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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15
THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA, S. C.
Wade HamptOn's Statements DIsprOVed
The City Fired by The RebeIs-Ani-
daVit of AN Eyewitness

COLUMBIA. May Wade Hampton, in letter
addressed to Senator johnson, OF MARYLAND.
denies that any cotton was on ire when the
Federal troops entered the city," and tries hard
to make General Sherman q liar. The letter is
circulating freely at the South, and 'fres the
Southern heart" to renewed insults TO the Gov
ernment and patriots. A public meeting has
been called tor next Wednesday ito investigate
and perpetuate the circumstances attending the
burning OF Columbia"
The investigation need not be laborlous: every
street has witness. Ask any adult, "Who eX-
ploded the South Carolina Railroad deoot ~ The
ansW er is, "Wheeler's Cavalry" Ask the adult
servants, "Who burned cotton in the streets ?p
and the reply is, 81 did, by massas order"
who gave the Federal troops liquorw "The
servants did, by ther masters orders, so that
they might be made drunk, and the city be re-
taken by Hamptou.n 'Who promised the ladies
to defend their city inch by inch, instead OF
surrendering and preserving it?" 'The Con-
federates." ...|..
One Of the most beautiful ladies in Columbia
said, lately, that ''she was tired of hearing so
much about the burning of Columbia; 1t was
only Judgment; that she saw it burning before
the Yankees came in; that the war was over,
and she thought South Carolina ladies laid them
selves liable TO insult every time they ierked
their dresses or expressed any contempt while
passing soldiers; the soldiers were more polite
than the citizens" But such an exhibition of
candor is rare, even among educated people. IL
is hardly to be expected that young ladies, de-
prlved OF the benefits of travel or liberal educa-
tonl anu having received lneIong instruction
on the great institution OF slavery, should be
polite to strangers devoted to the Union. Seve-
raj atfdavits are preparing, and will be for
warded TO Senator Chandler, at Washington.
The following is one OF them, taken before Bre-
vet BTigadier General Ralph Ely
l. William d. Nash, do solemnly swear that was
in the CITY OF Columbia, S. o., at the time OF the
entry OF Genera. sherman, in February. 1865. had
not been out OF the CITY during that msnh previous
10 ihe entry OF the Union army. 1 saw the South
Carolina Railroad depot buildings burning before anv
Union soldiers entered the city; saw coTpses killed
by the explosion Of the depot The brio GO across
the ConeaTee had been tArred the night before tue
day OF the entry, and saw 1t burning on that day
saw cotton burning in the street. before Mr. Gin
yards, before the troops entered. presume there
were thirty bales IN that spot. the light from
the burning of the Charlotte Railroad depot before
the enuY of the troops. W. B NASH
Personally appeared before me this 9th day of Nav
1866, at Columbia, s. c., and mace oath as above -
RALPH LY, BreVet Brig. Gen, v
aud A A. COm. Is K. #. and A. D., Dist Western
y, C.-NetO York EUeRing Post T''I.
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"A rather fast lad OF nineteen committed
EmcIde in St. Louis the other day. throuph NOR.
hhcation OF being slapped in the face by his
Iather' In presence OF his boon companions.
The London Orchestra says:-"We notice a
WelEknown basso advertises that ne has written
ana VIII sing a song with the following titles
'Here,s Health to Gen'rous Peabody" Poor
Peapody 1t is enough to prevent ANYBODY
from oelng generous for the next century,
The director OF the Italian Opera in Paris
mas engaged Mad'lle Eugena Mela a Young
Italian artist who Is said to possess perfect
tenor voice. She will make her first appearance
IN LItdhan3 IN AigeIT Of Rossini and will take
the first tenor's part.
-Renan and Abdel-Xader recently met al
Damascus. M. Renan, who speaks Arabic. was
conVersing with the Emir Of the past and pre-.
sent, Let us speak of you" said Abd-el.Kader
"and OF your Lite OF Jesus" "You have then
read lt?" SAID NJ Renan, with surprise. The
lr EInlr sent Tor the volume and, opeuing 1t, said,
zee not only have | read it, but have ammo
tated u The Life of Jesus" annotated BY
Aod ei-hader, IS certainly curious work, and
what is still more strange, the Emir thinks of
publishing 1t. II.
The successor to Dupin in the French
Academy is M. Cuvillier Fleury, q writer for the
Paris Journal des Debdts, who polled twenty
votes against eleven given to Martin, the his
torlan. He is sixty-one years old, and mas been
q candidate for this honor for twelve years past.
A lew years ago he wrote some bitter criticisms
on Victor Hugo, whose style shocked his taste
Hugo retaliated in some lines in which Fleurys
name was coupled with that of another hostile
critic named TrognOn, as folloWs:-
"une duegne affreuse cOmpagnon.
Don't le mention JGeHF1t ct 10 nez tTogHoHHe."
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Markets by reIegranh.

NEW YORK, May 15 Cotton IS dull at 3ida5c,
for MlddhnQs. Flour dull sales OF 6500 bols at
$7 5OG9'5O iol State; 50 l0gl375 TOR Ohio; S7 50G
9,l0 Tor estern; $40 65gl6'75 Tor southern; ana
So!oCglS gu ion Canadian Wheat dull; sales unim.
SAC Beef steady Pol steady; sales Of 1000 bar
rels at $50 S7la3l 70 fol mess Lard quiet at 10 22lc
WnsXV steauy O-4N
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15
THE FENIANS.

Report Of Affairs at the Stephens
headquarters-rotal Disappear
ance of the ON anony Fund
Enthusiastic Roberts
and Sweeney Meet
ing in Jersey
City, Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15
fROM BALTIMORE TO-DAY.

Fbe "f'tcal t'aldrOn- Mass Meeting OF
UDcn"dtttOnRl Unt0ntsts-Death of n
CrI+brht-d Lady, Rte
si' cio- DeSDatch to The EVeiing Telegraph.
BALTrMoRE, May l5.-- The Unconditional
Unionlsts are TO have grand mass meeting
here on Friday NIGHT The war RACES dercely
only between the leaders of the two wings, but
The rank and file are ali right All the Copper
heads and demoralized Rebels want is to see
this division encouraged, but at the proper time
the Union power will move in solid column.
Mrs. McMullen, the accomplished daughter of
Joseph GiSlan, the celebrated leader of our
Cathedral choir, died suddenly last night.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15


Rumors are afioat OF message indicating
diplomatic difficulties with South American
power which may demand redress. This is the
commencement, perhaps, of promised series
of counteI-irritants, intended to divert attention
from home difficulties. y11- ...f
Secretary Seward and Santa Anna.
1t is understood that Secretary Seward has
gone TO visit Santa Anna, via Auburn, N. Y, at
which point he is expected to make a speech in
defense of the Presidents policy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, on her way through
Troy to Fortress Monroe, on Wednesday, left
behind her in the sleeping-car very valuable
pair of ear ornaments. The conductor who
found them will forward them to Mrs. Davis.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-15

DIR. Beke is advancing in his new explora-
tions in the East. On the 10th of March he was
at Halai, on the edge of the Abyssinian table
land. His vile accompanies him. ...
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

"Jes' soi'" Exactly nsoion shingle said they we're
there every time" II he felt "owey' In the morning he
took Plantation Btters fhe felt weary at night he took Plan
tation Bters fhe lacked appetite, weak, anguid or
mentally oppressed Plantation Bers and they new
er failed to SCI him his pins square and arm.
Few persons any better authority but as some may,
just read the followings
owe much to you, for veri believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REV W H. WAGNER, Madrid, ~ y"
have been a great sufferer from Dys-
pepsia, and had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation Biters have cured me.
REV. G. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
ihsdiost eli eppgtise soak aud
eneryated could hardly walk and had perfect dread Of sc
ETY. The Plantation Htters have set me all
right. JAMES HEMlN"Af' St. LOUIS MO-
The Plantation Bters have cured me Of
arrangement kidneys Urinary Organs, that dis
tressed me for years. They act Ike charm.
G. IGNORE, lb4 Broadway, N y"
Mrs o. ~ DEvOE, manager ofthe Union Home School for
soldiers Children says she given to the weak aud In
flying resultn We have hundred reams Of
such certificates but advertisement m so effective AS what
people themselves say good article Our fortune and our
reputation The original quality and character
these goods will be under and all crcum
stances They already obtained sale In every town.
village PARISH hamlet civilized nations Base i'm
ators Try to name and style as they can
and because good be sold As low
they ind some support parties who do not what they
sell Be on your guard private stamp oyerthe cork
PHI DRAKE h Co. New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
DIR. Schenck on Dyspepsia

symptoms Of Dysp paA VI faneas, tshness, and
wfiEt n The stomach thrr With halu ncfi aclitt
offensive bechug Of Wind water urash and vomiting, anil
great deal NJ What ptrsun calls 90 all gone leeuB a he pit
heart hch physicians mtke flr heart disease aud VII the
stomach ~ this condition t g. coated with
The rough hhrous portions of e stomach similar TO what
iu rpe what throws te Juice, aud when the
juice om lowing aui digestion Sgheuek's seawerd
tonic dssg the mucus slime, and restores the stomsch to
It's natural condition.
morbid Two thirds of The cases of Consumption
caused stomach liver bccoa-
Ing torpid throe bile and in short time the
whole system derang- The membrane of the bron-
ch tubes sympAthzes with the other organs aud before the
PATIENTS aware OF IT, DE " she has bronchial or Pulmonary
Consumption
schencks Pnm0no act freely through blood
When ia this oekr condition, without the sid
u the Sea Weed Tonic aul Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all
blood bile through system mixed, aud she
whole body becomes low, he blood thick b. hardly
through che veins In majority Of cases heDorragcs
from this thick condition N tn blood. Tbs Mandrake Pills
uulocs the gall hadders starts te bile ui the blood begin
20 circulate naturally through the veins and che hm1rrhages
lf when persons attacked with hemofh grs they
would hrst take good purgatve meus that would act
Lungs and the only v for as.rngeus are ony Temporal
~, and rrte the bronchial tubes, and lay che groundwork
for consumption
DR.. sgHeNcK will be professionally At his rooms every
from A. VI. uutu 2. NJ He gives advice free, but Tor
thuron examination with the Reanrometo hs charge S.
M medic for sale by all druggists and dealers Also
tull supply At al tairs a. his roons.
Price " he PImonie syrup ami AGED Lcnie each o.
per bottle o. 80 the half ozen Mandrake Pills % cents
GEO c. GOODWIN 4 CO.. "a Hanover street. AGENTS for
Boston. For sale by III druggists. 81 eoiT iydaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH, MADE AT
WALTHAM. MASS.

II
u made on the principle. Its rame Is composed Of
SOLID PLATES NO jar Interfere with the harmony Of
It's working and sudden shock damage its machinery
Every piece made and finished By machinery famous
for it, novelty we'll as for is eGecyenes and h therefore
properly made watch Is what all mechanism should
ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Elk
cept high grades oo-y general use foreign
watches chiefly by aud boys. Such watches
composed Of hundr ecesi rveted
together and require constant s keep them any kind
persons have carried "ancres 1epinesi
"snglsh Patent Levers" perfectly well the
truth Of this
beginning enterprise ten years ago,
It first object to make thoroughly good low priced
watch the million take the place these foreign mpo-
oni the reuse Of foreign factories which entirely
saleahe at home and perf city worthless everywhere
How we'll have accomplished this be understood from
the fact that after years Of public trial. make
MORE THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN
TIE UNITED STATES that no others have ever given
such universal satisfaction While this department
business continued facilities for perfect work
present engaged the manufacture watches
very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRoNoMETRY, IN
equad by anything made in the world. For this purpose
have the Simplest facilities We erected an addition to
building expressly for this business.
aud have nled with the best service.
machines appliances have been constructed which perform
their work with oonsummate delicacy aud The
choicest aud most approved materials only and
challenge comparison between this grade Of
finest Imported chronometers We do pretend sell
watches for foreign
without fear Of prod.
uct is inoompaaby superior All watches, Of
grade fully warranted, and this good all
times against agents in all parts Of the world,
CAuTON-rhe public buy only respect
able dealers All per selling Will be prose-
euted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON a. CO.,
AGENTS FOR TUE ANEPlCAN wArCH co.
oet II lmdxw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15


This article for washing without rubbing except
In very dirty places which will require very slight rub
and unlike other preparations offered for like purpose
W IL Nor T THE CLOTHES bat will leave them much
wHIrRR than ordinary methods, without the usual
aud tear
II grease spots by magic and softens the
dit by soaking that rnsing will Ia ordinary
tirely remove II.
This powder is prepared In accordance with cheme
science, and UPON process peculiar 10 ITSELF which is
cured by Letters Patent. II been in Tor
than yeaf aud has proved itself universal favote
wherever has been used Among the advantages claim
ed are the following, viz
tsayes all the expease Of soap usually used on cotton
and liuen goods.
IL Of the labor OF rubbing and aud
Also, for leaning windows II is unsu uassed With
quarter the time aud labor usually required Il imparts
beautiful gloss and lustfe much superior 20 any other
mode No water required except to moisten The powder
Directions with each package, And eau be readily sp-
preciatsd by single trial The Of washing for
family Of ave six persons will not exceed THaRE ossrs
The manufacturers 0fths powder aware that many
useless compound have been introduced the public
which have tied The CLOTH faledin removing the dirt,
but Knowing the nrnsie excellence OF this article they
conf IDENTIFY proclaim IL being adapted de-
mRld which has long existed and which has heretofore
remained unsupplied. Ma ufAetuled by
HOWE q STBVNS
269 Broadway, Boston.
2S.40 For sale by groeers and dealers everywhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
IMPORrANT TO FEMALES.

celebrated DR. DOW continues his entire
The Of all diseases incident the female
experience otwenty three years enables him
speedy and permann eefn the N SaPPrssoH
AID al Other Menstrual DsraassmHts, from ptspr
All letters advice contain s Once No. EndIcott
street, Boston
n B.-81ard furnished to those who wish remain nd e
treatment.
Boston. June - 1866. l5w;ly
The PAN KILLER is by universal allowed to have
itself reputation unsurpassed in the history u med
cal preparations Its instantaneous effect 10 the entire eradi-
Of pain all forms incidental to the
human family and the unsolicited written and verbal tesmo
OF the its favor have been and its best
advertisement. Nov w.
"GooD HEALTH Is great blessing especially when you
Sick Mrs Parngton, which shows plainly words
express IT, that health is appreciated until de-
prven Of It, and when sick seek the ectua means Of
For those suerns with Liver complaint and all
its attendant Ills there relief so safe and Van Bus
kinks celebrated Liver Remedy. See Advertisement
a o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

ExchangeThe receipts since yesterday have been 800
Flour bush oats GO bush Wheat 1910 Corn aud 100
Shorts The market or Flour Is steady we quote Western
Superhne At al0 li5Qi Sl2O0 S2 10
medium DO at $500 s2Si and good choice including
favore Louis brands at Ella 90 Is IS Ia southern Flour
baltimore brands held at SIT II 90 Dbl Corn Is
hrm 50 % for southern yellow Western yeloN at
@a3als5 Western mixed aOaL3 bush. Oats have bee n
orCanada O)Oc for southern audNnrthern
and 90 90 for Wesern as TO quality kyeA s4o sio5 -
as per Ton. $780,, t n,
has bsen sold al sal ss " sslaboO per Dbl for
clear cash Beet ranges 20 2O for extra mess and
family l6c In bbls and terces aud Smoked Hams
Is per h. Butter Is selling al 80 45 b and Cheese
IL IL II per Id, as 70 quality.
n rrhan pes In wneklY Iennrt unimportAnt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
DIR. MATTlSON

or Providence r. l. treats exclusively all diseases and
accidents resulting from imPradeuee in both Civ
ing them his whole attention Dr. NJ is thoroughly
educated hysician Of twenty years experience,
bearing the highest testimonials, aud undoubtedly ros.
superior skill in that class of dseases which
he has devoted so much time and attention. Persons
at distance aud ladi's especially, having any trouble
Of the kind, should be sure to send for his Book on
Special Diseases giving full information, in sealed
envelope free Enclose stamp FIR postage, and
direct t. DR. NATTISCN. No % Union street, Proyi-
den, 70, h. l l5:66:daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

sold by all Apothecares everywhere for only ONE DOL
LAR III certain cure for
Diseases Of the kidneys. Gravel Rheanatisn, Gout,
Dropsy, Female Diso' dsrs and General Debility
arising from exoesse Of any kind Read the following
MoNY OF A CRY MnsioSARYt-
CuARLEsrOwN. MASS, Nov. o. 1855.
Messrs. BuRtEigu RoGERs, Boston Mass
trlt Aduy oee TO and 90 such Of The community
suffering ash have suffered O. make known through the
medium Of the that the bic
" God you have upon by
Bucnu had suffered with Dseasf bad
cDHd hardly four bottles ~ SH0iaadts Buclu,
and il eartd me. WILLIAM ~ MALtHS, city Missionary
All Apothecares sell this Valuable Prepara-
ton, and ask only s for it. Tryit.
Bureish Rogers Wholesale Druggists, boston General
Agents $3.50 ial4i
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
pa p arn'or,n Dentist, ,fneo No isi Yves, Sixth street

IA MrRspran, Dentist, nice No. lsl Yves, Sixth Street,
states as followsi
CiNcfsNArb October |, 1888.
Messrs J. n HARRIS Co.-Gents About year ago
took cold which settled my iuugs. violent cough
The consequence which increased with severity. texpcetorted
large quantities u phegm add matter During the last winter
became much reduced that confined bed The
disease attended with cold chs and night dar
rh9a set in Ny friend. thought the last stages Of Con
sumption, and could possibly WE'LL recommended
tory
ALIENS LUNG BAL SAM.
The formula shown which Induced to give a
trail and will only add that cough entirely cured, and
am able to attend to my business usual
Yours respectfully, r. MEREDITH.
Sold in Montpelier by Bxby a Co.. ~ X Brown, and Red
ded 4 Crooks.
And by all dealers In Family Medicines.
Nov IA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON SENSE

How Few there who subject affection OF
the lungs respiratory organs by nesctag Fremont
tory symptms the complaint unit, disease strikes
its shafts causing inexpreslble Of hs patient, and
anxiety AMI distress friends. oay d' slight
hroat needless fmany when affected
Yesi Only cold" ihe thoughess expression
ands whom deathhas marked tor iis Hsey.
should be the motto In the
minds subject Coughs Colds, Catar1h Inauenza
Words Of advice should by suffering
Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief Is within their
reach and NEGLECTED fatal life OF
maery-a daily, hourly struggle for existence. contest in
which there can be but yietor-Death
Does it not appa strongest mind think Of the result
eausedby ng-oti Then why deay' what be
fered when timely warning Is sounded your ears when
the danger pointed out, why avoid III MARsDEss PEc
roRAL BALM used with nearly million @,
cases. and Is endorsed by the Medical Faculty most
covered and all CHS Colds,
IA and Consumption, beyond all hope. Even
when the sufferer In the last he will fni relief
using this preparation One will the
credulou the merits Of this preparation by
exsgse aed aet-l far short The ealoges
upon by thousands who have be by its timely
guarantee accompanies bottle dealers
in every refund money when this preparation
fails to relieve
Prepared by W. Marsdan Broadway, New York, and
for sale by all Druggists Price 81 per bottle.
Wholesale agents. John F. Henry Co.. Waterbury, G. c.
Goodwin Co.. Boston, and NJ. $, Burr, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

Who would not be beautiful Who would add their
beauty What that marble purity dstnEHe appear
observe the stage, aud ia the city bee II
longer secret. They Hagans Magnolia Balm. Its
tnued removes tan, eckes pimpes and
the face and hAndsand leaves the complexion smooth
blooming and rayshng Unlike many cosmetics CON
tains material the skin. Any Druggist viii or
der 1t for you, Il not on hand, per bottle.
We. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y, Chemist.
DRHAS BARNRSS co Wholesale AGENTS, N. Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Drusgists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED


Gentlemen 80" had negro worth tl20 who took cold
from bad hurt Lex and useless for year
had eyerythnsI could hear of without benefit until
Mexican Mustang Eminent. It soon effected perm
anentcuren J. L. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June u, 1859
Co. take pleasure recommending the Mexican Mustang
Lnmen valuable Indispensable article Tor spratns,
sorcs Scratches rails Horses Our have used it for
Burns Brases, Sores Rheumatism, Sc and all It acts
like magic" J.w HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells. Fargo's and Hardsn's
Express.
"The spran my daughters ankle occasioned while skRt
ne Ast winter entirely In week, after she
mensed using your celebrated Mustang Linment.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l. 1855. Ed. skELf"
Ills an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Linment
performs time, and BEAST than
any article ever discovered Families, livery and plant
es should always them hand Quick and it
tan.y is All genuine wrapped 10 steelpste engraving,
bearing the signature OF g. W WesbrOok, Chemist aud the
priuais T. stamp OF DENAs BARSEs Co. over the top
An effort has counterfeit with cheap stone
plate label Look eiosdy
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold BY all druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

CONTAGIOUS pIsEAsEs-water must be adapted to the
OF the FISH, will be Increases the soil must be
adapted the seed there will be- small Teturns and the hu
man body contain Impurities, there will be ne sickness
The whose bowels blood have been eaneed by few
BRA DRErH PILLS
may was through infected districts without fear rhe life Of
the flesh Is in the blood" To health we must USE
bkANDRErH5 PILLS. because cannot be sick but from
unhealthy aoeumulaons In the bowels the blood, which
brandreths Pills this method following and
safe and has See B. Brandrelh in
white letters in the Government stamp Sold by all Druggists.
Nov d Win
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-11-15

Hemstreet's nimitabe Hair Coiorng not dye All in.
Simultaneous dyes composed Of lunar od snd
less destroy the vitality and beauty OF the hair This
gnal Hair Colorng and has been growing in favor
twenty 1t restores hair to its original by
gradual absorption remarkable manner is also
beautiful har dressing sold in two szes5o and
by all dealers.
G. HEIMsTREEI, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.