\slnjry I'hristia*. r,i? living in th"
eity The k .'tilled "1 ?? m< lihui _?
and 1's People
My father's mother wa.' a Mi. Wal
ker. and was related to the Wallace*
the lalwards and the llall ' am rmt
ijliite certain tihoill there relative.-;
considerable time having passed sine'
I iliseitsseri t'.iem with my lather, who
died ???.. r:sl v ear:= ago
.In : about the tlnir I w a tin -hin,;
'ip al th' high school I found some
? 111 i h-u.-rs and pap'.r thai were the
pi-opi- rt * of ::iy* erea t-g ra ml fu lli-T
,\i:'otig liif-.-e was a httei* from .? man
who addressed him as "'"otisin John,"
HOW I DARKENED MY
GRAY HAIR
I.nil* i.iiro simple llome Iteclpe Tlinl
*>lie t oril to Dnrkeii ll?-r
l.rnj llalr.
I'te \ ca: P tried t<? i fsim ' ?! ? stay
luiir to itr natural color wit a the pre
pared dyes ami .stump. l>ut none of
them aave satlsfaetion and they were
;? 1 e\pensi*e. I fitiall:- ran onto a
simple recipe which I mi\ei| at home
that pives wonderful results I save
tin* recipe, which i?^ as follows, to a
numher of my friends, and they are
all delighted with it. To T ozs. of
water add a small box of !;.i i?o I'oin
pounrl. I ox. of bay ruin vni o/.. of
glycerine. These ing red :encan he
iiought at any drug store ; t very little
cost. Use every othei dav until the
hair becomes the requi red si.ade. |i
will not only darken the gray hair, hut
make it soft and gbis--;. It is not
sticky oi t*.rea?>? ami does not rub off.?
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