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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29

A STUBBORN COUGH that will not yield to
ordinarv remedies, may be thoroughly cured ~
DR.. Jayne's Expeetorant, an efieacious medi-
cine in Bronchial and Pulmonary Disorders
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Apples all the way from Arkansas
are selling in Waco at 50 per bushel.
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VETHsN wRfTIsG 20 ADVERT.
w sers please say you sayE the adves
stsPtnent tu ssIs paper. 80
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CALL FOR ALIENS LUNG BAlSAM Z!
]. N. HARRIS & CO., Proprietors,
CINCINNATI, 0.

"A Locusrs.-The Charter Oak Stoves are be
coming such universal favor1tes. and are making
their way into many households, that it looks
as if they were destined to cover the face " the
lands the locustS of Egypt. Unlike them, how
ever, they are blessings instead of p.agues and We
wish speed to the consummation.
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5f,sss. EdasfeiI & Hiq5cs:
write this to thank you for recommend.ns your
II Irsc ArHica Eminent in the case oi my hiece,
wirswas suffering intensely from rts uinatin al.
neuralgia For seven days and niglls sne 70 NO y
no rest: we tried chlnrof0rIa and other Hnlutents
without elTecr Ava last resort called 70 enquire
about your great remedy. which had heard Of
You satisfied me to Its curative qtaiitesi APP
piled IL faithfully: the pain was Immediately sub
iued. and sound and refreshing sleep ensued. L
consider the Magic Arnlca Iiniment the best medi-
cine ever met with JAMES WILSON,
Al lesamine street.
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Ideas from Our Exchanges,
DO OXEN SWEAT?

So queries a correspondent, adding
7" Animals that loll never sweat. The
reason is, the opening of the mouth
aid the protrudiDg of the tongue pre-
vent perspiration. We guess our cor
respondent has never driven oxen
when the mercury was up among the
"nineties.n He can easily test the the
ory that "the opening' of the mouth
and the protrusion of the tongue pre-
vent perspiration. Try it next July,
and if the exercise be as ardent as the
desire for knowledge there will be some
"sweating."-RmdL Ne,U Yorker.
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"A lady writer in Hearth and Home
has faith to believe ''the plague of flies
will not last always" She thinks that
before long machinery viii almost en-
tirely supersede our teams of horses,
mules, and oxen, and that will empty
or do away with our stables, which are
the principal breeding places of cur
house flies; and she says that however
necessary beef-steak and mutton-chops
may seem to our present overworked
and over-excited population, making
vast herds of live stock seem a necessa-
~ source of various nuisances which
encourage the breeding of flies, she does
not believe that slauehteryards and
meat shops will always offend our senses
as now, ''and as for pork, you do rot
yourself believe that swine will form a
part of the diet of enlightened people
much longer, do you?" she asks. And
she thinks that even the diaries will
find their occupation gone some day,
and mankind be none the worse for
eating Graham gems without butter
when they have plenty of fruit. "Then
will the plague of flies come to an end, u
saith she.
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No Person can take these n1ttsrs aeenPo
Ing 10 directions. and remain s.ag cnven. pFovids1
,be;r bones re not destroyed By n;nez poison oeo
mezua and the vital organs wasted beyond The POD
Dxspepsia or Indigestien. Head.ehA p
in the Shoulders. Coughs. Tghness q t.s Cne.t D,S
riness, Sour Eructztioas Of the Sscm,e1. 20 -.
\ the Mouth, Bilious Attacks. Palpsoooe q -
Heart Iuaamnaaion Of the Lung4 Pam N sos reueD
= he K;dnev. spd hundred othes pai.fal ssupss.A
an he ofirrines a Dyspepsa. In thsse eo1Vnno
Il has no equal and one bottle vin prove seees -
sntee Of its nerits than tsngthy sdvefussnsne.
Tor Eenalo COmp1oaness n ycU9 -
.s,y;ed ar s;reie a the dawn Of voaanhood, a. -
~ q Ife. thess Tonic Bitfsn dispsy 70 escade1 =
nnuenes that nasked inprosemot y seoo psfe
uble. - "a
natism and Govt. BiliouA kem.sfent anS ~
and Bladder, these Bittess have 10 sqIi- 80 -
eases are caused By vifizted B;ocdt wa.cs 49,
PRODUCED BY derangemeus Of IN Digesuve O1gnns.
They are y Gentle RuxIae1ve - VII.
a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar nene O. -
as powerful agent in reviewing Cnusesnon 2. ,n
nation Of the Liver and viscerd orEanss ~ y ''a
For skin Diseases, Knpdosa Tssss. -
Rheum, Blotches, Spots Pmples. Pustusa besA ~
spelas Itch Seurfs, Discooszfions al the Snn. ILL.,
and Diseases Of the skin, Of whatever nasss g n.y.
are literally dug up and carried out Of the 9seee
short time BY the use Of these Bitten
1 Grateful Thousands proclaim We eoAn -
rzRs the most wonderul Invgorznt that ss~ sise.s
! / wXIKER, Prop'r. r.. II. We DONALD tCo.s
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Fr.e<isco anc - sr
| ~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS Dh'~-kkS
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Family Treasure.-The happest and best
member of a family is usually cal ed the light of
the house nold because. besides being happy and
cheerful himself herself he or she makes all else
happy or cheerful The Charter AK Is such q
treasure
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Rheumatism. and Neuralgia.

sFof t:Iose two complaints the Mage Arnica LIN
neDt sur passes ilsaIf IL seems 10 penetrate 10 ts
very sea- Of the disease and effect cure IL VIII
aiay nelirallic pains when all else sili;s
READ THE TESTIMONY
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29

To remove the pain of mesquite bites,
make but d sing application OF "The
Queens Toilet, for the Completion.
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The Beginning or Life.

Various opinions aud many interest
ing theories have been advanced eX-
planatory Of the development of vitali-
ty. A few indulge in the absurd whim
that life is q spontaneous production of
nature, which is called spontaneous
generation. But science admits Of no
such declarations, and demands proof
of it, which cannot be given.
Once, ard very near the last century,
too, it was gravely taught, authoritive-
ly, that insects, frogs, and all imagi-
nable uncouth reptiles, actually sprang
out of mud and filth by the action of
the sun or fermentation, independent
ly of any parentage.
To convince people of intelligence
that no such spontaneous ouiburst OF
life in an organized body could take
place, was about as difficult as it WAS
to establish the rue circulation Of the
blood after Harvey announced his dis
covery.
No living things ever had an origin
in any other way than from beings
precisely like themselves, in respect tO
the principle OF life. There was be-
ginning, a first parent, and notwith'
standing tie suitable reasonings of the
new schools of Darwinian disciples, il
men descend from monkies, there must
have been a beginning or evolutions
1t is useless to attempt ignoring exis-
tence of great First Cause.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29
TIE best selling book In the mar<eti is
i The Struggles OF gsr - ara
Petroleum .NaBbv

1t Is illustrated by THOMAS MAST, the great
of American artists and contains an Introduction
by Hon. Charles Sumner. Agents wantod for this
and other popular books Address I. N Richardson
& Co., Boston, Mass, and ST Louis, Mo-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29
WHEAT ON SOD.

A correspondent in Chester county
thus writes to the Germantown Iete-
ardph: 1.-THE most beautiful piece of
wheat I saw the past season, was on q
field which had been timothy sod
mown at harvest time, turned down
sometime. afterward, narrowed, sown
with salt, and drilled in, The wheat
presented that pale-green color which
denotes proper heath and clearness
from fly, the great scourge of wheat
the past season. An adjoining piece
that had been scwn with oats, was
manured with cattle manure it look
ed we'll grown but not SO healthy or
even. This wheat was in Chester Val
lev, the land of the best. !"
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Call for ALIENS L ING BALSAM," and
shun the of any ther BaisaDl called Allen s,
unpriDclpled men ma. deceive you WITH Ineir
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29

FOR REPAIRING FAMILY JARS.
Mutual love well stirred with for
bearance, mixed with readiness 10 for
give, and general good temper, is an
admirable cement. 1t is well to let all
family jars be shelved at once.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-11-29

Only prscticed by very silly persons;
natural manners are best. See Isaiah
III. 10, for a warning against those
who are described as walking and
mircing, as they go. "-ReU. c. III.
S1),srneYJ,1 Grad
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$23o.5oS.oo

Tickets q each or six for -. Tickets sent by HX
nress e. n n Ir desired.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
Political Notes,

M The republicans of the twelfth Missouri
legressional district have nominated John
Benjamin for Congress.
pharles II. Horton has been nominated for
ogress from the eleventh New York district
the democrats and liberal republicans.
he fifth district Massachusetts democratic
liberal conventions have lUmlnated Gen.
I< n. p. Banks for Congrss, and Richard
bingham fOr elector.
N lr Geo. +. Very was nominated by the
eocratic and liberal republican conventions
Congressman from the ninth Massachu-
p congressional district, and Isaac Davis
~ elector.
3overnor Geary Is addressing large meet
~ In Schuylkil coal region in favor of the
eI6etion Of Hartranft. He spoke at Mahanoy
Chy on wednesday evening, and at Shenan-
doah and Girardyille yesterday.
/. Large Democratic and Liberal meetings
we're held In Lancaster and Bloomsbury last
Night. In Lancaster, there was also torch
H9ht parade. The Bloomsbury meeting was
dressed by Representative Beck of Kentuc
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
remarkable Increase Of Registra-
tration In Missourl-how the Rad
icais DISTINGUISHED Thousands O,
Democrats In Past Years.
4. Louis Republican.

81. Louis Republican.
The regular registration now going ON in
this state is showing some astonishing facts in
connection with the infamous disfranchise-
ment which the Radical party maintained
down to and including the year 1870. For ex.
ample, the registration in Buchanan County,
in 1870, reached only 3,;li4 votes the regis
tratien for The present year, not vet quite
complete, reaches 6,iSj, aud, the st. Joseph
fd-,Ho say, Will, when finished, reach : 900
an increase of nearly dolble in tw. :,
These figures show that for years nearly e.
half the number of citizens OF Bucl .u,.n
County have been disfranchised By the afro.
ci"V7 system under which the Radical minor.
ity rules the state. An interesting feature of
this increased registration of voters is that
the increase is greatest in Democratic eoun-
ties and townships, and in nearly every ease
represents iwgG additt0lt 10 tie D,D.0rruth.
cot5. Crawford township, i'll Buchanan Conn
ty has heretofore been permitted to register
only ~ votes now it registers Sian eight =
fold increase. In Rush township the regis.
tered vote under the old law was only 20: now
1t Is 3lO-foar times rs great
The registration has just begun in the State
and these few returns are all that have
reached us but If they afford any approx
mate indication of the increase of the State
We shall register in Missouri this year 800, 600
lawful voters, or more than twice as many as
the Radical rulers ever permitted TO be regis.
tered before, and of these $50, 900 voters, at
least 100000 will vote for Greeley and Wood
son.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
Ola Things Have Passed AWAY

This is at least true Of the old method of treating
the long abused anil much abused human body It
Is no longer considered wise put patient 10 the
torture IN order to cure hin ot disease in which
pam Is ALREADY un ierminln. the energies of his
system True science ranges Itself on the side Of
nature. and eniearors u assist ter in her fght
against disease. This is the province Of lo.te,ters
stomach Bitters, the most approved tonic ever ad-
vertlsei IN this country. 1t may be recommended
a. tall mei'lae. par excellence. for il i. in the
tall that bipuSness. dyspepsia anl mallrou. .evers
are especially rrevalett. The Frame oxhau. ted BY
the heats OF summer, is relaxed and feeble al it,
close. and requires, we may say denini> artificial
assistance AhDrl it that assistance in occasional
doses OF uost:tters stomach Bitters and the evils
referred TO may be escaped Throu ghout the far
est and on the steaminy alluvial at the southern
rivers all the varieties of periodical fever are rro
baby rite to day. Had a course of Ios,et,er's Bit
ter' been commenced by the sufferers month ago
!. e., before the unhealthy season set in seven !.
eishths OF them would in all probability be iustheir
u ual health at the present time. 50 much WANT
OF torecaste. So much for not keeping in the hou,e
ana using daily, the best safeguard against epilem
IL and ell demlc tevers.
A. Hooks ot lmposters and imitors are irving To
follow IN the wake of the great American remedy
therefore be sure hat tho artcl, you buy j. GENT
me ana verified by the proper trade marks The
true hrtlr.e can only be obtain, in bottles Pc.
ware OF the spurious btters SOL oy the galan or In
ke4. - 20
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04

"a FAILURE OF THE PoTAro CROr IN InF-
neutrality-suspicious. are expressed in oil :
cal quarters of another failure of the potato
crop i'll Ireland. The directors of the Roton.
zeal Gardens mt Kew has, at the request OF
the Prime Minister of England, written a re-
'cipe Ito which a wide circulation is riyen1
tor utilizing the diseased tubelS. This re-
elpe is accompanied by letter, in which the
lter says that already the crop is seriously
4 ected, and that the cottagers and farm
Dorers fOresee terrible winter 1t is not
Mpposed that the failure and the suffering
" be as great as it was from the autumn of
" to that of 1913. 1t is only necessary to
enfion the tact. The generous attachment
the Irish Americans can be relied upon to
ieve the sufferngs of those sti,l dear to
I'm In the cottages of their youth
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
81 Blu LDIN G. LOTS
AT P u B Lie SALE,
On The Premises
Saturday October 5, 1879,

At2 o'clock, p, NJ. commencing at Eighth and Scott
Streets.
These Lots will positively be sold to the highest
and best bidders without underbddng, They
suated on Sd. 4th. 5th. 9TH eth sth dupont and
Scott streets; they are well located and well worthy
the attention of spectators and others wish ng to
invest and will undoubtedly improve rapidly in
value. We would call on capitalists who are seek
ing investments 10 attend this sale. Many of the
Lots prev viously sold have been resold at large ai-
vance. A rare chance for investments
TERMS OF SALE.--Twenty per cent. cash and
the balance in notes with approv ed endorsers equal
ly divided at andh months. bearing interest from
day of sale; settlements in all to be made pre-
vious to the following SATURDAY. October l2th at II
M. and parties who pay the whole amount in cash
before that time will be entitled to clear d,
count of per cent Possession immediate on set
tement. NJ. NJ CHILD x Co.
Real Estate Agents.
No. W. ,th St. Wilmington, Del
l.. W. STIDHAM 4 son. Auct'rs. sep21-ts
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
Scrofula.

is the dread disease which annually sweeps its
thousands to the grave. 1t makes its appearance
IN many forms; IN Consumption, Glanluiar Swell.
linss, rheumatism, Cntaneous diseases. many oi
the affections with WHICH females troubled &c
Perhaps no one is wholly free from its taint The
only way 1t can be successfully treated is through
the medium OF the circulation. 1t is blood dis
ease. DR., TUFTS Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
possesses the qualities to expel it from the system
and restore perfect health. Being free from VIC.
lent minerals, 1T may be taken with safety by old
and young The most delicate female may take
1t ut any time.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
La every Quarter Of the l:lol,e

where IL Is known, and there are few indeed
where it Is not, the MExlcAN NrsT,Su
LlNiMENT takes precedence of all similar
preparations. It's tranScendant merits have
obtained for 1t popularity seldom reached
D,y any proprietary medicine. In its infancy
the hat OF its success was pronounced in the
widespread endorsement which it received
from physicians, veterinary surgeons. bors..
men and the public generally. No one
now thinks of questioning its claim to be
considered the standard I.inment of Amer.
lea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
General News.

Mr.. Greeley visited the Normal School at Kutz-
town, Pennsylvania, yesterday, and deli 7ered an
address to the students
An explosion in the Hoosac tunnel, Springfield.
Massachusetts,. yesterday, killed Michael Cunning
ham, badly injured Stephen Mccarthy. and hurt
several others.
The funeral of the late Bishop Logan, of the
Methodist Church. coored, took place Ut Syracuse,
New York, yesterday. Three bishops and .
numerous body Of clergymen attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
DAILY GAZETTE
stated Democratic Meet,pes

'ity Executive Committee M, ey.,v N.n
DAY evening, al o'clock. "'''
A., "reeley Ty x Brown Campaign Club meets ev-
sTy tuesday evening, a, S o'clock.
,.s,s. e.Han democratic Club meets every Wed.
.,a,, e'lola'lc T'I Association Of Wilmington meets
very Friday evening, 1t s o'clock.
=. i,ib mees every Wednesday even.
ing M"rrow's bniIding, 2ll Market stree,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
Saving the EScurjaI.

THE FIRE BRIGADE OF MADRID woRkINo.HARp
ToPRENENT THE DESTRUCTION OF THE GREAT
ART TREASURE DEPOSITORY OF SPAIN
MADRID, Oct, 3.-The fire brigade sent
from this city has arrived at the Escurial.
Through its exertions the flames have been
checked, and, although still burning, are con.
fined to that part of the palace in which the
library is located. a large number of books
and manuscripts have been removed, and
there are hopes of saving the entire library
but in q damaged condition
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
treating with tho Shoshone..

HALF A MILLION ACRES OF I,yn cpnrn r
INDIANS TO THE GOVERNMENT
',ourH n PASS, Oct j. Felix X. Brnnot, chairman,
anu ihoina, Cree secretary of the Board Of Indian
commissioners arrived here from the Sboshone
ana Bannock Indian Agency to-day, en- rout. for
the Fast. via Byran. They effected a treaty with
the Shoshone Indians. By which they ce,le TO the
~, rh'ted states 3oooJp acres Of their reservation
ne iaha thus coded Is situated In Hlmton CITY
the Sweetwater gold belt and mining rooion an
there Is u large extent OF valuable farming ana
grazing country The terms Of the acreemen. are
satisfactory to the Indians and highly adyan,,,.
eous to the Government.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04

o"e OF ihe reasons assigned by lIarpel's
weekly and kindred Radical journals for OPP
posing Francis Herman Tor Governor of New
1ork Is that he is a Catholic. This is no doubt
aohe TO make the Radical platform in that State
narmonze with the Know Nothing record Of
henry Wilson, the Grant candidate for the Vice
Presidency.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
Miss Dickinson is com;np

miss Anna r. Dickinson will lecture in the Or.
s'a House on Monday the 2lst Of October. He,
'uolect Is entitled. Things HopeL For" and /,
w''' treat OF the labor movement strikes. and the
20 operative system. Doubtless it will be exaus.
we upon most ct the subjects within its scope and
interest every class OF society especially those
who labor, for their sustainapce
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
CHESTER NOTES

SOn Tuesday, boy named William Mulligan,
nd sixteen years, while at work in the cotton
story Of Shaw 4 Esrsy. in the North Ward, was
nnght in the picker and mangled so terribly that
- lived but a few minutes.
Under the direction of Superintendent Eyre,
additional twelve-inch water main is being nut
In in Fulton street. 1t is to connect the pumps
ahs river bank with the reservoir on Pennet's
Several hundred feet have been laid al.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
DIE q

HllAL.-on the ID instant. Jacob N. Hill. axel -
sears.
The relative and trlends ot the family are invited
70 to attend the funeral from his late residence -!
west tfth street On saturday, 9TH instaut ut . H.
N. Services at Mon NJ f. church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04

Georgia eiection--Furthor Returns.
AUGUSTA, Oct. 3.-Returns received from sixty
counties, in every portion of the State, give the
democrats over $4,000 majority. There are seventy
six counties yet to be heard from. which will n-
crease the majority to 40, 900 Enthusiastic dem
ocrats claim the State by $4,000 majority
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04

II your child has worms, or bad breath, or sal
low complexion, OF restless at night, or no appe-
tite, or general bad health. give it Dr. TUFTS Liver
Pills. 1t will Soon be restored
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04
A Voice from ireland

The Dublin Tishnat the leading nevsn,u,r :,
ireland, halls the nomination of Horace Greele,
In the following words
Inc selection does great credit to the mart,
vhicn mas preferred him to Grant and will h,
Souhd generally acceptable. we hope, ,bv the whole
mass Oh our countrymen. who left the Emerald
!sae ana sought refuge IN the free United States
dora,e Greeley deserves we'll o. Ireland Ue
ssOou ny her cause, the cause Of Justice IN the
uaIKest holr, when artificial famine rayu9ed
ne land. and freedom was driven from our shores
rom this chivarous fidelity We have never found
o1m to swerve
Conscious of the wrongs of our country he de.
efes their redress, knowing the infinite GOOD o,
uSedom; It's spirit OF beneiicence influenced his
own; with sympathies not limited by boundaries
os states he earnestly sought to extend to othe,
enos and other people the advantage OF that hber.
tyin which his own rejoiced We regard him a,
0e type OF true American As a Liberal Re.
kgo!can, he Is modelled after the old style; %,
washington Council he would have been had h,
mveu IN those glorious and single hearted times
~ MS upright and manly conduct he revives in
ne present the best memories of the past Oppo-
aoon he will undoubtedly have to encounter but
70 trust, ntver from an Irish source
The JEWISH New YEAR Thursday eveuir q
the Hebrews throughout the globe commenced
their New Year festival With perhaps the solitary
exception of the Day of Atonement, Which closely y
follows 1t, 'Rosh Hashono." or the New Yegr, Is
more strictly observed than any OF the periods set
apart Tor religious observancss III tho Jewish cal
endai. The passage in the b Bile aluiiug to the
Sestival, is found in Numocrs. chap xxix vetse |,
and reads as follows
"And III tho seventh month (rlshr) ON the first
Day OF the month, ye shall have holy convocation:
ye shall do no servilc work; 1t Is day of howing
the trumpets unto YOU"
- Tie festival commenced at sunset Wednesday,
md among the orthodox Jews continues until to-
dAy at sunset while the reform congregations
Slebrate but one day The services, wherever
0ere are synagogues are ot the most solemn and
teresting character. and attract great eongra,.,-
uons OF worshippers, Ono great feature Of ihs
eervice IL the blowing of the 'Shopher" an IN
onument OF peculiar nature, manufactured from
rams horn, III comnicmoration nj thar instru-
0ent used by tho priests in tho services IN the
tabernacle and in the Temple at Jerusalem, and
& which Is alluded to in the passage gwen above.
The ten days, commencing with the first day OF
sene Jewish month of .'Tlshri," which happens on
1huIsday. and continuing until "Tom kippur'
or Day OF Atonement, are known As tte Pcniten-
aal Days and are set apart for peculiar religious
ooservance. looking 10 a repentance i.r past sins
and prayers for Divine forgiveness
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-04

DIR. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Sugar of Lead.