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A Beautiful Complcxfou.--Laard's
BLOOM OF YOUTH everything for prcscrvingi
and bean,ying the eomricEon and skia ass BsoadvaS
and druggis everywhere.
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Grover u Bakers highest Premsu.w
Elastic Stitch Sewing xaehincs fcs Ercsdwey New ,x.
ina g3S Fulton asrprt, B<oeslyn.
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Photograph Cards for GensiemeS 3 =
"a racSe ca atsloxues sent foe 20 eests sN
%. HEaMErTE. ss Liberty street. New yosh.
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OMcSaI C1 1rcuIars tn shelby Colicg Lot
tery furnished By SIMMONS. RO0EH6 CO.. New Yosas
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC,

Ths Latest Nsws from the Umsou Army
The Naval Battle between tho Fxear-
sarge ana the Rebel Prtva ateer Ala
bama-Ths Rebel snip Dsfented ana
Sunk-rho' Latest News from Europe,
60, SO.
Tho mail stssmship Ocssn Queen, csptsr Tnkicpaugn
viii Iesvs this port to-day for AspnwaiL
Inc mails for Central America and the South Pacias
viii clese as half past ten ocsneE this morning.
rua Nav Yoax HksnD-Edsiou for the Pscinc-wiH -
rvady as hafpsst nne O'Clock tho morning. VIII
give ths stest accounts Of the and position Of
Lsutsnsn< General Grant At Pes-,ourg Va OF the ope
atoms OF General Sherman in Georgia. and the
spatches from the Union Forces In all parts Of
try; Full asd graphic The Naval BAttls o.
Cherbourg France between the United States soopos-
war Ksarsargs and the rebei prvatecr Alabama result
ting the Defeas and Sinking Of the ofva.eer. and the
capture Of sporson Of her officers and Crew rase ana
interesting intelligence from Europe aud detas of ali
distressing events of the past ten days.
Single copies, n wrsppers, ready for mailing. siE
1euts
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Prsxes Csshed ta Az l.ex~ii.ei LoAse-
res tuformstion gwen. 0At.LA0HBRA 4 yENJAxyN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street Philadeipnta
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All NY Pain is Gone.- WoIcotCs In
SLANT PAIN ANNfAILATOR cured h~adsche. :.
rsiga, oothsche aud caarrh. Sold everywhere.
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Wsgs. Tc~pees, HAIR Dye, zair Dysirn
bAtQRlLOGs, " posA yzssA
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VIM. Knabe q Co..
uauufactevpesef
GRAND AND sQUARx PIANOS,
Testimonials ss escslsncs from Thacere etossehAk.
ptrAkosoh, SAtter aud oshsr safins artists frcs hees
promptly sess on AppncAuou.
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Lottery Tsckets Cash ed-10 for Ms Ton
given. JOSEPH BATES Broker. II Wall street. roo-n l.
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cHRaaIo UhraRRa,
CuREI,.

CATARRR OF rAE TYvPA.rC MUCOUS
MEMBRANr. oBsIRuCIloNS or TIE
EcSrAcfitAN TUBE
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II You Want 10 Know. &C.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON 5EHsE.
A book eariou. people. and gooi hook fug
every one Prizes ~ So To " had At sil news dspots
cootsots Abes m aiiea free ADDRESS
Dr. y. y. FOOrs, kfsD Broadway, Nor Yorx.
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An InfailfbIe Remedy for Grny Hair.
EoYTs HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE, 30 ies'
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Pvixes Csshed im All Lo&ali2ed LOtts-r
ries and nfSmatsn given BY JcLCrE. Exchange Omas.
l76 Broad WAy.
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Truspes, Elastic stoc N pgs, Ssc.-Ma rsh
CO Cure rruss 0dss ely - Ne 2vsssy strss
IIahv sAtsudanA MI.A
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Address 10 kmoke ers.-P0ilnk 4 Sos.
Mecrschaum Manufacturers from Rrnoms
10 49, Broadway, Fourth street Wholesale aud Se,A
Pires cut 10 J, der aud repaired.
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every ~ The Eye and Ear rslrrlur either
dcsI swgissi aid attended IN b. Dr. rOS III sRNRBR.
his consulting r,orns sio Broadwey ucss Twelfth street
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The Balm 0s .. Thoasand EiowyP % o
selightfai compound kAghly and delcaely sa ~ uss
,o tie toilet, impsrng beauty com ort and neah the
and decay perfumins the breath, and rendering sweet
FoR fHE NURSERY. a, this season Of the year. the
Balm rvausbe viii IN every Instance prevent and
cure those evp,iops skin which ufnn srse
20 much N VAIN weather iew drops poured into
~ pavS ceid water will 10
sstvsly free sny IN uroos inter- aad may be used
with the onGdsnoc by al
Hwrses Price per bottle For saie BY all drugy se
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~ NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AEFEoTIoKs IN Tas
TlihUA1.
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Ns~ York etyS He has other oa,~ Establish ~
ISn Eight rrivsts entrsBce lie esroois
crup,ions and spots te skin: Ulcers % all kodh the
poisonous lmpar'ty OF the blood. Gstula al Diseases
usrtaninT % The urinary organs rheumaiism ss Wors
Human trafv. Nervous Detiity rzrlv In1i5crruoE-
Consultation GRATIS Hours from H. y. until o'e;oeh
. ~
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AZ f53 Broadway, below Graud, G0Ur-,
AuDS derot No the Italian Medisafsd Soap
freckes esuptons sonburns redness ssho~-
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REINFORCEMENTs FOR WASHINGTON.

Important Order from Gov. Seymour.
rRs NATIONAL GUARD TO BIZ READY FOR IMMEDIATE
81 ta .aaHaa. SBnvICH.
REUAL 0RDKRs-No. H.
GEsxKAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE Ngw YoRK 7
ADJufAEr GENERALS OrncH ALRASY, July I2, 1884. J
The commandants Of all the regiments Of the National
Guard OF this State hereby ordered to hold their
commands n readiness for Immediate service
The major generals, commanding divisions, and the
several brgadier generals OF the State will this
order 10 At once promulgated throughout their division
and brigade DISTRICTS -
BY order Of Tho Commander In Chief. -
ISAAC VANDERPOEL,
Engineer In Chief and A. A. A. q.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

remains a mourn(ul requiem, will the
minds Of the people arouse to the emer
gency of The occasion, and leaving the
ancient landmarks. shake off the dust of
centuries, and prepare for higher sphere
Of existence.
Owen LovEJor has departed, but the
mission to which he gave his time and
talents is still going on, and but short
time Will elapse, ere the fulfllment oil
his most ardent prophecies will be real
lied, May the flowers grow green, and
the winds OF heaven softly breathe upon
the spot consecrated by his ashes, while
the oppressed ard down trodden Of al
ages, nations and climes will hold in
greatful remembrance the name Of OWEN
LovEJoy, the bondsmans friend.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

about supp lying the deficiency, is it to
be expected that our voters, loyal as they
are, will willingly vote on themselves a
tax. when all their important interests
are ignored +? Thensa Copperhead and
as miserable one as there is in the
Board, comes in with what will call a
check resolution, limiting the amount to
be borrowed 10 $4,000, fearing the peo-
yIe might vote TO much. O, dear !!
Thus much for what the Board has done,
and now a few words in regard to what
they Jailed TO do, and then | am done
for the present. If they had met the
matter manfully. submitted vote to the
people to enable the officers to borrow
money to make the school and road
fund good now, and a soldiers bounty
fund 10 cancel the warrants in the course
of three years (when their time will ex-
pire J Of the recent enlistments at per
cent. interest. l believe it would will
ingly have been adopted by loyal COM
munity, but when all interests are over.
looked, except what appears to be the
county officers interest, l hardly believe
the voters will vote them permits ion to
tax the inhabitants for their especial
benefit. But time will show. When
there were SO many interests pending,
none had oughtto have been over looked,
but our patriotic Board had the old ad.
age in view. probably,
=" That when ignorance is blss,
lis folly to be wise"
When they acted upon the matters
peeding before them, and as they did no,
know they were in duty bound to pro
vide for any of the stolen funds, only
those pertaining to officers they were
apparently willing to let it pass unnotic-
ed However this may be, | believe a
vote will not carry in the county to raise
Jul pei lNo anu Il DdlI mllIS on
the dollar, when all o.her interests are
entirely ignored.
If schools can be kept up without
money, school houses built in the same
way soldiers hired to 90 to Dixie and
fight rebeldom without their services be
ing entitled to the same remuneration
that those have received who have uone
before them and if roads can be repair
ed, and bridges built on the same gcner
eral principle Of generalization, why in
the name Of lophet cant our county Of
Gals live out of the same crib But as
this communication is already TO long,
will draw it TO close, hoping when the
Board of Wisdom meets again in this
county, they will, as the Archbishop
said to Gill Bl AS, manifest little more
taste and sense"
OBSERVER.
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Legislative.

rI AS yet we can hardly ascertain
what laws have been passed by the Leg.
islature at Des Moines. but are patiently
waiting for developments. A bill 10
prevent drunkenness aud rows in general
on election day, has become law. Al
so bill, fixing per diem of Jurors, al
$500 "a bill fixing price of publishing
legal notices at Sl,00 for frat insertion
aud so cents square for each subse,
quent insertion, aud the tax list at go
cents per description. The bill for
purchasing State Cspil"j. slso1 soldiers
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War News.
OBSERVER.

The Tribune's Washington special
dated the LIST says:
Ii is understood that Nj Stebbins. the
Democratic member of the WAYS and
Means Comitee, has pronounced him
self in favor of large duties on foreign i'm
ports, even almost to prohibition, and an
internal revenue tax equal to the de-
mands OF the treasury for the ciyal ex-
penses Of the Government and interest on
public debt.
Ould has given assurances to Butler
that the body of Col. Dahlgren will soon
be given up 10 his father.
Gen. Ord is 10 have command of the
counties in Western Virginia Gen
Sigel is to command that department but
DOT TO conduct the military OF erations.
The lIerald's special, dated Washing.
ton LIST, says:
The Naval Committee have under
consideration of the difficulties of the
transfer OF seam-n from the army 10 the
naval service, and tie subject will be
brought before the Senate Monday.
The reorganization Of the Army of
Potomac Is still incomplete, owing TO the
non confirmation OF the officers by the
Senate
The New Orleans correspondent OF
the World states that Brownsville and
the Rio Grande are soon 10 be evacuated
by our forces,
RISGGoLp. April 1.-The cavalry
force Of The enemy has been augmented
within few days, and now amounts TO
about 5000. 1t is encamped in the
valley. foot of Rocky Ridge, from Tuu-
mel Hill to Varness Station and Red Clay,
which they hold. They have also a
considerable force at Nickajsck Gap, six
miles below here. Their lire is general.
" within mile of ours, but 10 disposi
lion is shown by either party to crowd
There is a very small rebel infantry
foIce north Of Dalton.
There is no reason TO believe that
Johnston will be largely reinforced eth
err from East Tennessee or Alabama.
There are no indications that he intends
to assume the offensive.
Notwithstanding conlrabrnd reports.
the eslimate-35, 00O-of Jobnston's
command /. nearly correct
Over 900 deserters came into Chat
tanooga on Monday.
Many thousands of veterans are march.
ing overland from Nashville, the rail
road being unable to accommodate.
Gen. Sherman having completed his
tour of inspection. returped to head
quarters at Nashville.
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and the people Of Mexico Informed if
they want a reI ubIic, aud one of their
own men to rule over them, they can
haze il.
Fellow Soldiers, well on TO three years
we have served together This leads
one to believe that this kind act Of yours
is not transient fancy, You seem to
have carefully studied, and spared no
pains to make this gift acceptable. i
can never repay you for il, that would
be impossible. But can preserve it as
the most sacred memento lha, has ever
passed into my Possession, and endeav
or, in all my future relations with you,
to perform my dnties, with even justice
to every officer and man, and omit moth
ing that will be to the interest Of a sin.
gle individual. If my power is equal 10
my will, no act Of mine shall omit the
lustre of this blade. And | hope that in
future time, when wars are over, our
friendship may be as pure and durable
AS this steel.
The sword was ordered expressly from
Tiffney e. Co., New York, at cost of
5000. The scabbard is of silver, beau
ti!ully ornamented, the bands are gold.
plated, above the middle band is a wreath,
on plate within the wreath, are en-
graved the words +" Presented to
Lieut.. Col. Sampson, 9Th Reg't Iowa
Infantry Vol. by the officers of the 9Th
Iowa Infantry, for gallant service in the
field" and in three separate wreaths be-
low the middle band. the words -
Jackson. Miss" /" Champion Hills. y
"..Nicksburg," then on the blade are
other engravings-one representing a
battle scene and Lieut.. Col. Sampson in
the charge at Vicksburg, May 22d, '63.
GEO. B. SITLER.
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relic bill and bill authorizing people to
change The name Of their counties. The
bill for restraining stock from running
at large. was indefinitely postponed
Another locating an Asylum for the
deaf and dumb was passed. The Regis
try law was lost. as was also the bill re.
ducing interest on school fund, to s per
cent.
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Mrs. yittenmyer's Report.

F Mrs. WIrTENMYER, Stats Santa
ry Agent to the Governor, has submitted
very interesting report on the subject
of her agency. She has been employed
at a salary of 500 dollars month, and
received 80, $50 besides her expenses.
She received from the various Aid So.
cieties of this State 9.723 packages,
at an average value Of $40 per package,
amounting to S1O8, 92O, which, with the
amount received from other sources,
swells the amount from her agency alone
TO S115, 31G.43. She has travelled near
y thirty thousand miles during the year,
and visited all the hospitals containing
Iowa soldiers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

TINE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MA
i CHINE COMPANY want an Agent in
each county, to solicit orders for their new
SIS Machine, with gauge, ew.driyer and
extra needles. We will pay liberal salary
and expenses, or give large commission. For
particulars, terms, de-, enc lose stamp, and
address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
Gent Agentfor the United States.
Feb. 10, 1854. WAT m
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'CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Restores the Color.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Eradieates Dandruf
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Promotes it's Growth.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its falling off.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is an unequalled Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
l. good for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
oLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old PEOPLE.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is perfectly harmless.
Contains no Oil.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
CLARX's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is splendid for Whi.kers
.CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Hair in i,s Place
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Eruption,.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Stops Itching and Burning
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
cLARKs RESTORATIVE.
Is DELIGHTFULLY."- p'rfumed.
CLARK.S RESTORATIVE. Z
Contains no Sediment
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Polishes your Hair.
Prepares you for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prepares YOU for Balls
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need IT,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without IT,
CLARK S RESTORATIVE,
Costs but o..
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.
Price 81 per botte.-6 bottles for So ,
c.. CLARK & CO, G
PROHIBITIONS.
LORD 4 SMITH. Chicago, Ill. General
Agents.
Billy
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FARM FOR SALE.

On ACRES fenced and partly broke. on
on Pine Greek. Improved farms adjoin-
ing on North and South lines excellent soil
good spring Of water tir-top neighbour
Price So per acre. Also so acres adjoining,
unimproved. at Sc per acre. Creek ruus
through it. Also Buggy for Sale--Prioe $40.
Enquire of
DR.. II. 8. CHASE
Independence, March s, 1864. r50-u-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Letters

List Of Letters
ID EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
III at Independence, April 4, 1864.
LADIES' LIST.
Allen, AIDA Johnston, Mrs II
Hale, Mrs Haraiet Lines, Margaret
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Aubry, Price,-J D
Aburley, Parter, VIM f
Baueley, A Pertee, VIM
Calvert, Henson Pationes, N s
Furbush, Reynolds, L S
Grodfry, n II, Simmer, Geo
Kniliczher, Anton Sha nklin, N L
Kew, VIM, Seaman, l. W
Roller Mr. Jonathan Sasse, John es s1
Newell, Amos Walton, j be-
Owens, John
Persons calling for these letters will please
say 81" Advertised"
One cent each will be charged for advertis.
ing. j RICH. P. NJ
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IF The acts passed by the late Gen
eral Assembly Of this State number 1874
and the Joint Resolution and memorials
81. let
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DISTRICT COURT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the opening
IN of the coming Term of the District Court
for Buchanan County, is postponed from
Thursday, the 18th inst, to the MONDAY
following. All sutors, jurors. witness g, and
others. bound to appear before said Court at
said Term, will govern themselves according
ly.
BY order of the Judge of said Court
EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
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-
EDITOR.
TO ADVERTISERS,

THIS PAPER HAS NEARLY DOT.
ss4E THE CIRCULATION IN RU.
CHANAN COUNTY, OF ANY OTHER
PAPER. AND - THEREEORE MUCH
THE HOSE VALUABLE MEDIUM
EDR iDYEWTESEKS TO MAKE
KNOWN THEIR BUSINESS TO THE
PEOPLE OF THIS COUNTY.
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED,

As good. If not better, than any before sold in
this market. II Is to the interest of every far
ner to obtain this seed II 10 v Warranted pure.
and twill grow beyond n doubt. Fhis seed is
ior sale a. DEERiNGS Drug Store. and no
other. Call early aud examine. and secure
your seed at DEERING's F6O. Sin
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SPECIAL NOTICE.! I!
FARMERS READ!

" R. BEACH, of this County. spent last
Summer in Kansas, an d has, with mucl,
labor aud care. gathered and brought 10 this
place a supply Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

We like babies-we ourselves have got
one Of the .'blessedest'' ones that ever liv.
cd on pare.oric or ever kept its fond pa
ricnts awake every night for week on .
stretch-we admire 'em in almost any
style, and are generally allowed to possess
= large amount Of patience where they are
concerned. We believe in showing babies
every reasonable indulgence, and allowing
them the largest consistent liberty; but We
are unaltcrably and vehemently opposed te
taking them to lectures. Babies have M
business at lectures ehey arc altogcthc,
out Of place there. We never knew ! baby
yet who manifested the least interest in q
lecture. Not only this. but they have "a
sort Of appreciation Of the fitness Of things
They invariably take it into their little
heads that something is wrong somewh here
and then their tteblc, mingling with the
stronger tones Of the speaker, produces
most annoying dscord, and even their limo.
cence does not protect them from the men.
tai anathcmas Of those they 50 grieyously
''w0rry."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

How TO MAKE BucKwBRAr CAxrs.-A
writer in aths Anssricaa Agr;csltuulist re.
commsnds the 70 lowing method for making
cakes:
The finest, tenderest cakes can b made
by adding little unboltcd wheat (Jr Oeu.
ham) -four to the buckwheat. Less than
. quarter will do. Nix with cold sour milk
or fresh (not sweet) huttcrmilk which Il
best. Tho soda (clnptings are dispensed
With when put in cold batter will not act
satisfactorily. Bake At once. The heat
viii start the eifervesence, and a. the paste
Iiscs q will bake, thus preventing il from
te'!ing. Hsncs the cd1mtnstine Point o|
lightness u attained. The batter rises
seowy and beautiful, am he paneake kill
swell to almost undue dimensions. absolute.
" the highest and tcndesest thai can bc
baked, With not Z touch Of acid. More
AIT, however, must be added than usual.
= cuunteract the too fresh taste when soda
slone i used. Pancakes in this wav can
% oaked ct any time and on the shortest
notice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-23

FOR NEARLY A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair bye has been extern
sively used. and in no case has it iaileo to give
entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN Di ia the best and cheapest
IN the world. Its price is only Fifty Cents. and
each bottle contains double the quantity Of dye
in those usually sold for a.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by pecu-
liar process which reuders it inmeasurabiy SUI
perior to anything in the shape If Dye now or
ever before the people. Being complete in one
bottle. no prepar alton is required which greatly
simplifies the application.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that DUSTY,
DIRTY appearance by which dyed hair and whis-
kcrs are readily recognized, when an inferior
article has been used; besides. II produces per-
tectiy natural color on any shade that may b. de-
sired-one that will not fade, crock or wash out
one that is ~ permanent as the hair ITSELF For
sale BY druggists. Price 50 cents.
A. 1. MATHEWS, General Agent.
IL Cod street, New York.
Also Manufacturer oil MATHEWS ARxicA HAIR
GLOSS. the best hair dressing in use. In large
bottles price So cents oct91 div