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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

IT is stated that the stay. OF the japanese
Embassy in this coutry is positively lin
tied by orders from home toJthirty DAYS
whereupon the President regrets that they
will have so brief an opportunity to see the
working Of our Institutions. tits much to be
regretted; but upon emergency, agreat deal of
the working of ourinstitutions can be exhibt
tied in a brief space, and they should be
worked up toltheirfnll capacity for this oc-
casion. Let debate on the slavery question
he performed in tie Houselfor their benefit
Executed in the Lovejoy-Prior style, with a
due display of revolyers, Bowie-knives and
other properties, it would give the orientals
a vivid impression iofthe working of our in
sttutions, which their artists would be able
to sketch, to show the semi-barbarians at
home thesuperiority of American civilization.
Then let the testimony before the eovode
Investigating COMMITTEES, translated into
Japanese, be bound in morocco and gilt, and
presented to the Embassy, to show to the
Emperor, and the people at home the work.
ing of ouriinstitutions.J q TlCl1I1
It is unfortunate that the visit was not
earlier, as their thirty days if spent in the
House during the effort to organise, or part
at the Charleston Convention, would have
given them an excellent idea of the working
of our institutions buto there aars some adj
vantages left in the Baltimore and Richmond
ConveltioR which lshOnld be improved
These, with a reception and q few, days
entertainment BY Inc New York Alderlnnen,
will enable them 1eCeauy. home an aScOtnt
of the working Of our institutiOnsthat will
excite the admiration and envy of ali Japan,
and perhapshnay result in introducing our
institutions IN that country,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

LOUISVILLE May l3.-P. M.-River sta
tionary, with 4 feet o inches in the Canal.
Mercury at go.
PIrrsBURG, May l3.-P. M.-River l3 feet
6 inches by the pier mark, and rising slowly.
Weather showery.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

MARRIAGE OF THE Princess MATHILDE.-
The ceremony of marriage by proxy between
the Princessi Mathilde, Duchess of Bavaria,
and the Count of Trani, brother of the King
Of Naples, will take place on the 2lst of the
present month. The Prince Louis William,
eldest brother of the illustrious bride, will
represent the Count of Trani.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

Coon BREEDING AND THE ScAFFOLD.--A
religious contemporary says few have ever
been brought TO the scaffold but on account
of neglect 10 early training. We can assure
the writer that . man has never yet stood
upon the scsffold who was not weIt rafssd,, nt
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
Another Feature of Newspaper Enterprise
NO. t.. Come IIn.

IN The Commercial having protracted
writing man "On the circuit of the Conven-
tions, "whose letters, like the measles, come
out ten days after the infection, thus snubs
him on the Chicago Convention, in Satur-
days paper; -------aa-,---.
"Allsor of speculations and surmises are
rife in regard TO the probable nominations.
We might fill II column with borrowed or
original observations, more or less profound,
on the direction in which the Republican cat
may bc expected to jump, but as we think
our space can be better employed, we drop
the subjectp io '.i' ,r'ln'-..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14
HEADQUARTERS THIRD BRIGADE,
Efucr nIyIcInN n v NJ

CINCINNATI, May 1. J
H-1Es GENERAL ORDER NO. 2O:1THE
xt>-S.a qualified electors of Company u, GIN
CINNATI NATIONAL ARTILLERY, o. V. NJ, q
are hereby directed TO meet at their Armory, "a
south west of Race and Longworth streets, Nj
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of May, 1860, between IL
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and p NJ, and there
and then proceed to elect one Captain one First
Lieutenant, one Second Lieutenant, one Third Leu-
tenant and one Ensign Of the said Company. The
election will bc conducted in accordance with the
provisions Of the act Of March IS 1851 and the poll
books will be returned to these Headquarters as soon
as made up and sealed. BY command Of
JOSHUA II. BATES, Brigadier General.
HENRY @. kENEETr, Brigade Major. my5-i
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

BALTIMORE, May l3.-The Baltimore Rail-
road sustained no damages by the recent
frcshet. All the trains are running with
their usual promptness.
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-, THE GREATEST INVENTION

S>cAs- OF THE AGE-BrowD's Celebrated ITy-
gieniI Suspension Waist and Skirt Supporter, pat
ented December - 1889. ItthrOws the entire weight
from the hips on the soulders It answers for French
few days tho ladies say they can not be induced
70 DO without them, as the physicians say every lady
make $4,000 Sl5,O00 of the supporters to supply
this county call at the Gait House and examine
the artck. Fourteen girls are employed TO sup
ply the demand in Cuyahoga County; one girl
makes twelve per day They sell readily at So
and 50 each; n great chance for speculatOTs. One
young man In three weeks sold S27OO worth in
lndiana--a new hand at patent-rights The pro-
fits on the articles sold in four weeks paid for %
county. The article can be seen from to o'clock
A. NJ, and from l2to r. NJ, fora few days. have
few counties left in Ohio and eleven States for sale
including New York ltis article that sells to-day
and sells to-morrOw man who bought county
last week sends tO-day for county adjoining Clinton
All that buy once want more. myll-2tF
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Written for the Cincinnati Daily Press.l
% GENTLE WORDS.

n They fali upou the saddcned heart l> ~
a TI7N' Like an aattaging balm IA f
Ifedtlca Tho fe1nptst of the soul NII
In Into a holy calm;
They Ms away with rosy lips,
~ From eorrow's streaming eyes, III
Those burning tear before whose How o. t.L,
Contentmcnt ever flies.
When 'gainst tho purple sky Of youth,
Fate throws her leaden clouds,
And all the thorny path oflife,
In deepest gloom enshtuudsi
Then gentle words will waken Hope,
Whose smile so clear and bright
Through chaos breaking like sun,
Dispels the deepest night.
when late In liic on Mauhood's brow,
ir NJ Tho trace OF Time is seen, .r 4. frt-.r.
They seem to find the mystic power,
The gentle Nazarene
Once knew; for when the waves Of grief l
With fear our bosoms fill,
A kindly voice may lulithe storm, .I
BY Whispering "Peaoe be still. ...
CIxctNNATi, May 10, 1860. N.
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MEDICAL DIscOv-

J
xb~~Ia ERY is acknowledged by the most eminent
physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most etfec
more suffering, and effected more permanent cures,
than any preparation known to the profession Scrof
ula, Salt Rheum, Eysipelas head Scaly Erup-
tons of whatsoever nature are cured by few bottles,
and the system restored to full strength and yigor
Full and explicit directions for the cure of liberated
sore legs and other corrupt and running ulcers, is
given in the pamphlet with each bottle. For sale by
JOHN d, PARK, SURE, ECKsTEIN & CO., and
GEORGE NJ. DIXON. Price 81. sepl9 ay
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-14

According to the prayers of these political
parsons, the next Presidential CANVAS is ID
he carried onschiefy in the gHeayenly Geld,
and will turn in favor Of the party which has
the best praying men. These blind leaders
of the blind imagine that God is altogether
such an one as themselves; they would drag
the God of the universe into the arena of
American political contests. Invited to open
Il Convention with prayer, in order prop
erly 70 acknowledge their dependence on
God, these parsons entirely forget His
character and their own position, and imag-
inc that they are retained to use their minis
terra, position to secure His special favor for
that party. They are like the prophets of
Ahab, ready TO pledge the aidsof God to any
party which engages them. Like the He
brews, when they can not bring the great ,Je-
hovah down ltolthe level Of their ow n desires,
they will set upa calf to Worship, thus, as
st. Paul said, Making the incorruptible God
into an image like unto themselves"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e. FORTUNE TELLING AND
xA~Ss PHRENOLOGY.-AH persons wishing to
know their future prospects have them coreectly
stated by MADAME ALVIN, at l63 Fourth street,
corner Of Elm, where she may be consulted on all
matters concerning love, marriage, eonrtship, law
matters, business affairs, and viii tell the name OF
the lady or gentleman the will marry; also the
name of her visitors. myl3-cf
A~~SA METIC LOTION opens the pores of the
skin, and allows that TO pass OFF in insensibe per-
spiratiOn which wonld otherwise accumulate near
the surface II is the great skin purifier Of the age.
Nearly twelve years experience has proved that pim-
pies and other eruptons of the face, letter, salt
rheum ring-worm, orysipelas and every other itch
ing and other irritating disease of the skim re-
ieyed by single application Of this great remedy,
and in short time eectually cured; Price 30 cents
Prepared only by SOL0N PALMER,
No. 80 West Fourth street. Cincinnati,
the West. my3
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COxe's GeIatine.

VNHE ,s;Is GREAT a,5 y, SUMMER REMEDY.
5TOd t1T-L I| GEO M, DIXON, Druggist, ,,
myl3-d N, u. corner Of Fifth and Main streets.
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Bay Rum.

DURE OONCENTRATED BAY RUM,
N extra fine flavor. FOR sale BY III ~ y MY
Nd EDWARD SEAMAN. 4 co; pTaggistsi %
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i The undersigned! having used. Professor HUM.
tPlISEfSs SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In out Families with the most atisfRctoFy results anil
having full confidence in their genuneRess, purity
and efficacy, cheerfGlly recommend them to All per.
sPla Who wsta tg safe, reliable, and etcaelons
remedies at hand for private or domestic use,
The Rev. VIM. Hosmer, editor OF :.s The Northern
Independent" Auburn n. Z. the Rev. z. IL Ores.
the Rev. u. |. Ives, Chaplain OF tho Auburn State
Prison; the Rev. Spencer NJ Rice, Rector eW-BeI-
ford. Mass tic Rev. Allen Steele. New-foFk Con.
ference; the Rev. aGmuel Nichols, East enesee Con
ference, N. the Rev p s. Pratt, DoTsct VIZ; the
Rev. John & Eobie, buffalo a. G. Hart, Esq., Utica,
Schuyler Colx, South .Benl Ind the Hon George
ttnnlrlircya. Henry D. Cook Esq, Editor Of
Tie :. Ohio State Journal" Columbus Ohio the Hon.
Chose, AIonticeo, Pla the Hon. joseph Benedict,
UtlcE, n. S.i Vim. Bristol, EsQ,. Utica MI. a. s.
Ponl, ESD, Gdea, n. y; James lunkelt Esq, Nash
Vile, Tenr -
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.CiIalbarland Cement.

.NEUNBQuAELE1ANTIUL EOK5ALL KINDS
EaS6IS Whore water IS to be resisted;
Foundations IN vet aud damp places Lining for
routing for Cellar Floors and allrHrposss
4 g sd 5S1Red. : s.1iszf 'Sf4
on t6oneq Bal tipure City " later iworkA In The.
Conduit his Cement was used e9elst-
III q q "a oa<the masonry
andtan61 Of the Baltimore and Ohio, and y. ". Va.
1t bSeiiss ln tli0I6nghIS tested upon
the NeElsateF Works, in BaltiueDre, Is las
eesasse g az sltnAt ions which required work Of
The - said be the LRSf picce
III Ian a. e0HMtt y, over 10000 bll-
6hel3 o this Cement used, and both engineers
and concur IN saying that while Il
has eq91t sefa Places aud where Il ne
latN q BUlp Own SFB0yG SPRTH0B, 1t has this
al other quick setting thAt
FlheH On places and ePoEea @ tte sH, It Is
Il CSment VIII be furnishel In Darrei5 or Bags, In
quantities. 70 suit purchasers, by as i
n Il nv Is OLIVER PRYOR, wheeling
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.HO OD.
HOW lost. HOW REsrnREn.

Just. Published, in a Sealed Engelore,
THRNATU RE.TREATAiTSTAND
RADICAL G9RE Or SPERM T0RRHOEA,.0 r Sem
Involuntary tBsIDns, producing Impotency, Con.
is'Ssnrt ion and! .Hental md PhysIcal debility.
by ROB. u GULYERpEEEI4. NJ D. =,
The impoTNut fact that the awful consequences OF
mAy be etteetualIy removed without inter
nal the applications of caus
piricl is here clearly enonstrated and the
entirely new and highly stccssfut treatment as
means OF which every one enabled 10 cnr6 Himself
Heriectl and at the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrns Of tic day. This
Lecture viii prove boom to thousands and tlUusals
Sent under seal to any dress pest leqig, on the
receipt oil, two postage stamps, by undressing Dr.
CiLAS, j. G. KLINE, $50 First Avenue New YORK
Post Box 4.h8tl. =iss siy18
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EIN.E PREPARAIIlLNS
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATE Emf.

Z
The lRvent0rs Claims as acknowledged qnd protected
6y The Governments Of Cslnada, The United States.
aud Great Britain; to all ,rhog. il may c0nccrn.
XNY HAT CLAIM As5AIYt INVENTION Is. TIIE
Wv contriHnnce OF Keeping accounts current, OF
Tll1tcTcr kind, description or variety, in printel
orm, by Keeping the statements of the several ac-
counts printers tyPe.or their equivalents,
the type being 80 arranged in form as to admit OF
being readily snd quickly rcadjustel any particn-
lar part, where account may have undergSue IL
change, by the lapse of time OF the current Of bust
ness transactions: 50 that, when reAdjMsfed liz all
such partsup to tgvendate, an Impression then
taken from the type slal exhibit, Imprinted form
the tine state of all SO kept accurately
representing n the balances or conclusions in sIs-
coTfince with the end or ends contemplated in keep
ing me record rendering It, IN commercial business.
. balance sheet of the most compact and perfect
character the details Of management hcing sbstun-
tlnH0Srecite ed in CcC4tion wherein it is shown
that tho fact ESOts to be recorded may be repre-
sentcd by figures, symbols dates, or numbers Ilse
either separately or in linnton, by whNteVcr
else Will tn1tcsete the fact or facts desired: and
rtlicrlnore based on this primary invention, also
claim the dcyice or c0ntrtYance of rendering or
transmitting accounts III partial full statements
when the statement or statements sent thus.
or substantially thus. kept in type, by the contr-
yances OF my Invention. be the medium Of trlnsns
zion what 1T may; but the particular mode of rem
dcrng accounts by tile uSo Of the Dispatch 9aclliue
constituted of Apron Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp claim In the bToadeSt and fullest EenEe; and
also the machine itself embracing all its forms and
nodes uf operating, indicated In describing It
either as simple h1n instrument, or M propelled,
6S machinery And i'll connection with these spec=
iclnimS md bnsed -llpon them, also claim ali
other means ard appliances substantially the same
as those herein claimed or intended to he CEaimed
With these claims full acknowledged and urote ted
as above, this nvention has already spread itself
over CanildA, eighteen States of the American Union
and into Great Brttafn, md is used in than
thfee hundred Newspaper Offices. JtstmmenSe vaIHe
TO banking and similar Will be shown i'm
q eircnlar which will make its appearance soon.
MeaD%lile applications for Information. Deeds of
fght "Dsp Itch will receive due AZ
tentton, when addressed either to
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Also spEcIrIcs

3. ~ : 80
Fo3 As5lsaAA Oppressed, .D:nleaE
Labored Ting, attetle Will Cough isi, ESres4
toEStlon: Price. 60icenls per hox. ~ zEFt957ss
.FoR E4R DrscHA RoEssAS So DEEtxRss.-Dtsrl,.Ts
rom the result Of Scarlet Fever AIeasIe or
Msrcnfiala. For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
I1ieaE1nS3 and Ringng in the Ears, and Ear-NclIeS
FOB Glands Enlarged ana In,
~ apd Oil Ulcers, scrorulous
Sashexy OF Children. Price, 5NceMls perSbox =
aSa SEsEsAI DERIlTE Physical or Nervous
Slealfatson or Eliminating Discharges. Price, %
ngs With sssnty secfetaons Price 50 cents per SnS
ioR Sickness Vertigo Nau
~ Vomiting Sickness from riding or motion!
Price, GO cents per box
FOR, 0RESARY DtsRAsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Chi
Gull, Difficult, Painful Irritation DiSeasesof the Ria
neyt. Price, 80 cents per box - -
PoA SEMINAL Eftsst0Ss- InYo ibrf hTv4 MECH $780,!
and Consequent Prostration and Debility bad Re-
snts OF Evil Habits. The most successful and en-
Gent remedy known, and may be relied upon as 8
eu De- IEtee with null directions, 81 per box.
VINO wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care OF 70 seek advice OF Prof T6Q.
fero sI ~ 40 80 g hs Broadway, dolly
ll
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!SQphiiIis and Mf1ruriql EiseQse.
-NEw ORLEANs, 25tll AnguRt. "a

NEW ORLEANS, 18th AuEuRt, 1883.
DE-. ]. CATER: Sir: ] cllecrfuIly comply with
the rcime of your agent, and report Yon some
the effects have realized with your Strsaparilla
have cNrct whit. in my practice, most of the
complaints 5.r which it is recommended, and have
fouI its effects truly wonderful in tile cure Of TeRt
TcHL1G IfercMridt DissdEc One of my patients
lad Syphiittc ulcers III his throat. which wCro C0u
siminE his palate ind tile top of his Montll. Tour
SarSMlnria steadily taken, cured him III FIVE weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose. and the liberation Had eaten away colsilera.
Bile part of it, that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and Kill him Butit yelded 4.
my administration OF Jour SarsapariIn; lie ulceTa
healed. and he is well ngain, not Of cJnrse without
s"me disfgnration Of his face "A woman who E1,l
been treated for the disorder by mercury
suffering from this poison in Ter bones. They had
become SO sensitive to theweather that on a damp
day she suffered eXcrlciattng pain in her joints and
bones. She. too. cured entirely by yonr Sara
parila in n few weeks. know from its formula,
which Yonr agent gave mo. that this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con.
seIuently, these truly remarkable results witit
have not surprised me.
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Rev. RoBert, Dick, Rg gR H. n : y or
John s.. .unlnca. t.L.,n1Lon- E,N1,L. (

U4AAR- e "a IT'D ls0Nl07I SWGLAND. y
ITO rLEX,n who In the Montreal Gazetts of LIST
February, 1850 pronounces tho Hidea'' Of Keeping
accounts current sin type" .tgross abslritty.''
thanks are Hereby rendered. and the assurance given
thatthis gross absMrdity is all that Mr. Dick has
patented in the domain of keeping ACCOUNTS Ills
claims hinder therein into witch this
gross absardity is not practically Rmuggled in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither ii-
Fectly or Indirectly; neither explicitly nor symbol
caly; this ground his cairns1coyeF, and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this aBsurdlty and
nothing else, ia all he asks his claims nationally
read, attest: ia + 454;sz.5 Sent7
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LIVINGSTON, a In, !; pcD. ~. Is:

LIVINGSTON, IAIN., FeD. II, lS5S, =
PRoR: WooD- Dear Sir: Your HatrRestorstivc has
hair has been slightly diminishing for several years.
caused, suppose. from q slight burn wien i was
quite m infant. have been using your Hair Re
head of hair now growing, after havins usc,l5a
other remidies known, tono effect. ] think it the
most valuable remedy nov ex talst and wise al who
are afflicted that way to use your remedy
y ou. can. publish this If you think proper.
HOHIs, &C., -z45..= S. Ny,NIDDLETClN
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PRICE

C9Se Of 20 y!als complete in morocco and Book, $5
Sase o. 15 numbered boxes, and BOOK . :. o
Case OF 8 boxes, numbered, ana Book . i
SS,ngie numbered boxes, With directions, rs ctE
slnHte lettered boxes, with directions, 80 CTS
11 SsSs ssseEteh oz ytas for PLANTERS and
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Dr..I. n. s. Claiming, of New York Civ. writes:
Il mos! clsserfGly comply with ttic Tcqnt. Ut yorr
agent in SAyinE ] have found yUurs SarsalariiIN n
most excellent Alternative in The numerous r,IinlS
for which NE employ sEch remedy. hut especially
in Female DiEcQSe1 of tho Scruful0us da,Eesis /
have cured mnY cases df LvMUntflO4a w
it, and Eo.ne where tho complaint mas elIyui
cerettion of the aterus. The liberation iiseli was
soon cured Nothing within my knowledge catais
it for these female deraugenents''
Edward s. Marrow, of NSwbUry. Ala Whites: 5..A
dangerous 0r6TiaW ftNlo,. on enc of the frraes in
my tnnlily. which hal dctel all tile rerlcl,s We
could employ ll!is at length been completely cured
by your Extract Of Sarsnparilla. Our physician
Thought nothing but eXtirlatiOn could Afford relief
but advised the trial of your Sarsap.tlla tho
last rcsol h0tnre cutting. and it proved uffrctEaf
Attt:r taking your remesiy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease rcnaina.''
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NEW YoRK; Ian. S, 1855.
3IEssRs. o. j. YToop & Gentlemen: Hnyin,,
heard agooddeal shout Professor Woods Hair Re
my mind to- lay aside the prejudces, which /, in
common with great many PERSONS had ,,gatust ali
nlanneEo OF patent medicines, and short time ago L
commenced using Your rticlc, 10 test it forlnyscf
The result has been soycry satisfactory that am
very glai did So aud In justice y0u ms well as
as was but who having my pref nlice sith0nt my
reasons fors setting it aside are :ilnwiingto give
your trtat till they have proof
write ynu this letter. which yur may show to any
such, and also direct them mo for further proof
lisltment every day. - =
: My hair ia now its natural color aud much fu-
proNed in appearance every way, being glosser anu
thicker and much more healthy looking
Il am, Yours respectfully, HENY5JENRINa.
Cor, Guiein hin and Carol ST
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THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market,
HOME 6 EUROpEkN DEMAND.

2 70
II ME REASON WHY, IS THAT BY NATURES
II; own process II rnstoreSit the natural coorIerrn4
neutly after the hair becomes gray; supplies the
natural aud thus makes it grow on bald heads
scap and quicts and tones nlI the nerves aud thus
cures oil nervous headaehe, AMI may relied upon
to cure ~ diseases of the scaLp and hair: it will
healthy and best,t fi and If used BY the Young two
or three times week: it will never fall or become