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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
novPsTIC MARKETS.

BAtTNopK Peb q-Coon dul aud nominal at 2c for MidngS
Fou fr, active aod market BUYERS Gghy Howadt hu
petfn ~ C2 S. IS ~ 10 do fay - .2~
CIV Suberfne T50S5 49, do Extra 70 ~ 90
Family a7dS8 7 Wesen - 6ll S3 DO EitiA 20 I2@ 20 90
DO Family ~ asa SO 55 Wheat dui Pean,{yanN ed ~ ~
nominal Me PORK u a2f 5UdA23 Bacon queti NOD sides
5iaI6c Cesr Rib l6 aItle Shoulders nl6Jc Hams, sG@'c
LsfI dull 6.c WHISKY Gn aud In fair demand AZ s az,
PBLADFLPHIA Feb declined tc hidhg OpAuI 70
flour dull ud steady; Supertne and E1trAs nresgea
EIa Family s5d IS IS Pennsylvania Do $3.50 oi ONO Az
diana a5d IS IS: Fancy, S63IG8i5O Wheat very q
81 2tG IS RE sells At 93c 81 Com IN far dehnDu ~
for New yellow. steady H095c Petroleum
Groceries inactive Provisions duh Mess PoTk 81 Lsu i0
Nhsky-Westeru irsn. bound S30yta 49,, a. o.,
hLwAUKEE, Feb. 0Flur GuneT ard unchanged Wheat him ~
lc for No 82 for No. Oats dciupg No sc Cora sA1,
aud unchanged ~ nominal Barley Ionusl Dressed h"g' n
~ elOQ 49, kscpislOOO bbA Flour HoOO BUSH "leAN
sbipmeuts-2 OJj bills Flour -,
CLEvELSD Feb 0-Whsa undsugi Corn quiet and unehhnsrl
Oat fuer No State bed AZ 48c Rye heavy bed AZ 8'40'|
barley quiet a. ola 81 10 for state and Canada. -. -
bENFHI Feb 9oon quiet az 2ic receipts 2JJ aesi eiP
lbliofeG steady. Con- el0Bc Oats, Toe lad ha,"
Pom ga Bacon nal Balk heaiskloa!ieTs lie hees I5
frozen Lngs s5d 80 Df Good Lays s650@i ~
for Common 48u 10 for Low Pair Leaf tJ 50 T Lg
NrppGa Flour unchanged Grain unchanged Cp.i0l lcafi MO
dAugt 2l PorE, o. Bacou-SL1u!-is, E&c tear KIP
Sdea Isle Sides lt!c Bulk MrsSlOuicr &c. Clear IN
sides liie Clear sides, lc Lard pnme, t% Aals ic ~
sngsrCured Whisky-Rsw. 0c ..,
CsCNSAr Feb 8-Plou unchanged Wheat ia 81 81 od ~ ~
Corn dull dull 5Jaasc Hgc unchanged afry
uufhauged quiet, Nng 2ilc Tobacco Inn and ia good
dCmsnd a a hhdt STA 49, 5J tcccps light "hst' t@J
wi'L M demand ee PfOsons qa!ei VIII iu ie dnh Mf''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
WATER BONDS As INVESTMENT.

We give market value;
Chicago per cent currency. 9o and int
St. Louis ceut goI 20 nat
Portland 10
We reports from tbyfve cities 10 to our inquiries rs.
dive 10 the van Of the Bonds Of Water Works Companies
AND IN EVERY INSTANCE the reply is considered GOOD IN
ygsTMRsT held By capitalists aud seldom In the market This
po,e, tia, Water WORK. the leading cities OF the cou
held in high rpute generally sought amer as investment The
Bond, Of the Rochester Water Works Company will inevitably take
the price Of the best Water Bonds the eonn'
try and the opportunity the low rate Offering
them one that should commend those seeking safe
local investment
Taere remains unsod Of these Bouds bat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
PROSPECTS OF THE COMPANY.

PAss,sr and the village. OF Henrietta Rush. Homoye
Falls through which the conduit are on limestone ound
ton Consequently all wells sunk limestone and produce hard
line water The River for the bard
and unfit for use Rochester therefore, with la 5000 Inhabitants aud
one Of the most aour,hipg and thriving cities h this State, vo
,car ercp, eerns and peeaous supply
Of hard lime the wells and Genesee The latter expensive
obtain and scarcely suitable washing purposes The city wholly
IN and the factories the
Rs and NeyYorh Central Railroad pa-shops compelled to
,pcur re, expense supply their boilers with lime water which greatly
INJURIES the. that there city the country where
water Ia needed MORE where the citizens will gladly take and r
for as Rochester We told By the proprietor the largest hotel
in Rochester him per day supply bis hotel with water
Tbs estimated rental from pipe In the city 900
Th, estimate Was carefully made and certified to
several Of the leading citizens many Of whom city
officials as believing 1t to be correct. and we would be
pleased to show to parties desiring to purchase the
bonds
In.ere., on $780, bonds per cant gold 10000
Leaving for current expenses dividends aud TO extend
the Works per
When the Distribution Pipe shall be increased to so miles as
quesouay three four comparatively small outlay,
the rental greatly increased The city Is authorized By an act Of
the LEGISLATURE to pay this Compay $4,000 per for the
Of water city purpose. The expense Of keeping WatWor
order IL very smA-epecialy with these Works they will be
operated any machinery complicated than 1.-The gate or
valve. The runs b. gravtaton.
Rochester contains houses We get this from the City Az
SCISSOR At SIS low eimate) would smoun to
This the on charter Tor supplying oeh
ester with water. Granted In 1882
The water al the Distributing Reservoir l0i feet above the canal
Rochester and ia fee. city Henrietta Reservoir Contrast
this many the works Of ihsfoun that cost from $4,000 to
$4,000 per snnum for pumping the water. a.
This WORK unlike railroads requiring IS to 80 cent oft enings
eyep the best roads, dey expenses not including and
and the many they subject to- The public will please bear
in mind that this enterprise 1000 or 1000 miles from sewYOrk
bat only ride and those desiring to nves: can easily 90 and
anime for themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
oP THB ISSUE OF
Sn,5CO,OOO,
ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD coMrAsI,

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
denominations 200 and $500 coupon rsg'trsd Nth n,
PAYABLE 18th February and AuSus, N
Gold UBtsd states sI IA loTl or kuTfp me .
have payable 10 NeN'1ors 10 b'ti lII
Parnen and TIus Company ofEsS. OK me SoiIss
OF flJ5Ol per mllei eo'e'i
,its 800 M ever, bond issued and and only mortgage Ih
f, ,oanseus 81 Joseph with KsARsy will make ,hor ssi
through route 10 California AN mn mn
Company have Capital sioef o.
And Gran Land from Congun Of 600 600 acres oo am
va 'sS a ~ we i 49,. ............. 1900, 900
9'2oviLeS
front nnfrrs.gued Also pamphen may' ava n0hso
relating These bonds, beng % vel secured ana 'a.s s
seeking safe and lucrative iuTsHsnH
' W r. CONVERSE Co, Commtreii AGENTS,
No. "a Pa. st. EenlorL
'"'''"' W. No 20 wHtst EevYoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10


HEMP-Msnls Is moderate request and steady at HQ4!e gold
ODER kinds inactive aud prices nonlntL 1900, -
BAY fairly active 5ds5 for shipping and Sld*l 10
for retsi lots STRAW is unchanged
HOPS change New Prime at 25d2c aud DO Poor to
Good, l40lOc
MOLASSES-No sales and market nominal for all kinds,
NAVAL STORRS-Spin TuIpentne truly held but is quiet
nles Q39c mercbDtabe and shipping order Resins fair but
quote l5G ~ IS Tor Common Good Strained
IS for 81 75d 80 IS for No Il sass for Pale
IS 81 for Extra do and $7G SO for Window Glass TS
dull and nominal at S3d5l $500
0lLS-Amercan LBsee continues firm 9idsc for casks and b
English Crude Fish Oils f and In fair demand at
Sc for Whale aud 81 55d& 60 for Sperm Manniicuei o are
quoted 8gG85c for Blesced Winter Whale 9S IS for I'M
eabed Winter Sperm and 81 80 for Besehed Winter do
81 3jG 81 S.; other OILS unchanged We quote
Meuhan!a Red OIL BUdGlc for Western Distilled Bain
Sspon6ed Cotton Seed 63e T Yellow Winter sud
White EeatsfOOt Winter fl 6U0 81 IS; Bank, Toe
STRAITS. 78c. aud Palm, lllc. -
PROFESSIONALISM bad 6mr tone to-day but trade dull;
sales 80 bb for Mess and s4 for Western Prime Mess For
delivery 1850 bb Mess seller March at t26 500 bs do
seller April $50 and 500 bbs do seller this month at 10 ~
moderately sales IS bills at SOGSl
for Plain Mess and sd II for Extra Mess Tee Beeis nomin
Prime Mess and &280SJO for udia Mess Beef
seady sales 50 bbs at SGt
quiet Bacon dull aud the market
unsettled Hogs fmr at ldlIc Tor Western and ia
l2c fair busipess sales i0O bbs and
4ic for No. 5Gljtc for City; 56l54c for lair TO prime
Steam For delivery about l5s be obtained for March
p,srr snuefa ttprtne ricRs Ne Quote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10
Di6iSmS Tuiirs.

or JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAIL
= ROAD CoMPANY-The COUPONS of The per ecu, r''Ia
MoRTGAGg GOLD BONDS Of this Company due Fee 10 NV WIZ
h Maid In gold on after date upon presentation AZ we
40 T Compsuy otbs CITY SewNOrk fee Of tax INe iH'ee
BONDS Of the above mentioned ISSUE due Fen
rs 1870 and payable in Ee~YOk will also be paid BY said i'' '0"
'''' v" -" GEORGE II HALL President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-10

b,ay Of today worthy
t III, n tos& dTm on RE" bu' other Syes
% n1R III NFfrlee been less doing In our MARKET "r
WA and state Flour today the low grades. hoNe'e o
"a 80 ,he mot sssble the medium grades are nnsssor au
Iwer Family GRADES steady the stock has been fau
M o snnary fuiy oaehidi sales 51D bills NJ - oSa r. 90
ls So IS Ods5 2S for EHua STATE; sS gd % ~ lot
49, S,s S+5l grades Of Western h1trA 70 ~
as rs Tor good Spring Wheat Extras 70 % ot
IS lud Sc ebppbg
as ia I'd for Shipping Ono. Round Hoep 50 goo % Tor
20 for Family 90 % 1n 70 - ief
a. d. &C 40G 81 Family do rs sod 50 80 for ~ Louis
ETtrs single, 70 for do Doube and dSs - e 40
Trn California Oregon Fonr inactive aud heavy Al toUfa
southern Flour demasd especially strong bakers brAnos
these are fm; sales 100 bb IS 6dSb Tor Ordinary gooI
Ettra Balmo SIS 81 sc for bxrs Georges ana
VirgIniai s6 90 fsmy 60 6g1s6 30 for EIrA
MARYLAND and Delaware and 50 65d 50 u for Family do Dc" i've
Flour IA more and Gales, $50 bills AZ $50 80
Flour is lower dull aud heavy at ~ I'Gtz % WV
GO 81 80 for PeDnyvania Jersey Bag Me-
At 81 s1G S. White Meal 81 8Od$ g. Cob Meal at l19
I'll 40 Ground Feed at 81 l0d 81 So -
FRbGHTS-To Liverpool $40 boxes Cheese at z ana
M steamer to Glasgow, l0OO0 bush Wheat at 3D.
GRAiN-Our market active and the demand more general
eay export complete Spring the most saabe
Spring; 81 l2 for No. do 81 20 for No Minnesota atoat
22l Mlwaukee sAoS; 81 2 for Req Western In sore
81 25aAl 2i do I'll u for Amber state ahoati 10
Michigan q for Amber do aud 81 u for Amber Penn
sdrana 10 limited demsnd sales Of zoo bush
uuchsuged; the demand fair for the
rde; bush 5 d56c for New Ohio and Western
pre AAoa; d62 Jersey and Southern at aO6
of Ohio 6lic Corn In moderate request sales
2OOO Damp aud UBsound B69lc Tor es,eTn
Mixed; 10 81 Of shoa; Southern yellow at
% 81 Of Pennsylvania aud Jersey Yellow At Die pl o.
SKN-IoRK FOR WEEK KSDlNG TEB
Flour, bills Wheat, bush Corn, bush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

WHY ENCLNND WONr ISTERvESy-r, a
public address delivered lately by Hon. hobart
Lowe, Chancellor Of the British Txeheouar. a..
expressed tie most decided opposition TO inter
Nluii0n or mediation in the war between Franc .
az ETtss p, unless the request to that enl cam.
iiom Goth the beni gerents. Ii England slouI
- ttri'Te unlsked, she would be accused o. = 80
iHE IN the interest OF one si1e or tie other
These two narions, Mr. Love said. have an
I5a.ed from night to force, and force nrst
decide the contest. The lessons of the war
he sand, show what intelligence and orzani-
zst'on can accomplish, and Prussisn success,
he believed, proves what superior system of
popular education can accomplish. The d.
siTuction of a standing army" By an .sarn IA
nation" he said. has rung the knell OF standing
armies. Mr.. Love also said 10 would have b,eu
In vain to have expected such extraordinary
results If the heart of the Prussian nation had
not been in the war, and that hereafter a people
viii only Fight when moved by the sacred idea
81 protecting their common country. In con-
C!usiOn, Mir. Lowe said, but upon what authority
Il not stated, that Prussia entered into this CON
test with no purpose TO acquire territory, bu,
only 10 defend herself from invasion. These
facts, he believed. promise more enlarged free
dom III the future and hold out fair hope, if not
Tor unusual peace, at least for the prevention OF
such wars a the present, and in such hopes, he
alleged, lies the compensation for the blood
she'd and horror Of the present day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

|" Henry Burns, boy, while hunting near
New York, Saturday,, accidentally shot q conn
TarICn named Thomas Doran through the head
Killing him instantly.
svBarOn Henry dc Revere, who figured ex-
f-Isiyely in this country, was killed recently at
Metz. While in command Of q French regiment.
|" Beverly Boon, . prominent citizen of
Botetourt county, Virginia, committed suicide
On Friday by cutting his throat.
81 Malignant bilious fever has broken ont
among tie troops on Governors Island, New
nCTk, and given rise 20 report that yelloy
fever s prevalent there. Nine deaths have oc-
cured.
F<A Chicago music publisher has issued a
song emitted, "Fatker will Settle the BILL All
'.e Young ladies' practice II at home a. well AS
GA Western merchant is down On the nAUs-
PAPERS He says: "Thur amt no sens in noos-
TAPER advertising - long as a man Il smart
tnuH 70 GO hls own b zniz, and kin stand AT the
dcre and holler the fellers in" " WV
" one OF the first citizens of st. Iou,s has
1r~t been prosecuted by the Police Cont 20 -,
rmaEding his wife 30 that she couldnt II, ~, ~,
three weeks up ior
e. AmbHlaEces used In our war and ho,ch,
by Prussia have been used in the recent ke..Ss
They were bought Up years ago in anticination
IA freq. lively aud strong, was dug mn n,
Chichester. y r., he ether day, thirteen feet
Cm tie surface OF the ground.
The population Of Cleveland is &C or
M .irg her the third city or the lakes Shf
eyccsds Detroit by 1900, and Milwaukee bS
sSCtA.
rTThe great annoyances Of Boston in IG3e
were wolves, rattlesnakes and mosquitoes
They are all gone but the mosquitoes.
sVA man named Rich was made very poor a
few days ago. near Utica, by having - 0OO-the
savings OF life time-carried OF by q relative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The Raleigh q. CT StaadIri, edited BY 10
W Holden. son of Gov. Holden, and owned by
v. ~ Smith X Co., has been suspended Tor the
present, because Of business complications in
L" wise connected with the present proprietor.
ship and editorial management"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The Southern Pae'dc Railroad Company hal
meeting ID New York Saturday, Gen. FREE
mont rIe-iiirg, aud received more sabscrip-
fIOHs Than the charter cOyered-so it was stated
by the chairman OF the committee on subscTip-
tOnS. Fremont has been 4 long time getting
steady on his railroad legs, and it remains to be
seen If his present hopeful prospect does not
turn out another Mariposa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The registration Of voters in Maryland COM
menceG yesterday, the colored men in Balti-
more and some OF the counties being enrolled
Tor the first time. The whole number registered
Yesterday in Baltimore city was 3,:SI. OF whom
:t0 we're white, and >. 81 colored. The State
ToUrts are low busily engaged In nsturalizing
citizens, and in Baltimore. il is said, consider
able industry ..ill be exerted this week in making
VCtsrS in this vay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The usual Sunday murder in New York re-
suited ;his week in the death OF Jacob Euster, a
German milAman, who was stabbed in the back
Nv a neIghbor named Brenkle, the paramour of
busters wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

He movements of the Prussians indicate th at
they may make their main attack on the west
s.de q Paris, considered BY military men the
mos vulnerable side. The orders given for the
destruction OF the Bots dc Boulogne indicate
that the French have all along expected the at
tack te come from this erection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

BAD pETH-OCRAPHY.-Nr. OTth, of Indiana
has Hei been rendered the position Of Minister to
England. This will be a relief TO such of our
exchanges as are unable to settle whether his
Tame = Orthy or Orthe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

Several influential colOred citizens of Virginia
visited Gov. Walker in Richmond yesterday. to
ak that co.oTed men be admitted to the iury
box The Governor informed them that the
legislature lad not altered the old code so as 10
admit Of it, and advised them to appeal to the
Ir.f-Iature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

Canadian writes TO the Birmingham Eng
laEdi GG-stte that the present liberal govern
Hent Of the colony will drive Canada to annex
aiicn TO the United States or independence of
Great Britain within six years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

'o@es Of N a!.s, InSrgrsnsgt c5,nmissioa.J
NJ, N.Y.. -, s IN $500. o,,y H,'';;
rud,r aulh lily o. an 1T Of Congress ap app
2:t .nne, 1850, the uDdersigng1 invite, aad viii rs
on SAT GkpAi the 4 day Of October next tshsn
ard where they viii be opened in The pre-. .nce 81
sht r. W. THE
nein,cnt aid New York avenues, in accordance wi
a. So % n W% T@in
ard In-Pector d Sewers, etc, ia the City Hal, ds
Bds viii also be fse9iyea and e,nsileret FOR a
sswKR ard gR re- BAERsL
insh Pipe Sewer called for in said sPeciicat1oGs.
The as 70 h be ns the
man lol. aud aterals TO be paid of the funds of
The Commiv sion reserve the right to reject any and
al tids which must ne sealed endorsed " Proposals
for SewtIipg n street n rfbwest, aud addressed TO
M G. Em,ry, Mayor, Chair man, - &C.
"a The bids heretofore sent in for he above
II S.s9
pn,il after the opening OF bid; received hereunder
,hi ,hi sGysTtisse new bid which should reer
\ s1dhL hhI' Mayor
supt'f fue Mm pq sTiSKS SIa Grounds,
- S; IA. KAUFFNANN,
seZo-lm IRepl Commissioners.
MEDICAL pDE EPENT OF GEORGE
TWENTY FIRST PS Ms6 SiHtLEG SEss,ox ,s-o
College Building; corner of Tenth and s1reets.
City OF Washington.
The regular Lectures will commence October 7
and conttu until March -
~,,,, FACULTY.
NoBLE you NC; D., Professor OF PRINCIPLES
Medical Ethcs 'os' am
FLUDOARDO HOWARD, NJ D. Professor of Nh.
,s ss,i; so and ni;ea.es 4 Women and Children
'UItN Sun kLI0T. NJ. D., Professor OF Prime pies
JAMES 3. MORGAN Il D. Professor of N,tari,
Medica and Therspeut
j HAIRY THOMPSON Nj. D., Professor of Phys
IslOgy, Operative and Clinical Surgery
CHRIS. Z. con, NJ D., Professor OF Medical Juris-
prudence aud Hygiene
ID. W. BLISS. n. ID Pr lessor of Urinary Patbol
oey and Therapeutics
w {; TiLDEN, N. u Professor of General ard
Medical Chemistry,
JOHN @. +. HOLsTON, M. D., Professor of Anat-
ony.
WARWICK EVANS, 81. D., and ROBERTSON
hnMARD, p, Demons,rstors.
JOHNSON ELIOT. NJ. D., Dean, No SOS K
street, between Fifth and sixth, Washin gton, D.
" se2u- t.thSt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
Sttbach was sea sick.

M GEhND LODGE, l. -. q. F-The forty
siN annGal communication Of the Grand Lodge
81 the United States Of the Independent Order
81 Odd-Fel!ows opened in Baltimore, Nd, yes
to-day. there being a full representation from
''ery State and Territory in the Union aud the
anacSs- The voluminous ANIMAL reports OF
'he GTand Sire and Grand Secretary were sub.
iai-;td and read, which occupied the whole OF
tjt t-s'- session.
The following statement exh bits the revenues
AMI IicgreSs OF the order. Re-, for $50, a com
E4l. q v It'll Isss', and also the general progra..
- tEc orccr--Sumber OF 10 iges in $50 3 433:
- i>.C, ",.tj-incrsase. ~ Number OF inItia-
T'r> in lNtS, IL, lo3; IN lS10, ~. l19-increase
-t.-- Amount Ot revenue in lS,,9, : 81 073 ~:
ia so S2.1li 2SS-95-increase. S3CT .2ij o.. Ex-
ger ced Ter relief in l~tJ, SEA, ~ 81; in Is3O
I've >t-lncTease, 80, ~ 81. Number of
pr oris IN 10y, -"s,t'tci IN $50, 2S,0oJ-nst
gain, -9.iI5. exclusive OF Colorado.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

Ire Ncrth German LlOyds line of steamers
VII commence running regularly again bet ween
E-Cmen and the United States ports on the LIST
II October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20

The Hon. Hezekiah Robertson, member
o. Congress, died al Bedford, West Chester
county. New York, yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-20
%CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,

Psrfectfy Char Preparation, IN Oss So,,,. ne
Easy APDiisf as WGfeT, for ReStOri.g 10 f;,gy
HdiT u' OItgtHGi COi0T and lyHft(Ht a pp.qy1act
90 Eradicate ard Percent DIad1pF, 10 Promot. M
IL j. reE1tcy harmless a"l eH'tTsiy fyss from AM
POS nous SUI lance, and will therefore raae the
plaee Oi all the dirty and unpleasant Preparations
row ~ use. Numerous ttsiimOn iais haze already
oeeh handSd Us rem many OF our most ? onfinest
elilZensi which any one n on calling In
everything in which the articles now in use Are
Objectionable the CIR stall Discovery ia perfect
Ccer and clean water il does not soil the clothes
OF scalp Is agree3bly periumed. and makes one Of
me best dressings Ter the Hair in Ii restores
than any ether preparati and always does 50 in
from three TO ten day. Virtually fe ding the roof,
Of the Hair With all the nourshing qualities neces-
sary TO its growth and healthy condition. il restores
more positively than any thing else The aiau
of this wonderful Discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling Ell, CT the scalp, and gives the air
g'o-sy and elegant appearance.
every h il does not give entire sfacton
,re guarantee 10 return the money. though half the
bottle may be used Such entire confidence have we
in this splendid article that will graf nitously
give ;Iia1 bottle to any one desiring 10 try il.
A NATrANs. Proprietor. 2d and ID sis N w.
USUAL DISCOUNT To THE TRADE
WASHINGTON, August Is ls70
MIR. ARTHUR NAIIANs-Dsar SIR: Some time
since Bought bottle Of Crystal Discovery on your
own recommendation, and after thorough trial am
glad 70 say II has aeon pshed even more than Won
cIa mtd 1t ls as clear and easy of application az
wafer resembling ne OF the dirty Preparations in
use. NY HAIR which was quite gray, has assumed
eheeriully rec.nmend its use 10 all needing any-
thing Of TIE KIDD, also the cheapest article ever
ed Very respectfully,
su2 JAMES HALL, 10Th and streets.