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The Cash system.

After full reflection, the Publishers Of this paper
have become converts to Inc Cash System. The nest
powerful argument which has urged them TO this
position is found in their account books wherein is
recorded debt due them of over szty thousand dol
lars accumulated sinee the 10Th Of May, 1853, and
for subscriptions alone Of more Than forty thousand
dollars Here is a suspended debt for subt crptiOns
averaging ne ar eight thousand dollars per year 1t
will probably eventually net not much more than
habits aggrG gate amount. The loss isnot however
wholly ours. A portion of it is made up by tax
on our Iureiual subscribers: as unjust TO them as
the loss of the remaining pcrtion is to u.s. The
remedy for this evil beth to ourselves and our pune
tual subscribers, is in the cash system. Adopting
this system as we do from this day. shall be able
to afford our weekly paper at reduced rate. Our
plan is this: On the 18th day of Msy next we shall
erase from our subscription lists every not in
advance. From this date We shall enter new
name on our books unless the money accompanies
the order From this day we shall energetieally
deavor to collect the money due old accounts,
and make no new ones. Our weekly paper will be
two dollars per year. Those who have already paid
in advance beyond the 18th Of May, 1889, will be
allowed the benefit of this reduction from that date
b- We shall keep this notice standing s our columns
EntI the 15th Of Nay, and, that day erase every
delinquent from our list '0hout respect 70 persons
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Single copies of the UNION AND AMERI-
CAN, furnished with or without wrap
pors, at the COunting-rOOn, for five cents.
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To amy and all POstmasters and Friends,
sending MS the CASH for FIVE new snb-
seribers 20 the WEEKLY or TWO 20 the
TRI.WEEKLY, we win send one copy of
the weekly gratis for one year.
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SERMONS sPECTACLEs

Are manufactured at CoraH England, and 'cAee e'se
There get supplies, and sell any other They
Of the very best quality stand the test Of time, will Be
seen by the following testimonials from gentlemen who havnt
been humbuggd and can't be kumbugged BY the precious
guardians Of the public lover e presume
Of warning
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TOR ST. LOUIS AND MEMPHIS.

VHyHE Gne passenger packet sALLIE WEST, J.
N. CoRBgTT, Master, will leave for the above ag -
and intermediate ports, this day, Tuesday, at IL pm
For freight passage apply on board or to
A. HAMILTON, Agent.
febI5-It II II HARRISON, Agent
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From and after tle 18th day of May next
ali subscribers on our books, WhO nave
NM nre-naid, will be discontinued.
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Positively no subscription will be receive
ed for the weekly or Tri-Weekiy Union
and American, unless accompanied by the
Cash.
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SUBSCRIBE.

Now is the tIme II Subscribe, AZ yen
wish a choice weekly Paper for $500 in
advance; the TrI-weekly at $500, or the
Daily at $500.
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No Taxes 20 Pay.

NOR SALEs.-sI2O fleets of Ground en-
Church strss Immediately opposite the Female Academy
" h divided to anit prchasesfres and the
de.irsb Ma property ia tie eW, WM. H. SMITH,
sSTI-IIn Ees. 10 and u Market st.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

VENHE splendid passenger steamer L. A. OGDEN, - ,
will leave the above and intermediate land
ngs on this day, Wednesday, the 10th at 70 O'CLOCK,
For freight or passage apply on board or to
febIG-it II. I. YEATMAN, Assent.
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OU Il L A g 4.
Hoist, host our Gag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
UnfOld its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky
In war. let every stripe 90 forth,
Borne by the patriots hand,
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
Der moor and hill and strand
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bequeathed by patriots blood,
For oh twas in freeiloms cause
Amid the battles Good.
Hoist, hoist. nag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist. hoist, our flag in Art great reign,
Let every star float igher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the tallest spire.
Let Tennesseans every where
Let every state around,
Know where type OF nature made
Where every type IS found.
Ahove our own Art Gdllere,
Our country's standard wave,
Aud underneath its folds preside,
The beautiful-tbe brave
The child--the psrent-patriOt-liYe
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetest pOTtraiture
With every charm but life
Then raise our bannerto the skyi
Let every star bear news,
That types at the Arf Gallery,
Are made by c. c. HUGHES,
fsbl5-d&Htf Corner Of College and Union sts
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FOR LOUISVILLE
PENMANSHP
AND
PHONOGR Apply,
Taught over the Store of Mr.. McGiIl,
corner of College street and the
Public Square.

UHTLDREN should be taught correctly
I ! at frst-and when only or years old
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN taught to write chaste neat
easy style, from all vulgar aeaton of display but
suited Lady correspondence Merchants Books, etc.
Since Mr. Dobear years ago, wrote and published,
DoLBEARs SCIENCE deduced from the principles
Physiology and the Anatomy OF the Hand and A no new
principles Penmanhp have been discovered aud never will
be- unless people to write with the fee All the move
ment the position, rules for forming letters shaang' e are
fully discussed The copy books got up since TO e
contain not single principle not found there. - ~.
Mr. object publishing this works was to reduce Penman
ship to the certainty science "a thing that had not been done
efO that parents need not have tue ass eese Of con
change by teachers and that his system Is what pro
be- shown by the most abundant testimony Hon
Thos H. Benton says 1913, greatly applaud your mertorcus
exetons toimproye the Ohirogrphy Of tne age re
well known in Nashville for investigation and correct
Judgment says 1913. Having had fair opportunity Of
aiming your system OF penmsnp aud having seen the wonder
full and rapid improvements pupils in school, con
5Ssf system but he only one deserving the mans.
In 1886 Dr. A. Merre President Of Board Of Visitors az
hatcher Institute from knowledge have 81 plans
from observation in previous years. and from IRE en exs
your treatise on the subject am satisfied that = ~
,n ssp IN ss that tie name, and therefore
very anxious proper instruction in it. to the youth Of this
witnessing the teaching Of Mr. D. of 300 pupils
the Institute As Mr. j. F. Pearl Superintendent Of the
Public Schools of Nashville, says deem my duty to ex
press my opinion Of your penmanshp, rsm what observed
dupg your recent Of instruction at this Institution
have d cIssey both your method of mpartng
and The advancement pupils It is the system which
has ooy 70 he undetood by Teachers SupeTnendents
trustees in general, to be appreciated and adopted
Very respectfully 49,, = =: z. f I,
vii the Superintendent and teachers in the Public Schools
Of Nashville inform the public whether principles Of
penmanhp been discovered and what they and
also whether there be co ONLY correct methods OF teach
ing and So whether organization Of the human hand has
been changed.
In 1856 the Judge N Green for . years the
bench Of Tennessee says Mr. DObar has spent In
teaching ard perectng his system Of instruction. and is by far
superior any teacher Of penmanshp have ever seem You
vail perceive at that he is Of fine intelligence He
gives no instructions without reason and his reasoning is so
and clear that you at ones perceive the principle ne seF 70
mparand being fixed in the mind, the pupil acting
it. soon learns to write and rapdity we'll with e
rance febl5
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GSTEAMER EASTPORT, f. WooD, Master, will - ,
= the Nashville and New Orleans trade this
season, leaving here on WEDN FsDAN February 10,
For freight and passage apply board to
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nrw FUnEIc4rroxa
DARLINess
cYCLOPEDTA BsBLEOGRAPHIcA
OLD ENeLIsH nooKs.

W BERRY CO.. have nov IN sore, curious eossstaa
Of old Books VIZ:
HosTorth Antiquities Il England and Walsspaius sras
ANTIQUITIES Of England Wales vols, folio, plates; saAs
Antiquities Of Westminster the Od Pal,os ST. Stephens Gag
ell &c, vol 4to, plasf speeds Hessorssf Great Bisn
vel folio, lsa9i Stripes History Of he Life aad tie
most Reverend Edward Grnda First Bishop Of LOndap vo
fOioi Shcdans Speeches. vols. $40 wrshFs Mornings 10
Bow Streets the Ne~saie Calendar vol $40; he Nsw New
gate Calendar, vols. $40; &C.
TOsaher win large collection Of rare and euus old Bool
just reeeiseaby w.. T. BERRY 4 Co,
kbl5. Booksellers, Public saIars,
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TURspAT MORNINe, ZEE. Is. lsse.

There win be meeting Of the Democracy Of Davidson at the
Court HOuss in Nashville Monday in March to
point delegates the State Convention the 18th
The Congressional for this he eighth District win
be held In Nashville State convention
the 18th Of March.
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DISSOLUTION.

Thanking my old friends and customers Cor the liberal patron.
and asking continuation Of the same propose to
tnus the
Tailoring and Clothing Business.
At the old stand. No. II Market street. N. PEFRE.
febl5-dlw.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

ebI5- A HAMILTON, Ag't
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TNNIIE new passenger steamer JAMES JOHNSON, 49,
JESSE JOHNSON. Captain will leave for the above
all intermediate landings TIT RsD-Y, the Eth
O'Clock p. For freight passage apply board
or 70 lfebl5-3l A HAMILTON, Agent.
FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
TByHE regular packet boat HUDSON, RidenOur, -
Master, will leave asabOye and all intermediate
landings this day, Tuesday, the 18th instant, at 10
o'clock, NJ. For rg h passage apply on board or TO
febIj II. H. HARRISON, Agent.
FOR PITTSBURG.
FENHE fine passenger steamer QUAKER CITY, g
MDauiel, Master, will leave for the above and ea
all intermediate landings, Wednesday, the 10th
O'Clock, freight passage apply board to
febIGtd H. H HARRISON, Agent,
FOR LOUISVILLE,
yEyIIE light draught regular packet steamer TEN ~
PEST, D. G. PGRR, Master, will leave as above ttaAI
and all intermediate landings. Tuesday, the 18th
o'clock, r NJ For freight passage apply on board or to
fabI3-2t Ii. H. HARRISON, Agent.
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VxyANrEDi AT THIS OFFICE, TIVE GOOD JOB
w PRINTERS. isss-a.
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NASHVILLE, Feb. p, 1859.
heartily the spinsn Of ar FoEg Of the value 81
the Brazilian Pebble spestaees after longer experiences
than he has had.
JAMES CORRY
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t'There was q crow sat on . stone,
he feW aWay-and there was none
There was a man that ran race,
When he fast-he ran space
There was a man that esFan apple,
When be sat twO--he eat couple
There was ape sat on a tree,
When he fell d0wn-then down fell he
There was ship that went 70 Spain,
When It returnsd-it come Againl"
the sape system Vf reasoning they adopt, tbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-18


FlauF-The market remains steady and unchang with
900 bbls Ss405 IS for state S6405 %
for State; S550Gbe0 for supertne western; S5 "a
Sc IS western; So 5060 for common 10 falr
round hoop Ohio. the market closing ste dy Canadian
-four act Of 600 bbls at S625975 for Extra
Rye NJ quiet at $4,000 IS
Wheat-Frm qHet sales Of 20 600 bus at 81 20 for
amber Michigan; Sl62G6216 for white Mich $l75 for
. white uthern; 81 40 for red southern.
Rye-Quiet at s dsOc.
Bsrey-Seady sales of 10000 bu 7Oc for and
s15SCaslc for good State.
CSr-Steady for new and heavy for old sales offs 900
white outhen; 9o92c fer yellow Jef-
sey and snuthe n; and $1,000 for mixed western
0aiS-Dull at 5e5fc for State and 6lG63c for western
aud Camden
(a29c-
Pork-arket dull; sales of I35 bbls SIS s5@ls IS
for mess; SsO9l7s IS for old mess; and SlS5 for
prime. ...
prime: S7,50dS00 for country mess. S959llO0 fUr
packed Chcags mess; Sl2 t0(al3 for extra do.
Prime Mess Beef-Eum al Sl7120; Of 100 teTces
within the rangs and 50 tierces India mess at S2l.
Beef Haus-Fimer; sales of $50 bbls at SIS 00d175O
Bccon-Quiet and unchanged
Cut Meats-girmer; sales 200 packages at 63z7c for
shoulders and s3S9915c for hams
Dressed Hogs-Dull at S9sAc
Lad-DullaLd heavy; sales Of 500 bbls at 149l2c and
so kegs at l39l3zc
and l5(025c for State
Cheese-ActiVe at s(9llc-
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ADAMS 6 CAaFIELD. PlH,s
Jonathan E. HeTrick, plaintif, /
Fs.
Duranson Dart and others,

DARK b. CLARK, CHARLES G..
l. Kelogg and Daniel A White, defendants in said
5e6 are re, hereby notified Rai On On the h day Of +. F95Ts
Common Pleas in and for the County OF CUyahOga in he
Dart am Helen Dart to sad Park B. Clark the
following described property to wit Stuate in the town
State Of Ohio being number eight in the eleventh range Of
townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve and known
at stone at The south west corner of said lot 4s thence
north 20 ch1ins and Il links to stone the west line of
to stoe in the Of the Shaker Road thence north
road thence north 65 degrees east chains ~ links to
the line OF the said Clark land thence south
degree east S chs 50 ks thence south s degrees
stone At the north east of the school Ot thence
south 46 deTees west chains q links TO stone in the
centre OF the thence south ~ degrees east
chains q links to stonen the centre OF id road thence
south degree west lgl links stone the north line
oI lana owned ny IoSeph Sas theaee Nest on said ne
% chains and 26 links to the place f beginning Also
east corner Of LOT which is the south wesI corner Of ot
As thence east IS links to stone the line of said lot
thence scuh degree west 80 chains IS links to stone
az the south west corner Of Oliver James land thence west
chains 81 Inks thence north degree east 20 eb,ins Il
thence east said A. Duys south line chains 81 links
to stone at the south west of his land thence north
one degree east 20 chains 20 links TO the north
line of the lot, thence east IL chains and IS inks to
place Of beeaSn: the h2ie to contain 100 OlOO acres
To secure the I si1 Br9mssory soies made by
follows All dated December ls 1856. and payable with
interest nually for $500 payable December ls 1883
December s 5s one $50 due June lst 1850 one for
$500 due December is ls5O and for SASS due June
lst, 1851.
SAID petition further states that said first described note
payable said Clark order and b. him nGOrs-
ed TO the ainh and that due and unpaid and that by
said Endorsement said CLARK transferred 10 the Dainf
nteresn sd mortgage to the extent OF said note; that
said mortgage left for record in the Recorders Office
said county the Sd day OF January 1851 and record
ed Jan 2th 1851 and that the above named defendants
have claim TO have interest lien
Tbs object and prayer said petition Judgment
against the said Duranson Dart for the of $500 with IN
eTest nm the 4h day of Deceuber $3.50
from tho th dag Of December 1885, for the of the
morgased property to pay said Judgment and for other
proper relief
Said defendants notified that they required ap
and said petition before the 9Th day of
April, ls59
s B. & F. J. PRENTIsS
febQ Sre for
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D. L. wGGRTMAN.
Shorthand S96cial Master CONT
ADAMS < CANFIELp. Plffs Attyis marIltapll
D. L WIJHIMAN,
Sheriff & Special Master COmmissione

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- wrtof veni exponas and plu IA issued from the
Court Of Common Pees Of Cuyahoga County st The suit of
James II Parker et al. phs against Francis R. Elliott
al defts directedI have levied upon and shall offer
for sale Public at the door Of the COu House
(corner of Seneca and ChamDan seets) in the City Of
Cleveland in said County the l9t day Of March 1889
O'Clock p NJ of said day, the following described ands
and tenemens wit Lying the township of Royaton,
in the County Of Cuyahosa State Of OHIO, aud bounded
follows beginning at atake in the certe of the high
way the south lipe of Lot No g. and running thence
south 60 degrees west II hams 81 links thence north de-
grses chains f9 links beech tree, thence north
81 degrees 10 chains 50 links the place OF begin
ming containing and niaPy-one hunredh acres,
being the land conveyed to Richad Elliott by John
Coates, December oath, 1895 and recorded in Book NJ
pages SO of Cuyahoga County Records
Appraised at 1881
D. L WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
By WIN. R. Simmons D. D.
AnAMs & e ,NFIEIn PlfTls Ans fahlsfd2laI
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A CURE Warranted.

Dr. AMOS son have devoted their attention txclu-
svely this peculiar class of maadlts the relief e
have consequently been enabled to Tenderthe fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escert PATENTS and others daily arriving from al
parts of the country rthe purpOa ny Of consul
atons while their sIerions have been ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced II
-quring into the of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition TO that of the
ger0us and inyeerate they have always Entertained III
possibility of their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably fOuud that the most horrible and malignant forms
of disease could almost invariably be traced the
following Ignorance, neglect rtbe bad effect
unskiilul and improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering in the selection
their remedies, safe eecual and cautious course, omit
ting all combination Of remedies w ch bear eQuvoca
character we'll those whose premature inudicous
application might be productive O bad the
hands OF private Individuals In short the laudabe end
their remedies is the lesSenng OF great Of human
misery by the allevaion relief and prevendon Of those
grevons sctOns thaare in reality the secret foes of lite
and which, while they extensively surround call aloud
for skill and interf, in their determination
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plumbing, etr.
Derltistru.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
.nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Once to his residence No &c
Wood St four doors North ofthe NJ T. Church where
will be happy to all his form patrons or auy 9TH
who may need his services
Cleveland Msrch 20. 1s5s-mh2l:dtf
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The Restorative is put bottles Of three sizes
Lalge medium and SMALL the small holds pint and
retais for doar per bottle; the medium holds al least
twenty per cent more N proportion than the SMALL retals
for two dollars per bottles The large holds quart 20 per
bottle e
O.J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, No SO Broadway, N;
Y Tin the grsat N. y. Wire Railing Estabiizment) and
No. llz Market street ST Louis Mo.
And sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
anl6
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Geaai Notices.
iHERIFE & SPEGIAI, MASTRR1S

CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALEPursuant to the command Of an alias order Of
issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga
County at the suit of James Kidney, Plal tn against
James McGregor, Defendant, TO lne drced, shall offer
sale Public Auction the door of the Court House,
(cornsr of Seneca and Champlan streets) IN the Cit OF
Cleveland, said County on the lth d5y OF April 1859
at O'Clock M Of said day, the following described lands
and ieuements TO wit Lot lumber one hundred and sky
two 62) in Ezekiel Folsoms allotment OF the Charles
Detroit street, with mont Oty feet and extending back
with the same width TO Vermont ST
d. L. WIGETMAN.
Shorthand Sgecial Master Conf.
ADAMS CANFIELD. PLY Attyis maIlltapn
GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALE-Pursuant to the command of order Of sale
issued of the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOgd
County the of Samuel l.. Baker, p against Caro-
line Norton al defts, shall offer for Public
Auction. the door of the Court House corner OF Seneca
and Champlan stTees in the City OF Cleveland in said
said day the lands and eirbed follows
situate the township and City Of Cleveland being
No the 18th Of townships the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State OF Ohio ad which is also
the County of Cuyahoga and is known b. being part Of sub
lot No 80 the subdivision of ten lots Nos l34 1885,
l36 and is bounded follows north by ley by
lot No co. snvth bF Hamilton street, and west by line
parallel with the east line OF said lot No 49, and 26 feet
distant therefrom beirg srr of land 26 feet wide e the
side of said lot No. 80 with the dwelling house.
&C thereon, be the loss, but subject all
legal highways
Appraised at 1851.
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Il diff .ult fancy awkward stitch than this
This Is called double thl cad s'itch- OF the
thread which hes eoiled cuousy the lower side OF
the cloth add he strength of the thread which
through and holds the cloth together bot simply
serves to asen the 81 gle thread which take the stitch
This, also, single thread stitch. That the Grover AMI
Baker Sch unravels readily shown by the above
But loud be state th1t when ened this stitch
elastic and is 70 any puTp'ses vaIuabe stitch That
very complicated cOnrivaDce is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch is quite apparent Hence its great
Liability to get out OF order.
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COUNTRY INVALIDs.

Persons any part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address DR. AMOS 4 SON. corner Aain and Quay-ss
Bufa N Y
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Ceyeland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lgmbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroads.
At SOlOl with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &C.
At MantUa with hacks for Ravenna, sc
At Braeeville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharen, Greenfield MeadEille
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c.
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence by p +. W C. r.
R. to Pittsburgh.
szle,.isn5 rsb 1ssa Oih<A9' L. hiAODAo' ouP''
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: Yours, SC, 5. W. MIDDLETON.
PHILApEIPH1A. Sent Q.

y ~ B.
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: YOnr Hair Restorative i. prov
ing itself benecislt The front and also the back part
of my head almost lost its coyeringwas in fact BALD
have used but pint bottles Of your Restorative and
now the top of my head well tudded with promising
crop young hair and the front is also receiving its bene
IT. have tried other operations without anr benefit
whatever think from OWL personal Recommendation
car induce many others 20 Try il
Yours Respectfully, D. THOMAS, ND
No Vine Street