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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04

Practical FAcTs.-When any organ
or part of the body becomes diseased it
gives out more than its accustomed share
OF particles from. that part. These sepa.
rated particles arc carried out Of the
body through the medium of the kidneys,
and may by chemical analysis and micro.
scopic examination, be definitely ascribed
to thepreCisc locality whence they are de-
rived.s
These are practical facts; not merely oil
value in ordinary cases alone, but scien.
titic men, Todd. Benner, Queckot, and
others have placed on record numerous
instances wherein the correct diagnosis in
obscure cases depended 80Iey upon IHese
kind of investigations. r
We ourselves, during an experience oil
over twenty years practice, have had
many Individual cases wherein the exam
nation ofthe urinary secretion alone re.
vcaled the true nature Of the disease Of.
ter all the well known methods of the
very best physicians Of the country had
signally failed.
When we propose to detect diseases by
an examination oil the urine alone, being
prepared, as we are at our office, No. 1873
Grant street Pittsburgh, with all the chem.
ical and microscopic apparatus for testing
1t in tho most scientific manner VIC base
our proposition not upon clairvoyanCe,
spiritualism, hocus.pocus, or legerdemain,
but upon the incontrovertible facts, and
make our deductions in accordance with
the immutable laws orSciencC.
Indeed, 1t Is these tacts alone that give
to our peculiar system its true value, that
stampit as science. For that only is
scientific which is based upon lncontro.
vertible facts.
Those living at distance by sending a
specimen mornings urine) for scientific
analysis and examination can have the
necessary medicine sent them by express.
L. OLDsHUE, NJ. D.,
Il. L. OLDsHUE, M. d.
j. w. OLDsuUE, NJ. d.
Address, Drs. Oldshue, I32 Grant
street, Pittsburgh Pa. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
MANUFACTURING SITE
FOR s ALE.

Lots Nos, !, 9, 3, 4 8, O, T. 8 on city maps,
bounded by Marshall, Main, Divlalon and Watcr
streets, being an entire square or block, and one
q inc pest manufacturing sites In the city. The
water pipes, and u, i o. Railroad, and good riv.
or landing on Water street front. TITLE undIs.
putable. The property Of Thomas Hornbrook
and situated between the Belmont and River
eide Nail Mills. ''''0''
Terms easy. Possession Of lots Nos. 1, s,a4,
8, can be given Immediately, and tho balance
April lst.
Applyt to ISAAC IRWIN,
Real Estate Agent,
feba3F.S.M&mar.F,S.M "
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MINORITY REPORT.

Definite Facts in Regard TO the Print
inE OF those 10 House Hills---
startling Facts in regard TO Print
Ing Acts and JournnIs--PiopoSi-
lion To Extend the Session and
go at Oncc into n General Invests
ton,
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For Sale.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE J.

LIZ
/ offer at private sale tho Farm situated two
miles east Of tho city on tho HcmpleId Railroad,
known as the Mills property, containing 70 acres,
more or lesS; about 20 acres OF which "a cleared
and part undeflald with coal. There IA a good
farm house and other outbuIldngs on the prem.
ises. ANY person desiring 10 look at the place
cord on the premises.
Alsoa tract containing II acres situated nine
miles east Of the city on the Hempaeld Railroad.
This place is all under cultivation, has on Il q
good dwelling and all necessary outbulldlngs, q
good well Of water and o number or good frilt
trees, and Is within abort distance Of church
and school house. Possession OF this tract given
April LIST, 18l2, and ifnot previously aOld will be
offered at public auction on THURsDAY, Feb. 29d,
For further particulars apply on the last men.
toned premises 10 ]. r, Mccoy,
Administrator of Sam'l Mccoy, decd.
N;B.5All persons having claims against the
estate OF Samuel Mccoy, decd, are Requested 10
present them for settlement, and ali persons In.
debted to said estate are requested 70 make pay.
ment: j. r. Mccoy,
IeDl.2td&W Administrator
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
II. i. II, NO. 10,
Providing for prolongation Of the scs.
sion of the Legislature.

Providing for prolongation Of the scs.
sion of the Legislature.
WHEREAS, The Committee on tho Ju.
dietary Of the House OF Delegates have
had under consideration grave charges Of
maleasanCe on the part OF the Public
Printer, and WHEREAS, it appears from
the reports Of said committee that there is
probable grounds" for believing that
said Public Printer has been guilty of
unlawlully receiving greater sums OF
money for public printing than are al
lowed by law; and WHEREAS, justice to
the accused requires speedy trial Of such
charges. Therefore be it --
,ReSOlUed by TIC Legislature Of West Va,
three.iourths of the members of each
House concurring herein, that the present
session Of tho Legislature be, and the same
is hereby continued to Thursday the It'll
day. of March, 1872, for the purpose Off
vestigating and trying said charges.
g. A Joint Special Committee of three
from each branch shallsbe appointed to
prepare charges and specifications upon
which said Public PRIMER shall no tried
after due notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

NS" ASaN WOuOy uuu otUCk MHEk6ts
NEW York, March e. MONEY
Opened al about 2 per cent gold and
loaned as high as 10 per cent after the
bank statement. Some loans were made
at per cent, but tho loans were Of z per
cent alter tho banks had madc up bank
accounts. ..'
The daily Clcarings were $39,OOO,OOO.
Specie exports for the week $G3S,7SS.
BANK STATENiENT-Therc is a better
exhibit than was generally looked for
The banks have made a net loss of only
$l93,755 in their legal reserve, and now
hold S244, 450 above the 25 per cent re.
quired by law.
GOVERNMENTS Steady without any
special feature. Northwestern common
was the leading feature, and advanced to
SIT. The advance in the balance Of the
list was not so great rs in the case of the
above.
srocKs-The dealings were larger than
usual for Saturday afternoon.
Chicago Market.
CmcAGo, March a. Flour Quiet
and steady.
GRAN-Wheat-$1 1Sla1 49,. Corn
No. 2 mixed steady and firm at 3Sc.
Oats-Scarce and firm at 3l4a814c, 1--we
No. 2, 72lc. Barley-No. 2 spring, quiet
and firm. ''
PRovIsToNs-Mess Pork-Strong and
5a10c higher. Bulk Meats-Steady
shoulders, 4sc; sides, 5tc. Lard-Strong.
or at IS G0a9 70.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-FLoUR and
GRAIN-Unchanged.
CoFFEE-Dull but unchanged.
EdGs-Demand fair and prices nd.
vanced at Csc.
BurTER-Quiet and unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet and weak, with
nothing doing; prices nominaliy un.
changed. Pork offered at $12 25, but no
demand.
HoosmDull and prices dropping; re-
Ceipts, 1856 head.
Wn1sKY-Market steady at S5c.
Milwaukee Market.
MnIwuKEE, March 2.-F1ouR-Mar.
ket steady, with moderate demand for
Xxx spring at IS 70.
GRA1N-Wheat-. Dull and prices droop.
ing; No. Milwaukee, 81 EFT; No. 9 do,
81 "a. Oats-Steady at Sic. Corn-No.
3 mixed, G1a71lc. Barley-Dull and
prices " shade lower; No. 2 fall, 5sic.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, March Tobacco Sales
of 220 hhds Tugs, SO 50a7 IS; low 10
medium leaf, 81 25aO 50; good, $40 0Oa
Is 90.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE
Of the undersigned, at tho City Of Wheeling,
West Va until Wednesday, March the 9Oth, for
the grading, masonry and bridging OF the Pitts.
burRh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad, nom
way, opposite Stcnbcnvllle, TO the City OF
Wheeling, distance OF about twenty:four
miles.
Profile and specifications can be seen At the
sS"osO "assNAd- ntlioo inter Tuesday, March It,
1871. LEWIS APPLICABLE,
President Pittsburgh: Wheeling
mari md Kentucky Railroad Comnanv
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General Motlcaa.

M TICE
Persons having claims against the estate Of
Mrs. Chgrity $. Martin, deceased, will please
present them al mYOtflce on Monroe street, op-
poslte Merchants National Bank, i ~
ISAAC IRWIN,
Iebl6 |. ~ Executor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04

FNoR sALE.-A DEsIRABLEt
l. property between Market and Fourth ~
streets, u feet orground fronting on Union W.
street, with depth OF GO feet. on il there Isa
double Frame House two stories high. with four
rooms and kitchen TO each tenement. The "a
feet includes one.half OF brick wall (adjoininP
said irame) ~ stories high and about IS ieei
deep. The property belongs to tho 0!tate Of 81,
s. Martin, decd, and must be sold.
leb29 I. IRWIN, Executor.
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MINORITY REroNr.

To The lon~ Of Dcttgates:-~,
The undersigned, members of the Com.
MiIlee on the Judiciary, being unable to
concur in the report Of tho majority Of
SAID committee in relation to the matters
referred 10 the said committee, contained
IN House Joint resolution No. IS, and the
substitute offered therefor in reference TO
alleged unlawful charging and collect
ny by the Public Printer from the State
@T pnblic printing greater sums than are
allowed by law, and which committee
was lurther authorized by q resolution OF
!ae House to investigate said charges, and
10 send for persons and papers, and
directed tO.report the result otsuch invcs.
W!Sallon, together with such action as III
!heIudgment Of the committee ought to be
T @Sen BY the House, begs leave 10 submit
REPORT.
Thecommlttee agreed to first investigate
Iae specifications signed by John s.
Merrill accompanying the joint resolution
referred 10 above, but leaving tho right 10
investigate farther, II In the Judgment Of
me committee 1t should be deemed best
Evidence to sustain as well as to explain
anu disproye the allegations and specil,
Gallons ofMr. Merrill was adduced, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-04

A UCTION NOTICE-THE UN.
II DERSI1NED Ia duly licensed A an Ana.
tOneer, and will attend 10 any business as such
In Ohio aud Marshall counties and tho city OF
Wheeling. Any Communication addressed 10
him Ut Wheeling, W. Va, will meet prompt at.
ian96' JAMES c. HRRvEY.
A UCTION SALE OF FANCY
"a Goods and Toys every Tuesday and Sat.
nrday evenings and Wednesday and Saturday
mornings. Dealers Wishing 10 roplenIsh fieir
STOCK now have an opportunity Of doing 90 at
very low figures. -, -.
STEVENSON & CO.,
Market street, opposite N Lure House.
J. C. llERYY, AuctioneeF. fOb5.
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Milwaukee Market.
Louisville Market,

LOUISVILLE, March 2.-Tobacco-Sales
of 22O hhds Tugs, SO 50a7 IS; low TO
medium leaf, 81 25aO so; good, $40 GOA
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14
TRUE DEMOCRATS. VAIL


We especially call the attention Of .
gentlsn N BY the name of Hendricks, and
another by tho nam, Of II chSrd Fnz.
gerald, (former friends Of ours), to q re.
m.rksbls feet. A special to the Missouri
Republican inform, Us. that the Ohio
delegation In congress, Dem ,crat, included,
have united ia . letter 70 the President,
ssking 'the appointment Of Col. james
'u.rlAn, eotoreL Of Cincinnati, to soma
ON - suitable to his high character and
quslia,stions !! These fJrm,r frisnl. of
olrs have become s'isnstsi from
~ because We msd, . speech
TO . crowd Of Republican black
AID white. They don, dislike u. because
~s uttered any very ohjsctiona bic .en,i.
rnsnt, bu. "ths idea Of . Democrat max
ing . speech to . lot Of Id .niggers -
wAs TO much Tor them, and they have
gone bsck on Us. And now the news
ems that Dsm ,cra,ic members Of con.
grsss have sctuslly requested Gran,-nf
oil mon, the tyrant Grsnt-to appoint a
Id niger to "m,si Tni. thin, is going
TO far. II must be stopped; and we hope
she gentlemen n~msi, four form ~ friends),
will not loss sim, in having i, stop ped,
s'd stopped efctu.lly. W. hsv,
~ dou / thu. Tom Bnton, tina. do.
lishtful mgr" hAter will give them the
b'neat Of his co."perstion--if it does
MT cost anything If il can be done cn
foe pass or paid for with a puff. At less,
~ think II 10 our former friends. duty
~ m Ike the attempt to secure Tom. Tn.
attempt wouldn't cost much, even il /.
shouli prove 10 be unsuccassfuli God
heavens, George and Dick, think of III
Observation-Disclosures members Of con.
srss'-rrq isstinT the spp,intmen. to
one Of . Niger calling him COLI
mel, and speaking about hi.
high character and qualifications We are
Lost In Amusement Now IL, the yess,y
wsvss cphfound and swallow navigation
W, the heavens tall or BIN Butler reform
We srs ready for anything "om Bou.
ION, Whist but death is left for hiyh.
toned Democrats now7 Let us becom.
desperate and reform Let US pay rail. !
road fare, hotel bills, and desd.hesd No.
m"s-' Siyssrs Tor "ficel Recommended
~ ''rm"c's'ic members Of congress Or.
der out the h.s,s-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14
THOMAS AGAIN.

Our friend Thomas fraucisc, Bnu,on,
Of the Jonesboro Gazette thus dashes
bic steel pen into our vi,sls;
We do not propose 10 insult our readers.
by replying t. the Cairo 'l,ullct,n'.' slack.
giiardi.m with like nth aud yituperation /;
but may refer 10 the points. u there are any,
which the writer attempts TO max, In reply
N our communication to the Cairo Gazette,
81 another time.
Will our friend Thomas never do US
js,ic.7 Filth and vi,upers,ion p There
wss no 9th in "ur article OF ye.terday--
none whatever; ct lesst, there WINS
juss - little ~ the su' set treated Of would
allow. There was, We are sure, no :viiu-
psrstion. The sriicls wss written IL II
j'vi.l spirit, in our i-ushins mot. II
VS. an editorial Oh ickir. We had no
cause for vi,up ,rsti,n. TIL IN" Fran.
cisco had rushed into print, with . d,ur-
ish = out w@lly head, etc, and had de-.
clar-d, upon his honor, that we had mis-.
represented him, that We hal turned our
back upon party which had favored US,
and ,hAt he and all VI the & nd people of
Union county, for whom he assumes {" be
the spok-sm IN, regard Is with contempt.
Playful expression. VI this kind, from u
man like Tom B luton, are not sufieieh,
70 call out v,upsrAtion. We enj 'y-d
Sh"in. and thst 10 the reason W. replied to
them in our mot airy m ,nnner. How
Tom could have mistaken our pleasant
words tor visupsration W. cannot under.
stsnd-ve never shall understand we
wouldntif we could understand.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14

In Alabama, two Legislatures are 10 ses.
sion, and the col, let Of factions retulling
has aroused public excitement TO dan.
gerous pitch, and the end 10 not yet.
In Louisiana, two Legislatures, and two
governors, n United States judge, . Uni.
ted States marshal, and the United States
army are making confusion worse con.
founded. What the effect OF the en-.
broglio upon the prosperity Of the state
msy be, no one can predict; anil which Of
the parties 10 to blame most it 10 difficult
u determine; but this is pslpabIc, tia,
such a condition Of nffairs q, that now
rursiny New Orleans 10 scsndnlous. rs die.
gra, eful No the lawlessness Of Mexico u
France.
We have believed that President Grant
would he able to bring order out OF the
chaos Of southern p-lltir, and our hoIe
has no, been entirely DISAPPOINTED ye, |;
but We are fearful his Il flucnco may b.
thrown into the wrong scale. But which
10 the right scale? Thu, question cannot
be easily answered. The leaders Of sll
the 5 uthern factions are unprinciphd
men, Who have been guilty. Of gren, ou'rn.
g-s upon the rights OF the people snd the
purity the bnllot.boI and the st-Irg e
in which they are now engaged seems I"
be n struggle for tn. spoil.. II the Pr,,i.
DIN, keep. of his hands, us he should II he
could, chaos comes sgs n, ana ~hea he IN.
terferes in the quarrel IL .torn
~ dcnuncia,inn bursts upon
his head Ills mistake was, that he ever
countenancrd ndventurer. Ike Warmth
and Kellogg; and his mistake IA, that h-
continues 10 countcnance men like Pack
ard snd Casey. II he w,re o. secure. =,
representatives Of the United States NJ,
New Orleans honest and capable men,
patriotic and nsaciou., the difficulties oil
Louisiana wou d ba settled easily, and
peace would return to the bordc,s u tina,
distracted state.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1872-12-14
NEW TOWN.
SALEOF LOTS.

RARE CH,ScE FOR SPgCuL ,TIOT.
The subscriber having lid out tho town Of
Oln,strd On the Cairo and Nincennes rail-
road near Caledonia. Pulaski comfy Illinois,
will offer the lots Tor sale On
THURSDAY, THE i9ru or DscENBER, AT
~ VCLucK A. N.
This town Is the most beautifully situated
between the railroad and the OHIO river, anu
1. laid out On u liberal scale the lots being
i0xIJI feet. the streets " and ~ feet wide
ami the alleys2.
TERMS: Onr.third cash. tn, balance In
one and Two years. Title perfect
special rates at private sale to parties in
tending to build.
y. g. The depot at Olmsted will be
compl ted by the tir.t Of January.
T.. Is. OLMSTED.
Caledonia, Ill.,. Dec. 8. 1872.
l2.i3d3ts.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

tesmed and wealthy gentleman Of Boston,
Mr.. 0orham Blake. The affair was ex.
csedinngly quiet, being known only to
rev OF the most intimate friends Of both
Circumstance which will not affect the
sincerity Of the good wishes in many hearts
Tor the future happiness of bride and
bridegroom. The marriage removes Dr.
sanford from this city, in which she has be-
come sndeared no less by her high culture
than BY those other qualities Of mind and
character which render society more than
frivolity, and dignity and beautify wom-
ans life out Of the domain Of triacs and
helplessness. Tho residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Blake will be at Dorchester, Boston,
where Mrs. Blake will divide her time be-
tween "beholding the bright countenance
OF truth in the quiet and still air Of de-
lightful studies, and such practice of her
preferred profession as leisure will permit.
They left last night for their new home,
accompanied by cordial farewells and the
profound regret inspired by permanent
parting.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01
MARRIAGE OF DIR. MARY J.SAF
FORD.

Cairo has always felt sort Of pride of
ownership, il we may be permitted the OK.
preston, in DR.. Mary ]. Stafford. Miss
Stafford made this city her home some years
ago, and though 1t is not probable that she
will ever again return to it except perhaps
to briefly visit her relatives here, our citi.
zens are proud to recognize her as an hon.
orary Cairoite, and they al.
ways feel . deep interes,
In all her movements. On las,
Wednesday evening, in Chicago, Miss
Stafford was married to Mr.. Gorham B axe
an estimsble and wealthy gentleman Of
Boston, Massachusetts, and took her de.
psrture the same evening for her new
home in that city. Miss Saford's marriage
VIII not interfere to any extent with the
practice OF her profession, but will give
her, II possible, q wider field for tho e,o,
clse OF her knowledge and experience
we extend to her our hearty congrstuls.
tions on this suspicious event in bo, nc.
and hope she will find in the new ral.,;0n
she has assumed, that happiness she so em.
insntly deserves.
The following 10 reference 10 tho mar.
rage wersproduce from the Chicago Even
ing Post Of Thursday last:
Last night, BY the Rev. DR.. Ryder. ,
lady we'll known In this city for her med
ieal and scientific attachments, DR.. Mar,
J. Stafford, was married 70 . highly o.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

DoN'r forget that Backenstoses great
circus and combination show is coming to
our city tomorrow to give two of their
unequalled exhibitions, one in the after
noon and two at night. We feel justified
in praising this circus highly, and in re-
commencing it to our people, inasmuch
- the management on their previous
visits to this city made hosts Of friends BY
their upright dealings With our people.
The performances Of the company at their
last visit among US were very entertaining
and ELECTED great applause. Since
then fifty people have been
added to it, which increases the excellence
and worth Of the combination and will
make the entertainment tomorrow nigh,
more wonderful. Don't fail to give
them big attendance.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01
E1CHHoFF FURNITURE FACTORY

VIM. Eichhoif has purchased the inter-
est Of his brothers in the above establish.
ment in Cairo, and is now prosecuting the
Furniture manufacturing business with
great success. He has full stock of extra
seasoned lumber on hand, and can war
rant every article he manufactures. He
has also full stock of Bedsteads, Chairs.
Tables, Bureaus, Desks, ward robes, mat
tresses, etc, always on hand, and his prices
defy competition. Sales room at the fac
tory. 6-25tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

MRS MCGEE, on Eighth street, has just
Drought on large and elegant stock of
isii and winter millinery, and desires to
call special attention 10 her handsom. col.
lection OF hats bonnsts and flowers. The
latter are among the finest ever opened in
the city, and are marked at very low
prices. Mrs. MCGEE has also q beautiful
assortment OF ribbons, lsces and trimming
of all kinds, collars, undersleeves, notions
etc, etc, all Of the ne west fashions and al
TO be sold tor mere trifs above cost.
l0-ldtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01

Rev. Solomon Leonard, pastor of the
Second Missionary Church Of this city,
desires US TO say that Rev. Jacob Bradley
10 not pastor Of that congregation. The
statement that Mr.. Bradley is pastor -
aforesaid "does (remarks Mr.. Leonsrd) J,
tine and my church injustice. I am the
pastor Of that church, situated on 3sth
street. and Mr.. Bradley has no member.
ship in any Baptist church, much less a
minister" We are delighted With the in.
formation, and now we can account fol
Jacobs wickedness. He is not q Chris.
tian, and it is to be presumed, therefore
that he IL heather.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-01
CLEAR AND
HARMLESS AS WATER,
N A TT A MS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIR

a perfectly clear preparation In one bot
tie. a. easily applied ~ water, for restoring
To gray hair it, natural color and youthful
appearance. 10 eradicate and prevent dand-
run. TO promote the growth of the hair and
stop it, falling out. II l. entirely Harmless. and
perfectly free from any poisonous substance
and will. therefore. take the place OF all the
dirty and unpleasant preparation. now in
use. Numerous testimonials have been sent
us from many OF our most prominent citi-
zens. In everything in which the articles
now in Use are Objectionable. CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY, il perfect. Ii il warranted
" contain neither sugar Of Lead sulphur or
Nitrate Of Silver, IL does not soil the clothes
or scalp, j. agreeaby perfumed. and makes
one of the best dressings for the Hair in use
IL restores the color of the Hair "more per-
feet and uniformly than any other prepare
ton and always does 20 in from three To
ten days, virtually feeding the roots with the
nonrishing qualities necessary to it, growth
and healthy condition: il re.tors the de-
cayed and induces new growth OF the
Hair more positively than anything else.
The application Of this Wonderful discoy-
cry also produces a pleasant and cooling
effect on the scalp and gives the Hair a
pleasing and elegant appearance.
Call at your druggist for it and take no
other. II he has not got ii let him order il
Price 81 per bottle.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington DC,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d Co,
General Agents. Philadelphia,
JNO. +. HENRY and F. {. WELLS 600.
New York, and 10 be had OF Wholesale
druggists, everywhere. 9-29tf