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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
DAVENPORT, IOWA. MONDAY, JANUARY 4. 1856

Suppsu DsAfn.-Ths Rock lslasd Argue
Of Saturday says: A fatal accident eecsrsd
THE (Ssturday) afternoon. at the Yeusg
Americs saleen il this city. Jehn Heevsr.
. farmer, Who lives On the Ludden farm. il
Pleasant Valley, We 10 the salsee 10 Gen.
pauy With bis brothef.io and Rooinseu
Sivis. Johu Hoover and Silvis sogsgsd II .
little osu0s, Q ffieudlv TRIAL Of etseagth $50
bed couple Of falls. when they wsrs rising
frsn the second fsll, Hoover suddeoly stae.
gsrsd aod fell On his hands and knees asd
exhibited signs Of great Distress. One 81
the party ran for . dootes but before he
could b brought the nan va dead. The
dester, On bic arrival, pronounced the eauss
sf bic death to b eesgsstisn Of The lsses.
The deceased came 70 this state aesut
year since, from the state Of Psnney lvania.
He was very veil liked by oil whe knew
him, for his smiabls dispesiaioo and sterling
qualities. He Was about thirty years Of
age, asd, physically, . very powerful man.
He leaves . wife and four children.
Latsr in the day Csressf Knox summoned
sjury, who held an inquest, and returned .
verdict according 70 the facts Above related.
His wife wss At Maebryds's store. Msline,
waiting her ,.husband's return, when the
news was broken 70 her. Thsscsss can b
better imagined than described. She cane
u town In the morning, relying On the vig-
srsus arm Of her husband for suppsrt and
pestscties. She went hsms In the evening
With bic bsdy lying esld and stark IL The
bottom Of the sled. This Circumstances
should b warning to all whe are inclined
to this kind 81 sport. Man Is delseatsly -
veil - wonderfully made. and The slishtsst
accident sitsn causes death.
IxPoasAxr-n 1AuE.-Ths 1uscstins
Courier states the following - fact:
Charles h. Eldridgs. knewn here -
principal, last winter, of School No. 2, but
now practising dentistry at Davenport, WAS
recently married to one Of the dauehterS
Of our sister city.
That the gsntlsmsn above named was
married % stated 10 most true; but II he
ever principslsd any district school il
Nussatiss, o. prastiesd dsstistsy in Davsa.
port, Il 10 news to his felix's. II " ore net
aistskss. Charley, fss nearly three ysars
past, he's been the efficient Secretary sf the
hsalthisst insurance company in Isws-ths
National. for instance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

elected the following officers 70 serve du-
ring the snsrirs term Of elk months:
N. C.-Hsrman Block.
V.G-John C. Brauch.
Secrstarv-Peter Nissen.
v easnrer-John Trsds.
1."stses---Jacsb Malehsn. F. Hartman.
Tn TOBACCO A.-. A isint resolution
hes passed sotn Houses Of Congress, ana
received he aoprovr. Of The President, de-
fsrring the 70 packing sf .obacco ir oaexa-
gee prescribed oy the Act Of Jelly goth, un-
ii. be 15t, day Of February, 1869, instead
o: January 1st.
cAp Naws.-Our f:isnd Jaesb Suasssf,
we'd . ts.s.unl to-day, infs,ning him
Of the sudden dsata Of his aged ashs-, whs
resides .. Evansvi'ls, Indiana. he leaves
for ,nat plscs this svsn'og to attend the
fiasra..
Ors uslshbofs across the river beast ei
female seminary over their Pest Once.
which commenced its 6rst term 20 dsy-s
very nice retired place for study.
Rock ISLAND was sued On Saturday BY
Mrs. Cumpston-fsr $3.000-ths price o.
b, sskipg log about year ego on dsfss
tive sidewalk.
BuRS.rr's FAMOUS CoCoAiNE possesses
superior hair dressing properties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

BBrrRH TRAN CIRcUs-Ia the rear Of
one Of the stores on one Of our principal
streets there is small addition, overlooked
BY windows that light bosk.kesper's
desk. On the roof Of this addition there
occurred, this aftsrnson, one o; he meat
ludicrous scenes imaginable, which caused
considerable amusement to several specta
tors. Some women. it seems, had stretched
a line across this roof, On which they bad
just hung the day . washing in such man.
nsr - 70 shade the window, greatly to the
annoyance Of Mr.. Beox keeper. He pro-
tested, expostulatsd, but oil to no purpose.
Hs askei for more light and was indignant
" refused. Finding that his rights were
nat respected, he appeared with knife in
hand At the back part Of the building, and
By the aid Of some boxes, gained footing
upon the roof, and "dsrsd bic prsrogativs
to assert" Defining his purpose. two sf
the wsnen ssissd upon the great Ueapsn
Of their seq brosmstieks-and attacked
him 10 front end rear. Finding himself il
close quarters, and that the battle Vas he
aud still heating, he sndsavered to best .
retreat, bu: found his pontssas eut,-ths
boxes had been removed. There vas .
lively race around hat rosf, amid shsntA Of
laughter frsn ths small but select audience
that witnessed the shew from the building
just across the alley. No "sdsosted pony
in the ring" went through mere antics than
did eur eur exquisite book keeper, until the
window was opened bv these inside. and .
hssty exit Was made through ii. amid
heavy firing 10 the rear frsm the snsay.-
We waited ssme time to see il he rs-appsar-
Cd with rsiafereemsnts te resume The bal
tie, but nothing Of the kind wss dsns. An
hour later the line, with oil iss dimity, still
proudly Seated before he windews, .
symbol Of "weman's rights and victory"
The whole affair was Of such . ssrs-eom;e
nature that W presume neither psrty will
desire their exploits nads public through
rspsrts Of legal precssdiags, asd will
therefore husn it up. "as who 6ghts
and runs away will live t. 6ght another
day"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

Total. al............ ess6, sS.s2
], lrs n. Oxford, President or the First Ma
denal Bank. Of Davenport, Iowa. do solemnly
swear that the above statement 10 true, 70 the
best Of ny kn,wledge snd belsef.
IRA n. CLIFFORD, President.
STATE OF IOWA,
;oUNfY o1 ECcrf,
S~ern 70 and subscribed before ne, this .lth
iay Of January, 4. D. 1889
HUGO SCHMIDT,
[atamp.l koAafY Pahlle scott Co.. Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

A0ENTs-wa wantsd-Beok Agents are nseuae
n with sncrcss In seltng SIR 3. w. DAK8R'o
ExP..ORATtONSa and AOvBNTUNB0 amone the
Nile Tributaries OF Abyssiuia. With IN aec ,ust Of
the CAPTIVITY aud RELEASE Of BN0Ll0H q
SUBJECTS. and the career oe the BAP00On
Of people with such unboandsd faver, or faliy
onss thrilling intersst With s0id inssruction.
No orders iost In delivering
taordinary sale OF this work eYers better induce
mcnt- to agents than ast sube criptou books. In.
orssssd commissions alio we'd, With privilege Of de
lvering To old subscribers. q d. CA60 OO.,
Publishers. Chicago, Ill. dec9-dl0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04
AGENTS WANTED
TO TRAvEa.

Aud sell an article needed By every bssiusss IL
,hs country. Agents can realise prsnt OF froo
eio to $40 per day. cash In hand. Oalg . few dol
lars essary start the bssineee. Address with
stamp. WB3TBkN PUBLICATION Co..
Corner - aaa Perry streets,
a n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

Rsscusp.-The Rock Island Uaisn ol
.his msrniug says: "About:two o'clock
yesterday Afternoon . party OF boys wsrs
engaged sepayatisg large masses Of ics
on the side Of The small chanAsl that had
broken through rear The ferry deck. Sud,
denly large piece was dstatched on which
two boys. named John and George Hitter
were playing. and with them Vas carried
dswn the stream BY = current. Seeing
their danger, . youth named Otis Robin
son rushed into the water to their rescue
He tsok hold Of George, the youngest, and
swan with him to the ice on the shore
where tive men assisted them to get out d
the water. In the meantime the piece o.
ice With john Hitter rpsn il ives carried
sslas distance te-tnes devn when Il ledgsd
against the 6-m ice ard the ysnsgste,
walked On STORE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

AxxlvsssAsr.-Os the many pleasant se.
casisns Of New Years Day, perhaps none
were more 20 than the annivsssary sxsrcis-
20 ef the Congregational Sabbath Sehssl.
held during The aftsrnoo,, and largely at.
tended BY the school and their friends.
The church VAS hsndsomely dsserstsd with
svergresns, Gags, ETC., aud on each side ol
ths pulpit WAS . Christmas tree, laden
with come appropriate sift for each Of shs
chilnren. The exercises we're opened with
40 address BY their pastsr, Rev. J. A. Ham.
iltou, and the reading c. tas aanual report
" their superia iatendent. Mr.. Edward Rus
sell; afler which came toe rseisatiena, de-
elamstiens . I'd dialogues by the children
and the dist-ioatien Of gifts. Mise Bell,
Smart and Mes Hattie Kelly, On behalf o
the sshss:, presented DR.. d. E. Taylsr viii
bsautifal album, bsa,ing his name and
date representation.
Tho whole affair IVES one Of the happise,
Of the holiday season to oil these whs vss,
permitted y b present, and o. such vlr
long - ssosabsrsd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

ELscr,on OF OrrrcRss.-Ssslt Ledge
l. o. Of o. F., At their last regular meeting
elected the following officers 70 serve du-
rine tho anarirc term Of aix mQniha:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

IB6 sut" XuSIsety NOuCOtS 0I tne
oty Sunday Sci,oel Union. was held 10 the
Burtis Opera Eocss yesterday afternoon,
and was largsl, attended. The exercises
were under ths charge Of Ar. Edward Rus.
cell, President Of tie Unisp, and consisted
Of hymns, scripture lessons, and addresses.
The exercises throughout were very pleas.
ant and satisfactory.
Waughs Mirror Of Italy
commences moving tonight at s o'clock.
This elaborate work Of fe,s, contains thirty
six scenes, embracing two hundred
magnificent views OF tue most bsautiful
country in tls world. Tis church Of g.
Peters, q Rome. and Cathedral ct Milan, ID
worth he whole price Of admission. W.
adviss everybody 70 90 and - 1t. Price d
admission only twenty five cents.
CRAafsRsD.-Ws understand that the
Davenport Fire Insurance Co., capital
800. 900 has fully complied With tho new
insurance law Of this State, and has rscsiv.
I'd its charter. This csnpany has been
thoroughly recognised, and added largely
to :ts list Of stock holders within the past
few .assths, ..d in the hands Of its sner-
| gstie managers, no yssd reassn can !. .a
vaneed why it should not meet with abun
dant prosperity. May that be its portiss
hsneeforth.
Now, You KEEP THIS QulEr.-Did yor
ever know Of such request being compiled
wil.,i Not any. Wen tell the ercum
stsncs., but the parties shall be nsmeless
Three young gents went 10 Port Byron 4
attend the big dance there on New Years
OF course, they took partners with them
but it SO happened there WAS enough o
that kind there, and whom they arrived
shey couldn't get in. Really, boys, IL Va
too bad, and, on account Of Jour insxpef
fence in keeping 1t away from reporters
we'll not call names.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-04

BuRNsFr's FAMOUS COCAINE psssessss
superior hair dressing properties.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fos Fever and ASuc,. Intermittent. Fevr-.
Chill Fever, Renittcnt Feve-, Dar5
A<ne. Periodical or Bilious Fever, Xc
and indeed all the affections which a-lss
rom mala-ious, marsh. or nninsnAtic
poisons.
= rs name implies. II docs Csr~. and dos not
iah- Containing neither Arsenic. QEinine B4smsth
LinT. nor any other mineral poisonous substance
NhHievcr, i in nowise injuries any patient The
number and importance of It's In the agae dis
trict', arr literally hevonh account. and believe
without parallel in the history OF Ague mclici me-
Guy pr1de IA gra;ised by the arknow lcSgrnenis we
receive Of the radical cures cnccteri In oh.tinai.
caa-. and whcrr other remedies had wholly iailcsl
tnarcifnaf~f persons, either resident N, or
iraFnliinE through mia stnafir localtcs will lie pf
g. 'oTi ~ taking the ACRE TTEF daily.
fnr Jsr~r Fo,upiainfs. ar3sing nom tnrllii;v
o' }@ Liver, z u excellent remedy stimulating
H'r f-iv~r intn healthy ACTIVITY
taf I,'ous Disorders anil Liver Cosnplain,. n 10
- Il 'Nrclcuf rernesiv. producing truly re-
.rH lio ruTes. whrFF other rnesibrincs had fAiIed
tH.'Tr~i hv ~. = E. AlTH A 70, Practical
i4 NnAir ii-al 'h@mists, Lowell. MaAs-. and sold
....t.i fiir a oasi
FEECE. Sf.oO PEE hottie.
- .alc "A hu.worth by {. q. Peck and :
- W igEiu. ivfSg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08

| chair, pale as death. But before he
opened the door she ran after him. and
embracing him tender.y, she said pas
sionately: Father, dear, do let me stay
with you"
Mary" he exclaimed reproachfally
and severely.
''Do let me remain here T. she begged
again. Don't send me away from
You"
You are childish. Mary he said,
trying to govern his temper. Ellen will
excuse Won IL YOU leave her for a week
ortwo; YOU are 20 leave here tomorrow
at noon
He pushed her gently back and left
the room. Violently sobbing Mary
threw herself upon a chair and covered
her face with both hands. Anguish took
possession of her heart, and she felt as
u she wa forcibly torn away from the
heart of her father. who loved Ellen
more than his own child
Ellen understood neither the doctors
violence nor Mary's grief. Moved BY
sympathy she went up to her and ten
derly embraced her
Don't gricve.' she said in gentle
tone; ''bc reasonable and obey your IA
Tiers will! | shall willingly stay here
alone, as | know you win enjoy your
self. \ fortnight il not a great while.'
In her great effliction she did not
know what she was doing impaticntly
She pushed her friend aside. for il was
She who had since entering her fathers
house deprived her of his love.
MARY, Ellen said reproachfully.
have offended you?
Yes, yes cried the poor girl; leave
me alone; 20 away from me"
Ellen did not know how to explain all
this. Never before had she seen the
quiet, gentle girl in such u state of ex-
element, she felt herself perfectly
blancless, and was at loss to under
stand Marv's behavior
To be Continued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
A Dutchman in Difficulties.
t MOTE SPEECH rPoS EprCATIoy

\ very amusing incident took place "A
short time ago in London. when, at the
request ol Sir Edward Farguhar,
Dutchman named Steven Van BRAIN
mclendam consented To become one OF
the speakers at n public meeting in sup
port Of the Society for Training School
Teachers. +" This gentleman was the
guest Of the worthy baronet and ac-
companied him TO the meeting in his
gig. \ speech had been fully prepared
for the occasion and 1.-THE friend from
Holland was duly called upon to
speak. He said:
Dear Friends, when rode through
the streets in the wig OF Your Chairman
troars of laughter] when rode through
the streets OF Your giant town Gap
plausc1 and when | saw the many
churches which have their towers up
stairs thought the En- rlish are a
very churchcal people cloud cheers}.
therefore wonder not that you al-D
are an educational people, for religion
j. the mother of education. and where
there are many churches. there we NAV
expect that there are also many schools
Hnt schools ARE not the unique thing
which i necessary for good education.
| he great requisite !, to have under
standing schoolma-trr4 who are not
pEnciplclee,. A. many alas, are. but
who 90 out from the true beginning
\ good school building with had
-choolma-tcr !. equal to a fine coach
with drunken coachman (loud cheer.).
some -choolma,ters give the children
tDo little They neglect them, a ii our
children were but MONKEYS walking on
their behind legs (uproariOu, applause)
but our children ar" not monkeys, but
such schooInastcr- are doukevs. Oh
erS give 10 the children too much
They cnicayor to make professors ot
them. They endeAvor 10 rcplenish their
little head. with the inkecping, OF the
whole universe. They will make ia
nous astronomers OF them and climb
up with them upstairs, beyond sun and
moon, and still abovcr, or they will
make learned gcologi,t- OF them. and
valley with them downstairs into the
bowels ot the earth. or still belower.
But this Is perverted When we com
municatr knowledge To men we must
be prudent, "a We are giving them nat
ural food. We give roast-beef and en-
tries 10 great people but we feed our
babies with poultice (uproarous laugh
teri. Just 80 We must make our teach
ing--tuir for children 50 low that it
falls under their childish comprehel-
sion, ~ch0olInasters must not stand
among the little fellows like Goliah
among the Philstines (cheers). They
must know how a. it were, to squat
down by their side and thus teach them
a If they were their ancienter brothers.
Teacher, who refuse thus to humble
| thcinselve, bereavc the children OF great
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08

The army worm has appeared and is
making havoc in weastern Illinois.
There Was a very heavy frost in
northern Michigan on the 9th of June
Cyrus Morgan, of Pittsfield, Mass,
has refused an offer of $1,000 for a COW
in his possession.
California expects to supply the peo-
pie of the Mississippi Valley States with
grapes and pears.
Increased attention is paid in Cali
fornia TO the cultivation of new prod
ucts.
:. r.. Edwards of Norway, has sold
81 barrels OF beans for $500.
The apple yield Of Pennsylvania is
expected to be the largest for many
years.
The wheat crop Of Virginia is ready
to harvest and is magnificent in both
quality and yield.
There is a family in Auburn, con-
sisting of three members, that take one
quart Of milk only per day, from which
they make all their butter, besides hav-
ing what milk they want for use in the
family.
Present prospects are that the Della
ware fruit crop will be so large that
even the special arrangements made by
the railroads will be insufficient to move
it to the market.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08

NJ
"Ho~ many pounds does the bah, weigh
Baby who came but = mosth axoi
How many pounds from the crowning curl
To the rosy point Of the rvstiess tor p
Grandfather ties the 'kcrrh,~,'. tnet.
Tenderiy guides the swinging weight,
AMI carefully over his Elasses peeps
To read the record, "oniy eight
softly the echo goe. around:
The father laughs At the tiny girl
The lair Young mother sinRs the words.
While grsndmother smooths the goidea esiri
And stopping above the precious thing
N~-tles q II within prayer
Murmuring sofiy, Little one
Grandfather did not weigh you far +"
Nobody weighed The haby's smils.
sr the love came with the h~ipless one
Nobody wsiKhcd the threads Of care
frcm which woman's life 10 spun.
No index tells the mighty worth
of little baby'- quiet breath
A son. unceasing metrcnoue,
Patient and faithial until death.
Nobody weighed the baby = soul,
f,T here on earth no weight there be
That could avail: God only knows
Its alue in eternity.
Only eight pound. TO hold . soul
That seeks no angels silver wing,
Hut .hrin~s 70 In TN. human gui.e
Within so frnil and small thiagf
tn mother. laugh your merry note
lie KAY and glad, but doat forrct
PROM haby's eyes looks oGt . soul
That claims = home in Eden yet.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
House LOTS FOR Sa'e.

PART of the Estate OF the late sabin Pond Esq-,
situated on the western side Of the road between
Ellsworth and Falrs Villages having leen Sur
foGrth TO two acres each said lo-s will be sold ~
= good bargain and on favorable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase. VII md II fos
alton - to price, location, terms OF saie.
can be obtained BY applying 70 the subscriber:
J. L. MOOR.
Cllsw orth March 10th ,leso. l36
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lunx..
sGch as Coughs. Colda, whoop,nS
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma.
and Con nsttnnfsou

Probably never before In the whole history cs
medicine, has anything widely and 20 deeply
uIea The confidence Of mankind. as this exceilsnt
frstf7is tor pulmonary complaints. Through iong
sene~ ~ yesrs, and among most of the races ot
urn has risen higher and higher IN their estin,a
Ion. a. u haE become better known. IL. Uniform
rhaFa ter md power 30 the various affections
81 the lungs and throat. have made Il known as a re-
Aslle protector against them. While adar,ss4i to
mier forTnA Of disease and TO young children II "a
Al Tie same time the most efectual Teme,iy thai an
b. gwen Tor incipicnt consumption. and the dan
gerous ahectlons of the throat Aud lungs A A uru-
VISION against sudden attacks Of Groap, Il should
bc Kept on hand IN every family, and tndeed a. ali
afe sometimes subject to colds and coughs an
should lie prosiiesl with this antidote for them
Although settled Geass psscn Ia though, IN.
cuTsbic, st great numbers OF where ,he dis
case seemed settled, have been completely enred
and the patient restored TO sound hcaith bv the
tAsTTY PICTORIAL. SO complete is its mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat that
the most obstinate of them yield 10 H. When moth
tnE clsc could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
forai they snbsste and disappear.
s,"gers and Public Speakers end great pro-
tection from it.
Asth,.a Is always relieved and oaen wholly
cured by H.
Srosehifis is generally cur,ri bv taking The
Cherry PICTORIAL in small and frequent dsses
- generally are It's vtTtucs known that we need
not publish the crrticatrs OF them here OF do more
ihAn assnre the public that is qualities arc fully
maintained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08

encd. falling hair checked. and bald
ness often. though not always. cured
by IL use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands airophied and decayed.
Bat such aS remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of foulng the hair with pas,y sedi-
ment. il Will keep i. clean and vigorous.
lis occasional nse viii prevent the hair
from turning grav II falling off, and
consequently prevent haldness. Free
from those deleicrious substances which
make some pr, parations dangerous and
iniuriou- to the hair, the Nigor can
oniy benefit bat mot harm it. Ii wanted
nIrrtlN Tor q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
Merchants Line.
STEAMSHIP WIN. TIBBETS.
BOSTON & PENOBSCOT RIVER

- The Steamship wH. TIBBErTs,
.wili run weekly during the season
X=ZeS11zk. b-tween Bangor and Boston
leaving Bangor every NONDAf at 6 O'Clock, A.
NJ, touching al winterport, Bueksport, sandy
Point Belfast and Tenants Harbor.
Refurning-WIn leave Battery wharf, Boston,
every THCRSDA1, IL ~ touching a. above.
Freight taken al reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations for passenger,
Fare from Bangor winterport and Bueksport.
$500
are from Belfast and Tenants Harbor 40
Meals extra
For further information enquire OF
NJ. NJ. FULLER. Agent.
Anri1 IL lSu
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
Miscellaneous.
All for Love.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.

~ CuARiN. BROWN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-08
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

4 dressing which
Is at once agreeable,
healthy. aud eacc,ual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hIsr Is soon rcsiored
10 ~ original color
'~tA the gloss and
.'re.hness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick