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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20
Colorad Meeting in South Carolina.

COLUMBIA, March lS-One Of the most re.
malkablc meetings Of colored citizens ever held
in South Carolina convened here to-day, the
occasion being the celebration Of the passage Of
The bill cpfranchising the co!ored race.
By invitation, General Wade Hampton, W.
+. Desasscur, Edward Arthur, A. +. Ta!ley,
and Jarves G. Gibbs addressed the mcctlng.--
Rev David Pickett and Beverly Nash, both
colored, also made speeches. Sentiments high
" honorable to the colored people were express
cl, and the meeting showed signs Of gratlfica-
ton at the spirit Of political utilization with
which they have been met, and the citizens
generally were equally pleased to find that the
coIored men evinced disposition to become
identified with The true interests Of the State.
Should convention be called. the people viii
nominate and support The best men IN the
country, and, As stated by the coloret man,
Nash, in his speech, they will urge Congress &c
repeal the DISTINGUISHING clause which deprive:
them Of the services Of those i'll whom they
have the greatest confidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

Gov. WIsE.~We learn that re4ae3t to
Governor Henry \. Wise, to deliver an address
to the colored people Of this city, was crcu'a-
ted Yesterday amongst the Eioat respectable
norton Of that class in the city, and that a
iaree number of them signed it. The call
states that s'the colored people Of this city, as-
precating their altered political condition since
the passage Of the Sherman bilI' by Congress,
are DESTROYS of hearing his views on Their priv
ieges and duties in their present condition, -,
It has been iotimated that Coy: Wise would
give favorable response to call Of this kind
Rich TrI51iipT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

Time money, laborand Clothes Saved, by n-,ng
DOBBINH ELECTRIC SOAP
When used, according to directions 10 wash
board or washing machine Is necessary, and by
it9 use child can DO the walking II lar25
family.
II makes tha hsnds soft and white. and will
not in ulT1 tie most delicate fabrics. For sale
wh0!csa AMI retail BY HEN kI COOK,
IL 4-tr ~ and POI King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

The Lynchburg Republican says: During g
recent visit to Bedford county, We met and
conversed with sundry large landhoders and
eultivators, and learn from these that the poll
cy of dividing the large tracts, heretofore work
ed By slaves, into small farms, and leasing the
same to responsible and industrious tenants, is
now generally conceded, and will be generally
practiced."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

SLEEP OvERcoMEs ALL Men. The most
violent passion and excitement cannot keep
even powerful minds from sleep: Alexander
the Great slept on the field Of .Arbola, and
Napolcon upon that Of Austcrtz; Even
stripcs and torture cannot keep of sleep as
criminals have been known to give way to 1t on
the rack. Noises, which at.Iirst serve to drive
it away, soon become Indispensable to its cyis-
tepce thus stage coach stopping to change
horses, wakes all the passengers. The pro-
prietor of an iron forge, who slept close to the
din of hammers, forges and blast furnaces,
you'd wake if there was any interruption to
them during the night; and scl, miller, who
had his mill stopped on that account: passed
sleopess nights uotI the mill resumed It's usual
noise. Homer, in his Iliad, elegantly repre-
sents sleep as overcoming all men, and even
the gods, except Jupiter alone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20
/ MEXICAN CHAMPION
II PATENT WRINGEE
AND WASHING MACHIIE.
Il [ !,

We have taken the agency Of thi: justly cela-
Drated machine. Housel,eapers are PARTICULAR
~ requested 10 call and examine il for tn9n1-
selves, whether desiring to purchase or not 81;
il: use the washing ola large family can be done
in one fourth Of the ordinary time ana with
comparatively little or no labor. 1t i: perfectly
4 child is strong enough 10 worl, it ana ii
washes the clothes beautifully; and wiki not
half The wear that thay- are subjected TO n the
ordinary way. Ii will be loaned Oh trial for
one day - parties desiring to purchase. HE
which We hold them For Wishing Machine
and ]Yringer complete, S22; Washing Machine
alone. rs Wringer alone, -.
JANHEY ! 60.
NH ST Agent, 10. l4j, King street.
u iL q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

MR.. STEvENs's CONTI8CATI0N BEL. The
first section Of this bill lorfeta TO the United
States all the public lands Of the South. The
second directs its seizure under the act Of July
l., 1862 The third appoints three commits
sioners for each Stale to adiudicate and con-
denim property The fourth secures to each
adult freedman or head OF family forty acres
Of land inalicnablc for ten years. and provides
commissions for its allotment. The 9Th pro
vides $50 for each homestead and iund OF
$500 600 600, the interest OF two-tiiths OF which
is to be applied to pensioncr: made BY the late
war, and the other threc-flths 10 pay damages
incurred by loyal men. Section sixth c&empts
from seizure any one whose estate is less than
S., 600, unless voluntary officer Or employee
of the Confedcracy, and reta ms $1,000 for
each delinquent The seventh provides for
the assessment Of the sums above mentioned
on all the property Of the South by the com,
MISSION The eighth releases the property OF
those paying their assessment, and the ninth
provides for the sale Of the property Of those
who do not pay, prohibiting sale Of larger
tracts than five hundred acres, or longer credit
than three years. Nat. nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

The Richmond Wing sees "a prospect of
getting into practical relations with the Gov
ernment." Whether the game is worth the
candle, for the kind Of practical relations with
the government" now possible, is question.
These relations seem to consist in forcing upon
the South every measure which it disapproves,
and requiring it to submit to any terms which
the Radicals may dictate Wonld that it we're
OF could be otherwise.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

THE SUPPL ENE.7TAL REcONsTRUCTIoN Bill
passed very near in the shape in which ii came
FROM The Senate, the additions made BY the
House to the first section, intended to include
ali The State officials prior to the war, and to
the fifth, providing for punishment Tor perjury,
were adopted by the Senate. But that body,
in the conference committee, consisting Of
Me$srs. TrumbuIl, Wilson and Buc.alew, Oh
the part Of the Senate, and Messrs. Wilson,
Boutwell, and Marshall Oh the part OF the
House, secured the main point tor which it
conended III the provision which requires
majority Of all the votes cast on the ratllca-
ton, Instead Of the voters registered. The
report Of he Conference COMMITTEES being
agreed TO in both Houses, the bill goes 10 The
President for bis approval. Mat Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20
The Virginia State Debt.

RICHMOND, March l9.--The House passe
to it's engrossment the bill to pay four per cen
interest on the State debt. The bill will c,.r
tainIy pass the Senate in that form.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

COUNTRY ROADS AND THE CRors. The
recent excessive rains have produced condi-
ton of the roads in the country almost without
precedent The winter had been severe-such
as always leaves bad roads, through the amount
Of frost ia the earth. But these rains have
made them great deal worse Ii is impossi-
bic to transport heavy articles through the
country. There will be very little hauling
done for some time, and trade must suffer.
The earth is SO saturated with wafer that it
will take many days Of March winds to make
the roads even tolerable.
The excessive moisture Of the earth, it may
be feared will damage wheat IN level districts
OF country. The operations OF farming are
seriously retarded Richmond UIY?dtch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

The Atlanta Era says that lust now there
is much more danger of saying too much thar
too little, politically. Those at Washington
who are fixing up the dose for the South, are
listening to all we say, for excuse or encour-
agement to make it stronger and more nau-
ceous,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

William R. Barbee, the we'll known Virginia
sculptor, whose name is intimately associated
with his own beautiful Fisher Girl and the
'Coquette, works of art which have won the
admiration of all who have seen them, has just
modelled the Lost PIeiad," which he pro-
nounces his best work Of art The model is
now in gallery in Baltimo.e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

WHERE Il CALVIN PEPPER ?-:3one excite
ment is created among our colored friends b.
the fact that their agent, Calvin Pepper: who
was appointed on the 26th Of October last to
collect funds 10 meet the expenses 81 the test
suits Of Rev. Mr. Thompson and MIR Conover,
two colored persons who claim rig ht to vote
under the Civil Rights bill, has failed to make
his appearance or return any OF his collections
to the Executive Committee. Consequently
st f meeting CT the Committed On the 9Th in
slant, resolutions were adopted stating the
facis, calling upon the abScondlng Pepper 10
rcsc0nd, and annuing his authority a. collect,
ing agent. --Afwurh sIoUHnI
We again warn the eolored population against
these "disintprasted and dear friends, who
are taking 90 much pains to drill them i1to 4
knowledge OF their duties, and engage hem in
business operations, in which they are 10 have
the custody Of the funds. -~Noy6M Day BooL,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

The Washington Chronicle says that con
ident hopes are entertained that under the
new act of reconstruction, the Radicals will
Gerry North Carolina, Alabama, Louisiana,
South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi and
Florida. Virginia is the least reconstructed
Of all the States, and Texas has felt so little
the effects of the rebellion, that it will require
all Hamilton's abilities 4! J and most persis-
tent efforts to organize the Union party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

The Masons of Winchester have purchased
lot there, which is 30 feet wide by 1876 long.
and cost them $3,575. 1t is the intention Of
the fraternity to erect upon it large Lodge
Room. The work will be commenced as soor
as the weather permits It is estimated thai
the edifce will cost $40 1000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20

We have received the last monthly report of
the Director of the Bureau of Statistics, Trea-
sury Department. also, a catalogue of the
Officers and Students Of Columbia College.
D, c: also, a pamphlet copy Of Mr. DooHttle' 8
speech in the Senate, against tie Military
Force bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-20
THE GREATEST

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07
RURAL, Rock Island County, I
March /. 1867.

EDITOR OF THE ARGUS, Dear SIR In
response to the call of our school superinten-
dent, respectable number of the directors
and teachers of this township met at the
school house near Mr.. j. V. Cooks, ON Sat
urday last, for the purpose of talking about
school matters generally, and 'devising some
measures by which our school system may
be made more efficients The subjects of
school houses and grounds, school furniture,
and other necessary appurtenanees of good
schools, were generally discussed by the per-
Sons present and decided interest in the
success of the schools manifested. !, ~
The superintendent spoke more particular
ly On the subject of school visitation by him,
and stated, as his opinion, that the good ac-
complished in that way WIS small when conn
pared with the time spent, and that the same
object could be much more fully accomplish
ed by township meetings for the drill of teach
ers IN q body, and where the directors could
be present and judge for themselves of the
knouledge and capacity of their respective
teachers. After the discussion of the subject
by many present, the following resolution
was submitted and unanimously adopted:
Resoioea, That, in our opinion, o township
meeting of directors and teachers to be held at or
soon after the commencement of the several
schools of the township, under the supervision Of
the county superintendent, for the purpose of
drilling the teachers, ascertaining and improving
their methods of teaching, and general qualifca-
tons, would be highly beneficial to our education
ID interests and accomplish greater results than
the system of school visitation now required by
Law, and we request the superintendent to appoint
such meetings in this township.
After the adoption of the above resolution
the meeting adjourned to reassemblee at the
call of the superintendent. sasr45
STEER h ala.s DIRECTOR.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

-CnTkIS 0ANTS Hne Will De charged Tor
each insertion Of articles under this head.
ASTOUNDING DIscoyExY.-Some four or e. s
shosmakess, calling themselves an association,
have made the wonderful discovery that there is
a"King" in our midst, Isee Rock Island Argus
of Feb. Is, 1867. 8 ser
o! wonderful discovery, o what wise men
surely future generations viii rise up ara
call you blessed. Then they propose to show
to the coed people of Rock island fand every
body eisel that this King rs q great syraIst, dis
regarding the inseresssof his subjects, So, &c.
Now, we, the iourneymen shoemakers working
tor A.. j. Swanson, wish 10 show to the s..Me-
chsnics OF Rock leland and surrounding towns. +,
that this ''wonld-be King lie not sach . mon
ster or tyrsnt, a. the so-called association wish
to make him. Most Of the undersigned know
perfectly well that Mr.. Swanson has, since the
rebellion commenced, proposed an advance ON
wages, from time to time, the association" to
the contrary Notwithstanding. The undersign-
ed know that he (S~snson1 never said that he
would not employ . man who ''sticks I'D for his
rights or for his wages" but he said right to
the contrary, viz; 81 want the best work, and
will pay the best wages" The so-ealled ..asso-
ciasion' goes on to say that we American
people are not used to such rule iKingiyl and
cannot submit to it" that il, those men that
left Swaason's shop, three in number. 1--WE
Americana" Two of these Americans were
born and raised in Sweden and che other one
was born and raised in Ireland on we Amer
icaus! rheso-called association says, 1--WE they'll
are compelled to call Swanson's a scab shop"
Do please be merciful, because some of You
know that your past has not been clear Of
''scsb, AS we shoemakers term IT," In con-
clusisa we ~sxprs.sa hops that this. ..o-callsd
association, Numbering at the present time
only Fl We men I'll toldl vii, h the future, in
form the public, and the craft generally, how
the division came in the society, which caused
them to call Swanson's as-.scab shop" and
until the so-cAiled association" win perform
that task, We, the undersigned, In the employ
Of A. j. Swanson, shah look upon the so-caIled
association a. being the meanest Of t"scahs'
that We ever knew. WIN. NJ LEE.
.s.s,yv-vzs ~ -zer q ysv~vr WIN. o BRIEN,
. @@~'''s'r-@+s4 ~ . $50 1 @. KoBERe,
eIte 2a5 Il" 1.;4@ o. NyLiN,
= 80 ssS@@ assxfse'1 D. II. Hxnzow,
: CHAs- DEusKxL,
5ssl 5Es1 &E4 ~ 52s4ApAH BLAcKHALL.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07
CoA6N6ERCIAI.
Rock Island Market.

rssL1A' s Sa1Rocx IsLAEp, March 4.
The current value of the articles named below is
subject to changes, but the following quotations
are correct for the date Of this report
Flour-Johnston's Spring Double Extra, in bills.
Sl2,40, at Wholesale and $500 at retail Sacks,
$1,000 at Wholesale and $I2,60 ut retail. Loose,
$l1,2O at Wholesale, and $ll, 80 at RETAIL
Wheat-No. I, s., 20. No. 2, 200. Rejected
l,70. :
Cern-45c to SO
Oats-35a40c for IS lbs. q
Rye-60aS5c.
s B B.sisyZN e bso. No.Ass.i sAsss<
Onions-50c par BUSH
POtatoes-55c.
Eggs-25c doz.
Butter-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring &c. L
Salts, l5a3, 35 per barrel.
retail zoe.
Poultry-Live chickens, 81, 40a3,oo per dos.
PC fork-for 1--we hogs 5u7 Sc. Dressed 6,50a7
Beef-Live weight, common 3,00a4, so. Prime
shipping 5,o0a5, so per hundred pounds
Hides-Green country, 70; green salt.d &c.
dry sailed, lie dry aint Il; green calf I2ic ;cut
damaged gruby price sheep pelts Sl.00
a; Prairie Saass per ton Timothy $1,000.
Coal-At the Coal Valley Y ard on the Levee,
GOAL is sold Of IA cents, the cost of delivering to
FrOrx,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

A NEw PsEPARAuoN FOR THE TEEra.-Rog
srs' Fragrant Odontoline removes all eubssan.
ces destructive to the Teeth, prevents discolor-
ation, the accumulstion of Tartar aDda Spongy
RELAXED coalition Of the Gums. impasting a
pleasant and fragrant refreshing taste 10 the
mouth. Put up in handsome Boxes contain
Ing one Bottle Liquid and one Box Powder,
Price Is cents.
Sotd by Druggists, Perfumers, and Fancy
Goods Dealers. d&vtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

THE LICENSE QUEsrIoS.-An article will
be found in this paper, copied from the, In
ion, headed, Letter from Coal Valley"
441S-- ~ >~>-'----~--- r~+-s-s~ a
principle advocated is one which we have
discussed and favored, in these columns, at
various times, and We are glad to see so SEN
sible an article on that subject in the col
umns of our coHmporary. The system, if
adopted by our board of supervisors, would
save thousands of dollars to our county
The sum to be paid for license, however,
we think, is fixed by Law and cannot exceed
about $50, but that does not change the fact
that well regulated license system is vastly
preferable to the unlicensed and nnrestrained
sale of all kinds of liquors, under the. label
of some sort of stomach bitters &C., &c.
Give as a strict license system and close up
all who do not conform to it. Regulate and
control the traffic and make it source of
revenue, instead of, as now, a fruitful source
of litigation and expense.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

zDR. KaArP, formerlyof Ne~ Y@k, who hos
visiseds Rock Island regularly the past eight
years. and effected usny- wondesful cures Of
old CHRONIC D1srAsEs, CAscEas, and dissaaes Of
the Ere AND EAR, which have.besa pronounced
IScuEAsLr by the medical profession generally.
can be consulted At the Island City Hotel,
Monday, March 18th. as viii be seen by his
card in another column. Oossstatioa .free
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

NuRsEax.--Mr. Wm-A. Neurse, Of Maline,
has an advertisement in this paper to which
we request the attention Of AL who want any.
thing in the line of trees, shrubs, plants, &C.,
&c. MFR. Nourse has engaged the services Of
A. + Swander, Esqy who has, had much ex.
perienee in fruit trees, and who win not pu,
up or sell any but first class trees. People
can rely upon the good judgement of Mr..
Swander, IN making purchases.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

new GooDs. Table Linens, rowslings,
HasAched Auslins u and ~ yards wide, Blssch-
Cd and Bro~n Shsetings, Dress Buttons. Re-
cept'on Hoop Skirts, &c.. &c, just received
from Nsw York, and marked Atss,y lo,s prios.
= = q. n. ArxxN.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07
Warehouse Sale.

TNHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WILL BE
:. sold at public auction Mt my warehouse, on the
Leyee, in Rock Island, on SATURDAY, March
stn, 1907, lsaie to commence at o'clock y. M.
to pay charges, unless sooner called for:
y. Il. Render, one handled revolving rakes
ID. Warren, IL bundles shingles.
J. .. Morgan, IL wagon tongues.
J: Hard, one box. ~ AP9
Halen 4 Co., 80 wagon axels.
e. l.. stevens, one fan.
b =. W. London, one box household goods.
Z. Guyne Co., one machine.
Miss L. Wright, one box and one bundle.
y. +. Berry, one tyre shrinker.
Mrs BARTON, one cupboard, 1.-TWO pieces.
G.Lyman, one horse hoe.
Owner, one walking cultiyator. ss.~~,E
> Sehnber f., one packages files. So
u y. Jordan, book case and chair frame.
Z. Campbell, oneb box. & as
Owner, three plows.
Fisher, Weiiand q Co., 2 respers and mowers.
Geo. SCHNEIDER, one box.
Owner, one soda fountain. B. r.
r. Peters, nine revolving rakes.
j. Johnson one fan mill.
Harkins & Co., three corn shelters.
3. Peterson, one sulky cultiyator. 49,. -.,
American Match Company, fifty boxes. -.
e. a Anderson, one roller buggy. -
Various, Is boxes garden seeds.
sstdo eight sickIcs.
= do one dray harness. . 2.
.sS do lot Falvey reaperrepairs.
do lot Beloit :"
81 L. J. Wicker, two boxes. ,lns
- d. Mcintyre, one box merchandise $3.50
I s L. Mason, one barrel and one keg. --
Ss,8t GEO. w. d. HARRIS, "@f
-. 2-s- cSaceessor to J. II. Langley 4 Co.
Rock Island, Feb. 7-dtd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

GO THE BEsr.-Go to Bryant, Stratton l.
Aerrii's Davenport Commercial College, to
get thorough practical business education,
or 70 become good sound telegraph operator
For oifculsss address [snclosing stamps. Bry-
ant, Stratton & Merrill, Davenport, Iowa,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

Telegraphedto the Argus. iras
CHICAGO, March Z.
Flour-dull, and common and medium grades
difficult to realize on at anything near holders
ideas. Some lots that have been on hand some
time could be bought at q small decline but the
high prices of wheat and limited supply of fresh
ground renders holders firm at full figures
Wheat-quiet, No sP ,ssaal ,ss4 for winter
receipts, Mol scarce. -t- .atss
Corn-No ] 773a772, Rejeotsd 593aseA.
0ats-dull, Ala No 2,
Rye-No i 963a97.
Barley-7laZ2.
Dressed Hogs-scarce, good lots in demand.
Mess Pork-20, 00a20,50.
Cut meats-7saSc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

The best quality Of Energy Brick can be had
at the Energy Brick Yard, on the Bluff, bsck of
the Atlantic Brewery, and in any quantity.
Contracts made on liberal terms. Please give
me p can WIN. ATKINSON.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

GO 1osAsr Bios, for your Spring Goods.
They have just received the incest stock ever
sodersd in this market, and sell them an low rs
the lowest MAY Bios.
P. S.-Csil for the new ssyie of Paper Col.
lar. saitlt 1ts#sr tdT 1mafch2.dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

NorIcE TO TxAcHERs.--I will hold q public
examination of applicants tor Tsaohsrs' Ger
tifcates at my Office, in Rock Island, on Sat-
urd.y, Esd and soth of March, beginning ..
10 O'Clock, A. Il, end closing At Q P. NJ
- VIZ. H. Gxsr.
march2-dwst Snperinsendent Of Schools.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07
Please Take Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the late firm of BAN
IA berger d Burgower, are earnestly requested
to come forward and pay up their accounts to the
undersigned forthwith, in order to save cost Of
suit. One word to the wise is sufficient. ssEaE
& feb. Z, I667-dwtf sr - III. BURG0WER.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-07

GONE FOREVER $50 saw the ladies of their
beauty, when the mirror shows them their once
jet or golden ringiets streaksd with grey But
never was there more Fa8se Conclusion. Though
the hair be rs white as Times own forelock, or
worse stin, as red as fiery meteor--Pesto 1t is
invested In moment with the most magnificent
black or brown by the agency of CAklSTA.
DORo's HAIR DYE perfectly wholesome
and purely vegetable preparation. Manufac-
tnred by J. CnRIsTADOkO, 8 Astor House,
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. febl0dwIm.