4 .fl if sr. t 1 1 i . i -I Remedy for Sors Shculdsrs. .A correspondent of the Canada Farmer writes relative to sore or "ailed should ,. :r$ of. horses : "Wash them well every y vi:hl nnd moroing with a strong solution of oak lark, made by boiling the bark in water, then rub them well with linseed il. Anoint them every night and morn ing with a salve made of three parts of linseed oil one and part of quick lime. To n;;ike horses, shoulders tough, wash the fboulder well twice a day, for a week be l.rc working, with the oak bark solution. Whiskey.. 'Ten gallons cf kerosene, three pounds cf potash, one ounce of strychnine, mixed with soft water." It was according to this cheerful, not to say convivial form ula, that a quanMty of whiskey" seized last .week in Xewtou, Mass., was com .pounded, the reccipe having also been .found in the possession of the unfortunate .'ealer. If you, want "giu," : add quail' uin sujjicit of oil of juniper! The mys tery is that men who drink this diabolical fluid do not drop down stone dead at once. Th3 Cost of Small-Pox. That "prevention is better than cure," was emphatically demonstrated in Lon don recently. Dr. Laukester, in his re port to the vestry of St. James, West minster, says; '"The small pox. is now slowly departing from the metropolis, af tcr slaying five thousand persons, and maiiuing, disOguriug and pauperzing about one hunddred tiionsaud more. It must cost the metropolis at ' least, $100,- l!00, a tenth part of which sum, judicious ly expended, would have cut short this epidemic at its very commencement." Jlomc and Health. Kargaroo Leather. A consignment cf 7,000 salted kangaroo t-kins was received in San Francisco, sev eral months since, from Australia, and purchased by parties who propose to con vert them into leather. The skins are now being tanned at tannery located on the leach opposite Yarba luena island, on the northern outskirts of the Oakland. The skin of the kangaroo is quite thiu, but exceedingly tough, and when tanned into leather is exceedingly pliable and soft, wearing a long time without cracking, and turning wafer better than calf skin. Tanned alligator skins from Mexico and Central America are a common article iu the San Francisco market, and are used to a considerable extent in manufactur jog boots where strength and capacity to result v,atcr are more desired thau a fancy fit or elegance of uppearance, but kangaroo is emphatically a new sensation iu thr leather lias. Tough tory. A smart yankee was one evening seat ed in u barroom of a country tavei a in Can ada w hilling with ajaek knife. There were assembled several Engleshmcti, discussing various matters connected with the pomp and circumstance of war. Iu the course of his remarks one of them Mated that the British government poa less and d the largest cannon in the world. rave dimensions of one he had seen j u-j laute woui'i not let sucn a tuse assertion pass uncontradicted. lTuh ! gentleman," said he I wou't deny that it in a lair sized cannon 'but you arc a little mistaken in supposing it is to be named the same minute with one of our Yankee gunn which I saw in Charleston last year. Why, sir, it was so large that the soldiers were obliged to employ a yoke of oxen to draw in the ball I" "And pray" exclaim e J one of the hearers ''can you tell us how they got the oxen out again ?" "Of course I can," returned the Yankee; ''they unyoked 'em and drov 'em through the touch-hole !" The Fruit Crop of Michigan. The Spring Lake (Mich). Independent Mi: xruit growers in tnc vicinity ot 1- rauktort report the prospects for a beau tilul crop the coming season to be even more flattering than one year ago. While we have had an unusual amount of snow and cold winds, yet the thermomeoter in dicated bat four degrees below zero, the coldest morning we have yet had, while the mercury has marked seventeen de grees below zero at Milwaukee, on the opposite side of lake, at Chicago, one hun dred miles south, it has been eighteen degrees below zero, and at St. Joseph, eighty miles south, fen degrees below zero. Thus it will be seen that the lakes and lakelets have been a great protection of the "fruit belt." Within a radius of three miles from our village there have been 00,000 peach trees set out during the past four years, besides a large quan" tity of other fruits. An effort is being made to secure a location of an extensive fruit preservingland dryirjg establishment "Patent Outsides." ' What is known among newspaper men as "Futeut Outsides" is where the first or outsides ol newspapers are printed at nouses iu jew lorlc or elsewhere, and , sold to country publishers, who print the ::.i. ' i ' :i .i . .r . lusiucs auu man mem to their sub scribers. It lias long been a mooted question whether legal notices could be properly advertised in such papers. A decision has recontly been made by which publications of this character are effectual ly, ruled out. The Hancock Conservative, one of the class referred to, says : ''The court of this county yesterday decided that advertisements required by law to be published in newspapers printed and pub lished iu the couuty, were not published according to law when insserted in a paper, one-half of which was published out of the State." ' . The Conservative, accepting the situa tiou.says : "This decision will ompelo us to quit "patcat plan," or else a large por tioo of tie county printing, and we have determined on the former, and next week our paper will be edited, printed and pub lished at home." Sussex llcarld True Words. . The following expresses our sentiments to a dot. It is one of the wonders ol the world that it is so, and a greater one that it is women who take the lead. Good, rcflned, worthy women will fawn on the seducer and cast the seduced into outer darkness : This is a curious world. A few months ago one B. F. Simmons eloped from St I aul with a married lady, both leaving lamihes behind them. Both were in "good society." Both wero execrated. The other day both returned. The wo man was met with reproaches and epithets. Uid friends cut her on the streets. A divorce was demanded bv her a-rnrieved husband. She was voted an outcast. llow about fcimmonsr bimmons was a man, you sec, and that makes a differ ence, you know. His wife and weeping friends welcomed him back with embraces the roor misled nrodisral. His cronies laughed with him and jostled him gaily on his gallantary.1 That night be drove around town with his family behind dap pled grays, bowing and smiling, patroniz ingly. .Mrs, no matter about the name, the other reprobate is literally spurned and driven from her home by all who know her, while her paramour and equal criminal has not even for a moment lost his business footing, and is just as much the favorite in society as ever j for he is a man, you know. Why is it thus ? It is wrong. One of three things ouht to come to pass. Either a woman's lapse from virtue ought to be regarded with more . charity, or else the man who drags her down ought to be held; to an equal punishment, or else polygamy ought to be established at ouce, and Brig ham Young elected president. It is simply shameful that women should be punished ten times as severely as men for the same sia. Elephantiasis. FJi Perkins in the Xew York Commer ciai Auvcruser tnus ueserices a curious case of suffering at Bellevuc Hospital in New York : Albert Morrow is the patient. He is forty years old and has a most pleasing countenance. He was formerly slim in person, but twenty years ago his feet eemmenced swelling. That swelling went on increasing the it began to crawl up his legs to his kneecs, then up his thighs to his hod Then the dreadful poison moved thiough his whole system below his breast bone. His legs and stomach have become immense. He now weighs 500 pounds, and is gaiuing fast. His legs or thighs measure four and one-half feet in circumference. His disposition is cheerful, and he don't seem to be any pain. His appetite, the doctor says, is immense, though he hiiL-self den't seem tothink so. "How much do you cat in a levt ?" I asked vesterJav. iy, Al- 'Weil, not very much," he aswered. "How much V "Let's see, our regular diet, three times per day, is beef, potatoes ' and soup. I dont knew how much I do cat. 1 sup pose one pound of beef, a half dozen po tatoes, and a quart of soup, that is at my regular meals." ' "That is at your regular meals; now how much extra diet do you consume ?" "The doctor allows me, besides my re gular meals, Eix ouuees of whiskey, four eggs, twenty-Jour oysters, six quarts of milk, one pound of beef, two quarts beef soup, half pound of crackers, one quart of rice, and some gruel. I dou't wonder that Albert swells up J lie doctor tells me that ha consumes the above amount of food daily. He eat constantly, from morning till night. Hi great appetite makes him financially poor and pliysicially at. It would take ten men to earn enough to feed him. A Costly Grist of Wheat. T i V it. p t -.0. ju me uioaiii oi veiouer. iou, some twenty bushels of wheat were stolen from a barn in Clay county, Indiana, and sold early the following morning at one of the leading flouring mills in Terre Haute. The wheat was missed early in the morn ing and traced directly to its destination in market, and though the nocturna thieves had made good their escape. combination of circumstances and identi ncation seemed to fasten - the guilt upon two men named IJenm and Miller, who were arrested the same evening at lirazil Under the privilege of the law chan?? es of venue were taken before there sev eral justices' courts in Clay county, and unee days and as many nights were los in the preliminary proceedings. The par ties were theu bound over to the court subsequently Miller turned State's evi uence. J lie case has been before the courts twice, yearly, since that time, be ing continued from time to time by what r , . . . - were unwormiy understood by every par ty outside the courts as frivolous excuses backed. by the usual affidavits. . At the present terra the case was thrown out of court at the request of all the pro secutmg witnesses, for the reason that justice could not be obtaioed aud the witnesses could not afford the expense. i. imam .uacn, oi ierre name, was on bench,- and made a few remarks, com u,cuiK mai "iiiis was one oi those cases damaging to the reputation of the courts and a farce on justice." This being a State case the witnesses got uo fees. The original value of the wheat was S79,5J A witness figured his outlay as follows Attendance on court 11 times: traveling expenses 25; board $24:; time, 21 days, ?.fi3 ' total Rill nr .i.- i " v.. iuuuipiyiog tins o""1 4.. ?4 wif.D.esses. aQd we have the so.oou. ue Millers aud Demises claim to have paid lawyers' fees, etc., to the oon1 ofT2'900 makiDK the total cost $0,o30. Iu h'i3 final speech the prosecut mg attorney remarked that durinir the continuance of these cases several wit .sesnau aied, and many others had grown from boyhood to be old men. One of the lawyers on the defence had be come palsied in his right arm ; another had nearly gone blind, while the third had become weak in the small of his back all writing affidavits and studying pre tences for continuance Terre llante Lid.) Express. , THE ORIGINAL . ' HOWE H SEWING MACHINE, IMPEOVED; The Simplest, The Most Complete) The Handsomest, The Best in the Market Its Simplicity, Durability, Ease of Opera tion, Perfection in Mechanical construction, Lightness and Beauty in Style and Finish, and adaptation to a large range of work, delight and satisfy everybody, and challenge the World. LOOK AT THE IMPROVEMENTS. A New and Improved Drop Feed. A New and Improved Tension. ,. A New and Improved Hemmer. A New and Improved Feller. A New and Improved Braider. A New and Improved Corder. A New and Improved Head and Lifter. A New and Improved Tuck Marker. A. New and Improved Binder. A New and Improved Quilter. ' A New and Improved Uufiler. ' l , : IT MAKES THE Elastic Lock Stitch WHICH WILL NOT UNRAVEL. Its Simplicity enables any one to be come proficient.' '' ' ; t ' An earnest invitation is extended to those about to purchase a Sewing Machine, to call, examine, and be convinced. FOIl SALE 1JY DARIUS DREBER, Agent, STIIOUDSBURG, PA. aug 17 tf G. H. Dreher. : E. B. Dreher p as Bj (2 doors west of the "JefTersonian Office,") ELIZABETH STREET, Strourisbtu 5 Pa.. DREHER & BRO., DEALERS IN Kings, Medicines, 1'crrnmery and Toilet Articles. 3?aiiits5 OILS, VAKXISIIKS, GLASS & PUTTY. Abdominal Supporters and ShonirW Braces. Seeley's Hard RtRBER TRUSSES &Io Bitter's TRUSSES OF VARIOUS PATTERNS. Lamps and Lanterns Burning and Lubricating Oils. Phv.sieians Pi-fsfrintlnrj mr..n,. r... poun,W. J -N. 15. T lC Ilia hest Cash nrW !(lf.,r OIL of WINTERGREEX may 4-tf. LEWIS, T; M'BAR & Co. DEALERS IN Dry G oods, Yankee Motions, Groceries, Provisions, Hour and Feed, Iyis7i and Salt, jjopts ami otoff, Hardware, Wooden lVare, Crochcry, Brushes d- Brooms, jcroscneA and, in short, almost everything you can think ot or ask lor; all of which are of fered at smash down prices, at the old stand, on Main-street, between the Hank and the Jfjftrsonian ofSce. The public are invited to call. L E W IS T: LA" B A 11 & CO . February 16; 1871. igo Makiim. rrt i i . . ... . . ue unuersigneu laKes this method of uiwiuiiu me puonc, mac ne still con unucs me aoove business in all its brauches at his old Stand, on Franklin street Stroudsburg, Pa., where he will h h;,n. py to receive orders for work in his line. luciuuing general Wlieelwrighting, Blacksmith- inrr, .fainting, Trimming, &c. His stock, of the best oualitv of sc'asoned lumber is large and very complete: and as nas a lull lorce ol first class workmen at all the branches, he flarfprs liimsolf that he is fully prepared to accomodate all who favor him with orders, and cruaran- tcc entire satisfaction. Repairing promptly attended to HUXTSMAV. July 23,-1870. Cards, Bill-Heads, Labels, &c, SKAT,CAE1P 1D QUICK, Printed to Order at tho JEFFBRS ONIAN OFFICE, Main Street, Stroudsburg, Pa. .in oruera promptly ailed. Give u II. Urna Ofl Printing ; : Notice! TNoticc!! To all Whom it may Concern I ! ! The undersigned, having gone into the Broom Business, , would notify the public, most respectfully, that he is prepared, with the best and latest improved machinery, and the best quality of material, to manufacture Brooms, Whists, and Small Brooms for children, in a manner superior to any thing in that line ever offered for sail in Monroe County at wholesale and retail, a little below city prices. He is also pre pared to furnish to order, at short notice Broom HacMnes, Handles, Wire &Twine all of the best, and warrntcd to give satisfac tion. The use of one of my Brooms will set tin the fact, beyond all dispute, that better can be obtained from me. than can be pro cured in the city. To the Farmers of Monroe County, he would say that they can now find a home market for all the broom Corn they can raise, and each farmer should strive to raise enough ' for his own use and have some left to sell. Those desiring teed to plant can always find an abundance of the best quality of Seed by calling on the undersigned. The undersigned will, also, attend to SAW FILING at the shortest possible notice, and from his' experience in this branch of business, he flatters himself that he cannot fail to give perfect satisfaction. Before purchasing elsewhere, persons will most certainly advance their interests by calling and examining my stock of Brooms. (JC Country Produce taken in exchange. Don't forget the place, on Franklin Street, opposite Wni. Huntsman's Livery Stable. ' A. R. CARMER, March 10, '7i:tf. A 7 extensive lot of STOVES of xjL all descriptions have been receited ml the store of the subscriber, in the of Stroudsburg. He has boroU2h I of Sf rniiilshiirir Tin hi a COOKING STOVES, & PARLOR STOVES, of the latest improvements; and entire new styles, and considerable sawing of fuel, which can be had at tne lowest City prices. Also all kinds of Stove-Pipe. A large assortment of TIN WARE of ev ery description, constantly on hand, which will bo sold at wholesale and retail, as rea sonable as can he had in the Citv. All kinds of repairing done in the shortest, cheapest and best manner. Call and exara-l ine his stock before you purchase elsewhere. l eb. 11, t'J. WM, JS.FLORY. 7 PEE OE2STT. DADAIIHT DAATn'O . E il f I Yt t?. 1 T I I h V 9r FOE SALE; The Borough of Stroudsbunr offers for sale 7 per cent, bonds to suit purchasers. These bonds are issued under Act of Assembly of iiay luin, isa, auuionzinj tne issue ot bonds to an amount not exceeding $5.fl00. for iho purpose of raising funds for the n!irh.1Bf of n SJtr.-im Piro fnnrinn rwl n paratus. Said bonds are exempt from all invminn rvppnt fr Stain nnrr.oo . j taxation except for State rare opportunity is offered to capitalist i n : . ... - t- - -v. 1'Vll I -X--- V, k3 . tl 1111 m mijje it Miiiiu, mr uiveMiiicni ai nome on the most favorable terms ; and at the 6nme time, for aiding a worthy enterpris-. For futher information inquire of either of the undengned. TI1EO. SCHOCH, Chief Burgess Attest: B. S. Jacoby, Sec' v. aii 3-tf NOW 13 THE TIME TO USE ioiialCs Conditio- Powder. In the Fall and Winter when your cows (TlVe but 1 1 1 Lin milk this nnulor la c.,- . ' rult lu increase .lie miantitv and imorovp ihf mm I. " ur ra-ps, u increases ine apjietite. Pro,no'ea oigestinn. exinjerates the spirits, rentJers the coat Foft ond shininor. For Hcf .nc Packa?e in your swill barrel wili hasten nits iHiit-nm"- process at least llU ner eont. I . . at. a. a. : . - This powder has proved an excellent article for sheep, lie sure you get the . uenuine Youatts Condition Powrlsr MANUFACTURED BV W I EEXA yz It O E E I X S HE A I), All other is a counterfeit. See that the name ot WM. IIOLLINSIIEA D i3 on each package ana buy no other. Warranted to ffive satisfaction or the money refunded Nov. 19, '03 WM. IIOLLINSIIEAI). UNDERTAKING. McCARTY has on hand -the largest and TsVo O besl assortment of t COFFINS and TRIMMINGS lobe found outside of either citv fNpw Vrb or Philadelphia), and will mnke this branch or ins business A orECIALIT v. COFFINS and CASKETS of tyle, can be furnished at one hour's notice lor shipment, at a charge op o.E-Tiiinn LES8 THAN ANY SHOP IN StKOUDSBURQ In no case will he chanre more than TF.m npu CENT above actual cost. b i .ia it a Si m a a a oltende.1 vv any ii 1 1 l ui inn i:nnnlu t me biiuricbi possioie notice., Sept. 20 ,'G7 " . '" MONROE COUNTY Mutual Fire Insurance Company. T)7 CHARTER PERPETUAL. Amount cf Properly Imured 81,800,00. The rate of Insurance in this Company is one dollar for every thousand dollars in sured, after which payment no further char ges will be made, except to cover actual lose by fire that may fall upon members of the Company. The policies issued by this Company are perpetual, and afford the fullest security, with the largest economy and convenience, This company will not issue Tanneries Distilleries or Cabinet Shops. Applications for Insurance may be mnde to either of the Managers, Surveyorsor Sec retary. MANAGERS. J. Depue Labar, Jacob Knecht, Richard S. Staples, John Edinger, Silas L. Drake, Francis Hagerman, Charles D. Brodheao, Jacob StoufTer, Robert Boys, ' Theodore Schoch, William Wallace, ' Thomas V. Rhodes, Stogdell Stokes, STOGDELL STOKES, President. E. B. Dreher, Secretary and Treasurer. Silas L. Drake, Monroe co. Melchoir Spragle, " Peter Gilbert, Geo. G" Shaer, ' Tho. XV. Rhodes, " Surveyors. I. A. Uppclt, Wayne co. J. II. Wells, Pike co. Rich'd Camden, Northampton, Sam'l Ziegenfus, Carbon. &5" The stated rneetiner of the board of Managers takes place nt the Secretary's of fice, oq the first Tuesday of each month, at 2o'olock P. M. SAMUEL HOOD, S3 mmmmm r.. 1 1 v-' 1Vi'J;t(de and Rrtnil Drtdi's in C0OK&PARLO8 STOVES. mi & SHEET-IRON WARE, AND IN GENERALLY. itooling Banting donc on inr r'otiw? "vith tin; best material, una at reasuiiiiblo iniecs. - ins rncK OT .link. I':m-Mr nrnl ( thu-c x,ivo embraces all the best varieties known to the trade. CALL A AD SEE. Store third Lmldin". nbove the Methodist Chun h. Main street, STROUDSIU'lUJ, PA. August 4, 1ST0. tf. AD ALES The LVGREDIEXT3 THAT COMPOSE - UOSADALIS are published on every packngc, tlierc- loro it is not a secret preparation, consequently PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT ft is a certain cure for Scrofula, Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuma tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com plaint and all diseases of tho Hlood. ONE E3T7LS C? EOSABAUS will do more good than ten bottles ol tho byrups of Sarsaparilla. TH- UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS havo used Rosadalis in their jractico for tho prist threo years and freely endorse it ns a reliable Alterative and Blood Purifier. DR. T. C. FUG IT, of BaUimoio. DU.T. J. BOVKlx, ,DR. K. W.CAKlt. ' ' DU. V. O. DAXNKLLY, u Dlt. J. S. SPAKKS, of Xlcholasville, Ky. McCARTHA, Columbia, DR. A. B. NOBLES, Edgecomb, X. C. USED AND ENDORSED BY J. B. FRENCH 4; SONS, Fall River F. A W. SMITH, Jackson. MIM, l WHEELER. Lin... B. HALL. Lima. Ohio T V . v . - ki'AX &..CO- Oordonsvlllc. Va. boro, Tenn. Our space will nnt r tended remarks in relation td the mtuesof Rosadalis. Tothe Jledica! ITotession we cuarantp . vl.,i.i tract superior to any they have ever useu in the treatment r ic..-..i I Hood : ami t . ' . " T. U Dill L 1 , Kosadalis. and von uin Ka to health." . " Rosadalis Is sold by all Druggists, pace 9 1.30 per bottle. Address IS. CLEMENTS & CO. Manufacturing Cfiemul, Baltimore, ili. july 20'71 iy. BLANKS OF ALL KINDS for Sale t this Office. 3 I Pvf'!;1iw'i-? Arm ifefeHi JLq GO TO J. H. McCARTr'S - i c '2 : 1 f i !!!! t ODD-FELLOWS' HALL, -MAIN ST STROUDSBXniGiPA1 and Buy youi FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIE-CEOTI3S, RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAINS & riXTruCs TAREE CEOTIIS, Ac., and Give At Least Two Profit As McCarly buys, direct from the tiunnr turer, for cash (not GO days), he can el ' MORE FURNITURE, OF A BETTER QUALITY,. AND FOR LESS MO.NEr than you can buy at :ctail either in city couniry, and every article is warranted toil 03 represented. Sept. 2G. lsj? - . ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla widely known as ,n. 0f il!L. -lvr!iial ri.tn...i;. . ,r'Vl VXi'V lM-(ivi.v...l f l:J:yn !l';l'.l-liVr ll. .. . , . " , ut.itmn.cIoniM intrinsic virtues, r.nd Mitaim-d hv its n.. inai k:UIe cures, hro mild ns to ta'sati-:m(i Ixriicfieial to i liildivn, and yet 5r sean-l'iin-r as to efleetually pure nut she cn ;it eor" mptions of the 'blood, hi; h !s the W,.W and pypliiliiie eontaniin:iti.n. Iiinimiti.-. or diseases that have linked in ilT svM,,; for years, soon yield to this powerful anti dote, and disappear. IK-neu its wonderful cures, many of wliidi are pr.h!i(-lv known of Scrofula, and all Fei-oi:iVus'dUv:;. Ulcers, Eruptions, nnl eruptive di orders of the skin. Tumors, Blotches, Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores st Anthony's Tire, los (;r i;rviiH'I las, Tetter, fS;tit llhoum 'iScaM iieatl, ISniworm. aud internal 11 eeratious of the Mcrus Stomach, nntP Liver. It also ;.-.; other co:,:! pl.iiats. to vlii:-h if vonM r.(,t ..U1 f.,.;. aliy adapted, soeh a-- Dropsy, DysiK'p sia, Pits, Neura'ria, Heart 'Viscasc Pemalc Weakness. DehiiiJv, TM Leueorvhtea, ivhen ih-v are iu;':;ift Na tions of the si-rofi!o::s j:..!.":.. It i- ;m exeel'eat v -Um r of he:;!.li v.vA strength in ihe Sj-.riii-j". Itv relieving tli. appetiu. niel vior of t T , . (He: tive (.rin-. it i!i.-Ipa!es ihe flejr-ssion ami !i-tlis l::ii rtiorof (he .-ea.-.-a. l've:i where i.oiliM.rl-r iipjiears. petplf f; s i hetler. an-1 live lir e!eanin the !iool. 'Hie system mn on uiih reneiveil vi-or ;i new le;:se of lil'e. . " r n nr.i n ed r.r Dr.J.C.AYERCG., Lowe!!, Mass,, I'rnrtiral ntl A it;7;.;t ,, Ctfiiifrts. SOLI) EY ALL DRUGGISTS HYUIiYWIIEKE. sept 2l-ly Itcli! Itcli! Itch! SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH! USE I!OLLIXSIiEAD,S ITCH & SALT R1IED1 C1.T.1!DT NT V :i 1. . . I 1 t -.i iu i umuy miouiu oe wiiiioui mis vaiuj ble medicine, for on the first ap;earar.cc of tne disorder on the wn.-is, Letwcpu the fin gers, &.C., a sliht applicalion of the Oini ment will cure it, and prevent its being h ken by others. ' warranted to give satis;! ct;o:i or moan refunded Prepared and sold. who!cn!p nnJ tetai', by Vvr. IIOI.LLWSHEAD, troudsbur?, Oct. 31, T7. Vru. Ayer's SLIT ? LHUl, For restoriug to Gray Hair .2:3 natural Vitality and Color. which is - once a'nveal .' lieaithv, aii' f:".-et!!:ll JOT to da erec ' color. H'tlft fldSs' and. fi'i'sli ,iri ior fh. v. liair U tliickenoil, falling hair cliecsW'. anil bahlness often, tliougli not cured hy its use. Nothing c;i:i n----tho hair whore tho folli.-le- rre J1; stroyeil, or the ?huiM nrrontiiI n' 1 iloeaved; but siu'h r.5 remnin c:'.'i ' saved by this application. :ml t;:n" lated into activity, so tli.it a nf" growtli of hair iprcmiceJ. la1 of fouling the hair with a p:iv -"'--mont, it will hoop it chw.i and vi.?'; Its occasional use will prevent" th? !:l ;r from turniii'' ?:rav or fV.liln consequently prevent bahiiu'i J, rostoratioo of vifilitv ih rives tJ tJ!u sc: :alp arrests and prJvents the Ion of dandnilf, which i often so""' leanl- and oifrnsive. Free fiw.a th-' tion cleanb i T Jm )tvervi::- tb deleterious substances which r;i;lK'J soma rep irations dangerous aiuli:!.t'!" rfms to tho hair, tlio Vigor can benefit but not liarni it. If :,"t)'.'i inorely for n HAIR J)1M:S?1:" nothing elso can bo found si Jo-in!li ; Containing neither oil nor dye, i' not soil white cambric, and vet 1 lon-on tho hair, giving it a rich, G'''-' lustre, and a grateful perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & l'racticl ami Analytical CheiubU. LOWELL, 31 ASS, sept L'l-ly
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