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CONGRESSIONAL.

SHsATR--Yesterday afternoon- -.
BY unanimous consent Mr.. Feesenden intro
ouced Joint resolution for the temporary re-
nef OF the sufferers by the late firs at Port
! ue COMMISSIONER OF Internal Revenue 10 sus-
pend the collection OF such taxes as were as
sessed prior 10 the 5th day Of July, 1906 against
any persons residing. or doing business, or
owning property in that portion OF the city
desuoyec by hre, and who have suffered ma
terlal loss, such suspension not 10 contin ne
longer than the end of the next session OF Con
gress. ri z..s-..a b.. r....'
The ques ton was then taken on the motion
70 postpone the Niagara Fails bill until De-
eember next, and the motion was agreed to-
yeas. "a nays, L.
Mr.. Williams moved to take up the North
ern Pacific railroad bill; which was agreed
to-yeas, 20; nays, l9
On motion Of Mr.. Anthony, the Senate then
went into executive session. and after some
time spent therein adjourned
HoUsK.-Y Yesterday afternoon
The House took up the contested election
case OF Fuller VS.. Dawson, of the 2lst district
OF Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Paine, of Wis, closed the debate on the
resolution reported from the Committee OF
Elections in favor Of the sitting member, John
l.. Dawson.
The question was then voted on
Mr.. Scofield moved 10 amend the resolution
so as TO declare that Smith Fuller is entitled 10
the seat now occupied by the Hon. John L.
Dawson which was lost without q division
The resolution of the committee that Mr.
Dawson is entitled 10 his seat Represen-
Iaflye of the 2lst district of Pennsylvania was
then agreed TO without a division.
Mr.. Spaldlng, OF Ohio. called mp the report
of the special committee on the case of Hon.
l.. III. Rousseau, and pending its consideration
the House adjourned.
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Further abou, Miss Jones. the suieid..


fETom Worcester Mass. Palladium July n D
he telegraph reported from New York on
saturday, The suicide of a young female OF the
name OF Eleanor Jones, who shot herself in
the mead the night before, on the doorsteps of a
doctor with whom, report says, she had been
living in criminal intimacy. In the .sensa-
uonai novels which in the fnture will have
their place in connection with the great 70 =
belhon, Miss Jones will probably be an i'm
portant character. Her famlly-not of the name
OF Jones-liyed in or near Boston. But m the
second year OF the war she made her appear
ance IN the Army of the Rappahannock: asso-
ciafing with the officers, who provided her
with horse and all accoutrements, and pro-
Tossing an ardent interest IN the Union cause
They gave her the title of MAJOR Jones" and
OF course she became possessed Of the plans
and purposes of the army. At length the War
Department became satisfied that she visited
the camp on the Rappahannock of the agent
OF certain rebel females, of whom Washington
was pretty fill in all the early period. of
the war, and that Jones communicated 10
them all the information she picked up i'm the
army, and by them was at once despatched
TO the rebel government a. Richmond. She
was arrested, and sent by order of the Secre-
tary of War 10 Massach usetts, 10 be confined
In such house OF correction as Gov. Andrew
might designate. The Governor designated
the prison at EItchburg, and she was commit
ted there. But confinement there being irk-
some 10 her. she wrote 10 Gov. Andrew. and
prevailed on him TO obtain from government
permission for her transfer TO the House of
Correction at Barnstable: and accordingly She
was thus transferred. The next heard Of her
was, that she had been released from imprls-
Onment, and was travelling to New York in
company with distinguished politician of
that city, whose procliyIties during the war
Were all towards the rebels. 1t was surmised
at the time, that the Jones glrl was in posses
sioD Of certain secrets, in relation 10 Northern
sympathizers In the rebellion, which they
might be anxious TO suppress or control She
was probably about % years old; of her pre-
possessing appearance; talked nuently: and
wrote letters in good style. Her vocation, as
Il servant of the rebels, closed with the war:
and her career in life terminated, as il was
easy 10 predict 1t would close, in moral OBJ
liquity and shame
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The PRUssIaN "NEEDLE' GrN-As this
weapon, which was referred 20 a few days
since In the German war newe, Will in All
probability be frequently mentioned during the
coarse of the present European war a few
words IN description cf its plan and prinsinlss
will not be ont Of place
The cartridge used In the s.Needle,, run ts
made OF sun card board, the bail. powder and
explosive competition being contained in one
and the same cylinder. It's great pee uItarttv is
ately Ia rear Of the base OF the ball and between
u and the powder. The advantage OF this fs
that when the powder is icnited. that portion
next the ball, IN which combustion is frst per
iecteo, eaerts its full force upon the prolectre,
the powder In rear also exertiug It's inn ueuce
as II becomes almost simultaneously LIMITED
Under the present system, in which that part OF
the powder next TO the breech of the gun Is first
ignlted, a portion of the powder is Frequently
eNpelled from the gun with the ball in a condi-
uon OF only partial combustion, the explosive
force OF the powder first consumed being ade
Quaie 10 expel the ball and the powder in -
mont before the whole charge has tune 10 be-
come entirely ignited. Thus in the ,.Needlsr
gun all the powder is consumed, and appIied
10 the nest effect, and as TO obtain Us fuflest
force at the same instant and In the same al
rectIon. The Needle" gun is a breach loader:
ana when the trigger is pulled, stout ssneed les
or wire rs thrust through the base of the cart
ridge, parallel with its axis, into the detoua-
ing charge by the ball, causing it's explosion
and the ignition of the cartridge I'm accuracy
the Needle" gun cannot be- surpassed. and ia
effective range is said 10 be about n fteen hum
dred yards. 1t Is, however doubtful whether
II VIII be found 70 bear with Impun,ty the
necessarily rough treatment Of an acti We cam
paign- The Pr1ssian Jaggers, and sharp
shooters generally, are armed with thls for
m1dable weapon, and upon a skirmish line
when u can be used with care and deliberation
IL must prove highly effective.
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Singular Scene i'm Jersey CITY

The quiet of that portioneof Jersey City Ia,
ing IN the vicinity OF Grand and Van Vors
streets and the police station was disturbed
Thursday afternoon by a singular scene A
young woman of rather prepossessing appear
ance, but almost entirely denuded Of clothing,
was seen TO rush hastily through the streets
named, closely pursued by two men who
scented intent on overtaking her. The fugitive
female directed her steps TO the police station.
where she sought refuge. demanding protec-
ton from the men who We're following her
One Of the men accused the girl of coming TO
his house In Grand street and stealing da
geurrotype. which she had fn her hand at the
moment. The aid in charge thinking there
was more than this in the case questioned the
girl, when she told the story in an artless man.
Der that carried onyietion with t. From her
statement u appears that she resided in New
IS months ago, with the son of the man who
accused her of the theft of the picture ana th AT
he sed ced her. The result of the Connection
was the birth Of child, about two months
since. but the infant only lived TO be weeks old
Her seducer, refusing to make any reparation
for the wrong done her, she resolved 10 bring
the matter 10 the notice of a proper court and
obtain her remedy legally. determined not TO
tective 70 secure his arrest, and the oflcer asked
for picture Of the fugitive 70 aid him in his
search. Not having one, the young woman
proceeded TO the residence in Jersey CITY of
the parents Of her seducer, obtained admission
10 the house. secured the daguerreotype she
was in search of, and was about TO make her
exit, when the family, en- mdsse-fafher, mother
sister and a male relative-made an ASSAULT
upon her, with the view to regain the posses.
sion OF the picture. But the girl fought des.
perately, and though nearly all her Clothing
was torn eff she retained the picture and made
her escape. The officer believed her story, and
thought che ought to have the picture, even &.
she had obtained At illegally. He therefore
sent the men about their business provided
the girl with an escort TO the ferry, and thai
picture is probably by this time In the hands Of
the detective. 1t is TO be hoped il May be the
means Of bringing the offender TO Justice. ~
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The Plasterers' Convention assembled q,
Philadelphia yesterday, when the committee
on the '.state OF trade made their report
recommending thatapprentices in all cases ara
70 De legally indentured. Itcondemns all SUBJ
contracting, and recommends TO owners as
oeins 70 their interest 70 contract direct with
the boss plasterers. 1t defends the lawful use
OF strikes, and condemns their abuses. It says
the greatest strikers are those who condemn
tbem the most pointedly. The convention in
tcommittee of the whole, are discu ssing the
eiRht.hour question.
The brig Rodman Pratt, from Baltimore 70
Falmouth, England, with two hundred barrel
OF petroleum. was destroyed by fire on the sth
INST In latitude 10 degrees, gitude 40 degrees
TN discovering the fire the main hatch was
removed, when the flames burst out the W hole
cargo appearing 10 be on fire. So rapidly did
me nanes extend that the crew barely escaped
In Doai, saving nothing but what they stood
In. They were without food or drink until
he night of the 10th instant. when tney Were
picked up.
The old seventy -four gun ship Delaware
one OF the war vessels sunk at the Gosport
navy yard in April, 1861, at the outbreak of
the war. by our naval forces on evacuating
tnat STATEN, has been got afioat by q number of
Workmen, who have been endeavorIng for
long time past 10 raise the vessel. She will
oe cut up for the purpose OF Obtaining the i'm
mense quantity OF valuable copper and iron
she possesses.
Generals >. Stesdman and Fullerton left
Galveston, Texas. yesterday for New Orleans
They have visited portions OF the Interior and
express satisfaction with the former and
present management of the bureau. Nothing
has been heard OF General Gregory.
General Sherman and daughter, with his
brother, Judge Sherman, and wife. arrived Al
Nor%alk, Conn. Thursday morning on, a visit
10 their ancestral town They spent the day, in
calling upon family friends and relations and
visiting several points Of interest.
The soldiers BEAUTIFUL cemetery, situated
about mile and a half from Fortress Monroe
which has been laid out and arranged during
The past six months, is rapidly approaching
completion
Yesterday morning final agreement for the
Tainting of the battle OF Getty sburg, ordered by
the Pennsylvania Legislature, was signed by
the artist, Rothemel, the Governor and the
committee.
General Lanes funeral was fixed for Tues-
day next, but IN consequence of rapid decom.
position the remains were buried Yesterday
All business was suspended and the funeral
was largely attended.
The Mayor OF New Orleans has closed all
the gambling houses in that city.
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MANIA FOE MURDER.-A woman I'm Rush.
vile, III. has been seized with a strange mania
tried children, then becnming severe she beat
her own brains ont sAId y ftlN. :
ga child died IN Albany from the effects OF
drinking quart OF whiskey.
"a number OF very nne Photographic views
been taken BY the aid Of mAgnesian light
~The other day three suicides occurred in
New Orleans within an hour. ~ ssf go Ii
@Ths Home Insurance Company of New
Haven have voted NOT TO declare their usual
simi-annual dividends. Heavy losses at Port
land. gt4gT sIHGL
!. eTA Cleveland judge has decided that
'shaving ON Sunday morning before church,
is work Of necessity.b E-rIH HFFa'
~Ths snoemakers OF Newark, N. J., are on
strike 9, sesinss "a resent reduction Of their
!. ~ Minnesota Is about to yieid another of
her bouptiful harvests. go,
~The overflow Of the Alabama river is said
2 have cost tie planters three thousand bales
ga nsle school.boy Il sair,ey, Mass, was
, . fsw days ago. He Was dsad when his teacher
ding him out. siHos ..sTs s1rSt ~
~Rebert Dale Owen favors giving help 70
Mexico. That ~ ben ne trouble with Msx-
WThs Ssfsst e shs. Prusssans II Bohemia
, Pyvesians Had'ths advaatafe at first, but the
,Austrians finaIly won CON pRo vtcto1y. : I,
Co. x,;, Esf .ess re- crsp. into =,
her op sosHh G%wing bleed, and Afterwards
htbeled her nef-S \ bla asAf se r.
Al oUChe bornf dieo1ct tn Portland has beec
: sccnnfeiy surveyed, and found 70 cove. IN
I area ef three hundred and twenty -ssven acres.
ndsss,ly vsasdeg1Yha haSiaga Z NJ. VIM vhioA
be wqs endeeyort4ke - NJ eouk revclvtng na-
9TH Boston papers cay that several doc.
tors of divinity. opposed 70 Sunday travel,
were glad enough 70 patronizs the horse cars
laot SabAoah,
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- Dominiek Morrissey laid down drunk ON
railroad track az JAnesyifie. Wis, a train
passed. and he swoke I'm the other world -
o|Some of the OAtiforuia PAPERS have A
standing head for divorces, and print them in
The same style e ssaaaounesmentso or marriages,
deaths and births as baarsRrso .r.i...al- -rv'i
death" have occurred in Dublin, Ireland.
azrThe Prussians haye. q cartradss vAscs
explodes amer entering the body Of a man, aud
tears him topAeoeG a Ia aiaIA
EWhsrsver Gsriesldl sppssrs 10 .Brsssis,
the pop uiation are ssoos % Eve h % "a oee,ns. -
ton. 49, ~ a. Ia 'Tl,iass "a n s0Ue ~ s-Tss
~Dead men with bullet holes thrpukh
them are SAID 70 Be plently IN MississippL : : !
= s1Mrs- O. says her hushand has sjoined the
late hour movement" and sae aon't like it,
~At wooden wsddtnSin New Jefssy. ne
OF snavinss.zsIhha iasi,Fss 10 sazp rci bsI3f
0There lie an insect among the cozF0e ShfuSx
In Cuba that is making great ravases "a =, =, |.
ga. coantxyman In AflantA on the 4th,
sss.'ns sss ~ sss,I1sl ss q s Ed: s
AVOID the couscrtpt on Ger. l.T = IN. EI5gI9t
&Ths LenAnen. Ohie, aSnahsss IRE try1ne
TO shake sugar out OF sorghum. in htsai ~ p. 81
81 Wild cats are getting troublesone in tho
vicinity ofNorfolk. 81 "a .as1od lOs"Ad
\. ws,ss sas,s e! *: ra-s ess. honss Asr.sr
~ A iittie siri1 vss elsdsy Z ,rAttIesnsis
recently In Plymouth. Wlssssf ~ 2, esIi,sCI &
. p1lf the issse 4. Ne s5aarspssn war ~ vas IL,
Piee Of lager beer, the Gsrnaas wesld fight
:. WThe sao,sa assl.as he. It b,ss.gi s.S
Ais .senfB Big fpppyb vrrs hs1lass1y p0r
:. "A e.; psa.s s,!s Esssae: e Rss a. ss....s
have been fitsily bstteh 81 vsnomoas snaxss.
Z HAssr gsess hts Sf SnAASs.a q An
gosnsds gssss s cSSss s esiss g AsStss s,
ernmtpt" ssa - =. 'scIIJ9 = ~rs-
QrThe great ram DundenberG has had
steam on for q number Of days for the purpose
Of testing her massive machinery. The trials
have thus Tar proved satisfac tory.
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RELIGIOUS TESTS In NORTH CARoLrSA.--
The following is one of the provisions OF the
new constitution Of North Carolina:
No person who shall deny the being OF Al
mighty God, or the divine AUTHORITY OF bctb
the Old and New Testaments. or who shan
hold religious opinions Incompatible win The
freedom or safety Of the State, shall be capa
bic of holding any place OF trust or profit i'm
any civil department. 0uTCD s1f Boz ,T7-I.7-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rrTHE rALIeMAN OF FASHION: the IA.
voine ef Beauty the Pet Luxury OF every dressing
room and boudoir Canst thou guess what it Is,
readeff Abs we'll euessear Thou aft right, it
OF perfumes the chief among ten thousand" Sold
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$50 sAVENTH STREET. lS2
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT AND
E -#..t#I VICINITY ~ T-''-


-t -H-#1 VICINITY. " - -
have recently enlarged my store, giving me
greater business facilities, and have CORES pond
lngly enlarged my stock of the following Goods TO
"hlch respectfully request your attention when
making your purchases:
PAPER HAN9INGS, Of foreign and dsmestic
manufacture. ..rI,Irg rllr 'rr--'7. = :,
DECORATIONS for Halls. Saloons. So.. ...,
BORDERS, CENTERS, MERALLIONs AND
FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
STATUES and PAPER CURTAINS, .H .s
GOLD WINDOW SHADES, os Buff, Pearl Stone
Lavender, Brown, Chocolate, Tan, and Green
WINDOW SHADE HOLLANDS of dissrs,.
widths, in Green, Blue, Buff, and White. and
warTanted genuine Scotch, ah
SHADE oomplste,1 "a. T3-3sE'-f
RUSTIC BLINDS, CORDS. TAsSELs, 8cs.lio
TABLE and STAIR OIL CLOTH,
And . very large and complete stock Of 70 8Aaac
SQUARE AMI OVAL PICTURE FRAMES, In
Gold, WalnEt, Rosewood, and Ebeny.W slt 81
FRAMES of every description made to order.
n. B-I bave Also added to my store a small
.r PpTURE DEPARTMENT., -
where amateurs and the public are invited to call
and fnspect the few kaWYHa ESrzkM OF
.iggl -o- Io,. GOOD PICTURES IIlr-stsa "a
which have on hand. ,,l4 b.. t...sr.,.,..s al e..
Z. Acknowledging many obligations to my friends
and the public duriug the last nine years, 1 vet
earnestly solicit their continued favors and SUP.
port. /, j, ROTHROCK,.
~ b5Fi727i s9iS'A oppesite Patent ONCE.
+ le. olv sasl Z Oor Unisn ,Ifvii SGlftNNHSss' 4
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The New Iosk sssca narkst. thoaeh sc<ive
IN some sp~c,a,st'ee, 70 genera ~ auieter Yes
OF etss Sss: .ss s ss s 2. v
lstS ~ ksA Money " temporarily In rxtnsr
otiier demand. On call loans the rate ranges
al sac pr cent, discounts are quiet and arner
Irims names fsss'at eaf per cent Gold c5n-
tinnes irm bat without any active spee ula-
ton. .-. Ill. : - =
flom The Baltimore ameriea.'s review Of N.
markets IN thai city for the past week we Q sote
flour-New Howard Street Extra ana Rs,-
tmore fsmify have been offered during tne
past few Gays. The former, which " choice n
held n Sl2 sSaSl&, and The fafter at Sfa-D Old
stock moves SLOWLY and Western Sprins wheaa
Extras and Supers are heavy, partlcnlarlv
common hrands Large contracts for new CIV
Mills Ssipp.ng kxtra vsr:r made ~ rhs Close
SI3 Sasi&. principally at ei3s5, but nniiIers
now o'mapd an az vance, on these ngnrss fn
CONSEQUENCE OF the continued scarcity Of prime
most descriptions. -...--t Il ,------ =
Grain. - Receipts of new Wheat continue
sn all out hesriy all that has come forward
ms Ten oi mp r,or quality, asd prsess have
aoNhboo iully 10 cents per oushel for both
colors. owing TO the active demand for home
milhne, Corn opened I'm active and lower 0ot
mas since recovered, and closes firm uaaer
short sferlnes. Oats show q slight improve
nent, without much activity. No sales OF Rye
larger. : II - -
been IN fair demand and firm during the nast
week. Lard remains quiet but unchaneed
Ness Pork opentd dull but closed with A EAR
n ouiry and 1iTmer --"''-
Sugars rs-No sales Of refining Sugars have
h en- reported during the past week, but fair
amount OF business has been done In grocery
descriptions. Market well supplied, lhe I'M
Eorts coninulhg large Sales embrace 20 hhds
Iemerara acuum Pan Al I5l cents. 7uO hhos
Porto hioo al IL al3k cents, AS 10 quality, and
ln2 hhds ~ tierces English Island d, ex.brie
Mountain Eaele. damaged on the voyage, al
auction, at IS Sass g. per 100 lbs
Nhsky.-Sales for the week foot q 200 bbls
mostly western, al 50 25aS2 20 for Pennsylya-
ma, according 10 condition Of packages and AT
50 :7ae2.ss for CRY and Western. Market in
active AT the close but steady, the stock being
moderate
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TWO BAD GASES OF Piles CURED BY d
STRIOKLANDS PILE REMEpY

IWV DAD UApEb OF fIbEs UUKED By UB
sTRICkLAEDiS PILE REMEDY.
mr.. Glass, OF Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for
the benefit Of all who suffer with the Piles, that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggrs-
rom the army IS incurable, Che being quite para
yzed with the Piles) Both these distressing cases
we're cured with one bottle OF DR. STRIOKLANDB
PILE REMEDY. The recomme endation Of these
gentlemen, beside the daily testimonials received
byDr. Strickland, ought to convince those suffer-
ing that the most aggravated chronic Of Piles
are cured by DR. Strickland's Pile Remedy. It lie
sold by Druggists everywhere Sold BY J, W
NAIRE q 90; OHAs. OHRISTIANI, 3T1 Pa.
avenue and SOY Ninth street 90 S6-iy
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A SUPERIOR REMEDY.

We can conscientioQ Qsly recommend TO those suf
terfng from Q distressing. cough, DR. eTRIOK.
LANDS MELLlFLUOCs COUGH BALsAM. i.
II gives relief almost tinstantaneous and IL withai
but the Melhhuous Cough Balssm ia one Of the
best preparations In use, and 10 all that Its propr
etor claims tor it. We have tried 1t during the
cough. 1t is prepared by Dr., Strickland, No I35
sycamsre street, Cincinnati: Ohio, and for sale by
Druggiste. Sold by J. W. NAIRN q CO., also az
WATTS Drug Store, and OHAS. OHRI6TI.
ANTS. 317 Pa. avenue snd S02 Ninth street.
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FEIGHTFUL LEAP OF AN OLD MAx.-Be-
tween II and O'Clock on Friday an aged man
was seen TO leap from the Market street bridge
into the Schuykil river. q distance OF some
thirty -hNe feet. The wind blew mp has coat.
and by the time he reached the surface of the
water his coat was spread out as though n
Were an inflated bladder. The head went
down at one time, and the hands OF the man
We're padding IN the water as though 70 sus-
tain himself and his feet were visible at the
same time. Some Of the men who work al the
gas department swan out with planks but a
tug succeeded IN reaching the drowning man
and getting him on board, shortly after whlc h
be died His under clothing is marked, "A
FRAZIER, and be rs supposed 20 be between
seventy ana eighty years of age. The coroner
took charge OF the body. PhilddelDhia Iaqufrey
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MOTH AND FRECKLES,

Ladies afflicted with Discolor ations on the Face,
called moth patches or freckles, should use PER
RY'S celebrated MOTH and FRECKLE LOTION.
1t Is infallible Prepared by DR.. B. o. Perry, Der
matologist, 49 Bond st., n. Y Sold by all drug
sists In Washington and elsewhere my ls-eo3m
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SECRET DIsEAsEs

SECRET DISEASES.
eAMARITANs GIFT Rl emost certain, safe and
efectusl remedy-indesd, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days. and
bslsam no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. It
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, o.; fs-
SAMARITAN's Roor AND HKRB JurcRs-A positi ve
and permant mt cure for Syphilis. Scrofuia Ulcers
Sores, Spots, Tetters, &c Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold BY 3. O. Ford. Bee advertisement myS
AMODERN MIRACLEi
From old and young, from rich and poor, from
nigh born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
praise fer
HALLS VEGETABLE
SlCILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
t is perfect and miraculous article. Ouree
than any "ofl" or "pomatum Softeua brash
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresses
But above all, the great wonder is the Iapidity
Color. -
Use it few times. and
PRESTO, OHANGEi
the whltest and worst locking hair resumes its
youthful besuty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
colOriDg matter.
1t viii not tab long disagreeabe trial to prove
the truth of this matter The first application will
40 good, yeu Will see the NATURAL Color return
BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T,
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair
viii be gone giving place to lustrous, shining and
Ask for Halls sicilian Hair Renewer: no other
article is at all like it in effect You will find it
CHEAP TO BUY, pleasant TO Try,
AND sERE T9 DO Y9U Coon.
the ge puine. manufactured only by
r. P. HALL CO., Nashua. N; b.
For sale By all druggists. iaZ-S,ly