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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

I'D" There will be found, in our prcsen
irsnr, liz; Of the appointments oi Col Il
o. M,lla, The : en- cratic candidate TO-
Congreas for the State 2, largo. We hop
the TecplP viii iuin cut e,rong 10 ben'
him and that bnrbscues may be gotten W
aa in The cid lime, We tave never henrf
the Colonel epeas BIZ, we understand ha
hs ig . good ppeahes sul We know hat he
was faith FIJI Confederate soldier.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
OTHER mARxsT rs.

OTHER N ARA Z 10.
% laenseu ~ N IA Gaise.t n News
Lr'EEP,sL, Aug a.
os'on dol rsng a. o,sSlol. fDr u,,iaD,is. aud
i0,<i iVr JrssAns
NEW 70 K. Ang. Il.
eoLD -,iixs,Iis@.
co..oa que a. llnds az orlssns TX.
GALss-ios AUG. ~ 4,
G. ID-iislz 9ii%.
Corrox- ben a ia uiu'e-sh quoted ,iruug al fion'
~ ior go-d orliii-ry, u le f. ninnlirE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
FgvEFH STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY DALLAS rs
ieopnd Scihcct.

70 the ShtriP Of said Coaaty = Greeting:
= Nh1re4i .a'i has hi, day been m,G- her,'o me-
by +. " ilanls, one oi thu ar CIV Hams q .
Tint It0i,l SET Elk /, n tInii4lent Iirrs al
the ordinary process ni ltN cannot he served ulIp
him he eGie YOU ARE hrr"ly,o miu''el tia yur
ly ak ny n Heart l. nj this VIII me newrl q,
per putlShe In III LIS cnuJ y. tir tlrr"sro
e-ks. lefiire The return day. summon the said l.
pnld Sfihrck 10 he and p"tsJnhl nljrar erurt M
my npr- ht,e"iy oi Dali aid IA tn cnuu
oi n.l :, on III 81 day Of september. Y. u lST2 Il
aiI,w, + The ,Oni ] int al The sail liam Bins
ipr tnt sum of thirty ais ln sand rishA f,rris
df" tltr an On itttnt a. n,f'l iidi,t and grh
cli ID, pa,a' ION the 81 day OF AIR J. A n. NJ.
erain I, ! not aud uflhis wit make due - ufu.
~ the lRN directs.
Given un my baud he OH iny Of gist, A,
d, 49, flS;ii1 u. KER fOpr j. p.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
--------------------- ---------------------- =
RY AUTHORITY.
Ordinances of The City Of Dallas

An ord nance repeating an Ordinance tnti
tied IN oydinoace 10 rCguiute the charge!
far Cn n1tuSSeS & bs Lrcys, torts, etc
lpyoued .NGg ~, 1872
SIC b. il ordained By the City Council
af lie Gig Of Dallas, 'lrai an ordinance
'ntiItd An or'lnance regul ting the
charges o. ON ibass's. cabs, drnys, onrte
etc, up roved My 18Th, 1872, be and the
same is here rep alrd.
FEC 2. That nu emergency is hereby Dc
81 ned 10 exisf, ard therefore ,his orii.
nance shnl take effect and be in lol CT
from and nj err it, passage.
Approved Aug. u, 1872. Publish I:
Aug II, 1872. II s. EkV AY, May or.
r. 5 URULY, Secy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

tig ile cagr6l 10 te,i ehmgh ~
brad, plrady nsts me- STATE fsif N
ms shohNtn nod hat viii bs cattsi,
Would 10 70 mash M pae man ~ ctffy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

R.v. Piere@. ". D., of Buffalo. y Y.
g send his boo on Chronic diseases
frss &C anY address
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
INDIAN ff0hT

We are informed W. Capt Tom
Ball a JackebofO that ~ Inaian
hglt occurred ten miles NWlhw,st
81 DuilmO sWings, on Saturday lnst
~ whitn tie Deputy 5htfiii III W'so
eOuny, With party VI nlno men,
wae attached bJ band VI lOty In.
dinna Tue Indmhs were rcpul.cd
by tho whites aud rctrcaled halt II
uhlV, when they ietufned 10 tho
encounter with their number IN
creased To par y OF ono hundred
warliUrH. The white he'd thor
ErOIhd ~ lOhgas lOrsiblrj but were
bhnlly IUrccd 10 retreat.
some twelve or fifteen Indians
were Killed Mr. Hogg, the deputy
shrrIll, NaN wuuLdrd ~ HE nh0ul
der, no other casualty umung the
" hltes. All The lIurrus brlOnglng
10 the whiln men were captured by
the lndia.s Too inu II cannot bu
SAID III The praise vi Nj. Hngg aud
his party tor their gniiaht conduct.
We iur,her learn from Capt, Bull
that on lbursday night, lrL August,
the JacksUUru aud TT. Griffin slugu
Stage was attacked un SAT- Creek
BY Tho Indians. running fight Of
ten miles rnsLed. The stage WAS
run into the brush and upset when
the driver and passengers abandon-
cd itand made good their escape -
Weather'ord Times
The sherman Courier pr poses Hon. J.
W. lhrUcsmorton Vbe lmprdlmentJ and
OIL In ). Ford lOId kipl ns he ticket
TOR 1ov rnur anl Lieu Governor VIII n
the time arrives A strong tiose,.-Da!.
las Herald
Shall We work In that end! We know
OF no meu more thoroughly identified with
Texas, and that too th,oulh long series
OF y,ars. The "imptGlment aud "Oll
Rip" Is ticket hat wsu d sw ep the State
like II wbrlwind.-Sh Sherman Courier
We shall b. ready TO, tic work when
III time con es All right.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
DALLAS MARKET.
PRICE, IL coIS.

c.rrrc'sd wectl, hy wlLLIANs BROS. deal
ers in Or, cerir and Pro- is'ns, haih street, Qua
door east of Tue Pnbiis sa"srs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
IlESTIsTRY.

lam h nj fnl for . years. post pa'ronsca. aud
I . ox can IN { mud une d. EasI 81 the X ~ n
Home n ait- vet tsrhnn's drnEsf re u Con
m re 81. iNill -, that my ofir- well htied ~
fr be rprri i'm Il ladies yer, quiet and r''a-ani
Wy watk = on exhibit OF. b. h IN III .. ard
caaHt.. Br,ksl 3. ID ilr ial ~ i'ir alia ion
ior ok All K warranted Call AMI ~ =
tiisl rs M J. A. sEEaA AZ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
M. TuURuoNp,
l,rsseLUTroz.

ThsSotss,i s,.hipsf s~lii r.isfss va die
snix.s y, M run-. .; The ltth d. - rrh
AID is71 a. vii appear VI lie Lrc'ld, Dallas
-'''. s5.sS. oa.sTINK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
3 J AnAMs........,.... ........J L. LEoEAE
A DAMS s. LEONARD,
Is A N IA f. Eg s,

We mr. pt rnini emil, ir,srd IN ihis city. and Dr.
a gem raj banking Bnsiness. We buy aud sell Ex.
change
NEW York, New ORLEANS,
ST. LouIs. GALvFsroH & rIoUsroN,
On The Ir'ncple Cities Of Europe
wrda,l in Cold. Silver aud rurrcncy, aud
MAKE ctllrt unr all accessible lonie ia the ate.
Dial a., aug. 10, lsT2-is. III oct. 2s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
II T. Il
SCEa a EH's,
DtEtt.1cd by thr Propriefors at Sael-
dam Ia Holland.
an Tnvisoratinr Tonic and Ned
icinal Beverage.

an InvigoratinG 'I'onic and Ned
icinal beverage.
Warranted re- { civ ute. and free from MI e'' :
rilons suhsianc--. II = di,tiil,i tram HALEY of
The II ost q wliiy, and the AR NATIo JU,Ptn u n
~ oF Ira y AMI sign,d expressly tor ~ lYs
PPI IA tr lNniGfTfN bTurEY Nour Ri IA.
TIsN 'iEsfR,t igmLirY CATtrtH OF TIE BLADD' r
AIMS IL III BAG aud STOMACH aud ri dis"a,r- of
the INARy ORC NJ II @ YES great rtl'rfin AsrH
M GRAyE. aud uiLCUM IN the BLADDER str"ugi :
ems AMI uvirorntcs ia" system mad iSa'erai pre-
vrntHtlye aud cure of kat dreadful cu,rgr y vcr
Il d que
CATION! Ask for 'HUas1S O. WoiTs's BELL
9 uNAPPs -
ire1
! UDsOS WOLFE Co Sole importer
Office, 10 South v i lam 81 N Y.
aug. 10, IS..-ih3nos.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
For SALE.
N-oTIEE,

oEIHE.
Thenni---irnsi has isrrs arnn-a Of Br'ck
ard Linz Or l,anl m al. and strhanee . :
''-' = . F.U HrMrHRLrs.
scsens, Dallas 20, July = -is.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
.EAA LAS RIA CES.
RAc9s OVER THE DALLAs CcUnrEl
On the last H'edn sdoy Sept 25ih, 1872
.,iU .ommspco Tbree Tjrvy Pocs,

! FIRST IA Sept. Ssh s'ugis dash Of 'n-
IN 10 Tor year Oils foi a $50 sad lie. -Ent anrr
$40 :" tie added to h pus.
! sE oND aY Sept. 81 hOne rnlin and repeat.
hrsl Two In hr,, fur year ~, aud rutrrti huso-
Of III age, wt.h kctrh rldrfs--pn DC sdu; nj nn'
$50 tt adde,,.
TllTRt DAY, S.pt. eth Ono m Il md rcpca',
h., tao ~ thrn-, " til keieh rider, pnisc o.
rnsrrnrr S2S "a Sc allnd;" INV 90 M hor"
In r,nces closu he lCih day uf 81 trni'''r.
AdiEras, JNu Sic OK Pes.
.k0 " LAWS, sc!
~ EENpLEY, Treas.
aug 10, lo7!ia.st.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

lat ballot, Cuhcrs III, IS "A; Haxey
81 10 ID. "a ballot, CulntIsou, 81 la
Maxsy, 81 Is ii 81 ballot, tulberspn
3 II; Mnxey, u l3 IA
SECOND DAY AOn%ISG eEssioY.
lst alot. tuib,ison, 81 ii; MGxey.
81 10 IA. "a ballot, uihelson, So; Maxcy.
%. 81 baltor, CuIhpr.on, So Maxey, 80
AFTERS.OH sEssIuN -sEr0Np DAY.
,st ballot, CulbsrsOn, lO2 =; Maxey,
81 II. u bahci, Culceison, ~; M"zey,
AZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

ron District ATT RNtr-lirH JUDICIAL rIsiHIor,
JOHN t. AULT
OF pAiLAB'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17
s1ra voLUAE

yus rusii.Lsa gsiss s. - .ssy F.r..,' : ne
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-08-17

The Mckinney Enquirer of last Satur-
d ), imnishts us with the following MS the
result of tie 5slloiing for canlilii for
ongr:as for his 1.-THE 2nI Congregational
Dsnic', in the Convention at that place
last week:
ususi 6, Is! dry, lst, 2ian 81 ballots
Gu herson, 81 8 a; Maxey, 80 :; Hart
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
How Glover Improves the Soil.


Prof. Voelcker thus explains the action
of clover in increasing the fertility of soils:
=" All who are practically acquainted with
the subject must have seen that the best
crops of wheat are produced by being pre-
ceded by crops Of clover grown for seed.
have come to the conclusion that the very
best preparation, the very best manure, is
good crop Of clover" "A vast
amount Of mineral manure is brought
within reach Of the corn crop, which other.
wise would remain in a lookup condition
in the soil. The clover plants take nitro
gen from the atmosphere, and manufacture
it into their own substance, which, on de-
composition Of the clover roots and leaves,
produces abundance of ammonia. In re-.
atty the growing of clover is equivalent,
to great extent, to manuring with Peru
Wan guano; and in this paper of mine l
show that you obtain larger quantity OF
manure than in the largest dose of Peru
Wan guano which farmer would ever
think of applying" at ia
only by carefully investigating subjects like
the one under consideration that positive
proofs are given, showinglthe correctness Of
intelligent observers in the field"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
A Milk and Butter Cellar,
yoR A DAIRY OF SIX COWS.


Sixteen by eighteen feet is small enough
for convenience. Sink six feet into the
ground, and build the walls two feet above
the earth. As preventive against rats,
commence the wall by laying wide fiat
stones, aud lay them back into the bank
six or more inches from the outside of the
wall. When up four feet, leave an offset
Of four inches, then carry up the remain
der faced on both Sides lay in mortar in
the out and insides, leaving it hollow in
the middle. When the building on the
wall is completed, commence to lay course
of bricks on the offset. After leyeling
with bricks fatwise, set them on edge
drive stick occasionally as supports into
the stone wall on a course of bricks, and
lay on them firmly; carry the brick wall
past the sils to the floor above. Level off,
and lay brick floor of ordinary burnt
brick without mortar. When complete,
sweep in dry sand until the crevces are all
filled. In order that it may be mopped &C.
casionally, a pointing of cement may be APP
piled, one fourth water lime and three
iourths coarse sharp sand. 1t should
smoothly run over the joints or spaces
between the bricks. No cellar can be
made warm enough to raise cream
without artificial heat in fall or winter
For that purpose brick fireplace on one
side, with chimney Of bricks, is the most
convenient way Of heating. 1t also serves
as yentilator to carry off the damp air. A
pipe hole in the chimney, with register,
may be convenient in hot weather, as too
much cool air will escape from the fire.
place. Windows north and east for light
and air are much better than south and
west. The building should be joined on
the north Of another building, ifconvenient,
otherwise it must be well shaded by trees
or high tight board fence on the south,
passing the corners, or turning around them
ten feet east and west. The stairs into the
cellar must be enclosed with small house
to prevent storms from beating through the
stairway and creating dampness Fave
troughs are necessary on the building and
stair-house. Racks for pans may be made
by two uprights eight inches wide and two
inches thick, six feet apart notch in slatt
edgewise on both sides, two inches wide and
one inch thick, twelve inches apart and ter
feet long. Nine pans can be set on each
pair Of Stats, FIVE inside and two at each
end outside the upright. Then, if neces
sary, five more can be set on them-thre,
inside and one outside at each end.
Cemented cellars are often damp, Will,
brick will always absorb all the moisture
No vegetables, vinegar, soap, kerosene, Oh
any rank smelling or decayed matter should
be allowed in milk and butter cellar
Double widows, hung so as to be swung
open, very convenient r., Country Gent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
easements.
vr ,.,..... '--'--,-,~-----.-~-----
W. CENTRAL RAILROAD LINE
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Monday. De-, d ,.-,

Leave Montpelier atssfs a. 81 AASf
hans NJ q So ''S''s Vslenshurg at dob b. m m
tion and Below n, tugat Wht6 River tnnc
ter &C., NJ White River Jote gus lof boston, Murcos-
and New Vart al w ,llhN Vernon d.r Nt,5IngasIT
New York ''n vita Heamtri or
Day Express leave Montrsafsls
t O an a. n' lvt sh % , ll o.. H r.i,.i,h
Boston via Lowell at lONup m. "iNins in
Night Express leave Oedgnslurt atf.r..
burgh 800 p No., Montreal of d VI D.. n 30 2. ii.
A50p M, 81 Adams OF 1l %. m at
White River Junction aud Bell6us f1I. .',. ai
lnf boston aua worcester, &ot atr.vn4nf f..i9.
'59 O. M atsohth Vernon with trains Iof sI..r."
and Now y orb, arriving loo New NufE Ht II '.l .N
New London at il.05a.m. '7
TRAINS GOfyG NoRTH dFD WFsr
Leave Montpelier at 3.3o. O.. no., 7ljo.m.iabrl
Oils pm.
Day Express leaves Boston sin Lowell atsols.r
for burlington. st. Adams, Montreal. &c. arrIvIf. ,r
Montreal at gf5 p. M, and ogdgnslurg 90 iGa.n
making connections for the Wost.
Mail Train for Burlington and &c. Adams Lavts
Boston via Lowell at ZOO "a. m., via Lawrence and
fitchburg at % a. NJ Springfield vt 500 M, sew
London at 90 a. m, South Vernon tO0Oa in biz
lows Pals Has p m, White River junction ID b. ri
arriving IN -. Adams nc % p. NJ.
Trains leaving Boston via fitchbufgh 40 7.1l %. no .
and Springfield AZ 500 M, connect 90 wa te River
junction with Day Express Train.
Accommodation Train leaves Northlold no 1904 m.
Rutland at 300 O. M. Burlington % gul 90. m.. Sc Al
bans At l2ol fn arriving la OglcnsburE at STOP. Co.,
st. Johns 80 p. m.
Connecticut River Railroad. leaving New Ynrt o.
80 D. m.i Springfield i0 q. ms Bellows Faialla
eaVing Boston 40 $3.50 D. ti., connecting 90 Whit
River Junction with train leaving Boston atG GOOD m.
lor Burlington, ST. Ahans Montreal &C., arriving 10
Montreal a. gii %. M, Pittsburgh lao a. mo- ami %
OZdcnshurgh at ~ o. %. IT,, connecting with Gran,
Trunk Railway for the West.
Sleeping cars arc attached 90 ni-ht Express Train
running between Montreal and Boston, and 3iontroa
and Springfield. aud 81. Adams and Troy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
A Representative New England Journal.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25

To PREPARE TURNIPs ron DINNER
Take Of good turnips and potatoes enough
to make two quarts of each, after being
peeled and cut. Two to three pounds Of
fresh beef or pork of medium fairness,
should be boiled for an hour, to which the
turnips and potatoes are to be added boil
the whole half IN hour longer, then add
half q teacup of both sugar and -four, and
boil five minutes longer. When done, they
ought to be mashed same as usual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
Advertisements.
NJ ATU RES X L NJ Il d Y
VEG TINE,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER


vEaETINE s made exclusively from tho juices
OF carefully selected BARkS, ROOTS and HERBS,
and so strongly concentrated that will eeoiualy
SCROFULOUS HUMOR, TuNORs, CANCERS,
CANCEROUs HUMOR ERYS1PELAS, SALT
RHEuM, sYPHILITIC DISEASES, FAlNTNESs AT
THE STOMACH, and all diseases that arise from
impure blood SCATIC, INfLAMMATORY and
CHRONIC RHEu MAT1SM, NEURALGIA, GOVT
aud SPINAL COMPLAINTS, can only be cfoctually
cured through the blood - -.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIVE DISEASES ofTHE
SKIN PUSTULES, PlMPLHS, BLOTCHES BOlLS,
TETTFR, SCALDBEAD and RlN6WORMS, VEG
FTINE has never failed 10 effect permanent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY COM
PLANTS DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS, LEU
CORRHQsA, arising from internal liberation, and
uterine diseases and GENERAL DEBILITY VEGE-
TINE acts directly upon the causes Of these com
plants II invlgorates and strengthens the whole
system, acts upon the sccretive organs, aays nam-
nation, cures liberation and regulates the bowels.
TIVENEss, PALPiTATION OF THE HEART, HEAD
ACHE, PILES, NERVOUSNESS, aud GENERAL
PROSTRATI0N Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM no medi-
cine has given such perfect satisfaction as the
NEGETiNE. II purihes tho blood cleanses all Of
the organs, and possesses controlling power over
the nervous system
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETiNE have
induced many physicians and apOthecarles whom we
know to prescribe and use II in their families.
In fact, NEGErlNE Is the best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases and II the only rei
able BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the public.
.rsBged by H. R. STEVENS, Boston, M1',.
Price l.25. Sold by all Druggists. O7.H
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
yH ILL BE PU Il l. s II Il ID
w OH
FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1879,
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
OAPITOL DENTAL ROOMS.-C.R.

~ Pr1L. sdrEeon Dentist, formerly with Dr. J.
NJ Comeg5s, st Adams, Vt, respectfully announces
to the people OF Montpelier aud vicinity, that he las
opened Office J. c. Emery's store state ST,
and is permanently located. All work warranted.
Prices reasonable. Save your natural teeth by hav
ing them filled. He has given SPECIAL attentonto
this branch Of the profession and prepared to skill
fully perform the most difficult operations. Nitrous
Oxide Gas or Ether administered In the extraction
Of tooth.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
The following letter from Rev. j. b. Ptman Of
Swanton, Is evidence OF the proficiency Of br PtLL


The following Ictter rom NeV. J. It. ITtW0n, OF
Swanton, Is evidence OF the proficiency ol br PtLL
In his profession.
SwASToS Vt, Jan. %, 1872.
This to certify that Ia the past fifteen years have
had eighteen sets Of teeth made by Of the lead
ing Dentists Of New York and Vermont, all VI whom
would perfectly a. in is'i Let llr. G. r. Pell try
then student Of Or, Comegys in st. Adams, who
succeeded at the first effort IN making me a com
plete and perfect fitting set Or. Pel has also done
work for some Of my parishoneTs, giving perfect
satisfaction. heartily recommend hun Dentist,
and as gentleman to all who may need his services.
J. b. PlrMAN, Rector Of Church OF Holy Trinity.
And here is what DIR. J. NJ. Comegys formerly To-
Gated at Montpelier, says Of DIR. Pelli
ST. ALBANs, March o, 1879.
Whoever In Montpelier. or vicinity, may employ
Dr. Pell 70 do their Dental work will have il honest
ly and faithfully done, II gives me great pleasure
to say this Ia hehalf0f my friend and former student
f5-tE JOHN Nj. COAE6NS, NJ. ID.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-25
A ER's HAIR VIC o R.
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO RS NATURAL pfTALfTF AND COLOR.

Advancing years, sickness, care, disappointment,
and hereditary prcdsposlton, all turn the hair gray
either OF them dsposcs ID to fall on prematurely, and
either effect Is unsghtly aud unpleasant to behold.
DR.. AYEn's consummate SKIN has produced an anti
dote flr these deformites, which has won gratitude
for him from multItudes Of women and men. His
HAIR NeoH sometimes reproduoes lost hair and al
restores to faded and gray hair IL natural color
with the gloss and freshness Of youth. The compas
auvely fow bald and gray heads, that We now see
those who have not yet discovered the virtues Of
AYEns HAta ViGoR forrenewlng the hair. The fresh
and youthful hair We older heads Is often the
product Of his art II you are ds0gurod, or made
old ausere and ugly by gray hair restore It's youth
l color and with It your features TO their original
sofiness and agreeable expression,
Asau elegant dressing for identifying the Hair Il
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