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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09
A AMERICAN HOTEL,

LA OENTREvILLE, SNYDER Co., Pa.
WILLIAM S. long, Proprietor.
This well known hotel, located In the
town Of Centrevillc. has been thoroughly
repaired aud redt,ed, and IL in the best con.
dition 10 accomm odate the travelling public.
Every effort will be made to promote the
comfort Of guests. A share Of public pat.
ronsge IL solicited. Aprii6-'S0tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

S95 BROADwAY SEw YORK.
s3O CHESTNUT ST. PHILApHLrUrl.
POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty aud Elasticity Of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity Of Machinery.
spOoh.
Nc fastening of sean, by hanl and no
waste ot thread,
wide range o'aFp,ica'ian without change
Of adjustment.
The seam retains 'ff beauty aul frmuess
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing an kind. ~ work done BY
by other Sewing Machines. ths-. Machine.
execute the mos; beautiful "A rsru,nep,
Embroidery lni ornameutal work.
rSs- The Highest Premiums al the fair,
aud exhibitions Of the uuilei States aud
Europe, have been awarded 're Grover <
Raker Sewing MaebiEa.. aui the work
BY them, wherever exhibited ia c0mpetion.
esf- The very isE-st prize. THE CROSS
OF IHE LEGION OF HONOR, vas con-
fered on he representative of Grover &
BaAer Sewing machines. AZ the exposition
Cniysrselle, Paris. l>67 thus alestinr
Ibe'r great superiority ever all other sew
iuE Machines.
For sale oy SAMUEL FAUST. Selus.
grove, Pa April 90. 80.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY.

A VALUABLE Farm situate In Monroe
township. this county, Is offered a, private
sale. Sec advertisement.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09

FREEMONT HOTEL,
IL FREMONT, SNYDER CO, PA.
ENOCH SMITH, Proprietor.
This new hotel is now prepared Tor the
accommodation Of guests and will afford
first rate entertainment TO persons visiting
Fremont. Every cficrt will be made TO
promote the comfort Of travellers stopping
at this house. Choice liquors at the Bar.
and the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable in con.
nec"on with the house. April6'70tf
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-06-09
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
gHVEne dSHoGsaG d annie
IN THEGOLD MARKET

Has caused very heavy decline nearly kud of goods the cheap
of j. w, Reese q Bro Main Bristol, Tenn Having laid
he gold and beautiful Spring aud Sumner
goois offer extraordinary inducements those who buy
cash cquyaentn produce We selling prime article of %
Best cacoe I2 mot tho best sight, but the best that
art made)
Doing business under extremely light aud with ample
successfully with this section of
be happy duplicate bills bought other houses But
friends distinctly understand will
the miserable that class of traders who sail under false
eo trade other m risk bankrupt their regulations both at home
We ocl fully
assured that this cut threat system of do is thoroughly understood by al
ensbo citizens both of town and aud that the voice o. the people
unanimous in It's condemnation The trick of putting few well known articles
below and then adding unfair profit OF the many e
articles, whh is impossible but merchant to know the value Of Is
shallow decoive unworthy SOLID and correct business
The only advice have friends in such Is when these
offered take them by all but shun the hidden o0 De-
ng that there but of doing business,
a produce,
thing and having planted ourselves this platform shall fight
goods make the interest of all to trade with
will be- dan9 and mutual confidence between buyer and
fact
successfully this pon then will our friends
may cams against them, will them oil and close
doors
friends and customers that we thank
patronage extended promise them that
goods stock, barely living profits feeling
entirely confident that by doing studying not only their interests but
D. W. ll1Aof I'hO'
Bristol, Tenu May 20 1S7O,-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
WgdDrlBGS UlrVaIEd ThrglGY and Cleaners
good gOd Apply to G. Fowler at the
Office Of the Bristol News
Tenu May 20 lS7O.-rf.

WIVES AND MOTHERS. Onlywoman
knows what women endure and If
there be any means of assuaging the
distress of body and mind which so
many thousands experience, day after
day and week after week, with n forth
tude which puts to shame the boastful
courage of man. who will deny that
so great blessing to the sex should
be found i'm every household?
Millions of men hive been benefited
by its use, but among the feeble and
siclIly of the opposite gender, who,
perhaps, need ii most, It's virtues are
not so widely known. This foremost
remedy OF the ago-this specific for
for every species of debility, general
or local, constitutional or casual, is
PLANrATIoN BITTEBs. One right of
woman, at least, will be conocdcd-tho
right to strengthening herself to sus-
tain the ills OF which the laws Of ma
ture have made her the unfortunate
hoiress.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
letter From tJniGT,,
UNIoY, TnNN., JuIy 4th ls7O.

UNIoN, Tenn, July 4th 1870.
Editors Bristol Nc,0s:
SIRs We had the pleasure, on the
evenings of Friday and Saturday, Of
the Ind and Bird of this inst, TO be pres
ent at the exhibition given by Prof.
Davis, for the benefit OF the Methodist
church at this place. And we arc
gratifed to have TO say, that it was II
lnagni ficent success. Which by the
way, il by no means strange an
notincement, to those, who know the
good people o. that pleasant littlo viii
lage, ana The country surrounding il,
For we think (and arc satisfied that
your Knowledge of the people of that
place, will Justify yol IN bearing us out
in the assertion) that more noble,
highmindcd, generous, christian heart
ed people inhabits 10 portion of this
terrestrial globe. The effects of the
late war, left the church at that point
i'm n dilnpidatcd condition. So much
so that il could not be occupied by u
congregation. The people here om-
poyerishcd by the war, have been
struggling to repair the church for
three long years. They had partially
succeeded, but the work had come to Il
stand still. Prof Davis, in the good
ness OF his heart, saw the difficulties
attending the enterprise, ana came to
/ their rescue, and gave thonla beautiful
aud interesting, ana Instructive cNnl-
bition of "A great variety of beautiful
scenes, and the beauty of IL -, that he
! generously contributed the whole OF
Z mo proceeds arising from the exhibit
lions TO the Methodist church at this
place; thus enabling them 10 prosecute
10 completion about all needed repairs
uDon their church. And for services
illus rendered by Prof. Davis, / am in
struuted TO rGiuun him. for them, and
on their behalf the Warmcst gratitude
and thanks of the peopleof the village
of Union and surrounding country
Some, we are aware, object most
strenuously to raising money in thl'
manner, for tho use of churches and
are disposed t. say, that when tn,
Lord wants 10 build Il church, he doe'
not resort to such means. To such We
can only say, that In our opinion, tive
good ends are accomplished: First
useful and worry important instruction.
are impaired 10 them.
Then Messrs. Editors, when you Wis
It Union again you Will nave th'
privilege of seating yourselves IN
neatly and tastcly arranged ehurch
whero you may behold rare oeauty
intelligence, and sound moral NNorth
Ne would be pleased TO SEQ many oth
on sections OF our county follow TN
example of the good people OF Union
, and thcn We would have better church
ts, better congregations, and So
christianity progressing. 1 must as
your pardon, for the length of thl
letter, / did not intend 20 write la
80 much. We would not forget 10 mel
ton the fact that much of interest wa
added % the exercises by way of Nh
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Goodson Corporate Eicction. No
election since the town of Goodson
was first Incorporated has elected that
same degree of Interest and developed
the same amount OF excitement as that
of Tuesday last for town officers which
marked the close of the iHtcyrcJatm.
The Conservative Citizens ticket was
successful and resulted in the choice
of |. G. Fowler, FOR Mayor; Messrs.
Saul, Owen, Winston, G. n. Pepper
and q. IL. Davault for Councilman,
and Mr.. Thomas Willard, Recorder.
John Lyon, Independent Conserya-
tive WAS elected Sergeant. Up to
twelve O'Clock the excitement Wa over
the Mayoralty but It was then evident
that the Citizens ticket WAS to triumph
and the excitement was Transferred to
the contest for town Sergeant, and il
continued to increase. up to CLOSE OF
counting the vote.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Chds. M. Fulton. We have not
read with more surprise and deeper
sorrow of the death of any friend or
acquaintance than that of Charles NJ.
Fulton of Smythe County. The
writer of this paragraph was his class
mate, in 1865 at Emory and Henry
college and found in him a warm
friend of generous christian impulse
of bright and scmtilating intellect
with as noble soul and gallant a
heart as any who survived "war' S
troubled night" When we parted
with him he had just bloomed into
manhood and was preparing to enter
fer the prize of life's great contest
Led on by a zeal and ardor too power
hI for the weak frame that encased
MIS- noble soul he has been borne down
BY the very swiftness of the pursuit
and we regret that we were not present
to have dropped q silent tear upon Ll-
funeral bier.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
nON4HLY NOTICES.
EEcnliIl,s T.cat IpcGcncc.

The weak cotCth herbs" says 81. Paul,
so thnt eighteen hundred years ago the val
nc of me iicinal plants was appreciated. In
the OIL testament botanical remedies are re-
peatedly recommended, but in no passage Of
s1cred history Is man recommended TO swal-
low calomcl, or blue pill or any other miner
al preparation. The sick were directed To
cut herbs to strengthen them, 20 purify them
To heal them, TO restore them. In that day
the art Of making vegetable extracts was I'M
known. The herbal medicines wero mere in
fusion.
1t was reserved for later age to unite the
sanitary essences of tonic, aperient and
ambitious roots, barks, and plants, with an
active stimulant, and thus secure their rapid
diffusion the dcbilitatod and disorlcrod sys-
tenn. The crowuing triumph of this ofec-
tive mode of concentrating and applying the
virtues OF medicinal vegetable was achieved
i'm the production of ilostottor's Stomach
Bittcrs. Never before had perfectly pure
alcoholic atimulant been combined with the
Expressed juices of the finest species Of the
vegetable kingdom. Never yet, though eight
teen years hnyc elapsed since its inuoldc-
ton has this areoi restorative bccucquallcd'
Il Is taken at an scafona, IN all climc3, as the
most potent safeguard against epidomics, as
a protection against all unhealthy eXhnl,
tions that produce debility or begct disease
ms a remedy for intermittent aud other uiala-
rious feycrs as an appetiser rs a sovereign
cure for dyspepsia us n general tonic and
inveorant; as gentle, painless apperient
as u blood dcpurcut; rs n neryinc as a
cure for bilious affections; as a hamles'
anodygc and as the HEsr DEFENCE on
MANN under mlayorablo circumstances
such as SO entary pursuits, undue bodily OF
/ mental excriion, hardship, prlYaton or eN
rorure. In.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

BLU NJ lI-I4Ii, july II, - ~.
Marriage Licenses were issued to the
following named persons during the
month OF juno 1870.
David =. Nolan and Matilda Bird
well Henry u. Shaiicr and Susan lay
lo-; John X. JONES and Mary J. Zoo
her; Fruncis NJ. lIades and Mary T..
Goby; Samuel n. Crawford and FAM
ne 4. Baclmau; Edmond Moore and
Matilda J. Carter; Abram n. Hicks
and Martha llarr; james RGystOn and
Mary Prdteri II. y. Maloney and Lau! II
i. Hale; Columbus CARBON and Cath, 9.
lin, \. Cross Peaison Neh'and Matte
A. Pride; Henry II. Churchwell and
Henrietta ;. Boyer. Samuel BachInan
and Elizabeth smith; Nathaniel t..
Barr and Sarah J. l!utchins: John
Moore and Francis A. Barker.
JAS. =. HADLR, Clerk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

"COt Inn. AN editors exchanges
arc as necessary 20 him ~ Che saw to
the carpenter or the pIow to the farmer,
though hut few persons realize IL. We
often ohlige friends Ivy loaning only
for u short time, and frequently never
get Them back. Our friend Fitz won 1T
sometimes forget 20 return on time
but Eve got him" the other day. Eor-
rowing an exchange, which we had
not read, for ~ minutes time, two
Louis claI sed and we didn't get it,
We sent our devil down and borrowed
his shears and thimLlo for .Gyc minutes
cltV and quietly laid them 10y till he
should cali for them. AZ lie was II
tailor he soon realized the situation
and thinks we got him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
AVOgfD tlUACEkN.

A victim Of carly inlrcroiion, causing nervous
debility, rrrmaiure decay, &C., having tried ~ vain
every ndyariiscd .rcluody. las 3D. covered simple
meats of sclf-curo which he will sent free To his
fcllow-hulcceGs,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

GEN. Qnarics.- This distinguish
ed citizen of ClarlSsvillo, Tenn, raid
Utfr office a visit on Monday last. lie
IL candidate for the oiliccOf Governor,
subject to the action of tho convention
which IA expected to assemble at
Nash Vile sometime In September. In
his hands tho State would suffer no
dctriment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
MANUFACTURERS
Bnrsro1, Tenn.

IN powar af4i ft8t-clasg machin
We have a largo stock Of tho
hich viii Do found US low. aud
mont we will give the prices at
tpt frHmo, , comb boxes, draw
ylrs ~ wuol-iop bureaus with
Tod with carved hundics 10 Si4
and walnut maFblo- tor centre
10 walnut wNrdrpbos, with case
lcut Of bed.icads from ~ 90 to
ucker's bed spring, superior to
ttaga hcdstunds which We OirrT
, the price IS from n to " 90;
poplar @ 81 Il. $40; trundlo asd
on castnrs W. have tweH,y
.n, tlUi smaller size rs, wliigh
'arlor chairs, richly carved, la
iers Al to o. wood scat chaira
'kors az To $40; paTlor stands,
read y made collins, which for
r ~ 30; y gsntaol out1t for a
ash, doors, blinds, getting out
lu conclusion NO a. X all who
olsowherc. n you ask why We
L Visit our establishment ard
rtrriage than Il horse carriage.
lrseivos and customers a profit
lcfs wiz buy Just as you would
turned OF orr cNprusc, and wo
h EIATTO& ~ 60.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
q ristOl 9eGs.
FRIDAY, July Is, 1870.
VIRGINIA. & qENNErgFE nAiI.nol 4

VIRGINIA & TENNENsEE RAILROAD.
{Si t5g ..l.s,s,l l..,;.s.l5....... r,,.....z7zT1
Mail train leaves Bristol, 1902. NJ.
Arrives in lynchbmg, 800, AN.
Mail train leaves l.ynchburg, $50, p. NJ.
Arrives in Bristol, 600, A.. NJ.
Freight trains leave Bristol $50. A. NJ.
Freight trains arrive 6.55A.M. 4.iOP. Al.
Freight trains leave Lynchburg $40 A. NJ
Arrive in Bristol 4 80 \. VI. &5.IOP.M.
Distance 2Ol miles Fare cents Der mile
2S minutes allowed for supper at Bristol.
E.T.NA. & GA. RAILROAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol 5.97 A. NJ.
Arrives in Knoxville 1884 =. VI.
Mail train leaves Knoxville ll.I5A.
Mail train arrives in Bristol G.i0p. NJ.
Mail train arrives in Chattanooga 40 P.N.
Mail train leaves Chattasoogp i.45 AM.
Freight trains leave Bristol Gas A. NJ.
Freight trains arrive in Bristol g.2O p. NJ.
Distance 100 niles Fare cents per mile.
- minutes allowed for supper in Bristol.
Tenn. time being 80 minutes slower Y an
"a. time, the apparent want of connection
tween the above schedule is explained.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

A Matrimonial Sfecuiation.-An
old Bachelor near Johnson City fell in
love with pretty girl of eighteen
made over 81, 900 in property to her
insured her life for $4,000 in a paid
up policy, got the license and brought
the preacher when the girl would not
have him but took the s., 000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

The nomination Of Prince Leopold
of H0hcnZollcni 10 the Spanish throne
is likely TO produce general European
war. France has given Prussia "a
hours to withdraw the nomination or
war will follow. The latter claims to
10 innocent and preparations for war
continue on both sides. The contest
seems to be for tho LEFT bank OF the
Rhine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

feaee aud Wool.-Blcssrs. Chas.
X. Vance and J. II. Wood have
formed a partnership under the name
and style of Vance and Wood. At
torneys-at-law. They are gentlemen
well known and we commend them to
the favor of the public.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

E" Concert. h-On Tuesday hlehtsever-
ri youhg ladies and young gentlemen
gave an entertainment at the Metho-
dat church, consisting of music, tab
lcaux and charadcs. for the benefit of
n lady In town. There was fair at
tendance, though the amount realized
was not lnTtc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

M. q. ". .StdUoR las JEST received
q new supply of Cloths ana Cassimercs
which are very fine. He has an article
ri Docskin Cashmere which we think
etperior to any Ne have ever seen.-
Pants will bc furnished from it for 5l5,
and il they do not 1T call at our Office
ana ne Nil ray the damage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

reduction Of IdratioA. In Sulli-
van County the aggregate State aud
County tax for 1869 was 1923, 522. 80 (;
for 1870 the aggregate is S1S,51l.31,
showing a reduction of $40, OOS. Il.
What a commentary on Radical rule
as Compared with Conservative
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Tie SeHigah Comfy Court
Where there is n Radical Clerk Rad
zeal Court pays for the blanks used
by the Clerk, but when there is Con
sentative Clerk Radical Court gets n
sudden notion of economy and refuses
an appropriation. Oh consistency
wat jewel thou art.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

ONE DOOn EAST on TIE NEWS OFFICE,
KANE5' BLOCK. BmsrM., TIM.
Bacon very little Offering and prices con
be advanced at will by holders. Grain none
offering but would command ready sale ut
quotations. The demand for new wheat
bids fnir to be better than last year-wo
would not advise oar friends 20 hold, but rs
they have the experience Of the last two
years to guide them we will NOT give any
views OF our own. Trade generally excool-
ingly duh
Bacon, q pound, 49,. ....r..t l5@l6
Beef retail of butcher, ..........., SOLO
Butter -...". ..--.........,..,, IGaa ~
LccsWaA ......,''... .'''''''.'sa Zc
Candles, common ,,-.........,ss..a 10
Atlamsntlhe, ...,...,',.... Zolza
Chickens. live ...,.,...'..,,,,.. l6sW2l
Coffee, RIO, en- ,..,,,,.'''.,,,.,, ZDgH'
Cotton l0rnf, ....'''.,.'.l IUCi 20
Corn, per bushcl, ..,..,,,.,..,.,.'',.9O a .
Meal, per bushel, ...-..... 95Al00
Cement, James River, q bbl ,,........4 81
Egss, per dozen, ,..,., ...,.'.,...'.'... I23
Flax seed ..-..- ...' ,----..,..',.,, o.
| Flour, d sack ,..'@' ..'.'' ''''''Z 100 ) W
Feathers Oh 80. ...,-,..' '..'.. 6OC9t3
! dlnaVng $500 .-v'' - 49, '''-''''' %
| Iron, hur, d lb ,-.,-.....,...,'s... 5
" rod and band, i9lb ..,,..-.-.... las
| tire, .-..-.,..''s..-'..' .''''' o
4" terap,., s'...,., II
| Lard, ......,. ..','ss'' 100 u
Leather, sole, ..--.." .''''' $500. s5a5a
upIeri.... ">.,....-.,..- 63af5
! Lead u bar, ---- ,.....'..,.s'''s'',, ~
! Alolasaes .....-.-,. ..'-'.''-..' '9oal ~
/ NuilH, ,........~,. "...s.,..,s.t.,, 1898
Oats, 4 bushel ...-.'.....,..,.., A5a50
Powder, rihe' -.--'' ~-,--',.'''' e.. - at
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Going TO Return.-Our friend w. b.
Williams writes US that not being
pleased with the prospect OF the bust
moss in which he intended engaging
at Cincinnati, he will return 20 Bristol
and continue the pork packing bust
ness,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Tie Hciy 1iriicic.-Dr. Bunting has
furnished us with a package Of sea
Moss Fuiine which We have tried ard
are able 10 speak quite good word
fbf. II IS Vefy desirable and attrac-
tive article 81. food FOR those In health,
but ns q Alet for The sick 1t il perhaps
unsIlrnhstCd.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

>, Pcppor Neutrality-suspicious. have
for sale the new article OF Saptlin
Which we have thoroughly tested and
find To be worthy of everything said
In its favor in the advertisement 10 he
found IN our columns. They arc also
just i'm receipt of splendid lot of toilet
Soaps hieh are very cheap and quite
0prinblp. Call and see them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

WsutN's BEsr FRlgND.-'fo relieve the
ocl,inr heart Of woman and TO bring joy
where sorrow rcigned supreme, is "A mission
before which-tho smile Of kings dwindle Inc
10 ult,i insignifcauce. 10 do this is the Pc
culm province of DR.. }. Bradfelds Female
Regulator; which, from the .nunl orlc5s
curcs It has accomplished, is appropriately
STYLED Woman's Best Friend. 1ho distress
ing complaint known as "whiicf,' and The
ne various irregularities Of the womb, 70
which woman Is subject, disappear like meg,
&c before a single bottle Of this wonderful
compound. Il prepared by Z. u bradhold'
DRUGGIST, Atlanta. Ca, ana soldat sl'o0 per
Bottle by respectable prugmeh oVeiy W.T. ere.
Physicians prescribe it. It's action d. prompt
and decisive. Ian.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15
Eor Gircnif Indie.

Having been unanimously nominated for
the Circuit Bench, hereby announce myself
n candidate for the office of Judge of the lst
Judicial Circuit of the State.
FEIlN A. REEVE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-07-15

Ham VluoR.-Iu common with many 9th
ors we have folt a lively interest in the in
ycstigntions which lr. Aycr has hcon max
inc 10 discover the causes of failure OF the
hair, aud to provide a remedy. His research
es are said to have boon much more borough
and exhaustive than any Vur before ipade.
The result Is now before MS uulcr the nnmo
OF AYsR's HAIR WluoR, We have given 81
d trial gul with fun saii.iaction. Il cquaii
our most favorable aaiiaipations. Our grey
hairs have disappeared, or resumed Their
original color; and Visible crop OF crop OF
eoit filken huir has started on part OF the
scalp which wa entirely bald pemoocfat'
Abingdon, Va. nm