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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14
FILTRATION AND FLIRTs.

1t is possible Of course to Girt in cities.
Ladies who have the propensity. strong
upon them will euact the coquette any
where but there is q certain matter Of
factpess about town life that is unfavora-
bic to the false romance ef q, Irritation.
Your real Cupid can make himself at
home in the dust and roar Of a metropolis;
but his bogus double, who is intrinsicaily
ro more like the genuine son of Venus
than porcelain doll is like an authentic
baby, and whose arrows tickle but do not
stick, plays his little game most effective.
ly in the summer camping grounds of
fashion. The bards have furnished an
assortment Of delicious phrases appropriate
to all kinds Of romantic scenery, from
which people who have taste for play
ing at love can select at will. Lavender
kid becomes Byronic at the Notchs or
Bulwerish by the Lake side; and Flora
McFlimsey, fresh from the millneries of
Gotham, is almost Sapphic by the sea
shore. Flirting Is a'delightful amuse.
ment, no doubt but it ought to be confin-
ed exclusively to ladies and gentlemen
who have no hearts to lose. 1t is
a sad thing for an earnest man to be
caught in the coils of a practised jilt.
When he wakes up to sense Of the trick
that has been put upon him and finds
that the eyes which seemed to ''look love-
a Thousand times were mere ,gnes tatui
used to lead him into false position, he
is apt to judge the whole sex by the spec
linen that has beguiled him. and take il
for granted that there is no truth in wo-
man. But if man thus deceived and
played upon deserves our sympathy, and
his fair temptress our scorn, what shall
we say Of the con6ding scoman who has
thus been humbugged and compromised
in the eyes of society. and of the male jill,
who has sported with her affections He,
!. lady companions. one and all, ought tc
: make common cause with her and turr
their backs upon the wretch who has tri
: fed with her heart But, alasl in mos
! u IL IA
/, cases Of the kind they do exactly the re
: verse. They are but too apt to sneer a
, their forsaken sister and patronize III,
coxcomb who haas i;ritli grraillied his .miserab bl
vanity at her expense. Flirttsd boil
sexes are thoroughly contemplate; but
rs long as lady killers are popular will
the women, and coquettes arc run afte
by the men, there is no likelihood Of tn
nuisances being abated ~ z. Ledger.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14
an hyde PARK, VERMONT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a, 1867

+ .
yers, of Northern birth, were. frequently
appealing to the negroes and. creating
scenes of ludicrous confusion. The inefi-
cheney Of the chairman, who was unable
to control these mischief makers. and, to
keep the convention at its legitimate work,
added to the novelty of the scene. The
colored orators all talked very sensibly,
but some Of them were uneducated men,
aud in their anxiety to use long words
they often provoked laughter, in spite Of
all that one could do to restrain it.
But it was encouraging to see that
these enfranchlsed colored men know
their rights, aud knowing, dare maintain
them" and are not to be transferred from
one party to another. Alive t9 The bene-
fits of education, they will soon have can
didates Of their own race, as well educa-
ted, as we'll informed and as well quail
fed to conduct the affairs Of the, Old
Dominion as that chicalric race which
has impeded her progress and caused her
obedience. t......
The Democrats are just now dormant,
waiting for the readmission Of the State,
when they will spring up, Phenix.like
and struggle for supremacy. a
Richmond is painfully dull. The
burnt district is not entirely rebuilt, and
there is apparently little being done ir
the fine stores already erected. Every
one complains of want Of money, and
the bounty of the Federal Government
prevents many families from starving
The wheat crop has been excellent, how
ever, and the corn and tobacco looks we'll
So we may look for more prosperous time
here. q h PERLEy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14


upon the principle that no negrG, has any
rights that deserve lie respect Of white
men unless be. votes the Conservative tick
ct. the ;, Conservatives are effectually
destroying all prospect of increasing their
party strength BY negro yotcss The per-
sons p who 7 , might, i tiiq tlme' be influenced by
conciliatory treatment will never be polit-
ically converted by passionate abuse, and
if the anti Republicans throughout, the
South shall adopt such course Of treat
ment of negro voters as has been inaugur-
ated in Tennessee, they will find, when it
is too late to be rcmcdied, that they have
injured themselves far more than any one
else Boston Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14
-" - :
BEFORE AND AFTER.

nv,
-, ns's =. a,nr~ a.asc.o ca -
80, Wv sO0' .r, y. - Wv. S.,s ~, D.s,a. ~
S...',I.; -; 49,. ,;.,,o ,nh;,o
.;noo ~ noaroos ,,oro .noo;.,,v ;nv;,od n
,o-.'7 go -. o.-..
:, 81,
...,o.,.. ,r;,I NIL. ,ho. H. uo.t;; .
:, p,l..:,. .:,.., ~ =, ..,,a -. ,6,,
..r,a ~; a,,, q, E,,o.os,s of u. State
The advice SO freely bestowed by Conser-
vatiye orators and Journals did no, pro, Q
verv Effective in winning negro votes fer
the nti.Republieaa candid dates, and prob-
ABLY nine e..teenths of the negroes who voted
in Tennessee &C. last week voted for the Re-
pablican candidates tb, ouphout It could
not have been otherwise in the nature Of
the case, for the negroes very we'll know
that thew would to dav have had neither
freedom nor the ballottf The Conserva-
tiyes had had their way. They cannot
hclp remembering that it was only after
they were invested with the right Of snf-
frape that they became of SO much impor-
tance in the estimation of the Conserva-
tivcs. and the inference drawn by negro
iustinct and negro reason is, that the men
who neglected them when they most need.
ed friends are not the men to trust and
favor now. la
IT,. oo.,,.o ,,,or hv ths Conservative,
since tho s,eo,;on shows ,b.. this infer.
.noo ,v.. val, ,ounded and .v;ves new
,roof of tHs oor,,..ciness Of negro ins,;nc,
r. noi;,;o., m.,terss No soonor was the
a,oa,;o, ~, ~ ,t. ,eo,o ;vo;ss desnosis
sd II o,nog;,;on 10 ,he f,onse,,,va,t;,e ,, can.
a;a 80. H.. ri, .mn,o,.rs, commenced
.s ,1aS. 'asI as ;a,;m;ss,io0 su, snds.vored
:, =. .,.s,,l,,;.h 10 tors. wh., ,h.v had vain,
! 49,, ..,.;,,mn,od - s..,r. hv.,e,sn.s;on D;;,
,ah.. 60 Momnh;s Nah s;t,e ard
o., ~. d;..h.,.o of .o,o,.
I ID ,.hnrors n l.roe numbers for no o,be,
- -. .,0 ,h.n hso.n.s thew voted the Re-
-. ,;.,a, Tha co,sorv.,;ve ;ou,,
's.,.,,. .na ,rn.n,,v .dv;.. mnlov,
-. ~ ,.ts mi. oo,ps. and ,be st,ee,s q,
al ,hs larger n,aces are 6lled with mer
who .re idle on account Of having used
the;r votes ,e ,n,omote their own Interest
;,;s,esd of ,hose of their emolovers.l Ii
adjoining this course the Conservatives ar,
MAINLY working against their own inter
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

eg If your horse has had a hard
drive, stood in cold wind, drank too
much water, or been out in cold rain
storm, the immediate use Of the Cavslry
Condition Powders will restore him to
condition.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

REaIsTERsIN BANKRuPTcY.--Hon. Abel
Underwood, Of Newbury, Ex.Judge Of the
Supreme Court, has ben appointed Regis
ter in Bankruptcy for the Second Con-
grcssiopal District, and John P. Sartle,
Eco. Of Barton. for the Third Congress.
ional District. .....n.., t4.s
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

ey On reading that the milk Of an
iriitated COW soob gets sour, Qdilp re.
marked that his landlady's COW must be
in q continual passion.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14
Physicians.

nENTISRY.-R.G G. Gilbert has
srs0s- Dfitted up an Office at his Resi-
k53S dence in Morrisyille, which he in
tends to make permanent locf-
n q for the practice of the Dental profession IN
Il its branches. All operations upon the Naiu-
n teeth as well as in the manufacture ana IN
Rrtion oil lrtdcial ones will be performed In a
Borough and scientific manner. and warranted TO
I've entile satisfaction In all cases or no pay will
II required | shall he absent few weeks du'
\ ~ the Fall. ofwhich due notice will be given
= thispaper. 1..fra....f r4.t.s It8.fE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

Eg For all Lung Difficulties, Johuson's
Anodync Liniment should bc used upon
Che Throat and Chest, ohtwardly as we'll
as inwsrdiy. f.....-s .e n
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

..see, In our saddest, darkest hour.
The Banner Of Good TempIars lower;
See. where the cursed bands hold sway.
Oar ranks are wavering fast away.
They must be stopped, at any cost, o. q
Or all our chance for poweris lost; [ :
slsnder and lies are surely right. ,tg
II they but aid us in the fight;
Nav Il we can their rum be.
,We'ii'loudly shout in ecstacy, fFam
Better let RUNS proud banner fly ID 81
Than that Democracy should die"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-08-14

From the Boston journal.
A wAIF FROM VIRGINIA, ,

~ ds ar RIcnMoND, Aug, 8, 1867.
To the Editor ofthe Boston Journal.
- EhSM
THE REpUBIaoAN CONVENTION.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

yyES'G, BssslEIEL, 81 CARY.
N u Chambers 4 e 4 II i;eade SIS, n. Y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

THE SHEEP KNOW HIS rVoICE.-Not
long since, 4 man in Intiia was accused
of stealing sheep. He was before
the Judge, and the supposed owner OF
the sheep was also present. Both claim
ed the sheep, and had witnesses to prove
their claims, so chat it was not easy for
the Judge TO decide to which the sheep
belonged. s.....a .... F.. -4.
Knowing the customs OF the shep-
herds, ami tho habits Of the sheep, the
Judge ordered the sheep to DC brought
into court, and sent one OF the TWO mcn
into another room, while he told the
other, to call the sheep aud see If IL
would como t., him. But the poor ami
nal, not Knowing the "voice Ola stran-
ger,n would not go to him. III the
mean time, the other man, who was in
the adjoining room, growing impatient,
and probably suspecting what was CO.
ing on, gave kind of chuck ~ upon
which the sheep bounded away. toward
! him at once. This "chuck was the
way in which he had been used to call
! the sheep; and II was at once decided
! that he was the real owner. Thus we
| have u beautiful illustration of John 10:
| 4, 5: . And the sheep follow him: tor
! they know his voice. And q stranger
they will not follow, but will flee from
! him: for they know not the VOICE of
STRANGERS JESUS said: :" | am the
Good Shepherd, and know my sheep,
and am known OF mine. N-ThCS q }d0Td
! Be0rcf.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Stsse' zs''--- - -
A shii5-s Question.

A sweet little girl, named Sarah, had
been to chapel, and went home full OF
what She had eCen and heard. Sitting
1t the table. with her family, she asked
her father, who had been To chapel, bat
who was a very wicked man, whether
he ever prayed. lie did not like the
question, and, III a very angry manner,
replied. ..... ....-. ...-.....
is it your mother, or Aunt Sally,
who told You that my lille girl ?"
mo, papa" sait the little thing
" the preacher said,n all good people
pray, and those who don't pray are not
going to the kingdom Of heaven Pa,
do you pray p
This was more than her father could
bear, AID in Il rough way he said; "Weit,
you and your mother, and your Aunt
sally, may go yoaT own way and VIII
20 mihe.H
Pa" said the little crcatlEe, with
sweet simplicity, . which way are yoH
going?" 7- e.-t. 's~....
This question pierced his heart. Ii
flushed upon hinn that he was in the
wy OF death. lie. started from his
chair and hurst iIt0 tears. Within a
few days he WAS a happy convert, aud
isiieys he,wiii appear in the kingdom
Of heaven as q star lhis l!Etle daughters
cr2wlA iejoiains, --
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Mixing Potatoes.

We met with farmer last week
whom We know to be very successful in
MS agricultural operations, but who
las some notions of his own about farm
lpg. Among other things he says he
always gets better crop of potatoes
when he mikes together several kinds.
lie says that if You take the several
kinds and plant them separately on the
same piece, and then plant another
similar with them mixed, that the lat
Ter VIII be larger crop than the for
mer. s. The idea was new to us. Can
any of our potatoe raisers tell us about
it. We thought it ut first only a within.
but as he always has good crops we did
not like to let him OF without an invcs-
.igation. What think you, brother
fak1prs?-EiUine Farmer.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

-. :Eaaif:,d the follow ing sensible advice
t-,sarsasers in the Old farmers ALaunuc
39r.1St..
Husbands, be mindful of your wives.
putltul "jECs need watching us much
rs any Not because they are Liable to
all sos$Scf hnproprietia which charac-
tev!ze indifferent or miserable wives.
hGt.becWse they frequently have one
fautt'ssAich works tier ruin. Women
are impUlsive. Whataver their hearts
lead them TO do, they do il with all
Their might, and, without knowing it,,
many work themselves to death Per
haps your farm is mnrtGagcd. Your
wife is quite as anxious about the debt
as yourself, and is willing to work ear.
ly and late, and to endure privationa
from which you would shrink again an
again. ii you are not mindful she will
one dag fall in the midst of her work
like an over spirited horse that has
been driven to death. Study to ease
her burden. ,.Abovs all things, dUn't
underrate a wornan 5 work Make eve
~ arrangement about the house as con
"enient rs possible. In short YOU
must take care other, for she will not
lake care Of herself. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

Tomatoes do best when suffered to
grow fiat OH tho ground; but IN such
cases the coil should be covered with a
mulch Of straw or litter 60 keep the to-
sIslatoes from getting soilcti and rotten
ty dampncss. Brushwo0d isan excel
lent material for them 10 lie Oh, and
they seem to tArive well With it about
them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
OLiyinal Notice.


70 .tp'os i. Tec4 r...s ..r .... ia. ....E
foa are hereby notified That before the 10th iay
Of December, lSGd, petition Of VI pyernau Pai:l.
t, vii be ca in the Office Of the Clerk Of the ID rct
t0uii N Tie coantyUf Black Hawk. STATE uf iowa f5
money due on PrHaSsurF note given fer the nrclJas
81 an HskImg that your interest in said pre-.
ases b. fnraciosed and soti The a,anuf; eiIaetl l.
ty dollars, ard interest thereon from October 9Th 1863
~ sn per cent AahAtgess yoa appear thereto am! de
hh before Noon Of the sgcorl day ~ the neNt JaRusr
hEul ct sud Court, IN sud County, which commences nI
H." ist Monday 81 Jqnary 1855 dctuIl wil be pg,ter
I'd aans You Therein, u!I Judgement cad decree rvn
iersd thcTren.. =. = ... i.
J. .. PIONEERS,
Prs Zee -. Sfb Paii!tia : Att'y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Mailing Butter without Cl,urainc,

Alta late meeting of t,e American
Institute Farmers club, DIR. Sylvester
said Eat he had tried the experiment
Of making butter by burying the cream
in linen hag, and that in another bag
TO keep 1t clean, which he buried about
eighteen inches deep, and after twenty
four hours. took 1t up and found the
cream as thoroughly converted into
butter Is it is by churning. It is in
just the condition that butter ia when it
is "come' without being gathered by
the dashcr.- 1t was worked i'm the usti-
ri way, and made a. good butter as ever
was churned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
EnriE Milking,

Cows should be mikcd early in the
morning, 80 that T hey may feed on the
. dcwy grass. Two hours of such feed
is worth ~ much rs that of the rest OF
the day, towards getting UP n good flow
of milk. SO wake up, boys, at fathers
rap on the partition wall, and hurry to
the YARD. with pail in. hand, and have
the cowsin the pasture Before anybody
else. BE sure and milk clean. A boy
who will always milk clean will have a
good recommendation Of being faithful
wherever he goes, and such recon-.
mendaticn always goes great way
among business men. Milne For.
7aFr,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
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the kind il tbs WCrlLn
e. HARTER'S
NEW MONTHLY EAGaEaEE2.

CHj"R Notices 2fHe Press.
1t is the foremost Magazine Of the day The hresi.
never had lnprc delightful companion nnr the 0n
more eHlrrpr'sine rcni, ,Ata Harper'5 Ma<azine-
NJ tt0dtst Frlte>tNt ilialI;mnre).
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We mast refer IN 2rGra Of eaagy to the hsi tone and
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WIN monthly circulation o. about lIU,D'O copcS-iu
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as an evidence al the culture Of the American nco,A
ana the popularity II has acquired is mcre {. EaRh
Nunher contains fully IA pages Of rcadjg.a,er an.
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c"eN IN 4tsel the racy monthly and the more phlo-
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o. love Of pare ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS guiie 10 I1aey
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~ miscellaneous reading such canoe, lie found in the
same compass many other publication that las come IN
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
" ASH L R.

D0TY'S WASHING MACHINE has GJriq b en-
awarded the FIRST fsEMlUi ut the Grent New Eng
land FAIR Of 1850. Also at the State Fairs ot New iIaup
shire, Mes YORK, Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa,
&c, aud took The first premium lte Silver Meia at the
last Fair oithe American institute. g.. 49,.
T'esc re cheapest aid brst machines FOR washing
and wrtnging c,0thes. Tine Washer uslns boiling bot
suis, tIrec.(uIThs the labor and time; takes out
al tie dirt sore aDts fCs.iL air; injury 10
/ the clothes. .. '.
SCION RogINs0y says: az assure vau 'our machine
after years use, Is tioun more pg to day than
and would aot be parted With aer any consideration
Mr.. ORANGE JCnn, Editor Of the American ArieuItu-
r>t, says: ''onr better ha his il taken most
kindly by IN. 'heIp and that she cannot persuade them
| 20 uSe any other while this is at hand"
! Prof f"CMAEs, VI D. says: - Oar family - not
small but smart GIRL II years DID, did the washing last
week IN about four hours, and nat too, irolc
! than task" Il. a......
| Bishop scnTr, Of the u. E. church Odessa. Del.
says: itook hoi (Which Of course SoUji not have
done It we had no nachnc,) and in q hours put
thouEh eleven dozen pieces, many at which sheets
and they were we'll ioae. too. We Ike machine
much could not be persuaded 10 DO witnoutit."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Farmers Wires.

:EaGif:,d the following sensible advice
t-,sarsasers in the Old farmers ALaunuc
59r1StS-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Sabbath! 3saailln.

Christ took your nature, end came
into your place to justify you; he took
possession OF yourireart, to sanctify you;
nc advocates your cause before God the
ltahcr, to comtort you; he reigns on
the throne, TO command you; he will
co:ae again, to judge you.
.GTcry thing chat i lovely is H. Christ;
therefore he is called the "altogcther
lovely; - you want strong sight clear
light and fined attentioi to discover
his glnries: all this God can give you,
and he bids yol to ask of him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
s1HSChz?TEoNs.

The Publishers have pel1re 81 system Of mailing h
"Ach they can supply TIE Magazine and Weekly
i'c"I"H to th"se Who prefer to receive their period.
cssls difec;!! from tts ohiee Of Publication.
The postage on Iiarpers Magazine is 81 ee!sa year,
s'ch mas; b paid at the sn6>c-!iG.s posi- oelcc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
E-ECEhSI02! ETcELSIoRi
CHASTELLEE'S
II az S;E,EE 9r5ES s'-sc :.

F"& H.MoN.NG srPEFFLFor. HAIR.
7" M ladies "SpeCiltv this Invaluable drrflnto-, r.,
"ien3s 1t self, ~ teing Indispensable article to 70.
wal" beauty, is easily applied and does not Lurn mr. in
'rr iic * II, hat ac.S direct the roots Itisy.r
rt"" 10 remove sHPeiHous ar from low rorehrsd, or
F" any part 81 HE body, cDnpl tcly, Totally aud rad
eaE cNirl ans Il same leaving The skin ST, yoeth
1 THIS : the Only ariic.e used by the French
mus te only real eEectnal dsrIla:ory in eyisene.
's' f!,P per package, sent postpaid to ans adlrsss
u, fec' lPt 81 m order, by BERGER, SHUrrs c.
~"'''''5''' ." Hi'ef street. Troy. y. l. sg-st-Iy
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04

Many persons owning harness do not
wash or oil it once year: colse-
quehtIy the leather bcconles hard, dry,
and rotten. X harncss for service needs
about two applications ofueat's foot
OIL year. but it should be washed as
often as once in three or four weeks in
strong CASTLE soapsuds, and kent in n
dry place away from, the dust. = =
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
Chr Anmesteaa.

a gentleman writes that he breaks up
sctishfs hens ADMINISTRATION in cold
water Hens viii not return until dry,
which will give the eggs time to ge.
cold lie fluids il seldom necessary to
repeat the Immersion more than once.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-01-04
.. EEssi.l To EVERYBODY
TnN Quinn IA lIrIln nn.,r--
SE,sSTEL1Els'h
TE7TyTTr IT, IN ~7hr.xyyr

y NJ ! !. - = : u L4LE Eak1 oil.
For Improving ana Beaat'ryng the Conple,for
lhe most yt!Eate and perfect preparation In use s,y
CIV cue SKA beautiful pearl like tint tia. il only
Iohad m Youth. u quickly Tan FreckIes
'EnI&rS Hi"'g+e-, Inth Patches Saowues, Frlpficnc
ana al impurities Of The slim. kindly beating the sar,.
''HfiHs ~. sam "iG ana clear alaaster Its 10.
a Dc" De detected 10 the coscst scrutiny md brino
'r''lt'.r PEela aii"n j. !" rl'ctly harmless II is the
only aEteie 81 tte Sind u>e.i Ay Tire French and . con.
>lnre" ~ - Paris'aHs Indispensable TO . lerr,c,
t"'"t Pwari Of - ono bottles were sold larinr IN,
i"s' year guarantee Of is efficacy. Price only "a
cents seat ~ rrni postpaid an receipt 81 ORDER ~
sr.2f ~ IS RIVER Street Trny ~