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... ■TANTLY STOPS THE HAIR FROM FADING. OCCASIONALLY USED, OREYNESS IMPOSSIBLE. •MOVES SCURF AND EMBELLISHES THE HAIR. CAUSING IT TO ROW WHEREVER THIN AND PATCHY. Largo Bottles, Is fid. Sold everywhere. T.ttf.R COMFI MNTB, 811 lOUBNBSB, INDIGESTION, ST >MACH D ...

... the actual enjoyment, of rival nations mainly eminent for the strength of their armies. The opening year comes to us, sor- row-laden it may be, fraught -airt- many dangers springing out of the desperate conflict in ishicl we are eugaged. But that the ...

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... I beg ryspectfully to inform you it is no fault of mine any work that is behind in the Fever Hospital. The general servant. Row Leonard. is under the impression that she should not take orders from but that Miss Walsh should visit the hospi tal every morning ...

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