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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

n@- The Putnam Phalanx of Hastford, by Q strict party vote, refused to take part in the Lleetion parade on Wednesday.
 The Hartford Press justly says: "Ws had supposed that in our Election parade, inaugura- '"s 'ne Governor of State, not of party, a event patriotism, and proper regard for their '"a Dy''a~s, would have excluded mere party prejudices."
 | "I"' can you expect, Mir. Press, from a parcel of hemaphrodite granuics. xbo with .ll their fass and feathers, have mi va. .h.u... =, doing aught patriotic save disulav;nu .sa;- :. .' gust ranks and Hanks, to the d;.cus. se se ar .u' cent men outside of Hartsords They .,a , brave company in times of peoce. .na a = through Baltisnore" when accompanied bv n.os, :. walters!
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
NEW HARTFORD.

7 Martin Barber of New Hartford, was commit ted to the County Jail at Litch6eld, on May lst, for the crime of murder, under the following sin gular circumstances: Barber took a loaded rife and shot at privy, in which were three children, two boys and one girl. The ball took effect on one of the boys, passing through him near the heart. The boy got up and walked some feet, after being shot, and them fell dead The child was nephew of the prisoner, and aged about 4 years. The shot is clalmed to have been purely accidental. The deed was done at New Hart ford, April 30th, about l7 o'clock noon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
u,r TT ABRAHAM LINCOLN
 VIM. Il. SEWARD, Secretary ~ S...s

CEN. ScoTr's PLAss-A letter f.,.. m
 ington says, General Scott is fully awake to the importance and urgency of the occasion, and fully informed of all that the rebel leaders are doing or meditating. He is occupied as he wa. in the early part of the Mexican war, in carrying into effect plans carefully laid, and as careful,
 concealed from the knowledge of the enemy Before they are aware, the net which he has SC win be sprung upon them, and they will be ta l ken in it like covey of partridges."
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card to the Suffering.

TIE REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laboring as missionary in Japan, was cured of Consump- ton, when all other means had failed. by a reel the great city of Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering from Con- sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds. and the debility and nervous depression caused by these disorders.
 Desirous of beneftting others, will send this recipe, which have brought home with mo, to all who need it, free of charge. Address
 REV. WH. CosGRovE 43m 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

HoLLowAY's PILLs.-The Progress of great Fact. Dropsy.-It is q faes that no subject has cansea more a,ssens.On among s sne iacuisy than fact. that nothing conclusive has yet been arrived at by the profession-but the great fad is, that Holloway's Pills are the surest and safest reme- dy, because founded on reason and common sense-it is an undeniabh fact that Holloway pills by their purifying and invigorating properties cleanse and strengthen the blood, and by extsr. minatinating the cause prevent the efect--and C asivesal facs that they have cured thousands afA ter all other means had failed, HR:
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
WOLCOTTVILLE.

Our town voted last Saturday to appropriate $450O, or so much of the same, as may be re- quired to purchase arms and clothing for our volunteers, and to support their families while they arc in service. B. R..Agard, F. N, Hsally, Wm. R. Slade, Thos. A. Miller and H. L. Rood were appointed committee to make distribution of the money.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

p0- We are informed that in the village oi Seymour these was flying this week secessioa ,sagl Is this so?, Isitrpossible tho. Union men of Seymour, or of any town in Connecticut will permit this disgracefal banner to float over Con. necticut soil? Out upon such treason, Down with such 9 Aagl The air must not be polluted with such piratical emblem.
 We hope the report is not true. If it is, we are glad the inhabitants changed the name of the village long since from Humphreysville!
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

To eoHREsPosDEsrs.-Our many friends will pardon asr if from the multiplicity of communi cations with-whichwe are favored, some of theil own become delayed unseasonably before they appear in print, and some do not appear at all.
 This applies not to those who send us local matters of interest, from whom we should be happy to hear much oftener than we do, and print their items immediately.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
The War Newa

The War news of the past week though not of very greatly exciting character is highly i'm ."rtant- The Government has called for an ad. itional S5 900 troops, double of which number is already offered by the loyal States.
 Maryland has deferred her secession until a Eiare convenient opportunity and the loyal spirit once more predominates. Virginia is fairly out so ar as her reckless political traitors cs, rend CT her, but from the chaos and anarchy which How exists in the old Dominion will arise a new and patriotic state of feeling which will ere long sender n loyal to the Government and the con : tut'on'orsink her in utter devastation and ruin
 The Federal Capitol is now, safe agaiast an, I'rce that can be brought against it, and the "O'ernment will prosecute with vigorous meas ures any advance of the traitordus troops besonnt Richmond. ~3 .. s,a$sss .4si ::
 h s expected that Eastern visginia will ye es the seat of conflict unless direct backing ou 'ne feoeis IS announced, and the Government ''ii admit no right of peaceable secession. or an, severance of the Union. Hf
 may expect either a complete subjugatior '' me traitors or an srte'minatiom of them. On' 'he other will alone be satisfactory to the loya 'aasses which have arisen in their might.
 And the accomplishment of this result vii sniy he the work of time.
 In New York City the excitement is at it As'gn'. New regiments are being sent every da S "ashingtsa and the South. All business sverborne by the prevailing patriotic ardor, an 1s least million flags flying from all parts . 'he metropolis testify the universal feeling of th North.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

espectfully dedicated to the Volunteers of Ol.
 Litchfsld, Conn. The Fathers, the Union and the
 Flag. .. BY WM. TREAT. Awake! Arouse! ye men of might, And by the Unions stand, Gird on the armor for the fight, Make ready for command. Your Fathers bled in days of yore, Beneath the Stripes and Stars, For them no fear had fields of gore, Nor dread had Freedoms scars. Britania's Lion could not then Your Patriot sires subdue, And now shall hordes of rebel men Be said to vanquish you? Go to those honor'd mounds where sleeps In pride your Fathers dust, Where Freedom still her vigils keeps, And Glory guards her trust. And as their living spirits rise Rebellion to bewail, Resolve that what you most should prize, The Union shall not fail. Remembered be the tolls and blood 1Aat gave our country birth, That but for Treason still had stood, The noblest, best of earth. Remembered be that good old Flag Wrought by that Patriot band, Death be to him who seeks to drag It's emblem from our Land. Remembered be those kindred braves So late by rebels slain, Whose blood calls vengeance from the grave Of sires on Concord's plain. Forget all party creed and wrath The ballot box creates, Traitors are in our country's path, And Rebels at its gates. Then arm, ye sons of sixty-one, Nor dread Patriots grave, Those blessings that our Fathers won, Our duty is to save. Arm, sons of Litchfeld's noble sires! Where still their colors wave, Thy motto loyalty inspires,
 My country or my Gravel"
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
DIED.

In this town, April 18th, Mary Elliot, eldest daughter of Vim. and Susan c. Norton, aged IA year.
 In this village, April 18th, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Moses Wadhams, for merly of Goshen, Conn.
 In Rethlem, March 21st, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Samuel L. Bloss, aged 38.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
MARRIED.

In Ellsworth, April 22d, by Rev. R. D. Gardi- ner, Mr. Philetus Clark, aged Is years, of Stan- fordville, N r., to Miss Susan Ferris, aged Is, of Ellsworth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

OUR NEW GOODS are coming into Store. We have some good bargains to offer our customers, and invite an examination of the Stock. HART BROS co.
 West Goshen, April T., 1861. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
BETHLEM.

A sad accident occurred here. daughter of
 MT. Frederick E. Thompson, while playing near
 boiler filled with boiling water, fell in, and
 was so badly scalded that it lived but few hours. 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

The following was the programme for the Elec- ton Parade yesterday in Hartford:
 City Police. Aid.] City Marshal Aid.] Grfiins Cornet Baud. 1st Company Governors Horse Guard,
 Major Boardman.
 Hartford Cornet Band 1st Company Governors Foot Guard,
 Major Seymour.
 New Haven Band 2d Company Governors Foot Guard,
 Major Norton. Aid.] Infantry Company B. Cromwell, Aid ] Capt. Stocking.
 Colts Armory Band. Hartford City Guard, Capt. Hemingway.
 Band Seymour Light Artillery, Capt. Ellsworth. Sheriff and Deputies on Horseback. Aid.7 GOVERNOR and Staff, Ala. J
 Mounted. Lieutenant Governor and Suite.
 State Officers. Field and Staff Officers of the Elrst DiVisiVn ;i Aid,1 Conn. Militia. Aio' Third Regiment .., Aid.1 Connecticut Volunteers i"'J City and Town Authorities. Sa e, Officers of National and State
 Government.
 Fire Department of the City. A;a1 Chief Engineer Norton Aid. ] and Assistants.
 Citizens on Foot.
 Citizens on Horseback.
 Citizens in Carriages.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

p@. The question is often asked, what is a "stand of arms?'' Properly speaking, it is . complete set of arms for one soldier, which would
 include the bayonet, musket, and their appur- tenances.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

THE THANKS or THE GOVERNMENT TO MAyor ANDEKsoN.-The following is a copy of the let- ter of the Secretary of War to Maj. Anderson: War Department,
 WASHINGTON, April 22, 1861.
 Major Robert Anderson, late Commandinr ofi- cer at Fort Sumpter
 My DEAR Sra: am directed by the Presiden. | of the United States to communicate to von and through you to the officers and men under youY command at Forts Moultrie and Sumter. the aT,- probation of the Government of your and their judicious and gallant conduct there; and to ten- der to you and them the thanks of the Govern ment for the same.
 am, very respectfully, SIMEON CAMERON, Secretary of War. THE PAY or THE MILITIA WHILE IN SER vIcE.-The following is the pay allowed to yol- unteers by the government while in service: Per month, Colonel, $218 % Lieutenant Colonel, l93 co Major, l75 co Captain, 11o 50 First Lieutenant, los 50 Second Lieutenant, lO3 50 Brevet Second Lieutenant, lOS 50
 First, or Orderly Sergeant, 29 70
 Other Sergeants, 27 %
 Corporals, P %
 Privates, 20 co Musicians, 21 %
 Officers are required to provide their own uni- forms and equipments, but the men are clothed and armed by the government,
 Col. MAy.-It having been recently reported that this gentleman is 6 secessionist, 1t is due to him to say that the reverse is the fact. A revet-Colonel in the army, he saw his juniors promoted over his head, Hardee being the last instance; so, in September last he went to Wash ington and rendered his resignation to Secreta- ry Floyd. The latter refused it, and gave him years leave of absence. Recently, Col. May went to Washington, and rendered his services to Gen. Scott, provided he could serve in the | rank to which he was entitled. The General | was sorry that he could not so arrange it, and Col. May has since rendered his services to the Governor of New York for any position he may choose to assign to him.
 GEN. BUTLER's REPLY TO MARYLASDERs.- When General Butler landed his soldiers at An. napolis, the authorities protested against it. He replied: "Sirs-We come here not as citizens of Massachusetts, but as citizens and soldiers of the United States, with no intention to invade any state, but to protect the capital of our com mon country from invasion. We shall give no cause of offense, but there must be no fugitive shots or stray brickbats on the way. | GEN. ScoTT FOR THR UNIoN.-The following is the answer Gen. Scott gives to the rumor, which went like wildfre in the south, that he had deserted his country and gone over to the | secessionists:
 WASHINGTON, April 2O 1861. | Hon. John J. Crittenden Fl have not chang ed have not thought of changing. Always ! Union man WINFIELD ScoTT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02

p4- MT. Writings (Of Tosrington,) Benecia Boy," was driven into town on Tuesday, and cre- ated good deal of notice by his fine action, suitable movement and elegant appearance. He is one of the handsomest horses in the County, and we are assured, one of the fastest of the Black Hawk tribe in these localities. And fine horses are not rarity in Litch6eld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
The Fathers, the Union and the
 EHQQ

Respectfully dedicated to the Volunteers of Old
 Litchfeld, Conn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

zSrPPER FOR THE BESEFIT OF ST. PAU. s NJ.
s1,sF.l CuuRoH. Ladies of St. Paul's NJ, E..
Church pnpOse lEelling FESTIVAL, ut Temp!ar
sz ~ Hall. on Thursday evening of next week. the
b; &vils to be appropriated toward liquidating
the indebtedness oftIInt chnreb. Those having
charge of it thoroughly understand getting mp
and managing affairs or the Kind, aud all who
attend VIII not jail 10 find ii au agreeable So
cial reunion aud rare entertainment. The OBJ
v,s jecl pr which it is held being one that must
coinr.cnd itself to the favorable consideration
Of o4t eitipsus. We hoPc they will Indicate their
: ssHIiapafhy and good will by their presence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Any Of our readers afflicted With scr0fula OF
ScrofulOus complaints. will do well to read the
remarks N our advertising columns respecting
it, = isut Little u tn natRre Of this disOTleT
has been kE0wIf liy The people, and the clear
exposition Of II therr given. will prove secsp
table aud useful We have long admired the
searching and able manner in which Dr. Aver
treats exery subject he touches: whatever has
his attenton at Al. hs8 - agueat dsal 81 it; he
masters what he undertakes, and no ore who
has particle of feeling for his afflicted fellow
man. can look with Indifference upon his lAboFs
for the sick. Read what be says Of ScrUfula.
and see in how few words and how clearly he
tells us more than We All Have known eff this
insidiOus and fatal ady--Sun, Pittsburgh,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

And IN fact all the details usually found FIRST cLAES
HOUSES. Our businl will be conducted in strict ac
cordance with the Constitution. and we desire and
especially invite the hearty cooperation of all ladies'
and Gentlemen 'PatriGticaily" ircned. and nothing
shall be overlooked that will tCnd TO promote the wei
fare Of coRntry" " the general interests Of those
10 want Of CHEAP DRY GOoLS, CARPETS, GROCER
les, CR0C KEkY, &c. &c.
Come early and secure the best.
Yours respectfully
MENDENHALL 4 MILLER.
Delaware. MSr. Is, '6l.-ftr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15


John Logan, Plaintiff, CoHrt nf Comm o.i Pie
- p lazssF -EsaiDst 5-4zI = ~ nf Delaware Ioun
Jahn Ogden. and MI. u. Og. aud State Of t.hio
dcu his Fifo, and 4ohn Mitch Ioot N-.,4 -
eIf, ncfcndaEsss go -e0'
3OHN OGDEN and N. j. II Ogden his wife " ksose
III resideHce is supposed To BciH the state OF Illinois
viii tSs notice that John Logan did tho
d Of l. .lSel, tic his petition in the Court
CommOn Pleas within aud for the cnnty OF rlaWarc
IN stld STATE Or bhiu against the said John oien
Ms H. Ogden bis svfi aud John Mitchell 6ofendants
setting forth ibat the said John OgeR aud 81 j. II 0g
his wife the 1st day OF Septt Tpbrr. a d. 1854
gave mortgage Jamss Mitchell on IN Lots No fCOi
sixly snd sft yhine t6aJ recorded designated on
tho rrrpHl Cd plat Of t town Of South nelaRare being
the premises sold by said john Mitchell said Ogden
by deed bearing dat3 August 31st. a. b. ls54 10 said
county 6Belauare aud State OF Ohio secure thc ry
unent nf thousand dollars aseardin 10 CERTAIN notes
Of hand referred 10 in sail mortgage and that aad To-
ghn purchased SAID notes and mortgage OF sld Ncc
4ndpWyinE that abe said John ogden payfpay The gum
of (SS79,54 eight hundred and seventy nine dollars
aud City four rcnts claimed due With lusrr.
Eto1 tbe 1Sth dap of August A, n, Sl60-ur that
said rsre may he etf th Ty the same. And said
d9icRIans neted that they required tOanswcr
st5l etticb on or osfors tbe 42tA day Of Apr A. D.
'''' -sie se sE bg e7es stssr5s III fer yJas Ps;n.is
Feb, ahdssl >=et Is5,2el
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

s4as AIE JoHS KTTLErox, Of Galelia, has favor
- e1l US Milh- The Buckeye Coffee Pot, most use.
hiild6d slns bic lateitcsl arficleal the right 10
manufacture and veud which in our county he
pctAessss. tlat hAs4bccis prslfy thoroughly test
's1 !.i IN bur md gives entire satisiaetion-
= It's pecuIisr merits being tha, it thoroughly
extracts thecsscIiee Ir0lntlie berry, thereby iu-
=, ,rnriRg greater strength o. auid from the same
,latiiy Of cafrle used tLun by the ordinary
- rocysS and obviaies the necessity of any
:. g beng added TO settle or clear he bcvcr-
,..,ag;, Mr.. y, is making arrangements 10 sup
:. !, : liIx all 'who,may desire to procure it. Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

CoNcEKF FoR THE BESEYTT OF K2Ss4s SdFY
gSaRERs.-The distinguished Vocalist. Humo1
sise and Mimic, LIZ GRAxD B. CUsHNAN. assist
hed by Miss BExSErr, noted Cantralto and
Ballad Singer, and other distinguished per-
FORMERS, win give an entertainment at TenpIar
Hal tomorrow Saturday evening. The
proceeds Of their Concerts are appropriated TO
the relief Of the Kansas snfferers-and that
There Is no deception in this respect, tie
sBasiness Agent, Mr. wnIDDEs, has demon
ysrsted to our satisfaction by the exhibition Of
-letters from Gen. PoMkRov. Chairman and
Corresponding Secretary ofthe Kansas Relief
Committee, and receipts for remittances TO a
large amount already forwarded. Thus our
. eitiSens viii have The opportunity Of enjoying
.sa,rare entertainment and at the same time con-
aasributing 20 most commendahle object. The
character of the entertainment may be judged
from the following notices extracted from a
considerable number Of similar. character i
..CCsuMAM. At MEncASTlLE LIBRARY HAL1..
is nightly nfording thr lovers Of fined iuirth
and music, combined with truth ard sentiment.
the most complete qualification. Nothing
short Of visit, can give definite idea Of the
= high order and great variety of his entertain
menfs His soulstirring songs and side-split-
Astiug buresqaes. amply repay every behOlder.
His Comic Egyptian Debate is called for
nightly, with renewed zpst.-S. Louis RspUb-
iicdn.
= Kansas AID CoXcERr.-Inst night good
audierce greeted Mr.. Cushman with hearty
manifestations Of extreme delight in his efforts
to blend useful and agreeable amusement with
.beheSelence. Many of his pieces last might
were nppiantIed with z.st bya discriminating
Audienee.-C Chicago Duly Democrat November
taa gIhoaitliiion to an excellent and highly cuti-
g 3 xaied voice, as a singer. AIr. Cushnan has a
versatility Of comic talent that is remarkable
slin its character. and in its effect upon his au-
diencc And his change from @grnve q gay,
fpinl lively TO severe. AMI his perfect NJ slery
g oyer the Yaripns emotions, il in itself slndy
: and source Of great pleasure. lie cannot be
! shcai. Miss Bennett, also, won her way ipto
the heartsofil who heard her. She is not sur
s.espasset by any singer who has appeared before
.Hi Oshkosh audience, - sFkost North West
4 r q q ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Ministers of the gospel, Of all denominations
I'VE used. " ilsOn Celebrated Headache Pills
remedy fsF tie geBcfap iadisp6sitionG Gani
rGs&SIness vhirh sGfreqas ntlo attends their
arriuous calling and hundreds of them bave
t0Tne voluntary testimony of the great relief
hey have experiences from the use Of this
medicine, fer indigestion. Nervous Headache.
and sia1Il ar Ills Pre- paTeSsand sSlld by B. L.
FAHNESTOCK &Co., Wholesale DrnggiSts.
and RTsPtiesgSs E9f Bk Y sEAHEEs IOcK'S
street< Pittsburlsh. Pa. and n L. Starr s.
brothers, DeIEware. 0hi0s 0sz1 z1s ss1-e-f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivins Gelsbrsted
Silver Coated Female Pills.

THE only certain and safe Remedy for all Bts-
r.ne Q0st-uSti.4lS Monthly bficultiCs lrFcgulaFi,
tics, and all the otpf diseases to which the epaRs
Wife, ami Mother is peculiarly liable-
Th lsa Fis rttceteTious Iugrad leptsbut are
safe and csrtainn 9ler ctNu. rIey will be found to
the haPpsss ee in all cascs of prolapsus Cteri;
I-GacnFrhca Il hitss, they viii be fonnd the
most eef tain that be found 1t is
4lS they should not be taken y
Pregnant Fe1aIcs. (uli ne first three months as mus
carriage is cefTdia) be brought on but other peri
their perfectly safe For sale by Druggists
Delaware
-8E0e aolltr and fhTee 7postage Stamps enclosed
any authorized agsLy viii ensure pacsage Of pills
I by rstur7z mail, C crosby, General Agent
Buffa o, \. Y. -
7aCAruoS-Beware 1f COuntsFfeits: the genuine have
March 4 'sl.-flyE w s0ED
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15
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Imperial Wine Bftters 2
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1s Al <hoFare asoSad ia IhelpseaE cOas1mpGoa pr
Weak Lnngs saOald use. thcHa-
sIner TrO1n weak StOEn1ehs, Indigestion Dys
Peesiz Pies shouid them.
All VhoSu1er from General Nervous Debility, Rest
3eeEuEs night Nantol Seep &o., should them
Vc c0nvaieseeRt after fever or Other
EiEkneEs should lfleua-
Ministers az the Gospel Lawyers, Lecturers and all
pubEc speakers should them
Book keepe-s, and all persons leading ssdsntAry
lie should use them
The aged and ialgm Should use tbem-
AL whd require tim uiant tonic shoiid use them
All Who ada ets ihe AFGent spirits and
N8sh 70 reform, should them-
They are MADE OF Pure Sherry Wine. and Of The
tive plants GHd hefbs OF the country and shu1ld be
commented By Peranee soeieties, eierK Ihy
sicianst aAd all friends Of hem aHitF.
They prepared BY experienced and skillful
phYzician and aside rUn Their medicinal properties,
a pQzt Gel ssfl beverage and Fet5 asa nedIcIae.
ianoceht and harmless a he deWS Of heAve1-
Sold by druggists genFratty.
CHARLES WLDDEFIEID D * CO., Proprietors,
t@~- > rs William Steeet, View York.
NA- For sale by H. CORSKLL, Delaware, Ohio, and By
all Druggists 5z=- feb Is, ely
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-15

Avsry, ,pleaeaat aa-wsll aa .urefal- -Artic3eo
tls tofIet s SssEsile4 KIsr .flu.- Nd. tHt-
ter prepaTatis.n has seEeE ben discovered by
science Isl preveBting baianess and decay, and
for restorinE hair that y gray. dFy. OF falling
out 70 healthy gr0yeb, and 70 its pristiR
colOE HundHesIs hEse sxperimeHtgd with the
lsafr dyes which Apssts hnhataral hue te
the hair. and lesEe il harsh and unpleasant to
the touch Tbe effeet .of the Restorative
the reverse SEQ adyeEtisernsnt aud eircuIras