
"This oertihes that have used tie Gtadnbefg Pill'
and Marshalrs Cathoeon, sold here by H. q. Johnson
my practice to my entire sasf'etinn They are good
medicines DR. G.. w. BUsnNELL."
Hartford, Trumbu Co., o., March Z, 1851
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/ am, dear sf, yolf' truly
- THALBERG.


Welsh Eew,pspsr office, u Nassau st. April 10 1853.
week, ago received bots Of your iaT Restoratys and
gave Il my wife, who concluded tfy II her haiti
little thinking az the time that IL would the gray
hair to s original coof huto heTaf well my surprise
aeTn few weeks' trial II has performed that wonderful
effect by turning all the gray hairs dsfk brown the
time beauu ing aud thokening the hair. strongly
reoomend the above Restorative TO oil persons In want Of
such change Of the iI hair.
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Wssr REnroRn, Co,hoeton Co., May %. ~.

wEsr BEnFoRn, Coshoeton Co., May IA, 1857.
Mr.. II. n. Kingsley, Sir;l have been selling the medl
cnes Of the GaenbeTg Company iothe last ten years. and
have invariably found them TO give good satistacion and
the pills have sold great many families regularly rs
their tea and coffee and with my trade they have become
staple article. Marhallh Uterine Catholicon Is medicine
that has done great amount OF good In female diseases
One lady sold Il to told me she had received more beneh
treatment by the most skillul physicians. Hout laly,
Jan. ], 1858. JAMES WILSON
For Sale by A. r. Van Doom, n. II. Snyder J. r.
Wooster Tihni ". Hall, fOwelli DR.. T. Yates, Green
springs; Wm. Huhb, iodii 3. Z. Hut Flat Rock VIM
Rinineer Attica; ID. Hoffman & Coz McCuichenyillei j.
w Wing, Adriani and by agent in all the prineiPe
towns In Ohio.
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
inQs1v Agent ior Ohio.
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CHARLES CARDEw.

new \ OrAf MY l0i lFlis
PRoy. o, J Woopi-With confidence do recommend
your Hair Restorative being the most eeaeious article
Since usiug your Hair Restorative myhaT and
whiskeu which were almost white have gradually grown
dark and now feel confident that few applications
vii restore them 20 their natural color II also has Toey
ed Of all dandru and unpleasant itching, common
among persons who peupiTe freely. j. O. kILnY.
PRoF. WooD--About two yeuri ago my half commenced
falling on and turning grnyi was fnst becoming bald and
had r I'd many Remediesto effect commenced ui'
Ing your Restorative IN January last few applications
my half ftny, II began 10 m Up, grow oht and
turned back M former color hok) Al this time II 10
fully restored its original eooi health, add appeafAncei
andi oheerluly recommend IT, use 10 all