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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-09
WeisspNrt Items.

The Borough Council met in regular
session on Monday evening, and the Bur-
CESS being absent, Councilman Musselman
filled the chair. A number of miscellaneous
bills were presented and accepted; Urban
Boyer was appointed to register and collect
the dog taxi the bond of Treasurer Holm
ger for $1,000 was presented, and the bonds
men being considered sufficient, was ac-
cepted.
The School Board held meeting on
Monday night, all the members of the
Board being present. The Secretary who
had been appointed to settle with Professor
Rowland the amount to be charged for use
of books for the Normal Institute, made his
report that the matter has been amicably
settled, and the amount charged, $l5, paid +;
Mr. VIM. Miner was appointed committee
to INSPECT the facilities for heating the
school building, with discretionary powers
to have the present apparatus repaired, or
to purchase new ones, as he THINKS best
some necessary work needed to be done on
the school grounds was also ordered.
There has been some unavoidable delay
on the part of the contractor to commence
the work of rebuilding the spire on St. Ja-
cob's thuruhj but operations will no doubt
commence now in few days.
Mrs. Lewis Outer, formerly of this bo-
rough, but now of Allentown, is paying a
visit here, tile guest of Mrs. William H.
Knecht.
Hon. DIR. j. G. Zern, during the week
has had some additional ornamentation
made to the front of his building.
We were informed on Wednesday eve
ming, that wedding which had been kept
Sub-rosa, had actually taken place between
a young gentleman of Packertdn, and q
young lady of this borough. Investigation
did not fully confirm the rumor; but if il
has not already, it probably ,oiH take place
soon,
The pic mic by the Young America
Band this Saturday. afternoon and eve,
ming, promises TO be brilliant affair. May
the clerk of the weather smile upon them.
-Wm. NJ. Behler, of the firm of Behlel
& Kresge, has leased hotel in Tamaqua
and will remove there about the 18th inst
Daniel Kresge continues at the Fort Allen
House as sole proprietor.
Miners Brothers were compelled thi:
week to cancel one of their large contract,
on account of lack of room in their ioun.
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Our thorough C0uiiciI.

a regular meeting of the Borough Coun-
Gil was held on Monday evening; all the
members, with one eXeepton,were present
A report was made by the Burgess, Secreta-
ry and Treasurer that new bonds had been
issued to take the place of old bonds which
have matured theTreasurer's bond for the
current year also approved Councilman
Miller was instructed TO ascertain whether
the private owners of property on Bankway
intend to repair defective sidewalks; VIM.
NJ. Hapsher, counsel for borough, was or
deredto bring suit for the immediate payment
of a note due the borough. The Lehigh
Hook aud Ladder Company, of Lehighton
laid a memorial and petition before the
Council asking aid to procure necessary
material for eXtinguishing fires. 1t was re
solved that the Treasurer be authorized to
eXpend for that purpose the sum ofS5O,with
the request that the company appoint a
committee to increase said amount by sub
scriPtons from the public, for the same
purpose, in order to increase the efficiency of
the fire company. A vote of thanks was
voted to the company for past faithful SER
vices
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Benjamin Fronheiser onW Wednesday morn
ing last at about IL o'clock, was suffering
from a slight attack of fever and ague, and
in order to get relief was taking a decocton
Of iron (rCrnoaid aoUeJoraceasis) weed, some
times called tiat top, an indigenous plant,
whose purple flowers appear in August and
September,and reported to possess cathartic
properties; he had taken about two teacups-
full of the tea, when'he was taken with nau-
sea and weakness, as though parayzed.
The stuff acting similarto croton oil. Drs.
Reberond Derhamer were sent for and found
it too late to administer any antidote as the
patient was in a state ofcollapse and died in
great agony in about two hours after taking
the iron weed tea. The poison causing acute
peTtontis. This is the third case of poison
ing from drinking herb teas in this section
within a short time, and should put our
people on their guard against taking RENE
dies recommended by persons outside the
medical profession.
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a CYCLOPEDuA FOR SIN.

Perhaps the most remarkable literary en-
terprise Of the time, IS the publication Of the
Library Of Universal knowledge" in 20 vol.
umes of nearly 1000 prges each, handsomely
bound, for so cents per volume, or $40 for the
set. 1t is a reprint entire of the last (ls7g)
Edinburgh rnd London edition of "Chambel S
Encyclopedia; A Dictionary of Universal
knowledge for the People" with very large
additions upon topics Of special interest to
American readers. The amount of matter
will somewhat exceed that Of the Cycloredias
Of Appleton or johnson, though the price is
but fraction of their cost. Volume enc is to
be ready early in September and the others
will follow at very short intervals. The re-
markably low prices are accounted for by the
method Of sale, to the subscribers direct, saw
ing them the large commissions often 60 or 60
per cent paid TO agents or dealers also, by
the recent great reduction in the cost of max
ing books, and also by making very large
sales. This certainly is a work that the mil
lions Will appreciate. Special inducements
are offered to early subscribers and 70 clubs.
The same publishers have recently issued
editions of "Chambers' Cyclopedia Of English
Lteratnre, vols, s2.JU, formerly sold in 2
vols, for sg,OOi also, "Rolllns' Ancient His
tory" and "Josephus' Works." large typo
editions, for s2,25 AMI $500, and ''Smlth's
Bible Dictionary" Sl.co.
They also publish, in August and Septem-
Der, the "Acme Library Of Biography" -
vols, and the "Acme Library of Modern
Classics, vols, the former at SO cents and
the latter at so cents per VOL In these series
are presented such authors as Carlyle, Ma
cauly, Gibbon, Goldsmith, Lamartine, Michel
ct, Thomas Moore, Walter Scott, and Fouque,
and such subjects as Cesar, Cromwell, Burns,
Joan ofArc, Vicarof Wakefield, LaIla Rookh,
sc. Full catalogue Of publications, terms to
clubs, Sci Will be sent free on request by the
publishers, the AMERIoAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
55 BEEKMAN ST., Ny
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Growing.


In order to show the people how the cir
culation of the CARBON ADVOCATE is grow.
ing, and as an indication of its popularity
we give list of new subscribe 5 received
during the past four weeks read and hanC
in your namej only 81 per years
VIM. L. stoe1er, Berlinville, Northamp
ton County, Pa.
a. Fritznger, Saline, Kas.
j. S. Fritzinger, Packerton, Pa
Tilgh. Driesbach, Weissport, Pa.
o. l.. Miller, Lehighton, Pa.
F. Wedenheimer, Washington, Co. Kas.
Chas. Bartholomew, Lehighton, Pa.
Granville Froelich, Lehightol, Pa.
John Sterling, Parryville, Pa.
Tlos. NJ. Ball ct, Kutztown, Pa.
II. V. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
DR.. Cortright, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Thos. a. Barlow, Philadelphia, Pa.
G. IL. Stearns, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Thigh. NJ. Ballet, Pleasant Corner, Pa.
John Gomery, Lehighton, Pa.
Henry Hone, Weissport, Pa.
Jos. May, Weissport Pa.
Nm. II. Rex, Lehighton, ia,
E. S. Heintzelman, East Penn, Pa.
Geo. Davies, Catasauqua, Pa.
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Our schbola for the current school yea
are to be in charge Of Mr.. Biermau of Tania
qua, as Principal and Miss Maggie Rihke
as Primary teacher. The organization Of q
third or Inteftiediate school will depenc
upon The attendance, hence the appoint
ment Of third teacher has been postponed
until Autumn.
Mrs Jas Thomas, OF Catasauqua, &c
companied by her daughter Mamie and
niece Bessie Davies, came to town on visiI
last Saturday. Mrs. Thomas returned on
Saturday, but tile young ladies spent a week
with their young friends. The Thomas and
Davies families have many warm friend,
here who are ever glad TO see them.
One hundred three tons of pig-irot
is the production of No for last week, and
one hundred eight tons for the weel,
previous. No. 3 was put in blast on We'd
nesday
applying the torch. The capacity of both
furnaces is about 500 tons per Week.
The Evangelical camp meeting will
open on Saturday, 10th inst, at the same
place as last yeaf-in the grove in East Penn
township, about one mile west of Bowmans-
vile.
Mr.. B. F. Teter, agent and operators,
Lehigh Gap, will remove his family there
this fall. AS Supt. of the Sabbath school
and an active worker in the church, his re-
moval hence will be loss to the Evangeli-
cal church here.
The Gold Eagle Hotel, under the pro
prietorship Of Mr.. Chas. Hdddatz, is getting
to be quite GUNNER resort-some twelve
or fourteen city boarders having arrived
thus far from Philadelphia. Nature could
hardly have done more than she has toward
making our village an attractive spot for
The rustcation of city folks. Our boating
facilities, groves, drives, walks and enchant-
ing scenery combine to make the hill-envir-
oned village of Parryville pre-eminent as a
place Of resort. Besides, art contributes not
little to the sum total of enjoyment in the
shdpt vi iron u-uldnuldCJuTe uJ our nuOllc
works. One who understands the art of
furnishing pleasure and comfort to the many
who flee to the country during the summer
months in quest of recuperation and pleas
urable recreation, could, by the investment
of a few thousands in capital, successfully
rival our far-famed Switzerland of Ameri-
ca right here at Parryville.
We notice thatyo reporter in his notes
on the closing exercises of the Normal In
stitute, in your last issue, omitted the men
tion of Miss Emma Dollenmayer and Miss
N. Smith as vocalists. These ladies render
ed in artistic style two Duets, entitled,
"Moonlight on the Waters,' and "Break, ye
Waves" Miss Dollonmayer sings very
sweet and powerful soprano, and Miss Smith
an alto, also equally powerful and melodious,
which blends with the soprano in rare har-
mony. AMERIcus.
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ON Strike.

Tuesday morning the men at one Of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company's Glen Carbon collierios struck be-
cause the outside boss refused to hoist them
whenever ten men requested to come out of
the mine. This action throws two hundred
men out Of employment. A similar strike oc
Cured at the Vaudeville shaft ON Tuesday.
The men are sim out and the colliery Is idle,
throwing between hye and six hundred hands
out ofwork. No compromise Is expected A
law lately passed requires that when ten
men workingin a slope or shaft assemble 10
be hOlsted Il shall be he duty Of the loss 70
take them out Immediately.
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YOUDoN'rKNOwrrlrlsv value

"They CURED me Of Ague, Biiliousness and
Kidney Complaint, as recommended. had
a half bottle left which ! used for my two
little girls, whom the doctors and neighbors
said could not be cured. I am confident
should have lost both OF them one night it
/ had not had the Hop B,ters IN my house
90 use. ] Sound they di them so much
good continued with them, and they are
now well. That is why say you 90 nai
know halt the value oi Hop B.tiers, and do
not recommend them highly enough. b,
Rochester, n. Y. 38-3
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$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Constipation or Cos
tiveuess we cannot cure with Vests Veget-
uble LIVER Pills, when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are purely
Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction.
Sugar Coated. Large boxes, containing 30
pills, 2j cents. For sale by all Druggists.
Beware of counterieits and limitations. The
genuine manufactured only by JOHN c..
WEST & CO., "The Pill Makers" 1S1 & 1888
W. Madison ST., Chicago. Free trial pack
age sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a Bet,
stamp. 2S-ly
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August Q, 1879.
RcIigiOMs NOtes.

LEHIeHToN M. f. CHURCH, Rev. ]. P.
Miller, pastor-To-morrow, Sunday, ga. m.
Glass Meeting at 10 a. M, an address by +,
p. Longstreet, Esq; Sunday School at . p. M
Young Mems Prayer Meeting at e;3Op. m, and
at 1880 p. M, special services.
DED1oATIoN.-Then new Evangelical chapel,
at North Weissport, will be dedicated on Sun.
day, August 10. The dedicatury sermon will
be preached at $3.50 n. m. Sunday school at /
p. m. English preaching at p. m, and ser.
vices again at 1880 p. m. Several ministers
from a distance are expected to be present and
participate in the exercises. All are cordially
invited to be present.
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Luzerno county nominations.

The Luzerne county Democracy held
their convention last Tuesday, and placed in
nomination the following ticket:
Additional Law Judgc-W S. Mclean.
Prothonotary-C Banker.
Clerk Of Courts-James 0'Donnell.
Jury Commisoner-D. C. Koons.
A series of resolutions were adopted, de-
nouncing the Republicans and endorsing
the Democratic State Convention in NOM
mating Daniel 0. Barr for State Treasurer,
and pledging a unanimous support of that
gentleman at the polls.
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MARKIED,

HuNsICKER-REED the 18th nit. hy Rev:
A. Bartholomew, Joseph Hunsicker, of Ma
hOning, Carbon county, and Miss Kate A:
Reed, of West Penn, Schuylkill county.
HoNTz- -CUNFER.-On the 27th ult., by the
same, Dennis Hontz and Miss Matilda Cum
fer, both of Mahoning, this county,
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The veteran soldiers will bold a meet
ing at the Fort Allen House, WeissVort, on
Saturday evening August lGj at 1880 o'clock,
instead Of this Saturday as originally pro
nnsnl
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Attention. FiremenI

A special meeting of Lehigh Hook and
Ladder Co.. No. /, of this borough, will be
held on Monday evening, August 18th, al
1880 o'clock sharp, for the transaction ofim.
portant business. By order
II. V. MORTIMER, President
Augrst 1870
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1t makes a person feel sad to hear a cry
ing baby, suffering probably from some
slight pain, which could be easily relieved
by the use Of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which
is for sale at all drug stores.
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S15O(D55. 4 &.

Gnd Hnn TO 5000 a YEAR, or 5j 20 20 q
Ak AnkuN day IN your own l6cality I'd
epIEDVV risk. Women do rs well as men.
Many MAKE more than the
amount stated above. No one q fail TO make
money fast, ANY one can do the work You
can make from 80 cents to 81 an hour by devOt.
ing your evenings ana spare time TO the bust
ness. 1t costs nuthng to try the business.
Nothing Ike lt Tor money maxine ever offered
before. BuluesS pleasant AMI strictly honor.
able Reader, II YOU want to know al abOut
tie best paying business before the public send
n your address aed we wi send YOU fun par.
uculars and private terms free snmp es worth
8 also free you can then ulake up your mind
Tor Yourself Address GEORGE SrINSON
q CO., Portland, Mai. @. June 7-Iys.
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PacISertOn nipples.

John C. Dolon is constantly adding i'm
provements to his dwellings; he has carpen-
ters and painters now at work.
Mrs. L. l.. Babcock is visiting friends
in Tamaqua.
Mrs. James Martin has been confined
to the house for some time with severe
cold but is improving now.
John, the good natured, honest Jew,
with his horse and wagon arrives here regu.
larly every pay day, with "some dings" to
sell. A good bargain is not an unusual thing
we mean on Johns side.
The coal trade has not been quite so
brisk for the last few days, owing to the
number ofunlosded cars at Perth and South
Amboy.
Candidates are busy visiting the differ
ent districts, and interviewing those whom
they think have political influence. A good
hearty shake of the hand and inquiries as to
your health, and that Of the good wife and
babies, is not uncommon now, and we can
see no objection. 1t is time in the life Of
the average voter when ne realizes his i'm
portance, it is elevating, and though after
election, he may not be treated with such
marked respect, he can console himself with
the thought that next time, &e., &c.
What was the matter2 What is the
matterY What will the matter be Who
can answerf
Mrs. WIN. N. DaFourj of Williamsport,
is visiting at Mr.. w. l.. Stiles! ASON.
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Ladies are cordially invited to call at the
Original Cheap Cash Store, and examine our
elegant stock Of ladies linen suits, which
we are rapidly selling off at lowest prices.
Respectfully
j. r. NUsBAUA & Son.
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nfEn.

SHUMACHER.-On the 18th ult.. in Mahoning,
Minnie Catharine, daughter of owen and
Mary Schumacher, aged 2 years, months
and day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-09

Mr.. Tilden once said very wise thing;
to wit, that great success in American poli-
tics is not to be achieved by pipe laying and
wire pulling, by truck and dicker, but by
fidelity to those fundamental principles
which lie at the bottom Of our Democratic
institutions end are dear to the hearts of the
people. That is as true now as Il was when
Mr., Tilden said it. May the day never
come when it shall cease 10 be true
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Special Notices.


go 900 A YEAR for honest, intelligent busi-
eJ~uess men Oragcnts. New business light
work. Address CO-OPERATIvE AGENCY,
Madison, Ind. June 2S.-4mo.
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enrrrLL.rnw.- Anr- 7Lh 1E

sHrrrflrrowv, Aeg. nh 1879.
Looi, ont Cor an breef d1 ragsht woch FIN
am Krishashtuilcr
non do garu cbas nies auuo wild, IN don
braucht yusht do l,0fyosa head owgoocka uf
de wip-lidc crro KEEP.
Ollowilc Sin dc boyen buissy oil earra
fielder rmblowya, uu rejdy rreaga for de
soad nous maucho.
For an recht good moryd essa dada mer
dcs do rccommcnda tswe wncho gukochto
oyer, an sthick beci-steak, aver net so hort;
gobroda, hasay buch-weort2a kucha, garbro-
day grumbceraan sblickel gabrodncs skunk.
cr, un gross cuply full tao mid plainly
Sucker drin.
Es is for tswa wocho tsurick an fraw uf
basuch gonyo noch Pan Forest tonship, un
amer dot by nomma Daniel Krusey, dar hot
now gamaned ar kent yusht du mid ezra we
ar wot, nm hut Sc eva um pucha woller, un
dar resud wor, Sc hut cam mohl AN CLOS
shtond in 81 galres nj gdshmissa dos es eva
gablud hut, Feel grcddid tsu so an wips-
bid Sc hod now an notion can an trile gev-
va on dor cort.
An gcpteel family! Woss is cs dos an
family gentccl mauchtl Iii Sc missa wine
un whisky i'm house hovva, gooty klader, un
kan visible means Of support, un de kinnet
missa faulensa, un dorh gor nets shoHa lama.
SAN. KHsuAsHTUrrER.
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SAVE LAR!Tnp EoYrr1AN

~ FEVER AGUL AND LIVER PAD is W thout any
exception the best Pad IN existence Tor the cure
ana prevention Of all m llurlOIs diseases and
age. No meOltine required. cures by absOrp-
unn send for pamphlet, winch gives certtti-
cate Oi extraordinary cures performed by TINS
PAD, mailed free. Ask your Druggist for the
EgYpuan PAt and take no other II he has
none VIII send on one bv mail on receipt of
price, 81. JOS. 1. r rLLMING, 81 Market St,
Pittsburgh, a. Sole Agent Tor the united
states. May 3l-l year
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"A new and dangerous counterfeit five
dollar National Bank note has just been dis
covered by the United States authorities. It
is on the Pawling National Bank, New
York. It can however, be readily detected
by close examination of the word "imita-
ton" in the lower left hand corner on the
back of the note In the counterfeit the ts
are not crossed. Another point ofdifierence
is seen in the word "Register' on the face of
The note. In the counterfeit the stem of the
small "r' has a right curve at the base as
though the engraver had started to make a
"w." The general appearance Of the note is
much darker than the genuine. The letter
an" in the word "thousand" on the back in
dcates the correction made in that letter,
changing it from "w' to "n."
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-09

During the past week the wife of Prof.
Bemd presented him with a son. We are
pleased to add that Mrs. B, and the young
professor are doing we'll
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Local and Personal.
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers to the CARBON ADVOCATE will
take special notice that our terms are one
dollar year strictly in advance, if not so
paid SI.25 will be charged in every instance,
Subscribers getting their papers by mail will
refer TO the direction tabs on their papers
and note the date, and remit accordingly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-09

Dropsy, ErYsipelas. secondary syphilis, Gravel,
Diabetes, and all diseases in which the b OOd is
Implicated, IS now offered TO the public.
sold by all RETAIL DRUGGISTS. and (WhOlesale
0nIY) bv THE WENBURN MEDICINE co.
p. o.. Box 33S, Rochester, n. Y.
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AGENTLEMA VINO suffered fory Sais from
\ eryOus BLBILITN N,PREM AZURE DECAY,
and an tbs elects Of youthful indiscretOn Will
for lac sake OF suffering humunitt, scnd Tree 10
all who need %, the rocipe aud direction for
making the simple relnedy hy which he was
cured. sufferers wishing ~ profit by the al.
yeitlsers experience can do SO by addressing IN
perfect COnudtnce.
IOIlN b. OanEN. a Nednr ST. N. Y.
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DR.. L. D. WEYBUEN's ALTERNATIVE sYRUI
q A remedy used THIRTY. FIVE YEARS in
a private pract ce ami never iniling TO radically
cure
RH ETJNT u TTGnT
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KENDALL'S TINS remarkable med
Spliut, Curb, Callous. So or any enlarge
ment, and WILL REMONE THE BUNCH
Sp YIN Wlfu ur BLlSrERING
~ = ~ prcauaintFa sore. No remedy
ever % iscuycred cl4aisit Cor certainty of ar-
tlon iu /. dipping iLr iam1uues and removing
(tIrD A. he bunch. lflCo 5l00. send lOF
y 1 III circular gs1ng Positive Proof aud
your nearest afeurs ntdress sold b. drug
gIsts, or sent 70 auy address by the Inventor.
b. ] Kendall, NJ D., Enosburgh Falls, W
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Closing prices Of DEHAyEN x TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
Third Street. Philadclphin. Anrust. Z. 1879
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MAGICAL BEAUTIFTER.
OF YOUTH.

sold by drasgists and fancy sOodsmOu