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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-22

CoaascI.5N - the Judges Of Floral Hall de-
p4rtI-aat 81 iae late Caireaden County Fair
desire 90 make correction IN the premiums on
sewing "asl.a,s published The awards were
's ''AoT'-
l,t premium d. Ais Burlington " heeieF
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80. b5.u.-., 2. C. Eyer, Burlington, Weed
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DHHBtTI8S-Il response o letters missive
r. 49,, ,cl.-.L =; .L:.
lr'l me lali 'o4z'eS 'uon-' O1Ageh IN ms
city, So Is,,asiastiesi Council WAS held in the
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FARM FOE SALE.


TO ALL whom Il may concern. 1fis is to certify
that have this day given nv son Edgar b.
Brown bis time during the remainder Of his minor-
ty. and shall lain OF his earnings nor pay
any debts Of his contracting after this DAY.
JOSIAH A. BROWN.
Huntington, Vt, April To- Is7i.
Wl33W
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FIRST LlEUrENANTs.

Hiram Shattuck, Company F E. C. Ryer,
&c c; L. ]. Bronson, Co. H John Hsllihan,
Co. A John Kelly. Co. B Robert Sheridan,
Co. D; S. W Hatch, Co. G; James P. Bixby,
Co. L John B. Morse, Co. [; Richard W
Goodwin, Co E Ira J. Flanagan, Battery,
Burlington.
The rank Of Lieutenant, in the Battery, is Of
higher grade than in the Infantry.
SECOND LIEUIENANTs.
NJ. G. Taft, Company F G. H. Kinsley, Co.
C.; A. II Morrill,, Co. II; Ed. j. McCarty, Co.
A; VIM. Hurley, Co. b; s. c. Rogers, Co K;
C. Green, Co. G; Patrick DOnnely, Co. I; WIN.
DAILY, Co. D; J. W. Edwards. Co. Z.
ORDERLY sERGEAsTs
Up. chipmsn. Company F; James Miles,
Co. D; P. Gilluley, Co. A; Peter Vilmaire. Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-09-22

OPPouuo,; oS LAKs CHANPLAIS.-The ~.
B Eddy is an opposition steamer recently
placed on the Lake to run between Whitehall
and Ticonderogs. This opposition makes things
pretty lively. Both steamers leave the docks in
Whitehall about the same time, aud follow each
other at pretty rspil rate all the way to Ticon-
derora The fare by the old line has been re-
daced one-fourth. while the EDDY maintains the
OLD rates sosays the Troy Times.
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D. Wheeler, Sergeant-Major, Winooski :;
Sanford E Weston, Q. NJ. Sergeant, Burlington;
Enos W. Taft, Com Sergeant, Burlington; D
7. shsrpley, Drum Major, Darlington R. C..
Bromley, Hospital Steward. Huntington.
The line officers are given il the order OF their
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MERRILL-M URDoCK.-At the residence Of the
BRIDES father ia Crown Point. n. v, by the Rev.
willard Child, d d, Mr.. Henry r. Merrill Of Bird
port, Vt. to Miss Anna b. siurd0ck. No cards
TENSY--Ds stPaul's Church, Burlington
nv Rev. Z 4twlil. Sept S.h, DR., q u. Tenny
ofthis city, and Fannie L. Dew fSoth burlington
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Ltn- CousrY FNa.-The Lanoilie Couu-
l-sl Association hold their sixth an
s don On their Fair Grounds a; Morris-
SILT. -g and Wednesday, Sept 10Th sni
1 -aslr Morrill, delivers the address
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sEr-EvBza-sscosD WEEK ISL.
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Tepal gotifes.


'iAiH VI 'hiN'ioNi' earned in he estate Of
DISTRICT OF cHrrrEsDES. IS Wsy 3. Cannon, late
Of Burlington, in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District Of Chittenden, on the lot day
OF september A.D 1871 Instrument, pur ing 70
be the last Will and Testament Of aasy Cannon.
Late II Burlington, in said District, deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
and Il Is ordered BY said Court that the l<th lay OF
october A. ID. 1874, at the Probate Court Rooms
IN said Burlington, be assig et for proving said
instrument and that notice tnesec- be gwen 70 all
persons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks successfully in the Burington Free Press,
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous
10 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, ifyou have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict this 10th DAY Of September, A. ID. 1871.
I3w5w T. Z WALES Judge.
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JESSE THUSIPsON,s ESTATE.

s,,,,- ,-,,,-,vvr,,, g. Scerned in the estate OF
DiSil-'o' VI 0-) J,sss thompson, late
Of Colchester, in said District, deceased,
GREErING.
Alta Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and FOR the DstrctO Of Chittenden the 18th day Of
September. AID. 1877, an ISsTRUHEST purpOrtng TO
the last WILL and Tbs LAMENT Of jesse thompson,
late Of Colchester, in said District, deceased,
presented to the Court aforesaid for Probate,
and il Is ordered By said Court that the zh day Of
October A. d. ISL, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington be assigned for proving said lnstru
ment; and that notice thereof be given to all per
sons concerned. By publ shlnS tins order three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
a newspaper printed at said Burlington previous
TO the time appointed.
THEREFoRE, YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the tine and place Aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said Will, if you have
cause.
Given IN Ter my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
trict, this 10Th day Of September. a. u; ISL.
f1w.T r + WALES. Judge
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OF Burlington, IN sad District deceased,
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chstendcn on the 18Th day u
septemhrr, AID 1871, an instrument, purporting 10
be the last VIII and Testament Of l., man smmiu-s
late Of turil stou ia said District, deceased,
presented 10 the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
and i is ordered by said Court that the 18th day q
oct her, AID. 1871, at the Probate Court Rooms in
said Burlington, be signed for proving said In
strumelt. and that notice thereof be given 70 all
persons concerned, hy publishing this order three
weeks s1ccessively In TIC Burlington Free
Pres, newspaper printed at said Burlington, pre-
viOus 70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE,, YOU are hereby notified 70 appear be
fore said Court, the time and place aforesaid and
contest the probate OF sad will. il you have cause.
Given under my hand al Burlington in sad Dis
trict. this sta day OF september A 10. 1874
l3w3g T. Z. WALES. Judge.
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G-.-.a' as veil IS bic eggs turn up coca
ag. tFo or three from z. S R3wley's
- a >a1.cGra-the produce Of which has
bought 5y Clss. Z Hart, # this city
ls.. taeir appearance OF our desk, which
..a Zig as the eE- was.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-09
u iISIE e G E RS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
Id GER R EE Il 10.

II AGER BEER, c6NfA fAINiihG GopPs.
u RAS sand Al doctored with Salt, Line
and Alum, srei the Issest adaltexatipos dis
psofsssck saIsppss of .News York, snalsssds
The Beer from n dozen different Brewsries,
and oil we're found adnlterated with noxious
substance. IT is said that the sale Of Drugs
to Brewers, is profitable part Of the trade.
This Is perfectly infamous goeculus iudiens
ihsh berry, nux-vomica. (dog batton) frous
which siryebnine is Iobtsined, ero ,sesns Of
the delcstable substances found in Beert
These are potent poisons, and tie Brewer
found using them should be drowned st once
in one Of his own watts. n :. ) s s,'-7l'..
Il. Sci am willing TO be drowned III nv
own yats, If any impfYities should Be fee.a
in my Beer.
ig1 Iashall continue TO make, = healthfuI;
Beverage. so that il may be drank by the
most delicate without the least -dangsf9 m,
JOHN 9. sEEGERS, Columbia, s. g.
For sale in l0rangsbnrg blythe sask az
otherwise. by MERONEY 8 sam,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.


WAsuINGToS, November ), ! P. NJ.
The ares Of the highest barometer
will probably continue on the lakes and
move eastward on Monday into Penn
sylvaria and New England. Easterly
Winds WI probably continue on the
lakes, veering southeast from Michigan
to Lake Superior and increasing to brisk
on Lake lie. Northeast winds will
probably continue on the Atlantic coast,
veering nor .heast and east, with fresh
weather IN the Souti Atlantic and Gulf
States. Dangerous nds are not an
ticipated, unless possibly for short
time, on Southern Lake Michigan and
the western portion ot Lake Erie.
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PORTSMOUTH. d.
ixpi0sf0n Of q Locomotive Boiler
Four Persons Killed and njured.

iNpi0sf0n Of q Locomotive Boiler
Four Persons NiiIe'i and Injured.
PORTSMOUTH, O., November 4 "A
terrible explosion took place in the rail
road dero; to-day. The mail train 10
leave for Hamden stopped at the depot,
and while the fremen We're taking iG
coal the engine boiler exploded Geo.
Volliman, shoveliug coal from the car
into the tender, was blown into the air
finv feet and fell into the Sciota bottom,
two hundred yards distant, mangled
corpse, having no clothing on bnt one
boot. Adan SchiiliDg, brennan break,
ing cosi il Ike tender Was killed aud
,ell between tue tender aud 3 coal car,
Thr top OF his head VAS blown of.
Ada II WomsIer. a laborer. vas injured
but 10 what extent he is injured is ur-
known Renj Brit. fireman, was some
what injured. Fragments OF the boiler
aud engine weigh ny from 80 to 90
unYnj- were bioan several sqnares aud
fell through the nos OF houses, on
Second street; some passed over tb.
wharf boat and dropped into the Ohio
river. The lro Of the ,iler was blown
forward over coal car aud buried in
the rear end OF an express car. The
locomotive was the old Washington,
that ran through the depot at Cincinnati
and plunged into q cual PIT several
years ago. 1t had been brought from
Chiliicothe, Yesterday aad the boiler
had just been patched; it was some
twenty years old and was apparently in
bad condition. The engine ia almost
total wreck. Both men killed lived
here. But few persons had arrived at
the depot before the explosion, or the
loss OF life W mid have heen much great
er. The wareroom adjoining the rail-
road Office, was haily wrecked.
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CALIFORNIA.
Town Destroyed by Fire-Indfan
Affairs E0t Guilty.

San FRANCISCO, November 5.-The
town Of Cocheville. in the gold country,
has been almost destroyed by fire. An
immense amount o! property has been
lost. The FIRE originated in the burst.
ing OF a kerosene lamp.
Mr.. w. Ii. Webb. of Webb's lioe OF
steamers, has arrived here He leaves
on Monday. the Sth inst, per steamer,
for Melbourne, Australia, to attend the
Australian Steamship Colonial Subsidy
Conference, to take place in that city.
Adv;ces from Tucon, Arznna, state
that an unsuccessful attempt was made
70 capture the Indian murderers Of
Richard Barnes, near Camp Bowie
The Apache chief. Cocohise, was in
command OF the Indian party, and they
all managed to escape. II appears that
the Apache chief never went to Canada
as has been reported.
Mr.. Vinceht Colyer has had an in.
terview with another powerful chief
named Alancaya, during which the
latter defended Cccohise. and assumed
that he had never deceived Mr.. Colyer
The adyices also state that the Indian
depredations in Arizona continue.
Large quantities OF stock are being
stolen, and mur lers are even more fire.
than before The peace, OF which Mr..
Vincent Colver claims to have laid the
foundation. is pronounced humbug.
SroCroN, November 4 4-rhe case Of
Mrs. Julia Saviors, who has been on
trial in the Fifth District Court in thi,
city for the past two days, charged with
shooting Mrs. Lake several months
ago through jealousy, because Mrs
Lake was living with Mrs. Saviors'
husband, was concluded last evening,
the jury bringing in verdict OF not
guilty.
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hair IL thicken.d, falling hair checked, and
badness often, though not always. cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the hair
where the foll'cies are destr Jed, or ths
glands atrophi. d and decsyed; but such -
remain can be saved by this application.
and slim rlat,d into activity, 10 that . nav
growth OF hair II produced. Instead Of foul.
Ing the hair with ap sly sediment, II viii
Il, ep IL clean and vigorous. Its occ siona
use vii prevent the hair from turning gray
or falling OF, and c,nsequently prevent
badness The restoration OF vital ty II gives
10 the &C Up arrests aud prsvent the forma.
ton OF danirun, which n 10 ofen 10 un.
c'eanly and orel.ivs. Free, from those
deleter'ous substances which mike some
preparations dangerous and injurious 70
the hair, the vigor can only benefit BIT not
harm It. II wanted mercy for Q HAIR
DRESSING, nothing else can be found %
desirsbl ContaiDiDg neither oil nor dye,
It does not soii white cambric, aud yet lasts
long on the hair, giving Il . rich, glosy
lu-tre, and q aterul perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J.C. Aver Co.,,
Practical and Analytical Chemi.is Low.
eI-, Ma--. 1S2.sSSS -
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Murder I'm Tuscarawas County,
ohio.

Tue New Philadelphis Democrat Of
last week says:
On Friday afternoon last this com.
munits was startled by the report that
murder had just been perpetrated in
Fairfield township. about for miles
north of New Philadelphia. A man
named Yrs BiddicotIer, renter on the
lands OF Frei. Aegeter, seems to have
had some misunderstan ling with the
latter about the crops. and also abcu,
daughter OF Biidcutfer whoa Aegeter
wished 10 marry Aegetsr, a. the story
soes, was forbidden to come about BID
dicoffer's house, where he had frequently
visited. Do Friday forenoon, above
stated, Aege,er went upon the premises,
here he was met by Bedl c,tflr, and
between the two an alteration soon
arose, which led to personal collision.
Biddicoffer se'zed hoe handle, and
with it knocked Aege'er down, follow
ing up with several violent blows u .son
the ialen mans bead, Gushing III HE
skull and leaving him dead ulor the
ground. BID Iicotfrr then came 10
New Philadelphia, and told one or
more persons Of the difficulty, bat ,ha
he didn't know whether he had killed
his vict m CT not. He then went to
the County Inffmary, told about the
same story there, and again leaving the
place he eluded the search OF the officers
until the latter part of Friday night,
when he was arrested and lodged in
j,il. Biddicofer has heretofore been
adjud led non compos mntS by the Fro
bate Court. and was an inmate OF the
infrmary, only having lett that institu.
ton few days before the commission
OF the deed above stated. Aegeter va
n mere dwarf OF man, physically, ard
badly crippled by having one hand off,
and but two or three fingers on the
orher. The case vii likely be disposed
of at the approaching term OF court this
month.
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ment buildings be selected in some local
ity where it can be purchased for less
than the exorbitant price demanded by
the owners of the property adjoining
the present Court House site. Over
four thousand buildings are going up in
the burnt district.
The receipts of internal revenue in
this county for the month of October
amount to 100000.
Henry Williams, (colored.) the mar
derer of Grayson, was arrested this
morning on train, just as it was
leaving the city.
A dispatch from London to Rev.
Erbert Collier states that the funds in
England will reach $4,000 to rebuild
his church here.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
San FRANCISCO.
'an Depred.,,o

s." Expectations In Arizona.
r;, FRANCISCO, November 3.-The
Me-. ''s Companies have made arrange
b., s '0' Commencing suits for dam
$,ls ~ against the city of Los Angeles.
d. w ,s,l murder of their countrymen and
s,,..' sO0efy of their families by the
1so, apache Indians, on the llth OF
ntSs Dsi; $s sixty strong, attacked a rancho
Ne e N,s san Simon, Arizona, and killed
&sSsssrs' sr Wounded another, and burned
ID IHt.,.C Capt. Smith, of the Twenty.
'ss nns rrantry, writes that the Indians
sooppss ps'iasd s;b BY the troops, and found
lhss lhs s,a Directly from their reservation.
ston 1,s sel1s i've hundred Indians on the
1t rs,iol ;olls at Camp Grant. On the
sasiD55..aa 5.a day only fifty answered, tn.
Ad. being absent on the wal
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MINNEAPOLIS.
.ayins in or an Emban Il men

CavinS in Of an Embank ment.
MINNEAPOLIS, November Awhile
some parties were hauling sand from
an embankment near the St. Paul and
Pacific railroad this afternoon, several
children were playing in the neighbor-
hood, when the bank caved in and a
little boy and girl buried under a mass
of sand. Several men at once began
the task Of digging them out, and the
girl was rescued before life was extinct.
The boy was dead when taken out. He
was about eight years OF age.
Considerable excitement is exhibited
over the coming election. II is thought
Austin, the Republican candidate for
Governor will bs elected.
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BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN, November 4.-The stock
holders of the Long Island Sugar Re-
fnery company held a meeting this
evening to receive the report of the
accountant. Enough was developed to
sbow the assets exceed the liabilities oy
$4,000. A feeling Of confidence pre-.
vailed, however, because it was shown
that no frauds had been committed by
the missing Secretary, ~ !,
BROOKLYN, November 5.-The chill
dren connected with the Plymouth
church subscribed $4,000 to-day for the
Michigan sufferers.
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LATER,
MEMPHIS.
Fatal ARRAY. DC.

MEMPHIS. November 5.-During u
difficulty ,o-nigh; WIN. Mullins, priater,
was severely if not fatally stabbed At
q saloon on Main street
Ii is currently reported here that the
Pennsylvania Central railroad is about
to purchase the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad. In case they should do
SO It will give them an unhroken line
from the Mississippi to New York,
through Tennessee, Virginia and Mary.
iani
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
OHIO.
E,re-Fatal Accident.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-Ihe dry
ooods store of WIN. Leavitt & Co., at
Mineral Ridge, Ohio, was consumed by
fire on Thursday. Loss $4,000. In.
snred $1,000 in the North American, OF
philadelphia 5000 in the Interna-
t;nnaI of New York, and 5000 in the
Sun, of Cleveland. W.
W Near Bucyrus, Ohio, yesterday. VIM.
pooth while out hunting, fell from q
@ Econ his gun being discharged there
We %as The loaa entering his heart, from
tbs I,s effects of which be died soon after.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
NEW JERSEY.
Republican Mass Meeting.

JERSEY CITY, November AT a
Republican mass meeting held at the
Arcade last ev, ming, Secretary Robeson
delivered an address, and declined to
d scuss State issu,s. The burden Of his
address was the defence Of Grants
Ad ninis;r,tion, and especially Of the
act on Of the Cabinet on the Anglo
American treaty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06

A CALIFORNIA bach" has this to say
OF babies: a baby is not beautiful, 1t
is bi!-hca led, malformed OF limb, mis-,
sharen OF trunk, bloated and puffy a.
TO countenance, and comparatively hair
less as to scalp. A baby is not good.
1t is selfish, wantonly cruel, ,thoughtless,
greedy and ungraielul. 1t is inmodest,
moreover, and ia always executing some
shocking atrociiy. A baby is not per.
sonally cleanly, 1t revels in dirt, and
takes a >harp delight in being grmy
aud -mu,ted OF cheek, sticky OF palm,
soiled in it, raimept, and generally Ill.
smelling. write these indictments
more in sorrow than in anger, aud con
fident in the justice and truth olsthem,
I invite discussion. Sir. you know the
facts ere as above stated. Madam. you
know it.
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4 DisruptiOu.

MILWAUKEE, Novembr 5-A disrup-
ton took place between the manager
and the ladies Of the Vienna Orchestra
Several remained here, and would not
accompany him to Cincinnati. Some
legal action will probably be brought.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
CINCINNATI.
Libel Suit.

CIxcISSATl, November 5.-M. w.
Never, Law Librarian, brings suit
against the Cincinnati Commercial to-
morrow for libel, claiming damages at
go, 900, in consequence OF an article
accusing him of frauds in furnishin ,
the L,natic Asylum with clothing, for
which he had The contract.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, November 4-Wat en-
& CIark's phosphate works. near Point
Breeze, near this city. were destroyed
by FIRE las. night. The FIRE originated
under the boilers- The loss is esti.
mated at 100000. partially insured.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-06
M,lYler.

NEWARK, n. J., November Yes
terday evening, a cold blooded MUIR
der occurred at Yonkers. Mr.. Kusler
was found dead from a gunshot wound
near his residence. kuster was a mer-
Giant in good standing in 1onkers.
His murderer e.caped A man was ar
rested On suspicion and held tor exam
ination.
LATER.
New YORK, November At is now
believed that Gustave kuster, oil Yon-
kers, whose body was maugled 90 the
Hudson River railroad track a few
morning. ago near Riverdale, commit
ted suede, instead of icing robbed aud
murdered
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Fred Douglass Nominated for As
seubly.

ROCHESTER,, \. Y, November 4.-Tbe
Republicans Of this city, at a meeting
held here tonight nominated Hon.
Fred. Douglass for member Of Assem-
bly, in opposition - the Hon. Georse
II. Lord, tie Democratic candidate.
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IiIness Of Gen. HalIeck.

LOUISVILLE, November 5-General
Halleck is seriously i'll at his residence
here. The physicians as yet are IN.
able to determine the sause.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to Gray Hair its
Natural Vitality and Color.

A 1ssnlng
which = q
oncs agreeable,
healthy, and
ehectual for
preserving the
hair. n soon
restores faded U
gray hair TO q
original color,
Nth the plsss
dndfs,hness n
yotah. Th a