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Special Business Locals.

JOYFUL News "A car load
of corn has just been received at the
Brick Mill.
The most attractive place in the
town is Peyser's Central Saloon. Every
thing is tirst-class. s
-SoMETHING NEw.-Call at Pey-
ser's and sec the latest thing on legs
amusing, fascinating and entertaining.
Illustrated Book Of Cage Birds mailed
for 3 cent stamp. BIRD FOOD Co.. 237
South sth St.. Philadelphia.
j. Nichols & Bro. have just re.
celved large lot Of Fancy Toilet Soaps
Call and see for yourselves.
For pure drugs. and accuracy
in compromising prescriptions, go to j
Nichols & Bros Drug Store.
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Wallace. n. c.. Aug, 2Sth. Is

Wallace, N. c., Aug. 2Sth, 1888.
Mr.. EDITOR: From the extreme cal
critic condition of the atmosphere last
week, we are suddenly merged into a cool
wave. The change is so sudden that bad
results are anticipated; at any rate broad
smile can be detected on the mein of our
resident physicians, we hope though that
their expectations will not be realized.
The storm Of Saturday night, which ex-
tended oyer large area of country, touch
ed this place slightly and blessed US with
a very good rain.
The picnic near Mr.. d. I. McMillan's
known as Duplin's farmers dinner, was
we'll attend but did not come up to that
standard of excellence which was desired
by the managers. We are told that a
crowd of unciv1l and hoosierl1ke fellows
from Grab All and Hungry Neck OF
some other outlandish place, who make
it point to go to such places to eat other
peoples rations and do most of the dane.
ing, were there in full force, which O
course ueLracleu SOMEWHAT IRON tnt
pleasures Of the day.
The basket picnic to be held at Glen
ent's, in this place, next Friday, will NJ
doubt, be grand success. Will repor
in our next,
Excuse brevity this time for it is yer;
hard to write when you have nothing t.
write about. Have YOU ever been il
such a strait? PHIL
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First Class Restaurant.

KEEP A FIRST-CLASS RESTAU-
4 rant at my old stand on Main St, near
the Brick Mill. Lodging can also be had
Meals at all hours. The best the market
affords will be given you served up as
well as III any similar house III North
Carolina, and at as reasonable rates
Beef, Fish, Oysters, &c, always oil
hand at the lowest figures. Meals may
also be had at all hours at my other
stand, first door South Of X. Alsbrook's.
| cordially invite and ask the patronage
OF the people. VIII guarantee satislac-
ton. JACOB u. HILL.
Feb. s, 23-tf
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OBITUARY.

Died on August 18th, in Ringwood,
Pattie 3. infant daughter of l.. D. and
Mary B. Johnston. She was child of
teileet. but. death loves Shining mark
and
She is now blessed angel;
Her home is in the sky;
She shines among those living lights
Beneath her makers eye.
A freshly gathered lily
A bud of early doom
Has been transplanted from the earth
To bloom beyond the tomb.
G. E. NJ.
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FARM FOR SALE!

A good farm Of 1873 acres. One-half
cleared. other half well timbered in cy-
press, oak and pine, with u three-room
frame house and good well of water, in
the healthest part of Greensville county,
Virginia. immediately on the Petersburg
4 Weld on Railroad, half way between
Jarrctt's and Belfield depots:
This land has enough timber Oh 1t to
pay for it. and is well adapted to the
growth of cotton and peanuts
Parties wishing to purchase may write
to the editor of the Biblical Recorder,
Raleigh, n. G.. or call on Mr.. George IL
Bailey. near Belfeld (Ea) Possession
given 1st January 1884. aug l6-SW
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office.

pY VIRTUE Of power i'll me vcs. , y.
~ a decree OF the Superior Co.: u"
Halifax county, | shall sell for i in
the town Of Scotland Neck. on I ,r,}
day Of September next. 1T Il o'cloe ne
ilVo-horSc power steam engine AL tx
lures used Herewith, and enc g!n.
Persons wishing to see the pr0pc;E can
do so by calling on Robert Ici1ei CIV
art Hardy or Anthony John. it "a
ted 1T Anthony Johns store.
". A DUNN,
kitchin < Dunn, &C =.
Attorneys. ats it
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Execut rix's Notice

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ENECU-
IL triX of tie last will and testament Of
William E. Williams. deceased, all per
sons indebted to his estate viii please
come forward and settle, and those hold
ing claims against the estate are notified
to present them for payment before the
10th day Of August. 1854, or this notice
will be plead in bar Of their payment.
FRANCES WILLIAMS.
S. S. ALSOp. Atty. ENecutriX.
Enfield. Y. G.. Aug l. 50. 3
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Farmers, save your hogs by using
NORRIS VEGETABLE COMPOUND. This
wonderful remedy was discovered III the
forests of Eastern North Carolina. For
sale by Bryan & Whitehead, Scotland
Neck s. :. Nash Il Co.. Tarboro ::
Brown 4 Simmons. Weldon. \. G.. and
by all druggists. aug Ii 3n
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SCOTIA nd Neck Business
now Is THE TIME

TO have your pictures made while you
have the opportunity to have then. made
well.
We are prepared to do first-class W *
in TIN-TYPEs, PHOTOGRAPHS. PoRCE-
LAIN and PENELLoGRAPHs.
a~ Copying and charging a speciality.
t'iFe us trial Respectfully,
NEWELL i v T.
Scotland Neck, July 81, 1883.
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A NEW INVENTIO e,

[ PROCURED e patent the 9th jan,
L for my Machine to measure tDtton
Begging and Carpeting. which the owners
of gins, and retail merchants need to save
labor and do away with the trQ,...le Of
rolling the bagging ct on she muddy
streets; and ;Ic carpets OF the dirty
floor. With this machine you can measure
100 yards within FIVE minutes tir,e \
boy seven Years old can execute tI?t york
easily. From the present prospeo: all
lions will be sold South.
Offers have been made for the Y4.cnt
right, and TO give entorprlsing men . ,p-
porCunity TO purchase. | VIII ie:.e tie
sale open for other bidders % day iDo
or more testiminialS can be give hat
the measuring is done accurately. Tor
particulars: ail.lrn4&
J. c.. WILLIAMS.
Scotland Neck, \. c.
Feb. %, 1888, 2G-Gm.
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TUpLlS ROAD
EcsEsE &sgESsSsE.,

This school opens annually OF the first
Monday in September, and closes on the
last Friday of May. Tuition SO per
session. BOARD, including washing, lights
and fuel. s. % per month.
The cheapest male school IN North
Carolina. For further particulars apply
to s. W CLEMENT,
PRINCIPAL,
Wallace, Duplm county, n. Z.
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Notice..

T HAVE QUALIFIED as executor of
L p. Ii. Whitmore- Persons having
claims against him are notified to present
them to me or my attorneys, kitchin 4
Dunn, on or before Sept. lst, 1884, or
this notice will be used as bar to recov-
cry. Persons indebted to the estate must
make early payment. or action will be
taken against them. r. II. SMITH. JR.
Executor P. II. Whitmore.
Aug. Ii. 1898. 1t
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MUSIC SCHOOL :

Miss KATE FENNER respectfully an
nounces that she will commence her
Music School September Sd.
VIII teach either at the homes of pu-
pills or her own residence.
Es" Terms-sl5 per 20 weeks.
aug Is 1t
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Nss'2'sa's1

BRANsoN's \. G. DIRECTORY, 18th
year OF Publ, cation. Gth Edition. will
soon be issue d. The only relia'', ni-
rectory Of the State ever published. .>,co
$500. Order of
L. BRANSON. Raleigh,
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Rain fall for the week ending
Aug. 25th. 1883, 20 inches. Highest
range of thermometer, 92o lowest range
of thermometer. ZOE.
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- ALEM AGA DENY,
SAYIEYs. y. &.

The SOth Annual Session begins Sept.
9th. Cor new catalogue containing Re
auirements for Admission. Courses of
Study in the several departments, Terms
and Expenses, address the Principal.
aug 16 I'm.
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Index to New Advertisements.

S. W, Clement-Duplin Road High
School.
A. II. Morris-Hog Cholera.
G. 7. Bailey-Farm for sale.
5. L. Alsop-Legal rotice,
Rev. J. L. 10 n-Salem Academy.
T. Pevser-Business Notice.
\. b. Josev-Local notice.
Kitchen L Dunn-Legal notice.
r. II. Smith, Jr.-Legal notice.
Commonwc Printing.
G. NJ. Newell--Pfotographic,
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Ills a conceded fact that the
only pure whiskey in town is ''Old 49,
for sale only at Peyser's Central Saloon.
For SALE.-Store and residence
on Main Street, in Scotland Neck, N. c..
Apply to G. w. GAY,
mar152Stf
Sherry Cobblers, Mint Juleps,
Port Wine Sangarees. Claret Punches,
Stone Fence, Cocktails, Lemonade, &c,
at Peyser's.
POSITIVELY SOD. Edmondson has
just received another car load Of Corn at
his mill in Greenwood. where he is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of mill stuff
low for cash. 2-2t
N. B. Josey & Co. will soon
move to d. Edmondson's New Brick
Store and open their large Fall and Win
| ter Stock of Goods. t
Go to L. II. flights barber shop
in postoffice building. You'll feel better,
| look better, and have pleasant time
at homo and elsewhere till you need
shaving again.
! CHEAPEST FASHION MAGAZINE III the
world. 120 large pages. pages new music
1000 engravings each issue. 80 cents PEI
year: single copies 10 cents. STRAW
BRIDGE & CLoTHIER, Sth Il Market SITS.
Philadelphia.
WANTED. A live, sober and homes
w man to thoroughly canvass Halifax
and Edgecomb counties in the interest o
the COMMONWEALTH VIII pay such ;
man GOOD WAGES. Address Thu
Office.
WaUoce, n. q. April goth, 3;
My hogs were taken sick with vomitin;
with every symptom of Cholera. and
applied to A. IL. Morris, of Teachey 5
obtained his remedy and gave it accord
ing to directions, and | will say. that m M
hogs all improved, and are doing well
and none of them died. believe it to b
good remedy for sick hogs. S
W. n. ELsw ORTIZ.
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10 TAKE EFFECT Sc PIT. lSt, 1883

I 7 III - 10y
Hamilton Mail closes, $1,000 $50 \. NJ
Northern Mail closes, y. NJ.
Northern Mail opens $50 L. NJ
Hamilton Mail opens $50 Z. NJ
Money orders issued from 0 \. NJ. tc
> P. NJ. Office opens promptly at GA.
NJ. closes P. Nj.
Jno. I. Brinkley, Post Master.
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New Life

new Lilo
is given by using Browns
IRON B1rTERs. In the
Winter it strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it enriches the blood
and conquers disease; in the
Summer it gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
Of sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
so surely prevented as by
keeping the system in per-
feet condition. Browns
IRON BITTERs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarms
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c. H..
II. S. Berlin, Esq, Of the
well-known firm of H. S.
Berlin & Co, Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Genhemen.' I take pleas
ure in stating that have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
lara and nervous troubles,
caused by overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware Of limitations.
Ask for Browns IRON BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as "JNst as g00a."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
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NOTICE !!

DERSONS wishing to buy, sell, lease,
i rent or exchange real estate any
where in this vicinity, will do well to
communicate with us.
nlFn Terms moderate.
KITCHIN 4 DUNN,
Attorneys-at-Law.
Scotland Neck, n. G.
June 29th. 1882.
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Notice.

IN OUlCC.
DI VIRTUE Of power IN me vested by
ID decree Of the Superior Court fol
Halifax county, granted in the case Of Il.
NJ. Johnson and others against John I
Howell. lately pending in said court.
shall sell In the town Of Scotland Neck
on the 10Th day Of October next. that
land bounded by the lands Of J. I. Brink
lev. Windsor Evans and others, and
known as the Joe Shields tract, and con
tanning fifty acres more or less.
Terms-half cash, balance IN 6 months
Title retained, and bond to carry s pei
cent. interest with good security required
for deferred payment.
W. II. KITCHIN,
kitchin Il Dunn, Corr.
Attorneys, aug Ii It
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We ara reliably informed that
the cotton-picker invented and patented
by Mr. B. o. Savage. of this community,
is proving successful beyond the expec-
tations of many. We have not had the
pleasure of seeing the machine, but are
sure Of one thing-lf it is made to pick
cotton successfully, Scotland Neck will
have millionaire in the person of Mr..
Savage. We understand that he starts
for Louisville next Monday to place his
invention ON exhibition.
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Office.

HAVE QUALIFIED a> administration
] Of II. T. Ware. Persons having claims
against him are notified TO present them
to me or 10 my attorneys, kitchin X
Dunn, by the LIST day Of September. 1884.
or this notice will be used as a bar to
their recovery. G. W. DUNN,
Aug II 1t Admir- Ii. +. v are.
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Correspondence

Mr. EDITOR inferior court convened
on Monday the Goth inst. at Halifax,
Judge Hill made an elaborate charge to
the grand jury, which was the most III
telligent one we have heard IN many days.
There was no great deal of business
think that two terms Of the court would
be sufficient to transact the business, now
that we have three week for Superior
court.
The chairman of the court was once
candidate for a seat in Supreme court,
he received a flattering vote IN the con-
vention. Associate Daniel is a grave
looking lawyer-like gentleman-Associate
Parker IS young man, and a stranger
would take him to be real judge.
There were only three cases from this
end Of the county. This speaks well for
the morals Of our people. The young
man Barnes who was indicted for steal
ing money from Capt. kltchin, was con-
victed. Tony Clark, the notorious cattle
thief, who halls from the kingdom Of Pal
myra, was convicted and sentenced for
five years. Haywood Harris. indicted.
for stealing two sore headed puddle ducks,
was acquitted. one James McGee was
convicted of carrying concealed weapons,
and sentenced to jail for thirty days.
/ Joseph Bacey. the celebrated root doc
| tor and fortune teller was sent to the pen
etentiary for twelve months for larceny.
/ Several cases We're continued. The
court adjourned after very pleasant but
heated term. w. A d.
MIR. EDITOH - most humbly
apologize to We local editor for uncon.
sciously disturbing you while engaged IL
your I:;borious work. was not aware
that your nervous system was SO easily
shocked. especially by the clarion notes
from one of Scotland Neck's most famous
musicians, nor that you possessed sucl
musical talent as to observe whether OF
not fiddle was half tuned when Shoe
Fly was successfully played. My friend
take some nerve tonic. get acclimated
and when at leisure come over and [ vii
give you a Carr load of the sweetest mu
sic you ever listened to.
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Sc't1and Neck Post Office

RIrTE; AND REGULATIONS
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TT sSss CHOLERA

Enfield, \. c.. Aug. |, s
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Railroads ami STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and after SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th. 1852,
rains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 500, l0oc, A. NJ, and
1855 p. NJ.
For Portland and Lewiston. 900. 1000, A. ~;
2.45 and 10-55 p. N.
For Roekiand, 600 and 1000 AN.
For FarrnIngton, loco A. NJ
Fer Bath. &C, 1000 A. NJ, 2.45 2. III. (la-5a
p. NJ. saturdays-l
For WzteryilIe RS. "a A. NJ; and 4.i2 Pm;
500 on Saturdays.
For Skowhesaa, Belfast, Dexter, Bangor and
yancebor0, rs 4. NJ; AZ T. NJ.
Night Pullman Trans each way every night, Sun
lays included.
Gardiner Accommodation Train.
AUGUSTA TO GARDINER.
An. Pm. P.M
iUgusta,l w., e.25 zoo SIS
3aiewel, w., $50 Eos $50
ardiner ar, 6-5e 2.2o S5A
GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
ardiner,l w., 7.35 Loo f-i5
dsilogeil, w. SCI LIS 3.t2
augusta, ar, $40 LIS SIS
FREIGHT TRAINS.
For Portland and way, SIS and l2-2s p n.
For Yauceboro and way, l2-45 and 40 p N
tue from Boston and way, i1.s2 and 4-30 Z. NJ
Through tickets to California and all points south
and may be had of Z. II. Walker, ticket agent,
Augusta, the only Office selling via all routes and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYSON TICKER. GenI supt.
+. L BOoTHRY, Gen.l Pass ana r'k't Agt-
rortIanG. Oct. 18th. isa
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Enthusiasm.

We are apt to smile at enthusiastic peo-
pie. and the smile is mingled with com
passion. ale is so enthusiastic, we say,
apologetically, Of some friend. and we
make the admission as if it implied want
of balance. But what would the world
be without enthusiastic souls. or how
would its great enterprises be sustained
and accomplished? Enthusiasm is the
lever by which most Of us need to be lifted.
The inertness of selfish. or preoccupied
or indolent souls, can be overcome only
by this force. for enthusiasm is gifted with
the faculty of seeing into futurity. and
overlooking the intermediate vision Of the
whole, and is refreshed thereby, while
the duller spirits are yet doubling and
calculating.
Some one has said, and said truly. that
''he Is old indeed who has outlived his
enthusiasm" Well for us if We have
kept ours II we can still be enthusiastic
over a fine poem, noble deed. an exalt-
ed aim.
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Good Taste In Dress.

Dress, to be really beautiful must fit the
whole character and circumstances rs we'll
rs the torn; and its entire attractiveness
depends upon the case and unconscious
ness with which it is worn. If lady's
dress is especially conspicuous it may be
to the advantage Of the dress, but it is to
the disadvantage of the lady. The dress
NAV be artistic in color and design and
arrangement; but the lady who wears it
Is evidently lacking in good taste. The
dress might do credit to its maker, if it
were on lay figure in show window.
but it brings discredit to its wearer when
it calls chief attention to itself. and brings
her into prominence only as an exhibitor.
A lady is never well dressed when her
dress is conspicuous, any more than a
picture is we'll framed when its frame is
more noticeable than the picture.
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In contradiction 10 4 stAtefnG the
London Times that tie working in
London are 30 poor tii1o they Unable
to save money. another writer "a HAT pa
per sayS That there are in London 10 900
pIbllc hons where intoxicating liquors.
~ 6old. - that tn. sales amount to
IO.d60 - year, or s4ss. 500. 900. He
nyS that a. considerably more than half
Ing claaoes. it is plain that they could save
money II they would.
In opposition to the Blue Ribbon
Army" (temperance) FEz2h has for some
time been making great Pgress in Eng
land. the manufac1urE4B nd sellers OF
intoxicating drinks ave established a
yellow Ribbon Army." Their motto is,
Little fools drink too much, great fools
drink nose at ALL By this movement.
the meetings Of which are held at public
houses, they hope to counteract the in
fuence OF temperance organizations.
The British Wesleyan Methodist Con-
ference has set apart Sunday. December
10, for special reference Tin all Wesleyan
places Of worship to the appalling effects
and the dire results of intemperance in
Great Britain" A great public meeting
Is to be held in Manchester on Tuesday,
December II.
Rev. r. w. Medhurst, wlo is a candi-
date for the Portsmouth School Board, in
his address to the electors, says: Ell
elected, It will be my earnest eDdeavor
to secure temperance teaching for the
children"
viscountess Ossington is erecting a
magnificent coffee tavern at Newark on
Trent. II is to cost f20. 600. or nearly
100000. She hopes in this way to coun.
teract the influence OF the splendid ''gir
palaces" which abound.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, son Of the
Prime Minister, has presented petition
to the House Of Commons, from Leeds
signed by Al 900 persons, in favor of the
closing of public houses in Yorkshire on
Sundays. The Cambridge University
Temperance Society has more than 20t
members. Canon Farrar addressed them
recently.
An officer in London workhouse or
dered pauper to remove his decoration
which indicated his connection with the
blue Ribbon Army and when it wa:
attempted to remove it by force. the pau
per resisted He was charged in thu
Police Court with assaulting the officer
but the magistrate decided that the pau
per had committed no offence he has
only "st0od by his colors - and that tn,
order to remove the blue ribbon was un
lawful.
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AYERS
I'll air VigOr

restores with the gloss and freshness of youth faded
o. gray hair TO natural. rich brown color. or deep
bisck ~ may be desired. By its light red hsr
may be darkened, thin hair thckened, and badness
often, though net always. cured.
1t checks falling of the hair. and stimulates weak
and sickIJ growth to yigor. II prevents and CURES
scarf and dandruf, and heals srly every disease
peculiar to the scalp As a l. r Hair Dressing.
the vIGoR ID unequaed; it COZ -ins neither oil nor
dye, renders the hair soft, glossy and silken in ap-
pearaace, and imparts delicate, agreeable and last
ing perfume.
Mr. C. r. BELcHER writes from Kirby O.. July ,,
issl: last fall my hair commenced falling out and
in a short time became nearly bad used part Of
bottle of AYERS HAZE YIGoR, which stopped the
ia ling Of the hair and started growth have
now a full head OF hair growing wig rou-y, and am
convinced that bat for the OF your preparation
should have been entirely bald"
J.w. bower, proprietor Of the Macarthur tOhio)
Enquirer, says LAYERS HAIR VIGOR Is most tx
ceilent preparation for the hair speak Of II IRON
my own experience. Its promotes the growth Of
new hair and makes !, g9y a9d s on, hs go r
knowledge has the PREPARATION ever failed to give
entire satisfaction"
Mr. ANGUS FAIRBAIRS, leader of the celebrated
Of airbairn Family" of scottish Nocalrsts, writes
/ from Boston, Mass, Feb. g. 1850 "Eyer since my
hair began to give -ilsery evidence OF the change
which 1eeinR tine plocureth, have used AYERS
HAIR tIGOI.. and have been able TO maintain AN
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every one who lives in the eyes Of the public"
( Mas. o. A. PRESCOTT, writing from Is Elm street,
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ago. about twothirds of my hair OFF. II thinned
very rapidly. and was fast growing bald. On using
AYERS HAZE yIeoR the falling stopped, and new
growth commenced and in about a month my head
was completely covered with short hair. 1t has con-
tinued TO grow and Is good as before it fell
regularly used bottle Of the FIGoR, but now
! II occasionally as Il dressing"
| We have hundreds Of similar Testimonials of the
efficacy Of AYERS HAZE yIGoR. 1t needs but a trial
to convince the RIOS; skepiical of its value.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
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