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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

THE GREAT WESTERN CIRcUs.-We
yesterday received call from Mr.. Charles
Weeks. agent Of the above institution, who
informs US that performance will be CIV
en- Oh Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
by this star Company. Among the liat of
performers we observe the names Of Prof.
Bartholomew, Ned Ward, Dancer and In.
perch performer. Mr.. Nelson, Clown, aud
performer. Miss Matild, the graceful eques-
t.ienne; Master Noah, Juvenile bareback
rider; George Bartholomew William
Franklin, summersault rider; Charley
Graham. clown; Major-General Silas,
/" the smallest man in the world" and 9TH
er talented performers. The renowned
trick ponies, Napoleon, Zebra and Loop
ard will also appear. They have been
trained to perform the most incredible
ftats. such as wsltzing, standing on a pc
destel fifteen inches in diameter, taking a
piece Of money from the bottom Of bucket
Of water. walking up plank inclined at
an angle Of forty.6ve degrees. ETC., etc.
This of itself. is we'll worth the price o:
admission. Let everybody 60, and take
the little folks with with them, for the op.
portunity is seldom presented to our peo-
pie of Witnessing as good q performance
a. we believe this will be.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
The Committee Of Arrangements Of tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. hare
about concluded that the best place to
buy Dry Goods. Clothing. Groceries and
in fact all kinds Of goodA is at Louis
Be,tman's, where you will find q well Sc
lrcied stock, which he is selling At the
lowest prices for Coin, G.eenbacks, Good
Butter, Eggs. Bacon, .s -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

In the three States it will be seen there
are $4,000 Democrats to $4,000 Re-
publicans. Now let US see how they are
actually represented in Congress $685.
900 Democratic have nine members; $780,.
900 Republicans have thirty four men,
bers.
When you cite the Radical majority in
Congress. let it be referred to as proof Of
the rascality Of that party in its attempt to
s.ile the will Of the people. 1t is said the
mills Of the gods grind slow, but they
grind very fine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

~ b. y. H. RotAschilds, Esq., o(sPort'
Townsend, we leasrs returned from, San
Francisco By the last steamer.
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~ We are indebted to Capt. Finch>
Of the steamer Elisa Asderson, for usuat
avofs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

TMessrs. Z. T. Gum and j. N. Gale.
have issued prospectus for new Radi.
cal paper to be issued in this place early
next month. The name of the new csndi-
date for popular favor h Tie Olympus
Tfaascrirt.
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killed and several buildings were blown
down. Considerable damage was done to
property.
CHICAGO. Nov. 4-There was quite q
gale here yesterday. Two men in boat
were blown out into the lake and were
doubtless lost.
Thad. Stevens Attempts to Catch the Popn.
lar Brccxe.
Nrw yopr Nou e-Th.d. Stexens
nubl;,hes a le.ter on ,.a,;onal finances.
He don't annrove Of the Government
financial policy during the past six years.
He thinks that millions OF money have
been wasted by mismana cement, but that
with a country 70 productive the Repub-
lie will always be able to pay its Just liza
Lili,ies. He denounccs the National Bank
system. Money is what the law makes it.
The Government has power to make mon
ey OF any material 1t chooses metal paper
leather, tin or greenhacks. and having
made greenbacks lawful money. they are
lawful money to all intents and purposes
lie maintains that It I" just and proper 20
pay the national dept IN greenoacks' ana
demonstrates that Congress in contracting
loans, never intended TO commit the Gov
ernment to pay the principal IN com; ~, e.'
cept where II expressly 50 mentioned !o''
matter was well considered at the time
The letter proceeds at great length 10 aus
cuss the policy and sAsnt OF paying tue
national dept WIN ereenoacks' ana argues
that from the d'nerens plans eugges'eo'
the manner in which tins could be done.
no deems McCunocn PFTsen' po:Sy :.
con'!ac''"e inc cu'1enc! ious "''''"'
monthly ~ "'e"'y PrtJua'c'a''
A Bureau Agent AooDed oy Negroes
Major Butts. Freedman's Bureau
Agent in King william County, has been
mobbed BY negroes. The civil authorities
troops were called Tor. .A .a.'t'
Election Returns.
CHICAGO. Nov. 9.-The Chairman OF
<Ls M;uueaota Ranuhlican State Commit.
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~ We are indebted to. +. T. Dodge.
Esq. for late Westminster. papers.
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70 Cincinnati is ahead of New York.
Philadelphia aud all tho great Eastern cit
is in the taste exhibi,e ed in the art Of land
scapc gardening. sts trg,
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-11-16

RocHEsrE, Nov. 4-1'hers was terri
bic gale here last night. One nan wa,
killed and several buildings were blown
down. Considerable damage was done to
property.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-There was quite q
gale here yesterday. Two men in a boat
were blown out into the lake and were
doubtless lost.
Thad. Steyens Attcmpts 10 Catch the Pom.
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The HeralTs special has excellent al.
thority for the statement that the Presi.
dent intends to change his Cabiaet.-
Smythe. the CalIecior q New Yerk. 10 10
be made the Postmasses-G esesal a S~ere-
tsry Of the Treasssy, aaa Revsay Jshs-
80 10 to 81 The Drpazsasss q ssaas-
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Justices of the Pc ice.

Nahihb1y-Joln w Stewart, James
NJ Sadc, Thomas II. Mcleod, Norman
Upper, David +. Ioycc, Rufus Wain-
wright, John II. Simmons, Edwin Val
lette, Henry Maynard, Ira w. Clark.
Ne'C Udrea-Olivcr Smith, wv. Lang
don, A T.. Roscoe, ll.O. GiiiIrl, + =
Boitum, Lewis Russell, l.. b. NJ Cowlcs
Sah,Jmy-E H. Weeks. c. L Evcrts
Chester Kingsley, Hiram Atwood, L. IL
Griswold;
IVcyJ,7dge A. d. Hayward, Gil lIar-
rington, a. j. Child, +. ). Wright, Fifth
tie,
!Saoreham-M. w C Wright, Thurman
Brookins, II. Il. Wright, ~. W. Perry,
Charles lIunsdon.
TeryeaHes-Gco. w Grandry, l. Mcad>
err, J. + Roberts, Geo. II. Scott, Hiram
Adams, b. b. Allen, IL. G. Horton,
Fe,risbmyh-R Parker, p Allcn,O. II.
Hand, j. Is. Booth, G. w. Wicker,
Stephen Ball, G. ID. Pcrcival
Jdtian-- Edwin Evert,, jill Sprague
+. ID. Burton, f. ID. Benton, James
Preston.
WoHltoa-Platt X Gag, NJ. o French,
Philemon Her, Henry Il. Williams,
Spencer +. Fuller Ethan Smith, Oliver
Hyde and Chas. II. Stone tie
L"cota-Stephen NJ. Colby, Daniel, II.
Sargent, VIM w. Pope, VIM. w. Var.
ncy, Charles Clark. Geo. w. Durham,
Enos =. Hong.
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DR. SCnENCK, the Lung Doctor.

rr5g- The Proprietor Of ScuENcKs PutMoxrC
SYHrp, the inventor Of SCiIENCK's liEsrIsoMErtt
the only instrument that to a certainty detect
the slightest murmur Of the respiratory organs.
This is ul great Importance to DIR. SCHENCK.
to know the exact condition Of the lungq, whether
it is Tubcrculous, pumonsrv bronchial, Peuri-
tic or Dvspeptc Consumption, aud whether 1t il
both lungs or only one that Diseased.
1t requires constant and long practice to become
familiar with every sound or rsttling Of \ Diseased
bronchial tuic. Patients come to DIR SCuENCK to
get examined that have been examined 10y thcii
family physician. VINO told them that their lungs
were almost gone; when by close examination
with tie Res Iiruneier it is often found that II Is
M affection Of the bronchial tubs and by getting
a healthy action Of the liver and tone Of the
stomach, the sufferer is soon restored to health.
Sometimes medicine that will stop cough is cer-
tain death to the patient. 1t locks up the liver,
stops the circulation Ut the blood--h:cmorrhage
follows, and, in fact stopping the action OF the
very organs that caused the cough.
DR.. Schcnck will lie professionally at his rooms
every week 81 Bond Street New York, and 30
Hanover Street, Boston, from 3 A. n until I'm.
He gives advice free, but Tor thorough examin-
aiicn with the Respirometor he charge is IS. His
medicines are for sale by all druggists and dealers
also full supply at all times at his rooms Price
ni the Pulmnnc Syrup and Seawced Tonic, each
81 30 per hottie, or Il so the LaH dozen: Man
drake Pills - cents per box. GEO. G.. GOOD
WIN & CO., - Hanover Street, Agents for Dos
on. For sale 10y all druggists. QBG1y
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MO ClIRE-ALL.

~ But it Won ''ant medicine that will cure
Chronic (not iniiamnatorv) rheumatism, Mumps.
sore Throat Swclliugs Old SorcS, Bruises, Tootl =
ache. Headache, Insect Sings. Pains in the Back
aud Chest; also. Internally, DiarrhoI, Dvsenicrv,
Ole, Caours ami Vomiting YOU have / in DIR.
Tobias Wonderful Venetian lniment. 1t never
fails when used according TO the directions E' cry
drop of it i, put mp hv DIR TOBIAS i'm>"lf and he
has done 81 for nineteen wears. His medicine is
known throughout the world. The ,c,t physicians
recommend 1t. Thousands Of certificates Gamble
s,ei at the depot. 56 Cortlandt Street. No fam
ilv having children, should he without it in case
Of Cramp. Thousands Of children are saved by it
Annually. Use it when first taken according to
directions and YOU will never lose child. Ladies
will find il valuable in cra'licating pimplcS and
blotchcs. Only 30 cts. and Il per bottle. Sold
by the druS ,iss throughout the tnitcd States and
il Europe. Depot, jj Corilandt Street, New
York 2i;iw
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

An Episcopal Convocatinn met at
Pouiney last week, thiteen clergy being
present Services were held at both the
villages. Interesting sermons were preach
ed by the Rev. Messr' w. K, johnson, of
Hudson, n. Y, Hale, of Arlington,
Chandler, agent of the Church Book SO.
cicty, and Prof IIopsrn, of 81. Ste phcn's
College, on the Hudson Able Essays
were read on "Frequeni Divorce in YER
mont" by the Rev. NJ. Douglass, Of
Windsor, and on "The Sealing of the
Spirit" by the Rev. G. r. Balchelder, Of
Bethel. The congregations were good,
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TWO FARMS IN ONE, OR ONE


Tie "oll-kuowu ..ut sanford Fam, situated in
Sh"lchim l. now for sale. Sail farm contain,
in ALL nearly H01 If the choicest land for all
farming PURPOSES, but it de,lrel lw purchasers it
can AMI viii bc divided into two farms and sold
separate, The principal or large farm contains
a1dat 2JO acres of the best of land Tor tilage
moving. etc. There is on it a lnod two-,tnrv
house, with woodhouse, carriage house, five barns
cilelmill, small horse barn, corn barn and other
small u-ctul buildings. two good orchard, Of graft
eel irnt, and small fruits such ~ currants Cranes
etc, good wood lots, with plenty Of naples for
sugar orchard II desired etc, all in good condition
and reHir.
The mall farm is only separated from the large
one hv the highway, and contains between firtv
aud ilty acres NJ good Land, n good ~ story
house aud good barn. The houses are ia sneak
Ing distance Of exc other Sholld two partners
wish to occupy them. Sii firms are well fence
an object worthy of notice to purchasers, aud ac-
cessible to The Orwell Cheese Factory. should
dairy he the business desired Possession given
the LIST al April next If spll Now come and see
tor Yourselves all who wish to purchase ami call
on the Undersigned livin-; nc.s Inc premises, who
viii give you all further Particulars,
A. W. PERRY.
eh"reham, w., july 10, 1867. left
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10 CONSERVATIVES

l. The Rev. EDWARD \ WILSON will send
Gree of charl,c) to al who desire it. the prescrip
ton with the directions for masr and using the
simple remedy bv which lie was cured Of lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His onl v Inject Is to benefit the afflicted aud he
hopes every sufferer will try this pie~cripton as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove blss-
sing Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
9;1O 1Gj South Second St, Williamsburg, y. Y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"

a EEADtIS--
Rcnnc,s Pain Killing Magic oil cures Headache 1!
Rennc's Pain Killing Magic oil cures Tnoihnchc!
icnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralsia
Rcnnc's Pain-killins Magic Oil cures Cholera
Murlisl
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism
Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures I.amenessi
Rennc's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures skin Diseases
Some folks seem to he proud Of telling how
lame their shoulders are"-oi ''mv crick in tbc
hHck'-or, Il have got the Sciatca'-and delight
a. Dragging that nothing can cure me hut
when We get such "awlul folks" to use RrSxr's
PMN MILLING MAGIC on. faithfully. we not only
cure their lamclcss and charm away their mains
but We actually take all that kind of "bra,, out
OF them and they frankly own up and saw, at
works likc charm :"
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufacture.
Pittsfeli, Mass.
Sold in Mildlebury, by II. A. sheldon. 2i;1v
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ME UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
L COMPANY.
THEIR FIRST mortgage BONDS
4 ) an Investment.

hc.rapid progress OF the Union Pacific Railroad
now building west from Omaha, Npbra, ka, and
forming with its western connections, an unhruken
line across the continent, attracts attention to the
value OF the First VI rtgage Bonds which the Com
panv now offer to the public. Tie first question
asked by prudent investors is, 'Are thee bold,
securci' Next. Are they Profitable invest
ment?" To reply in brief;
LIST. The early completion of the Whole great
line to the Paciic is AS certain As any future si-
ness event can be. The GoVcrnm' mt grant Glover
twenty million acres Of land aud lift, million dui-
lars IN its own bonds practically EtGuauttcs il.
One fourth Of the work is already zone, and the
track continues to be laid at the rate OF TWO mites
IA da.
~. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued
upon what promises to be one of most profit
able lines of railroad in tie country. For many
wears it must he the only line connecting the
Atlantic and Pacific; and being ithuul conpr-
titiun, it can maintain rcmuneratiNr rates.
81 ~ miles of tins road are finished. and fully
equipped with GcpOts, locomotives, rs, &c. and
two trains are daily running each WAY. The ma
ierials for the remaining 81 miles to the eastern
base of the Rocky Mountains are on ham'i, and il
is under contract to he done in September.
4th. The net earnings of the section, already
finished are several time greater than the gold III
terest upon the First Mortgage bonds upon SGch
sections, and il another mile of the road were bulls.
the part already completed would not only pa,
inter 1t and expenses, but be profitable to tie
Company
9TH. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds can lie
issued only as the road progresses, and therefore
can never be in the market unless they represent
Joud Pile property.
9Th. their amount is stictlv limited by law to
sum eqnal to what is granted by the t. $ Gov
ernmcnt. and for Hhch it takes n second lien as
its security This amount uupn the first jl7 mile
west from omaha is only $4,000 PER mile.
9Th. Inc fact that the L. ;. Government consil-
ers second lien upon tie road a good Investment,
and that some of the shrcwdest railroad builders
1T the country have alrcalv paid in i've million
dollar, upon the stock (Which is to them third
lier) may well inspire confidence in first lien.
S,h. Although il is not claimed that there can
be anv better securities than Governments. there
are parties Who consider first mort; ;g- upon
such property this the very h,>t security in
the world ami Who sell their Govcrlnne ITS 10 re-
invest in these rondS--thus securing = greater
interest.
9th. A, the Union Pacific Railroad bonds arc
offered Tor the plc,Cnt at 90 cents on the dollar
and accrued, they are the cheapest security il the
market. being more than - per cent. less than
L. :. Stocks.
To- AT the current rate Of premium on gold,
they pay
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TIE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE

Situated at Riverside, Burlinp ton County. \. j.,
is founded Tor the purpose fgratuitouSy educatinl,
the sons o deceased Soldiers and Scamen Of the
United States.
Tie Board ofTrustccs # The Institute consists Of
the following well-known citizens oiPennsylvania
aud New Jersey:
n0N. WILLIAM u. MANN. Dist. AIRY. rhila.
IION.LEWIS Il. BRunMALI. Ex-Chicf Conner
L. 5. Mint, and Recorder Of Deeds, rhila.
HON. JAMES NJ SCONEl., New Jersey.
HON. W. W. WARE; New .Icrser
uFNRl GORMAN, Esq, Ag't Adams Express
Pha.
J. +. COE, Esq, of JOY, Coe & Co., Phila.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Washington, u. c.,
April Is, S67.-Ohce of Internal Revemue:-
Having received satisfactory evidence that tho
proceeds Of the enterprise conducted by the Wash
mgtun Library Company will he devoted to char
table uses. permission is hereby granted to said
Company to conduct such enterprise exempt frcm
all charge, whether from special tax other duty.
+. A. ROLLINS, Commits, ioner
The sssocilton have appointed as Receivers,
McsSrs. GEORGE \. COOKE & Co, 33 South
Third Street. Philadelphia, whose well known
integrity and business experience will 10 suili-
cicnt guarantee that the money intrustcd To them
will he promptly applied to the purpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Ia. May 20, 1867
To the Officers and Members Of the Washington
Library Co., n. 5. READ, Secretary.
Gcntlcmen;-On receipt At your favor of The Is
inst, notifying us Of our appointment Receivers
for your Company, took the liberty tn submit
a copy of your Charter, with plan oi Nour enter.
prise. to eminent legal authority. and having re-
ceived his favorable ,Inon in 'r.,ard to il, legal
itv, and sympaih1ing with TIC benevolent oiiect
nj your associa ton viz; the education and main
tcnan, ut the orphan chill lrcn Of our soldiers and
sailors at the Riverside Institute, we have conclo-
ded 10 accept tho trus; and to use our best enrts
to promote So worthy Object.
Respectfully, yours, &C..
GEO. A. COOKE & co.
Address all letters and orders To GEO.A. COOKE
co. Bankers SO South Third Street, Philadel-
Mia, Pa, receivers for the W ashington l.ibrar
Company, 1872
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and the singing hearty and cifecive--ihe
professional hymn being introduced The
corner stone of the new Episcopal Church
is soon to be laid at the West village.
SriRirUAIlsr. - Mrs Fanny Davis
Smiih will give addresses forenoon and
afternoon ut the church in East Mid
dlebury, Sunday, Sept %.
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GUAM LIGHTNING DENZJSE

~ For removing, quick as lightning" all
Kinds OF Grease Spots. Paint. varn,h, Tar. Wheel
Grca>e. &C., from Garments, Carpets. Silks aud
CI"th OF every description, without injury to the
most delicate fabric. No other article can, lie like
it,, Sold by &. Z. GOODWIN CO., Boston. and
all druggists. jul aug. a sen.
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OVER NINE PER CENT. INTEREST.

The daily subscriptions are already large aud
they will continue to lie received by the
Continental National Bank. No. Nassau St.
Clark Dodge K Co., Bankers 81 Wall ST.. John
j. Cisco 4 Son, Bankers, No. - Wal ST., and by
Banks and Bankers generally Throughout the
United States of whom maps and descriptive
pamphlets may lie obtained. They will also lie
sent bv mail from the C,mianvS Office, No. -
Nassau Street, New York, On application. Sub
.cribers will select their own agents in Whom
they have confidence who alone will he responsible
to them for the safe delivery of the honts.
JOHN J. CISCO, Trca,mer.
1l:Sm New York
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nR. WISTARS BALSAM OF
WI II CHERRY

In the whole history OF medical discoveries no
remedy has performed 80 many or such remarkable
cures If the numerous affections Of the Throat
Lungs and Chest As this lurg-iriel aud jus "
celebrated BIl,am. So generally ackno~ie gel j.
the superior excellence of thi, remedy that but
few c the many who have tested its virtues by
experience fail to keen it at band as speedy ami
certain cure for sudden attack, of Ccld-iullv bc-
lirvinr that its remedial powers comprehensive
enough (" embrace every form ofl-eAse. from The
slightest cold to the most dangerous symptom Of
nulu mary comnl1tut
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INFORMATION;

Il Information guaranteed to produce luxuri-
INT growth Of hair upon a bald head or hcarllc>s
face also recipe for the removal Of Pmplcs,
Elotches, Errpions. eic., on the skin, leaving the
same SIT, clear aud bean .ful, can lie obtained
wihoul charge bv Addressing
IllDS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
oily S2j Broadway, New York.
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THE CONFESSION AND ENPE-
Il kIE\CE OF AN INV1Itb

Published for tie benefit and a. a C.rriox TO
lorNG Mss aud Others who suffer from Neryou.
Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood Sr SIM
plying at the same time 1iiN ME,Ss or SrIF-
Cuht; NY one who has cured himself after un
derg"ing considerable quackcrv. sv cnclosin,
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies. free of
CHARGE. may lie had Of the author NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Ed, Brooklyn. KINKS CO.. NY. All
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ITS EFFECT Is
nj r \ G U l. O u S.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN


1t is perfect and wonderful article Cures
badness. Makes Hair grow. A better dressing,
than any ''oil' or 'pomatun.' Soitens brash,
DR., and Mirv hair INFO beautiful silkeu trcsSeS.
Bat. above ALL the great won Ter is the rapiiitv
with which it restores Gray Hair to its Original
Cuur.
The white,t and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty hv its use. 1T does not dye the
hair hut strikes at the root aud ILLS 1t with new
lie and colorns matter.
The first application will 10 good Won will sec
the Natural nlHr rt.r,'iu. c','~N day. AMI l,r-
fore Won hnou it. thr,!l. -rie, d.--pl,,rt .,trrr
ance IF the hair will be .,uur, giving place tn
lusjrou,. shining aud beautiful locks.
Ak for Halls Sican Hair Remover; no other
article is at all like it in effect.
See that each bottle has our prvat, government
Stamp over the top OF the bottle. All Others are
imi ations.
K. +. HALL & co. Nashua, y. H., Propri"tors.
For sale by all Druggists. 2l4w