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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

Dr. Rea has no superior in diagnosing and
treating disease and deformities. He will
give $50 for any case that he can not tell the
disease and where located in Eve minutes.
All durable medical and surgical diseases.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lung Diseases.
Early Consumption, Bronchitis, Bronchial
Gatarrh, Constitutional Catarrh, Nasal Ca
tarrh, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Stomach
and Bowel Troubles Appendicitis, Rheuma-
tism. Neuralgia Sciatica. Brights Disease,
Diabetes Kidney, Liver, Bladder Troubles,
Prostatic and Female Diseases, Dizziness,
Nervousness, Indigestion. Obesity, Inter-
rupted Nutrition, Slow Growth in Children,
and all wasting disease in adults. Many
cases of Deafness, Ringing in the Ears, Loss
of Eyesight Cataract, Cross Eyes, ETC., that
have been improperly treated can be easily
restored. Deformities, Club Feet, Curvature
of the Spine, Disease of the Brain, Paralysis,
Epilepsy. Heart Disease, Dropsy. Swelling of
the Limbs, Structure, Open Sores, Pain in the
Bones. Granular Enlargement, and all long
standing diseases properly treated. Young,
mlddle.aged and old, single or married men,
and all who suffer from lost manhood, nervous
debility, spermatorrhea, seminal losses, sex
ual decay, failing memory, weak eyes, stunt
ed development, lack of energy, impoverished
blood, pimples, impediments to marriage,
blood and skin diseases, Syphilis. Eruptions,
Hair Fallings. swellings, Sore Throat, Ulcers,
Weak. Back, Burning Urine, passing urine too
often, Gonorrhoea. elect, Structure receive
searching treatment, prompt relief and cure
for life,
Cancers, Tumors, Goitre. Fistula, Piles
Varicocele. Rupture, zand enlarged glands
treated and cured without pain and without
the loss of blood. This is one of his own dis
[coveries. and Is really the moat scientific and
certainly sure cures of the Anineteenth CEN
tury:-N No -incurable cases taken. Gonsulta-
ton to those interested, S1.0O.
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Minneapolis Mimi. Louisville, Ky.
= New York. N. Y.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

DIR. s. E. BEEMAN,. of Cleveland,
whose claim to fame is that he used
ito make chewing gum, and - hose
|income1is given al $4,000 per year,
has made demand that the United
States government raise his pension
from S. 70 $12 per month, 5"because
of total incapacity: for manual la
-bor." Mr.. Beeman's nerve is evil
IDENTIFY still good, even though the
balance Of his health may be but a
memory: q ,=5.:..s-> !. !: It'd. -
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

MORE Evelethites have sighted
"the big fish" in Ely lake. A party
Of three claim tohave seen the mon.
|ster some two weeks ago, and say
the fish is easily ten feet long, but
as twas on Sunday and one mem
ber Of the party was printer only
the testimony Of the other two will
be accepted by those acquainted
with the craft. ,%%ss5*.s ~ IT. #==.@ ~.
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! NJ E. Church.

Class meeting at 9:45 a. m. z
Preaching at HOO a. m. and 1880
p. M. : ~. #s..,.G.s..,s III. ~.
Morning subject, "1srael's: Grand
Calling-A Prophecyof the Duty OF
the Church Of Today" Evening
subject, "The Bible as a Guide to
Success" - Z ss:s.s5@ 80. =. - + +
Y Sunday:school, 40 a. M; Young
Mems Bible Class at 2:30 p. M; Ep:
worth League at 6:45 p. m.
;. j z,%.* : ..:7y Henry A. Logan, Pastor. 4
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Bachelors Supper.

The Young Mems Bible Class of
the First NJ. E. Church will give a
Bachelors Supper on Wednesday
evening next, May 23d, in the Min.
nesota Block, next to Halls clothing
store. A cordial invitation ;is ex-
tended to yourself and friends to be
present and =partake of the good
things which will be in evidence. =
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The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

The Duluth Evening Herald CON-
tinues to sustain a we'll earned rep.
utation as :. reliable newspaper.
There is vast difference between a
newspaper which publishes the off
scourings Of incompetent CORE
spondents and newemongers and a
newspaper which realizes that, a
reputation for reliabilityhasavalue.
There is a vast difference in the Dn-
luth dailies. V. n. ss.z.s. : ISL, s.. I -
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

IN looking oyersan Issue Of The
Ente prise Of date Of February "a,
1898, we note that at time we said
Virginia dirt is a. good thing to
have in the family, : and predicted
q rapid rise in values. # you are
[desirous of ascertaining whether or
not our predic ctions came true just
ask price on q piece of Chestnut
street realty today. And even at
present prices Virginia dirt is q
good thing to have il the family
and will bring good. returns on
the heinvestment. ~ ..ss IS :z 0
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

The Virginia Commercial Club
may have z duty to perform, but If
80, Il isS seemin ngly dilatory in its
performance. nc s +. ...
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

! For SALE.-House and: two lots
A corner lot and nine:room house
on corner of Pine street and Wyo.
ming avenue.
s.."r, .."r MRS. NJ. HORRIGAN. :
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Welded at Home of Capt. Roskillv,

Welded at Home Of Capt. Roskilly.
At the home of Capt. and Mrs. Jo-
Eseph Roskilly, on Saturday evening
last, occurred the marriage Of
Charles Roskilly, nephew Of Capt.
Roskilly, to Miss Mande Skinner. a
small party Of the immediate rela-
tives and friends Of the contracting
parties were in attendance and be-
slowed their best wishes upon the
young couple. The ceremony was
performed by: Rev. Henry a. Logan,
pastor Of the First n. E. Church. 81
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s. II matters little to the people Of
the range who may be right or who
may be wrong ii the sheriff candi.
idacY mix.up. Good roads are Of
more interest to fnis section.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

E OLE LARSON has made public an
nouncemento OF his withdrawal from
the race for sheriff. This action
on the part of Mr.. Larson evidences
the fact that he possesses an ele-
ment of perception and common
sense which is noticeable by its alb
sence in the makeup of some of the
candidates who have filed for the
nomination. - : *sz =. = - !
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

II you want good printing that is
right il every partic icular, Gallup the
boys at the tar pers shack on Chest.
nut street. Phone 81.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-05-18

The village Of Hibbingis having
a house. cleaning, and orders have
been issued to the tougher tinhorn
element to move on. And Virginia,
being the only remaining place in
northern Minnesota which extends
a welcome, commences to- have Wis
ible proof that the order is being
obeyed. ID ~ s.: zsa5s FL
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

! prominent specialist in the treat
| ment OF the hair says. u have no rev
erence for badness I do not consider
il a sign of age. nor an indication of wis
dom. but rather q fragrant exhibition
of folly. She also claims that the hair
was intended 10 live and thrive so long
as life lasts
There is natural falling of the hair
during certain seasons. but when the
scalp is in a normal condition this is
| immediately followed By a new growth
And in this manner the shedding is
| barely perCeptible.
Hair never falls 10 excess without rea-
son. but the wiSest plan Is not 10 wait
until this condition arises. but 10 watch
the scalp and hair carefully so that the
first sign OF a diseased condition may be
noticed and treated
The necessity Of cleansing the hair is
imperative from every point of view. as
much for health as for cleanliness.
since the hair and scalp cannot be
healthy. any more than The skin, unless
they are thoroughly clsansed OF all i'm
purities.
The frequency Of c shampoo depends
upon individual conditions. Some per-
sons hair becomes more oily in q given
time than others, some perspire more
freely. etc, and Judgment must be
exercised as TO the number of shampoos
required.
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If sham -ooinR about once in three or
four weeks leaves your hair either too
oily or dry. II is an indication that
the soap needs some attention and a
good tonic should be applied. All tonics
and applications should be rubbed well
into the roots of the hair. and the best
way to DO this without affecting the rest
OF the hair is to part the hair and use a
good brush 10 make the application
Much harm is done to both the scalp
and hair by the incorrect use of comb
and brush. The Illustrations show the
correct and incorrect way of brushing
and comblng.
Removing tangles should be done with
the greatest care. The comb should
never be caFelessIy dragged through the
hair. no matter when Il is employed.
II a particularly obstinate snarl is met
with. coax X along until Il is far enough
away from the scalp for the lock TO be
wound around the finger, and then any
struggle in getting out the snarl will
not inJure the root OF the hair.
Extreme dTyness Of the hair is one of
the danger signals that should receive
immediate attention. One of the sinT lest
and most effective OF remedies for this
is TO rub crude yellow Vaseline well into
the scalp II sometimes has a better
effect if mixed with an equal quantity
OF lanoiine.
Scalp massage is another important
factor and viii do much toward keeping
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

stantiy on Withdrawing the cork smell
the contents. If it has an unpleasant
odor. beware.
The most important things to remem-
Der about drinking water are: First, be
sure that it is pure; second. drink Eener-
ously between meals. but sp2ringly with
them; third. avoid Chilling the stomach
with Ice water taken huTriedly and in
large quantities.
As to hot water. there IS 10 end to
the good that may be acquired through
this simple remedy. Cold -blooded peo-
pie. who have little thirst will do well
to make q business of drinking a certain
amount of hot water every day through
out the winter season. 1t lessons the
tendency to take cold and improves the
circulation Before going to bed is a
good time for this. as 1t warns up and
reiaXes the system. thus pre- pairing the
way for good nights sleep.
Many cases of Indigestion headache
neuralgia. cold hands and feet can be
quickly cured by drinking slowly one or,
two pints of water so hot that il al
most burns the throat.
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VOW and when and where We
- drink water seems 10 most of Us
such an unimporJant part OF our
daily existence that We really
give the matter very little thought. It
seems 50 much Ike something for Moth
ing that we neglect what is really not
only preventive of. bat a panacea for,
many ills.
A beginning Of kidney trouble lies ia
The fact that people. especially women,
90 not drink enough water The few
general hints / am giving are well
worthy OF consideration.
Try TO drink as little wafer as pos
sible with meals. but take a giassful
about half an hour 10 an hour before
eating This rule alone persisted in day
after day and month after month VIII
improve the general health and the
.omDleXiou likewise.
Water taken with meals should be
BiDDed as well as Ia ken sr7a rfueTv Ice
water should be taken as seldom as pos
sibie never would be a better rule
And the habit of putting chiDped ice in
the drinking water is to be avoided, as
one never knows what may be taken
into the stomach through this medium.
The better way is TO I'll bottles with
water and allow them 20 stand beside
Ice 10 chill
Tests which have been made show
that one gill Of ice water which means
an average tumbeTful. poured hastily
down the throat reduces the temper4-
ture OF the stomach so that il takes il
more than half an hour to regain the
heat IL has lost.
Cold water. slipped slowly. will ouench
the thirst and not cause such result
when IN doubt about the purity of tho
shrinking water the following simple test
7an be made. Pour a pint into a rer-
-ectiy clean bottle cork il securely and
alioW IL TO stand i've or six hours. In
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AoU/ 10 IRE az

the scalp and hair healthy.
much more easily done than L
person realizes. and need not
on either time or patience.
1t means covering the whole
little wbeel-likc movements
tips Of the fingers. given in su,
ner that they loosen the scalp
framework.
Loosening the hair every mis-
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promoting its growth, and in the case
OF children, l think is preferable to a
tonic. Keeping the ends properly trim
med is also most beneficial.
Y. o. O.-The condition you describe
indicates some internal disturbance, and
advise YOU 20 consult a reliable ply
ment
T. Z. C--Formula to darken the hair
has been repeated since receipt of your
letter. Following is an excellent sham
poo:
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Good Results From Formula.

-Aoout year ago used your pfcscrip-
t.. Containing tincture of nux vonatca.
alclhoi AMI spirits OF rosemary for fall
ints hair. and vas able TO note the good
results utter the first day, so | come 10
you with confidence this time.
My halr is dark, curly, inclined TO be
Oily. and very thin. Can you tell nc
What Will make it grow thick and long.
please? Some tonic that will not take
iione fo show results. have your forrnIt-
las Ior the JaboTandi and quinine hai-
WIZ ..ou tell me. please. which y o,ffsi
De trt better. Nor it yoI know OF one that
win be more effective ktin for my annoy
ance% will be very grateful for 1t
MINNIE
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there is any irritation or abr.
the scalp
The best way to use any sta
apply il 10 the roots Of the hs
a small bruSh-a toothbrush :
swer for the purpose-then 81
evenly downward through the
with an ordinary haiTbrush.
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cHINEsE EYELAsH srAIN

Cum arabic. / dram; india
dram: rosewater 4 ounces.
Powder the ink and gum and tTi
small quantities OF the powder wi
rosewater until YOU get a uniform
liquid in a powder, and then add I
mainder of the roSewater 20 II
should be applied with a very
camel s-hair brush
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I am giving you the formula requested
Many of my correspondents report that
they have got very good results by tax
ing malt extract in connection with the
NauCairo remedy.
LOTION FOR PREMATURE WRINKLES
Alum, 80 grains; almond milk (thick)
1Ia ounces; rosewater, 6 ounces
Dissolve the alum In the rosewater
then pour gently into the almond milk
with constant agitation.
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To Darken the Eyebrow

VIII YOU please send me a rec
eyelash and eyebrow stain? O
can recommend. I Wish Somethi
will stain them dark brown.
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Lost Formula.

Please forward me a recipe for hair
dye. 1t is not the Physicians Prescrip-
Ton or Ihe walnut stain. / cannot re-
member anything in the one | wish 1
nave been watching the pa per anxiousIy
Tor some time to see Il repeated. I used
II ana found 1t fine, but misplaced the
recipe. Mrs q
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To Remove Wrinkles.

Please give prescription for premature
wrinkle lotion and also state If you
would use malt extract in connection
with DR.. Naucaire's treatment. and do
you consider the latter without injur j.
TO persons IN moderately good health2
8 X c
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Elbows SHARP.

l have been a constant reader of your
beauty column for some time. and now
thought I would ask you a few questions
of my own.
First. ] want 10 know whether the
LIQUID powder for whitening tie skin,
which l saw in your columns, is to
whiten the skin permanently or just
while Ii is en- the face?
Can You give me a recipe that will fill
out the hollow In my neck and elbows ?
My elbows are very poor and sharp
and it is very inconvenient when I want
to wear low-reck or short-slceve
waist.
Also. can the cucumber cream which
you publish be purchased at the drug
store? do not know where 10 obtain
the cucumber extract ET
The liquid powder only whitens the
skin temporarily; in fact has just the
same effect as an ordinary face powder.
Develop your neck and arms by mas
sage with a good skin food, and the
angles will disappear. There are many
good cucumber creams on the market.
but the one for which I give formula is
not a proprietary article.
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COMPLEXION

ppIy with a sponge or soft
~ druggist viii prepare the
lg ponlade for you.
S-Ige The iaboTaudl tonic
led TO y. r Y on YOUR hair
mples. On your face Try the
alive:
PTSTPLES
fhoI, > grains; oil Of Chamo-
Dps. ointment of bsnEOated
&c. ! ounce Use on the sur
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Needs Tonic.

Being a constant reader of your
Health and Beauty advice. / write to
ask if Dr. Vaucaires remedy is tonic
ss weli as developer II so. will you
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

Pyfogaliic acid, 4 ouncv; distilled
water ,hoO. II ounces. Dissolve. and
Enen he solution has cooled. add grad
ally. Reetified spirit, i fluid ounce
The Ssiove Is full strength and wiII make
The hair almost black Diluted with
water, 1t viii stain the hair f-cg., dark
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TO KEsToRs THE NATURAL. COLOR OF
TIE HAIR
a physicians Prescriptions


Sugar of lead, Il ounce; lac sulphur. u
ounce; essence of bergamot, Il ounce !;
alcohol n gill: glycerine. l ounce: tine
ture of cantharides. X ounce; ammonia,
y ounce
Mix all in one pint of soft water.
Apply TO the roots OF the hair, which
must be clean
The dye should never besapplied If
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Mrs. Symes' Aids to Correspondents

NJ, W--The right kind of complexion
brush used properly is helpful and not
harmful The correct brush is about
nVe inches long and oval in shape 1t
should have bristles soft enough not 10
scratch the delicate surface of the skin.
] have heard of the suction brush YOU
describe, but do not know anything
about its merits.
3. ITO strengthen your instep ad-
wise you TO procure one Of the steel sup
ports which come for this purpose. They
are easily adjusted and give great relief.
You can have the VauCaire Remedy
prepared by any reliable druggist
VIII you kindly tell me through the
Health and Beauty page how to prevent
'perspiration" under the arms
FONTIBELL
Excessive perspiration usually indi-
Gates a nervous or run down condition
and in such instances a tonic should be
taken TO build up the system. For ex-
ternal treatment. use freely a good DOW
der which VIII tend TO prevent Oversee
CSetion oe the sweat glands Washing
under the arms night and morning with
hot water and common brown kitchen
soap has often proved most effective
Washing with cologne and water or al
eokSl and water in equal parts is also
helpful
J. S.-Ths -Naucaire Remedy. for which
formula IS frequently given. is the only
one that / know anything bout.
CATHERINE NJ. C.-I shink this is
the cream to which You refer:
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Am glad Ycu founs the tonic fo- fall
ing hair 81 satisfactory I think the
1aboEandi tonic VIII he best for Won now
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To Darken the Hair.

VIII you please repeat the doctors
prescription for gray hair. as / would
IKE to try 1T Mrs. J. d. G
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fORANpI ToNIC
With Red EyeIids.

, ask your advice how TO
chin. Should you recon-
kindly explain how | am
-ouId also thank you for
on OF how TO reduce my
lied with red eyelids and
ion. Can you recommend
MRS. r.
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Use of Peroxide

Have read how excellent peroxide
hydrogen is for bleaching, and wish
know how 1t comes. how It should
used, and just how often Does
come in powder form. and if so. shout
IL be mois 'ened, or in what way shoulf
1t be applied?
Please tell il | can get the pomad
for reducing the flesh by CARRYING tn,
recipe TO any druggist. BELL.
Peroxide OF hydrogen comes in liqui,
form. To use it, pour little in d sau
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Shampoo.

Potassium carbonate. / ounce; am
monia water. 1I2 ounces; tincture of can
tharides drams; bay rum. ounces;
alcohol 4 ounces; water, ounces.
Dissolve the potassium carbonates IN
the water and add the remaining in
gredients- Rub well into the roots Rinse
thoroughly in several waters. Then dry
carefully.
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Good Hair Tonic.

Kindly give me a recipe for
hair grow-one that does
be hair to become grea sy2
using vaseline. but find il
y; and will you please ad-
hether sage tea Will darkeI
nOt2 Am a constant reader
lartment, but never called
advice before. and sincerely
receive a reply. NJ X. I.
tonics for promoting the
le hair have a certain de-
ass. The jaborandi tonic.
m giving YOU formula, has
many others Sage tea IS
al TO the scalp and hair.
GRAFTON, it viii not affect
iORANDI TONIC.
,hur. % sraIns: tincture OF
fluid drans; fluid extract
. fluid drams; alcohol, :
glyceTine. ounces; bay
tInces: rose water, IS fluid
auinine should be dis
alcoholic liquids by warm -
hen the other ingredients
Q whole filtered.
roots of the hair every
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and giving these few movements
V take a very snort time and
ntimes prove the means Of keep
hair In good condition indefi-
tention TO some of these sim
for caring for tie hair and
OF desert you i'm your. Old age.
probably prove a crown or
the end Of your days.
The Washington times., 1906-03-04

ANXIOUS-Continu using the dandruff
cure, and II IL makes your hair too oily
shampoo during treatment. At any othe-
time about once in three weeks is often
enough to wash the hair
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Egg shampOO-Dandrua Cure.

Yolk of one egg. one pint of rain
water. spirit of rosemary, one ounce.
Beat the mixture thoroughly and use It
warm. Rub it well into the scalp and
rinse with several clear waters.
3. NJ think the following treatment
viii be very effective Extract of lark
spur. which may be purchased from any
drug store, is also excellent for this pur-
pose II is deadly poison, however. and
should be kept out of the way of fgnor-
ant persons and children
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When the Hair is Dry.

VIII YOU kindly tell me what
for little red veins on the side of the
and across the face2 Is IL from
stomach disturbance Ny skin is
thin. Also of good tonic for dry
brittle hair that is turning gray
fast: Ii Is a very dark brown, al
approaching black
] would like a good tonic TO pro-
rev growth and nourish what | +
without danger of turning it. II you
answer these soon. / will be duly 81
fui ANGELA DEFO1
| advise you TO consult a skin speG
ist in regard to the red veins in
skin. They could probably be reno
by the electric needle. Try the folf
ing lotion. 1t has been most success
IN treatment of dry. brittle hair.
LOTION FOR DRY HAIR.
Giycerine. 1 ounce; eau de cologne
pint; liquid ammonia. ] dram; oil of
sanurn, 4 dram: oil of rosemary.
dram: tincture Of csntharides,
ounce
Briskly agitste for ten minutes. L
add camphor juiep. z pint, and ag
mix well and stir. few drops of
sence of musk or other perfume can
added.
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The NaGcaaire remedy is intended for
bust development only. although it fire.
qHently arts as a tonic to the whole
s. stem ANY reliable druggist Will fill
the prescription for you.
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Hair Falling.

viii you kindly give me a good tonic
for fafling-ou- hair-one that can be
used for dark and light hair alike. if
possible If not, please give me some>
thing for iight hair. and greatly oblige.
z. L. X.
The following formula is equally good
for light or dark hair:
FAILING OF THE HAIR
Tincture OF nux vomica / ounce !:
spirits of rosemary, ounces; alcohol, 2
ounces.
Apply. several times a week to the
roots of the hair.
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kindly let me know where to get tn
genuine remedy: also the price, as
should like to try it for a rundown sys
tenn +. L.
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DYE FOR HAIR
Pyrogant

Possibly this is the stain 70 which yor
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double chin. massage
llows. Place the fingers
posite to those of the
bread out they meet IN
le throat; then, with A
lieh the finger tips de-
eies, go carefully over
e, t.sing firm pressure.
u formula for a salVe
the granulation of the
ANULATED EYELIDS
mercury. 1 grain, rose
butter. x ounce. Apply
ht and morning Rose
non rose ointmant OF