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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

Tux Marysville AppeaL, speaking Of the
recent Immigration Convention, says
The truth is, that Northern Californians
have felt their independence for a quarter
Of a century, and have laughed at the folly
of immigrants who have passed them by to
find poorer homes in Southern California.
But ii appears that people who are immi-
grating into this State have at last learned
something about Northern California.
They find il rich III soil and with an album
dance Of water. The tides are at last
changing towards the riches, section Of the
State. Il has been asceitained to be prefer
able 10y many reasons to any other part of
California. But if We would multiply our
population and increase our capacity a.
producers and manufactures, there is labor
to be performed
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The REcoRD-UNIoS, during the exposi-
ton, endcayored to make general notes of
all worthy exhibits, but the eXigencies of
space did not permit all prepared notes to
gain place prior to the close of the fair
The following meritorious exhibits We're
among those the notes of which were
crowded out: Especially rich displays of
embroidery, painting and like decorative
and fine handiwork. by Miss Emma Clarke,
Miss Sarah Cohen, Mrs. II. Wachhorst, Mrs
J. o. Coleman, Miss Josie Wittenbrock,
Mrs W. +. Bryant, Sarah Hobbs, Richard
ShicldsAslachcn, Mrs. +, A. Arnold, Miss
Cora Scott, Mrs. /. q. Stever, Mrs. W H.
Wright Mrs. VI. DeCosta, Mrs. Sol. Run
yon. Also displays of black cotton belt
ing by Joseph Wagner Il Co., and machine
furnishing supplies by the same, and also
an account of the working system of
Byron Il Jackson's centrifugal pump, that
attracted so much attention. Also a fine
exhibit of silk-worms and their products
by Louise Rienzi, of Berkeley, and display
Of spool silk by Carlson < Currier.
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an DavS, Trial.
C. N. VESTS ELECTRIC BELTS,

DEING THE IN UHI.7
ID ventor OF num- xese Z: " y w tSTSh
Der of valuable Flee S,ssO.S P%$S=~~>.A
tGic Belts, / now pre- EC1gp MEDICAL BElEIs
New Improved Belt \sS-eSsSSl 8 49, ssS-
superior i'll every ---
spect 20 any other known belt, and the only
Of nh Electric Belts which can be charged with
water and carry constant current of electricity
through the human body, curing diseases with
out medicine and restoring lost manhood. Tes-
timonials are on file by thousands testifying to
its intrinsic value for male and female. Sent c.
o. d. or for cash, price $40. Send for pamphlet
to C. n. WEST, 652 Market street, S. f. Cal.
Mr.. Vests case against Horne for permanent
Injunction is now pending in the q. S. Circuit
Court in Chicago, the bill in equity IN said case
having already been sustained in favor of Mr..
West ROYCE & CUMMINGS,
Solicitors for Plaintiff, 507 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
KIRK, GEARY 6 CO., Agents, Sacramento
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and pleasing remarks, made second pre-
sentation to Mr.. Dodge of bottle of elixir,
TO extend his useful life, etc. which caused
much meriment among those assembled.
The watch and chain presented is heavy,
gold hunting-case watch, and bears the
following inscription: Presented to Q. P.
Dodge by exhibitors at Pavilion, California
State Fair 1884" The watch was pur-
chased of W. B. Miller, jeweler, Sacra-
mentO
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St. Jacobs Oil Floral Prize,

The cash prize of $50, offered by the Chas
\. Nogcler & Co. st. Jacobs OH for the best
display of cut-howers, artistically arranged,
brought three competitors to the front.
The prize was 70 be $50 for the first and $50
for the second; but as there were three
handsome displays, they increased the
purse to $50, which gave a premium of
SO 20 the third. \ committee consisting
of Mrs. William Martin and Mrs. Burns,
was appointed to make the awards. Their
decision was referred to the State Agri-
cultural Society, under whose auspices the
awards were TO be made. Hon. II. NJ. La
Rue. one of the Directors, assembled the
music-stand and, in the presence of
assembled thousands, announced that
the committee on these awards
had given first money 10 the Belle Conser-
vatory, second to F. Kunz and third to +.
\. Ebel all of this city. The floral exhibits
were very handsome and were greatly adj
mired throughout the evening. The piece
receiving first prize was a floral star, with
the words St Jacobs Oil - wrought in
erica and agcratum upon a background of
tuberOses. The entire display of the Belle
Conservatory was in six pieces. The dis
play by Mr.. Kunz was in seven pieces very
artistically arranged. The third, that of
Mr. Ebcl was Il single piece-a floral bank,
five by six feet, representing a fireplace
screen. The words St Jacobs Oil and
underneath " California State Fair" were
p,Fnly wrought in delicate flowers with
tubcrose settings.
The very neat music-stand located in the
Pavilion is to remain as a fixture Of the
building. 1t is ornamental in its construc-
ton, and very neatly grained in walnut,
oak, maple, etc, the work of j. S Nichols
800 X street, and was a feature Of obserya-
ton during the fair
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THE RECoRD-UNIoN is the only paper O

TIE REcoED-UNIoN is the only paper on
the coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
eeipcs the full Associated Press dispatches
fror, al parts Of q, rcorid. Outside Of San
Francisco II ! rs no competitor, IN point o.
Numbers in s home and general circulation
hro,tghov The coast. Challenges Of TWO TO
ONE, core-ing points ADORE, erterded TO local
sreatng paper, remain open for acceptance.
S. c. .Beckavith, " Tribune" Building, Ne'o
York, sole agent for the Eastern States. Wol.
Craaeron, No s Neg Montgomery street, San
Frc,cisco, special agent for San Francisco and
vici1tjr.
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County Exhibits will be prepared and pub
the Gold Medals

The awards of gold medals fj.r the most
meritorious display in the several depart
ments were as follows:
First Departmcn;-Best exhibit of live
stock, Leland Stanford.
Second Department-Machinery, nipple
ments, etc, j. L. Heald, Crockett. Cal
Third Dcpartment-TeXtile fabrics and
materials from which they are made,
WeinStock Il Lubin, Sacramento
Fourth Observation-Disclosures pro-
ducts, California Wire Works Company
San Francisco
Fifth Observation-Disclosures products,
Carlson Il Currier. San Francisco
Sixth Department-Fruits, Mrs Joseph
burlington, Brighton. Cal.
Seventh Department-Fine Arts, Matilda
Lott, Paris, France
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On Saturday evening, Just before the
close of the Exposition, Superintendent O..
p. Dodge was called from his office to a
distant part of the Pavilion and detained a
few moments. During his absence a large
number of exhibitors gathered in his office
Mr.. Dodge was then sent for, and upon en-
terins was approached by Mr.. Carlson, of
Carlson q Currier, of San Francisco who
appreciatingly addressed the Superintend-
ent. saying:
Mr. Dodge, One of the most successful fairs
ever held on the Pacific cOaSt is now drawing to
Il close Those who have gathered here day
after day, either as exhibitors or to gaze upon
the different products of our young and prosper
Gus State, will go 10 their homes, taking with
them the memory of the pleasant hours past and
gone In the different walks Oflie there are those
who plan and direct and those who benefit
through such planning and directing. The ex-
h:bitoTs at this fair through your planning and
directing have been greatly benefited, and as
Il slight appreciation ofyour kindness and cOur-
tcsy 10 them all they have delegated me 10 pre-
sent you with thisl beautiful! timepiece. Take
it, my dear sir, and wear II, not for its intrinsic
worth or value, but rs a token of good feeling
and friendship towards you, and may our
heavenly Father grant yOU many happy. pros
porous day before the hands on the dial of time
shall call you to better world above.
At the conclusion of Mr. Carlson's re-
marks, Mr.. Dodge responded by returning
sincere thanks TO the exhibitors for their
kind and " timely" appreciation of his ser
vices, and expressing satisfaction that his
efforts to aid them in arranging the differ
ent exhibits had won their esteem and APP
probation.
Professor Atkinson, in few humorous
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"Aureoline. '-Hatche's AureoIine, or
GOLDEN HAIR REVIEWER, extra quality. SOC.
per bottle. For sale by all druggists. S22-1m*
Members of Harmony Lodge, No. 800,
X. and l.. of H., are requested 10 meet at
Pioneer Hall, THIS Monday EVENING, Sep
TENDER -. 1881, Il. 80 O'clock
MRS. \. c. TUFTS, Protector
I. p. ELDRED Secretary. sa2-lt>
InSersolt's OrthodoNy.-Eev. II. j. Beck
er will reply to Colonel luger>Olls lecture on
" Orthodoxy" in the Nlnth-Street Baptist
Church. next WEDNESDAY EVENING. COM
mcncing at o'clock. Rhetoric is not logic
Applause is not approval. Mr.. Becker insists
that no intelligent man will render his verdict
concerning orthodoxy until its advocates have
had opportunity to present it before the people
in is true light The Lecture is free S2ltt
I OST-ON FRIDAY. TUE 18TH INSTANT
IL corner OF Seventh and streets a Gold
Bracelet The finder will be rewarded by lcay-
ing the same at 7o6 X street. S2-lts
ENARM FOR SALE-lf0 ACRES: GOOD 81
I buildings. fences and other improve Ss=S3
mcnts; acres fine bearing Vineyard: some -
Orchard only miles from here. Price $3.50
Terms, inquire OF CARL SrRUBEL. Sol J street,
S-1-lts
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CALIFORNIA STATE PAIR.
TWELFTH AND LAST DAY-COM-
PARISON OF RECEIPTS.
The Races - Concluding Scenes
Final Notes-More About the
Awards-Presentat

The State Fair closed Saturday night,
thus concluding twelve days exhibition
under wholly new conditions. Very natu-
rally the first season in quarters, under
wholly new conditions, and the friction of
management incident to the fitting up of
the new Pavilion and the new stock
grounds, the expenses were very much
heavier than they will be hereafter All
the machinery was new, the shafting new
and greatly enlarged. the engine and boilers
new, the system of lighting new, the corps
of aids and laborers much larger, etc.
Added to all this was the new stables and
stalls and pens at the Park, the making of
the new track, the moving of the stands,
new fencing and grades, etc also, the
fencing at the Pavilion, the construction
of stands and platforms, and other matters
necessitating OUTLAWS that will not have to
be repeated again for many years. The
lighting of SO vast structure rs the
Pavilion was a new and very heavy eX-
pense, and the keeping of the four great
halls clean and properly policed called tor
heavier OUTLAWS than when the society occu-
pied the old Pavilion.
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ACT AT ONCE.

Director Green, representing Colusa coun-
ty in the Northern California immigration
Association, on the very day of his return
from the late Convention, issued an earnest
call for the immediate organization in that
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

THE New York Tones the other day. prior to-
the Maine election, said regarding Mr.. Blaine !:
Nothing under ii,ooo could be regarded as a
special Iibute to mis- popularity" Well. then
nearly 1900 may be regarded as a special tEb-
ute to his popularity. The Times should not
attempt TO speak in prophetic tones.
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Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility Loss of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency, Invol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
Over-indUlgence, Indiscretion and Abuse. DIR.
La Mars Pills are no mere Temporary Stmn-
liant, but a completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re
store the sexual organs, and give new lease of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe
rience the blessed benefits of their potent power
Price, g 50 per bottle. Sent by mailon receipt of
price, or by Express, C. o. D. Address all or
deTs, \. MCBOYI4E Il CO., Druggists, san Fran
cisco, T. o. Box 1852. jy31-3m
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The San Francisco Morning Cal says the Chair
man of the late Sacramento Immigration Con
vention was correct in his statement of the fact
and the cause of the tide of immigration sweep
Ing past Northern California-our inaction
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

TIE Placer Argas, in thoughtful article on
the Sacramento immigration Convention, thus
concludes: g." II may be comparatively long
while ere we shall have any tangible results
from thc Convention. but if the members go to
work in the RICH; shape they ought TO be able to
double The population Of some of our counties
in five years"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

SCoTr's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with HypophoSphitcS. As remedy for
Consumption. Scrofula, all wasting diseases
and General Debility, we venture To say has
no equal in the whole realm of medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

Lunuborg's Perfume, EdniS
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborgs Perfume, Lily OF the Valley.
mrS-ly
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Go to Golden Eagle oyster 8 Chop House,
Open day and night. ADAM DAMN, Prop. m14-lm
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Insure Life and Limb, by Getting Com
nonsense Step Ladder, at Eleventh and X. au2-lm
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GENERAL NOTICES.
DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases of

Medicinal Oxygen Administered by Mrs.
DIR. WILLIAMS Also, Magnetic Treatment
given. No. 527 street. sos
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AUCTIONS.
AUCTION SALE
o.
REAL ESTATE
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS,
At II O'Clock \. NJ,


ON THE PREMISES. WE WILL SELL LOT
" No !, being the southeast corner Eighteenth
and streets. together with that Elegant Two
story Frame House of 10 rooms, the residence of
NJ. NJ. Odell, Esq This lot is one of the highest
in the city, and beautifully laid out with fine
ShrubberV. Lawns. etc. Also, Il Brick Milk
house. Barn for six horses, with hay loft, etc.
The lot adjoining the above, being Lot No.
covered with the finest kinds of Fruit Trees
This lot viii be divided into two. 40xIG0 feet
-AiSo-
Lots and $ in the same block, fronting on o
street. divided into lots of 4OXl60 feet
Also
West one half Of lot 5 O and P, Eighlceath and
Nineteenth. with One-story Frame House of
rooms, hard-tiuished and papered.
Good sidewalks in front of all the above prop
erty.
Lot No. {. southwest corner Nineteenth and q
streets, divided into lots. 40Xl6O feet each. A
good fence around this lot.
co Title to all this property perfect. Terms
cash. Deeds and Abstracts furnished.
SHERBURN * SMITH. Auotioncers.
S.f-ti
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IT would appear to be suggested by ordi-
nary business wisdom, in view of the re-
cent decisions of the Supreme Court rcla-
tive to the bonded indebtedness of the city.
that the property owners and business men
of Sacramento should counsel together
concerning the present situation. In the
financial Judgment or discretion of at least
two of the City Trustees, the people have
no confidence. They are not the men.
however well intentioned, who would be
selected 20 manage business matter in
volying bonded debt of nearly $1,000, 900;
their business training is not of character
TO fit them for the responsibility. While
the city may get some Of her cases on the
road to the Supreme Court Of the United
States, we submit that in the meanwhile
the matter should have that attention from
the people which its Importance demands.
If the city is defeated finally. she will be
driven 20 consider some scheme of refund
ine, or such economic measures as will en-
able her 70 comply with the Judgment Of
the Courts, without c:ippling local govern
ment. Il is permissible that the whole
community shall rise M and curse the
boudholders, and shower anathemas in
that direction with perfect abandon, but
we submit that meanwhile common pru-
dence should move the representatives of
interests to take counsel with each
other to see what way there is out of the
WOO Is, when the lawyers shall have failed,
and there are no more funds from which
to pay them fat fees
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THOS. BROMLEY,

Merchant Tailor, ....,.........No. 524 j street.
BROMLEY & OTTO HANSON ARE THE
ID Leading Tailors of Sacramento. We are the
Leaders of Fashion, with the Largest Stock to
Otto Hanson as Cutter, and 20 per cent less than
other Houses. Call and examine our goods, as
we take pleasure in showing them at bal street,
sacramento city. jyl9-lpu
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Dentistry.-J. V. Horner, Dentist, No. Bis
Tenth street, bet. E and f, Sacramento. je27-lm
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The attendance Saturday night was good
and the occasion took on largely the form
Of social reunion. The Pavilion was
kept open an hour later than usual to
satisfy general demand. San Franciscans
present were free to admit that the Pavil-
ion presented a more brilliant appearance,
is of more attractive form and was filled
with better variety of exhibits than the
Pavilion OF the Mechanics Institute in
that city. In the St Jacobs Oil flower con-
test, the Belle Conservatory took the first,
and Peter Kunz the second prize In the
Truman, Isham & Co. wagon drawing, w
W Moreand won the wagon In the
China Hall drawing Miss Tyrrell was
awarded the china set
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DEAL. ESTATE DEALERS AND AUCTION
IL GERS, No. So X street, Ciuuie Building.
Regular sale Day for Real Estate; The
Last Wednesday i'm Each Month.
Parties having property for sale will notify us
as early as possible either by letter or in person.
auoQlm
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THE RECEIPTS.

The receipts for the entire season. of
twelve days were rs follows mo tickets
were sold at the Park for the first three
days, as the speed programme did not be-
gin until Thursday Of the first week.:
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The so-callcd Georgia wonder, Miss Lulu
Hurst has given an exhibition of her al
legged miraculous power in this city, and
by which it is claimed she overcomcs the
laws of grayitation without the exercise of
muscular or mechanical agencies. It is
probably the conviction of seycn-tenths of
all who saw her manifestations that
they are She result of abnormal strength
and adroi. management of it. That she is
the medium for the exercise of new aud
mysterious forces IS not thinkable, Her
performances we find have been overstated
and not accurately described by the Eastern
press. Perhaps one Of the best evidences
Of her non-possession of = new power is
found in the fact that already she has rivals.
ana Los Angeles girl is thus. early an
nounced to appear ann rc-enact all the fcats
credited TO Miss Hurst and some superior
to any the latter performs II Miss Hurst
is the medium for the manifestation of a
new force she would have commanded
more serious attention than the scientific
world has given her and would scarcely
take the road in the way she does, or
follow in the footstcp. of the cheap and
wandering Snowman.
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AFTER publishing the full proceedings of the
first meeting Of the Boapd of Directors of the
Northern California immigration Association
the Marysyille dpPoll remarks It is the most
important subject that has been agitated here
since the American occup1tian, with one excep-
Lion-lhat Of The mining debris"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-22

Advice to Mothers Mrs. Winslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once it produces natural, quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as a button 1t is
very pleasant to taste Ii soOthes the child, soft
the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, reg
ulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or
other causes. Twenty-fve cents a bottle.
d11-1yMWS
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II is asserted by the San Francisco
Bulletin that Q secret fund is being sub
scribed to in England and Scotland by
manufacturers to aid the election Of Clevc-
land and Hendricks. 1t is probably correct
information since the Bulletin assert; Il at
It's information comes directly from Scot
fish subscriber Another reason is thus
added to vast number why Blaine and
Logan should be victorious
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PIANO PREMIUMS.

COMPLETE LIST SEE REPORTl x==S;sSfs3siuss
y State Fair, 1881: Mathushek
Pianos best Uprights); Fay PianoS,ss z ~
Special Premium); For Concert Grand (Th0
Decker; Square THE Weber,. There was
nothing else awarded. except fgr largest display
MATHUSHEk PIANOS can be seen at No. 81
j street. LS-.-9nlml .lNHN 4 COOPER Acnnt
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Lots and $ in the same block fronting on
street divided into lots of 40Nl6O feet.
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Lot No 8. southwest corner Nineteenth and u
streets, divided into > lots. 40Xl60 feet each. A
good fence around this lot
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60 Title to all this property perfect. Terms
cash. needS and AhsLrG.ts furnished.
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SWEEPSTAKES.

Best stallion, silver pitcher. or cash $780,
L. J. Roses Sultan.
Best mare, silver pitcher, or cash 800,
James Adams mare.
Department Three-TextiIe Fabrics.
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BELL g. co. ,

SHERBU-RN & SMITH. Auotioncers.
Ssfl-ti
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G. NJ Jarvis, San Jose-Display Califor-
MIA brandies and wines, 800; California
port wine, $50; California claret wine over
one year old, $15.
Mrs. K Warfield, Santa Rosa-Grape
brandy over one year. $40
J. DeTurk, Santa Rosa-Grape brandy
one year old, SO; California claret wine
one year old, $40 California sherry wine,
$50; California sweet wine, $50; California
white wine, $40.
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AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO September
%, lSSI.-Purse. s., 800: free for all.
=. Farrers b. z. Nanderlynn ..................
B. NJ. Richmond b. < Bay Frank .................2
A. Waldsein's h. Albert d
Time, 2:22-22l
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AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, September
20, lSS4-Purse 500; one mile; for yearlings.
L. J. Roses b. c.
NJ Toomeys b. C.
Rancho del Paso's b. c. Senator
c. F. TaylorS oh. c. Trovoto
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"Aureoline ,"-Hatche's Aureoline, or
GOLDEN HAIR REVIEWER extra quality. SOC.
per bottle For sale by all druggists. S35-lmE