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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-29
KEOKUK INFIRMARY

NNHIS Institution is situated in the most
l. pleasant and healthy part of the city of Keokuk
Iowa and il well arranged respect to the
comfort Of invalids.
The following diseases admitted and treated in this
Institution:
lst Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
operations.
ID. Diseases OF the Eye and Ear.
Sd. Diseases OF the Lungs, Throat and Heart
4th Diseases of Women
Drs. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine will give their entire time
and attention to cases of the kind enumerated.
The Department Of Surgery and Diseases OF the Eye
and Ear win be under the special charge Of DR. SAN
FORD while that of Diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
Heart and the Diseases Of Women will Ia under the
special charge OF pr CURTIS though either will assist
the other in dificnlt cases.
This enterprise has been in successful operation
than year and ii Is believed private Clinic in the
United states preseats larger number Of interesting
and important cases.
Physicians passing through soourning In our city
sy~ Respectfully invited 70 visit the rurary se31dIy
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS!


povoLAe-HsAru.--In Brooklyn on Wednesday, Nav
M at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by Rev L.
Weed ALEXANDER DOUGLASS 70 ANNE NJ, eldest daughter
- John Heath, Esq. e91 "s'
MARsroN-wELDos.- Tuesday, Nay 10, by Rev
James Mllett, Of 100 Second avenue, Mr. GEORGE s.
1AEsroN 70 Miss FLEA A. WsLDos, all OF this city
Nom AHox--.hcN NAsARA.--Af st. Peters church. Wash
nston, Thursday evening, Nay & by the Rev Father
Inucis Edward Boyle, MICHAEL McsfAHoE, ESQ, of New
leNamara, ESQ.,, OF washinston D. C. - si - rs''T
sTEwnxT-l.ApSk AT Harlem, on Monday, May 22
me Key Ut Meade at the residence Of The BRIDES
e.eshssr Of Stephen d. aIAuue,u al Of Hasasms No
IsyrY-Husr-o Thursday, Nav s5. BY tho Rev.
Mlfan Il. johnson, at the residence OF the BRIDES
shers DUDLEY w. TFNsY to GERTRuDs j. yo1ngest
enghter Of Gilbert W. Hunt, Esq, all Of Brooklyn,
xzstem District No cards ''s.0 = =
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the WEEKLY HmuID must be handed
= bsfsre ten o'clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
sniaslon among tho entsrprisins mechanics farmers
nerchan manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
spunary 10 increasing very rapidly. Advertisements N
serted IN the WEEKLY HxssLp will thus be by largo
paaon Of the active and energetic people Of tho United
Ueafes .rf at. it
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TOR ExCURsIONs.-TIIE SPACIOUS htW BAk
Anna AMI NurthcrD Lilcrtins ~ seaWu" ~ ~
dcsircd st Ropsn ~, ssani vi Aa1 r,nrtk
70 let OMee 80 Wet a., corner Harrgw ~ y Slso9,
GRAND EXCURSION TO TTtE CuOLEnA BAN
F. N ne ne " ard ,plerdid steamer ANDRE" ,FLh
tl ,.Iii ,,,-l "a sgGreah the sun 10 The ~
Banks On N ira,ay ~ june l. 1850 fayng Isnh street
stree. a. 7, and riert North n'c1 ~ f nyIt rrctt
Fare for the excursion g. Cbowder viii be served
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HTOT1CE.-A SPECIAL. COMMUNICATION OF csT
~ Nicholas Lodg" No 32i r. and A. NJ: win he held a
their Nos s7 aud $40 Broadway Monday eyanng
Goth inst al o'clock TUOS j. RAYNOR, W. ".
G. " CLARK, Secretary. a'Of h
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BILLIARDS.
srrUArroas yvAYry.D-rrs,rAJ.Es.

NUMBER OF WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN
~ girls want situations do general homework, &c. ri
t. loves GcfInGa INSTITUTE Y Stanton IT., near The
RoweTy.
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LeEE LrHctt-Ar rrfE cRysrAr. s' BowR
II spicndii green turtle Will be seIvti w Va $40
soup on Monday evening, May % sor1rs ~ ~
cskrer jpaN VA
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vEyTAUnAyTs.

T,fosf,Srr RESTAURANT, COS, g7, s9.BpoAr
II n-,~,le e1irance In liou ton street frNIiELL l
,,,r stsra -ftl od established house VIII hc opeu
pubic on Thursday, Jane !, The groprie.ors, az y
h,r oil be- st)eked With tho oldest aud ,npcyl 10
iqsle ~ hc most faetiious connolssrur, am che
department. will e pDdsr the control "a Ihe mast expe
ok in the c1tntry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-11
Don't Run the Cows.

Now, boys. We have word to say
to you. When We we're Of your age we
always had to drive the cows to pasture,
and 60 bring them, too. Somtimes we got
little late, or We were anxious to get off
to play, or a COW found . bit of good
sweet grass, better than she had found all
day in pasture. and would stop to take a
bite and fall behind the rest. That was
provoking, and We were apt to give her
pretty severe lesson in fact, We were gull
ty of hurrying up on many occasion. 1t
was wrong, but we little knew how much
injury We were inficting on ourselves as
well as on the cows.
Now boys it is perfectly well known
that over driving cause the milk to be
heated aud feverish, especially in hot
weather, and this milk is not a healthful
article of food either as milk or when
made into butter or cheese Cows that are
abused, kicked or roughly treated, cannot
give good milk and no process OF manu-
facture can make it into so good an
article of diet as milk that is not injured
by such treatment.
Never let the dogs chase the cows. A
worrment Of this kind not only lessons
the quantity, but Injuries the quality of
milk, and it should be carefully avoided.
Dogs are generally curse among mich
cows, unless they are trained to drive and
tend them, as few Of our dogs are.
Ploughmaa,
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NUNNEWELLS
Universal Cough Remedy

There is, probably, no line of diseases which has
been more noously treated than Throat and
Lung Complaints.
There is no recipe written nor preparation before
the pub c for the above complaints, that does not
contain ipecac, Amtimony, Lobeiia or Opium, in
form or other, which claim to be entirely UNI
necessary in nine tenths of such cases, they pro-
duce nausea, cause the stomach TO repel food, and
allow disease to triumph over what nature requires
to keep up strength.
Again, these Objectionable components cause
doses to be placed far apart, that the irritation
which the cough gets the upper hand, and the
foundation of weak lungs or consumption is perma,
nently laid.
A true Cough Remedy should not only be the peck
IT. bedside or nursery companion OF all and to be
used just often there is ticking in the throat or
disposition TO cough but allow of its free after
the cough is checked, to clear away al remaining
irritation, and make the cure perfect, :,
Cases OF the most violent Sore Throat, with all
the symptoms of Dpthsria have been entirely cured
by making a constant use of the Cough Kennedy as
Cargle For Hoarseness it is invaluable
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
ES-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold by c. g. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine;
w. F. Phillips, H. II. Hay, and W. WWhippie,
Wholesale Agents, Portland. linz?
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NJ Q Il Q =.
Collector S Notice.
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE


FIFTH COLLECTION DIsTRiCr OF MAINE.
Agreeab to an Act of Congress, "To provide
Internal Revenue TO support the Government and
pay interest the public debt approved July LIST,
1862, and for other purposes"
l hereby givo notice that have received from
n. A. JOY, Esq, Assessor of said District, the
nual list of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed in
the month of May 1865. That said Duties and
Taxes have become payable; and that will at
tend (ether personally or by Deputiesj to receive
the same at the times and places named below
Hancock County.
At Ellsworth, at the Collectors Office, August
!. and 3.
At Bucksport at the Custom House, August
and s.
At Castire at the Custom House. August 0.
At Sedgwick, at Dority's Hotel, August 10.
At Deer Isle, at the Store OF +. p. Spofford,
August IL.
At Blushill, at the Store Of William Hopkins,
August ~.
AT Somesvile, Mt. Desert, at the Store Of John
Somes, August IL.
At Goudsboro, at the Union Store, August l6
And further gvs notice, that all persons who
shall neglect to pay the Duties AMI Taxes rs
aforesaid assessed upon them, to the Collector or
his Deputies, within the times above specified,
upon the amount thereof
And iuetber give notice, that Specie, United
States Currency, OF National Bank Bills VIII be
required in payment for taxes
CoLttrok Fnra CcLLEcrloN DISTRICT, NE.
Ellsworth, July 10, lsG5,
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The Treatment Of Drowned
Persons.

At this season Of the year, when acct
dents by water arc common, the Humane
Society Of this State issue in the form of
cards u description of the means to be
employed in the resusctatlon of drowned
persons. BY the request of the Secretary
of the Society We print these rules and
commend them TO the attention OF those
who are fond Of aquatic excursions. They
are as follows:
l. Send with all speed for medical aid,
for articles of clothing. blankets, &c.
III. Treat the patient OH the spot. in
the open air, exposing the face and chest
freely to the breeze except in too cold
weather.
III. Place the patient gently on the
face Ito allow any fluids to flow from the
mouth.)
". Then raise the patient into sit
ting posture, aud endeavor to excite res
piration:
l. by snuff, hartshorn. &C., applied TO
the nostrils.
II By irritating the throat by fcath-
er or the finger.
III. by dashing hot and cold water
alternately on the face and chest. II
there be no success, lose no time, but
Nv. Replace the patient on hisface, his
arms under his head, that the tongue may
fall forward. and lecave the entrance in
to the Sindpipe free, aud that any fluids
may flow out Of the mouth. then
l. Turn the body gradually but COM
pletely on the side, and little more, and
then again on the face. alternately to in
ducc inspiration and expiratioE.)
IL. When replaced, apply pressure
along the back and ribs. and then remove
it ito induce further expiration and inspi.
ration), and proceed as before.
Ill. Let these measures be repeated
gentlg, deliberately, but fl GENTLY and
perseveringly Yxtcen times minute only.
Continuing these measures, rub all the
limbe and the trunk upuards with warm
hands. making firm pressure energetical-
ly. Replace the wet clothes by such
other covering, &C., as can be procured.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS A GENERAL
ASSISTANT OF NATURE.

What i health whit is deceased
Health is when the supply and expenditure is e.
quail Disease when the supply and expenditure are
unequal.
BRANDRETHS PILLS impart certain eNpulsive
powers to all matters in the body whose life is be
low the standard of the surrounding party, or which
have remained longer than the time nature designed
SO in fevcrs and all that class of which soon
run ints modification BRANDRErH'S PILLS have
marvellous curative qualities. Our bodies are con
tinualIy changing and it is by this change we live
Shoud matter remain in organs beyond the time ma
turc designed, pain aud inflammation set in, which is
nothing than preparatory effort for our good
All Brandreths Fills supposed from the result;
TO do is simply lm29
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS OF NATURE.
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M A r. r. I Il d i.

EIlsworth-Aug. 9Th, by Row. Dr.. Tenney, Mr..
Edward o. Walker Of T., to Miss Mary F. Emer-
son Of 0rland.
Franklin-by N. A. Swan. Esq, Mr.. Anon 5.
Googins to Miss Isabella W. uaslam, both of
Waltham
North sedgwick-August I'd, by Rev. L. s.
Trip. Lieut.. joseph b Babson, late of the 10th
Me. Vols., to Miss Martha X, daughter Of Rev.
l.. Bradford, both of Brookln.
Machiss-Aug. I'd, by Rev. Mr.. Baker of East
Machias. Edward NJ. Vinton of Boston, to Helen
j., daughter Of N. VI. Gardner, Esq, IF NJ.
Columbia Falls-July 9Th, Joseph NJ. Barton
of Centerville to Mrs. Caro- line C. Coylc of C. F.
Machiasport-July 10Th, Charles A. Thompson
to Miss Sophia g. Tbaxter beth Of Machias.
Tremont--June goth, by W. A. Heath. ED.
Mr.. Charles A. Flint to Miss Hattie NJ. Young Of
fremont.
Holden-July 10Th, by Rev. J. X. Deering.
Mr.. Henry N. Wise and Mrs. Elizabeth Preble,
9th Of Amherst, Nc.
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DATES SEMINARY
AND
LATIN SCHOOL,

LATIN SCHOOL,
At the recent meeting of the President and
Trustees of Bates College, resolutions were passed
the necessity of the separation OF the
Seminary from the College, and it was voted to
organize Immediately Department to he demons
mated Bates Seminary and Latin School.
THE SEMINARY
will be on the original plan of the Maine State
SEMINARY, embracing Ladies course, and a mis-
cellancous department of both sexes, inclujin <
in Ornamental branches, Music, Fen
manship, Phonogiapny, Book Keeping, &c. The
Seminary will be under the government OF sep
arate Principal and Pfecsptross,
THE LATIN SCHOOL
will have for its especial and cole object the
preparation of students for Coliege-any College
they may choose. Three Instructors in addition
and it will be their effort to prepare their stu
dents for College in the strictest aud most thor
gu I'll manner. Prizes will be given for excelcn
in scholarship in Greek and Latin.
Students in the seminary and Latin school, will
have free access to the College Library, Gymna-
stun, Lectures, &C..
TUITION
v i'll be charged at the rate Of $4,000 per year.
The year is divided into three terms Of Is weeks
each These terms will begin as follows
Fall Term, August cath, 1855.
Summer Term, January llth, 1866.
Spring Term, April 26th. 1866.
For Circular containing further particulars. adj
dress the President 0. b. CnESEY, b. D., Lewis
ton, Maine.
JOHN A. LOWELL,
Sec. of Board of Trustees.
Lewiston, August It'll, 1865. 3w30
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Whereas Jane Googins Of Ellsworth, by her deed
of NOR, gage dated March "a, 1874, conveyed to ne
the undersigned, certain lot OF land in said Ellis
worth, and lying on the road leading from the five
saw dam To the County road commencing on the
North east corner OF land owned by Seth Tisdale 4
ais, and running said road sixteen rods then at
right angles with said road southery to land former
merly owned by Asa Flood thence casterly on said
Floods line sixteen rods to line OF said Tisdale
two acres more or less. Said deed is recorded in
Hancock County Registry vol. l23 page 20 70 Which
refer for further description Fine conditions OF
said mortgage having been broken I claim to fore
close the according to the statutes in sae cases
made and provided. GEORGE W, MELVIN.
Ellsworth, Aug. 5, 1866. so
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DIR. TOBIAS
VENETIAN LINlMENT.

CERTAIN CURE FOR PAINS AND ACHES
y and warranted superior to any other. Group
II positively cures relief is absolutely sure immcdi
acly If il is used. Mothers remember this, and arm
yourselves with bottle without delay. Group is
decr,se which gives no notice. frequently attacking
the child in the dead hour of night; before phNs
clan can be summoned it may be too late. Remen.
Der the Venetian Iniment fails. Price 20 and
30 cents bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Office SO
Cortlandt Street, New York. lm2y
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RAY OF lIOPE.-To weak, debilitatcd Dyspep-
tics, groaning under life of agony, offer
PLANTATION BITTERs
good and sure Remedy. This remarkable med
icinc relieves Sour Stomach, Headache, Heartburn,
Distress after eating, and all the symptoms of Dys-
pepsia, at once.
Its good effects is felt upon the first trial.
PLANTATION BITTERs are the plcasantest tonic in
the world.
The old, the young and the middle aged. acknewl-
edge their wonderful hcath-gving power.
No change of diet is necessary while using them.
Eat all you want Of the best you can get.
PLANTATION BITrERs are exhausted Natures
great rcstorer. They give tone to the Stomach, and
brilliancy to the Mind, and driving away
"--thc doubts that roll
Cimmcrean darkness DER the fnintiug soulr'
TO PROVE IT-TRY A BOTTLE. 30
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DLUEHILL ACADEMY.

The next Term will commence Aug. 3lst. and con
time eleven weeks. The school will be under the
charge OF
GEORGE X, MERRILL, 4. b.
q recent graduate Of Amherst College.
Mr. VI has had considerable experience in teach
ing, and comes highly recommended
Here the scenery Is delightful and the moderate
charge for board and tuition, render this Institution
desirable resort for study.
JOSEPH wEscorr, sec'y.
Buehill, August sth, Isis. swSO
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FEW REASONS WIZ THE
AMERICAN WATCH
IS THE RESI-

|
It Is made on The best priucipe. While the foreign
watch is generally made no principle at a The for.
egn watch is mostly made by women and boys by bdud
While their labor is cheap their work is dear any
price. Such watches are made without plan, and sold
without guarantee They are irregular in constructions
aud quite irregular in movement They are designed
only to SELL and the buyer the party most thoroughly
Sold Those who have Kept "ancres )" "fepines~ and
"Swiss levers" in profssed repair for years will
appreciate the truth of statement.
TIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made of several hundred little pieces
screwed together, the body of the American Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No jar nterleres with the
harmony Of its working and sudden shock can throw
its mach nery out Of gear. In riding or any business
pursuit. it is all held together firmly single piece
of metal. 1t is just what all machinery should be-
lst ACCURATE. ID SIMPLE. I'D. STRONG. 4th.
ECONOMICAL
We not only secure CilEAPNESS by our system, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that Watch can be
bought for less money than the make beeues but that
for its real value 1t is sold for half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM. Elery) is
what its ndicates-Solid, Substantial and always
Reliabe-warraned to stand any amount of Marching,
Riding Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (nam-
ed p s. Bartet is similar in size and general appear
ance but has more jewels and more elaborate flush
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, is put
up in great variety of patterns, many of them of
beauty and workmanship, is quite small, but warranted
to keep lime.
THE PROOF Of the merits of our Watch may be
found in the fact that employ hundred
workmen in our factories, and that still unable
to supply the constantly increasing demand.
OUR TIIREEQUARTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
and lighter than the others have described Its fine
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variation caused by changes Of temperature. These
watches the fruits of the latest experiments in chro.
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department of factory. For the finest time. keep
ing qualities they challenge comparison with the best
works of the most famous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
Agent for the American Watch Company,
1m27 1872 Broadway, New York.
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b I o X r e N e
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated Dr. DOW continues to devote his
entire time 10 the treatment OF all diseases incident
Ia the female system. An experience of twonty-
three enables him to guarantee speedy and per
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al other Mnsfruat Dsranyenents, from uhdtcDer
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y B.-lioard furnished to those who wish to re.
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state Of Maine.


HANCOCK, IS.
To Joseph Thomas of Ellsworth, in said County
Erecting:
WHEREAS, Joseph T. Grant. John NJ. Hale
w d. j. Tinker, John p. Langdon, Samuel
Dutton, Jr.. Henry A. Dutton, S. Watcrhousc
Seth Tisdale. J. A. Deanc. b. f. Austin, E. IL
Stockbrdge, James II. Hopkins. p. ". Perry
Joseph Thomas, Robert Cole, J. W. Hill, Chris.
TOPPER Chase, J. W. Jones, =. D. Jones, and WIN
u. Peters, DESTROYS of becoming incorporated un.
der the name Of the " WoopBINE CEMETERY As.
ISOLATION" of the town of Ellsworth, having ap.
piled to me, one Of the Justices of the Peace in
and for said County, requesting me to issue war
rant, directed to of said applicants directing
him to call meeting of said persons according
to Law, to act upon the following objects, to wit:
lst To chose Moderator to preside at said
meeting.
I'd. To choose Clerk and all other necessary
officers.
3rd. To choose a Committee to settle with the
Administrator Of the estate of Hon. Charles Jar.
Wis, late of Ellsworth, the claim of the said Jar
Wis against said Woodbine Cemetery, and to OBJ.
tain deed Of tho same from said Administrator
4th. To do any other business that may legal.
~ come before said meeting.
You bae hereby directed to notify meeting Of
said persons, according to law to be held in the
Room over Warren Browns store, in said Els
worth, on the twenty fifth day of August inst
at o'clock p NJ. for the purposes aforesaid.
Given under my hand at said Ellsworth, this
Sth day of August, A. d. 1865.
WM. S0MERBY, Justice of the Peace.
Pursuant to the foregoing warrant, of which
the above is a true and attested copy, to me di
rected, hereby notify said persons to NEE. at
the time and place, and for the purposes aforesaid
Dated this 9th day Of August, A. D. 1865.
2w3O JOSEPH THOMAS.
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Ladies Circulating Library

State ST., two doors above the American flee
Open every Saturday afternoon and evening.
TERMS.
so cts, 8 months, Book.
IL % -
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b L Q * II e N E
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For sale by c. u. F:.Ck,
eowI,3o Ellsworth, Me,
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

EsxA Ike subscriber offers for sale, cheap
!..m the Dwelling House in Ellsworth, stu
1-AHRh ated on the road leading to the Falls
about one mile from the village in which he now
lives. 1t is all finished, and in good repair.
Inquire Of the subscriber.
JAMES CRIPPEN.
Ellsworth, Aug. It'll, 1865. 3n3O
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS

Do you want Whiskefs or Mottstaches2 Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow ON the
smoothest chin, or hair bald heads. in six weeks
Price 1905 packages 500. Sent by mail any.
where closely sealed, receipt of price.
Address WARNER & CO,
1yi3r Box 13o Brooklin, N. Y.