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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04
FAIRFAX.

The grand fair Of the Gen I. y. Richardson
pos, drum corps was held at Institute hail
Friday evening. Col. A. :. Tracy of Burling-
ton and J. a. ScherhOrn from Richmond, Nir-
GINA were present and made very interes ting
the speaking the premiums we're Distribute
among the following: Page ttford, sleigh
robe, gents toilet case, lady's toilet case, two
books; J, =. Alfred, single driving harness;
Albert Warren and Jay Green leach a set OF
sad irons; Smith Sturgis, barrel flour After
the distribution of the gifts a large company
repaired to the post rooms to eat new maple
sugar. The corps netted S45.
l.. b. Hunt is improving. Fast day cNcr-
cisos will be held at tho Methodist church ON
Friday at 1870 Il. IN. Rev. Henry Croker
will ofliCiate.
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STOWE.

VIII Smith has moved from Waterbury to
the house of his father-n-law. Albert Luce
Harvey Atkins moved last week from the
Forks Ito Waterbury.
Many years ago an agreement was entered
INTO between the late 4 lbert Dillingham; and
,,eorge Arms, then Of Waterbury, by which on
the death of one the survivor should have
charge Of the funerai arrangements In full
tllment of his promise to his dead friend Mr.
Arms came from Connecticut last week ac-
companied by the Rev. MIR. St John.
Mrs Jane johnson died at her home at the
Forks Thursday of consumption. She leaves
eral was held Saturday, Rev. Mr.. Wright
officiating; the remains were carried to Nor
risville.
MISS Lucia Turner gave sugar party to the
primary classes of the three village Sunday
schools Saturday.-Elmer Wade intends NOV
ing to hlorrisville this week. where he will find
work in the tannery.-George Howe died at
MOsCoM EridaN aftcr a lnng ilInes.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
NOTES AND GOSSIP OF DOINGs IN
THE FREE PRESSES BROAD FIELD.
Tie winooski valley, villages up North.
Along Otter Creek and by the Shores
of white River Covered by
Special Reporters.
HYDE PARK.

Teachers meeting Saturday adjourned two
weeks to meet hereafter in tfo afternoon
New sugar is reported plenty at nine cents
The sugar sociable last March ~ was success;
The proceeds have been giVe9 to the ladies'
Aid society. to be appropriated by them to
the support of preaching in this place. -CuSh
Nichols who carries the mail between the
postoflice and the station, has been n faithful
public servant for over dozen years. and
although his work has been increased by two
additional tpips each day, his pay remains at
as month. A petition has been circulated
and sent to Washington requesting his salary
increased in proportion to tho extra work
done Hull and Russell Page did not return
to St. Johnsbury academy last week On nc
count OF sickness. and Will not return thlS
torm.-C. ;. Page has returned 70 Boston,
where Mrs. Page r. f. hospital. While Mr
Page was there last week, Mrs. Page passed
successfully through critical and dangerous
surgical operation There seems 10 be but two
applicants for the census cnuIueratorship OF
THIS town, Supervisor Redmond, VINO sent IN
MS application several weeks ago, and ": J..
Eaton, who did not appear rs "a candidate
until last "cck. Mrs Goddatd remains quite
sick, and Mrs. SlcTwin is slowly improN ng.
John La Porte guNe up his place in the print
ing Office last tsll because OF his eyes, but has
now resumed his Ole position.
Work on the Offices in the Page block ls be-
ing rapidly pushed The second floor is al
ready in the hands OF the plastercrs. and five
carpenters are busy transforming the inst
door into the desired proportions. The offices
on the second floor are to be occupied by, tho
Hyde Park Lumber company, II. NJ Mctar-
land and C.. 5. Page. j. W. Redmond vii
have desk in the office of Mr.. Mcfarland
the demands Of Mr.. Pages growing business
II is expected that these Offices when com
pleted will be unsurpassed in the county. MIR
Wills, who has charge of this work, has also
contracted to add to Judge Smalls residenc,
an east wing lSxls, to which Mr.. Small vii
remove his Office; and TO make certain changes
Mcfarland, which vii. doubtless cost $500 OIL
5000,
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WARREN.

Fl. g. Van Dsusen Of NoretoHn Ia to NOV .
Granville is to move into the LII Puringgto..
house and George Robinson has moved ipta
the Shaw house,. Fl. Van Deusen and wife
have returned from Lowell, Mass Mira w
Deusen is in poor health.-Rey. Mr.. Johnson
and wife are TO move into tho j. b. Whitney
house, and Mr.. Johnson will probably occupy
Burlington is visiting her parents. O. s. Mr.
tin and wife, c. Colby and wife are In INV
over the arrival of a son. Robinson e Wafer,
every week.-C. +. and George Ford Lavs
taken possession of the Ii. NJ. Waite farm in
Waitsheid-Bub Stevens has sold one of his
son.-Charles Stone has sold his work horses
20 q. b. Ford for $l75.-M. n. Shattuck il
home from Rochester.-William Douglass IL
at l.. n. Heath's very low 20
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HENSON.

r., Mrs. Jerry. Belden died Tuesday, aged 81.
She had made her home for many years with
her son Joseph, who, with another son, Cyrus,
Of this village, survives her. She was buried
in West Haven Thursday. Rev. G. Il. Wal
dron officiated.
Fred Barrett and family Of Poultney and
Mrs Flora Grover OF Middletown are visiting
Lcre.-A young man at work on Mr. Cook =
Ice stack fell of the north side, which had not
been boarded to the ground, distance of some
% feet. So far as could be discovJred lie sus-
he will be found TO be injured internally. lie
was taken to his home in Nhitehall.-Cooper
d. Co. are through harvesting ice. They have
two houses that contain about % 900 tons-NIr
Cooke had 10 new men arrive from Whitehall
Monday and began work getting out ice in the
bay. The ice is IA inches thick
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WESTElElR d.

Fast day services will he held in theConare.
goti"anl chur Oh Friday morning at 10. The
pastor, Rev. Edwin Rose, will preac. "A s,r-
mon appropriate to the occasion. Tile sem =
annual election of officers of the y. rs. G. H..
VIII be held next Sunday stanton Hitchcock
has returned i'N'ln Springiicld Mass. a,d is T..
teach school ~ the. mill district e. IdaiIi.cI-
COCK Is to teS"h the 'Shingeville" srhooI the
coming tMtil. At the village school uertiu.r
saturday evening it was voted 10 have asl.ir,
school Mrs. Charles GRrdyne has hccu.t her
fathers in North Troy for the past ,v~ck
sick.-Alrs l.. =. James lett last wed, for
Three Rivers, Mass From tn, she VIII hr
lolned hN her daughter and so u Idaho. -Nli,
Edwin Wood is failing Miller q Bruwl are
running their saw mill night and day Alice
HaIcltnn has returned from DcYhy and Sew
port. Rev. l.. y. Granger breaches his fare
well sermon in the Methodist church Suadav.
April ID Cha rieeflitChcock and Myrtle Bal
ley OF Troy We're married last week
MISS Cook q Glover is to teach in district
NO. l.-Geofye Barnes is going to Newport
soon, '
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HlGHGATE.

sonderson 8 Herrick and Lyon 3 skGals
nave AT Maquam stack Of ice 69x125Xlo fect
Ilgh gotten out for New York parties. Tho ice
business at the Springs has suspended u,Icra
lions, owing TO the poor condition of the ice.
Ihe New York company have housed about
ilOO tons the Ice business has proven a big
bonanza for our laboring men,
uhe hundred and forty legs we're hauled
into the mill yard the 2gth,-The band had n
sugar party the 2jth, but was not Il financial
success.-Cam Drury, at ono time a pro inincnt
business man OF the town, now a retired
farmer. was striker with parallels last week,
ana is not expected to rccover.-One of Elmer
brewers horses dropped dead while coming
from Ma4uam:, Phtllin Bovat hurt his hand
very badly while geiting out ice for LYON d.
Skeels at Maqudlp. E. r. Herrick has com.
menceI buying butter at c. r.. Lyons store
S,Nmfry L 4estsy win Stevenson IL at the 81.
Adams hpsritsl, having lost two fingers Of
ms right hand while coupling ears on Tic Con.
VA vermont railroad:-NIrs f. L. Herrick is
SICK iJr. f. \. Bates is recovering next
social Of the Ladies' Aid will I've held with Mrs
i tL Jennison April The odd Girls" of
! ne Methodist church arc to give u musical en-.
lerteln ment at Liberty hall April s,
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Cured by Cuticura

have been afflicted for twenty years with
an obstinate skin disease, called by some MD's
Psoriasis, and others Lrpro,y commencing on
my scalp; and. in spite Of all ! could do. with
the help OF the most skilful doctors it slowly
but surely extended, until year ago this win
ter 1T covered my entire person in the form of
dry scales. For the last three Yeas | have
been unable TO do any labor, and suffering in
tensely all the time. Every morning there
could be nearly II dustpanful of scales taken
from the sheet on my bed some OF them half As
large as the envelope containing this letter.
In the latter part OF winter my skin COM
mcnced cracking open. | tried everything,
almost, that could be thought Of without any
relief. The 18th II June / started West, in
hopes ! could reach the Hot Springs. reached
Detroit. and was 50 low | thought | should
have 10 so to the hospital but finally got Il,
far as Lansing, aIich.. where | had sister
living. One Dr.--treated me about two
weeks, but did me no good. All thought had
but short time to live. earnestly prtyel to
die. era ked through the skin all over my
back, across my ribs arms, hands, limbs feet
badly swollen; toc-nails came OIL finger-nais
dead, and hard a. bone hair dry, and life.
less as old straw. Omy God how did Su Ter.
My sister, Mrs. f.. II. Davis, had a small
part Of Il box Of CUTGCuRA in the house. She
wouldn't give up; said, I'VE will try CUTICC-
RA," Some was applied on one hand and arm.
Eureka. there was relief; stopped the
tc tribe burning sensation from tie word
60. They Immediately got the REscLyENr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-04-04

Words can scarcely do justice to the esteem
in which these great skin cures, blood purifiers
and greatest of humor remedies are he Il by
the thousun Is upon thousands who nave found
them the only source of Immediate relief and
of speedy, permanent, and economical cure Of
skin, scalp, and blood diseases which have
rendered life almost uncomfortable.
CUTICURA, the great skin cure. Instant
alays the most agonizing itching and inAam-
nation, clears the skin and scalp of every trace
of disease heals ulcers and sores, removes
crusts and scales and restores the hair CUTE
CURA ~oAp the greatest of skin purifiers and
heautif rs, is indispensable in treatin-
skin diseases and baby humors. It produces
the whitest, clearest skin and softest hands.
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Il he Ability to Bear Pain

Is the test of fortitude among the Indian tribes.
But we defy any Cherokee Sioux or Comanche
to endure the twinges of rheumatism without
wincing. these indeed, are slight al first, but
grow in intensity until they become unbear-
able. No malady IL more obst nate in its ma
tur!ty than that which gives rise to them.
The more need, then, Of attacking it at the
outset. Foremost among remedies for ii is
Hostetter's stomach Buffers, safer and in
trum and nux vomica, all remedies which
might prove destructive of life in slightly
excessive dose. Mineral depurents, also when
not pl sitively mischevous, are far inferior in
remedial power to this salutary botanic med
icine. 1t entirely expes from the blood the
acrld impurities which originate the disease,
tion, liver complaint, dyspepsia and other
ailments also give way TO it.
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NEW HAVEN.

Helen Il. Miner will teach the sprin- term
OF school on town hill W. G. sherman has
sold the blacksmith shop recently bought by
him to Clinton Tyler of Wcybridge, who will
take possession April l.-Alonzo Mansfield of
Lynn, Mass Is in town Oliver Eaton has
returned to Kansas Fast day services will be
held rs usual The Young Ladies' Working
club will hold u meeting on saturday al .
O'Clock p. NV. V. Sturtevant was some
what in iured by a horse stepping on his 1ool
few days since. Hon. IL. Y. landon and
wife OF Minneapolis are expected in town the
coming summer.-Nrs. Parthenia X Barton
is somewhat improved in health. Mrs. Far
ton is IS years of age aud has taught class in
sunday school ~ years. Hattie +. Ma son has
accepted position in q millinery store IL
AmesburN. Mass.
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EAST BROOKFlELD.

John Green and wife celebrated their silver
wedding March %. Friends from Mortified,
Wiliamstown and Brook field numbering 50
or more We're pre- Many gifts of useful
articles, 6ooNs, silver ware, ETC., were eft
with the happy couple
Wallace :. All's OF Norwich, Conn, is TO de-
liver the memorial address here.-B. +. Bux-
pelier.- Frank buxton il gong to Proc
tor 10 work in machine shop -
The stage horses raL away last week.
10, UoaIi, IA any Go's 70
each ut Marshall Green's auction. vii.
liam Carr. former pastor now OF West
Midway, Mass, WAS in town last week.
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MONkTON.

J. A Beers died March III aged S3 wears.
He leaves an aged wife and 1--WE children. Mr..
Carter l.. Beers Of this town and Mrs. j. =.
Batnum residing in Iowa.
Mrs. Philemon HER il slowly failing. Levi
Morrill, and wife are enthusiastic over another
boy Beech Beers is to assist {. \. Thomas
in the East Monkton creamery this summer.
The door of the sugar hOuse was forced Omen
the other night on She beers place. a fire
was made in front OF the evaporation, AMI some
one or ones helped thcmsclv,, TO all the syrup
they wished f1r.--A sugar party for tie benc-
fit Of Rev &. r. Sutton II tn be hcld AZ the
town shall at the Ridge April |. MIR. Ab.Shcr
Lawrence and family Of Derby Line have
lnONPh OF 10 lne Rilue.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE IN VERMONT.
The Farmers, Alive to the issues, are En-
listing Recruits

listing Recruits.
New England farmers have for some time
past been receiving the impression, rightly
or wrongly, that the two great political
parties, as such, were altogether too indf
ferent to the needs and welfare of the tillers
of the soil, says Vermont despatch to the
New York Press. The matter mas Of late
been considered in the State oranges, but,
as interference i'll politics is not considered
within the province of the grange, that or
ganizatlon as such has taken no steps toward
the remedy of the supposed evil. The
grange was formed and exists for social and
educational purposes, and any political
move would necessarily work an injury TO
the organization and to farmers by divid-
ing instead OF uniting their forces. Instead,
therefore, of the grange taking up the sub
ject, the Farmers Alliance was formed for
political purposes only, with the intention of
uniting all the farmers in the several States
so that they might work and vote together
for honest and just legislation, both local,
State and national.
The farmers claim that this Is all they
want, as that means, they say, equal taxa
| ton and protection against fraud. trusts
and kindred evils. The alliance believes that
1t is time Tor the farmers to come to the front
in politics. and offers plan whereby this
can be done. 1t believes that If farmers
would only unite politically they could
| largely control both the great parties
| lhey propose to manage the caucuses and
nominating conventions and believe that
there are enough republican farmers to
make the republican party toe the mark in
the farmers behalf and enough democratic
farmers to make the democratic party do
Likewise.
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We the subscribers. having been appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Cht'eni,p, Commissioners to re-
maud7 OF all persons against the es-
'atc Of Luther II Bates, late Of Essex
in said district deceased, and also
set thereto: and SIX months from
lie day o. the date hereof. icing allowed by
ed. % Court tur that purpose. Ne do therefore
.,ic,y give urtIc, that We VIII attend to the
business of orr an ointment. al t'e dwelling
opse of clark ". rates, i'm tie town e Essc (
I'D ~ q district on lur la-t Saturday Of March
md luuc next, at ten O'Clock a. M. on each OF
aid days.
Dated this 18th day Of March ls9o.
CHARLES +. GREENE, Con,rissi,nar.
CHARLES Il. DAVIS,
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EAST MONTPELIER

George II. Clark is running a milk cart to
Barre,-George Daniels has gone to Barnard
to care for his brother Marx, who is very sick
with pneumonia in a lumber camp Charles
Tempeton of Barre is going to move to the
Levi Mallory place.-The lyceum at tho Cen
tire has adjourned until next fall.-At a second
town meeting Luther :. Wheeler was elected
road comm issioner, and George Rowland con-
elected at the first meeting, but resigned
Among those who return TO the Vermont
Methodist seminary this torn are Belle Her
soy, Alice Sanders, Lenora Stevens, Gertie
Cutler, and Henry Holt.-Mrs c. f. Town OF
Montpelier mas been visiting her mother, Mrs,
Gates "
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AlBURGH.

II. l.. Sowles has sued the Rogers ice com
pany for the loss OF two horses by drowning.
The company declare their intention of fight
Ing it. Smith Weed is cOuns cl for defend
ants.
The Congregational church will celebrate
Easter by appropriate ceremonies. - ii ram
Patterson is suffering from pneumonia at the
American Hotel. Charles LaBumbard is
seriously Ill with per tontis. Jameson &
MCCargsr are stacking ic, at Nalleyheld.
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The Standard.

Il regard Hoods Sarsaparilla as having pass
ed above the grade of what are commonly call
ed patent or proprietary medicines" said "A
well known physician recently. ut is fully
entitled to be considered IA standard medicine.
and has won this position by its undoubted
merit and by the many remarkable cures il
has effected. For an Alternative and tonic II
has never been eQualed,"
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WEST RANDOLPH.

John Church has moved into the Mrs Rhode
Flint tenement on Central street. Rev w. F.
Peters has returned from his stop at Clifton
Springs, \. y. for his he'lth and will resume
his duties in the Christian church, Of which no
is pastor.-William Slack and Dcliu Martin
were married Monday evening by Rev. j. A.
Pierce; Mrs. Peters and daughter, Hortense,
have been visiting friends at White River
Junction christopher Bruce and family have
moved into the tenement in smiths block va
Gated by j. +. Novelty. Evan Fans and Jen =
ME NJ. Dufer were married Monday morning
by Rev. J. A. Pierce. They have gone 10 Bus-
ton and New York On their ton
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EAST WARREN.

Lii burlington is home from Lowell-Mr.
and Mrs. Carlos Newcomb and daughter from
Atchison, Kan, are visiting at George h. New
comb The {. w, Bragg farm sold at auc-
tion the 18th was bid Off by the Mortified
sayings bank for $500 Captain Eldrdge was
in Montpelier ana Randolph last week.. L.
Gleason was one Of the jurors on the Caswell
murder trial. Not much maple sugar made
as vet, too cold weather.-O. w. Hudson is
stopping at Mr.. O. q. Fassett's.
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PlTTSFOPO.

VI. T. Rowland OF Brandon mas moved his
is moving to the Il. c. Hendee place.-Carlo
Burr and Bert Churchill are moving from the
furnace to the village Mrs. Louisa Noyes OF
East Pittstord fell last week frscturing the
left hip, she is doing as well as can be at 80
Years Of age. Zeb. Avery is To take charge OF
j. W. Wilard's large farm north OF the village.
Mrs w f. Wing is about to move into the
Wescott house on the furnace road.
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RANDOLPH,

VI. c. Rowell has returned from Burlington
hospital. James WEIGH has returned IRON
Boston, Forrest Seymour has pneumonia -
William Albn is sick. i. 7. Adams has rent
ed the Priest farm TO Hiram LUCE. Ii.
wife celebrated their golden wedding. recently
VI. u. Church lns sod his farm in Chelsea
I. stone Is plo,tcring the rooms in the Castle
building.-Aibert Gilbert OF West Randolph is
at work for J.. Blodgett.-Albcrt Pride is bet
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NORTH SAERSURNE.

North Sherburnc is to have n cheese factory
A. ID. FstahrOUk- is fastening preparations
for building a. soon "a pOoeiblC.-C. +. Lang
ley and family LETT town the 10Th for their new
home in ilortonYillc. trace Ea'ahroOk, who
is travelling as general agent for pub ishing
house OF SluGktnm. OIL. is NOW in Now McNlcn
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NORTH HYDE PARK

Fred ODER is sick, also Mrs, Chas. Ingalls,
Win Billiard and bride of Milford, Mass, are
visiting relatives here.-John Manning has
moved to Ober hill.-Joseph Putnam and Mrs.
Emma Bailey We're quietly married at the
home of the bride sunday the 23rd by Rev.
4 a Smith
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, The Best salve In the world for Cuts Bruise.
Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum Fever Sores. letter
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, az
no pay required. 1t il guaranteed to i've per.
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rey.
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GRAF

A young son of Rev. Mr. Bill had a narrow e.
cape sunday being thrown from one of his
fathers driving ponies, bruising and stunning
the child who is only years old. No bones
were broken.
There is 70 be a baptismal service Sunday at
tia Methodist church
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All That IL Claimed for II.

Having frequently been in the laboratory
of Mr.. r. A. Barker, where have had annie
opportunity to Observe the process of manufac
suring Barker's Young Cherry Basam have
all that he claims FOR II. / have myself der.
lived great bench from its use, cordially rec
ON mend 1t. W. II. Pomeroy, d. D. s., los
Main street, Gloucester, 81 ass,
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Mrs. David Dodds who has been very sick.
Is now considered ont OF danger.-A toll keeper
has been put on our bridge r 4. Hathaway
is one Of the stockholders in the new bank
soon TO be started at Swantou.
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BROOKElElD.

Thomas Sanders returned Monday to his
home in Haverhill, Mass-Mrs. Annette
Griswold is stopping at G. IL. Bigelow's.-Eli
Richards goes to Barre to carry on Mr.,
wife are gone to Massachusetts to work in a
store,
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@. @. POST.

Burlington, Vt. Breeder of Standard n;ack
Minorca and white Plymoth Rock fowls, eggs
for Matching, Is for $500 or % for $500 \ few
more B Minorca cockerels for sale, IS WITT
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WELLS HAIR BAISAM.

III gray, gradually restores color; elegant
tonic dressing. Soc, Sl.OO Druggists, or Sl.00
glze prepaid by Express for Sl,O0. L. S. Wells,
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SCALy PSORIASIS 70 YEARS

Asaing suffering Entire
dupanfu
dmanydo dbop
six week film
Remedies ifhs
ent too aeIi 81.