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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-01-05

NEEDLEs.-A new demand for articles
Of American industry has just come to
light In New York, in the shape Of an
order from England to the agent; of one
of the largest manufacturers in tl.is
country for SEQ, 900 American needles,
to be sent IL Birmingham, Engfani,
which was for years the only city in the
world in which the manu- facture ofpce
dies on large scale was carried on. For
more than year past the same CONCERN
has been shipping fish hooks . Dnalssd
in considerable quantities. The reason
for this order is that we are making good
needles cheaper than they can be ma lie
in the Old World, on account of the inn
proved machinery in uae tz1our factores.
This exchange Of business seems very
strange at lrst, but will soon become
accustomed t0it and expect it.-A large
number Of articlss are now made here
for shipment to England aud the Con-
tincnt.
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Domestic Economy.

BARON LIEBIa'S METHOD OF MAKING
CoFFEE.-Tbe usual methods Of prepar-
ing coffee are, first, by filtration second,
by Infusion third by boiling.
Filtration gives often but not always.
. good cup Of coffee. When pouring the
boiling water over the ground 'coifse 10
done slowly, the drops in passing come
ia contact With too much air, whose oxy-
gen works achange in the aromatic par.
ticles, and often destroys them entirely.
The cxaction, moreover, Is Incomplete.
Instead Of 20 to 81 per cent, the water
dissolvcs oaly II to Is per cent, and 7
to 10 per cent, lie lost. -.-.
Infusion ia accomplished by making
the water boil, and then putting in the
ground coffee tho vessel being im'ne-
diately taken off the fire and allowed to
stand quietly for about ten minutes.
The coffee is ready for use when the pow
der swimming on the surface falls 10 the
bottom on slightly stirring it. This
method gives very aromatic coffee, but
one containing little extract. ..-.....
Boiling, as is the custom In the East,
yields excellent coffee. The powder Is
put on the fire In cold water which IL
allowed merely to boil up few seconds.
The fine particles Of coffee are drunk
with the beverage. If boiled long, the
aromatic parts are volotilize.i, and the
coffee Is then rich In extract, but poor In
aroma.
As tho best method, l adopt the fol
lowing, which is a union Of the second
and the third:
With three-fourths of the coffee to he
employed, after being ground, the wat,
eris made to boil for 10 or fifteen min
u.es. The one-quarter of the coffee
which has been kept back. is then flung
in, and the vessel Immediately with
drawn from the fire, covered over, aud
allowed to stand 1--we or six minutes. In
order that the powder on tho surface
may fall to the bottom, 1t is stirred round
the deposit takes place, and the coffee
poured Oft is ready for use. In order to
scperate the dregs more completely, the
coffee may be passed through clean
cloth but generally this is not necessary,
and often prejudical to tho pure flavor
Of the beverage.
The first boiling gives the strength,
the second edition the flavor. The wa
ter does not dissolve ofthe aromatic SUBJ
stances more than the fourth part con.
tanned in the roasted coffee.
The beverage when ready ought to be
ola brown black color; untransparent,
1t always ia somewhat like chocolate
thinncd with water; and this want OF
clsarness In coffee SO prepared, does not
come from the fine grounds, but from a
peculiar fat, resembling butter, about IL
per cent Of which tho berries contain,
aud which, II over roasted, is partly de
stroycd.
Ia the othe. methods Of max ing coffee.
more than half of the valuable parts OF
the berries remain In the "grou .,ds, ~
and IL lost.
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anslG " y ki3 ~ -. Nh sapplSd With
sawioKs. 80 ~ ascund sls blasing
hearth OF winters night, there h no
fruit more delicious.
A correspondent asks us what we
think OF late blowing. Flowing should
not be continued later than ten or
eleven o'clock, at night. It gets the
horses In the habit Of staying out late,
and unduly exposes the p!ow. We have
knownplows to acquire spring- and
infiam,na,ory rlseumatisrn from late
blowing. Don't do 1t.
To another correspondent who wants
US to suggest good drain on farm, we
would say . heavy mortgage at ten per
cent will drain it about A. rapidly as
anything we know OF. ~.
When you make cider, select nothing
but the soundest turnips, chol ping
them into sled lengths before & Hing
them. In boiling your cider use plsntyof
ice, and when boiled hang It up In the
sun to dry.
4 pickaxe should never be used IN
picking apples. 1t has q tendency to
brake down the vines and damage the
hive. In sowing your wine or APPLE
jack horse rako will be found prefer
able to step ladder. Step ladders are
liable to freeze up, aud are hardly palat-
able unless boiled with sugar.
In cutting down hemlock trees for can
ming, select only the largest. Don't
throw away the chips, as they make
finc parlor ornaments, encased Ia rustic
frames of salt aud vinegar. ~5t
The coming cold weat her should suggest
to the Imam frame the necessity for
good COW shed. The following IL good
receipt for making . good cow shed:
Pour pailful Of boiling hot water on
her back, and II that don't make good
COW shed -- her hair-we are no
prophet to anybody.
Now IL the time for planting your
winter hay. The pink eyed southdown
10 probably the best variety, As it don't
need polling, and begins to lay carly
Fat Contributor.
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Two new remedies for burns are add.

Two new remedies for burns are add
ed to the long list. The firet il charcoal
A piece of vegetable charcoal laid on n
burn at once soothes the pain, says the
Gazette Medicale, aud If kept applied
for an hour cures it completely. The
second one j. sulphate of iron. This
was tried by NJ. Joel, In the Childrcn's
Hospital, Lausanne. In this Ease, a
child, four years Of age, lad been exten
sively burnt, snppuration was album ant
and SO offensive that they ordered the
child tepid bath, containing q couple
Of pinches Of sulphate Of iron. This
gave immediate relief to the pain, AID
being repeated twice a day-twenty
minutes each bath--the suppuratian
decreased, lost its c0or, and the child
was soon Medical Press
and Cir ulr.
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A local in St. Louis has been getting
married and his brother local ofthe Dem
ocrat gives him the following "good no
tice": Some people get married, and
some don't. Some men prefer maids,
sud some other men prefer widows-that
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WINE or LIFE.

The qeaG niood Purinerand delicious Drink, war.
noHso ytnnun v6te, o. Wtue u lAlb> = free from
any poisonous drugs % upnrties beIns prepared Isl
those who require stfn,aIant. y y asplessaM apps
tis ed tonic and the finest thing in the world Tor
purifying the blood II Is the most pleasant and DELI
c.0us artsee ever ofte 70 the blic ar superior 70
brandy. Whskey, wine 0ttey1, amy other article.
II y more healthy and cheaper. Both male and r.
male young Or old. can take the Wins Of Life IL 10.
IN fact life preserycr. Those who wish to enjoy
good health am free low Of lively spiriss viii do
well to take the Wine Of Life u different from any
thing ever before In use IL Is sold yfuggsts also u
bottles
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COUGH NO MORE

Waraer's Ceagh Balsam Is healing. softening
and expectoratng. The extraordinary power It pos
iaR the most obstinate cases Of Coughs Colds, Sore
Throat, Br0nchftA tnnuenxA, CAtatrh, HOafsenGss
prompt the relief and certain rs effects fn al the
abOvI cnDes ANY adeCtion ofthe throat and lungs.
thas thousapds Of physicans are daily prescribing It,
and one and MI say that Il 3 the most healing and cx
pcctOEnting medicine known. One 1NIDe always a.
fors relief and in most cases bottle effects cure
Sold by druggists IN large bOttes Price One Dollar
4 " your fault II you stil cough ana suffer. The
Balaam will cure. 4 8Ks (. $780, s,-.s..
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cned, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
Of fculing the hair with . pasty sedi-
nent, il will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray o. falling Oh, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for n -
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The editor of Maine paper says thst
he had pair ofInsts given him which
were SO tight, that they came near max.
Ing him Universalist, because he recei-
we'd his punishment as he went along.
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For Sale.

GENERAL Improved Favms, and uniuaprov.
county, lows, for ale cheap Ala, slyeiS5
deslrabls Dwelling IIea No AID Iote "a Upton.
VOLTA LANrf.
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! 81 Ayers 1. ..
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.
Ayers

"A dressing which
il ct once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR = soon restored
to is original color
scsM the gloss and
Lreshness Of youth.
n~ls - 49,
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MR.. John B. JOHNSON

writes: I was afiicted with inflammatory
het,nratism about sin months. three OF wnacn
I was corn pclled to 20 on crutches. Itited va
Hons remedies without doing any good one
medicine alone costing mo- eiS 81 y ger bottle
/ was recommended 70 Try yeuf Jonnsone
much hope OF relief; but Aftsr taking the first
few lloses felt much better and Knew u Mas
doing me good, end AFTER taxing three ootIles
I was permanently cured, ana nave remained
40 ever since, now about two yesszs. Trusting
This may be Of benefit to you, and 70 others
who are aflicted rs / was remain $500.
asiSdletOwn. conn, Ang. 10, 1870 III 81
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There Il now building in Portland an
iron lighthouse for hartor Oh Cape
Cod. which vii: be forty foar feet high
and twenty-five feet in diameter at the
base, and 10 to weigh one hundred tons.
The average thickness Of the iron wallis
will be about three quarters Of All inch.
The lower course are SO cast that they
will be two Inches at the marks Of low
water. tapering 1t the end to one inch
With the exception Of the place Of en-.
trance to the tower. the lower courses
will be filled with concrete and the
whole walls above will be lined with
brick. The third section il nearly fin
ished. 1t Is regared by mechanical and
scieEtific persons rs most superio,
structure.
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4 JUDICIAL INCIDENT.-During The
trial Of George Cahoon, ex mayor Of
Richmond, recently convicted OF forgery
in that city, and sentenced to the pen
itentiary for four years, an incident is
reported to have occurred which, if true,
is probably unparalleled In judicial history.
Cahoon, II appears, IL United States Com
missioner, and when tho case against
him closed for the day. he wan. taken
into custody by the United States Mar.
shall and conveyed to his own court
there to sit in Judgment OH other offend
ers. At the close of the days. work, say,
the paper which records the fact, lie
was handed over by the marshal to be
put in the lock -up!'
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Lindsey's Improved
BLOOD SEARCHER,
FOR THE CURE OF

MI diseases arising from on Impure state OF
not single grain Of mineral poison enters "a.
to IT, composition SO that while II affords
relief and effects the most wonderful cures
no overdose can injure the most tender infant,
These Medicines are for sale by all Druggista
Whoiesaie BY FULLER. FINCH FULLER,
Chicago, Ill. "
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The piles under the London bridge
have been driven 500 years, and on ex-
aiming them In 1876, they were found
to b. but little decayed. Old savory
Place, In the city Of London, was built
$50 years ago, and the wooden piles, con.
sisting Of oak, elm, beach and chestnut
were found upon recent examinations g
be perfectly sound, or The dnrahilityol
timber in wet state, the piles Of bridge
built by the Emperor Tr1an over the
Danube, affords striking example.
One of these piles was taken up and
found TO 30 pstri1ed to the depth Of
three. fourths ofan inch; but TIE rest OF
the wood was not different from Ito for
mer state, though it was driven 1900
years ago.
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HELM
- = BoLD's
FLUID EXTRACT
B j CHJ

For weakness arising from, indigestion.
The exhausted pc wers Of Nature which
are accompanied by 30 many alarming
symptoms, among which will be found,
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss Of mem
ory, Wakefslness, Horror of Disease, or
Foreboding of Evil; in fact Universal
Lassitude, Prostitution, and inability to
enter into the snjoyments Of society.
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4 C1RD.

Clergyman, while residing in south America as =
missionary discovered sale and simple comedy for
the cure Of Nervous Early Decay, Diseases
Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate III send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. in sealed envelo.e, to any
one who needs II, FREE OF CHARGE. Address 10
sEPH T. INMAN, Station D. Bible House New York
City.
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$4,000 REWARD
For Z Desler Toosc than
RlIlVEs HOLLAND HlIIls

prepared from the choicest and most. grateful
tonic and carminattves In the vegetable king
dom. This In not q new and untriod remedy,
but one known for years past and used in the
families of thousands of our citi10ns thy0ugh.
out the North. South, East and West, for DYS-
PERSIA, In all its forms. For Piles, Acfdity,
Indigestion, Heartburn. Heartburn, Headache,
Waterbrash, Cnstiveness, Loss OF Appetite.
The intrinsic vNlue OF these Httters jnsfiacs us
in offering them 10 the public, with q conf
dence which the most doubtful will gain by Z
single trial. We do not prepare them as a
GRo0, but rs MEDICINE. and they Will be
found. not in saloons, bnt In respectable Drug
e'o'es' s@tlt ID ua..as7 g.s agzs>s
The Grcaacst Medical Discovery
knNANGm IN MANI
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- 1a1tee Of Taste. Each horn Of the
dQpans No. ID advantages. One I'd.
vG1ta9s posesssd ~ . widow y that she
has gradnassd-has her sys-testh cut,
and knews whatss. WhaA Assirgtn he
evssy1Alhg 70 80 a113t sbif %,
tiencs - psrsssesAn~ - in6tru8 Der,
Our ssldsn. hairsa Ssssnd, 0eoa6e Ssnt4
Brown, the sensational writer, preferred
widow. He picked out the best one In
the clty-Alrs. jennie g. Jenkins--and
on Saturday the twain wers made one.
The sfY.ceicas efths kvely and gushing
widow have for some time centered In
Center, and she was his'n, from center
to circumferencs. Three exquisite chill
dren, ready mads. assist materially, In
cementing the unisa.s IT'S sweet to b
called 'papa' By chsrub lips on ones
wedding day. The evening went Oh
smoothly--skiss serene friends In good
spirits, and nobo.ly hart. We congrat-
ulate our sensational friend upon secur-
ing the monopoly Of - handsome an
item. Long nay hewavs.n -
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NEW MEDICAL. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ Physical and Nervous debility, It's effects
and cure. Price 25 cents. Address SF,CRETA-
RY, Museum of Anatomy, 6ls broadway, New
York.
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Mn. ELISHA s. HUBBARD

writes: This Is to certify that was AFFLICTED
with Rheumatism CUf about four months, Z
mart 81 the time 20 bad ~ 70 require the nee ol
crutchca. ! tried physictans and their pre-
scriptions for rubbing. without being benefit
ted Ia the least 10 far g could sec but rather
rrsev1 v10fse. At length waa reCognmended "a
fry YOUR Johnson's Rheumatic Cpmp0unA
and concluded to do 81: must confess with
very little hope Of relief, but am pleased 20
say that 1 felt relieved after taking o1ew doses,
and now, after using six bottles. ! am entirely
cured. ~ - 90 s7&* .f1GI44i .
consider your Rheumatic Compound most
Valuable, III etlieine and SrH0osnmen0 % 10 all
my friends. who are aflicted a. was. and II Is
with the hope that Others seeing this may be
induced to try Is, that freely give this, my
w. ','''>'' - = ELrsHA 3. HUsDAHD.
Middlctown. Conn.,, Aug. 10, 1870.
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'x sIzsass1 III ~ sz 6bA5kE q aEbIsisl,

* 9 diplona C once win show, has been
longer engaged In the treatment OF vcnercal,
Sc3en n ots Lcuie. 0Zphilis. GonoIhea, Glset,
&6!etsEea .2rchits, Hernia, and Rupture; ali
Urinary Uteenecs md 6yphilitlc Or Mercaraal
A@iqlions Of the throat. SKIN or bonesa treat
- with unparalleled euccess. epermatorrheo.
Sexual Debility, and lmpotency, - the result
q eeu-Abuse In youth. sexual cxcesees In ma
tufer years, or other causes. and which produce
sC0c Ofthe1ol lowang elfects, asnoeturnal ennis
elene, blotclles, debility, dizziness, dimness Of
aght, confusion 0fldcaa, evilforebodings, aver
SION iQs0ciety cf females. loss OF memory. and
oexualpowcf, and rendering marriage improp-
II ~ permanently cured.
ne boctor' s opportunities IN hospital and pri-
yntc Practice axa unsurnasscdt IN ST Louis or amy
other city. Back 1leS CfSt ] .ouis papers prove
net ~ hae been located there longer by years
man any others advertising. The establisfnlent.
library. laboratory aud appointments arc unrt-
vailed in the West, unsurpassed anywhere.
Age, w1thexper1ence. cMn I've relied upon, and
the doctor can reacrto many ply sicians through.
0utane cauntry. il past tucc ess aud prcxent
position he stands without . competitor. The
writings OF Q Djhy Stefan Whose reputation 70
vnioM-W vide should be worth reading. Dn.
WHlTIlERB Pample tscnt to any address In
saci.ns intfodsce patients 10 HE doctor kisr
leading his ncda6a! pamphlet =, Camn,nnica-
0one eOnadenfial. friendly talk will cost ON
nQehinG. Once central, yctrctircd-No. SIT 81.
CAriesst., 81. Louis, Mo. ltours0a. M. to7p m.
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kolona-5ioyy Soliks"s pie only Tl'! Sent nv bv
mail in scaled envelope on receipt OF 10 cts Ad
dress f. EooTE, NJ D.. 10 lexington nv. n y
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New York. Aurust 18th, 10,

New York. August 18th, 1855,
Allow meto call your attention 10 N,
PREPARATION OF COMpOt,Nn
EXTRACT BUCHU. The componen,
parts are, zBUCHU, FLoSu La
CUBEBs, JUMPER RENTER,
MODE or eN.-Buchu. in
vacuo, Juniper Berries, by distilia,ion.
TO fOrm fine gin. Cubuebs extvactcd
y displacement with spirits obtained
nom Juniper Berries; very little sugar I,
Is used and = small proportion Of .pir;t
1t In more palitable than any now N
sue. ....'.
Buchu rs prepared by druggists, Is Of
dark color. 1t Is = plant that emit.
Its fragrahcei the action Of a fame de.
stroys this (its active priucipal), leuvinr
dark and glutinous decoction. Mime
Is the color Of ingredients. The Buchu
In my preparation predominates: the
smallest quantity Of the other ipvredi.
ents are added, to prevent fermentation.
upon inspection 1t will be found not to
be Tincture, AZ made in Pharamaco.
pea, nor 10 it . Syrup-and therefore
can be used en- cases where fever or in
namation exists. 1nthis, you have the
knowledge Of the ingredients and tho
mode Of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with a
trial, and that upon inspection It will
meet meet with your approbatin,
With feeling Of profound con iid.uce
am, very respectfully,
II. r. HELMBOLT
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 years expe.
| rience.
tFrom the largest Manufacturing Chem
lists in the worldly
November 4, 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II, H.
HelmbOld: he occupied the Drug Store
opposite my residence, and was success.
full In conducting the business where
others had not been equally SO before
him." ~. saf n.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers and Weightman, Man.
ufacturing Chemists, Ninth and
Brown stseets Philadelphia.
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g3stG gtHVICK,S 4 3f9 W
FLORAL GUIDE

f#tHsi For lS3l. a3 55. aeya
THE FIRST EDITION OF ONE HUNDRED AM
FIFTY THOUSAND copies Of vICKs lLLuS-
RAJ GUIDE, IL published ana feasly to send
out--lOO pages. and an Engraving OF almost
every desirable Flower and Vegetable. It ts
elegantly printed on flnA tinted paper, Illus
tra'ed With Three Hundred ane Wood Engrav.
ings and two beautiful
COLORkD PLATES.
The most beautiful and the most instructive
Floral Guide published. A GERMAN EDI-
PTION pahlisAod,. In all other respects similar
tn the English.
Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as rap
idly as possible. without application. Sent to
all others who order them for TEN CENTS,
which il not half the cost. Address
JAMES WICK,
ROCHESTER, n. 7.
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Agents! Read This!

WE WILL PAY AGEETS~A SALARY Of
w $50 per week and expenses or allow n
large commission to sell cur new and W onder-
full inventions. Address NJ. WAGNER GO,
Marshall, Mich.
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HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can be found 80 desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it q rich glossy
lustrc and grateful perfume.
Prepared BY Or. J. c. Aver 4 Co.,
PRAcTIcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
P1IOH 9l.Oo.
For sale in Upton By u. r. ::schmu ,ker and
A. AtKtYkA Co.
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a 060sovss In, s o. "a S6naEa e
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Scientific American
For 1871.

TwENTY-SIxT YEAR.
HEShs splendid weekly. greatly enlarged ana improv-
u ed ~ one Of the most useful and Interesting
Journals ever published. Every number d beautify
printed on fine paper, and elegantly illustrated with
original ensravngs, representing
Nexlaveasions: NsseItiss "a Mhaaics, Nsnuiiciures
chtmisir, Photography. Architecture, Agriculture,
engineering. Science and NJ ~
Farmers, Inrcntors, Mechanics Eaoinerys
(hanis!s. Manufacturers and Pc0Dfe or all
Professions mr. t.ibrs mill fin m,
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Colors the whiskers* and hair beautiful
Hack or BROWN. 1t consists Of only one pre-
paration.F 20 Cxnfs by mail. Address .. @. Up
ham. No 72l Jayne Street, philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars sent free. Sold 10y all Druggists T
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH

will radically exterminate from the sys-
tenn diseases arising from habits of dis
sipation, at little expense, little or no
change In diet, no Inconvenience or ex.
posure; completely superseding those
unpleasant and dangerous remedies,
Copaiva and Mercury, in oil these dis
cases. E45' '+7+' WI '-s,r.l -tf5.