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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
De usCRlPCIOM
EN- LA IsLA
CRIMENES horribles sc cometen

CRIMENES horribles Sc cometen
en- todos los paises en- los que el amor
ha sido el m6vil principal. Crfmenes
e. la Elegancia y al buen gusto Sc CO
mete, usando un Perfume 6 un Jat@r
vulgar, cuando ell exquisite .CashinIr'
Bousquets--ya en- PERFUME { en Jab6r-
es el sumun del buen tono -Colgat<
yCo, New York.
T-H-E H-E-L-V-E-T-1A.
~ calie de ia CRUZ.
Gran casa de huespedes. .Tablt
d. hotels. Aposentos para fainilias y
personals solas. Comidas a cincuenta
centavos cubierto. Baiios. Telefono
Io2. Apartedo de correo 295. Pro
pietarlo Pedro Shira.
Nota Este hotel estA cargo dc
una sefiorita caguefia.
IS NECESARIO exigir que cads
sta obtenga grabado el nombre Di
gestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu
che produce mejor efecto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral { dt
Ger el Gnico curative radical. del este
mago y del intestine, el digestive No
Iarrieta pudfca los allmentos y los ba
ce asimilables. El legitlmo Digestje (
Moiarrieta cura en- un dfa las iudiges
lones, en- un mes las dispepsias 6 gas
tralgias, y en- tres meses las mas g1a
YES intermediates cronlcas del Sest6ma
70 y del ineestino. Esta universal
ente confrmado, en- forma sin igual
que la e6cacia del Digestive Mojarrie
"a es verdaderameute radical y supe
rior & la de todos los otros remedies
De venta en- las principales far1naias
de Europa y America.
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lOAR1'A' HOUSE

Calle 81, ndmero 1o4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico.
Pr5ximo al subway, q los elevados,
4 los carros electricos de Amster-
dam, Columbus, Broadway, 7: y 9!
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Me-
,1e Antoinette, donde esta el CHI
Lberu Ame,icGuo, A siete cuadras de-
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele.
gante, Cocina americana y espahola
Tns.alaci6n completamente nueva
Tres bafios. Pidanse informes q Ii
administration de LA DEMocRA
cIA.
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:EN,EL EXTRANGERO, !,
DOCTOR GUSTAVO MUNOz

De la facultad de Mediclna
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Gil.
nico del Hospital de San Car.
los, de 'a..misma facultad, de
regresos de su viaje a madrid,
ha establecldo su o6cina pro.
feslonal en- la calle de Teiuan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
"a D. m, Telefono no 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
L|NEA FERREA DEL IOESTE

Blllctes bayatos para dlas festivos
En- r. clase de capital Bayam6n
Ida y vuelta IS ctvs. en- a. Is ctvs.
En- Il de Bayamon q Cataho, Ida y
vuelta IS ctvs en- 2o 10 ctvs.
Billetes ordinarios de Capital & Ca
10 az clase a 3 ctvs.
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Conway, H.

Conway, H.
Cherbuliez.
Derio, R.
Daudet, Alfonso.
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UOStOyuSkl, r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-25
SAcTDE: E:

Fl medico rural.
Petrilla
Los chuanes
La prima Bel.
Disgustillos de la vida conyugai.
FL reverse de la historic contemporaries.
FL primo Pons.
La Investigation de 10 absolute
Los aldeanos.
Beatriz.
Los Maranes. .-Adi6s. I'm drama orillas de
mar, etc.
Apogeo decadencia de Cesar Birotteau.
Historic de los trece.
La casa Eucingen.
La piel de Zapa.
La Musa del Departamehto.
Ell cura de aldea.
FL hogar de un soltero
Luisa Lambert.
Canine de perfection
Mayorazgo de Labraz.
Mala hierba.
Aurora roja.
Feria de los discretos
FL tablado de arlequin. La novela etc.
Las tragedias grotescas.
Los tltimos romanticos.
La busca.
Aventuras de Silvestre Paradox.
La etapa.
FL fantasma.
Fisiologia del amor moderno.
La terra prometida
Cruel enigma.
Andres Cornelius.
FL discfpulo.
Cosm6polis
In coraz6n de mujer.
Mentiras.
Tn idilio tragico.
Monica.
In crimen de amor
FL aho 1000.
Atala. Rene.
Sin madre,
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La casa rola.
Confusion.
Un secreto de tamilta.
Herldo por un rayo.
La noVela oe una muler nonrada'
Azul.
Cabeza de tatnilia'
Fl tesoro de Arlatan.
Numa Roumestap.
Roberto Helmont.
La bella ntvernesa.
Tartarin de Tarascon.
Rosa y Ninita.
Jack.
Port-Tarascon.
La capiLa del perdon'
FL academico.
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~Se neeesitan huenos ven
edorrs para este per'6dIco

-. --n,a DtAE %A\ARkO ha
eetablecido 81 oticira de Ahosado ) Is
Notarfa en- esta ciudad, calle de San
Justo ndmero 49,
Fierce ante la Corte Federal, Cor
tes de Distrito de toda la Isla y Core
Suprema, dedicandose asi mismo al
examen de de tituIos de propiedades,
incorporation de Corporaciones del
pais y extrangeras y trasmltaci6n de
expedlentes de expropiacion fcrzosa.
Aceptando la noble competencia
hoy establecida en- el ejerclcio de las
rrofesiones de Abogado y Notario, e.
seftor DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone &
cabrar & sus clientes honorarioa exec
alyamsute m6dicoa
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2 ancient mythology fauus We're
known from human beings only
bv the fact that they possr77'"
long pointed. furry ears. ''l,' -
wise they looked simply like hea"ui"l
Greek boys-yeL 10 Is not on RECORD
that the boy and tile faun were ever
confused let us NOT surmise from
this that the ears are in any way lN-
dfoatiye of tlr character but rather
let us realize that the Greeks under
stood the Importance of that much uu-
derIated feature, the ear Many a. face
beautiful otherwise, has been spoiled
by large ugly. outstanding ears, many
another face only negatively pretty
has been eiyeu piquaut and delicate
charm by virtue ot ears small rosy
and shelI-IIlEe.
n is easy, then. Co see how import
ant beautiful ea. i- i'm the general
ensemble. and our next sren is 10 dis
cover just what constitutes "aurll
beauty In the first place the ear
must be neither 100 large nor too
small This may sound tTite, but
many "a woman thinks her ears beau
tiful because they are small. whereas
they are entirely too small for the
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uuEer5 Add sufficient lue soft soap 10
make tile water quite s1apy.
The nails should be uIsL filed ln
curve following The shape or lnv llils'L
with Che flexible file 20 the desired
length shipping or with the scissor $
ms IA rsei portions about the sides and
the corners of the nail where 81 runs
down into the flesh, and then lmueise
I'm the bath. Hold the fingers down 10
the root of the NAH IN Tie baLh HItil
the flesh is is soft enough 10 push Daeh
without being painful. Then dry on q
soft napkin. ana with the square emu
of the cutiCle pusher push t-e lrsit Dae -
from The root and sides or Jhe hait
gently uereserVIug carefully lise ndii
moon curve Old and dead Hesn Will
scurf up I'm the process, and TINS may
ba cut away with the une scissors,
This. by the way. should De tlT -
of the haugnails, III YOU give your nam
careful attention. With the oliiet enc
~ the cuticIe pusher remove from under
me nail any soil which may have &C
..1rr711Iated using very gently so as NOT
10 break tie skin made tendet from
The bath.
should any diseolorallon ooS I-.,.I 'e ~.
remain lay "a thickness OF nne Hneh or
cheasecloth over the orange Stlck' zip
in the s1apy water and carefully WASH
DIV the nails thoroughly. add just a
touchf of the paste 10 each nan anu
polish with the nail pollsheI.
Unless the nails grow very rapidly
indeed. this process in It's entirety should
0urv De necessary once a week, IT night
lv YOU viii soften the tesh anouL l1e
nail with a little vascllne and gently
push the flesh back with the orange
srick. using the polisher in the morning
for ana instant on each nail. II Will
NOS d. necessary 10 use more o. the
haste AS that which is absorbed by the
nail uoIsher Will be sufficient excepting
I'M Tie regular weekly process
IL YOUR nails grow very rapidly, u
NAV perhaps be necessary 20 repeat this
performance in the middle OF the week
INN of that YOU will be- able 10 Judge.
should YOU find yourself in a large
CITY. it viii prove both interesting and
instructive 10 pay a visit 10 one of the
large maniCuTiHg embellishments and
have an experienced operator manicure
your nails.
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Keep Your Don Counsel

This applies 10 everybody. but the
Young married woman should take II to
heart especially. ] say the young mar
ried Womsn, because those who have
been married several years have
long ago discovered that It is the best
policy.
II was ali right TO have a girl con-
fidante before YOU We're married. Du-
much better If YOU ceased 10 be so
eonhding from t-iv time YOU got en-
gagged Men dread these intimate friend
shiDs. for Jney know Just how much
trouble Is likely To arise from Ine-u-
one young man, as soon as he had
pODped the question and been accepted.
said TO his aancee. Who is your SRI
COnHdantef' Another, more eAacIlhE
than the first. asked his sweetheart as
favor 90 him not To Doe SO iutimatN
with her girl chum as she had been.
Don't discuss either his faults OF IA
good points with people. Make your
own choice freely, and when you nave
done So, stick by IL, no matter what
happens. Don't tell your Chum about
the little sTats that go ola I'm the privacy
OF your own home. and. above All IEluEe-
don't talk TO anybody immediately dttef
a quarrel You are liable 10 say things
for which YOU viii be- sorry. and. be-
sides. III they should ever come back 10
YOU, the chances are that Won W0uluu
recognize them. Don admit 10 any
body not ever your own mother, that
he isn't the god YOU married You owe
this To your own dignity as Well as
TO your husband and indeed, now thar
YOU are married, YOU should look upon
your husbands dignity as being exactly
the same as your own. Your home
should be 70 closed circle in which there
are never more Than two people.
Just remember that while people viii
listen eagerly 90 all you have 10 saw.
so that they can pass IL on 10 some Oua
else. they viii really bee thinking all the
time what a fool you are.
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Mrs. SymeS' Aids to Correspondents

cabbage. water c-ess tomatoes. and let
uce- Celery is also good, especially if
there Is tendency 20 rheumatism or
nervousness.
You might also take the various ex-
erc.sas SD frequently given on these
pages for reducing the hips and abdo-
men
The bust can sometimes be made
smaller and firmer by bathing il every
day with clear alcohol or warm vinegar.
Applications of cold water also help to
make 10 firm.
The following pomade has likewise had
good results:
POMADE To REDUCE THE BUST
Iodide Of potassium. 3 grams. vase
line, 90 grams. tincturr of benzOiu -
drops. Make into pomade and apply
twice a day
Daily or nightly massage is the best
possible remedy for falling hair. The
scalp must be kept perfectly clean.
suppose YOU shampoo il at least every
fortnight with the egg shampoo, and
rub in the tonic each night about five
minutes before You finish the massage.
EGG SHAMPOO
Yolk of one egg, one pint of rain
water. spirit of rosemary. one ounce
Beat the mixture Thoroughly ana use il
warm. Rub il well into the scaID and
rinse with several clear waters.
TONIC FOR FALLING HAIR.
Picnic acid, grams: tincture of aux
Vomica, ~ grams. uucture of red Gin
Chous-. 80 grams; tncture of cantharides.
grams cologne, f10 grams. sweet al
mond oil, % grams
Apply 10 the roots of the hair with a
sole sponge once or twice day.
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.CaS5

TOO suddenly into the heat and be sure
tile ears are well covered This advice
applies 10 fr0stbitteu ears also
TiuJiug the ears Is a delicate art and
one which may be resJr-ed to after
good massage II one is dressing Tor
So often recommended uu this page. is
used. it viii bee found an excellent appli-
cation for pale ears.
Above all things, however, Doe eN-
tr6mely careful about putting drugs or
Oiulmelts of any sort Iu the ear IL IS
one OF the most delicate OF organs. and
il IS impossible 10 Doe too careful OF %.
Never clean with "a la-piu ur amy
sharp-pUiuIed instrument. as there Is
danger OF piercing tle drum and cdus-
ing deafness For the same reason
never box Cliid's ears or take d. uy
Tie ear MANY case of lifelong deaf
ness has resulted from the Ignorance
or caTelessuess OF "a thougLtl--s adult
The best rule 20 follow is. Extreme
cleanliness, extreme care extreme ten
deruess-'
II there is any Disagreement of the
ear so noticeable as to cause emnar-
rassmeut aad pain To the unhappy vic
tim II Is easy 20 conceal the fault Or
the arrangement Of the couture. No.
body knows whether Cleo de Merode,
tie French actress and beauty has
ears or not. All her life. or al least as
much OF o. as has been spent before the
public. she has worn her hair pa
straight baudeau, falling over the sides
of the face, and no force ri Siralagen
has .zreT made her change it. or COURSE
suru LrrfeCt couCealmeut is not posi-
be- Tor every woman. hut BE- may no least
be partially accomplished Even if ono 8
profile Is not classical enough 90 per
nit of the straight part there are inc
loose wave and the -lde-pun erect
II hardly comes within the province
~ a writer on b-auLy perhaps, n
meas 5f what might be called the
..iuW.ri training of the ears The
Jauar csc ARE fond or hiu7tialtE 'i-
r tl.-s-.. r-nrraas Bv q series OF statues
~en~e=entfne three MONKEYS. The first
lgr5s ms hands over its mouth. the Sec
onH over its ewes, the third over IT'S
ears. They signify. Speak no eEh.
n, evil hear no evil And AFTER an
.bagtItffu fears are those. that retain
out of an they hear only that which Is
GOOD and beautiful
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AN hu--5 H-'I "l '-s-''-'''' anu
am terribly stout Tor my age espt-
CIally my bust and around my
shoulders IL ,-r,, yrl1.Id DIease pre-
.it... - .4+..r - ..--....i.f-.-. D., ,.5.,ra
anu
NY Dust would ht very lhAiLhlul ''
YOU / would also like remedy go stop
my hair from falling and make IL come
fr tbf..Esr 4 rgN-Srr ANT READER
The rrs4rD,aur ,-,t, Haga Bspn trvfU..
--.-.-., h. ,...9.,.t-,r-
-7'''-s j" '- "1 '-'' '''
Hrsh' bu' IL should always he tth'h -l-
der the advice of "a phs stefan, How
ever. as Won say IL has done you little
GOOD suunoss .y-lu rr,- This diet.
80 ..
RULES Ok IilE i'l-'JS44oN oh + LIS IL
Avoid all starchv and sweeJeued food,
am cereals. vegetables containing sugar
oI. starch such as peas. beans, corn.
potatoes. etc Have your bread toasted,
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inc lotion has been found very elective
for itching scalp. buu you must Dee care
uI not 10 use il if there is any abrasion
of the hesl
LOTION FOR ITCHING SCALP
Distilled witch hazel. ounces e"TFo-
sIve -u1Iimate, I# grains.
Use IN tHe g.aIr twice a day. Keep
the lotion OUT of The reach of children
ana adults uulcquaintei with ITS char
acIeT.
In massagiug be careful that Eoa
really massage and DO not sliAtlF I.'-
pIars tnr fingers firmly ON the scalp,
Irusb over the surface Use deep
rotary movement. going over tie entire
seaIp- until the same Is luoseugu ANA
rolls readily underneath the fingers.
This massage for a few moments morn
fuo- ana evening is an esthcuC toilet
accessory. and viii promote glow and
a re-establishment of the circulation,
which you viii dud very comforting.
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c.=es. the surplus flesh viii surely yield
in time. IN
rareeIs vegetables containing sugar or
starch. sucu AS peas, beans, corn anu
y,oraflls red meat ANA CONNECTIONS
sbouId De avoided by her who would p7
Thin. 4 daily walk of az least hNs
weather. II your health IS oJher"is $50
good. If YOU have not been accustomed
10 walking. lead up 90 this distance
gradually. but do not stop until }oa
can do your I'VE miles dalIS ia an noun
and u n.LILeI.
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We're urseEad. under the tal.acy that her
.-.s would He thereby strengthened
Al very early age she began 10 wear
earrings. and after "a lifetime OF this
the La1rs OF her ears were often pulled
down Jo twice their natural size. Now
earrings lr. just coming lto style
again. and &c is time 90 warn women
against wearing them until Jue ear has
stopped growing and against wearing
too long or ZOO heavy ones nc any
time.
As / said before. b1ta pale1ess and
redress 0L Ihe ears are due To nervous
disorders and again the cause must b-
found and removed. Construction o. any
part OF the body may also make the
ears. as well as the nose, red and deli
cate ears often redaru easily ll the
cold fn which case an application OF
cold water before and after going ouI
may bee found effective. DO uu- come
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To Gain Flesh.

the paper what / can DO ana eat 10 gain
flesh. 10 is SO very hard Tor me 20 gain
even pound ana lWenty-one years
of age and only weigh ~ pounds. do
y9u think !t wuL.d do me any good tc
take olive oil internally also use lL as
"a massage 1 am very Hat at the Dus-
TO you recommend Naul,'lIe s ieIheay
for the buSJt II so, how long does one
have 10 take il before there is any
change g II. r.
If YOU have no tendency 10 liver
trouble. JedsUOouIul OF olive oil morn
ing and evening may prove Dei'euci.I.
Oils and oily substances should De
avoided, however, by persons with slug
gish INeTs.
give you below suggestions for diet
and exercise which should prove eIl-
cacious. and would suggest, IN add
ton. c0piUus draughts al water, as
much as three quarts day.
FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO GAIN FLESH
Absolute freedom from. care and
anxiety. AT least ten hours sleep out
of every tWeuty-fOur. In addition 10
this maps during the day, II possible
This sleep must always be natural
[Crbing Is SO bad for the appearance
and general health as sleep induced py
auCndVnes OF narcotics IN any FORM
The diet should be liberal, and should
consist largely of good food containing
starch and sugar, potatoes, fresh, sweet
butter, milk, cream. fruits cooked and
served with sugar, all vegetables con-
tanning starch and sugar. such as corn.
sweet potatoes, beans, peas, foods OF
the macaroni and spaghetti kinds, fish,
and oysters ice cream. desserts with
out pastry, plenty of outdoor lie, and
a moderate amount of exercise, Sleep I'm
% Weil-NentIlaJed room. / do not believe
anyone can gain flesh if there is an in
Ierual disease; certainly not if there is
any tendency TO dyspepsia OF liver
trouble Where the patient is plump in
one part Of the body and fails IN an
other "a gymnastis course is advised.
I'm order 10 pursue the latter properly,
the patient is advised % so TO a first
class gymnasium. submit 10 an exam
nation and take the exercise prescribed
by the attendant physician. These gym
nasiums, at moderate prices. may be
found in town OF any size. Where the
development Is meagre i'm the upper part
of the body. swimming Is also an excel
lent exercise. Walking is always
wholesome TIE patient who wishes
to gain flesh can never do so il she
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Manicuring the Nails.

take the liberty 20 write Won asking
Tor Information regarding Tie purcIaS,
ing or articles 10 use In mauicurine Inc
nails and the use Of The same hi K-1u
VIII tell me how Jo proceed from me-
beginning, giving .itrie hints as to veEy
and wherefore. 1 shall DE doublv thank
ful, as / have not the slightest fIaa
now 20 go about it properly. / have
pretty nails. and always have r6em
presentabIc, the only thing troubling
me being h4uluails IL AZ -
In order 20 manicure Your nails iu
the most approved and up-to-date man
ner. YOU VIII require a flexible file a
pair OF curved nail scissors. a curicIe
pusher an orange stick. q nail mol
ishcr. and jar of paste The scissors
may be obtained at a cutlery store and
VIII probably cost from CD 10 10 cents
The paste may be obtained of v0ur
druggist. or IF he does not have same.
he will obtain il for you The best
viii cost you 80 cents a Jar but il
viii last half a lifetime, as il is bad
taste 90 polish the nails c0nspicuously.
The other articles may be obtained
at any department store In a large CITY
Make the nail bath in an ordinary
finger bowl, using sufficient moderately
hot water to immerse the tips Of the
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A Child,s Falling Hair.

Please advise me what 10 do with my
Uiue daughter hair. She is only two
years OF age. and her hair falls out
continually. IL is very light IN color
and 1 have 10 wash il two or three
times "a week. ! have always kept il
clear of dandruf, but IL does not seem
TO grow. j use tar soap on il. as I have
read Is was good for the scalp. ] am SO
anxious for her 10 have nice hair and
for il TO curl, which il seems inclined 10
do when the weather is the least bit
camp. MRS. +. J.. b.
I do not like To advise lotions la the
ease OF So young a child. Give the mas
sage treatment recommended TO Mrs.
T. T.. J. in this issue q conscientious
trial over a period of al least two
months, half hour treatments night and
morning, IL possible Very often 81 chill
dTen of this age the fault is yonstitu-
tional, and frequently il is outgroWu.
the child growing stronger with age and
the lair becoming heavier.
TT the hair is Inclined 10 curl. en-
courage IL hy brushing around the finger
frequently and if the cF0p is so lieht
% VIII bee little or no t-,uhle 10 nut
j, up in four or I'VE curling cloths
III after two months trial you motive
no Improvement IN the hair falling and
growth, write me again.
Wash the child Aair Cnce O. week
only during this period
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Use of Hot Water.

VIII drinking hot water. especially at
night. reduce neshE T.. +.
Many authorities advise the frequent
drinking OF hot water as a means Of
reducing flesh. If you are willing To
deny yourself in the way Of diet. and
persist systematically in certain eXer-
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Do Promote Tendencv DO Curl.

1 thought l would write and see If 1
could get good hair curler and e hair
grower. My hair is very short in some
places. il grows longer in short back and
STAYS short In the front. II used 70 be
curly but cutting made il gr0W straight.
and j do not lock we'll with straight
make Il curl naturally and make it
grow in front l.. II.
Read this issue carefully for advice
regarding lotions and massage Tor pro-
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An Irritated Scalp.

Please tell me what will stop a burn
ing itch OF the scalp2
The hair is gray and falling out. !
mean 10 massage the scalp, shampoo
and give scalp treatment, using your
quinine hair tonic 10 promote growth.
Now. is this right for falling hair, and
what else is needed 10 relieve burning
scalp2 MRS r. T. J.
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See advice TO "A Constant Reader IN
regard 10 proper treatment TO- falling
hair. The quinine hair tonic Is cutie as
good il you care 10 use il. The follow
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ID Froduce Growrh of -

Please let me know il the recipe for
scant eyebrows can Doe used 10 promote
growth of the hair Al