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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24
A Great Exhibition Hoax.

We are indebted to the Spectator for the follow
ing amusing account of hoax connected with the
Great Exhibition -" The latest hoax started. by
no less Journal than the Times, was to the effect
that q speaking automaton, able to articuate all
the languages Of Europe, even Welsh, was to be
found among the articles sent to the show by the
subjects OF the Kaiser. The little bit of news was
not lost to eager sghtseers always on the qui uiue
for novelties, and the announcement had no sooner
appeared IN print than crowds of fine ladies and
gentlemen set in towards the wing near the western
dome, where floats the banner of Austria No part
of the building is further from completion than
this, and nowhere are there more natives unable
to speak the language of Albion pertfds than here.
thousand eager inquiries about the speaking
machine met with dumb shake of the head and
solemn pantomimic direction to little man in
grey mantle, enthroned on a mountain of packing
cases. Towards this royal-imperial representative,
some Professor Whatnot, and q man supposed to
know everything the tide accordingly set in in full
force. The speaking machine where is the
speaking machine 2 inquired hundred breathless
voices at the same time. Professor Whatnot DO
| litely explained that he knew of no speaking ma
chimes except the ordinary human ones and begged
to be excused from further explanation But the
account was deemed unsatisfactory and the more
visitors were told that there was no speaking ma
chine in the Austrian department, the more they
insisted that there ought to be one. Day after day
the crowds increased in the narrow lanes of the i'm
perial exhibition their inquiries driving, at last,
the poor Professor into sort of frenzy. He began
to think himself the victim of vast plot laid for
his destruction by political foes. and in fits of ex-
altatiOn threatened to commit suicide. Early one
morning. when We visited the show, we found him
sitting in dark mood at his accustomed seat brood
ing over his misery. In reply to the recital of his
wrongs, We attempted to calm his much harassed
international feelings, mildly suggesting that a
couple of TyrOese barrel organs kent alive bv yig-
arms, should be put right in front of his DO
sitiOn. The Professor smiled family, as if with
CLEAN of hope, but soon relapsing, climbed step
higher on his paeking-case throne, wrapped him
self in the wide folds of his mantle, and was lost
in meditation on English credulity.''
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24
~ Peter Pindar presented Madame Mar, will

- Peter Pindar presented Madame Mara with
one of his songs. which he afterwards sold to
publisher. Madame, who liked money. also sold
the song, and the two publishers threatened suit.
Mara. meeting the doctor. said :. W hat is to be
donei Can't you say you were intoxicated when
you sold itt "Cannot you say the same of your
self" " replied the satirisr; one story would be
believed as soon as the other.''
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

SIR Francis PAGE. The character of this
'' hanging Judge is IT ndered memorable by Pope,
the Duke of Wharton, Savage, Fielding and John
son. Page was the son of the Vicar Of Boxham
in Oxfordshire. He assumed the Golf Dec IA,
l7O4; became Kings servant Jan. 25. 17l4-l5; a
Baron of the Exehequer, May %, l7lS: Justice
of the Common Pleas, Nov. 4, 1926 and Justice
of the Kings Bench, Sept q, 1927. He always
felt a luxury in eondemning prisoner, which
obtained for him the epithet of ' the hanging
Judge Page was the Judge who tried Savage
for murder. whom he seemed anxious to condemn :;
indeed, he owned that he had been particularly
severe against him. When decrepid from old age,
as he passed along from Court, friend inquired
particularly of the state of his health He Piled
My dear Sir, you see keep hanging on, hang
ing on. '-NOies and Queries
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

WISDOM IN THE NoRTH.-We observe an apocry-
phal legend going the round of the Southern pa
pers to the following effect -" When the Duchess
of Sutherland was questioning the children at one
of her charity schools in the North the other day,
the teacher asked, What is the wife of King
called "A Queen bawled out one of the phi
losophers. The wife of an Emperor AN
EmIEess,' was replied with equal readiness. Then
whats Es wife of Duke caliedt' "A Drake
exclaimed sereral voices.-J0hn OGroat Journal.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

THERE WAS JOHN ON HIS KNEEs.-A shipmaster
in New York having discharged his crew and
cargo, wanted trusty man to take charge of his
ship during few days absence in the country.
John -, sailor, was recommended. But he
had no confidence in John, in any other sailor
he believed they would all steal when an oppor-
tunity offered. However, he could do no better,
and after having put everything possible under
lock and key. he duly installed John as ship
keeper Before leaving the city next morning, he
thought he would take an early peep at his SHIP
So he quietly stepped on board, and, unperceved,
carefully opened the cabin door. There was John
on his knees, with the Bible open before him
The captain carefully closed the door, and waited
till John appeared, when he thus addressed him,
at the same time handing him bunch of keys
from his pocket, '' John, you may open all those
drawers and trunks and air the things. John.
keep sharp lookout for those scamps along the
wharves John, keep everything snug; I'll be
back on Tuesday. y."-American Paper
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

% An Irish attorney threatened to prosecute
Dublin printer for inserting the death Of living
person. The menace concluded with the remark
that "no printer should publish death unlesa
informed Of the fact by the party deceased
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

81 John, can you tell the difference between
attraction of gravitation and attraction of cohe-
sion Z" '' Yes, Sir. Attraction of grayitation
pulls drunken nan to the ground. and the
attraction of COHESION prevents his getting up
again."
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24

% Philosophers say that shutting the eyes
makes the sense of hearing more acute This may
account for the many closed eyes that are seen in
our churches.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1863-01-24
MARBLE BOWLING ALLEYS!

Mr. w b. CARROLL, will have charge of the Alleys and al
those wishing 10 engage in heahgving invited
10 give him CALL Proprietor pledging himself that nothin
shall be wanting his part render his Alleys the mos
agreeable place of recreation and amusement IN ho
AsIeSaD'e P - 20 If
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

Az the time Of geing 70 preas--swo Of our
young men, given bot lew motths since 70
our couniry's ssF7iss, rs dead =l,his the hcsnds
Of our village. Thus as community we are
OtfcriDGppt sh@iaees upon the ul,arTOf our
country. Yet We hear no murmuring or com
planning so willingly do the people bear the
burden Of this war for the sake Of the union
and liberty. Ashtabula has sent the best part
Of three bqudred 70 The field, and slil ~ Oeca-
'sion requires she will send many more sooner
than witness the triumph of this wicked rebel
lion. Out Of her quota sent. quite a uumber
have already made their graves. Most sincere
ly do we offer the borrowed our coincidence,
while we also congratulate them for the honor
in cObseerdtihg tieir loved OusS TO our ma
lions welfare.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
DIED.

tn Plymouth, 90 Monday night last, DAyrD
WHELFLET,i soldier pflsl2, sged 81 years.
10 Jefersop township on Tuesday last, JAEH
HAzLETIsE, aged about 40 years..sss' , 49,, ~,
In Placeryilis. Cal Nov, 20. Wills PLArT,
aged about 35. ,
Ia this village on "Wednesday morning last
JonN N. FowLER, 10 the 26th year Of his age
The deceased was Corporal 10 the lIth N -.
Y. Battery, and took part IN defending the 90.
yeroment property sgainst the raid Of Stuarts .
cavslry at Manassas 10 August last. AS has
been previously stated he was struck on the Q. b
BY ball. thrown from bis balance, and fell into
ditch, where he lay some "a hours pbobssEyed
Ihei njury aud exposure was followed by fever
from which he has been ever since. .asuifrrer. He
mas bean quaTtered Of late at Fort Schuyler on
me border Of Long Island Sound. from which
place be was brought home on Tuesday only to
o'e on the Day folloWing naodr
I'd 40 this village on Wedpesday, WALIEh ,HoP.
klks. aged - years. He was connected, as
bugler, with the l0ta Cavalry. 4. & - ~, =.
!. The funeral service Of these two youno so,.
dlers will DO attended At tbs Meihodi.t ekarch
q the same hour--2 o'clock--on Fridav ; \.
The funeral sermon Of Cor. Fowler. win M
delivered 1t the Baptist church, BY the psstor
90 Sunday morning, at ths usual hour.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

The Girard Union says that Prof Sibbet the
elocuti6nist OF Wonderful talonl aud ektraordi.
nary pedal,eStremities met With poor success
in that towu--that he took the hint and eft
with bug 10 his ear. -7a, o rs.t s. .
There Is rensou to fear that the prof is not
in every instance duly appreciated A flourish
Of sulphurelsd hydrogen gas, such as has greet
ed him in some places, Is not perhaps, to be ex-
pected on ell occasions -.s5, y i,,s .,.s., s-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

PROV, HoFkiNs CoScERr on 1'hursdsy even
ing oflsst week. vas deei dedly the besthe has
given. The character of the music, so well ar
ranged and diversified, and the character of the
g execution, audlhe beariOg Of The perforHers
al ccnspiFed to make us feel thrill Of lApdable
home pride. We believe that pleasure and
,satisia;;ion was the only sehiinsnt expressed
ofthe Performance. The Dstt receipts wers a
little less than $40. aa1'a .tsIii2s.J IN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

A large portion of the sAmericaa people are
wholly unaware Of the edeieserious tf.cts Incl.
deut the use Oh seommOn .SaleratuS, thereby
producing disease, and destroying health The
highest perlec pon of art has bee1 attained in
the manlactnrs OfIicrrick Aliens Gold Medal
SolgaIus, Use one paper, and you viii ue YER
nave any other. leis great ways ahead OF
SODA TOYS t0 gse with cream tartar, Try it. For
sale oy most OF the Grocers and Druggists, aud
hi VII holesale hJ The Trade zgeueraly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

sl ORTIZ sCoKsIpERISGs--Go0d diet makes
healthy chidreo aud healthy adults. Good
SalsIsigss helps 10 make nut nlOps.. healthy di.
ct. Hence use DeLaDd & Cos Chemical Sal
erGtus as j. is perfectly pure aud better than
soda tor'all Pur, oses. q - = f" AdO0F
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

70 DEMOCRATIC CovESnoS We have beep
inquired Of about the proceedings OF the demo-
cratic convention at Jeaerson on ths 23d, but
as We have not heard a worl-sboutiit either IN
public or private, we rather imagine that Il did
not produce any perccptible sensation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

-, - As the Assessor has determined to hold his
Assistants TO the limitations oftthe statute in
masking their, monty hreturOs, it becomes ne
cessary that every manufacturern the sales of
whose products amount to 5000. to make a
monthly report to the Assistant Assessor on or
before the ffth ofthe month following. .,.,.s
~. o ''71s JAMES REED. Asst Assessor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

&. eg- The receipts at the Internal Revenue
Office 10 Washington up TO Jan 81, were over
$4,000, OOO exclusive Of receip pts fl ON corpora
iOhs, salaries and stamps.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

The Ladies' Aui-Slavery Society will meet
stthsSssidence Of .ALtx Kid. on Thursday
March H. ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

z PROF. SPKNoRR gave. lecture in Smith 5
/ Hallop Monday evening to a namer ous au,li-
enee, on the subject Of chirography, reyieFing
its origin progress aud present position. The
lecture was written with much beauty f, and pre-
scented mass Of i6foFma tion, the r. II Of re
search. close obssryatiOu and study, The au..
dience we're well pleased, as they were without
doubt pro6ted BY The eveaing entertainment
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

"a Hyos want ths.best Photographs eyer,mpde
in this county, either for Frames or Albums
go TO Thayers Photographic Rooms.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

furnishes the Reporter the following report OF
the proceedings ortbe February term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, Judge ,Chsffee pre-
sldihg. lsraaifihs ~ss .ttHtr. srs At.ss.lsa =
GRASD JuRoRs WIN. Dolph, 'A1dover N
Brown, Richmond ID. q. Caughey. KiOgsville;
II. s. Austin Geneva; Gisou Ford. NJ onroe' |;
4. j Belts, Colebrook K. L. HOlbrook, Ash.
lsbua,, Foreman; Sylvester Smith. LenOx /;
John Colby, Monroe JAG. Bates, Denmark /;
G. +. CsprOn, Conneaut; Il. Rawdon,' Wind
sor ; Milo Wilder, Jefferson, Henry Jones, N.
Oven, A pdsyer, TAssn2n. g., .,.,igs,,e,-,.
PKrTIT,JURoEs S--H. A. Andrews OonneEus ;
Gilbert Harmon, Ashtabula David. Huston,
Monroe Clinton Williams. Harpersfield !;
Frederick Pardon, HarperS6eld r. d. Norris
iarisgrove VIM. o. LiIley, Sheffield Lyman
Luce. Kingsville Edward Harmon, AndOver +,
Sylvester Ward. Wayne 10. q. Dean, JET
isrsOoi Harrison LOOMS, Jefferson.
The Grand Jury came 10 Tuesday afternoon,
and were discharged, having found aud presen-
ted bills as follows.
Ohio va Thomas Knowls and J John Wash
born for Petit Larceny. Parties reside 10.
COlebrook. Charged with stealing a horse
blanket and whip from some one in Lenox.
Ohio va Charles Parker for keeping a room
of public resort for the sale of in oxicating H.
quors. This case is from Kelloggsyile--grow.
lug out of matters trauspiring al Parkers Ho-
tel on Christmas last
Ohio VS. Frank Edwards for passing counter
felt money Edwards is a pedder aud was ar.
rested In Jefferson Township, In the iudici-
70. L.
ment heis ehargedwilh passiug the money in
three difEerent places. ~
f. II. Follett ys.sEunice Palmer, civil
I'd trial case-from November term Report.
ed 10 faii aIAsE oNOSsmber 1Jufyc found for
Plaiu tiff in. the full amount of $l25.74 v,.g
Simeon Parker vs.. Jane Parker--Divorce-
Cause, willful absenee--decrse granted. Par
ties reside in Harpersaeld. .... =. 3. 7l's
Business is very light, both civil aud Grimm
I'll. 81 ssr-l1s ias 3, s-,s. .s....- ..-,.-a-.-4 s..
~ The Jury found the Jail in The best condi.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
HELMBoLD,s RosEswAsH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases OF Syphilitic Nature
and injection in Diseases the Urinary organs arising
o habits Of cisspauon used In connection with the EI
tract Bnchu and sarsAparila, in such diseases recon-
evidence Of the esponsbIe aud reliable chaeer
ueconpapy the niedeines- r'if-f7-. p o - AZ
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
-MARRIEp.

ln Erie on the I'd lost. by, Rev. G. K HAreH
ALDEN MoRbE, of Kihgsvhle, to Miss p. A,
smosE Qf EsE Hodsen9 N, " saT
10 Jefferson, on the 23d nlt by Rev Mr.
Burns, JoHE SPIcKEELE TO Miss LARA SnIrH
both Of Sheffield.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
BLOoD: BLOOD
Hslmbolrs Highly Concentrated Compound
ttar1r ,Haa- .stil a t...s.a- .T1af- ..ssl.H
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla.
.idT Syphilis. q rsW

-ttN khFhA .. 60 ~ 4a ~
This affection Of the Blood and attacks the
Organs, LniAgs Of the Nose Ears rhr,at, wiudipe, and
other Mueus Surfaces making its Appearance in the form OF
UlceEs, Bembolds ENraci Sasapara parties the Blood
Complexion Clear and healthy Color 1t being prepared
expressly for this class Of complaints It's Blood-Punyng
Properties preserved greater extent than any Of Ser
preparation Of SarSaparilik .-",' " core 'nilhs
- -, n -.-...--L .--t....L =
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

4 smTH 4 GiLKEy present a show fine goods
10 their windows that either jsw or iuedel might
WslIstop to adore, particularly ifthey belong
cd to the crinoline persuasion, ~ 1, ii1,r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

w4SrED Nos, i3 aud 2f, or the Telegrapb
ofthe year 1861. A liberal price will be Civ.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

The Jury found the jail 10 the best condi
ton, and paid Sheriff Wright a deserved com
pnment -.sel.H L-s go. ....a CIV .-.L.l.--- ~.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
Wright'ssl Milinary store Il

? 'son Still in Full Blasts~ 4
RECEIVED, and constantly recsisjne
AOthe la t. comp'eest and cHEArEsr Stack Of doods
ever brought to thee atv The business will
and eppd1c'ed the extensive liberal scale a. hsrs-
ofore All rnors 10 the conary Notwithstanding Please
1mske "rse9Hss@Nes IA res aud sse for ysarssyea
q eaeeH 1. aaiicss- in.t = = sssle9 - = iienf' -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

BuRGLARY-Herrick q Brothers Store WAS
entered ousundAy nighriass by the removal Of
slight from side window AID uuGastebins and
raising the window. The thief found bjmsef
however 10 bedroom, securely boited from
the main rOom where OOly Boots aod Hats
.yIssre kept. HOM many III any Of. these were
taken, is not known. An advertisement ruIs
.. - fcnnd ssickingin the window, and ths iact OF
- itinsrAnl jour printer hsyicg been seen M king
hisNsy east with pair of new boots under
bis arm, sngges;iye that fellow calling ,him-
-iosef John Tislsr, who has worked week 10
:. this piios, vas the chap. zee .1,ag =, p
roSRIDIET's DOoR srRrr. OF which, we spoke
last week, proves TO be quite equal to the
caamaset up forit Drifting snow hhds no
NcfsDy o. crevice through which to make lie
e, sssAl.hy and subtle threads to our hsls SAd ait
=. ting rooms. No one VIII have his house fOod.
cd With water or banked with rnow, when !
.sbilllbgs win 20 o'etiectually sse6e hin from
both. ""ifff Ff''F'F
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
- Organ, Pipnoforte, Violin or GuitaF.

81 his feedencen Ashtabula from Friday EgepSHv mt
Monday Noon and from Tuesday EceninQ until Iarsday
Noon 10 cctneetion with the Union schooln Ctnaead Mr.
II. viii Be found at the Bake House In that place tie re-
Ssder Of the term. Sheet Mnsc and Books frnshsd when
desired.f His terms are reasonable % - a .HiHtsf
= ~Instuehts for in insruction furnished At
and COnneaut. 5fIfF q =.
instruction. In Vocal Music viii DO givenfor one or more
voices Era dsg its-c "a Ashtabula Dec 20. 1851.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

George W. Waite, A. II. SxpsrinfsnIsaL
Gso w Wars ~ r. - 80 Pvncipsl ~ HiTh s,Aosl
sisssAEAHh sqHossntAEEEae Assst.nt IN Highs sshos,
' i,' tlA ss'E,ss.9 fslsszia[o zsls%TeF ssAoo'
NJ, sr.As s.spsos 's,..sS.,s s.sss%.o DspssP.a''
siiss susASs NJ wiLDEE lEo1 = sPrnnr, pep.,1S,..,
Mise Rxas EspnoS. 5-'s ah- Asst stan. 10 Psin.r,
Ts sshooI FyeeteaH persons of suitsbs NJ. e.,d,,
l ses60 The sSgs %' rnd the s att.shsa shsrss
Fov constitute year rsrma Ss pup. from s6ro.a
w.lb +. 80
iEss Eos fr.%s. peE eHnsV ssssaT slsn -1gssos
Dor High school Is-.ssI boa2 Gs5zx as1S,
Tuitiop payEbl le IN advance, - M. Il, - -
All applications for sdmlssioh to De made u d. supe.
s'endAntt iAniDio g. 2sp 95Qf1 hS y 9r3F1kst
1862 and the Winter Perm January 6tb, 1892. ~
His highly desirable tata pupils BEGIN ttte ops
ing Of tems Nc pupscut be receved a.,
aess period neeaec,ons or ahssneo a.
sSP' Y Gases p Z, mesa e q st,sW ~
aH Rs,. Re-, JAMES "a sisSE BosSsR ass4 Of ks.u.,s.I.
|iE RssA5Hf coNKtINs Aaai al wasg
F" III. A.. tsSss ssssi.6s. sssfS it... esarzal uss
-qre. e.evnssss--------4-Bsar 0s nos.s.sa..
y .szsoI ,;tststsff,s,lep s;sSsSfffs sslh .sailssax
I9lfs11 ia aas "a Fan6sHzzz. ss,itrAN
IA ssIGNMENFs iNOTIfRaaA slDivi.
GOD st as pc cent hAs been declared ths asies.
sss %sns uos 81 A. w. Steele P.Ss sss sad ~. sAs
- AIssSuU, srtrl1sS HAIL. A.ss:s s.ss;
kT,AGES aud EmhreideFy, w bite 0apds.
Ssp spsin Iss linen shl, F9D.r ene.a
sp9, se s%sgPss 70 Psss0s hat I'll gse sea srsls
@"N va" % Sou 70" ~ e.F hvhhlsUNS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

CouRT PRocprDISos. I'D. X. Carter Esq,
furnishes the Reporter the following report OF
the proceedings ortbe February term Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Judge 'Chaffee pre-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07

.tas To Feryeus SuSferers OF Both Sexes.
f ARecead Genitnaa hseing beeS Rest0red health In
few days. after undergoing all the Irregular
expssive modes Of trsatmeu without INSIDERS it
his ssed duty 70 eomuunicsre TO his Afflicted fellow
dressed envelope he will send frc copy prescrip.
fiop used Direct to DR. JJHs DAGSALL, 1856 Fulton
Street. Brooklyn, NJ Y. Il -. - ~ -.,... l-1
8" Advertisement ofwArsexs k6RALgA KING Il Sno
ther column as SO - ,Eiafs ssa atsH "a
- "A Card to- the Suffering The Rev. WILL AN
CoseRovk while zboTihg Missionary in Japan,
cured OF COnsuw ton, when all other had failed by
rRepe obtained from learned physican residing In the
great city Of Jedd This recipe has cured gest numbers
who suffering frem Consumption Bronchitis. Sore
preston caused BY these dsordeFs!t ,.i..s.v. -
~ pesipna of benehpg othe vii rend this which
have brought home with me- T. all who need Tree of
charge. Address b. g, REv. WM OOSGR0VE, p
yelerasrasIs 4ss lFston Ayapus, BFooklyp, n. Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-03-07
"A Chemical Compound Similar to Ms Natural
Oil Of the HGir
FAYs SPANISH HAIR GLOSS

4 \
A'clEAS VII te and elegant treparriion t,r ttoro,;
the growth, uxurance and beauty of the Rafrcno inR
dnndru scales and scarf and curing the
of the scalp--nnequaed tr keeping the hair
tO rich luster. ID Is unlike heA leohe aud oil
preparations commonly hsedsT the liair.s Superiority
all Hair preparations consists IN it's properties h. IN
otening and eoong Instead of dry and heapg sSthe a
choic prealations are AMI being nee pf The gy qualities
which obr c the pores ftie sKiL when unhealthy and
which prevents the fllcies from exnding oily
cess n 10 the natural nIoistuFe beauty and growth OF t
nns free applicSton ofth Hair Clos impart more
aaiing beAuy and noisure N ts hsr than whole h1s
Of the alcoholic preparations usually sold
otherA wiz and this preparetion the best thsy can us
tn dress ehldreas hair keePlng Il in place giving il most
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