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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10
SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP.
Marke: Street, oppose the Court House.

Ana everything else in his line, or manufae-
lures to rider. All work made in my shop and
under my supervision. None but the best OF
Leather which can be had, and superior work.
men employed. All work warranted good
stock of SaddleTy Hardware always on hand /
will not be uudersOld: all I ask is that You call
and see goods and learn prices
nO6t- JOSEPH II. SHEEDER.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10

BRUsHEs.-Hair, Nail and Tooth
brushes at Gallup & Kendall's.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10

Wall Paper at Hershiser and Myers.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10
Best Machine Oil in Tifin at Hershiser and
Nyers

SHAWHAN & WILSON'S,
No. l Empire Block, Tifin, D.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10

II you want to see your friends, you must
go to No. l Empire Block, at
SHAwHAN & WILsox's
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10

10 will be seen that il
posse ses advantages
over other Patent Gal
leys in absence Of side
screws, springs, slides,
or any other eORfTi-
vances which are ire
quently being broken,
soon wear Out or other
wise prove q veXetiOn
to the 3" poor devil.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1869-09-10

PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17
Carriages.
DULLEN u PIERCE,
CARRIAGE MAKERS

DULLEN n PIERCE,
'A and HARDWARE,
Nos. IL and 2S Union street..
o-E Having been in this business
eH&G for 30 odd years, are prepared to
Give general satisfaction to all who may
favor them with orders.
All kinds of LIGHT CARRIAGES
made OF the best material and worklaan-
ship, at lowest prices.
Spring Axles, Wagon Material, and
CARRIAGE GOODS,
A large stock suited to the trade at fail
prices. no24-ly
NOTICE. NOTICE
The undersigned respectfully solicits
COPYING WORE !
Which will be done neatly, promptly
a. at reasonable rates. He will also
WRITE BUSINESS, LOVE AND OTHER
LETTERS,
Tor all parties, Irrespective of color, at the
most accommodating terms, according to
the length and general character of the
letter. ALI kinds OF
PRINTING, JOB WORK AND BOOK
BINDING
attended with dispatch, and at reduced
prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS
WRITTEN IN RHYME OR PROSE.
He hopes his friends and the public
generally will give him call. Apply to
WIN. II. HOLSTEAD,
DAY Book ONCE,
b2i.tf Roanoke Avenue
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17
BELLIES FLIRTATIONS :
OR,
DISOBEDIENCE REPROVED
By E.-of Ferry Point.

the suburbs OF NOfIolK, Tesldeu
a family, whom We'll call
Caston,. wealthy, exceedingly
wise, fair spoken, and reserved
to strangers. The Castons
were in many respects eccen-
trio; their eccentrlcities made
them at first quite unpopular
with their neighbors-conse-
quently they were seldom ap-
preached except by those who
became we'll acquainted, and
only then with the greatest for
mality imaginable; but they
finally became more popular,
and formed numerous acquain-
tances.
John Caston's family was
composed Of himself, wife, two
girls and a maiden sister of 30
years. He came from York
shire, England, on account of
some political difficulty, which
assumed such q formidable as
pect as to threaten the peace of
his locality. In counsel with
his wife and sister, he resolved
to dispose of his property >
which was accordingly done,
and they embarked for the Old
Commonwealth, where our pre-
sent story begins.
Passing over year fraught
with no incident worthy of
mention except the remodel
ing of his mansion, which he
purchased at his debut in Nor
folk-we will resume the second
year. s.
Annie CASTOR, the oldest OF
the girls, had seen Is summers.
She possessed enough sedate-
ness, to contrast with her other
qualities of a noble nature, and
which in after years displayed
themselves in her character.
Annie became acquainted,
while on a visit to a friend in the
country, with Leon Mansley.
Leon was tall, easy and capti-
waiting in his manners, but not
blessed with a collegiate or
high school education, yet he
had sufficient learning to suit
an ordinary business. He laid
seige to Armies affections, and
after an eight months storm,
succeeded in gaining her hand;
and she become, by the consent
Of her parents, Mrs. Mansley.
They settled down at farming,
some three miles from the city,
but after various losses, occa-
stoned by heavy cold weather,
they moved near the valley,
and in the course of five years,
by studious application to bust
ness, amassed considerable
means. We here leave the
Mansleys and revert back to the
Castons. ~
Belle CASTOR, fifteen years
old at the time our story
begins, was what we.term a gem
of excellent beauty, with soft
flowing ringlets of a golden
hue, eyes that sparkled, emit
ting their bluest tint, a mouth
of symmetry disclosing set Of
teeth as white as the new fall
len snow, at every movement Of
her ruby lips, and a nose of
grecian model, her form being
in conformity to her features,
enumerating the whole, we
might say she. arrived, as neal
as imagination leads us,to what
might be called a Grecian pull
chritude. Belle was wild and
romantic, and, during the few
years after her sisters mar
rage, had cultivated a propen.
sitY for coqueting. or more vii.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

When We see two young low
ers kneeling at the sltar, the
hearts wish is, that they may
resemble the married in hea-
ven, who according to Sweden
borg's vision, always melt into
one angel, ~
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

For the Norfolk Day Book,
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by g. certet,,
pfactlce, INDUCED in when alone. hahif
frequently learned from evil companiopa.
or atschool, the effects of which are niSht
ly felt, even when asleep, and, if moi an.
ed. renders marriage impossible. and de-.
sIroys both mind and body, should apply
What pity that young man tb.
nope OF ms country, the pride of his n ar
ensss sn3ula be snatchsd from all Pros
quence OF dev1attng from the path ot
nature, and indulging in certa in secret
habit. Such persons must, before conteno :
plating MARRIAGES oon'eni-
reflect that a sound mind and bod1 owe
the most necessary requisites to pr0nnte
connup4al happiness. Indeed, Without
Gnese the Journey through life becomes a
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hor1rJv
darkens to the view, the mind becOmess
hadoWed with despair and filled with ~ a
melanchol reflection that the happinasn
now " wa
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

MORAL. Though the above
may not be a correct wee story,
yet it is nevertheless true pic
ture of life, and is worthy of
being pondered over, especially
by the ladies.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17
p Q E t r x
SONG
BY JEAN INGELoW

In the night she told story,
In the night and all night through,
While the moon was in her glory,i
And the branches dropt with dew.
Twas my life she told, and round it
Rose the years as from deep;
In the worlds great heart she found it,
Graded like child asleep.
In the night saw her weaving
By the misty moonbeam cold,
All the welt her shuttle cleaving
With sacred thread of gold.
All! she wept me tears OF sorrow,
Lulling tears SO mystic sweet;
Then see wove my last tomorrow,
And her web lay at my feet.
Of my life she made the story;
must weep-so soon twas toldl
But your name did lend it glory,
And your love its thread of gold.
E,or tho Norfolly D,u Poo1r
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

T ARGE ARRIV AIS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
Il. P. TABB & CO.,
No. % West Side Market So, and No.
Roanoke av.,
MORE ok, A.,
Call attention to their varied stock Of
Elweils Killing, Grubbing and wedding
Hoes, American cast-steel Planters Hoes,
Table and Pocket Knives of Rogers and
other makes, Leather and Gum Betting
and Gum Packing, Sheet Lead, oakum,
Grindstones, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Pumps, Woodenware, Sleeves, Rope,
Brushes, Carriage and Tire Bolts, Fishing
Tackles, Double and Single Guns, Re-
volvers. and every article come cted with
our business. Importing direct from Eu-
rope ar d purchasing our domestic goods
from first hands, enables us to compete
successfully with any market. Country
Merchants will ii ad it greatly to their In
terast to examine our stock.
E. p. TABB & CO.,
2S West side Market Square.
and No. Roanoke Avenue.
E. W. MOORE,
f. J. GRIFFITH ape
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17

Married persons, or Young Men eonteni.
plating marriage, being aware of Physi-
cal Weakness, Organic Debility, Defor
mites, speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care /
DR.. j. may religiously confide in his hon.
or as q gentleman, and confidently rely
kupon his skill as physician,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
THE U1LLzAnsBURGH HOMICIDE.

TERMINATION OF THE CORONERs INQUEsT-THE
PRISONER RELEASED.
The COroner's Inquest in the case of the VII
urmsburgh homicide was resumed yesterday afternoon
n; O'Clock The first witness called was the Rev. W. H.
Johnson who was with jeremiah Strickland as his spr-
la adviser after he was shot Strickland several times
said he exOnOrated Ike from all blame.
W H. Johnson ir Of the preceding witness testi-
eeJ that he was In tine hall when Strickland down.
aftcrward when there were several persons present
waters came in and said Jerry, sorry for what
not" Mr. Isaac Waters was brought INTO the room ana
the Coroner left II his own discretion whether he
would make a statement Of the occurrence After con
suliing with his counsel Mr. Waters took the stand and
v8r e@yS oTieS detaea statement cf the visit Of
sinckland TO lis house-the main facts OF which
ted that me rcpFoved the deceased FOR not treating his
wife beiev when strickland got very mao ana jumped @
soul; you down 10 the street, and III selte llls
with you he then down stas, and walked out Of
Tue door; did not know what to do; first thought
would 20 ont at the back door, and 10 the office, but
went to the door 10 shut IT, ana saw jerry sunalug
mind will talk TO you; when he saw / was gong 10
shut the door he pushed the door onehi NeSp
Ately started up Stairs; got up one flight
sht 81 sfars and met y Wife with pistol she gave
It TO and presented IL TO him with the intention Oh
made spring and tried TO get the pistol away from me-
the pistol went of in the struggle; he then seemed TO DC
cttng the better Of me- cooked the pistol and red at
hiu ut this time we had got up stairs ana "ee eloneu
on the stair landing; nc was still trying 10 get ihe p
tOl away from my W0 was standing aiOngslae OF us
and reached the pistol out 70 her ana she tOok ~
shortly after my wife got the pistol managed 10 jerk
nIyscf away from him. and followed my wife down stairs
Coroner Wbitchi then the 70 the jury, with
very brief charge After retiring about fifteen minutes
tbe fury returned verdict 10 this effect: We hnd That
Jeremiah Strickland 10 his death from pistol shot
az hands OF Isaac Waters the latter acting purely IN
self defense ana appeared 10 him, while IN Imminent
danger Of losing his life And further exonerate
Isaac Waters from all blame
The Coroner required bail OF 800 70 hold Waters In
view Of any action on the part Of the Prosecuting Ato
ney.
Mr Harding Secretary OF the Citizens Insurance Com
pauy signed the bond, and Isaac Waters released
from custody.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN BROOKLYN.

An afTray occurred on the sidewalk in front
ef No 2o7 Godst Brooklyn Thursday night about IOt
o'clock in which Frank Meay was stabbed in che side
with dirk by Miguel Fernandez causing wound Of
serious character not expected tOrecover The
parties. with family named Emmanuel Simmons, reside
M the house before which the stabbng took place The
latter IA Srothernlaw Of Fernando During the fore
noon dispute arose between AFS' Simmons and
McNally, and the latter apPiytaR some opproDrious
eptbets 20 the woman, ueall nel So'e,sa ti
sisps o. the face and -feEo. on Ihe .
return home 70 dinner OF SlmmOHs hb was aplseo OI
Rairs and forthwith procured warrant i%
the arrest of heNaly When he again returned ~
The evening he took MeEay " tasR fnd aIer aDns ans 3
each other for time. hey tnay agreed 20 Eh ~ ds
out. They went 70 the sidewalk ard had one round On
the second MeNaly got IN advantage Of bnmOnh, Wheh
Fernandez feang A. he stated, that iis brohern;iaw
would be ked, unsheathed his dirk aud plunged u I'D
&cSAllys de b. being at the tias on the top OF sim
mons. sgge crowd Lad gathered about at this Iae
aud Chicer CoTraDs attention being attracted
Tnrsuei Fernandez " q lageF-bier saloon,
H. cod e. near Byrtleave.. where the prisoner was
7Etn nt 90 stody ana locked NJ the Foynrs Police
SpTC s,net statODh0use Yesterday morning o was ar
SsisuG be ors Justoe welsh aud tho One6r preferred
SSsrge Il feiopiOus assault RghlIst him. " which be
pC1ed ot guilty. ITO was. however committed 10 isil
sEid TO be Of fhl character: FerD9ndez n Of low
SBspve VI England. aud peddleT Ry 0eeupsti0n.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
LdBOR MOVEMENTS.
THE WATERS STRIKE AND IT'S EFFECrs.

THE WATERS STRIKE AND ITS EFFEOTS.
Appearances yesterday in the dining-rOOms of
the hotels that have found necessary employ new
viJcs seemed indicate that the strikers had made
very little progress toward compelling propretOrs to ac-
cede 70 their demands for an Of IS per month
g. eir present rate Of wages. A committee from
sle WATERS Protective and Benevolent Association
waited on the propretors Of the st. Nicholas and
kcO-York Hotels 20 confer with them, but, finding
90 little encouragement went further The propretor
state that they getting along with their new walters
much better than they anticipated they should. ma
oy Of the new walters Germans who to create
Ntrv little cOuu,Ou and become accustomed 70 tnelr
duties quite rapidly The prOprietOrs are determined not
to recognize tie society and say that they will not treat
With any OF its representatives. Some OF tDe Old WATERS
who nave become attached TO the hotels where they
have been employed have called the prOpretOrs and
sgnhed Willingness to return 10 their duties. very
Lmcnabie incident occurred yesterday morning IN tne
dining room Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Several days
one Of the walters named Henry Sook returned 70
tue hotel and requested 10 De taken Datk lie SeeIeu
10 be very much frightened, ard although having
6ut slept there each evening. Being very nervous,
Dc COaNed one Of the walters 10 sleep with nm,
slept hut little during the night and Yesterday morning
while waiting on one Of the guests he dropped on MS
knees alongside the char OF the guest aud began praying
II was soon stterward aseertaned that ne was crazy
The pOpnetOrs had him conveyed 10 the Asylum on
NllaUlas, New.YoTk Fifh-aye. and Clarendon Hotels
quite satisfied that they will be enabled to gct
t@ag without any ANNOYANCE with the WATERS Wh"hi
tLe1 have recently employed.
STRIKE OF THE GERMAN CAP-MAKERs.
mass meeting Of the German cap-makers,
are now strike for the scale Of prices about
T. lr cent advance the old rates. was held yesterday
moon, at No. 11s Bowery. Mr. VIM Ober in the char
The meeting was called fof the purpose of considering
the prospects and probable results Of the movement IN
whil they are engaged From the reports Of the
committees appointed wait the bosses, IL appears
the answers returned by the employers were that
Fey would all give the advance demanded provided the
,.-fl of Marks Co would do the same. Among those
present was a representative Of the aforementioned
fr from whose remarks II appeared that rivalry eX
between the of Marks and the other manuac
tories which state of affairs has always proved detr
n estimation Of the wOrkmen On motion, a
Committee Of Conference was appointed, Who VIII NEE
The bosses to-day fOT the purpose OF eccthg eompV
mise, II possible.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
DESPERATE FIGHT At HUNTEFS POINT
pAuRoAD TRACK TORN UP-BRTDGE OVER THE THE
CREEK DAMAGED-sTICKs, STONES AND us
tolls FREELY USED.

pAuRoAD TRACK TORN UP-BRTDGE OVER THE
CREEK DAMAGED-STICks, sIONbS' AM TO
Tolls FREELY USED.
On Thursday evening last, two men nameu
NfcNslley aud Kallahan employed on the 0reenpoin'
pars proceeded from that place 70 Dutch Nils WIN
Ryowed intention OF having o spree. On the way O"V
they stopped at several Of the lager beer saloons t'
ly in their way drinking freely at all OF them' 80 th"
upon reaching the Kills they quite drunk Ihey
had not been long at Dutch Kills. when they met Marth
Marrow and anOtheri who is driver on the hun'eI
Point and Astoria Road An argument almost Iin
,oetiately epsued as to the relative merits OF
tle respective roads on which the parties were
employed. Words turned TO blows, and In
few moments they were engaged in general
Ggbt The Greenpoint succeeded in defeating
their opponents beating Marrow about the head ana
face i'm most shameful manner; not eontont win thls
they commenced tearing mp the railroad track ana IN
This way destroyed nearly he o5 i tie O,J % nv i % @
damaged the bridge over Dutch Kills creek 70 snch an
extent that the trains on the Flushlng hhINiu were
considerably delayed yesterday. Nothing more was
heard OF the fellows until about lOt O'Clock at hght ~
which time they entered the drinking saloon on Central
ave near Tnird-st They had only been few moments
there when Marrow and a friend also entG enterGo
this tmp however, Marrow succeeded In obtlniinkE
the mastery. Seeing this, MeNaey, who was mac WIZ, VIA
drink seized bottle which stood upon the counIe a
hurled Marrow but missed him. Upon the 't
the bottle the man who was with Marrow Puio tir
Tie pistol missed fire, ana finding II WOud noI T 10 In
struck MCNacy terrible blow on tIe heeu ~, To
butt end OF 10 at the same time dragging h ou' ' ~
VI MarrOw's friends and beaten III III ,,,to W,t,v% 10
The unusual noise IN tne @ 3.IeJ. sn W ntv
number OF people TO the scene Ont tISy w h
trre and the dght proceeded. mcNaley nnaliy oIoke
aud together with Kaahan ran TOWARD the
~ = Rridrs followed by the crowd. IL Is SAID tat kal-
,n i'm LIs night ran into Hewtown Creek and has not
since been heard Of McNalley made good ms escspe.
warrant has been issued ior the "rIes' VI 'ho P" n
gagged "a
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
TIE wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY DRIVE.

The Commissioners appointed to straighten,
amend the grade, and macadamiEe White Plains Road
from Thwate's house az Bronxdale via Williams Bridge
Olnyile Wakefield, and washingtonvle, 20 the railroad
depot at Mount Vernon thence up Fourthave 20 Third
ST. thence east through Third-st, 20 Third-ave and
thence south along Thdaye 10 and through the village
OF East Chester the old Boston turnpike to make "a
sort OF semcrcuar drive from the great public thorough
fare, been authorized by the amendment 10 the
original bill raise and eXpend SlIO 600 nile In the
proposed Improvement Proposals for the work are TO DO
received until the 7th instant, after which the contract
will be awarded, and the work commenced.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship weseT wshie Bremen May a. aud SouhamplO Mar 73
mdss and pasA
Steamship Leo, Dearborn, sayAnnah mdse. and pass.
Brig w. Spencer Spencer Remedies 10 days moiAssea
Kodiak Downing Cbfuegos 10 days and Sailed
o with bark Limerick Lass for NeWYork
SchT James Tiden, Davis Ellsworth Me-, lumber and ah
Bchr HaleyOn. (ysehn Hawkins. Port Jefferson
sCHOOsKRs-RIyKK opAkTwph
Maria Fleming Providence John G. Barter. Providence
ChkA p. Suekney, Norwich. A. d. CrAnmer, Ayn's Point
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros June Lkrived steamship KAtahdn from NeHYok bark
Pede from GOshbuI bh TsbgsD from Cold Spring, Psafes
from RemediOA
FoRTEESs MONROE Va juno 4Arvsa tehr Narsgans from
Boston for Mobile with uainnnsi Passed for Baltimore,
Mississippi from DemeTrAI WEteT Witch from Rosa
from Rio Passed ou bIEs Blanche for West udiesI I. Bell
for Baltimore.
sAvAHsAH. June A-Aryea, shL H. O. MOssep from Boston
Cleared Bsihb, for Stockton, Ne
June tSae seamIhips Maryland for BALTIMORE
ProBshsus for PhadsPsa Arrived, sehn Minnie hPpsr from
PbiladepbiAi Leila from Belfast, Me.
FEAsoIsoo Jnne +oIeared Ship Valparaiso for EsvYOri
fall cargo ClorhiA producer Ashburon hsbourn With
II 900 sacks oats Douglass for Valparaiso With Oo SSchI barley
Alice Graham, fOr Acapulco.
SPOKEN.
seb DAE days from s Nicholas Boston Nay 7 lat a. lon
g. distress short Of provisions, aud supplied
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
TgE DOYLE ALL.IGED HoMrcmE.

An investigation into the alleged homicide OF
Edward Doyle, whole body was exhuped last Wednes'
day. complaint Of hs widow, took place last night IN
Justice Eames's Court Brooklyn, E. d, DR.. Creamer
testf cd that be held postmortem examination Of the
body aud found that death reGuted from eryspeas but
be could not determine whether the disease caused
by injuries or not Several Witnesses testified that
deceased was dubbed in q BusLWICkayc. lager.beer
saloon before his fatal ness Tie Inquest adjourned
Al late hour and will be continued on Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
JOHN l. CROUSE. NJ D.,
Late A. \. L. s. A., A =. Vol Once,
No. 70 Esst Capitolst. WAshingtoB, u. @.
THK MOST REMARKABLE CURB KNOWN TO MEDICAL SCI
ESCR

This certify that shout years attacked With what
scon irt really nsk bat eontnuay
Suffered Of general uHVs5 and peculiar pains IN legs Amer
1ss th, r several moniL sores Commenced " bfcak ou,
than IL unhealthy ulcers sstabbd aud their
,ouus ohasctsf fully tbo~n Byey sad uudug several ply
that thf the OF seTufa they aud
regarded POOR notrg
u'si DID good psni ell The moBy could vh doctors
MEDICINES but ia the benefited
Induced the ZHGARl BlTEs and completely
ioaT bles Any who be neiuaHa
Iron CITY Hotel Walnu ami X X Harsburs
themselves 40 believe that Vonlsr
this elected medicine
oufdehtJ believe that almost s this eoRpn S Jieh
this ettraDFna Ny gsnera health eIen and
sF-is regularly good nuIl have died bat for ZGSGAR
DlTfkRS GEO. THOMAS
Thomas The anI correct in ever
particular svoTn tB3 SahscLbSl before me-
49, VI a 9 ssTH. Notary Ps1he
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
fAnnouneemtsiAl ]

THE SUMNER HAT.--The Summer hat is ont.
II il. Of coarse, HAT aBd the hsBtvoTh Of perfect
artist deserving tbsts Asaon Of The LIBERAL ks The
KSoI Sumner gotten there hs TO hn No
az BroAiSAy L Black lE hsu. shils rh bats snail
felt bats snpefb only part Of uensbdens selection.
far etosoE comprehensive beauty any exhibited In previous
sous By tins mosi feBouBed Of hspsu
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

BFAuTIFUL WoMAN-If you would be beau
tlfnl HAsaNs MAGNOLIA bALh
eises Blooming Con- psIon snd restores loua beuV
IL. effects are gradual natural and pefe'L
II Removes Reness Botehes ard Pmp's enr' Tan hanhan ahd
Prertief LADY % tliry bot tarntY.
The Maguoa Hatet the kha smooth ahd fsryi we he
ht and the With the Boo of Youth and mptfi
fssh punp appearance zoe CouHtsaHe No @ scl eoupl
OF her compeTog T3epts will purchase h ashstss article
a No al PArtfOW " y
prs your hair With LlOE's kATHAEoN