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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

TIE POWER OF MUsrC-The effect Of mn
SIC on the senses was eddy and wonderful,
verified during the mourning for the duke 81
Cumberland, uncle Of George the Third. A
tailor had an order for great number of black
suits, which were to be flushed in very short
space of time. Among his workmen was a
fellow who was always singing "Blue Britain
MA, and the rest at the journeymen Joined
IN tho chorus. The tailor made his observa
tons. and found that the slow time of the tune
retarded the work; in consequence. he engaged
blind fiddler. and, placing him near the work
shop. made him play constantly the lively tune
of Nancy Dawson" The design had the de-
sired effect; the tailors elbows moved obedi.
ent to the melody, and tho clothes were sent
home within the prescribed period.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

ENTINCIIuN Oh 4 RACE AZ the d-ail oI
i woinan. How v-ry old the aboriginal race OF
Van Dl-nau's Lsnd-th- I..-mau.ans-w III be-
come extinct The last man Of the race died
last March. which OccaslOn-d sOiur vrgy dis
graceful! proceedings among The local scientific
sJcIet!-s Tor iL- possession of the body. The
head "as surr~p;.tIousiy cut Of ard carrI~d
away. and the bOdI subsequently, STORM from
the grave Ia work written by former ~
specior of schools AZ Victoria nn account -
gITrn vi tA- .nhuinSn air0c!iI". upon the pear
TssmauiIns-trst subJugst-d then demoraLk-d
and az last c1tInguIshed, Like much Of the
trouble Of our Indians tbrt wcr- NJ first gnsd-
I'd laio Oppo-.;:ou b. outraRrs l., The settlers.
aad til. n-:I!a. retaliation maI~ The pTc:cIi
Tor "aai"u 80. 2ItcT lA- toaa. Ia-in8u.4as
wrr~ kidnapped AMI rnslagrd. ia" ""lnrn
forced - TIE most immoral purpose, AID liz
number Of black cTu"s' .lo, dOw q tor sport
made the subject Of boast Il !. cyrn stated
that iL- settler. and convict. kiii-i The poor
native. for food Tor their dogs and tia, p"i-"
I'd rum "a. -Inplo,cd 70 destroy them dee
mated thus by the WHITES, AID b~iprd on 81
Their ""u foudH~.s Tor liquor. II j. not {" J,.
" Dndrrrd a; that they rapidly disappeared
tom tie Earth ! email number of hali-c4.."s
arr Oh the ..!auI. bY: iA~y har~ = i~uI~n.,, ~
IL DIi frr.vl.;, q: ia~ :. br.l. appearing ~:
IL ru... u.,. taT .ug-
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

As unfortunate female, while going down
Washington street. slipped up and sat down on
the pavement. One Of the Washington street
clerks called out, Miss, you've dropped some
thing" The lady gathered herself up. and in
spiteial voice replied. We'll. picked it mp
sgsie."
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

AN OLD LADY, who pretends to "know MI
about it. says the only way to prevent steam.
boat explosions is to make the engineers bile
their water on Shore" In her opinion, all
the Dustin is done by cookin' the steam on
board the boat"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

st tie time Of tb- impeachment Of Press
ldeut johnson. says the Memphis 4Ppedi. il
viii BE- remembered bO" the country was rsn
sacked for Impeachment testimony, true 81
false Samuel ID. Arnold, one Of the TOrtugas
prisoners, has published in the Augusta CkT0H
icIs an account OF bis arrest. trial and confne,
ment on the charge Of completely in the assss-
sination of Mr. Lincoln, in which appears the
following paragraph:
About the time 81 the Impeachment Of An
drew JOhuson, and when the Radicals were
endeavoring 70 implIcate the President in the
assassination OF Lincoln. a carpet-bagger named
Gleason. tie present Lieutenant Governor Of
Florida, was sent IA the Dry TOrtugas for the
purpose OF taking the voluntary" statements
Of the prisoners with regard 10 that sfiaIr
When Gleason arrived. Mr.. Arnold was sent
for by the former and asked to make his vol
untary" statement. Gleason II the same time
giving him very plainly tO understand that #
some one else" could Ii implicated IN the
saSs!natIon that IL would be all the better for
the prIsOnrrs-thus offering them inducements
10 commit perjury and ruin 4 man as innocent
IS themselves ArnOIi and his frlIOw- sufferers
however. nUblv spurned the bride. and stated
exactly ~ hat they knew about the affair After
Arnold had drawn up bis statement. Gleason
added All affidavit entirely changing the CON
structIUu OF the document which the former
refused 10 sign Gleason then applied ~ Maj
Andrews. the commandment. ~ Ip ordered Arm
old 70 sign Is directed. upon pain of bcing shot
II be again refused Arnold told him that h-
wns his prisoner and be- had tho power 10 DO
with him is he lkrl. but that be would die
rather than sign the paper Andrews, for =
wonder did not have hin shot and Gl~asOn
departed ~ In his voluntary statements
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

i NpIfG N.EIApE-tI .u'"r"-,.nE cJ4
pr w"rr u..'~i .u wrd.ock p, AiIrgmau JDhl
HARDY II the L : Circuit Courtroom. "a
Chau'D~rs -tre..;. lately. ~ ia- prr.~ac.. 81 /.
select and Distinguished a.rnb.IRr The
groom was named FREDERICK WA.;:.n III
was recent. under arrc-t on tie. char.- %:
CONTRIBUTING. bat }! "as shown that h. va.
not :" guilt. u. t~o "T three other persons.
"hO wrr" r"Ii.y"s Of h.. s lajt COUSIN 81
h:s. named bertha Myrr. appeared during ths.
progress 81 h.. examination aai complained
that b" had cruelty drcelTrd her. and that the
Ouly r"p1rati"n b" could make va. tp marrl
her, Noyrd Dy her attract.I~ aud i"ygy ap-
p"aranc". tie prosecuting officer. Proposed
that Wilton should accept her a. b.. "If. IL
consented after they told him that they would
stop oil proceedings against h!m III cas-" b.. did
go. EI-JuIg" Stewart conducted the c"rcfno-
ny. IN" taking ~ the marital vows vas wit
messed by Col. Whitley. the Government De-
t"ct!Ee; ChauHc"y Schafirr. Assistant District
Attorneys Phelps Purdy and Emerson. Hon.
john RcFIlIc. Hon Mr., Hayes. and scyeraI
Others The marriage certificate wa. filled
ont by Nr Jac"bu+. 81 IL. Cuyr; % Genera.
Sessions. After the ceremony Mas performed
the groom received an honorable discharge
from Commissioner Shields. on the complaint
for c"untcrteitng +, Tmcs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06

! NoNpKES OF TIE SPECTEOsCpTT-T
wonderful instrument. the spcctrnsropr. con-
tinues I" enlarge our acquaintance with the
composition Of our solar system. and even Of
the fixed stars and the comets Father Secchi
has made the astonishing discovery at the va
por OF water IN the vicinity Of the sun-spots,
and We nOw know that our urniaary contains
also in It's atmosphere hydrogen sodium iron
magnesium, calcium. copper. cobalt, barium.
and nickel The same observer has RECENTLY
nscertained that the planet Uranus has an at
mosphere Of considerable extent, and generally
transparent The spectrum Of a comet. cor
responds exactly with that given BY ignited
carbon vapOr so that a comet is little more
than barreliu ot petroleum on fire; ana the
variable star Gemini is found to be sur.
rounded by an envelope OF burning gas. As
regards some Of them, at least. we can no
longer, therefore. doubt that the stars are
fire. "-Lippi"cohs Magazine.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

G'rent Fire in Caiais-- immense Loss of Pro-
pcrty-BlOciIs OF Business Houses, Public
buildings, shipping nnd Ship Yards be-
str0yed.
CALAIS, August 81 1870.
fire broke out This afternoon in the rear of Mr..
Ridouts livery stable, which WAS instantly de-.
stfoyed, together with stores occupied by Bake &
Taylor, Mrs. Todd. Jr., ". Sylvester L. Neili, Jas
Perkins, Miss Hill Boardman Brothers, :. :. King
a. Sons, w. 7. Harrison. Walsworth & Kelley,
Eickerson RldOut, HGrton Brothers, George
w. Eye. Daniel Hill, C. ". Eye, G. Waite IE Co.,
ana Bailey's photograph rooms Calais 4dreri.SfT
once, WadsW0rth keleys gist mil. BENJAMIN
ilutchns sal lott, HtchcCck ana Cones livery sta
Die. Peabody, Mcdonald & Co.'S machine snop
Hamilton foundry ~. CroiX Hall with the CITY
rooms and post Office he.ow, many dwellings and
tenement houses, large quantty oi lumber ana much
wharf property. Also thirteen vessels laying at the
Wharyes, Nlcaerson and nidouts, ana William
Hulis ana Rooertsous ship yards, ana three vessels
on tne stocks. The inarlLe railway and dry dock
tnc congregational NVstIy aud Masonic HALL
Much property was burnt after removal from the
stores aud houses. 30 estimate of the loss has vet
been made ~ "
The assurances arc in the Ktna Hartford Home.
PhconlX, Security OF New York, independent OF Bos.
ton Franklin OF Philadelphia the 1houuastup and
several Bangor companies
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
MExICO.

Arrest Of Editors-Thinss Getting Worse
Dictatorship Spoken of-Financial Mat
ters-BRukruptcy-Ot News.
CITY OF MEXICO, August 49,
VIA HAVANA, August 27, 1870. !
An excitement is caused by the unconstitutional
arrest of the editors Of the Monitor They were ar
rested without legal process. 1t is generally
presumed that LerdO de Teada Will as
sumo dictatorship before January. Con-
gress and the President are at oggerheads
on the revenue question. The President and Minis
ters draw their pay In fu but the subordinate EN-
ployes Of the government have not received their
pay for many months. The Americans who were
In the military service of Mexico during the
war are. still unpaid, and American residents
are raising subscriptions TO pay the passage
OF their cOuntrymen out OF Mexico. Romero
Is opposed by all parties, and IL considered
as failure. The French had intended to publicly
celebrate Napoeon's Day. nut the press denounced
the purpose rs In bad taste, and the occasion was
celebrated by the French privately. The telegraph
has been completed from the city of Mexico to Mon
terey, and VIII soon reach MatamOros.
Ihe troubles on the Guatemala frontier continue.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
MARYLAND.
IsurniDg OF stevens Furniture Mandatory
in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 2T-2:1o p. VI.
shortly after one O'Clock a tire was discovered IN
the extensive furniture mandatory of Charles T.
stevens, corner Of High and Low streets. Nowltl-
standing the efforts or the lremen the flames coa-
Linued to gain headway, and the entire fire DEPART
ment was called out. But 1t was impossible to save
the building, and the efforts of the Gremen were
directed To the prevention OF the spreading OF the
fire TO the surrounding property. The loss cannot
be stated, as the owner Is absent from the city. bul
IL will exceed the amount o. the Insurance. which Is
$4,000 on the building and machinery and $40, 900
'on the stock, III the following companles:-Mer-
,chants, OF Hartford $l.0o0; Commonw e0lth OF New
York, $4,000; Putnam OF Hartford, 81 900: City
FIRE, OF Hartford, Sl.lj0; Home, CT New Haven
$4,000, and the remainder III home companies
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

militia or the present day and have not made many
mistakes ~ Is Just as well TO let them alone at pres
ent tlsk's camp is paved with good intentions.
Tne Ninth VIII leave this place on Monday morn
O'Clock. The regiment viii, 1t il expected aumber
eight hundred men, and the
DISPLAY UP BROADWAY
viii no doubt be very fine. II Fisks Fencibles look
As well on Monday as they did yesterday on parade
Broadway promenaders VIII ENJOY fine sight One
or the city regiments should receive them with
honor; for they certainly deserve the honor having
ofered an example 10 the National Guard which
should be followed.
General Ryan, OF the Cuban army, arrived here
last night. He Is organizing little diplomatic d
version IN iavor OF the Ever Fat1ful Isle. the par
iculars OF which the readers OF the HERALD will be
the first to know
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
KANSAS.
The Express Robbery OH the Missouri Pscif7c
Railroad.

Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, August u, 1870.
ihe following are the particulars OF the robbery OF
the United States Express the Missouri Pacific
Railroad yesterday morning -
Shortly after the train lert Scotts station two
rough looking men hastily entered the car from the
rear platform. They were dressed in dark clothing
and calico masks concealed their faces. They de-
manded the keys OF the money safe from the mes.
senger, John Cleveland. lie attempted to resist
.sn-s they seized him and forced him down on the
Ioor. IN The struggle he was struck repeatedly on
the mead and lace one blow, il Is feared fraCturing
the bridge Of his nose. Having disabled the messeI-
ger they bound him 10 heavy chest, took
The Keys OF the safe from his pocket and
proceeded to possess themselves OF the money
Having cleaned out the sale, as they thought, the
robbers locked 1t again and threw the key behind
some boxes, where II was found subsequently. IL
Is stated that package containing Sc, 900 green
backs escaped the attention Of the robbers. The
trains are usually run slowly between ScOtrs sta
ton and Jefferson CITY and the robbers had dif-
fcny In efecting their escape from the train with
Sdlety
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
RED RIVER.

End of the IBsurrecti0n-NO Resistance 10 the
Canadian Expcdition-FOrt Garry Plum
dered by Riei's Men.
CHICAGO August ~, 1870
letter in the 81. Paul Pioneer from the Red
River country, dated August H. says the provisional
authorities held council at Fort Garry for the pur.
pose of deciding the question OF allowing the Cana.
dian expedition to take possession OF the country.
Ii was determined that resistance would he useless
@nu klels men CONNIE enced plunderng Fort Garry
coroner Wesley's command was expected about
tne z0t lnst and was believed that by that time
All te prominent rebels would be out OF the settle
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
Political Notes nnd Comm ,nts.

General Brown, the popular candidate for the
nomination for Governor Of Tennessee, publishes
card in which he takes che position OF progressive
democrat What other position could be take and
expect to be elected Governor OF Tennessees He
adopts the Ohio democratic platform.
The first frost Of the has been had In Lewis
ton, Maine-Bainss district
AT the Utica Republican Convention yesterday
Senator Roscoe Conkling, Daniel NJ Prescott and
Eli Avery, from the FIRST district; samuel Campbell
A. T.. Case ana Julina Candle from the Second dis
trict: 7. O. Costello. A. IL. Bailey and H. $. Stark
from the Third district chosen delegates to the
New York Republican state Convention
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco Mining Stocks-HenI,h Of Mr..
Seward.

San Francisco Mining StOcks-HemIth Of Mr..
Seward.
SAN FRANCISCO, August ~, 1870.
Mining stocks-Alpha, Sc; Belcher, g.; Bullion,
SO; Chollar, $44; Confidence, SIT: Crown Point, 81
Empire Mil, 50; Gould Curry, sl6O; Hale & Nor
cross, $50; Imperial, s23; Kentuck, $3S: Occidental
$ll; Ophir, 50; Overman, sl2; Savage, SAL: Sierra
Nevada, $11; Yellow Jacket $32.
Ex-Governor Seward has recovered from his ILL.,
ness. and Is enjoying the hospitality OF the leading
citizens. On Monday he Will dine with Admiral
Farquhar, OF the English irOn-clad Jealous
me republican Convention has endorsed the tax
payers ticket for city and county officers.
The AntlChinese Convention appointed q COM
mttee to escort Mr.. Seward through the Chinese
quarters IN this city.
Two more vessels OF the Goldfish fleet have ar.
rived, with an aggregate OF $4,000 Ash
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

~tesnfclG's COgnnc bitiers Furity the Blond
and strengthen the system eradicate The effect
Jon, nIan tho human frame In p OF heath
funess, dspel the Blues AM all disenpers
beve these whose seGenary habits lay them
Sion They prcyen and Bilious and other f-vcs Fever
and Ague, Chus Uiarrhra Dysenery Dyspepsia
Cole Cholera, Cholera Morbas and
Incidental to diet atmosphere. Ladies' will hud them
sovereign beon, they eradicate all of Debility
Nervousnoss IncrDcss and Diseases peculiar the
TborsAnds of testimonials can ue seen at the Office p
s. StEINFEGD
Solo Importer and Agent for Anscricn,
No. 81 " arren street, New Work city.
For sals by all dealsis IN Amsgica
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
TIE SUICIDE or A JOURNALIST.

The melancholy suicide of Mr. j. w. Finlay at
Halifax on the 2lst inst, by drowning brief men.
lion oi which was made by telegraph. was premedl.
tatcd appears from the following last letter to an
intimate friend. the epistle was found IN his
clothes. which he had carefully folded and laid
puD2e:.-
HALIFAX August 49, 1870
Intending leave this world there
which, be well for TO say before doing chiefly
for the sake OF poor dear wife and children, whom
bitter to leave behind A weakness
memory with which l have been afflicted since tue
breakdown my health some years has frequently
paced ia a position which has caused me great
notification, giving rise to suspicious enticv at
variance with true character. since earliest
youth the qualities which has been the chief atm OF my
lie to cultivate have beel uuthness aud honesty
Piled great things small alike nave also tried TO do
what Just ana kind 10 Others In business have sought
10 md occupation when the state OF health of late
would make possible FOR me TO Follow with
But dilcntes and mslaps nave iateriy Increased,
and IL appears impossible well useless TO at
tempt continuing the struggle any longer Things
have reachei point beyond which there appears
shame for and hopeless want for family. have de-
dcd TO cease from struggle which can no longer be con
tnued wthou disgrace at the time to end
10 inc suspense IN which my family have lived for several
months trust they will not be without friends to send
then 10 their relatives Though scarcely write for
tears at the thought OF leaving afectonae darnss
consolation 10 think they be better without With
THIS = impossible without present humiliation choose The
hacillce rather than the disgrace. j. ". FiNLAS.
Ihe deceased was q Scotch gentleman OF fine edu
catioh anu previous to Tie breakdown IN his health
TO Whicn tne above letter refers. possessed OF rafc
lntcdCclual powers. He established the scottish
AMERICAN JoltlHQl Of New YORK, and was for some
tillle eaitor OF the New Ork AtDton.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
Weekly Financial Statement.

Goods seized by the New York Health ON.
The Treasury Department TUESDAY issuel an order
to the Collector OF the port OF New York directin U
him to take immediate possession OF all goods LATELY
seized by the Health OilceIs, While on their way to
that city, from ships discarging their cargoes near
Quarantine and forwarding them The Department
holds that the health officers have no authority to
interfere with goods Ia bond.
New Feature la rhe ilctsarrahan LAID CnSr
new feature has just been given to what Is
known as the McGarrahan land case, in controversy
with the New Idrla Mining Company. Matters in
relation to this case are now pending in the House
OF Representatives the Supreme Court for this Dis
trict and the General Land Ohlce. Secretary Cox
has sent, through the Commissioner of the Land
ONCE, letter to Mr.. White, the Secretary to the
President to sign patents, sayng;--
To prevent any inadverrent action in signing pa
tents without deberatiOn ana The knowledge of
the President ana OF TINS department. you
hereby directed not 10 sign any patents for the New
ldlia Company untll specially instructed to tnat
eject ny the PRESIDENT through this department
Transportation Of q Gods in Bond.
The Customs Bureau in the Treasury Department
and Secretarys Office are very busy IN preparing re-
gulations and arranging details necessary TO begin
the transportation Of imported goods in bona be-
tween owners OF various parts OF the country.
II has been found TO require many unforeseen
changes and preparations; as yet rules relating 10
methods OF securing such goods steamboats, have
not been completed. Upon all lines OF raiwayron
cars to he first provided by the companies and
these TO be furnished with Il lock designated by
tie Secretary OF the Treasury. The Depart
ment has also TO decide upon tile lines
over which this class or merchandise IL to be
transported Along these routes suitable inspectors
to be selected and appointed, and altogether the
new machinery TO be set in order to carry ont the
new law efficiently is found to be very extensive
and several weeks must elapse before the WORK
under 1t can begin.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

ARREST OF AN ENGLISH NOBIEaAS FOR AS
SAULT.-As the steamer Bristol, OF the Newport line,
was on her passage from New YORK on Tuesday
night gentleman, who subsequently proved to he
Hon. I. w. Campbell, u son OF the late Lord Chan
celiof Cainptell, or England. was FOUND by private
1ng into D stateroom occupied by soms
Indies, and aS soon as Nh Sisson directed the
rays from his bulrs eye lantern hun, and
fSldlug he was discovered H. made spring
the officer, striking him on the crown OF the head,
cutting cash In the scalp, ana then attempting
throw nm over the guards OF the boat. Sisson as
once called for assistance and his assaiant was Sc
cured Qbrougbt To Boston IN irons aud yesterday
complaint was entered against him before United
States Commissioner. AS IL Is thought ne u some-
what deranged no definite action was had, but he
for his appearance at any tit. eBoston Heraid,
Auyltd 2b.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

for those who can successfully represent the party.
FOR COROSERs
tne prominent candidates are ex-Aldermau
Richard Croker. Nell Bryant A. IL. Rollins and II. H.
Keenan, Alderman Croker il u quiet, stIdious, in-
eiligen gentleman; wlthai very popular, aud would
make an enclent officer. Neil Bryant - too wei
Known TO need comment. Coroner Rollins Las nls'ts
name, such as 1t rs, In conducting the Nathan
case. His chances are slight. Coroner Keenan, ii+
Deeh @ ound To be jealous and efficient officer, AMI
WI, undoubtedly receive denomination from Tam
many. but while all these matters may be regarded
a. I'M ",nor the question which VIII eiicct tue Statd
THE GofEESORSaIP.
~ sceIs 70 be pretty weii conceded that H0rac3'
Eieeeiey Ml receive the republican nondnarion and
Iyn 1 =. noninah Tue united democratic nomination.
nv my houhg democracy may possibly support Horace.
put lheir support VIII be Offset by the votes OF
decent decent Republicans In favor OF Hoffman, against
whose administration nothing can ne said lIts
nrmness IN vetoing the Ialuous railroad subsidy
schemes, the arcade ahomnation and other matters
In wh'cn MS action has been solely Tor tue general
good and against the schemes OF monopolsts and
INSCRIPTIONS adgenturers has gained Aiir numbers
OF friends who Will advocate his reelection ire
spectlve Of party.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

James Demsey, OF No. 9l schermerhorD street. at
tempted TO drown himself last evening at the ioos
OF Atlantic street, while suffering FROM. attack OF
deliilutn trcmens The unfortunate man waA
rescued and TAKEN TO the Long Island Hospital
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

WAKE SNAKES --They have a big snake excite
ment ia Boone county, Kentucky. a few days ago
gentleman saw the snake as IL was crossing
the ROAD. He described it OF notified
brown color with distinct white streak
each side OF It's throat; It's size ''aDout
that OF ordinary stove plpeu aud length
fifteen to seventeen feet. As to size, &C.. this cor
responds with that part Of the snakes .'shedr
which was found some weeks since. lt Is supposed
the monster has his den In u ledge Of rocks on the
Chambers farm, a short distance below Taylors.
port.
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

The residence Of Thomas Sherfelut. No. So First
place was entered and robbed of seventy-lve
doars' worth Of lewelry yesterday afternoon Tie
thieves gained an entrance by forcing open the
Scuttie on the roof The houses Nos. 81, 5S ana Cd.
in the same row, were entered In Ike manner, but
nothing sIOleu
The New York herald., 1870-08-28

h..~Hestorcr america, tlIe Only C!c;r Pre-
paraDon In III, wprld nat will Color dsprrse Dan
druU and Cleanse the scap. sold BY all druggists
The New York herald., 1870-08-28
~teinfcld's cognac Bit,ers Purity the B,ood

Bachelors Hair Dyc-rhe Rest in tho
world Tho only partect dye; reliable lgsisnia
Factory IL Bond street.