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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-23
Yomoa atic Meeting in weatherford

Al a lneatir,. held in the town of Weatherford.
OH Monday, Tux 7th day of November, 1859, for
tho purpose d tonsidering the propriety of call
ing a meeting ct the Democracy of Parker county,
to appoiUt Ia.egates to the State Convention at
AuTtin, the following proceedings were had
On motion the meeting was organized by call
ine N prico to the Chair, and appointing II.
J Mckenzie St.retary. ,s-sE st.f.HE.1 q
On motion Of A. j. Ball, Esq, the Chairman
briely explained the object of the meeting
On motion OF Alex, i, Obenchain, the Chair
man appointed committee OF three to present to
said meeting tEl most eligible plan or method to
eecurs full rttendanco of the democracy of Par
I,r county, IN 1. Convention to be held on the =
dac oF Dersmhar, 1859; whereupon the following
named yeyl-u,e were appointed B, L. Richey,
T. 0Lanchtil and A. j. Ball ,.-
ar, ,notian # j. L. Leonard, the Chairman
v.Ts added t5 lie committee.
gt, Coinrni,te ee retired, and in n few luisut
.,.,rrol fls lowing plan. Which was adopted :
iTe tho ogrnmittee recommend that general
,r.e,nnty convention of the democracy of Parker
lrr,ty ~ sli 1t tho court house, in the town oil
.1Tcst6erffrd IN the first Saturday in December
nslt aud that the democracy of each beat or pro-
r;nt be rcGusstcd to hold meetings in their res
pe,sive pgeointss. previous to said County Con-
Tention, and M point delegates to represent them
in sajd Convent on. A. y. Obenchain, A. D. Ball
3. L. Riel.ey, and j. W. Price, Committee"
On motion OFF, W. Price, the following named
gsutlemen were appointed and requested to assist
~ organizing me democracy in the different pre-
cipcts in this county, to-wlt: Messrs. John Jone
Josbua Barker Alfred L Obenchain, in precinct
Noe. md . Mr. Grain, in precincts Nos
md Benjamin Irby, John p Cole Col. Pick
ard, and Joseph Robinson, in precincts Nos. ant
6 DR. lizard nd A. j /. Hunter, precincts Nos.
and s; and j. Ball in precinct No. 9.
On motion, II w-s ordered t'iat city copies, il
tha form af hsndblils, containing the proceeding
of this mectiag, b printed and distribute
throughout the county
on motion, the following naasrt ser 3srien, Z
&, Riohey, Jcslot Barker A. , b4ii and Z. :
EFeKsnrio syer appointed a ocfBiaifies - nay
said ilsua. .s5iiis printed and disttirufei
On motion T. I , Bali, esq tie 1Hai,'fa
s-ss added % committee
on rnoiiap Alex A. Obcochaln. the mecl0
nSioufued dAc. IS fkItG, fbr7rIH -.
i = Mgks z,r Sgrsf1rs
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tents OF the Herald.
{ LOVE THEE.

I,rsr H dearly love thee,
ArH lets love the dew
HH fHo NO. nbeam loves the billow,
sHUlns beautiful and blue
.f tlr lHnb bow loves the cloudlet
r., ir slumbcring in the air
p,r.a, . 'Uvo thy sunny brow,
I.rUg' right and fair.
~ rin.h and in darkness
.r rn md in care
~ ueG all or silent grove.
~ .,! &C everywhere.
, pa .e gs of fragrant flowers,
NJ F.l.ass or in glcc.
' '7,f uIr lsullicd couIteuanco
,#.gr ight to me,
i.a.r .s. wildly loyo thee,
And I'D this sentence brief
We're wl with the crystal dow.
Nnau c1-i tender leaf
yJui. tat it were murniurcd.
Er'al aighng meadow streams
.La. mig It dwell in all thy thoughta,
Aul u W thy glowing dreams.
Z wn,a 'al every happy bird,
on c.a.y bush and tree,
Would sing t to thee softly,
G,t Hit' yarblc wild cnd free
Nrali ,,lt every zephyr
That rumt3 from DER the sea.
Wn0lJ lgHr ipon its bosom
Jt!u-y l hing words to thee.
.ufs.ar, Il., Sept. 90th 1870
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~ lo oadlitlou To ,h'ssai'ing news
.n 'he Telegraph Cssn slllisl % !gst
haze reserved the follow .nr Irum the
ger a Texan, 4 state II actual insur
lists on a scale If magnitude really a.
rho whole ,ounlyy wrstoi lh' coloFad
snrd, and volunteers ar" docking TO Oh
of 'hciT country, to protect tha lws5 4,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-23

The Overland Mail from st. Louis Oct. Sd,
reached this city yesterday at 10 minutes past :,
A. n, thus making the trip in u days, hours
and ten minutes, being the shortest time by about
l6 hours, of any previous trip. That the over
land Mail Company will be able to make the trip
through with their uniform regularity, in 90
DAYS. we have no doubt. If Congress at it's ap-
rfoaebing session will increase tae service to
daiiv mail, excluding free matter, such as public
Documents, &c. the entire newspaper mail can be
TRANSPORTED over this route and within our own
territory. at much less expense and more uniform
reg epularitv, than can be done by the lsthmus
routes.
The building up of towns, the settlement Of the
country along the line of the road and adjacent
thereto, is of no small consideration The estab
lishment of settlements and towns along the en-
tire route will be the immediate result Of n per
ma nent daily line of stages These will at once
RESTRAIN the Indians, prevent the present enor-
nous expenses of military expeditions. which are
continually called iuto the 6yid- IN ue-e-sa-i.r
stationed along The lice 10 the pa-Iis % Ga!-
fgrria Is is oi the utmost importance 'Ao- t1i7
measure should be T-onpHy carried lnt- @Astr-
uuu Iiey viii tA6u 3s connected o. me Ati4n'
F no Statsr by a 1ntinuous oand ~ l-)t-ef---
They vih then no longer consider thsu5-l--= -s d
gsua-1 ts aud 2istIGt peapi- is9latsi if'lf ta=
rest O. ,'ls statss hut ls orc pelrir coo g q
e,l,ln iiitv scanning the continent a'il hi'.'la1
the t--o re- b stogsthsr II living -haln q Enor
lsjzs ara ise into 9nerfss ani cfecfiTsn@ss r.
4Es 4aef3-V lis'.7-si
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BROWNSVILLE CAPTUR
90 ..-ln mn Il - L u IN


since going 10 press with 0Ur We'k
have received, through tho kiHiurs7 r
Vance aul Brother, of this city, an "
Gulial Messenger. dated tho 10Th 20
HvWs h ut the utmost importance, and
atci, II Ggu!h.HC will, IN make the Fa,
erumeut dn something tur the protectio'
The persons mentioned IN the Este
known % many of our rl,,frnu Col
Davis cama tu nuu Antonio this morn.
"Erimh.e information hnE lust TsaC,
'lr rilv ~ Br,wnvi'lc WIS captured
Ou Iar lst INST, and nearly hurITed sr
ri,,reug slain. Tho American families
Is 100 number, hal escaped ~ MAtamoI sH.
uuw depending upon McYicm mercy; .
Mexican rnhh,c tyr excited and crying 'a,
tho Nmnrirnns through tho streets.
Rio GrAutc country i- rNytrmirs with .h
oi Cnrtiuns party, aud all Americans ..r
could lag hands uu have been killed,
wnH pt the Arrows Colorado Chap r.
ahnut SIN HUNDRED men az last .r
and his party was being immensely in, .-.
MeXiclnS from the other -ido or rho Z a.a
Tho boats from liinburg 10 Brown '.,
hccn taken aud employed in crossin ..r
Cortiuas had on last saturday fonr h -t
volycrs and two hundred MIME rides. . a'
daut means At ihs latest advices h .v.s
yancing toward tho Nucc-s. Capt I ~ v
last heard from was approaching the -EsoEo
dorado with los men, and it is almost s.a..
ia CUT OFF Tho information is t .5-
several cuuricrs who have arrived sue iHa
tho last few hours Mr.. Miller arriy.# d
Bruwnwill,, he WAS IN THE BATl . p 3r-
capped by SWIMMING his horse tn the r..'r o.
col. H. Clay DAVIS left the Rio Grand ..-
Monday last, and tho above is u conds 81
mcut or his report. Col. D. is an old .t
known igontiersman, and has never -.-g.
false alarm 10 camp.
ave are raising company 70 ma a.
diptcly, aud tonight We send messenl 20
tho nrighLoring towna and neighbour de- a
the most urgent call for men which hr 1,-u
this frontier :or twcn;y years.
"IhryN arc no troops in reach. Con. ge
as YOU can form squads Of ak or NOR .art,
is within q few days march Of the Nlsrrs,
badly With fifteen hundred men approi -o.u5 W
The ayowed intention Of breaking up the r.
settlemen. AMI exciting insUrrection ,a5us
slarca Rendezvous at san Patricio.
PRYoR LIZA, -IoHN I. McAHEG
4. G JoHfS. j. ) McCA psAl-.
y u rT'Y. w. y. FAN
u Srr'IcroE, Nv DA'
r. ItTEE. ". u. hE:
"Lolnmittco appointed by tho citi 'Is 1t
lind November 10th 1859"
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II Tho Daily State Gazette contains the fol-
lowing Just compliment to tho editor of the Rusk
Enquirer, which we copy with pleasure, and full
ly endorse
Col Yeomans of the Cherokee Enquirer paid
us visit the past week. We ale pleased to
make his acquaintance, and hope that his solourn
in our city will be agrceably spent His paper
ia one of the very few of the Opposition which
showed fairness and courtesy in conducting the
last canvass His contempt for the dignity g
,ci;,c labor" freesoilsm of the lntelligencer-
gotten up in Southern State where white labor
Is more respected and better paid than in any
free State of the Union. entitle him to the re-
spect of every pttriot regardless of party. Col.
Yeomans has no sickly scntimentality on the sub
Jet of the foreign slave trade, and certainly no
relish for the political prescription OF all men
who NAV be opposed to the present laws on the
subject This position, taken by Pease, when
he nominated Ed Clark at the little clique meet
ing here which put forward the Houston ticket
did not at least find aresponse in tho Cherokee
Enquirer ..-.
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Dee,koi Ex-Govsrnor James c

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was oorn 'ne I III o' n.' "',''s NV, toUo, IA IA
an" Nv I'e 'll's VI ms t,'a''i "N' -
ms deatn Wus III '.'o olSO yea, y. III
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INo', W ara VINO "''t W to,''o,n'oIoa
n'nt OF Cot @'''n"h ''r ,'e sioe''a'
y tennessee "puv' 'n" a"at ''a'' .d
ward James u ZONES "as GEM 10
term OF thrSe yo"lS' "r' '",S WHY" u
pieled al 'he seho'''stl" 90 'I"tp.u ~
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/ pr improvements iA'a 'ar!eI' .y
TN. eir'so'' was % l"5u.9 sur Inn. d ia'I'.
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toI !o"a'I thS A-N,Lu P'i7''teu' S
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hgct'on 70 reeot" Wisn W, y .ios'IV L.I.
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hIt.eu 70 az you y ei.ous !. W -.n. ,,",
nation o. Inc F..SP'S}l' ''I.' ~, ~ S. Co''u'
~ Lquis BY rah' IN 20 noE. %
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all ms AInu.! 80 -, ,tar,a5 ta be
ana hla hh'', - ",
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INDIAN NHWR.

We learn FROM private sources that AspTeia-
iions still continue to be committed on the West
ern frontier, The report has reached Weather
ford that several families from buchanan county,
have heen attacked and members OF them carried
into captivity, This Tumor has reached u.s. hut
our informant cannot vouch for tho truth of Il,
There are 90 many rulnoFs aloat, and the public
mind is in soicyerish u state. that these alarms
often become magniGed, bat we are satisfied that
distressing state of affairs exist on the extreme
frontier, and that life and property insecure,
We hope that the early attention Of the l.egisla-
turo vii! be directed to this important suhicc,
for ut this time, no more serious matter could be
brought before 1t, Tho whole State ia more or
less interested in it, Tor persons in every portion
Of Texas have friends relatives aud Ncquainian-
eos living on the border-eNposed 10 midnight
attacks. aud dwelling amidst constant alarms,
and in fear Of their lives No community, how,
ever remote from the scene of danger, feels unin.
tercstcd anl the most energetic measures for
the relief of our citizens on the frontier, would
meet with their hearty approval, We have CON
vcrsed with persons from tho West who feel deep
ly on the subject, aud who hope that their condi
ton will be promptly attended to-
In connection with this subject We publisl, the
following communication from citizen of Palo
Pinto
pALo PISro. Texas, Nov. ., 1882
Dear Herald :---Prrmit mo through your col
umns to correct an impression in that country,
n
greatly exposed to the incursions of the Indians,
and that We are in more danger than other from
tier counties Now, Mr. Editor. we never have
suffered us much rs any other one county on the
frontier There has boon but one or two persons
killed in this county. by tho Indians, since it's
settlement and but few horses stolen, and those
few, immediately ON the North western border of
tho county. IL is true, that people who live
West Of this (town) are little uneasy about
their horses, but still keep them at home Ger.
,ainly if really afraid of loosinG them they would
drive them back to less exposed country. There
is rumor afloa to-day that horses have been
driven Off from Mr. lla2lewood's, II few miles
West of town, and Mr.. Darnall reports that all
of his were driven of the night of the 9th inst.
Mr. Darna lives some % miles West Of town.
This is no more than NC have been eXpcctinS-
Tho counties North and South of us have beon
suffering for tn last iyo years, willie wo have
escaped. hut We mov s"Acr, as m0e5 .HE ai'
tor cuuuie from ll'4 tiug .g iG. W. ',Il'
u9t for Buchanan e..uty, which a'g Wa. "'
u8 Is settling MP rapidly rav, and we wit sH'a
be- on The inside, and 1ye hops 10 he apc TO r@,
uor5 spa M@m @gH, az 3D. carly day.
our County is Beautifully situated vp .Ga
Braces river, duo Wast of Parker. Our .nds
ar. eoua, m rrodurtvenesg, to any VI tha tira1o:
aoda, and { lhiuf can safely say rh"c /" not q"
healthier county in Tho United N.tea We AnF1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-23

Written "r tho uailp5 jisrd1
RE8PONEB--" LOVE Ti5EG'
ui W.T. .. a. wglrru.
love thee, l5,cliyst Linn,
And utl not hide thy name,
Tor tho stream though hid is sowrs,
In i,s c 'crn path the anwe
And although llo'cr knew thee,
And Thy hone is I'M awHy,
viii send in oyc-hymus to thee
All my e bic words can shy.
lowe tlca, OWING Lima
Ay .,e g-bird loves the bower,
A. the hrn ling-bird the rose-cups,
and the bne the honey-hower
As The yuar,; deer loves the prnirie's
Crrcue9' lopcs and sunny breast,
Az the englu loves the cyrc
Where her darling eaglets rest
love ;hco ahen I'm waking
And in dnight's happy dreams.
When the diamond morn is breaking
And iu laylight's dying beams
N ihe icy hours Of winter,
~ the apring and summer prime.
Ir tie yellow shades of autumn.
Sweet lovc thee all the time
EulOe II D,ite of what love thee
san my varme words impart;
Would ny lccpest thoughts were written
On The ,uve-leaves of thy heart
hiy9 Sent thee fond love letters
tln cac 4 stream that murmurs by /;
Mprupug beams and evenings zephyrs
Watt thes many love .breathcd sigh
wowll chat thebest love tokens
T. ra n ~ .a--... y, o.
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The steamer Golden Age from Panama Oct 3D.
reached San Francisco on the 10th Oct. Lieut.
Gen Scott, accompanied by Lieut. Col, h24'as' % s
Ticut Col Law. and Dr. Crane, all of the I ,
Army. we're passengers. The citizens OF san
- .--s., rr;rh Ming trrns. tla 'i"s7L BE-
~ g. ftaiI. the sie.l .. military t'ieass "i 90.
Federal asd state ',or5 5Tntlsa's' 'enaerei ~
cnri.us.7s.i, sna laJr.'1.' rc-1Fi. n - i-e .''
-strr5u. H. vac 70 haze ,ait ~ lset '5lnal
ts & ersnirg 3t slan3s. L'th - ''7s
Vac
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ients OF thr Herald.
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H 3 .HrEh.r 4, Denton, Denton County
p r. .I.H - sherman. GrlysOn County,
. '.-EH- -, waSahaihie Fills COuntN
.... NJ .HH- dA y, fOwLrh, ESQ, Fort Worth
D Ut lN..... Buchanan, johnson County,
- .t "t' r . ., NcstheTfori, Parker County,
. . .r. F" ksQ, GAINESVILLE, Cook County
-r '.w'. .. nrLiF E'llliAp, Young County
h. ID N"UH .r i, tommlssl0u Galveston
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
From Il Botctourt Wing

BpTrrorRT Co., Nn.. Jan. st', 1892
M. Ei.hr:--.ts great as has been the poi,i-
cal strife nhth has usitatcl the country for the
last six wears st,l have stood al,ul and have not
allowed myself To- ming lie III the conflicts Of the
So called National Democracy" and TIE "Isms"
of the dny. have rema;.cd truc 10 the gailat
putty winch always rnicl NJ The first zeal of the
trumpet. an. marched forward, lei by ihr glorit
and noble leaders. 'lry and Webster. | have not.
since the dissolution # the rank, Of the old WIFI,
patty, ha."a 10y oddities, c<prc .srl preference
f,r n,fy plrti"alar croi',atr AID now, al,h u-h
benz Anxious L. r"lna n hrH'ral IN rolitrS a.a't
express n'v aversion I, surpoftin. II can lato
whom thnk to he Totally unfit t, h IA the high
est nlice within the gift Of til" I"o,e uf tins g.
riuus Oh {, ,-,nnnwrath. rs true tina, am u
resident al Ne Valley Of virginia -. hat portion
or tho Stn'r uhlrh has mus tnason 10 expect to
receive tlr ali h"noit Of Mr.. Lotchcr'- inhurnc"
In favor al tn" "Ia,ctal Linz. if he il elected
Govern r.: ue'"rthrcs-, am not 50 much lost l."
sectional crest. II. to sncri'irc all principles AMI
dcvdfian - M, Sla;r's interest - "A candidate
whom | thihh untruatwn-h>. and not TIA. - r."
int ct, arl Wc,fue al NIesInia, Southern
State. NJ. Leather, u" 1nr drni',,, sln'wsa pretty
clear fac IN NJ "rr ii acceptance. but this doe.
not SAL III pei :nc WA anu, Ie'ntnmenn ION
from hiN pas ar,!uas. And Mr. Enitpr what a.
have '-e IT his future '.,'e, exrer: Il be
frm hi~ le;.eg. AN oIinion even nlier tie pres
sure e n n.nina'iau?'
Now 1T u h~h Il; tie OPPOSITION To Mr.
Let5he
Noe !, ;he time f. opPos,s"n whic The re. pie
are unable - .ea Mr le.,tnr. ry 'tscs and
10 receive ais a;uuemeut To- hts irrmrt ncihu-
especially Tie caIorsemcnt 4 IN E,Hncf J1dmph
lei. For VA know. Mr.. EJil,.. 'hat il does not
take hong tor a Dsaoc,8' IL swallow anpfding.
after lie gives i: few trial.
In nc.u,ion. Mr.. Editor, let nae ask you. anil
your felix's editors who are orpos,.l - III 'ucst
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Omnial Corrunfion.

The Washington States says that Mr.. Bowman
the Superintendent of Public Printing. has de
tected and exposed to public indignation suct
snorutiss Of abuse ~ are not paraiislsd in th'
annals Of oorruptioa. Besides producing innn
msrsble instances Of contempt for contrasts, sx
osssve charges. and violation of Law in the execu
ton Of the public printing. he has signali'ed
particular case wherein the government was plain
" robbed of hundred thousand dollars"
All this is done while the Treasury is almost
empty. and Government is about TO ask for anoth-
or loan If Democratic officials plumber the Treas
ury thus openly and boldly. it is time the people
wers thinking Of making q change. But sneh a
thing as cheating the Government has become 80
common an occurrence of late that scarcely any
notice appears to be taken of it.
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Sad Death offs Lady.

BosroS, Jan. 10.-Mrs Warren Fisher. daugh-
ter of l'r. Winsow Lewis, died yesterday from in-
jure, received on Wednesday last, On the day
mentioned Mrs Fisher shopping in Daniels
4 Co.'S store, in Summer street. and WIS nspec-
ing sonfe goods in the back part Of the building,
which is lighted alone by heavy glass plates
While she WAS thus occupied. an avalanche of
snnw and ice fell from the roof Of the store aud
striking upon the glass, broke number Of the
anes mt itnuncrable pieces, me Of which,
pointed and ken as "A razor. penetrated the lady
right side. between her hip aud lnwer rh cutting
thr ugh clothing and flesh. aud infir,iug Al fright
ful wound. and to snch depth that portion "f her
intestine- protruded. The hemo-rhage was fear
full, bur no time was lost i'll sending her To the
doctors residence. where she remained ill death
put end 10 her suferings. What makes The
accident still more distressing, the lady was with
in few weeks of her CONTINENT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-13
GEORGE STEProE.
COW WI sSlON MERa'IKANT,

HiA the honse u Joses Stcpioe doors beor The old
stand Main Srer', Lyroa'srg
Changes will take place in this changing world Of ours
has changed III. location also t. as heis VIII
and has been ang Tobacco tor 10 or u year. H. HAT
bimsf 10 believe he will .tli his old custom, and
share Of the asks trial All will be rnnctmHi
attended To- He always Ice found doors below his
old stand At the Warehouses; ,ty to whi upon ali
him with a call Thankful his o, friends
Who have stood by him he hopes by aplc, on
lar ely Increase his present custom, aud TO please al who
him st"pi,e has, and viii sell ruba,c At as high
this market affords and 'ecs thai he need only refer
10 hrs numerous customers, In proof Of san,r
ian i3ditl TOBACCO MAN.
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CRAZY MoNARcu.-A letter from Florence,
Italy, where the King Of Prussia ia now soiuurn-
ing for lie benef, Of his health, gives the follow
ing Ia .icr"uS account of the monarch's behaviour
at tie dinner table. The king Of course took his
place at the head Of the table and deliberately
washed his face in the sup. and then sat compla-
Gently ~nli . on his friends the long strings of
vernliceli hanging from, his eyes aud nose. and
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- tl'.( Al. \kbilt -.

WoOfs kestornsive.-tbf all the rp.tarn ~ 80
for the hair that have been invented Woods ncnv
claims the rs place 1t will certainly the r
Il the tair, II the directors rnwel for lent
length ri time. IL also has Iroln cd at,nsliag In
bringing ont growth of hair Hitr the heal - been
vou,y bald Wood does not ttd that IL will do tbs all
ami "" tnk his can.l'r good
the vruc' which his restorative really possess roots
of the hair drstro, ed lman power make them
grow again tni whore there Yitaiiy lett in the
tie restnl alive VII. ia all
II has done tbs repeatedly WHEN al
1t is III worth lille experiment
For clearing the head o daud, thick
onins the hair 1t has rival B,stfa Patriot
S'ld by AL good druggists. (inn s.ow