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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-08-21
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
Squire Brehms House Entered
Last Night.

This morning when Squire
Brehm got up, he could not find
any of hisclothes where he had
placed them on refining. On IN
vestiga:ion, he found his clothes
and shoes in the back yard. A
gold watch and s25 90 of money
missing. Papers, valuable only
TO himself. were scattered over
the yard. The burglar entered
from a window in the kitchen,
passed to the sleeping apart
ments, took the clothes and got
out OF the house without arousing
an inmate. 1t was a desperate
act. The watch is numbered and
the money.can he identified.
Let us all be policemen for a
Jason. A good double barreled
shotgun is needed in every house.
1t Is supposed the burglary was
committed by a party in Logan.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

The following sent US by the State
Commissioner of public schools. will
explain itself
COLUMBUS, ONO, August g 1890.
To whom it may concern
The School Book Board. at its
meeting held this day, after consider
ing the bids of Publishers to furnish
text books for the public schools OF the
State, adopted the following resolution
by q unanimous vOt':
Resolved, That it is the opinion OF
this Board, that the proposals submit
ted by Publishers to furnish text. books
for the schools of the State, are not
equal to supply fully the wants and
demands of the public schools Of the
State"
This action of the School Book Board
caves Boards OF Education and school
book dealers free to act as heretofore
in selecting and furnishing the neces-
sary text. books for the schools which
are to open the coming autumn.
Very Respectfully,
JOHN HANCOCK,
Commissioner,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Edward Groyan who resides In the State
of Illinois, exact place in the state uh-
known; Patrick Glogan, whose resiocnce
is unknown, but supposed to be In the
state of Illinois and Elizabeth PurCeli,
whose residence is unknown, but supp ~cd
to be in the state OF kansas, being part OF
Ofthe heirs at law OF james X. Grogan. de
ceased, will take notice that John NJ.
Floyd administrator de bOnis non OF the
estate of James X. Grosan, d"crased, on
the llth day of August, A. ID. 1850, filed his
petition Ill the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Hooking County, Ohio, alleging that the
personal estate CT said deccdent is In Suffici-
enu to pay the debts and charges OF admin
istering his estate; that he died seized iii
fee simple of the .Ollowing described real
estate. situate in Hooking County Ohio 10
wit:
FIRST TRACT.
The und,vid cne third part of fraction-
al lot number three C5) of Section twenty
fifteen l5) containing 90 acres, more less.
SECOND TRACT.
The Southwest quarter OF Section twen-
ty-five, (25) Township eleven, QD, Range
nineteen (l9), containing l65 acres More
or less.
The prayer of the said petition is or the
sale OF said premises, for the payment OF
the debts and charges aforesaid. and TOR
the setting aside OF a tax deed ana tax title
held by one, Susanrah A. Swackhamme-
Oh the second above described tract and Tor
ge neral relief. The above na med Edward
q rogan. Patrick Grogan and Elizabeth
Purcell will further take notice that they
have been made parties defendant 10 said
petition, AID that they are required 10 an
swer the same on or before the fcurth Gay
of October, y. u. 1890,
Administrator lie bouis non OF james Il
rogab, deceased
o ~. II WRIGHT a,toTneF
4 Is+,s.u
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Ia hereby given tina, tho eolt
iSg accounts and vouchers have heent
in the Probate Court Of Hooking count
Ohio, for first partial settlemt mt:
John F. White, Administrator off
estate of John Nj. Flnharty, decd.
And!h same will come on Tor nea1
ON the cd day of August 1890, 10 0'eloS
A. ~, or assoon thereafter as may be col
Ivenient. W. L. ACkEk,
July Sl-3W s'. judge
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uucklen's Arnica Salve.

TIL, hest sslve ia the world FOL
cuts bruises. sores, ulcers. "a u
r};aum. fever sores. teller. cha? =
ned hands, ch:lblains. corns ant
all sk;m srup,ions. AMI posiiIv"
Iv cures piles. "r no pay r'q"'r
ad. lis guaranteed TO give Ell
tire satisfaction or money rt'
funded. Price 25c par box. FL"
sale hy F. Harring! on. It.
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Cemetery Notice.

Notice is hereby given to citizens
nt Logan and vicinity, that hereaf-
ter tho price of lots in Oak Grove
Cemetery will he SO per lot to
re rehlsnts of Logan. sud $40 per lot
70 non res,dents Money to be paid
1t timo of purchase IN all cases.
w. w. MCCRAY, Sec'Y.
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If the ladies would abandon coz
metics and moro generally keep
their blood pure and vigorous by
the use of of Ayers SarsapriIIa, nat
urnIly fair compilations would be
the rule instead of tho exception,
as ut present. Pure blood is the
best purifier.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the foliow'r.
accounts an vouchers have been hiet i
the Probate Court of HO king County,
for first partial settlement
tstratOrs Of the estate Of George 7. ke,,.h
deco ,sed.
And the same will come on for he, ri,.
,u the 26th day OF July, 1899. at III o'c,o.,
A. NJ or as soon tharsaftcr as MY ~, ne son
-eoiaut. - !; AM
j., - 5..5V rf'
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A yers Hair FIspr re stores colo
and vitality TO weak and gray hair.
Through its healing and cleusing
qualities, it prevents the accumula'
tion of d,ndrnf and cures scalp
diseases The best hair dressing
ever made, AID by far the most
economical.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice Ia hershy given that the oiIowin
accounts and vouchers have pesn hien
the Probate Court VI Ho-kirg County,
for Nrst and tinal settlement:
JnSeu., fl .fier, Guardian OF the ostat
of Jesse Van Horn.
And the sam" viii come q" LOT nra''n'
on the ostb day OF July, 1880. az 10 o'cl;"'k
A. A., or as soon theret fter as may h' con
x.nient. W. I. ACEER.
InIra sv Pro. Judge.
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JOHN W. BALL.

lSomerset. Ohio, April 3, 1919
and died August is, 1890, near
Logan, Hooking County, OhIo'
in the seventy second year of his
age.
| Mr.. Balls father was OF Eli
|glish and his moihea of Welch
descent. Many years before
John was born his parents NOV
ed from Louden County, Virgin
ia, and settled i'm Perry County.
Ohio. He was the youngest OF
nine children HIS father died
when he was about three years
old, and his mother when he was
about eighteen. He was married
to Miss Jane Hazelton, Sept. rs.
1889. To them were born eight
| children. four of whom survive.
AIR. Ball was moi a member o!
any church, but he was a believ-
er in the Christian religion. Al
his request l visited him in his
last illness. On last Sabbath
week l called and found him
sitting supported in his chair,
very feeble and quite sufferer,
but in his right mind and deeply
prniient. He received me very
kindly and greeted me very cor
,lially. All once he began 10 op-
en- to me with feeling aud emo
lion his spiritual state.
"Oh,' said he, Il am a great
sinner. | don't want 10 be lost,
| want 10 be saved. What shall
I do 10 be saved! Nv sins are
weighing me down."
As I tried 10 show him the way |
and explain the condition of sal
vation, he listened with eager
ness and profound attention. /
read and expounded 10 him the
fifteenth chapter of Luke's gos-
pei, the beautiful parable Of our
Lord, the Lost Sheep. the Lost
Coin and the Prodlgal Son. He
greatly relished il, and wished
me to talk on. he said he loved
TO hear il. Alter singing a few
verses, 81 glory in the Cross OF
Christ" etc., We joined in PRAYER.
lie seemed omewhat comforted,
He said he conldn'l pray, and l
asked HIM If he could say God.
he mercilnl 10 me a sinner" and
explained 10 him The parable Of
The Pharisee and the Publican
who went up 10 the temple TO
pray. After reading and ex
planning the filty-first Psalm. l
ieIl him with the promise tba,
he would pray The prayer Of the
Publican, "God, be .merciful 10
me sinner; 10 the last until he
was sure of acceptance. l am
told he was conscious to the last
and seemed reconciled to depart.
His was the language of a
broken aud contrlte spirit o!
which David said" Oh, God. thou
will not despise," Is il not said.
Whose confesse.h anil f0rsak
eth his sins shall find mercy"
and has moi Jesus sald, "him
that coneth 10 me will in no
wise cast QUIZ"
We lay our friends body TO
rest, in hope of a better resur-
rection: His funeral took place
from his home near Logan. The
religious services were conduct
ed by the writer, after which his.
remains Were followed by a large
.concourse OF people and deposl-
led in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Grand Union Colored
~ .l "a
Camp Meeting. :.
Commencing Thursday August 2sth,
and ending September 7,h, 1890: Rev.
James Poindexter and Mrs. Bell, oi
Columbus, Preachers, at
REMPEL'S GROVE
ear Falls Mills, Logan, o.
| Excursion rates on all trains.
]. W. LUCAS.
Nv 81 3w.
Notice to Contractors.

Notice is hereby given to contractors nns!
material men by the Board of Education vi
| LoganSpecial School District. that sealet;
| bi s or proposals, will be received by sa.t'
| Board up to tho hour Of noon, on the ilth
day OF September a. u. 1870. for the con
strucfion eli q new school house In said
| district. according to the plans and specin-
catious now on exhibition Mt u. w H.
Wrjght,s law ofiice in Log IN. o. Persons
desiring to bid shall bid MS follows.
Ist. For the necessary excavations for
| said building according to plans and spec
End. For furnishing the material for
stone work aud the labor of putting 1T In
proper position, or either, separately.
Srd. For cut stone necessary for said
| building.
18th. For the urnIshing OF material for
| the brick wo, K and performing labor coii-
nected with the brick work, OF either
9Th. For furnishing the material for the
| necessary paving and putting the same
9Th. For furnishins the material md do
Ing all the necessary clustering for Said
7th. For furnishing the material ana
| doing the work of roofing said building
| or either.
sth; For furnishing material and doing
9th. For furnishing the material ana do
| ing the work. Of painting and Glazing.
10th. For furnishing the material and
doing the carpenter work OF said building.
lith. For putting in and furnishing tn:
| Smead heating system Of Isaac d. Smea d
| and Co. Toledo Ohio. -
| All the above work and materials. or ct-
| thei, to he done and furnished strictly Gc-
| cording to the said plans and xpecincations
Parties may bid on one or more OF the
| above and shall state in their blds, whether
| they desire any part OF their bids eitheI
| for labor materials or both, Of any OF the
| above divisions to be accepted, u unlcss all vi
| their bid ia accepted.
| Each bid must be accOmpa nied Dy q
! bond in the amount of said bid signed by
good security, conditional that the said
bidder will comply with the terms OF LII,
bid If 1t is accepted.
| The Board reserves the right to rejcctany
| ard all bids lfin any case any ones Dio Ioi
| any part of said work or materials. 10 nc
| cep' ed said party Is to enter into wTltIen
| contract ut once to do the said work: The
times OF commencing and times OF com,
| pleting sale work are to be determined nno
put in said written contracts. Said bids
| will be received by 80. W H. Wright, CHAIR.
man OF the building committee" ana mus'
| be sealed up and SO addressed.
By order of the Board OF Education o.
| Said District.
| N. H. BLOSSFR. Clerk
l,sv
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Mccormick and Pitcher
represent the Ohio Farmers
Insurance Co. Call on Nc
Cormick at Logan, for rates
and terms, or write him.
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Low Excursion Rates to the West,
Via the Baltimore & Ohio.

For the National Encampmept Of the
Sons Of Veterans, St. Joseph. Mo-, the
Baltimore and Ohio r. II. will sell
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates Aug. Path, 25th and .26th, good
returning to Sept. LIST. Call OIL B. l. O..
agents for tickets and information.
L. S. ALLEN. A. G. p. A.
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New Firm.

Mccormick & Pitcher Ihs.
agents. Logan Ohio. Fire,
Life and Accident insurance
written at low rates.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

C: P. Armstrong has just re.
ceived complete line of heating
stoves, call and see him.
Armstrong has the letest thing
out in parlor stoves all sizes, ash
for the Laurel.
Every thing in the grocery line
The best and cheapest at Guthrie
& Co.'S.
Smoke the "Great Seal of Ha-
vana." the best 5 CT. cigar in the
market, for sale by Guthrie & Co
The finest melons at Guthrie
q Cos.
Jersey Sweet Potatoes al Guth'
rie l. Cos.
Ladies, Black Satin waists al
Guthrie & Co.'S.
Buy your groceries Of Guthrie
T. Co.
Any one having hard wood lum
Der to sell should call upon the re
liable e, m of J. j. Snider l. Co. OF
this city aud get the highest cash
price.
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Go to Jacob Schwarz,
headquarters for drills,
plows. fertilizers and timo-
thy seed, l8t2
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Farmers.

See Mccormick & Pitcher
before placing your insu-
rance. No l Companiesrep-
resented.
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MARRIED At the Lutheran Person
age, Logan. d., August 9Th, ls9o, by
Rev. L.. 4. Mittler, Michael Enslc and
Miss Lucy Nimon, sill of Hocki ng Co.
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On Sale.
Friday Morning. June
18th, 1890.

so doz. Ladies Gauze I'm
derwear, long sleeves, high
neck. short sleeves, low neck
and bodices, in stripes and
fancy colors, all new goods,
bought at a sacrifice, regular
price so cents, our price to
close, 25 cts.
100 dozen Mems Socks,
nice, fine gauge, black. tan
and stripes, goods that retail
at 40 and so cents pair f; in
boxes of half dozen at $1.C0
a box. This is one of the
greatest bargains ever Offer
ed. Don't miss this Oppor-
tunity.
| Special prices in White
Goods and Swiss Flouncing.
/ Our stock of Dress Goods,
Domestics, Carpets, Boots
and Shoes are complete and
teeming with many bargains.
SiGrS &Cl.
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Local Items.
DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor.

~ 0N
DOnOvan--Artistic Tailor
Tho Hooking Hub has q nov
sign,
Chas. Frash is in Cincinnati
this week.
Col. Seth Weldy was in La
ter Wednesday.
Ramey Baird of Columbus wal
in town Tuesday.
Mrs, John Rauch Jr. is visiting
Circleville friends.
Chas. Balser was in Cincinnati
several dsys this week.
The three year old daughter oi
Peter Farrell died today noon.
The Logan Mfg. Co. received
some new machinery Tuesday.
Mr.. Il. q. Pickering anG iam ily
moved TO Columbus Wednesday.
Col. F. F. kempel spent a part
ri the week in Columbus on bus
iness.
William Oakes, oi' H,lton Kan.
is visiting Logan frienis this
week.
DIR. g. w. PulIen has gone to
Michigan for The benefit OF his
health.
]. l.. Bright we are sorry to
learn. is very i'll at his home in
this city.
Sol. Harsh returned home Mon
day from visit 10 his children
in Indiana.
Mrs. O.. E. Keith OF Cincinnati
is The guest of her sister Mrs. Is
X. Trltsch.
Hon. V. C. Lowry. went t."
Athens todcy to visit his mother
and other friends.
Edna and Cora Cresap returned
from Nelsonville Saturday after
atwo weeks visit.
Cue. Magoon is absent This
week buying machinery for the
new B:lck Yard.
Conductor I. G. Calvin returned
to Magnetic Springs Monday for
the benefit of his health.
Rev. Mert Smith, who has been
preaching IN South ID .k"ta since
last May, is visiting his mother.
W. II. SNYDER, ScCiIeln Pass
engerssA.ent of the e. HI. V. d L.
Iy.. was in The city Wednesday.
Mrs. Z. L. Davenport returned
home Monday. after pleasant
visit with Washington q. Ii.
friends.
Common Pleas Court will con
, vene in adjourned sessi"n Mon
day with Judge Huffman Oh the
bench.
Mrs. James Collision, after lin
gcring illness, died Sunday and
vas buried Tuesday in Oak Grove
c'mete:y.
Ex Treasurer John NniestOnc
after weeks visit with Logan
friends returned 10 his Plantation
Wednesday.
Miss Jennie Patterson after
pleasant visit with Miss Joanna
Thomas returned 10 her home al
Columbus Today.
Mrs. n E Smith and Mrs. Ella
Weiizell were called 10 Corning
Monday on account of the ser'.
Gus illness of Charlie Smiths
child.
A good stock of B oks III cloth
and paper binding. also Pocket
Books, Hair, Cloth and Tooth
Brushes, at Miller and Cases
Drug and Book Store.
Mrs. Ira Lirdley was III, happy
recipient of some very useful
presents from her lady friends
Wednesday evening, the occasion
being the 10Th anniversary OF her
marriage.
The Matron Of the Cbildren's
Home desires in behalf of the chill
dren, to thank Mrs flutchins Tor
Gifts semi the. children through
Mrs. Cbas. Wright.
Mrs. NJ. A. Myers left Mondav
10 Join her husband at Louisville
Ky., where they will make their
home. The SENTINEL with tn lr
mauv Logan friends wish them
success.
Miller and Case have just re
ceived a beautiful line of Birth
day Cards, and Photograph AL
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Or. Denng's Worm Syrup. Try
il for Your children. See adver
tisement.
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cHAMBERLAIN'9
Eve and Skin Ointment.

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
getter, Salt Rheum, Ssald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. It is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed.
rs and 80 cent boxes for sale by
F. HARRINGTON
Logan Ohio.
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Clothing Dept.

Our large nssortmont of Mons, Boys and Youths
Suits and Overcoats, odd pants and COATS Summer
coats and vcsts and everything pertaining to the
Clothing Department Hats for Men and BoYs Fur
nshing goods. Working Shirts. aud overalls, every
dollars worth must 20.
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Wonders

Are wrought by the use Of Ayers Hai,
Vigor in restoring gray hair to its Original
ing the hair from falling, keeping as,n s"o, soas'
healthy, and free from dandruf> or humoIs'
The universal testimony is that this prep.
aration has no equal as dressing, ana
is. therefore, indispensable to- SVefy we'll
furnished toilet.
~ have used Ayers Hair Vigor for somo
time and It has worked wonders for me.
was troubled with dandruff and was rapidly
becoming bald; but since using the Vigor my
head is perfectly clear of dandruff, tne hals
has ceased coming out, and now nave
good growth. of the same color as when /
was a young woman. 1 can heartily recon-
mend any one suffering from dandruh OF
loss of hair to use Ayers Hair Vlgor as
dressing." Mrs. Lydia o. Moody, Eass
Pittston. Me.
"Some time ago my wife's hair began 70
come out quite freely.
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Notice to Land Owners.

Ihs Hooking County Decennial Eoard nj
Equalization being now in session, the
following dates are fixed for hearing from
each precinct, to wit: r4s,-
TIP. Date
Benton. Friday and Saturday, Aug. Is. 18
Falls, Monday and Tuesday, 81 IL, ~
Green, Wednesday, and Thursdny - ~, ~
Good Hope, Friday and saturday ~, -
Laurel, Monday and Tuesday Is. 26
Marion. Wedsday aud Thursday" ~, -
: Perry, Friday and Saturday, 29,@
Salt Creek Friday AID Saturday, Sept. ;, 8
starr. Mond.v and Tuestlny. 4, p
washington, Wed. and Thursday" 10, IL
Ward. Friday and Saturday, II, l3
Logan Village, Mon. and Tues. !" Is, l6
JOHN T. NUTTEK. Pres.
VIM. NJ. BOWEN, Clerk.
Aug 44w.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice in hereby given. that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been fled
Ohio, for first and final settlement, Fl ellen
Ambrose, now Bowen, Guardian OF ElleE
B. Ambrose, Henry F. Ambrose, Phtlimen
10 r. Ambrose, Clara F. Ambrose, and
Frederick c. Ambrose, and the same will
come ON for hearing on the sOth day CT
August, 1890, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient. go
w. T. ACKEK. Probate Judge
Aug7$W.
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Sabbath School Association.

The third annual meeting of
the Hooking County Sabbath
School Association will be held
at the Presbyterian Church, in
Logan, on Thursday and Friday.
August 2S and 20 1890. All in
,erested IN Sabb;th Schoo: work
are invited 10 attend.
Committee.
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We have large stock of all kinds Of Notions.
But they must all be sold The prices shall make
will be but half of three fourths Of ths regular
value.
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PENSIONS.

The New Law pc sions nearly all sol
diers, sailors, widows, orphans under 10, or
help pIess and dependent parents. increases
to many drawing under $l2. Our agent
for HOcki ny county is
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NOAH ScHWARz, ESQ,

Mt the law Office of Hon. 8. weldy, Logan,
o. Go and see him. He will advise you
and make out your claim FREE. You may
have Il good claim and not know it. PEN
sion application does not bar you. Apply
at once, or the earlier yen do 30 the more
money you will get,
FORSYTHE & BRICE, -
2s Sinton Building, Cincinnati, o.
July 3l-3m Ia
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Unequaled as . Liver Pill. Smallest.
cheapest, easiest to take. Ono Pellet q
Dose. Docs not gripe. Cures Sick Hcads
ache, Bilious Headache, COnstipa-
ton, IndiHestiOn, bilious Attacks,
and all derangements Of the stomach and
sealed. Always fresh and reliable. Gently
laxative, or an active cathartic, according
70 size Of dose. rs cents. by druggists.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor

not only prevented my wife from becoming
bald. but it also caused an entirely new
growth of hair. am ready to certify to .,lis
statement before justice Ct the peace
II. Hulsebus, Lewisburgh, Iowa.
"Some years ago. after severe attack Q.
brain fever, my hair all came out. 1 used
such preparations for restoring 1t as my ply
sicians ordered, but failed to produce
growth of hair. then tried, successively,
Several articles recommended by druggists,
and all alike fell short Of accomplishing tho
desired result. The last remedy applied
was, Ayers Hair vigor, which brought q
growth of hair In few weeks. I think
used eight bottles in two years; more than
was necessary as restorative, but liked !!
as a dressing, and have continued 70 use y
for that purpose. I believe Ayers HatI
Yigor possesses virtues far above those Q!
any similar preparation now on the market
VINCENT Jones, Richmond, Ind.
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las. CAPEHART, Pres, Pt Pleasant, VIVA.
PIT. WALL. See'y 6aIIipolis. O.
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