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Tills OREGON SENTINEL.
SATuniuv jMohsino, Seit. SI, 1807.
Cocku: Iiunn. There is n law- in
this State requiring Road Supervisors
to eradicate this troublesome weed
from the public thoroughfares. Also,
obliging owners of properly to cut it
down within their enclosures. In either
case, it is to bo dono before seed
ing, and for non-complianco a heavy
penalty is imposed. It seems, thnt by
a decision of Judgo Prim, at the June
term of the Circuit Court, thcro nro no
legal -highways in this county, and,
therefore, Road SuporviRors nro not le
gally obliged to conform with the
terms of the law. Morally, if not le
gally, they aro under obligations to
discharge their duties, having accepted
-oflico with a full understanding of the
responsibility uttached, nud the good
sense of any such oflleer should dictato
the propriety of attending to a mnttcr
of so much importance in an agricultu
ral community, without urging. Un
common custom, the roads now trav
eled arc public highways, and, in our
opinion, nro ns much governed by the
law regulating them ns if legally laid
out and constructed. If they nro not
highways, then they nro the property of
those through whoso land they run,
and subject to tho law on this subject,
applying to privnto property. Tlio
road for some distance south of Phrunix
is completely grown up with this dan
gerous weed, nnd some person should
bo held responsible. Rut, if no legal
responsibility can be mado to nttaeh,
and tho law enforced, we should think
the citizens of that precinct ought to
have sufllcicut public spirit to attend
to tho matter themselves.
Tin: Citoss "Walks. Jinny persons
nro finding fault with the manner in
which the new street crossings nro be
ing laid down. "Wo nro nmong the
number, nud respectfully call the atten
tion of tho proper authorities to it be
fore it is too Into. In tho first place,
our judgment is: thnt tho Trustees er
red in awarding a contract for stones
four inches thick, nnd afterwards al
lowing tho contractor to reduce the
thickness to three inches, without n
corresponding reduction in his bid;
next, it is doubtful whether crossings
of tho flimsy chnractcr of those being
lnid will stand tho weight ot heavy
teams passing over them ns witness
that oiia from Grccumnn's to Jacob's
corner; nlso, thnt when lnid, some re
gard should bo had for appearances,
and tho contractor required to run
them nt right angles, nud in a line
with tho sidownlk, which is certainly
not tho enso with tho crossing afore
mentioned. Tho pcoplo pay all that is
asked for this work, and they lmvo a
right to ask thnt it be done properly.
O.v a Visit. Mr. George 15. Dorris,
formerly n law student of Mr. DowcII'h,
and now practicing nt Eugene City, is
on a visit with his lady to their friends
in Jacksonville. Georgo is looking ns
bright as ever, and if suavity of man
ners, industry nnd persevernneo will
insure success, his future is n promis
ing one. From tho following flutter
ing notico in "tho State Journal, Ave
judgu that hu is meeting with tho pros
perity ho merits :
"From nil wo can learn, George II.
Dorris, Kbq., returned from tho Su
premo uourt, wlioroiu this term lio Unit
a number of eases, with a large feather
in his cap, having gnined every case.
Ho even gnined tho Mopin JSuiul ease,
after four of the leading attorneys ol
tho State had given it up in despair."
Fhoji 0. City. Mr. J. G. "Wall, of
tho firm of Dtignu & Wall, in Crescent
City, Cal., and Cnpt. Applcton, com
mandant nt Camp Lincoln, nro in town
for a few days. Joe. is looking hit
very best, and is as full of fun and
jokes as over. Captain A. has been at
Camp Lincoln for two years. This is
his first trip to Jacksonville.
m
Rain; On Friday, Saturday and
Sunday last, wo had n lino fall of rain.
-As a result, tho weather is very clear,
.and tho sun bhincs most beautifully.
Tho liiiuk smoko which, previous to
rthat time, hung dim nud murky over tho
'.valloy, is gone, nud tho fires in tho
.mountains aro extinguished.
".State Documents. Hon. S. E. May
has caused to bo placed on our tablo
a c" i iiio laws and Supromo Court
decisions, passed at tho last legislative
session; together with n copy of tho
House and Senate Journals, neatly
bound in one volume a great improve
ment over tho old paper cover system,
"Wo acknowlcdgo tho receipt of tho
Premium. List, in neat pamphlot form,
Pf tho Linn County Fair, for 1807.
The Railroad. The "Willamette
Valley Railroad seems to bo a fixed
fact. Arrangements havo been mado
by tho company hero with Eastern cap
italists, by which the money lo build
tho road is to bo furnished on n mort
gngo of tho road nnd rolling stock.
The material for tho first section of
twenty-five miles is already purchnsed
and probably on tho wny by this time.
As soon ns tho bonds arc completed,
which tho company nro now preparing,
nnd sent East, additional material will
be shipped. There is ono satisfaction
nuom mis nrrangemeni, n, icnsr, mo
people of Oregon can loso nothing, as
the builders nre secured only by a
mortgage on tho rond. which will be
utterly worm less until the road is
built. A friend who has recent
ly returned from Salem, says that
after n careful investigation of the
whole matter nnd nu examination of i
tho company's books nnd papers, ho ,
has concluded that wo aro to, havo n,
railroad. As to where tho railroad
will run no defiuito information can be
had, ns there has yet been no author-
zed or definite survey. If it is to be I
n "Willamette Valley Railroad, it will
be( built in this part of Oiegon, if not
it is perhaps ns likely to lend olf from
the head of navigation on tho Colum
bia. Oregon City Jintcrpritc
What Does it Mean ? Everybody
is asking his neighbor " what that ad
vertisement in the Sentinel menus,
entitled A Million More?' " "We have j
been interrogated, nud the Devil fails I
to have an answer. "We arc as willing
to be enlightened ns nny, and would
like to know what it is, and who they
nro that havo "A Million More?"
See advertisement in this paper.
Lost. Mr. Martin informs us that
his small memorandum book, in which
he kept a record ol his sales, was lost
on Monday evening. Any one finding
tho same, nud returning it to the store
of Glenn, Drum & Co., will be liberally
rewarded.
Conr.Ecno.v. Iii B. F. Dowell's let
ter, on tho outsido of this issue, instead
of Thurlow "Weed, of tho N. Y. Time,
read II. J. Raymond, of tho X. Y.
'Jliiies.
NEW ADYKKTISKMKNTS.
In the Field Again!
Agvuts wanted to sell by subscrip
tion WO MAN'S WORK
In tho Civil War.
AlUcord of Heroism, Patriotism nnd Pa
tience, prepared under tliu function ami
npprotul of tlio United States Sanitary nnd
Christian Comintalon, by L. I. Ilrockctli, M.
I) tmtlior or 'Thllnnlhrpplo Ib'sulls of tho
V or," "Our Great Captains," -Tlio Camp, lie
Uultle Field nnd tho Hospital," etc., clc, nnd
Mrs. .Murr C. Vaugban, with an Introduction
by Henry W. IJelluus, D. V., President U. S.
Sanitary Commhslon.
Till interesting wnrlc will contutn sketches
of n orly TWO HL'XDKUU LAWIS. dlstlu-gulrln-d
for tliclr labors In behalf of Die Sold
ler. Refugee nud'Frccdincn, wi'h incident! of
tliclr work, nnd brief notice of nlioul four hun
dred others ; while r. brief tribute will bo paid
to the thousands tit nr.uifleu Heroine who
braved every danger nnd prhntlon, or quietly
tolled nnd tucrlflci-ri lime, health, nud many of
them life, to give nld lo our sutlering soldier.
Iu nil ages nnd countries, It le true, vtomati lias
been putrlotlc. The Spartan mother could my
to her (Mil. "Come Luck with thy shield, or ou
It." Carthagonlnn women could sacrlllce them
selves In the Humes of their ruined city; but
hi. lory bus no pie-ccdent lo the work of woman
In our late lerrlblo civil war micu calm, deep,
enlightened, widespread patriotism. Mich cheer
III); sympathy uud sacred trust ; such a lorcc
ol pertonul nctlvlty ul homo uud In tho camp,
liiu preparuilou ol inu uorK win commenced
mure thuu three year ugo. boms ( 1' the ablest
pviin Iu tho nation u-ru empluyed lo write the
sketches, the material being furnlthed by the
(rli nils nnd families of tho subjects. All the
bencolent people of the country, who contrib
uted to liberally of their means, to enable the-tc
noble women Iu carry on their labor or love,
will gladly embraco the first opportunity to pe
rnio tliU recoid of tho great work they accom
plished. Leery true American patriot will
Uud hero how iwalted has ken the patriotism
of AMERICAN WOMEN.
An eminent divine says: "Such n work Is
called for by patriotic uud graletul people. It
is mi honor to our couulry, w 111 Ucome a house
hold treasure and a joy and blessing lofuluie
times." The work contains about fcOO pages,
beautifully illustrated with uumiruus i inu
SUel Ungnwliiyn, executed In the hlchest style
of tho art, nud will bu furnished to suUorlbeis
In neat nud substantial binding Entrj;et!o
Canvassers (male or female) wauled Immediate
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General Agents, Vox 91, l'orllaud, Oregon.
( . . n a IT . .... .i
"Clark's Pnteut Iudellble Pcu-1
Gils," for marking linen, etc. This Pencil is
similar In appearance to tho ordinary lead pen-
oil. acd will make a clear black mark, that
will remain after years of wear and washing.
No preparation required except dnmpning the
fabric to be marked. One pencil will mark one
thousand article?. sV-Ageuls wanted.
Ladies, Take Notice. Tho gentle
manly agent of tho Grovcr & Baker
Sewing Machine Co., (Mr. J. II. Holt)
has on exhibition at Mullcr & Bren
tano's, a number of tho celebrated ma
chines made by that company. Thoy
nre unequalled for simplicity and dura
bility less liablo to got out of order
than any other sowing machines in use,
and sew from tho common spools,
which nro advantages appreciated by
every lady who uses a sewing machine.
By a simplo adjustment these machines
embroider most beautifully, nnd Mr. II.
will give thorough instructions to nny
purchaser, either in town or country.
It is worth while for nny lady of taste
to call and examine tho wonderful spec
imens of embroidery executed on these
machines. Those hnving the old style
Grovcr & Baker can havo nil tho new
improvements ndded.
IIOIl.V.
nr.CSON' On Wsgnsr Crttl, it pt. lSlti, la tht wlf ef W.
llruan, it ion.
m au in n i).
J0Xr.S-MAC01tlir.ll friil. lit. nt Dip rrsMrnre of 0.
II. Iloxlt, l.y tin Iter JI. A. Wlllliin., Mr. AlrMmlrr
N. Jonc, of SI.Ujou Co, Oil, slid Mr, Ilncni Jl.JU
conilxr, cf Jwkon Co, Urtgon.
II I lilt.
LOVE At Mi rrldnr. In JAtknmvltle, tin the morning
of ffptctnbcr 1Mb, John S. l?r, crd tlilrtr-scrrn
V KIOSKUT-In (lit County llmpltnl, FrH. Hit, John J.
immiti, n nniiT 01 ."wnirrwtid, M a.
iir,
SI00NKV In Jncknontlllf, Aujuit -JClli, J
ocrli Moon-
fftr.
ncj, apru at yrars.
NEW AD VEUTISEM ENTS.
Davis' Vegetable Tnin Killer!
Tikcn Internally, cures
SUDDEN COLDS, COUGHS,
FEVER AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA,
ASTHMA AND I'llTIlISIO,
LIVEIi COJIPLAIXr,
ACID STOMACH, HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION, HEARTBURN,
Canker In the mouth & stomach,
CANKER RASH",
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
Plies,
6EA-SICKJ.TS8, SICK HEADACHE,
ORAM AND rAIX IA' THE STOMACH,
DIARRHOEA, DYSENTERY.
ECUUEK COUrLAIXT,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
Cholera Infantum dt Cholera.
Applied externally, cures
SCALDS, 1) UltNS,
rilOST BITES,
CHILBLAINS, SPRAINS, BRUISES,
WHITLOWS, FELONS,
Hulls, Old Sores, Ringworms,
HEADACHE,
NEURALGIA IN THE FACE,
TOOTHACHE,
PAIN IN THE SIDE,
TAIX JX TUB DAV.K AXD LOIXS,
Neuralgic or Rheumatic I'alat la tbo Joints or
Limbs.
STINGS OP INSECTS, .
BOOM-IONS, '
CENTIPEDES,
And the bites of poisonous Insects nod venc
uous reptlleH.
A book WAXTF.n jjy xvntrnoDi'i
TIIK JIKNT CIIAM.K
Ever offered to agents, fend at unco for terri
tory for tbo tale of tho Nnv Jjunox, JUvii d
iNu knuhoeii or wi:Lrs' kvkuy man ma
OWN LAWVKU ai.d DL'SINKSiM'OItM UOOK
It embraces l!) pages of lulormatlo'i ludispcua
nblo to every man and woman, aud It sold at
tuo low prico ol $i ou. for particulars and
terms of agency, address
11. Ji.jii'
VNCROFT. .V CO..
Gen. Agents for the i'ucltlc Coast,
San Francisco, Cal.
Jy27m3-in
Notice to Holder of Coun
ty Orders !
STATE OF OREGOX, I
couxrr of josepmxe. ss.
Persons holding tho following County Orders
are hereby notified to present the tamo for pay-
,nAn Vni -nr. 1Q4 ...n.A....l r I...- f
iiivi. . .v. ..., .w fjivovurcu lyrvciuuvr i,
1858 ; No. 4Ua-prpsented January W. 1853 i
No. 377 presented January 19, 1859 : Ne. :76
presented March 7, 1859 j Nos. 70. AM, iii,
423, 455, 479, and 433 prtcnted April 7, 1859;
Nos. 482, 48C ami 481 presented April 9, 1859;
No. 4CC presented April 15, 1859.
No Interest will bo allowed ou tbo orders
after tuu date. JOHN HOLT,
County Treasurer.
Kirbyvllle, Sept, 17, J867.
scp21tf
i-iii
NOT
LOIT Oll
$1,000
JBTO&EZf t
Reward
WILL
lie paid for tbo
arrest nnd conviction of nny
person who can't bay Drygoods, Cloth
ing, and General Merchandise, cheaper from
us than from nny other mercantile cs
cstabllshmcnt in town. Tbo
arrival of our
largo
AND WEIJ. SELECTED STOCK Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
K.V4DLK C3 TO JtAEE TI1I3 UWIUL orrEH.
!OUIt DRYGOODS DEPARTMENT
Is stocked with the latest styles of
Figured dress poods,
French and English lUcrlnos,
Empress clotlt,
Fullnrd Dclnlncs,
Alpacas nnd Mohnlro,
Wool Plnlds,
AVoolH. cotton Dclnlncs,
Frcucli, Englisli nnd
American Prints,
Alt of which will be sold at tho very lowest
rates. Our assortment of t
1MSII LINEN'S, rt.IS AND DOTTEri SWIPS.JACO-
M.TT9, CnOSS-riAItJ, ICTOKIA AND
BISHOP I.AWNS, NA.N7.00Kf,
CAMUItlCf, KTC,
Is well selected, nnd cheaper than ever be
fore olfercd In this mnrkct. Our
SkIis and Jaconctt I'mbrolderlce,
Linen, Thread A Cotton, Lnee nnd
Lmbroldercd llaiidkerchleff,
llonuet nnd lit it Ulhboos,
nro the latest ttjlcs, nud sold at prices to defy
competition.
Wc ulto bare the newest fashions of
LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILDRENS'
Hats and Cloaks,
and an imxenio stock of all kinds of
TRIMMINGS,
1100I SKIRTS,
nAT.UOTlALfiKirtTfl,
lsREAKFASTOAPKS,
wooli:n gloves,
NUBIAS,
SHAWLS,
Woolen and Cotton Hose of every description,
Also an entire new slock of Ladles, MIhts,
Chlldrensand Infants' Shoes, all of which will
be sold at tho most reasonable prices. Our
11 leached and Unbleached
Mutllns, 8hocllngs,
Tablo Damavks,
Nupkins A. Toweling
arc of the very latest manufacture, uud told
VliUY low.
MEN'S CLOTHING
and Furnishing Goods, Mats, Caps, Hoots and
Shoes Salem Cloth aud Ulaukcts,
Curpets, Oil cloths,
Wall I'nptr. Willow Ware,
Crockery, llanluare,
Groceries, Tobacco,
Clpars nnd
LIQUORS aro lying on the shelves and In the
warehouse Iu great profusiou, and will bu told
nt n
Great Reduction in Prices.
I'lcuui giie us a call, and examine our stock
and prices before iiurchnslnu; flubert.
MULLKltAJIHLNTANO.
Jacksonville, Sept. 12, 1667, r
A MILLION MOKE.1
FllANCO-AAIEH ICAN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
Q1T0SITE TIIK
Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Travelers and resident boarders will flat
IT
BEDS
AND
SSDDOTO
Placed In first class order, and In every
Way superior to any In this section, and
surpassed by auy iu tho Stale.
HER ROOMS ABE KEWIY FUB.MSHKD,
And a plentiful supply of the best of every
thing the market affords will be ob
tained for
HEB TABLE.
No troubled will be spared to deserve the pat
ronage of tbo traveling as well as the perma
nent community.
Jacksonville, March 31, 18C6.
tf
Ayirt Cherry Pectoral
BIIOS.
WING !
Tim 1HGOKST SHOW!
Tin: IjAkgkst salksi
TIIK 11 EST GOODS AND
THE LOWEST PRICES.
This sido of San Trancisco !
(Vo havo just opened a complete assortment ot
Fancy & Staplo Drygoods,
Clothing, Boots nnd Shoos,
Which for variety,
Ucauty nnd Style,
Cannot be I'.Kclltd,
and nil nt 1'rlcrs
llryond Compcllon.
Our Dress Goods Department
la beyond nil couiimrhon.
Our Now Styles of Ladies, Misses
nnd Children's
'Dostor' and Sundown Slats,
Arc Certainly tho Handsomest of tho Season II
Our PRINTS nnd LAWNS nre
of entirely new designs.
Our Parasols, Embroidorios,
I
Are tho most recherche nnd tho
chenpest iu the county.
or cLormsa,
GENTLEMEN'S HATS,
Boots and Shoos,
Wcdlftitlitytho lutcit "Agonlca,"
And wo feel confident all those who will fa
vor us with n call, u III leave (Mir store highly
satislled with our COODS, FASHIONS, aud
last but not least, OUIt I'ltlCCUJ.
saciis imos.
Grocorios, liquors,
Tobacco and Sogars,
Still ftellliiK at our imiul low rutcn
Jacksonville, May 11, 16C7.
JlkIM T. GI.KNK,
AuxiNiien
John S. Dni'M
MinTi.v. .
GLENN, DRUM & CO.,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
0AI.ll-0ll.NIA STUUn,
JACKSONVILLE, OREGON.
Mill1 rililL NliW VOOUK
NEW PKICES!
LOW PRICES WILL WIN !
riMin Aiiovn nami: rium
1. take pleasuru In liotllyliiK their friends
niul the public
uumrully, tlial
Iher aro now
rccelvliitc uud opvulng
ury larno aud ex-
teniitostocK or
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAP8,
CALIFORNIA AND SALEM
CLOTHS, '
HLAMCiyiS,
HOOF SKIRTS
KTC, KTC.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies', Mines' and Children'! Bhoei.
ftas"- We have, also, in connection with -t(V
IQf tho above, a viiy lurne uud (u
6&r extensive ktocU of choice XsJil
tnf (iroccrles.IIurdwure, 'XsM
4-ar (jueenswarr, ttst
6qV (ilass- -Ba
U& ware, Cutlery, "i
5y I'alnts and Oils; ulso, -t&I
fikjr-Window (Jims, Kails, Irmi-tfttt
tQr and Hii-el, Cast und Steel Yjja
HSr Plows, Wooden aud Willow ware, -$&
We are ready lo sell anything In our lino at
tbo LOWKSTOASII IMtlUK. Persons wishing
to buy goods, will Hod it greatly to their ad
vantage to examine our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, as we are determined not to be
undersold by any house in Jackson county.
Give us a call, and then Judge jor yourself
as to our capacity to furnlcb goods as above.
GL.KNN, DIiyjH, J Co,
Jacktsjoville, March , 1867,
If
SACHS
ON THE
KUDINGTON & CO'S
This valuable preparation, conlnlnlnir tn n
hthly cone'entrntrd torus nil tho propefllrs of
Jamaica ()lngcr, has btcomo ono of the most
popular tlnmrMlc temedi-s for nil diseases of
the stomach nnd iligrMire organs.
As n tonic, It will be found invaluable (o all
persons recovering from debility, whether pro
duced by fever or otherwise, for whilst It Im
parts to the system nil tho clow nnd vigor
that can be produced by brandy, It Is entirely
free from thu re ncllonary effects of spirits of
any kind.
It is nlso nn excellent remedy for frmnlri
who snlTer from difficult mensturallrto, giving
a'mosl Immediate relief lo the spurns that so
frequently accompany that period. It given
Immediate relief to Xausca. caused by riding
In n railroad car, or by joa slekm.i., or other
It Is nlo vnlniblc m nn external applica
tion for gout, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
REDl.NGTOX I Co., AfiLWTS FOR THIS COAST.
IUte.1 April 24tli, 186". np27-yl-!n
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Intrinsic merit to supersede nil similar prepa
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experiments you have made of trashy com
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but
iVcivcIl's
PULMONARY SYRUP
Is really the VliUY 1IKST remedy ever com
pounded for tho euro of coughs, cold., sore
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California and Qrrgon have been olre-ndy ben
itlltcd by the surprising curative powers of
Nc well's
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and with one accord give it their unqualified
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that
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Imi cured thousands, nnd It WILL CURD
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This Invuluable medicine is pleasant to the
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all circiimst slices.
Certificate from many prominent citizens of
Sau Francisco accompany every bottle of
Newel l's
PULMONARY SYRUP.
IIKMNUTO.V k CO. Agent,
Unix Francisco.
CRAFENBURC UTERINE
Cutholicon,
If faithfully ued according to directions, will1
cure every rate of Dlulittts, and greatly miti
gate thu troublesome (IKcts caused by a relax,
ulloii of the nutlet (if the bladder. It is a most
successful remedy fur (Jravel andolhrr dlseuH-s
of the Kidueyiiunil lllaildcr, and for female ills
cans U uiieqosllr.1. Thu CATIIOI.ICO.V
unlfurmlly curm l'rola4n, Utiri, Whiles, all
Irregular II lm of the Mu-ilhly Turns, Suppres
sion, Incontinence of Urine, llliMliiiguudilriip
steal Hwellings, uml all dneusrs nf Prignaiivy.
'I'he speciflo uelliin of this medicine Is immedi
ate und certain upon the Uterine and Abdom
Inul .Muscles aud Ligaments; restoring I hem lo
us lieulthy a sluto us thoio ol childhood and
youth, so that imtlents who have usnl the
(Iiukkxiikw) CovirAxr'ii UmHime Uathoi.i
iun euiiiiut sudlclenlly express their yralltudu
fur the rillefairordiil.
JtKDlNdTON A CO., Agenli,
I Hi aud -lib, Front Hi. Hn Francisco.
Ahond of all othorw in the
'Martha Washington'
HAIR RESTORER.
a iT.nrrxT
IMin IU-aT0lll.ll AM) HAIR MtfciUIB
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Will keep the hair soft and etossy,.
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obange gray hair to lis original color,
prevent tho hair from falling out or get
ting thin, msko old heads look youug, and
do all that can be reasonably cipected of
a genuine, Orst-rate Ilulr Restorer, All
la
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who havo uicd It prooouueo It superior
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to everything of tho Uud, and being a
perfect Hair Urcner as well as a rxrfeot
Try
Hair Restorer, It Is an acquisition to ev
ery toilet, RtdlogtoQ Co., Wholesale
Agents, San Prancisco,
It.
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u mti from Jrtih IrulU. Xub IwtlU
boUs totes u much m in, olhsr InnA la
lbs mtil.l, coaswiusallj Uy r tb ch
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