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Gentlemen's and Youths
Ready Made Clothing,
MUD. versus CRINOI me !

FENHERE is DURING THE SPRING MONTHS an ire
L pressible conflict between these two preva
lent institutions. AS both clamorous for their
rights, and equally unyielding. compromise must
be effected, to preserve the Union-hence LADIES
PAGES.
This important desideretum can be purchased
AT The
d E E III I E.
Burlington, March 30. d&wtf
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ed Buckingham by ten or twelve hundred
majority, in spite of unprecedented frauds.
The above is special despatch to the Bos-
ron Iourpal
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The returns continue to come in IN favor
of the Republicans, who elect their State
ticket by about 900, and have large ma
;orities in both branches of the Legislature.
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ANOTHER F1RE.-Our village, hardly as
vet fairly over its narrow escape from
sweeping confagration, Thursday morning,
was aroused again next morning by the alarm
Of FIRE The fire was in the old building,
corner of Main and Pine Streets, which has
been undergoing thorough repairs for the
past month or two, and which has been on
fire once before during the process. This
time the flames had complete mastery OF the
building. and were bursting from 1t on every
side when the fire was discovered. The En-
gines were promptly on the spot, and for
three hours had all they could do in preserv-
ing the adjoining property from destruction.
The wind blew high from the South, and
the small brick house adjoining, and the
houses occupied by Mr. A. Laduke. and Mr..
Mial Davis, north, were repeatedly on fire,
but were saved unframed. The water was
supplied to the engines from the reservoir IN
the Park. from which the Boxer drew throw
ing through some 1000 feet Of hose, and
from the cisterns in the vicinity, which sup
piled the Ethan Allen, No. 3. The tiremen
worked hard and well, both at the fire, and
at the supper, or breakfast Furnished them
by the officers of the district) which sue
ceeded, and they have the satisfaction oil
knowing that they have saved in the last
fort --eight hours, property amounting to
MANY thousands of dollars in value
The building was owned by Hon. Lew
Underwood, whose loss, we suppose. wa:
about q thousand dollars. No insurance
Opinions vary as to the origin of the fire
some attributing 1t to accident, and some Il
an incendiary.
CATTLE MARKET.-No report this week
the Market being deferred till Friday, becaus
Of Fast Day. on Thursday, in Massachusetts
From the Evangelist, August 4th, 1853
sPauldings Prepared Glue, desi gn,d for house
keepers. Is boon which every housewife will ap
preciate.
TIE v.RY BEsr-0i all the preparations in
troduced TO public the bes, remedy for corns, bun
ions, cuts, bruises, burns, wounds, sores, scalds
chapped hands, erysipelas, salt rheum, ETC., i
Reddings Russia Salve. Sold everywhere, IS ct
a boz.
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u,HF FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES o.

yTyHE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of
Il good land. formerly owned By the late Henry
Leavenworth, Esq, situate between the road new
leading TO the Bridge. and extending tn the Las,
being three miles North OF tho village in Burliug'
ton, now occupied bv A. j. Starr being bsan,tal--
ly situated. and having extensive view Of Like
and Mountain scenery. Upon the premises is .
large two-story house in good repair, two Isrss
barns and fine corn house and other out-buildt nss'
with good fencing. and large orchard OF four
hundred bearing Apple trees, snd a fine gsrdsn'
with Pear, Peach, Plum and Cherry trees. 6rape
Vines. Currants and Strawberry, with about 7o
acres Of Wood land, rsady for sale. a my
health will not allow the pleasure Of cultivstiue
il. sCome and see it. - 800
ALBERT J. STARR, -
Administrator.
Cottage Farm, Burlington, March 10. v3sH
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New ORLEANS, April ,. Steamship Ha-
bana, from Havana Both, has arrived The
markets are unchanged. The excitement in
relation to the capture of the Steamers by
the Saratoga continued.
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MRS. WISSLOw.-An experienced

MRS, WISSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by sotening the gums reducing
all infammation-will allay all pain. ani sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers.
it will give rest 10 yourselves an' relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe all Eases.
See advertisement in another column iawly
iIsr -; ftTx Ar i4i.htS)P
4 GOOD and large assortment of IRISH
"A LINEN.
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JOHN DOYLE's ESTATE.

CTATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
y DISTRICT OF cHTrTENDES, s.. concerned in
the Estate of John Doyle. late Of Essex, in
said District deceased, Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden, on the Sd day
Of April, A. D. 1890 an Instrument, purporting
TO be the last VIII and Testament Of John
Doyle late of Essex. in said District, deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate
And it Is ordered nv said Court that the 23d day
Of April A. D. 1850 at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington he ASSIGNED for proving sail
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given TO
all persons concerned. by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the burlington Free
Press n npwpauer printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court ut the time and place aforesaid
and contest the probate Of said VIII, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington IN said
District, this Sd day Of Auril. 1850
D. FRENCH, Rtgist-T.
w4lw3
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PLATTS OAK HALL.

Cottage Farm, Burlington, March 10. v3sf
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WANTED.

A GOOD HAND TO work on Singer Sewing
N Machine, at B. TURKS.
Bank Block.
Burlington, April 2, 1850.
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NEW HAVEN, ID, II midnight.
The Republicans have carried all branches
of the government; the House by nearly two
thirds. Is or IA of the 81 Senators, and elect
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The INSPIRATIONS OF The USIrED STATES SEN
rE,,-The undersigned offers the following Pri-
Ies-s20O for the best Legal Essay, and 500 for
the best Popular Essay-on the following Cues
tions, viz:
LIST. In what, if any cases does the Constitution
hermit the Senate of the United States to
witnesses fer information, to merely aid the work
of legislation
ID In what, if any. cases, does the COnstitu-
ton permit the Senate of the United States to
seize and force witnesses from their States, to
merely aid the work of legislation
Sd. In what, if any, cases does the Consti ution
permit the Senate of the United States to inquire
into alleged crime to merely aid the work of leg
islation,
The ESSAYS must not exceed 40 pages octave,
long primer type and are required by the Com
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Passengers and Families moving West. can en-
bark with their Luggage, Teams, stock, &c. and
land together without disturbance or Tran ship
mea- at their Port Of destination. - These
Steamers have large Cabins and State Rooms, am
ply aud neatly furnished, for FIRST Class Passe7-
g.-e, and Scent BINS with Cook Stoves and com
Portable communications for Passengers and Fami-
lies. who may wish to furnish their own provisions
and bedding - y o efforts vii, be spared to
maintain the reputation Of this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE.
Freight forwarded to the care Of the Agents at
Oeieusburrh viii receive careful attention and
dispatch.
Apply to C. /. THOMPSON, or GEO. PARKER,
OEicrsouErh, n Y.
GEO W. SMITH. Passenger Agent, Ogdens
h1r.n. X. Y.
JOHN A. WOOD, General Travelling Agent.
turif wSmOs.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
RHODE ISLAND.

The Republican majority on the Stat
ticket in Connecticut remains at 1000.
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FIRE DISTRICT MEETING.

BURLINGTON, April Z, 1901.
The legal voters Of Fire District No. !, in Bur
lington, met in Town Hall in pursuance Of previ-
Gus notice, and were called TO order by the Clerk
After reading the call for said meeting, VIM. G.
Shaw was elected Chairman.
The letter of resignation of Samuel Huntington,
of the office of Chief Engineer, was then read, and
on motion, the District accepted his resignation.
On motion Of Geo. F. Edmunds, it was resolved
that the thanks Of the District be rendered TO
Samuel Huntington for the prompt and efficient
manner in which he had discharged the duties of
his Office.
The District then proceeded to ballot for Chiei
Engineer, and which resulted in the election Of
JoHx B. WHEELER, ESQ.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die
C. J. ALGER, Clerk.
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METEOROLOGICAL TABLE,
FOR MARCH 1860.

BY PROF. NICK PETTY.
LOCALITY University of Vermont-Lat. 44e n
Long. 73e TO-; Elevation above Underwater 367 #.
above Lake Champlain 277 feet.
Hours OF OBSERVATION AM, ppm, 9P.M.
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ebay me. andI'H do Won Good

CLEANSE TIE sTsTEN, PURIFY me bL0Op'
The Jsss Spring 6-Sunuer Ns4icuJe 80 The World IS
~~rT T-vrFE
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TO LET.

TINE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS ossr
Il Proutys Shoe Store on Church Street. For
further particulars inquire at B. TURKS.
Burlington, April 2, 1850.
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Root and Herb Ritters,

Composed Of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, PrickIy Ash, Thor5ugbwor,, Rhubarb, Man
drake, Daudelion, &c, all Of which are so COM
pounded as to act in concert, and assist Nature in
Graduating disease.
These Bitters continue to be the most standard,
popular and reliable medicine ever discovered for
the cure Of Liver Complaints and all their attend
ants Jaundice in its worst forms Humors,
whether Of the blood or skin all Bilious Diseas-
es and Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Costive ness
Fomale Weakness, and every disease arising from
Indigestion. or sedentary habits Of life Head
ache; Dizziness piles Hear,burn Pains in the
Side, Bowels, or Back FIatule1cy Loss Of Ap-
petite, and every kindred complaint arising from
Impurities of the Blood, Diseased Liver or Disor-
dered stomach, TO which every person is more or
less subject in this climate
The effect Of this medicine Is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tine bowels and blood By re-
moving all Instructions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovating
the fountains of life. purifying the blood, cleans
ing it from all hlmars, and causing it to course
anew through every part Of the body restoring
the invalid to health and usefulness.
ONLY p and S cents per bottle. Sold by deal
ers in medicine evcrywhcre.
Orders adj IresseI to J.O. LANGLEY or GEO
c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston. ua-cil5lv f6u
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~ SCHOOL NiNELl'
pOGT0N- Mace
..--------,,.
J. ;. IA & .. -. q, N-rnI'
"LI' ~ Wv
jan ID. N'-l" "'A
FIRE \ MARINE INNIR RANCE co
TAM prepared o. take Insurance Do che following
: trsf-cl1ss Conranies pc flf-rl-es- viz:
EEOlTF TNSi-if see CO Nrr YORK.. 0s-ita1
4 =. 600 orr
"Tv, r,--f-PsN~-- go. Hartford Co7orc-
ft'sticu+ CsritsI. Sd 100000.
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From the Evangelist, August 4th, 1889.
sPaplding's Prepared Glue, design, for house
keepers, is boon which every housewife will ap'
preciate.
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sPALDING'S GLUE proves itself TO be a
true household friend and viii be welcomed hear
tily in all parts of the country. Wehave given it
a trial and found it quick as hunger in taking
hold and firm as death in holding fast
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TEE V-RY bEsr-0t all the preparations in
troduced public the bes, remedy for corns, bun
IONS cuts, bruises, burns, wounds, sores, scalds,
ehappsd hands, erysipelas, salt rheum, ETC., is
Readings Russia Salve Sold everywhere, IS cts
a boz
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-23
Marrtagrs.

In Montpelier, March q. by Rev H. Brown, Mr.. Frank
J. Hastings, Of Calais and Miss Mary b. Hall Of Mont
pcicr.
In New York City March lst, Rev. n. II. Johnston,
Of ropsham, VT and Miss Hosamond Rogers, formerly
Of Albany, VI.
In Wolcott. March 10Th Mr. A. r. stojdard Of Fillmore
and Miss Abby r. Jordan, Of W.
In wolcou, March 10Th, Mr. William Griffith, Of Dux-
bury, and Miss Louisa p. Jordon Of Wocott
In Waterbury, March LIST, Mr.. Lucon Bruce, and Miss
Emcne NJ Hayden, both " Duxbury.
Also March 9th. DR.. John Work, Of Huntington, and
Miss Julicttc NJ. Cooke II Waterbury.
In waterbury, March 7h az the residence N The brides
father, Mr. Shepard FarEsworih of Northhcd, and Miss
Cora Ruggles, Of the former place.
In Cabot March lot. Mr.. George 4. Hazon, Of
Hartford. and Miss Mary v. Walbrdgo. Of Cabot
Also, March 18Th, Mr.. J.. d. Bliss, Of Calais Vt, and
Miss Frances p. Hitchcock, Of Cabot
Also, March 18Th, Mr.. O b. W. Bliss, Of Calais, Vt,
and Miss Mary Hopkins, II Cabot
In Montpelier, March 18th, by Rev T.. J. Scott, Mr..
James Gould and Mrs. PAMELA Chatter,on, both Of
Middlcscx.
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p K.

o. The sale Of that remarkable and truly valuable
preparation, Perry Davis Pain Killer is constantly and
rapidly increasing During the past year. the demand
for this great remedy has been altogether Unprecedented
Scarcely week passes by, during which do not hear
OF some remarkable cure having been performed within
,he circle Of our acquaintance by the use Of the Pain
hHler-Pyov. Go Aduertiser
DAVIS fAlN KILLER. The Rev. Dr. Whitaker
writing nom Ioung-oo' Burmah, says "Aiy duties as
"''Sona'y prevent my noticing particular cases, but
your Pain Killer has been used with peculiar snocos IN
diseases of the stomach, bowel complaints aud in severe
cases ofburns. One Of the Christian villages near ~.
was burnt down. and several persons represented as
near dying condition from the severity Of their iniuries
sent them the Pain Killer once with directions for
it, use. All but were saved.
Sold by all medicine dealers. $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-23

20 cure cuts hurns scalds wounds corns huuuns
wounds etc. literally used Sold for 25 cents a box
at AL the Drug stores.
hoLLowAYs Pills AND OINTMENT Bei0aro Of I'M
p0frclhe gcuuiueness u those invaluable remedies
is easily known. look 10 the Watcr-nark If the
words, Holloway, New York and London" are not 90
hc seen 10 semansparcut letters ia the paper Of the
book OF directions, when held 20 the light, the
spurious The family provided with these medicines is
fortified against the dangerous effects Of dyspepsia, liver
tons, ulcers sores, and exterior Inflammation generally
All these yield TO holoways unApproachabe remedies.
SAVE ENrENsE.--D employ physician il yourself
or any OF your iamily are suffering from burns scads
cuts wounds cnrns hunions, any similar aliciion
heddngs Russia Sa,e can be had for IS cents a box
ana Is a sure remedy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-23
THE TORTUREs OF THE INQUlsITiON
HERE'S HEALTH FOR THE MILLION.
DIR. CLARK Els SUGAR COATED
HERR Pills

" Warranted made mostly from valuable Herb
that grows on the prOprietOrs farm.
Warranted not 20 contain Ctlonel, Gamboge, Aloes
Opium, or other injurious drugs.
Warranted entirely vegetable aud the best family Ply
sic u the world.
Warranted to Pills taken at night to cure bilious
stomach aud bowels.
Warranted to 10 Pills to cure bilious collie and bilious
fever.
Warranted3 TOT Pills taken at night 10 headache
pcpsia drowsiness, weak stomach aud female complaints
Warranted II taken according 10 directions TO give per-
feet satisfaction
Price 70 cents, trial boxes 10 cents.
DR.. CLARKE's HERB SYRUP.
Warranted made from simple, safe and reliable herbs
Warranted - 20 tcaspoonfuls taken night. and
also ur times day 20 cure the most rigid cough in
the world, also, throat, asthma, bronchitis weak
lungs incpicn consumption, soreness Of the stomach
colds, stuffed Turns in children
Warranted 10 the case II Group ever known
II Co p tcaspoonfus g. taken once once IN Is ninu-
ties till vomiting is produced.
Warranted pleasant 20 take harmless and eifcctuai.
Price 2j cents and 81.
DR.. Z. r. CLARKE SHERRY WINE B1TTERS.
Warranted Psiatabie and Heahhy.
Warranted over 3 o 900 bottles sold last year.
Warranted prescribed by the first physicians In the
country for the following complaints, which they
sure 70 cure, viz Jauudce, headache heartburn, foul
and weak stomach p4lptation, nervousness, piles, dar
rhma, humors OF an kinds, colds, &C
Price, Pms d cents only - cents quart IS cents
quarts, 81 IS quarts. G9.0i
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, MEXICAN GUANO-The undersigned

4 MEXICAN GUANO.--The Undersigned
~ Agent Tor the States Of Maine. New Hampshire,
Vermont and Massachusetts for the sale Of the Guano
imported hv the American GuanO Company, has in
and offers for sale dealers and farmers in any de-
sired quantity, the Companys Jarvis Island Guano Of
their importation.
Tho scientific testimony respecting the value Of this
guauo a permanent FERTILIZER is most hattCrug, clear
aud decisive and the favor which it has met at the hands
Of practical farmers, whose opinions Of its merits are
founded upon careful tests will commend IL TO all who
desire 10 obtain reliable and economical manure.
The icrtlizng properties Of this guano arc mainly
phosphates ammonia and therefore. corn, other
seeds injured by coming iu contact with it-but
il warms enters into slight fermentation and at once
gives seeds a vigorous and carly start.
The price at which it offered for the single ton
with liberal discount, according 20 grlduated scale Of
prices, fr large quantities. w. b HASELIlNE,
Boston, Feb. |. 1860. 10 Posters Wharf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-23

THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY


DIR. MATrISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
This celebrated tenae medicine, possessing VIRTUES I'M
known NJ anything else Of the kind, prepared from au
Indian Plant used by the natives for the purpose
nom time inmemufal and for the 6rsi time offered
Co the public. A kunwcd,c Of this plant was obtained
from OLD SHENANDOAH
an Oneida Chief, who lived near Syracuse, New York to
very great 1t is neatly put up in two ounce bot
ties with fail directions for using and /, warranted to
bring the nouhy sickness in Of obstruction
ten in tccntV tour hours, after all other remedies have
been iried in vain. This may incredible, but II il
fail 40 any the price vii be refunded
uJ PURELY VEGETABLE, containing nothing in
the least injuIious health and may be taken with per-
feet safety at all times,
LADIES, therefore, ia want Of medicine Of this kind
had better GET THE BEsr, instead Of wasting time and
money IN trying other things which arays either un-
safe OF uncertain, and therefore warranted is
this GREAT REMEDY.
sent by Express 10 an parts Of the country Sold orlv
AZ DR. MiFfiSON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. Is Union ST., Prori-
dcicc, q T.
~ SENT FREE. by enclosing stamp as above,
o Pamphlet ON DISEASES OF WOMEN, and on Pri-
yate and Chronic Maladics gencrallyi also, CIRCU-
LARS, giving fan information, with undouhted referen-
ces and testimonials without which, medicine Of the
kind is deserving OF ANY CoNPiDENcE WHATEVER
~ Orders by mail promptly attended to. 1877
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-03-23

POPULAR SOvRREGGNrY.- The following
is the best exposition of the principle of pop
ular sovereignty we have seen. Douglas him
self could not give better calculation Of it :
"Why can't | carry my property where
please .--as the man said with two polecats in
a basket and pound of assafrdita in each
pocket trying to force his way into a ballroom.
~ The town Of Readsboro', in this State,
at its annual March Meeting voted to raise
100 per cent on the Grand List, to pay ex-
pcn,es and outstanding claims and rs. per
cent to repair highways; and per cent for
Common Schools.
10 4 merchant who lived at Baton Rouge,
La. and who was once worth 100000, was
arrested for vagrancy last week, having in FIVE
years gambled away his entire fortune.
FuNvY DEFINIrroNs-(M Mind your stops 5
PW1soi--A protection against the sun, used
by ladies made of cotton and whalebone.
Straps-An article worn under the boots OF
gentlemen made Of call-skin. Ktes-Light
frames, covered with papers, sent into the air
by boys with tails on them.
TWENTY-FIVE BIRTHDAYS IN A HuND-
RED YEARs.-There is now residing in the
town Of Elmira, n. Y, an old lady named
Mrs. Hannah Weber, who reached her TWEEN
ty-fifh birthday on the Goth ult., and is one
hundred years old This remarkable circum-
stance is attributable to the fact that she was
born on February 10Th, 1900 and as that was
leap gear, there have been but twenty-five
occurrences OF that day from the time of her
birth to the present time. Mrs. Webber re-
ceves an annual pension Of 500 from the
government-her husband having taken an
active part in the Revolutionary war. Al
though she has attained such an advanced age,
she is stll remarkable active and VIGOROUS.
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EARM FOR SALE.-120 Acres Of good
i Land and well supplied with wood and water and a
good Apple and Sugar Orchard thereon. Also 200 acrea
Of Wild land, 100 within mile Of said farm, aud IS
within mile Of Worcester village aud IS
lying upon Stowe line.
Any part OF the above land will be sold separately
desired
The farm Of 100 acres may be divided so as to make
two good small farms with dwellings upon each, barns,
sheds, SC. Terms Of payment made to suit the purchas
or, and possession given Immediately
Team, Cows Tools, &C., to be- sold also.
For further particulars enquire OF SAMUEL WELLS,
Montpelier. or Of CYRUS BROWN, upon the premises
at Worcester
March 10 1860. $3.50
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TO THE LADIES.
MOTIFS MAGIC HAIR INNIGORATOR

monty PERTUMED. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Ma A. j GREEN--My Dear Sir 1t of1rds me plea
sure go inform you that The Prof Motifs Magic Hair In
WgDrtnr obtained of yuu three months since has been
used by my daughter With very great success stopped
the hair coming ont In very short time, and produced
healthy condition ~ the scalp. We using the
lnvgoraor toilet article, and truly say its quail
tiles 300 this respect unsurpassed Its delicate vet
delicious. peffume Is feature ia its compound, and
hazard nothing IN saving il stands unsurpassed in the
whole catalogue Of hair remedies.
Yours with esteem,
l. X. HERluCK. VI. D..
81 OF Y sue 81. AIhanY. N. ".