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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15
Cut ont the folIowlng and paste il !

Cut out the following and paste it in
your scrap-book. 1t is worth years
subscription to any reader of this pa
pet, The leaves of the elder If strewn
among corn or any other grain, when
it Is put in the bin, will efitctually pre-
serve il from the rayages of the weevil.
The juice will also Kill bedbugs and
maggots. "'Insects never touch elder
bushes. The leaves of elder scattered
over, cabbages, cucumbcrs, squashes
and, Other plantsfsubject to the rayages
| Iofinsects, ehsctually shields them. The
plum and other fruits may be saved by
Iplacing on the branches and among
| them bunches of elder leaves e
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

.y-On Thursday night the passen-
gers on the New York and Erie Rail
road were attacked and robbed by a
gang of rufians from New York and
Philadelphia, going to witness a prize
fight. On Friday night the Chief OF
Police of Jersy city learned they were
on their return, and made arrangements
to arrest them, but on nearing the city,
the ruffians burst open the car doors,
put down the break and stopped the
cars sufficiently to jump off and escape.
Ten men, however, were arrested on
suspicion of belonging to the gang, AMI
twelve, more were arrested on the mid
night train. An examination was had
Saturday aud the conductor identified
most of them as passengers.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15
: III
Lieutenant Cosnmu ling James Par.

Lieutenant lCommu ling James Par.
ker, Jr., ofthe U. S. gllnboat Maomee,
received, when a lad, the appointment
of cadet at West Point, from the mem
Der, of Congress- from his distrietin
Ohio. He was, too younglto enter the
academy and his father, in looking
arotnd for some one iworthy Of it, hit
upon an Irish boy in afary goods store,
who by his salary hs a, clerk, supported
q widowed mother and sister. The place
was offered to him; but was at fast re-
fused, as he disliked to give up the
clerkship, Upon being urged faether,
the boy consepted, and entered the nil
Iitary- ,academy,1n Today bsisi IN the
valley Of the SAsnspd0shi and his name
ia Philip Sheridan,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

Lots of Marylanders are getting tired
of the rebel service, aud want to come
back to Maryland and live witlitheir
old neighbors. But. the Union men
don't want than; and are driving them
off. .......G.rlgTi 'a9 u
There are 50 many. white refugees
from the South and Southwest at Lou
isville, Ky, that there will BE-. great sut-
ferirp, alnong them this winter unless
clothes and money are sentrfrom the
North. ytito' ia a'DlooaiI
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

The Buffalo Cturier, enraged at
General Wool for his letter against Gen.
Mcclellan, accuses him Of rebbing an
officer AT caNdsin the cityoef Mexico
during the Dlexicsnuwar. 1T turns out
that Gen. Wool was not in that city AZ
all during the war -. AZ
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

A young villain named Isaac Camp,
who has been cutting up divers and
sundry dirty practices with young girls
in Deerfield, who scem to have become
the too ready victims to his wiles in
one or two instances, was waited upon
by dcputation of elderly ladies last
week, and dressed out In an entire new
suit ofclothes, made up in elegant style.
The materials wcre-feathers and tar.
No scant pattern was used Served him
right, only not half bad enough. spm
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

cy@The author of the Mcclellan
songs inthe MY. fIJoshi, itisintimated
is the same pfnoouatowbo wrote, and
published in the n. y. tribune the Ia
nous verses about the American-dag,
beginning '"Tear down the Haunting
Ss4,3fl ssd uriiolooH .not9ffht Dcloi
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

The Copperheads are in favor fun
ion--but it isl Confederate Union.-
They are in favor Of, a. Constitution
but is, the Confederate Constitution,
They are in favor of Libarty--but it is
the liberty of the master to- own the
slave. They are in favor ofFree Speech
and a Free Press-but il is freedom
for Slavery aud Traitors. They are op-
posed to cocrcion-but they would CO.
cree the North to submit to the demands
Of the South. i''J Adrian Expoitor. =
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

rB-A man and his wife have been ar
rested. at Indianapolis, Ind, who have
bedr engaged for year past in passing
couhterteit money The counterfcits
were s2o greenbacks, and postal cur-
rency Of different denominations; prin-
ted ON the plates captured in July last,
and calculated TO- deceive on q super
ficialIexsmination.rj i5sow 81 anSd--en'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1864-11-15

siademoiselle Georges, tie .colebraa-
ted French actress was starring in the
PROVINCES. One evening, after,the fall
of the curtain, the beaux assembled
around to congratulate her. )" All J gem
tlcmen," said she, ''to play the part
well, one 'oughtto be voting and beau
,tif,l." ~ !. Oh madame,' answered. a
witty fellow, you hayeproved the con-
trary.' g.. > ''s "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
what Kenta,ky has done for the War.

what Kentatky has done for the War.
The Adjutant-Generars report Of the
State Of Kentucky shows that the State
has sent into the service ffty-two regi.
nents Of infantry, numbering, with re-
oruits, 85, ,780 men; fifteen regiments Of
cavalry, 1892 men; five batteries light
artillery and one battery heavy artillery,
sg8 men or total Of 5l,945. Of the in :.
fsntry regiments two are State troops. the
organization Of Eve has been abandoned,
and four not organised The State has
sent into the service 81, 7,636 three years,
1859 one year, aud $50 nine months
men. She has also furnished 2,967 sixty
days nen-in ali "a ,902 The number Of
enrolled militia subject to military duty is
1857.
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REaL EsTATF.
RRAYFoN 3 OKWkAi..
RRah EgTAFE kREEya.
s0s 30. AtvSsSr Binding. Entrsues tA-ssxs
tEa Iazursnee once os b. =. Eraytoi,,
ECU5Es AND LOTS Foa sALz


HOuss and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts Lot
l5lL3l0. very desirable location FERNS easy
Bstck House and Lot corner Of Brownell and VII
gcu-Sts. bot 90 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be bad at a bargain.
Fonr Brick H0us 3. ko5 50, 52, 4 srd J6 Eucid-gt
Lots 2jxiSs; very desirable lacation win be sold
separstelo, or alt gstr er. Torms easy.
Frame HOuse on UhiyErs ty Hsigh's Tot 65Tsn'
A very de ira5le resi- ence- kIies s9,tO1. Terms
easy.
Brick -Ouse FO- 195st Olair-st. Lots7rlsa. s6Ooo.
Terms easy.
aud small FIuits Prics $3.50.
Brick HOGse No. 2O9 kinsman-st Lot II3xaOl To
bs hadRt bargain.
Lot on vieeTsity teightg; 65xlg3 feet o. Newton
ct, south OF and near Cleveland Inststuts
Frame hOuse Nc q vood-St. Lot 43xlOO: Fss ard
water. Price $500.
Frame Cott7g5 on suPerior-St. Lot s2x2Ol. A very
desir ble location.
Lots running through to Huron Rtrsst. VERY
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Parkman AID BrouueII-sts
occupied also as shoe shop Lot 25KIOO feet
Building, Machinery, &c, for the mauufacturs oi
boxes, Eash-bosrds, So.r corner OF Wesr Bivei
ana MAin-5g. 4 good paving business.
EOuae and Lot, no. 100 Ohio-St FIF00
Two Br1ck Houses and Lota on Euolid-st , near POr
ry-St.
| Cottage, 10 I2l Lake-st. Lot 2sxI0o feet
House and Lot, No. Z27 6corille- avenue
2l5 feet On summit sti extending to the Lake, cor
ner Senoca-St
Five acres % wiISon.Avonue, with considerable i'm
s SHARES Clsvelcnd. PairesYIlle aAshtabula Rail
road stock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

If f TO cure the worst cases OF asssssd scaipa, Of
the Ion Eest standing, with the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

A ZRnBD n EEsD-TEY IL -
~. EEsgt's IS EALEsIkLs LsislNIHEaft u FfeS-s.-
haa ths Ets.Ps q Dr, 5=s1asa BHsst, q OonEetics
Es sat boas EstisE End has besa uzsa iE hiz EEstl
Is for the Lr1t twenty Yes-s with tbs most astSniz
M RrossI- Asan external nsm06y i q Eitnoag
Efal, anc VIII elevate peiu moTs E7sedily tsn 81
GEhaf Rrsparntioa For al RhsuH.stia AID AsrPg
psnrd5ri Il 4 trUI5 taseiible, 6nd curative
uoral, wounds, Ef-ains, BErtzsz, &C. it. Eoc-ht
hszlng aud Bosr "a ring Pf9ss nsislss =
80 tha i1tt Wondes and setols bEasnt Of al Ei hz
oYoE given Is trial. oTsT four hundred oszlAeate
o. remarkable ours Performed b Il within the lti
fFp Vue-H atsest = fhss tact. Strong 8 Arrs1Lols 3
Ees1fl for Oiszalead- daottEl teoEc2szstess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
IIECOLE's OPINION or RosEoRASs.

In eonversation with several Western
gentlemen, 6 few evenings since, Mr..
Lincoln expressed his opinion Of General
ROseorans as follows:
he considered him one Of the bravest
men in the service, but he thought his
mind had not sufficient balance to compre-
hend rightly on the field Of action between
the tive extremes, Of victory and defeat.
Be was too impetuous 10 await results pa
tiently, and il he did not see unmistaks.
BILE signs Of success at an early stage Of
the engagement he concluded that he was
whipped and prepared for the worst"
don't know how the President will
reconcile this idea Of the G.nersps char
acter TO the stubborn conduct Of the hero
Of Stone River, where unmistaksble signs
Of success did not appear soon after the
opening Of the engagement and where,
sccording to all accounts, nothing but
hoping agsinst hope and determir alton
not to be whipped, saved the dsy for the
army CT the Union. He thinks, however,
that it furnishes very good solution oi
the problem Of Chiekamauga, where he
says Rosecrans felt thst he was defeated
long before Bragg believed himself victo.
Iious. MACK.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
LYONS KATBAIBoN.

Es4hairon Is from the GfseS word ''KsthTOs q
sFKathaiTu Ernifying ts eleEase reuyinats s1d 10
rfoTs Thfs erTscle Ia what its name EigniHes Eci
presarTinf, restoring and besutiylng the human
hair g. iF-the most remarkable preparation Il The
world II s aEain oWned and put up b. the orlgina!
uronrietsr and Il now made with the same cars skill
6nd attsufion which gave s sale Of cFsr one itoo
bettlas per annuu.
Is Isl most delightful Hair DreEsinE.
IL eradicafss scurf and daudrun.
Al KEEPS the head cool and cseGu.
II nAfes The hair rich, colt and glossy
II rs7 ores hair upon bald heads.
Il pi5fents the hair ron falling oil ald tuEn'
Auy lazy % ss1t,eulan WHO values bsautifui hsad
a hsir shouid use Inns Es.heiron, Ii is known
and use1 Throughout n civilized world. bois hT I'll
- ''''' DEEABs IA sEEs co., Props,
clyf.RHsoT New York.
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oJAoRFRY-I earnestly caution all

I'll earnestly caution all
youns nsn suffering from Eervous Debility, &C,
aEAipst endsngsrins their healsh By patroniEing
suy Of the advertising quscks- You can fully recov-
q b. the raslhods uss3 b. the Advertiser, and bg
hundreds Of Others, AID Is so OrHEB WAY.
Fssd Letter which viii send you II yeu will send
ne 8 post paid envelope besring yoaT sddress. Di-
rectto EDWARD q. TRAVEB,
tang1-Radtg Lock Box. Boston Msss.
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DIsS0LUTl0N.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The firm Of LITTLE z HOAGEs recently doing
buainaEB 10 the name Of q II Litle Agsut, was dis
aolpa ~ utual consent, on tie 18th day gf Uecem-
ber;1 AL accounts and demands due said 1tm
ate 70 ;. rid 70 Geo HeeEs at q 4erEin-St. Cred
TN VII present their claims 81 ihe ssme Piaee.
lE-l Q.e 9aAd, y
Is13-lE 9. a.H.ETLE.
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,

30 far As know, that would permanently eradics
tRess lostksome diseases OF the scalp, /. Q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

SFThe only Direct E0uis to the Eo1derfui
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania,
Fis Ase2yiile or Uorry.
From LeaYittsburgh the Mahculnz Brrrsh runs q
foungstvWn and the Coal Mines
- This load "a being extended ana viii soon Be
IN cUniplets running order 70 talion, Urbana Day,
tor and Cincinnati, without e-s-s Ct Gaaso.
J, FARSaWyRTH, GehsEzi Sreis.Es Agsnt
7. 3. GOODMAN, General 1icket q Eanl
II Z. SWEETS EE, fieusl euTsz.
MeanEIl.a. p Ea-. u laaa nnrla-iL-
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FABHs FOR gaLE

saNELo LUIs ELLl
$40 acres IL Breeksville; Is acres i'm proved balance
oholos timber land sS Per acres. Terms easy.
q Acres in BeifgId. G0od House and Rarn. Water
srd fTuit. Piiee =, ,5le.
loo ACTS in NewburSa. House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land,
o2z acres N YTGnss, good rsns HOuse 2y acres in
proved balance timber.
Y Gcres on st. Clair 81. small franc bousa
Is scres on hinsman-St, Opposite the Cemste-T
u ceres &c veOd land, balance inprovedI on Eoiid
situation for grapes.
Ohoioa aud well selected lands IN Iowa Wiseopuin
and Michigan, for sale or exchsncs
50 a1re5 n keEburg, about miles from cleveland
Coca house and barn and fne orchard Is 90
10 Aera on st. Clair Read, two miles from the Public
Square.
ij seres on a. the eeEburgn Road. Houss and Parn,
50 Acres IN East cleveland under high - Of cpI
jlystIon, god house and barn " miles f IN
CiD limits Terms sssy fsbs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
7 Q HE G. JENNINGS,
Rsal Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWGTER BUTLDIEa.
Polleies Nrlttsn IN IA

Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire Ins; Co. 1Hs..,,ra
North American Fire Ins Co. hSElIofu' T'
Merchants Fire Ins. Oomp'y. O'nh-
City Fire ms. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire InS. Co., I s.-,.s, ~,
MsssssOit SPringfd Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12
HAIR REsT0RER.
DR0FEsS0K DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOreF
DISEASES OF TEE SCALP.

9he skill OF tho medical faculty IN treating 9ises.
the scalp has IN majority Of c. been bat
fed by this m0.t peculiar disease of human frame
II 4 not 10 be wondered ct, 1t se Iu 90 great
atudy, deep raBsarch and = oarsfu; nvsstigstion o
the causss which produce the dis sse. ales5 the
csusa is disooSsrsd it Is .sn utts impOsistity 70
eradicats the disease and efeot permanent cure
Diseases of the scalp have been pronounced incura-
bic by some OF the NEST eminent phyBioiaDs. have
devoted Year, OF study 70 tns p5c1ar part OF the hu
man frEns, and am satisfied that 1 possess
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-12

THE ALL SUFEICIENT THREE
-TR1ESS1ARl = 2 and 5, arepFoteotsd By EoT-
al Letters Patent Of Ezslsad, ard Csoufsd By tn
Sesl1 q the Ecoie Dc Fhartnaeis De Paris and III
IIzpsrisl College Of Medicine, Vienna.
10. One ig invaluable fer Exhaustion, EFeTF2aEpg
rhosa and al physical disabilities.
10. Two completely ezsdic1tss El trscaz a. shcse
diseases ths have hsEsto9Fa been treated y the
soou5 and pefn.1iors US O e 7TTls and coDsbs.
Hos ThEee has entirely BgpFlantsd thsiruKioua uas
o. mercury, thereby insurigg 70 tho suEerey aasls
ree cisPersing al lr-sarifs3 snd roofing cut ~
IErEsEhAs, SOS. . s2e :. zye Preparations n tns
Be carred in tes Wcisicoat pO kst. Sold II IL ozsss
and divided i1.o eparta doses, - a6tlistsrsd hE
Nelpau, Aaleuaand, h0cE, EicGid, 40. grica e. esc
or cases fnr eq, which EsTes s.; and n on osse3
whereby thore is . EaYing o. g. "a b. had whole
HsH Eord.
Immediately On receiving remittance IT Barron
VII orSaTd tie TTiessaAr 70 any psrt Of the Ecrig
securely paeEsds sad addressed According % fbe s-
StrucsiOas Oi ehe writer.
sscsold hy O " CLARK. AFrnt Cor ClszaIz-d
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BROWNS BRO yCBIAL TROUHRs.

HhUH u aLIU Will = -7N77l1-ls-77.
These LozsnFes are prepared from highly esteem'
a reeps for alsviafiaF Bronchial Affections Asth-
1os. Hosusness, OoUgzzs Colds AID Irritation OF
borsba.s Of ths Tbrost.
PUBLIC sPEAREBs AND YoOALIsTs
M 6nd Ehs7n benshsGl II olesTing the voice before
uuasfsRs or singing AID relieving the throat AftsT
Nny unusual exert on OF the vocal organs. having
vsoulsar adaptation 70 affections which ei1taD the
organs Of tpsesh- se-
Sg-s0ld by all Druggists snS Dealers In Msdicins
N TIA United States and most Ecreisa countries, e
IS espts per bsx. jsnI2-B7lDe
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aiag NeFIgEs


AAAsAA NA-1 NV ANAA -A-l-AA
''0hl that men and women would read
and poudlr On ihs Lists Of Mortality pahiishsd
Wsshiy enfhs and yeariy ia eur ely. There Is sT-
er 4 fearful grest proportion Of Consumption Ca
ses Tka Statistic Tables prove thatw ie other dis
EASES slsy thsir th0n.ands, C5nlum tio1 slsya its
ts1s Of tA0usands.
sIn ths early stages C ThE and Lsns Com
llaints Vacons9dsr Maaane 70 ecrtsr's UuEAzlYh
BAIsAK infalible."
EEHadA-as PdftsIss Curative BalEAm car ee OBJ
tainsd ct Benton Brus., snd Strong Z Armstrong =
wholsrsss Assits. ciovssasd. ohio. Isse -- 3 "
THE CONFESSIONS AND E4-
PERIES0E OF AN HlNY&LID--Pufiizns ufiiz nee iOt
fhsbeDsss anda aHarniDg and oag.fon % Young
lTs- vIho 6Tfsr from Nervous Deelhty, Premature
D,o.yof sFspbo6a, etc. 5uppi,1ag at the same time
9aE MzsSa OF sfIFoUnE. b. one VINO mas cured nun
sslf being put to great a1psnse and Injury through
nsdicAI hGnblE spa qusekerY.
b saeiosisF Joatpsid addressed envelope, single
eopiss may Be lad Of The author.
EATHAEIEL MATFAIR, Esq,
S.bs-lssdrT Bedford KinRs Co., n. u.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.

This gentleman is spending tie winter
IN Washington, and may be seen st al
most any hour Of the afternoon or evening
(srovidirg there be no hop or reception
going on snyEhere) IN the launging or res-
ding-r5om ct Willsrd's. His personal
appearance is surs 70 attract the attention
Of every stranger. There Is something
about his short, thick body, his finely
formed besd, covered with profusion Of
curly black hair, and especially his dark,
piercing eyes, that tells people he is a re-
rnarkable man, as he certainly demsnstrs-
ted himself to be, in different respects, in
Europe and in the United States, since the
commencement Of the war. he talks with
every ybody, and seems to be on excellent
terms with the whole human race. He
looks like the restless, errstic genius that
he really is-a man Of talent and ability,
with q mind of more than ordinary cspae-
ity, that, with better balance, would make
an enEiable reputation for its possessor-
As there is but one step from the sublime
to the ridiculous, so believe, on the came
principle, the transition from the genius
tc the H dsn-fule" is very essy, and Train
has come as near making it as an individ-
usl can without quite doing It. His ego
tism frequently preponderates over his
scholarship, and he has at times exhibited
asinihe traits enough TO obliterste every
Characteristic Of which he might otherwise
be Justly proud. he Acknowledges him
| self now to be uthe most thoroughly play
/ ed-out man in the country.
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s-E-1sso-x.

E-EIsso-x.
DRAKFg PLANTATION BITTERs.
TheY purify. strengthen and inytRoFatS.
Thay create healthy appetite
Thsy axe an nntitote 70 change Of water and diet.
Thsy overcome edects OF dissipation late hour.
They stTen7than the system and snliyeu the mind
They prsv II mieSsastic and intermittent fcvera,
They pur tbs breath and acidtty OF the sponIssSh
They ours Dyspepsia and Constipation.
ThsY cure Diarrhosa, Uholera and UholerHmOrbJ5
They our, Liver Complaint and Hesdsche,
They are le best Bstters IN the world TheT make
ne weak mah strong and are exhausted natures greai
ra1torsr Tney are made OF pure IT. Croix Run, tht
celsbrrted allsays Bark, forts and herbss and 81
taken With PlessuIee 81 beverage WltSat : saIs
dolioets Tsrsons IequirT1E gentle gtimalant- sole
81 Ell G-orGr1, Druggists Hotels s1d saloons
h r. DRAKE a co.
iufyI-REsc9 - Broadway, n,
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READ TEE FOLLOWING.

TESTIMONIAL or MRS Sarah GOULD
Prof. De LINN :-FEo years ago my ncaIp became
d s5eassd and my hair co1meuce1 falling cut very
fest. The disease tpread until nay scalp was one COM
insupporlSbls. would Apply remedy after remedy,
with only momentsry relief. / consulted seT raj
physicians Of this city. was Inform BY them that
ihe dissaas with which my alp efecitd was tbs
sat Rheunn, and that they could not benefit ne. |
Rad yOu7 A0v, rtissment and COZ cluded 70 consult
yCu. YOl as: Ursd me that you vonld eradicate the
dsease and restore my hair, which had become very
thin. With that as ur1nca placed myself In your
hsnds, and the rtsulf is have luxuIisnt head Of
ha,r; ms cslp Is perfectly we'll and my hsir hiss
MRS SARAH GOULD,
No. I47 South Pesrl-St., albany. n. Z.
I:issfeot acknowledged by all who have USED the
hair Ee-t9rer and their name Is Legion, that II s
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n oAIef Atsribuies q Maahsad 81

sUQusnt;y iost OF sVs5onded b. Hisi-Psaotiees sns
ssous hsh4is tsi VII inevitably ioad 20 hsseoissl
uuIs. checked IN tine Rea6 the truths lsit
eoz-p fu ne trs.ssss HUMAN ERAIEFTs soE fzz=
ToEoercAr REsrs7oEEs.n It & elsbOEatsiy hlrstr=-
~ with oolorsa snsrsv!nsS and win oonvineS Is
ussf haresaed and EacOnosrnea, q Nsn IS relisN
- nindacs thS Hczt dsaPondinss bT lsadlns thaE
n shs rzht channel soT rel'ss Of hoaiF ard rests
nEony aDd esEpsiF.
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