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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22
tle p0bhc baVe had yaFV iIn5peFiec

the pubic have had very impeFfecI
idea. Commentiag on this subject, the
Gazette says:
''The quantity lands given smay,is,
as the Commiss ner DC Che Gem al
Land Office say "a empirt ext t.
exceeding bye6vSinilIA An asres the b.
tire area Of the six New England States,
added to the surface Of New York, New
Jersey PeBasylvaBia, Ohio, Delaware,
Mary and apd Virginia. The grants TO
the Pacific Railway Fnes alone are With
n oRe-fouFth OF being twice as large as
the united area of England, Scotland,
Wales, Ireland, Gurnsey, Jersey, the
Isle of man and the islands of the
British seas, and lless-than-o -oRe-tsntll-e el
being equal to the French Empi1e
proper" ~n- a. an.
s.,', ,"',Annd YET the end has not been
reached, Hundreds of schemes are
before Congress or IN the lobby, ready
to be brought forward, providing foF
new grants. In addition tp Che, landb
given away, millions ofdollaFs ia gov
ern@eat bonds have been issued, for
which there is no security except 4
second mortgage on the road, and mill
lions more are, asked fQr-sr vsdp. iedi /
"Grant is opposed to all these plgpd+
ering schemes, but he will be powerless
ualssSthesipsbPla nskeB ll1shTPnebaEts
Eing,i8 tbeieqFs Of CongressmenRT
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= n I1Fi,;sIrss,n1ce HnterpFfsg.

~ Aah 80 ~ - r. -
The tendency Of the time is 70 natiOnalize
enterprises which arc fox geuera public ben
eft. The Post-ofice D,partn,l 4 is the Sc
Eaudgof a5vatS lettpT and par farrisge,
'tbe nati1 aI d lk & sy sm first met
wild vsri btrOi 0 'oaiIit 5, bud pasand its
metits FdilS. proven tHe Pacific railroads
show the advantage of sup?lementing private
enterprise by government charter AMI aid,
aud national supervision Of railroads aud til
6sraphs sisSctively discussed. One of the
latest illustrations of this tendency is the
National Life Insurance Company of the
United States of Al6afea, wHfcl was 6lia1-
tered in July, 1885, f5F3he transaction Of in
surance business, this charter giving il far
wider field /, + operation than any mere State
orgahizatibhGcsn have. "A 'paid-up capital of
one milton dollars atsests lhe solid chartcter
! Of the enterprise, Which Is maBagsd by such
sklasiy and honOfsbIy KBBRa fiashcfefs as
C. H. oIafk, JA oBoRt, and StRerss,a The
U5mPany prOP6sss 10 do B,siagss s'leiy up
on 9he stock prfidgipie,l and 10 do, this upon
lower cash rates than are sft5rded by any
Ebh6papyy o. tggiahiztd 'bpderr the 'mdtuSi plan.
Avoiding al cOpplieations 6f, possible future
dividend. it pays those dividends ID il advanse
BY its d6usuaIGy' low rates. aud then: nakesla
specific bargain Of 80 much insurance for 50
mitch money. Having thus afforded insut-
ance upon the Life plan .st very low cesh
rates, the. Company, has introduced, some
novel plans which must become very popp-
lar. The IPcome- reducing plan not only
pays the full amount Of insurance in cash Of
death at any time, but embodies contract
by which the Company is bound 70 pay the
insured, after certain term ofyeaTrss, an an
nusl income 20 long as he survives. BY sn :
other plan-tbe Return Premium m-ths Pe-
lieies are constantly Increased by the amount
Of the annual PTemqlPs thai. on the death
Of the person insured, bis heirs Eeceiye not
only the full amount Of the policy, but all
One preqiipWss b, bad ,raidi The insurance
thus costs 70 more than the interest on the
premiums, and iths use Of the, money is all
tPst the Company gaius-saoAdf 70 these
hcts the faTlheTpn that the POlici es are
exempt from stlpchWenL and are negotiable;
that there is no extra charge ofqg medical aKi-
aminatiops OF stamps; that lllere aFe, no re-
Ftrietions upon the, mgyeBsuis. Of.tlle in
surcd, and it will Le seen that the new Gem
pquy, presents unusual claims io,the asten4
Il qp and eonfdenee gf the public. ais lrri
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

A certificate has bseu fled.with the Secre7
tary of State, Incorporating the pittsburgh,
Mt. Vernon, Columbus and London Railroad
Company. The road will run from point
in Holmes c9pnty on The line Of the Cleve-
land and Akron r ,ilrodi, thence through
the counties of Knox, Licking ard Franklin
to Columbus, and thence to Ma iison couoty
st Or nsara lowp ot loadon.- The capita
stock to be S2OOOOOO, with the privilege q
increasing it4o$S 5Q0Q gl5s xsgrFFs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

Mr.. Sherman's bill introduced into the
Senate on, the 18th ult,. fs'to provide railroad
faciltiesto the capital of7the United States, 81
provides for the construction of four rail-
roads, the National Railroad North from
Washington to some point on. the Penn
sylvania Railroad east of Harrisburg; the
National Railroad South, from Washington
20 q p6i6t on sanys railroad in Eirginia; the
National Ohesap axe Railroad, from Wash.
ingtOn to Point Lookout; and the Nationa,
Transportation Company, which is to have
power 70 build a railroad 'front.' he lower locI
Of the Chesapeake & Ohm Canal, in the City
of GeOTgetowu. 10 any Ro'nt on tha Chesa.
peake Bay. llftJ .-l!a it1,i $50 r
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

n M"
HCoseREss hss7at last fred an effective
shot at fhe valtures that have been
hanging around it and ,Preging upon
the Eitals off nation, by tbepassage
of 3 resolution 10 the1efect 'FThat in the
present condition Of nati6na fnsuces,
nofuhher subsidies oaght % be given
BY 6CBgress, either iB bonds orImpney,,
to railroad or other gOrporadOns orto
promote local enterprises ;H7but the
whole resources of Che country ought
70 be applied to the pressing necessities
Of the public service in such a manner
aswin relieve the peoglelfnOnltthe bar
dens Of ta&Atiou. This isweII, ana fof
this itsh6Hla be IcOmnlended, but Con
gress should have done more, and in
cluded in the resolution tberBord lands
lit hall rsad ''sitherin lands Bonds Of
money! itRonld have been Just right
and would have cut Of from The lobby
lists al hope. As it is they may devote
their energies to obtaining a ''iand
grsut.p Don'tgive It. i p. sd 'eiso3
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Ths .Fr.a.lH.IaMIeal Nalatailzas

The .FFaHdWleat NatWrafizas
wel luo re- ttRH Cagesslo,si sa insl
Monday last lEas the 'aime set for
taking up the fraudulent naturalization
cases from the Ninth District The
wesek previous, however, Judge Sher7
man received aR order from Judge
SWsyne, 7et the Supaeme Godrt, ito, con-
tiuue Che leases Until the May term. "a
number ofcases from tfe State Q" New
Yofk, id which the same questions, viii
come up for decision, is before the Su-
preme Court, and upon heir deteEmin-
alton rests the Fesalt in these home
cases. o0uru Democratic friends WHO
claim that the trials are cehtinued BE-
cadse the Prosecution have no case, viii
ind that the Nay, term viii arrive soon
enough for, their friends it3s1q IaE De-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

Ttsis fepotscdtha the Great Eastern from
which GSys Atlantic cable was successfully
laid has already commerce 10 take on
board tie wires Of the French, American
telegraph e6mpsny at Lohdon. d IS ex-.
pscted th&t id jung next she VII san to lay
tie cable from BTert to the American copgt,
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GILBERT 6, EDGERTON-
By J. R. BartIstt, his Atty.
Fremont, Dee. 18th, 1868. 5s-5


MOTICE.LHenry King, aged 10
: years, and Horace E. King, aged years, of
Tully. state Of New York, VIII take notice that
George E. Price, Of sanddsly county, Ohio, did
on the 2nd day Of january, 1859 he has petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sandusky county,
OhiD, inst the said Heil1s King and Horace s.
Ei,ig, Iaihars, and AIaTarst iekiils5r idI4s1t y
Dickinson, Julia S. Dickinson, John b B. Dickin-
son, Rodoiphus Dickinson, Martha Jane Dlczin-
son, and James A. Dickinson, a minor, setting
forth That said plainti has the legal estate m and
Is enuted to the HlnediFte Possession Of the fol
lowing described pFemises situate in the county Of
SandUsky, State Of Ohio, tO-wit: The east-half Of
the northwest quarter Os section twenty-five C22l
township tour ~ range thirteen 49, containing
eighty g aefes r less. That he has been easitled
to ne en q said PREMISES si11e andaEy ,
l94 41a sthat - dafenaauts haFs l1ul sIIlE-
kept hlm out Of possession OF the same, and that
SAID defendants have, since said 24th OF January
1868 reee1Y ed the rents issues and profits OF SAID
land, OF the value OF 5000 and sSig judgment for
the possession Of said lands and tor sad sum OF
$500. And said Henry King and Horace E. King
are notified that they ara required to answer said
petllon ON Or before March 6fh, 1Stsg Wf Nh
A0RD & LENNON,
Jsn. :, 1859, 2-7 Att'ys for Plf-
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The eWashingtoneoffespoudent0 Of the
Cincinnati sGastste IS making some
startling revelations in regard to the
Congressional railroad swindles Of tic
pFeseptdsy, d, the magnitude Of which
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22


THH FRAEKIkGlP PRIvIEEeE has become
an anmiHgated hhisahee, .ah3 should
be abolished at once and ID toto, So
long g i WAS used legitiWstely, as the
law contemplated, no objection could
be urged agaose IL ,ButaEaes II has
gEowh,Ii the hands 6f members, 70 a
neans Of speculation, 81 Ia engine Of.
fraud, by dsspriiyiing the lp5o,stoaiee de-,
partment Of It's legitimate reyenue,,there
remsinG no longer aFeason for its con-
tiaaanee.bat mdlGtudss SfTeas6ds Why
it should not be continued, 1fthe peo-
pie must pay the postage of members
of Congress, let a sum sufficient 10 cover
their necessary correspondence. be ap-
ptOpriatga,y 9gha let ali other matters
which DOW load the mails, in the shape
Of circulars for observation-disclosures gift
entsrprisesyo oG5e.,-l 6onEfi6utep66 the in
come Jfths department Let The mem
bsf Who refuses to exert himSef fOE the
EepeslofaA frankiAaIprisilegeA whether
Republican oriDsmOotat;fbe be'setl down
sEuu enemy to his FconstitutentG. la s'.,
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Parson .Rro.EnIo,r Reaire.. !


ParsOn ,BrONgnlOyE BetiFes. s /.
Governor w. G. BroWnlow, often
nefsee, publishes his farewell as editor
of the KuoEtills WkigI He concludes
thus ,la'aIn reviewing my long and
evs5tfuI career, as q an editor, | have this
to ssy, that had l my hfeot9 live oven
l would pursusthe,s same eoursesI have
pursued, Only more 20. Hin past lifs
Ihats been violent on some occasions,
my apology is, that ike the Apostle
Paul, on many occasions I have fought
with t'BeastauatsBPh IN taking
my leave Of many Of my readers, I viii
remind them that before they were
born their parents we're subscribers oi
miDe.sd haFe,9 however, the consolsi
ton To okuowsthatI have alRsss taught
both parents ana children t6 hold fast
to ths. FORMS 81 81 sound doctrine; and il
defending them haze iBysTiablydqtteF-
ed the werdasef trqtleiaHd aobeTnesS
MyfriendsyI wish every possible Sue!
cess in al 9hs undertakings 6f life. d
my enemies I have no ,fsyors 70, ask,
btl am willing TO- let by-gOnes be b.
byrgoueEp fas .hi1cr sd1 RI fsrofg esS
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

The hfies@Dssis fightzcswez of en-
Tuesday l3 on Christian Islaud. Forty
three roStds wed eugb abd ended in tn
defeat of Davis
The tenure d sffice bpi, was repealed II
the house on I Illus b., by vote &
Senate. 81
The Union Pacific Railroad has completed
Oae thousand miles of its road II is now
but twenty zsBiles from Salt Lake Valley
and from the end of the track to the end of
the Pacific Central on the western coast is
but 29I miles. This gap VIII be filled
befare summer 1..rt.T
/ Fb9 4egaistions for lhs settIepspl) of tie
Alababs claims between our own aud the
-ERglish GOEsrnmshts- have been -Lresgbt-ts
close, and a treaty ON the basis of the
original protocol has Been signed by Royer-
dyFohas9p apdt Esrl ,srspdsnSRiha F4r-
The Psnss GENT at oolsnbus las
disbursed during the year 1868 seven hun
4 ed and ffty-nine. thou sand six bundled
an sizty-fOur dollars aud thirty seven
cents, in 1914 sslafate and distinct pay
ments. The sHaIlssbamOunt paid to any
one person was sixty cents aud the largest
auOut was $l,53217. IFHr
Ths.lsOgeA rhrrdsr, Z hi ieh sdfca I'D in
New y orkis still excitiAg the IcqnAaents
of the New Y 1rk press as yet the as sas-
sin has not been fOuud, although they have
made prisoners of parties known to have
been in company with the murderer. The
| Tribune thinks it the most reigarkable case
that has occurred since the murder of Dr.
Burdell, years ago.
The Supreme Court has decided that the
states have no right TO tax the bonds or
legal tender notes Of the p1ited States.
This will, whether tightly Or not. pc ac-
cepted by many people as an indication
that the Supreme Court Will recognize The
legal tender notes asathe currency of THE
IHefSsh4try Ssfhd tilI Idsclare tbe asf sieeaIing
them to De codstituttonal =
Friday afternoon last John o Bricn was
run over end instantly killed, by train On
the Erie RailFoadi,near Oxford. New Jer-
sey. Two men aud woman, names un-
known, who were with Brieu, wsre seri=
Ogsly injured. The stain .stepFed, and,
While Standing on the track was run iBtb
by another train and, the latter was
badly smashed, though fortunately NJ one
wasirjdfed.. ? " z al 4 y "a
The Republican caucus Of the Indiana
Legislature has nominated Uuited Sta tes
Senator The Hon. Will Cumback, who
had just been iinaugrated Lieutenant Cover
nor of the State. received 81 votes to 25 for
all others. He is native of franklin
i0od.lEy sIddisha, Born IMardh "a 1s59.
He was a member OF the Thirty fourth
Congress, q Presidential Elector in 1861,
and was paymaster in tie army. He was
student at Miami University and the Gin
cinnati Law School.
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The New State of Superior.

The movement for a new Stale TO be form
ed of parts of Michigan and Wisconsin, is
gaining s,resgth rapidly in the territory
proposed TO compile The same. The Mar
quette JQsrnGl says, The proposed State
Would extend hom lbeFSaqlt Sc, Marie on
the east, taxing. Che, whole south shore of
Lake Supelior as its norlhern, boundary, EN-
bractng the niue chunties Of the Upper
Peninsula of this State, and the upper tier
of eountiss in Wisconsin. The area of the
State would be -sbou $4,000 square miles,
aud gtbe population you'd range from $4,000
To- IOG000l Killca liberal legislation, one
calculated to foster our interests, with the
moneys Haised by'athe taxes pfgouf own
property i. he * pended athongsdssAud the
many new and varied Improvements contin-
ual)y going oIsthe State of Superior would
readily take raak ahasSg G its sitter States as
one of the brightest in the constellation; and
theAuBtqid fNealtfgf rs miPe sEitsi iIumbeS,
afds ps ssheridt, ,swtuld beAnere thoroughly
developed ana broughfto to the markets Of the
great West.
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RaiLoadsin Ohio.

From the Railroad Commissioner r5 port,
The following tens are Cleaned:
There are thirty-six railroads in the State,
mISs wk,97 35gl33{Stfs B. 1toeEf nsaGf iSiS93 iSSs29G
daRgD Ii EeP gaEo sob, otIeFi f8t8, IS IS
2, 4O2, and there was paid for it the sum of
$4S,2II % There were I06 passenge rs and
ehpl9Ies kllled aud l6l injured, as follows:
From cause. beyond their own controI, 6
Apied RIdf35 rjured from their 6isc0ndnct
or want sf cautiqH, B killed and Injured;
riding or Walkinglop the track, 40 killed and
% Injured; misc Glaneous, II killed aud ii
Injured; employees Killed. from causes beyond
their own control, 81 injered, 80: horn their
own misconduct or WantB caution, 81 killed.
and Sc injured. Ths9ggregste expenditures
of the railroads Of this S5ateshew an excess
Tpfeg their 'eaFnings Of S7kO17 90. This can
be aec0unted for by Bet that many of
the cPn1pahies whose roads lie wholly within
thB Stale hgEe anticipated their earnings 60
pay dividends or make permanent improve
ments. The total amount of gross earnings
Ofitbese, IQa6ls is $f7ills s73I A, and the to-
tatexpehse, Including new constructions, new
equipments, dividends, DC, $32, ,920, 034 80,
SO that the actual excess of earnings over ex-
pspses. fer the year, is $l4. .l68, 6s8 -.
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/ The Journal last week had. ope ,eiditoTiaf
s'leader'a auds itlIabo was sn secobht Of the
stealing Rnd sviRdlings of Radical officials,
We are pleased 70 note this sign of refonm.
Tic bext best thing for The JoHrnal viii be,
to help get these fsllers out Of office. Come
OBS gbEoi15Sf Ralslsy5 come "a Messenger. =
We are there. It is q Republican
principle TO expose corruption in high
places. KithoHt respect To- whether ne
who commits thsoRrpng is a Democrat
or a Republican. But, Brother Van,
did you notice that other s4eater y the
one at the top Of The second editorial
column Of last weeks paper, in which
the extremely Democratic doing Of that
extremely Democratic Sheriff, Sells, o.
CoahOctiO1 county, we're recounted
The week previous y0H announced bis
defaqlt an atEO ii1s ttemy but neglect
ed to say the defaultef was q Demo.
cratic Sheriff. Come Oh, ibFotEet an,
and s'helpget these feIlers out Of Office
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-01-22

Sansaltaei8naR a Ssn 6sSsR -
1oAapppositioa has Been iDtrodGcsd
into the OHIO House. Bgi'Ma By hi. Dunn, Dun :
to amend thes OOmtitutioas SO as to
change the tims of boldi1gi iedF slate
election TO November, ssd f7iRpa anp- an5
on'the day or hoIdihg the, PresidesatisI
election. sls = There ls no good reason for
this change except that eucesip fouri
yesEsritlvoaIds ssve the ttoIbIs aad eSsi
psnbs Of hoIdiDg two elset6bs. s'It is
late ID the Year, and not near l'ls s. likely
to be at q time When there aiss geodi
weather sFd, Nhile tbe people arpsWilld
ing, ontsiripi SouF'yeass to attend an
elsctionHm NOsshiBeF, We 40 not think
they would approve tbe chsage,.,Jfit.
is intended TO relieve the country from
the additional expense othe,oonstitati6n
might be 30 amended1ss 70 require the
hOldihg'of the State election, the year
Ofthe Presidential election, sst the same 1,
time With i, but leaving the time lhe-
same as npv, during other Iyeamggs III
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NEwsPAPER1AL.IThe Summit Count

NEwsPAPBRIAI--The Summit County
Beacon, which, not long since, assumed
the dignity Of p ten column paper, has
again enlarged, its borders, badpg' adj
ded several inches tolthe length Of its
columns Itis now the largest county
paper in the State, handsome as can
be, and conducted with marked ability.
1.-The Bellevue Gdsett0 has changed
its form from an eight to 5 four page
| paper. IL. al sEaLIeL ~
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IbTnAg1aa-l n5IssIsI ~
~ NEfXW E1TR"-
EeaaI A6perLisernents.

=
EGaE -R0ftCE@FredeTieE e.
-4 RiehaTdson, atFhase. EesldBnee Is unknown,
viii take notice that Gilbert g. Edgertuu did, Oh
the 18th day of December, "A. Discs file his peti-
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
Jghn - MeArdle, Harriet a. 8EcArdle, Rod0lph1s
Dickinson and Frederick G. Richardson, defend-
ants, setting forth that the said John IA. BcArdlg
and Harriet A. MeArdle gave a mortgage to the
said Gilbert &. Edgert9n, on iH-lots No. thiTteen
hundred and f0rty-tWo ,l5i2l and thirteen hundred
and foct three tfS4S the city Of Fremont county
OF sandusky, State OF Ohio te secure the payment
Of two hundred dollars according TO certain notes
referred to in said m9rtgage; that the said ROdOl
phus Dickinson and Frederick G. Richardson claim
70 bold mortgages on SAID premises, and praying
that the said bIoATdle nsy pay said sum claim
ed to be due, with interest, that said premises
may be sold to pay the same. The said Eredsriek
6Iichardson is notified that he is required to sp-
pear and answer said petition On or before the 18th
day OF February, A D. 1863.
e.,.g GILBERT 6. EDGERTON-
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HOUSE FOR SALF-Tbe Two.
Ii stoTy frame dwelling HOUSE. On the south
west corner Of Market and Arch streets with or
without the next lot west. The hts are lTell covered,
with fruit trees, &c, Apples, Peaches, Psars.
Cherries t1ninces, with many kinds OF Grapes aud
a pleasant location r. ". =. MCCLELLAN z
Fremont Jan. :, 1858, 2-tf
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9el The SeefetaFy Of Che TFessuFy bas
sstispstsd t6st he eSbehsss i II he ihissdlal
year aYRdlng iH June, 1870 viii require
ssoSs se0a OaO. bat sllsse fguEessarsut6
sbs'cUt dovhiby COugress 10 an outside !
-suEadb 81 szso.oeo, 600 The receipts
Ior TIE same Cine, the secretsrry est.
mates viii Be 94l, ,O00, 900, Estimates
from other souneesr pnto down there
ceipsss with aa lboaest collection offhe
'fsYshds, Il slfRdch lafgeF sum- s1dm9 bfoba-
bIy 100000. All over 2S0, oO0,-
OOO to meet the expenses Of govern
meut, interest on public debt, pensions,
&C. vim be sppIisd 70 a re edachton. dst Of
ths public Idsbts,i 50 that during the
kEst yeaE.Ofl faant't a5miuistrutioa the
ps0Pls may lccHfdehsly expect feiue
ton "a the pdBhc debt 81 from fifty 70
one huadsed millions Of dollars ne
county will PEospsE Under Grant in
Peapa2 - itnpRosperedquHdeElhinaslih in
wHfsoBat sixl~esk's9ef AIEJohhsSR's
eStlss s51Rr .;5as lssog Ros q HEai sGoiiaa
~ 1ll1r,slS-a. D. 49, a raidsfisists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Eves.N ueHr increases fhc ,,opu-
lNrity Of this rdluHbte Hair Prep
aratioss, schich IL due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
pafrOms that 1t is kept fully us to
Its high standard, and to those
tcItO hare nercr used IL are can
confidently say, that ii is the only
reliable aud perfected prepare
ton to restore GEsAE Or EADEc
HAIR to ito yOwtIiJMl color. snch-
ing tt soft, IMstrOws. and siik'en:
the scalp. by its uSe. becomes
sVhife and clean: IL rcn,oycs GH
erupfiOns ant slnndrMr, ard Gy
It's tonic properties prerrf..: the
hair from falling out, as 1t Slim
Ml0fes and nOurishes the ha;r
giantls. By its use the hair Grorg
thicker and stronger. In badness
tt restores the capillary ai1i,fis
to their normal cigor, and u,W
erfreme OiH aye. IT is The .i.csi
economical HAIR Essc,.asrss
erer used. as it requires ,circr
applications. and gices Inc idii'
that splendid glossy a,,penrGsfrc
90 mach admired 6y I'll. :. 4.
Hayes, NJ. D.. State Ass0r-f. -
Mass, says. '.fie constituents o:.c
pure and carefully eciecfed s.r
eccelleat gsaittV. and = rotridr,
It the BEST PfsEPAf; AZ ss|Ts "a,
tfs intended purposes. 'fcn'.i'-
eisA a trelfise on the hdii', utsi..il
ere send free by mail upon ng!sF-
cation, sClifch cOnt6iHs con.Aien-
dafOry notices from cleygDsncv,
physicians, the press, and oftei.r.
We hare made the study q. INC
hair and its Diseases It sl,ccinify
for years, and knOW that tie iaakc
the most effective preparation Yer
the restoration and the prrse.'.G-
Non Of tee hair, eriant. THi 70
acknowledged BY the bcsi Ns.ai.
cal and Chemical AUTHORITY.
~ BY al 0r.gy;s;s and hea,os IL II p'si'a
COOK, coBuRH & ).
onn1 Agens for Northwestern States,
u DEA2BoRI ST.. CHICAGO. ILL