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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1853-01-25

We clip The following intelligence, from the
Lansing State Journal. The fire occurred on
Tuesday morning, January llth.
The most disastrous fire which has yet oc-
Cured in this village, broke out yesterday
morning, at about O'clock, in the Office of the
State Sentinel. Owing to the time of its oc
currcnce, and the want of all necessary organ
cation and apparatus, for the protection OF
property in such cases, it spread with great
rapidity; and consumed tho whole block OF
buildings on tho west side Of Washington Ave-
nue.. next north Of tho Capitol Square. The
loss is severely felt, and as near as can be as
certained fell upon the following persons. y
Dr.. Mcclure Two buildings destroyed
stock of Drugs e. Medicines &c., destroyed
and injured-loss on buildings, Sl,500--siock
$1,000 but partially insured, say, 81 200: in ad-
dition to this he loses papers, involving the ul-
tima.e loss of as much more. =.
A. Ballard, merchant--loss on merchandise,
800 10 4400, no insurance. Building owned
by Hicks g. Co., Of Detroit, as assignees-no
insurance.
s. w. Wright & Co., merchants, three bull
dings including the post Office. Loss on build
ings 1000 to 81 ,6oo-fully insured.
A. Wooden, proprietor of State Sentinel
printing press and stock, loss S600--insuranco
$500.
Judge Chapman. one building occupied as
law Office, by Messrs. Chapman, w. II. Pinck-
ney, 0. Butler, and G. Parsons Esq's. No in
surance-loss about 5000.
We arc happy to say that by the activity and
energy of the post master, COL Jones and his
assistant, the Mails books and papers of the
p. 0. were saved. COL Jones, lost however
an amount of money in bank bills, supposed
about $50.
The capitol was in great danger, from Goals
flying upon the roof and every exertoh was
necessary TO preserve it. We hop, that this
calamity will not be without good result
that it will awaken the attention of the Legis-
lature to the necessity of providing for the
safety of the archives of the State, and arouse
our citizens to the adoption of such measures
for the protection of tho community against
fire, as are practicable under our peculiar cir
cumstancds.
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Woman killing and Manning .Mormonism.


For several years past an idea, it seems, has
prevailed among certain class ofthe District
IF Columbia, Gas we'll as elsewhere, that is lit
tlo or no harm to main or kill a woman; and
acting along upon this belief, horrible deeds
have been written with blood upon our records.
The general excuse is "jealously," which su-
perinduces "nsani'y;" and, therefore, it is
claimed that man thus influenced, should be
acquitted! Now, woman have just as much,
and more reason to be 'jealous" than men,
but wo very seldom hear of shilling" in conse-
quence, and, wi en- we do, it is under extrome
circumstances and when there is no redress by
law woman often suffers herself to be bea-
ten for tho sake other children; in other words
sho keeps her wrongs to herself, rather than
disgrace her offspring by making public the
misdeeds of the so-called husband. Some men
have shot down their wives ut once, while 9th
ers prefer "killing them by inches;" by cruel,
worse than beastly treatment, which banishes
the glow of health and joy from the cheek and
leaves the ashy pa'encss Of disease. Percivi-
ais poem of "tho Wife," tells a story perfectly
applicable to many one here and elsewhere.
We do not say that there are no faults on the
female side. but as general rule, if the man
would act right, he would seldom have occasion
to find serious fault with his wife, 1t is al
most time, however, that wifc-killing should
cease. Blood enough has been shed In this
.'heroic" cause. We do not think that is no
more harm to kill woman. or man either.
than HOG! We may differ from legal gen.
tleman in this respect, but it is an error of both
head and heart: and therefore can't be helped!
Elder Orson Preached three times, yester-
day, at Temperance Hall, to a room full, on
each occasion. He is a treless Mormon and
prays for the conversion of tho entire city to
his faith. If ministers of all other denomina-
tions exhibited similar zeal, and would go to
the peop'e instead of waiting for tho people in
stead of waiting for tho people to come to them,
a considerable number of "dry bones would
now be elive! The disciples of the Latter Day
Saints have gone into the harveat, and are
constantly bringing with them sheaves to tho
garner q. Salt Like. Orson (not the relative
of Valentine) has issued the first number of
his paper, called "The Sser,'-[Baltimore
Clipper.
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EXPENSIVE BoARDINe.-In an article rela-
ting to the Metropolitan Hotel, New York, the
Ingleside says:
am the matter Of prices few pay less than
@25 a week; and one foreign emissary, who
has taken rooms for the season, is paying at
the rate of $50 per day, besides very liberal
penditure of antique wines. One gentleman
pays $50 per week. The bills of others a.
mount to 5000, $3.50 and $500 per weeekl-
The bridal chamber is constantly occupied at
the rate of @2O per day"
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A Coon ExAMPLE.-The Pittsburgh election
takes place to-day. The three candidates for
Mayor areprinfsrs. J. B. Guthrie is the Dem.
ocrstc candidate, ]. Heron Fostor, editor of
the Despatch, is the Free Soil candidate. r..
NJ Riddle. editor of the Journal, is tho Wing
candidate. =, -. fie ,ff
We rsut 10 make q bet of . hat that tho
next Mayor Of PIthburgh, will be the best she
ever had. si.sre t 1s-,c 81
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PASSPORTS 10 FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Dec. %, 1862.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Oecs 70, 1907.
intelligence having reached this Department
ofgross frauds upon persons going abroad By
parties claiming the right to issue Passports
Is re-published from tho Washington Republic
|of the 2lst of March: - "a SO
Citizens of the United States. visiting foreign
countries. are liable TO serious inconvenience,
if unprovided with authentic proof of their ma
tional character Tho best security against
this is passport from the Department of State
certifying the bearer to be citizenship
This proof need be transmitted but once
On ali subsequent occasions, simple refer
ence to it, and to the period when 1t was pre-
sented, win be sufficient.
When the applicant is a native citizen Of the
United States he must transmit an affidavit OF
this fact, stating hisage and place of birth sign
ed by him, and sworn to by himself and ono
other citizen Of the United States, named
therein, to whom ho is personally known, and
to the best of whose knowledge and belief the
Wit must be atiested by nota, public, under
his signature and seal Office. Whom there s
no notary in the place, the affidavit may pc
mane before justice Of the peace, or other off,
Ger authorized to administer oatbs.
If applicant be naturalized citizen, his ccr-
tifcate of naturalization must be transmitted
for inspection. 1t will be returned with the
passport sssa
The application should be accompanied with
description of the person, stating the follow
ing particulars, viz: Age, - years; stature,
- feet - inches. English measure) nose,
-; mouth, -; chin, -; hair, com.
plexion, -; face, f
When the applicant is to be accompanied
by his wife, children or servants, or females
under his protection, It will be necessary to
state tho names and ages Of such persons, and
their relationship to the applicant.
Persons who leave the country expecting to
obtain passports whilst abroad from the diplo-
matte or consular agents Of the United States
are liable to disappointment, inasmuch as it is
the duty of those agents 10 observe the utmost
caution in granting documents in the nature OF
a certificate of citizenship to those persons
only who are certainly known to be entitled
to them; and it is sometimes difficult, If not
impractacable. to procure proof of this fact In
q foreign country.
Certificates Of citizenship or passports insu.
ing from tho State authorities, or from the ju-
dcal or municipal func,ionaries Of our country
are not recognized by the officers of foreign
governments; and ifthe diplomatic and consul
lar agents ofthe United States are called upon
to certify to tho authenticity of such document,
they cannot do this for the want Of that official
information in regard to those authorities and
functionaries, and to their respective signatures
and seals Of Office, which is indispensbly neos
sary in the case of every such certificate.
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An Trishman in distress asked gentleman
for relief. He was, however, repulsed with
ego to h--llw Pat looked ut him in such
way as to fix his attention, and then replied:--
'"God bless your honor for your civility, for yer
the fret gentleman that's invited me to his faith
ers house since cum TO Americap
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Mr.. King to CLAYTON.

JULY 4, I6bU.
MY DEAR SIR: The Senate perfectly under
stood that the treaty did not include British
Honduras. Frankness becomes our Govern
ment, but you should be careful not to use any
expression which would seem to recognize the
right of England to any portion of Honduras.
Faithfully, your ob't scrv't,
VIM. r. KING.
To. Hon. J. M. CLAYTON. Secretary of State.
Certified correct copy by same persons as
before.
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Snow SrokM.--At Wheeling on the 18th 10
showed all the afternoon. but mostly melted %
IL fell. At Baltimore a heavy snow storn pre-
vailed all day, and at Now York the storm IA
ged with great violence, with heavy snow
The storm in the interior OF the State was 60
deesir the train - -
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S Among the "sigps of fertilization" among
our rod brethren, the Minnesota Democrat
says, that in council the other day with Gov.
Ramsey, one of tho Winnebago chiefs CON-
planned that tho Chippewa Indians stole IL
horses from his people some time ago, and
what was worse, killed the horses and dried
tho meat and sold it them for jerked elk!'
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O. A country physician went 10 see pa
tent and took with him his gun, that he might
wing any game he encountered In crossing the
felds. A friend meeting him on the way, ask
cd him whittier he was going. 5get =
ITO see patient" was the answer .
"What then, said his friend. "do you really
fear you will miss him in tho ordinary way,
that you have TO take your gun with you?'f
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O. On Mr. lie Fusky, Partisan perfumer,
has discovered beautiful rouge, which has the
singular quality Of being indelible. but at the
same time natural. Once put on. 1t cannot be
effaced, except by the process OF nature, and
ladies using It should be cautious how they ap-
ply il. The ladies of Paris, 1t Is said. are so
afraid of IL. that they have an artist to do the
painting for them.
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DAMAGE TO THE ONO CASAL.-We learn by
a gentleman from Chicothe, tkat the damage
sustained by the Southern portion of tho Ohio
Canal during the late freshets is heavy. He
thinks the necessary repairs cannot be made
for less than 100000. - fE4f
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ED. CONE, NJ. ID.
PHXSICIANA SURGEON.

Graduste OF Geneva MrdIcal College; formerly
practiionerin tho State Of New York Having loca-
ted this place. he offers lis services to the citi
kens Of Hlisdale and surrounding country andhopes
by close attention TO business and giving satisfaction
to receive their share of public patronage. Office
j. II, Pratts store. Residences Mt the place
formerly occupied by DR.. Griswold corner Of North
and West SITS.
49, HillsdaIe. .April 90. 1859.
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eIr.s -A1Pyto L. IT, McCoLLUM
PORTAGE, OHIO,
~ MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Charte cd in 1S32-Over 1000 Policies Issued.
The length oftime this company has been in opera
ton and the favorable rpon which il Insures,
teconmend ii safe aud cheap institution Insure in.
The undersigned has been apponed Agent for Hills.
H da'e Co. Mich. n3aom3 DAN'L.L PRATT.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE co.
P< = Z "a SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y
Capital $500, 0--SurpIusc ca sh fund CSC. 900
'" lion. CADY HOLLlSrER, Pest.
.r--f WM. L. AVERY, Sccty.
.,, NJ Y. UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
JoHSsTowy, n. Y.
Capital S200,0 ,000-Surplus Gosh Fund @35 900
a. r .-s...4. Ina DIRECTORS,
A-ifN Chester Phelps, ynus a. Rice John c. Hammond
David 8. McNsmarn Stephen II. Johnson. John Clark
r. VS.. mgraham,y r. Brockrt. II. p. Clark Wm
lIotchkiss. Phir Van Week. w N. Clark. j. +. rot
r OFFICERS.
Chester Phelps. rest w. s. Ingraha:n y Pres'L
II. =. Clark. Ssetary John. Clark, Treasurer.
Stephen b. johnson. Auy Nnthaniel Smith Gen AGENT
The following well known firms Of New York City
z irTsnrc nmoug the Insured in this Company.
a~ A. T. Stewart, & Co, Harpef & Brothers.
Bowen g. McNamee, Wimeriings g. Mount,
J. X. Jefray s. Sons, Alfred Edwards & Co
Vyse e. Sons, Merrill. Bliss & Co.
Wycth & Rogers, Hall g. Bfothcrs,
.1-ls - ochrane 81 CO., Thomas Mcclure & Co,
James Beck e. Co, J. w. Shutcn & Hurd
l.. & A. Stewart, William II. Cary & Co,
Tiffany Young e. Ellis, r. Cottonct 81 Co.
Wadsr orth g. Sheldon, Renard & Co
The undersigned is prepared to take risks in either
of the above responsible Companies. at low rates
as can be obtained in any good substantial Company.
E. ID CONE, Agent.
Hillsdalc. Aug. 10. 1859.
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SINGULAR CoINcIDENcE. in Full
ton county, is steody, strong and reliable
whig settlement" A"Live Whig' from that
town informs the Albany Register that its
Whig majority on tho Electoral Ticket at the
last three Presidential elections was as follows.
1874, Clay, 1888 majority
ls4S, Taylor, 3s4
1852, Scott, 3s3
Differing but single voto in 8 years, All
honor to old Johnstown.
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R. ". ASHLEY,
z ~ Mechanical and Snrgcon Dentist.

llIj1k - A. DETROIT MICH
Teeth filed with Gold Tin Foil also. inserted On
Gold Silver plate from to entire set. Alop
perations pc rformed in satisfactory manner.
Office of Jefferson Avenue aud Griswold Sts..
in Ives Block Opposite the Unied Stges Court Room.
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GENERAL TAILORING BUSINESS.

CHARLEY HAITI ON. wishes to inform the citi-
~ zens Of Hillsdale and vicinity, that he has got
back to his old stand door sot th of the Post O
fee, where he is prepared to get up Clothing in 81
perior style TO anything west ofNew York, and or
the shortest notice.
GTCutting done to order and warranted, if carefui-
w made up. n305
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LIFE INSURANCE.
PORTAGE, OHIO,

- FOR CALIFORNIA LIFE RISKS.
Apply to l. II. McCOLLUM,
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-, MORTGAGE sALE.-Deraut having been
ISl made in the payment Of a certain sum of money
secured to have been paid bv certain Indenture OF
"a z Mortgage Executed by Junes Ayres to William r.
Jackson the 2ist day of April A. D. 1919, and
ded in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds Tor The
County of HiIlsdale on the Odd day of April l8i9
fnIiber g Of Mortgages on Pages 90 and 95 which
paid Mortgage duly assigned by the said William
r. Jackson TO John w. Voorhes on the 18th day Of
October 1852, in Liber j. Of Mortgages pnge 95
md on which there is claimed to be due mt this date
the Of two hundred and twenty six dollars. and no
. proceedings at law equity having been instituted
for the Of that amount any part thereof
Now therefore. notice is hereby given, that by virtue
power OF sale in said Indenture of Mortgages Con-
tained and aecordngto the statute in such ndc
and provided. the following described premises,
The east half of the west half the south west quar-
ter Of section number thirty six Of township number
ave south Of range containing forty neres of
land. be the less in the comfy Of Hills
dale and State Of Michigan being the premises desert
bed in said Mortgage, will be exposed for sale pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder. at the Court House
in the village Of Hlsdae in said County of Hillsdale
on Saturday the twenty second day of january A. ID.
= 1883, Mt ten o'clock A. Nj. OF that day
October 10Th 1852. JOHN w. WORRIES.
i~tti L. II G. WiLsoS, ATTY. Assignee
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MONEY TO LET.

TUyHE subscribers authorised loan few thou.
u sand dollars for capitalist at the legal
rate Of interest. expenses Of title and drawing paper
Loans may be from $500 to eiooo. on good improved
frams. - = rrf.1F .-frf MURPHY BAXTER.
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FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO

d III 4 4 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
Capital 1900, ,O00--SurpIusc cash fund s56. 900
~ lion. CADY HOLLlSTER, Pest.
-- WM. l.. AVERY, Scct'y.
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QAie Bsfssssvs y wAsss. co.,
nss tAsvs YEA AS iasSs, sws srtsH1h ssse~svs Of s
Union tAs OAso sndfAs stages 10 Zasssvsts ".
n HIS enpedinous thoroughly copseea y dc lac
bossd 1tee Tunnei, and ts road IN
travellers a
and low The
slupcndous and allJsc0ve character
IN. rxoess mail Hs1nore daily D. M ana
runs through Wheeling lc0 miias) Is Or ~ Ia
cudins soppsgcs arriving there ata !, day Or
pasrnnsr eavink BALTIMORE o. lay lodxns
nv mles,) and proceed thence 70 Wheeling NE
morning. -,
ana o from baitinsoss
BALTIMORE
which have this form daily
ION win down the tlhio
ard Louisvr, The fof Nashville, Ac
New Orleans packe may BE sskss by hess
ing uItber on II =. v -, . - 49,. 80 u...s :. :.
cups Ohio aud The Wcs also
nom Ohio eses Company excsisat
the National road TO Zanssss &e ard sHes
by railroad - ,,.,, =.
railroad viii ROUTE there
places. -. - . 4
no charge % usnrfer Of passsagsss o. baggage
Fare ~ right "a s over anywhere
rou,e) nshngon Wheeling, ~ Se 70 Cncinnsn ei
TO Louisville, 3l1. !. y, 49,. 80.
WIN. PARKER
yll-du General 6SperinssnAsni.
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orros sursnsrssnr,I o. ras rvsue Prrsri.s:


OYYlor or 1ax Pusuo PHIs1lso.
washington, esps nab.I ~, isa5
IN Of ss "Ae povids executing public print
mg' Ac, approved August ~ 1857 sealed proposal will be
eesed al lhis oe. the Cspio Monday
OF December Twelve O'Clock, for furnishing
lie required for the pubic printing
ing On bc n day Of December 1885, and ending The Isl day Of
Dtcenber, 1854
The subonsd Est speeches, nearly
quantity aud the qualify aud Description each Kind that
will be required.
900 hpe printing uneasndered by
~ inches, aud TO weigh forty nve pounds
$50 sheets.
1000 fine printing caendered ~ 50
inches, and 10 weigh hfysiI pounds Of sSo
shsels.
800
measure - by - inches weigh pounds
TO the OF $50 sheels.
The nbrc Of paper linen
and cotton, free all sdullefaion
Stances OF fair whteness, aud
sheets bundles
requredi and bundle varying per
from The standard will gros
IN all he required Mixing m various th
bundle 10 make up The weight will be- considered violation Of
contract
saaples indicating the usty Ac the paper required n, The
foregoing three classes obtained the Office
tendsnt will be furnished
Contracts will be entered supplying
in the FIRST and third classes such
service requires privilege reserved Of
qured such times and In such quantities be
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pROFEssOR aioRsEc iNvI0okATIkG ELIAlk Oh Cok
so. into SsSss % 7, 4. Lac an
brought from the stony desert. Of Araoia reusa
y s as S q s. and ss q
tanning al Of which s snsS's ~ Ssss y ss s
soSe On Ia. return 70 Eu,ovs alter long fe.iSsnce
wonderful natural poduenos aud tie result q his
vsosans which ha. been endorsed BY the medical college. o.
all ne cities Of Europe the best preparation eha io inc
ouKK sxxvous plsAAsxs
No convey as. o. re ~.s
laled s..e Wnshe by
Y .aS - sf anu
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preston and debility become. sss ne stand. erect, he
% @ .u., wsss rs
he on refreshed .fsnsrad ana eos.eoa. O. new
the relief. for The cordial pIops,es
ma condition. Well may the preparation be called ths
MEDICINAL WONDER
century he ar, sesnns %sn "f,s oS
"a existence.
4 sr,suLAxr THAT xnrAus no REACTION.
sna II % the sase,
snS sy ~s worse nc 'sia an ss a h a an
apo Tic hs md the
oa nsuIaya headache e nypocnon
billy q seep liver compsn,
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arising y, reliance to be placed on human e't
The ony inaSis remedy discovered heal
oaae h,.
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viii produces cure Astonishing period
.. ..a s%Tss soss neapasy study
" mental o. Sss Sy.
thought. os''on q naan., e. viii nss,ss
II those Who nv destroyed induce
Persons pale habits restored
s we . Ss q @o 70 ss snS S SKIN
The expression Of those who hive used THIS s.Hac. -
creduious IN regard 70 IL
Ssnss had anas, gwen up ali hope. Of deriving any
when your cordial hal no sno whasy .
satisfied the half dozen bottles took will cure
Another several distinguished physician-
ss s nc 5
say completely cured me' 1 II ma,
~ 1ss
expense, besides mental and physical uferns
LET THEMSELVES.
and distinguished Dr. Wood, Of Masn
WORCESTER, June 1, ls4o
gives pleasure inform mat one Of my
s n. ~ Ia. ss o and hat sG,
already looks Ike who 80 short Time since leaked 40
scarcely poasbs Tor him tncules
ised in such case. IN The Hospital but hey
mean time my had % some o. your amen
warmly recommend IL whenever an opportunity occurs
aersd one Of The mos, .iiful physicians
his ys @ Q" o "s Ss
rily convinced The contrary. .gr|-.sss
remain, very truly yours, :.
100 II. A. WOOD, NJ. ID.
Dr. Mons you requested opinion OF
nvsorains cordial now pared 10 give
had and prescribed for The a.i few month";
dc,dsd preference anything o. The kind
~ which acquainted its medical vrtnss and ea
much p~nsrd with ts o.
confidence recommend IL TO the Of the
a valuable sasa xsaas NC
BENJAMIN WEEKS, NJ
BRooKLAs.N m. - Nov. 81 ie4o-
up, highly concentrated In pint bottles with The aan'
bowb the glass; and @t.H
SOLD AT g. PER BoTTLE-s FOR $la-s04 per DOZEN
Prepared by NJ Morse NJ d. and for sale BY Chnres H. ens
92 Broadway New YORK; 10 whom all orders mus
be addressed
Axen 10 Washington city. D. Gilman agents in B.mos,
=. ?. Rogers btoiherr, How
Benneu Bees Richmond Virginia
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n Ew SPRING gOODA-P BROWNING m.yrh.n
sor under United stsses Hotel cal, m.
~ ein,ec Of wssh'"g.n and srsns superior anA
vs selected sssnvsn =" french oshs snsr. and
" bncjpi~s az ,sv .s .rd
runcr-ifv win after who
80 and 50 snA 'bus reven The n-resy p~rsn- going 10 H.
80 called cheap ores ot economy He hiss psn
stock ~ god that either
quality With friends ,o IN. ey.
nsA3ss M0A-0Mwa
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DIR ,FE~sUA aLEXANDAh q. BAAAhs y TrtcupAe-
~disatec cpound for prsssrvips sentns. s6sa
ing pomong growth hair, cleansing
curing diseases Of the skin and external CUTS buisss No. The
Of MI who have used Barfys dcuhsoA whst-
nvgoraliOn
cuts &c the h, nd VI al preparations tarndr@
,or III purposes. icondrred assertion fsuses
aud acs The sales average misoa q 6pses
the receipts in cash ms ysa re husnsAs van sSc's
1877 Broadway, addressed Professor Hssy
cosRg requiring Immediate attention, would scarcely
The wholesale dsaand IL from sN 70 So0o hsls
probably tic other hair pspaSHtQns
Joined The popularity everywhere Ind tSe liberal
terms dealers, it, Ypat rsddy
reputation well ntnsic value For sas,
l37
by principal druggists throughout Ihs GATED
Suites West Idies Great Han,
ana Gbbs, ashnglon, D. ia
sTge bottles. Price IS cents. Sa.es
May t-d6ms