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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07
COLGATE & CO.'S

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citizens few years since, and feeling satisfied from
our experience and THAT Of others that they
The Best Toilet Soaps
OF American manufacture, We feel warranted by
our large and constantly increasing sales to make
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We have always on hand large stock OF Colgate
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TO which we invite III, attention OF Consumers and
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Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
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anl d&wi Wilmington. Dti.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

THE WEEK OF PRAyER.-At recent meet
ing of the pastors Of this CITY, arrangements were
made for d general observance of the annual
"week Of Prayer for the conversion OF , the
world" Rev. Alfred Goodman and Rev. Chas.
D, Shaw, committee on behalf of the pastors,
announce Union Prayer Meetings as follows, and
extend an invitation to tall who love the LORD
Jesus Christ and desire the salvation OF the
world" 10 attcud:-
Monday, January 4th, 8 O'Clock, ?. NJ. Grace
NJ. L. Church. Subject Confession and Thanks
giving.
Tuesday. January 9TH, 8, P. NJ, Central Pres.
byterian Church. Subject-The 0utpouring oil
the Holy Spirit on ourselves and Others.
Wednesday, January 9th, 0, ?. NJ, Second
Baptist Church. Subiect-Mssonarie and othei
Laborers In the Lords vineyard.
Thursday, January 7th,, 3, P. NJ, $. PauIs M NJ
f. Church. Subject-The conversion Of oul
Sons and Daughters, and the increase of Trut
| Family Religion,
| Friday January Sth, ., p NJ, Hanover stree
| Presbyterian Church. straightforward UnloI
among Christians of all denominations.
Saturday, January 9th, 3, p. NJ, Delaware Ay
enue Baptist Church. Subject Sunday School
| and Educational Institutions.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

PRoGREss OF THE W. " H. 1.-The Cnatts-
vile Union says:-
1.-THE grading Of this road is being pushed TO
completion as fast circumstances will permit.
The road was divided into sixty sections, which
Messrs Wiley Il Co., the contractors have sub
let to other parties, some of whom have COM
pletcd their work, all except " trimmiug up"
which will not be done until spring. Othrrs are
still at work. The sub-contractors On the five
sections near Coatesyille, have left the work but
Messrs Wiley & Co. will have 1t completed The
grading was to be completed during the present
month, but owing principally to the scarcity of
laborers daring the past season. it will not be
finished until spring."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07
II r. r. L.
IRON ANT PURE BRANDY.
by DIR HARTMAN

IRON ANT PURE BRANDY.
BY DIR. HARTMAN,
Regular Graduate Of the University of Pcnnsylynna.
II will positively cure Consumption, Coughs AVID
Colds aud all lheases OF the Lungs or Bronchial
Tubes.
It has been the means Of RESTORING TuOUS-
ANDS 10 health who have been given up beyond the
reach Of medical assistance 1t does to relieve
quallcd sreng hener for delicate ladies and Children
EACH BOTTLE CONTAINS THE NUTRITIOUS
PORTION OF TWO POUNDS OF CHOICE
BEEF.
The cure Of Consumption was ilrst effected by the
wards in France, in which countries / have Travelled
Tor " ats
have used It with perfect success in my own fam
ily In prescn ing this preparation to the public
feel confident that every afflicted who reads this
(evca the most skeptlca may become convinced, by
single trial that it il truly amos valuable medicine
Gre lars and medicines sent to any address. Price
| 81 per bOtlc-siS for So.
Laboratory, 5l2 South Fifteenth st.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wlo'cialv Agents, French Richards d. Co., Tenth
and Market SIS Johnston, Holloway d Cuwden, G02
Arch SIS H. Shoemaker Il Co., Fourth and Race
Sts., Philnd. phia noy2-2law&w
w. som nv DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
7 PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
Wilmington and Reading
Railroad Company.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

A CHESTER County lluNr.-Chest,r cnunty
still occasionally INDUCES in that humane, civil
izing and English amusement fox hunting. The
FiHuge Record, OF the 10Th ult, thus describes
the last indulgence of the young bloods in this
lire: "a fox hunt gotten up by Mr. franklin
Clayton, of West Bradford, came off at MARSHALL
ton, on Christmas day. A number Of foxes had
been in keeping for some time for the days sport,
but the weather being rather uniavorabe, and the
ground icy, but five Of them were let out. To
excite the dogs, the first fox thrown out was
quite young one, which caught fast in fence
nearly as soon as il loose, and the dogs made
short work of it. The next one, an old fellow,
was given fair start, and he gave the hunters a
good run down the Brandywine. Three ont Of
the five were caught. There was about four hum
dred persons assembled to witness the chase.
Between seyenty-ive and one hundred riders
Joined in the chase. with forty dogs.'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07


Also Freight trains with passenger. ear attached,
will leave Wilmington about 400 A. M, New Castle,
4-50, Middletown. $40 Clayton, 7.S0, Dover, $50,
Camden, 9.10, FELTON,, 1905, and be dus at Harrlng
ton about 800 p. NJ, FELTON,, 400, Camden, sos,
Dover, So, Moorton b55, Clayton. 6.26 Middle
town, $40, New Castle $40, and be due at lining
ton, about $50 p. NJ. Subject 10 delays accident to
This train will stop to take up Passengers only at
Stations named but will set down passengers at any
stopping place.. except Hare's Corner, Site Road.
Delaware junction and Dupont.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle for Wilmington ano Phladel-
phia at lao A, M Leave Philadelphia II As A. M,
and Wilmington 100 T. M, for New Cast ;.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional to those above will leave myrna for
Clayton ll45 A. M, and $40 J: M. lie ave Clayton
for Smyrna, $40 A. NJ, and 2i0 p. M, TO make con
necton with trains to and from Dover and Stations
south.
A boat will, however, leave Crisfrla for Norfolk In
connection with local train, on Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday evenings.
Superintendent Del. r. Y
FREIGHT ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTH WEST.
r.. rys.ssz.zzsss1 FREIGHT TRAINS OF DEL.
ia X .lineconnect at Crsfeld with tri-
weekly boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and all points
reached by the Seaboard and Roanoke and Norfolk
and Petersburg Railroads and their very extensive
Boat TO leave Crisaeld at 10 p M, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Leave Norfolk r. M. Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Local passengers aso taken. =
October Sd, 1s6s-iy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

PERILLous SITUATION OF A GERMAN BARK
bound from Philadelphia to Bremen, arrived at
the Breakwater on the evening of the 2ith inst,
and LIST Lieut. Q. A. Abbey, commanding the U.
8. revenue steamer Miami, finding the bark close
in shore in an exposed position, with three an-
chors ahead, and strong northwest gale blow
ing, and the vessel moreover in danger OF being
driven ashore in the event OF q change Of few
points in the wind, she having no room to- yeer
chain, he was requested by Captain Heinrich to
lay by him all night which the Lieutenant very
willingly agreed to. and the next morning, Win
the same gale still blowing, the Miami towed the
bark off shore and out to sea clear of oil danger,
afterwards taking off the pilot. Captain Henric
has written letter of thanks to Lieutenant Ab,
hey and his officers, for the assistance rendered
by the cutter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

l.
:: ''..' IN ''': :: ::
BAuGH q SONS, Philadelphia,
North wEsTERN FERTILIzING Co.
CHICAGO
Sole Manufacturers.
Prices;
Baugh's Raw Bone Phosphate,
$50 per 2OOolbs.
Baugh's Chicago Bone Fertilizer,
$50 per 1900 lhs.
Baugh's Chicago Blood Manure,
$50 per 1900 lbs.
The above Manures are furnished in both bags and
barrels, whichever customers prefer.
t8 The Bags are uniform In wei. hit 100 pounds.
The attention of Farmers is especially directed to
the fact that the sources Of the Raw Material Of
which the above Manures are composed, 80 well
under control that we can furnish them Of strictly
uniform quality and condition and that they contain
larger perte itage Of ammonia than any other class
of manufactured manure in the market.
BAuGH & SONS,
eos. Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING CO.,
Cor. Lake 4 Iasallc sts., Chicago.
tT- BAUGH's COMMERCIAL MANUREs may
be procured from dealers in any % the principal
towns in the United States or Domii IA Of canada.
BOWERS
COMPLETE MANURE.
MANurAOTuEEp ny
HENRY BOWER, CHEMIST,
PHILADELPHIA,
super-Phosphate of Lime, Ammonia
and Potash.
WARRANTED FREE FROM ADuLTEEArios
large crops OF all kinds, and Is highly recommended
by all who have used it. also by distinguished Chem
lists who have, by analysis, tested its qualities
Packed h, Bags Of 200 lbs. each.
DIXON. sHARpLESS & co,
SOLE AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Del Avenue.
PHILADELPHIA.
For sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
40 South Street,
Baltimore, Nd
And by dealers generally throughout the country.
ian2lyw
RAspBERRIEs and 'BLAcKBERRIEs
Latgs quantities, best quality and varieties fo
Wild Goose Pums and other Fruit and orn menta
Trees.
Send stamp for catalogues AID clnb rates
nov26-dt-w tinnaminsln. N. j.
CATALOGUES SENT FREE.
NJ. O'KEEFE, SON & CO.,
Importers and Growers Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Dutch Dulss
Fruit Plants, Ornamental Shrubs Roses, &C.
Ellwanger & Bsrry's Block. RoonEsTEn, N y.
L,ANCY POULTRY.
WADE & ARMSTRONG
Breeders and Shippers of all kinds Ct Fancy Poultry
Mambures, Grey and White Dorking Thoroughbred
Game. Seabright Bsntams, etc.
Also Rouen and Aylesbury Ducks and Bronze Tnr
|
Eggs from the above for Hatching warranted fres
! and from genuine Stock Packed carefully and ship
J ped by express.
! Send stamp for circulars and price list.
WADE 6 ARMSTRONG
Agricultural and Seed Warehouse.
ocl.tfw 1929 Market ST., Philada
S1RAWBERRY BASKETS,
STRAWBERRY CRATES
Bcecher's STRAWBERRY BASKET is now full
acknowledged to be the best in all points Of any b,
ore the public. A pint Of berries liz this basket wi
often bring more money than quart in the old style
CRATES for these baskets of any pattern To su
shipper; built for srryicc.
PEACH CRATES and LADDERS in their season.
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
! MouLDINus, sCRoWt sAwINe,
!, TURNING and JOB wOR
Or EvEf Description.
!. Fuinihed of excellent material and best workma
o ship.
, az Svnd fr price lit.
WHEAT & BENNETT,
MARIA yw Camden. Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

UNITED STATES OF AMERlCA,
Chartered by special Act OF Congress,
Approved July 40, 1865.
CASH CAPITAL, ..............$l.000, 900.
DIRECTORS
Jay Cooke fEhds Henry IS Gnsk w8wyh hIs
9 Ratchrard starr, Phs., VIM chs"S SfiM Wish
Vim. G. Moorehead, Phlla John D. Defrees. Wash
George y. Tyler, Philada. Edward Dodge New York.
j. Hincklcy Clark Phila., II G. Fahncstock. "a
OFFICERS.
q. H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
HENRY d COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance ard Execuiivec IN.
EMERsoN W. PEET. philada. sec,y and Ac,u,r,.
EST RNER. Washington. Assistant secretary.
FRANCIS q SMITH, NJ. d. Medical Director.
s. EWING MEARS. NJ. D., Asst. Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. x. BARNEs, Surgeon GEM. U. :. A. Washington.
P.J iioHWiTz, Chief Medical apartment u. 5. N.
d " BLISS, II D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WIN. D. CHANDLER, Washington, D. G.
GEORGE HARDING, Phadcphii, Pa.
This Company, National III its character, offers by
reason Of its Large Capital, Low Rates of Premium
and New Tables the most dcsir ible Of insnr-
| Ing life yet presented to the public.
The rates OF premium being largely reduced are
made ~ favorable To the Insurers those Of the best
Mutual Companies aud avoid all the complications
and II ccrtaintlrs nf Notes, Dividends and the nissan
derstandiegs which the latter apt to the
Policy Holders.
Several 'cw and attractive tables are now prcscni-
cd which need only to b. uners God to prove acctI-
| table 10 the public, such MS the INCOME-pRUDC.
| cling POLICY aud RhTf I'm PREMIUM ITiLICY.
IN he former, the policy holder MT @nly secures
life insurance. payable ri DEATH hut will receive,
living after period Of few ycars,nn dnHuai fponc
oqult TO ten pr cent 40 pr nn) Of The pr - has
poicB In the latter the Company NJ 10 return 10
ih6 assured The total amount ~ money he his iD, IA,
| an addition d Mc amount ~ his I,oi'gp
The attention of persons contemplating insurn,,
their lives Or Increasing the amount ni insurance they
already have, is called To the special advantages III
| fered by the National Lie Insurance Company
Full particulars 10 be had on application Mt our
Office, where Circulars and Pamphlet fully descrb-
inr tho advantages offered by the company, may he
had, Liberal terms offered to agents aud Solicitors.
. WoOLs1ON d co.,
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THE
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RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THEIR
FRS T MORTGAGE
B 0 N D S
AT PAR.

NINE HUNDRED AND SIXTY MILES
or the line West from Omaha are now completed and
the work Is going on through the Winter. As the
distance between the finished portion Of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads is now less than 400
ml'es, and both companies are pushing forward the
work with great energy employing over 80, 600 men,
there can be no doubt that the whole
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-01-07

Or to Jesse II, Covington, Agent, Princess Anne
Nd. scp17-1yw-tp
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
What Constitutes q Handsome Man.

Well. in the first place. there must he
enough of him; or, failing in that-but
come to think of il. he mustn't fail in
that, because there can't be no beauty
without health, or at least to nv way OF
thinking. In the second place. he must
have beard; whiskcrs a. the gods
please, but beard insist upon. else
one might at well look at girl. Let
his voice have the dash of the Niagara.
with the music Of baby's laugh in il.
Let his smiles be like the breaking forth
OF sunshine in n spring morning A. 10
his figure, il should be strong enough to
contend with n man, slight enough TO
tremble in the presence of the woman
he loves Or course. ii he is well
made mau, it follows that he must be
graceful on the principle that the per-
feet machinery moves harmoniouslv;
therefore, YOU and himself and the milk
pitcher are safe neighbors at the table.
This style of handsome men would no
more think of CARRYING cane than lie
would uss para>ol 10 keep the sun out
OF his eyes. He can wear gloves or
warm his hand III his breast-pockets, as
he pieases. He can even commit the
suicidal beauty act of turning his out
side coat collar up over his eyes on q
stormy day, with perfect iInpunity; the
tailor didn't make him; and a. TO hi
halter, if he depend, on hi, handsome
man, patronage OF 1.-THE lates, spring
stvle. | Tear he would die of hope de-
ferrcd, and yet-by Apollo. what bow
hc makes, and what an expressive adled
he can wave with his hand For all
thi, he is not conceited, for he hath
brains.
But Your conventional handsome
man" OF the BARRIERS window, was fig
ure head pattern, with a pei lock in the
middle of hi forehead, an applesized
head and raspberry mustachc with six
hairs in it, paint pot III his cheeks. and
little dot of II . goatee on his chin.
with pretty blinking little studs in his
shirt bosom, and little neck-tie that
hook as if it would faint were it tum-
bled, I'd as lief look at a poodle. al
ways feel a desire To nip il with pair
OF sugar tongs, drop il gently into
bowl of cream and strew pink rose
leaves over the little remains.
Finally. reader. when soul magnetic
e. soul. the question OF beauty is dead
letter. Whom one loves is alwav-
handsome; the worlds arbitrary rules
Notwithstanding; therefore, when YOU
say, what can the handsome Mr.. b.
see to admire in that stick of Miss j?
or ''what can the pretty Miss b. see to
like in that homely Mr.. C.?' you siu.p-
ly talk nonsense-as YOU generally do
on such subjects. Still the pa,-son gets
his fees and the census goes on all the
same Fanny Fern.
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24

But | could not answer, and there was
no need. For from the wharf came such
cries OF agony and grief, that with wild
shrieks, rs though with prophetic in
sight they knew what was the terrible
cause, they all rushed forth to where the
crew OF my preservers were relating to
horror-stricked multitude Of how the
Polly had been burned in the arctic seas,
and how all hands had perished save
one.
was spared the witnessing of what
followed. for q dead faint came over me,
and that was succeeded by delirium.
For many days lay tossing to and fro
in burning fever. When reason again
dawned, the intensity of nv poor
friends grief had Gained somewh hat,
and they could hear from me the terrible
story. All, how Lucy wept when told
1t and truly | wept with her
or course there could be no allns;ons
to our bargain, for long time, II ever.
The Captains circumstances were good,
and his daughter and her aunt were
provided for. Henceforth they must be
two lonely. mourning women, upon
whom my hopes could not be intruded
without otiense, even cruelty. Without
a hint or 4 nurmur. therefore, assum-
ed the position of friend and brother,
and was so. tacitly, accented And .
year passed away Then came M
thoughts of going to sea again, and /
casually. as il were. mentioned the sub
ject to Lucv's aunt. II was one even.
ing when she sat with me on the porch.
Lucy being inside the house. To nv
surprise. rather. the aunt strongly on.
posed my project
Why cannot YOU settle YOUR home
at once right here - said sbe
Because home without n Wifi "a
none and wife | shall never have
replied
II don't see why. See here, Abner,
have never spoken of il before III,
YOU NAV as well know that am awar.
of all that took place before ,ou sailed
on that terrible voyage" she answered.
And how can / revive the subject
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24

- 'l-ll'''I-ll---l-lll-ll--
A Birds Nest

Over my hsGed doorway
Tso little brown-winged birds
Have chosen to tashioa their dwelling,
And utter their wing worxls;
All day their going and COMING
On err.nds frequent nd deet,
And warbliug over and over.
''sweeiest. sweet. sweet. o sweet.
Their necks are chsaeesnl ed shining.
Their eyes are like living gems;
And oil day loag they are busy.
Gathering strsws snd seeus,
Lint. and feathers, and grasses.
And half Forgetting TO esi.
Yet never failing 10 wsrbls,
sweetest, swell {. sweet. o swess.~
! scatter crumh. on the doorvtep,
And ding them some glossy threads:
They fesricssly gather my bounty,
And turu up their Rrscsfnl hea .,
And chsfter and dance, ssd auiter.
And scrape with their tiny fe<e,
Telling Ne over and over,
-swecie~t, sweet, sweet. o sWeet,-
What fthe sky is csoudeds
What II the rain comes down!
They are all dressed TO meet r.,
In waterproof suits Of brown
They never mope nor langu sh,
Nor murmur 1T storm OF heat.
But say, whatever the weather,
Sweesest. sweet, sweet. . sweet,''
Always merry and busy.
Dear little brown vi inxeJ birds.
Teach mc the happy magic
Hidden ia those ssff words,
Which aiways In shine or shadow,
- lovingly you repeat
over md over aud over,
sweetest, sweet. sweet. D sweetr'
FLoRENCE PERCY.
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
Old Horse.

There ia an old herse now living an
owned in fhe ve,tern part Of Licking
County, Ohio. BY one j In Gmrnev that Is
probably the oldest horse living II all ac-
connts concerning him are true.
The old horse was foaled In Lower Cana
da III the ear 1878. making him so years
old next Spring.
At the age of rs he got mare with foaled
that was ~ years old. who never had q
colt before and the colt il now living.
For the last 5 years he has lived entirely
upon ground feed, principally -four.
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
-.'Patrick, WHY did YOU write

Patrick, why did you write so
large hand p
Sure. yer honour, it's to me ovid
mother, Who is very deaf, and l am
writing her a very loud letter."
A little girl was lately reproved
for playing out Of doors with boys, and
informed that being seven years old,
she was too big for that now.
Why. grandma, the bigger we grow
the better we like EN-"
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
Merchants Lime.
STEAMSHIP VIM. TIBBETS.
BOSTON Il PEN0BSCOT RIVER

The Steamship wn. TIBHErrs,
f,wiil run seekly during the season
i<--:z l..tween Bangor asd Bosson
leaving Bangor every MONDAY Il O'Clock 4.
Point, Belfast and Tenants Harbor.
Returning-win leave Battery Wharf, Bosten,
every THCRSDA1, ZEN toueeing ~ ABOVE
Freight taken al reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations fSr passenger
Fare from Bangor winserpor and Bsekspors.
$500 -.
are from Belfast and Tenants Harber ~
Neals extra
For further information enquire Of
VI. n. FULLER. ASeol
sne Is, ut April Is, 1853 lso
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
House LOTS FOR Sale,

pART Of The Estste Of TIE late sabia Pond ESQ,
situafrd on the western side Of the road between
Eli-vcrfh. and Falls Villages having Isea Sur
veyed ard located in iots, containing noo eeS
fourth, 10 two acres each. sai1 tess VII se sess .
: good bargain, and On favorable terns.
persons wishing 70 purchaee. wlu nd -
sheir interest 70 examine thee sots. Any f1rsn9
10 atom - to price, loeatoe, o. eeeOe 81 ea0s
ear be otxsined by spplyiAg - ~ s.esctsS
J. L M0O8.
EIsvorth March 16eh ,leoo. no
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24

ened. falling hair checked. and bald
ness often. though no, always, cured
hy lis use. Nothing can restore The
hair where the follicles are DESTROYED.
or the glands a,rophied and decayed.
Bat such o. remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with n pas,y sedi-
men;. II will kecpii clean and vigorous.
lts occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleierious substance. which
make some preparations dangerous and
iniuriou- % the hair. The Nigor can
,piv byncii, but not harm it. Ii wanted
merely Tor a
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
j. at once agreeable,
healthy. and effcciual
Tor preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hd.r Is soon restored
70 ifs original color
'r'fh The gloss and
.tre'h"e" ct youth.
Thin hair is thick
Ellsworth American., 1869-06-24

feshaps u. oer ,.s.,h.
cine u 20 univ-r-Alis re-
quiTset by everybody as
> caihartic. nor va ever
any before 30 unIveTs al
~ adopted into usc. in
every country anil among
all cissses, a. tht. mild
- efficient puTyaiive
IA. The obsio1s reA.
son IL, that it u morr re-
liable and Tar fnore rrec.
tuai rcfae'iy than any
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