Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-02
aspring it is CHEEKY.

Spring it is CHEEKY,
Winter is dreary,
Green leaves hang but the brown must fly
When he is shaken,
Lone and IOrsaken,
What can an old man do but dtee
Why take Plantation Bitters to be sure,
and with them new lease of life. The old
are made young again, the middle aged re-
jOice, and the young become dOubly brill
STA, Heartburn. Liver COmplainG, Headache
Pains In the side, "Crick in the Back, and
all symtoms of Stomachic Derangement,
yield at once to the health-gtV1ng influence
OF Plantation Bitters. They add strength
to The system and buoyancy to the mind.
bAeNoIEA VYATER-A delightful toilet
article-superiOr 10 Cologne, and at half the
price. Oct2-Rw
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair reneWer.
Sold by all druggists.
A HIETTO IApIEs-It is a distinguished
characteristic Of cultivated woman TO
tiOn as she becomes refined or debaseda she
pays more or less regard to her personal ap-
pearance, The love OF admiration IS as II
ought to be, strong inevery woman's nature,
/ and hence IL is the decoration OF her person
/ Is ALWAYS regarded as of paramount fmpor-
| lance. The three most beautiful things on
| earth are women, children and dOWers-each
man knows she Is beautiful, she loves to be
admired by man endeavOrs to render her
self as attractive as possible to mans eyes,
I and therefore LEHG HLe aVaIlS ueTS6lI Oh
all the benefits of dress and ornaments.
Women is gifted by nature with great nat
ural attractions. Her complexion is if not
/ ruined by paint and powder, fair and deli
cate, her hair abundant and lustrouss and
/ her form the very perfection of grace and
/ lOveliness. Woman's chief ornament is her
/ hair. No matter how regular the contour of
/ the features may below lustrous the eye
/ how sweet the voice or graceful the form, If
| the hair be not soft, glossy and beautiful
| the chief attraction Is wanting. A lady re-
marEa6le for the beauty Of her halry re-
hat
| she owed to the moderate and constant use
| of 'BaFrett's Hair Restorative" q deep obli-
| CATION, for by IL she had become locally
| famous for the abundance and lustre of her
/ hair. Using It constantly ourselves we can
add our testimony that as dressing and
restorative combined, Barrett's is superior
| to any Hair Preparation We have ever used.
/ 1t is reasonable in price, too, costing only
one dollar for large bottle full of the mix
| ure.-C CiRcfRn0tf Sunday Globe.
1 AN EMINENT PHYSICIAN of New York, in
icines. saws: 81 have examined the forrnu-
In you sent me OF Robackas BlaOd Pills, and
| am glad to notice that you do not use any
mercury or other mineral substance in theiI
4cOmpositiOn. The pOdophyllin employed
Is, in my opinion, the best article that can
I enter into the composition of q cathartiC
pill, and is one OF the most valuable cholR-
4 gOgue catharEics, mildly yet effectuaIlyi
arOusing the whole hillary and digestive
apparatus They likewise exert favorable
/ Influence on the cutaneous functions, pro-
1 ducing a constant moisture of the skim
! They innst act as a powerful Alternative and
produce lasting Inn pressious upon the CLAN.
dulRr system and seCretOFy organs, and pro-
duOing evacuRtlons from the bowels when
mercurials and other agents fail. Their &C
zion upon the liver must be specific, arous
ing the secretions and producing free bill
ous evacuations, and in chronic heptic de
rangements with dyspepsia they are tnvai
liable.
Their range Of application is, perhaps
more extensive than any other eathartic ol
liver pill, combining as they do, the active
principle of mandrake root aud black Co
Il n ans rlnUrnn.
really q desirable family medicine, which
can be taken aE all times by children, "a
well as adults, with the happiest results"
/ ROback's Pills are made both with and
without sugar coating, and can be obbRinec
OF N. y. Starr Agent opposite the Amer1
can House. oct I'm