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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15
Che 1llj'r State 2coistcr,
Published Daily, Mondays Excepted
JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICE.--R.il's Brick Building, second
street, oppn>itt th- Capitol.
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The Phoebe Record, of March :

The Phoebe Record, of March :,
says, " Some prospectors have come
to Phoebe for provisions, tools,
rockers. sluice boxes, acids, etc, to
carry to some diIgings near the Col
orado. which they represent as being
rich placer mines. One Of the men
claims to have washed out $40 in
two days with a common rocker.
Further particulars viii be given as
soon as We obtain them.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-15

The White Pine News. of March
II. says. \ marriage 'ok place at
Dimock's skating rink, Saturday
evening. The bride and bridegroom
stood up lon skates before the min
lister. and promised to pay each
others board and wash bills, and
love and obey each other through
life.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

N. may ho heart on earth
Beat lone ~ mine to.dny-
And Yesterday and weeks have passed,
since thi, poor heart was gay.
Surely my lot was cast
ON stony places bare.
cannot find q sunny spot
To rest my soul from care.
OF course. the world may deem
NV burdens soft and light;
They see my gold, my house and lands,
My robes and jewel, bright
They cannot know III" mocking grlcf5
That haunt me day and night.
Ny night Of soul, my living death
I've died 10 all but woe,
And signs and sorrows iil my breath,
But tears refuse 10 flow.
Oh, blessed tears! oh, sleep. oh, faith,
Come back, come back, once more!
Oh. slccplcsS yigils, waking dreams
OF by-gOnc woes and wrongs IN signs
And endless meanings. hour by hour
l!O" slow the panorama ilic'.
Past scenes Of WrctchrlncSs and loves OfOld,
On mlmory's page ndclibly enrolled.
How can this wlthcrrd heart
The stunning blow remove.
That robN me Of the bis. OF life.
The dream that was lOveh
On van ma Iong-o''rN'"-Ih dream
Vow falling tear. blot out he lines,
still thinking Of the sweet old times,
10 tell Of fnl,chood. where
This little foolish, bursting heart
S'I "P MI "'o' '"'''
That trusted one. rain on. my tcars,
ri, God tina: bids them flow,
Solong withheld WHY should I doubt
III. love wa.tr,Ir.-Car OH,
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PROCURE YOU 4 HOME.

Shakespeare has given us some
sound advice ON taking time by
the iorelock. Let young men adopt
the idea and take their resolution
early in life to procure themselves
homes. Nothing venturcd nothing
won. A debt incurred for such a
purpose, with economy Of eXpendi-
lures, is far less Objectionable than
the expensive habits he is likely to
acquire when nothing presses MIN
to economy. Consider what foil " it
is 10 pay your neighbor enough for
rent to purchase yourself a home
within a few years. Take time by
theforelock. Procure for yourselves
homes and struggle maniully to pay
for them.
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SOME fellow, giving in his expe-
rience, says: Laziness grows on peo.
pie; it begins in cobwebs and ends
in iron chains. The more business
a man has to do the more he is able
to accomplish, for he learns TO econ
omize his time.
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SUBJECT FOR A PAINTER.

go, =,
The laborS OF the watching wife
we're now drawing 10 thelr close.
Her husband would require htlIc
moro OF earthly care. AS She
Jarned 10 MN once AGAIN, ana
LOGGED ana listened, she discovered
that the "oaES OF ms "nlourhIng,
were "eh"ed' " men thc llfSt
burst OF pens mp grlel iiad passed, a
glorious resolve occurred TO the
widow $ splrl'naI nature, winch she
immortality carried INTO practice.
She wa alone WIN inc corpse ana
her children. she TOOK hcr six 1T
t!c ones, sleeping or waking from
their humble beds But let us give
her own words; "''omr chiIdren,' /
SAID come Inc LORD has taken
away your earthly lathcr; must
give you no" fresh to your ltcav-
cn!Y fa'hcr' ana p,aclng the
wondering lnl2n's on th"Ir knees
around me, | kne!j N their midst
and prayed | sad: 'Omy nod. You
have taken away these chlldrens
father, My heart Is overwhelmed.
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ALEXANDER H.. Gar of all the Rus
sias. has signed the Temperance pledge
and doesn't take on any more steam.
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d Il. s T. a i Il 90 KS
SO CTl1ly SYgsg'sp,

l. fast becoming The indispensable remedy for
the relief and cure Of all the pains and aches
Of our little ones. Th0uSanG> Of mothers
the land are praiSing the inventor,
and millions will yet do 80 when all know it.,
intrinsic value in quoting rc,tlcN>ncsS. re-
'icyng Tecthing, summer Complaint, Collie.
Sparms. Irregularities of the Bowels. &C.. &c.
LOUISVILLE, NY. Oct. >. 1865.
Mcs>rs. James RUddlc Il Co.. Gentlemen We
have for some time been using your Dr.. sea-
brooks Infant soothing syrup. and have Civ
EN- it a fair trial. For curing cole. rcluol Ing
pain. uuicting rcstlcSsncSs. and relieving sick
stomach. We have found it 1t more cilicaciOus
than all other remedies we have ever Used
II i very pleasant to the taste, while most
for collie. &c.. are very nau>Oous.-
Another great merit that Will commend Itself
to ali parcn,is the entire absence Of the stu
pcfying effects on the child, 80 common in the
ji.c of Devices Mixture and other prepare.
iiOus wc have used for similar diseases. W,
most cordially recommend it to all parents.
j. ". DAVIS, sheriff Jefferson Co.
W. IL. SETTLE.
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> CEN'TS REWARD.

DANAWAN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IL on the 9th of Dee, 1871, NEWTON VI. RA-
BURN, Il bound boy. The above reward. but no
thanks. Will De given to any one returning
him to me. This December 3Oth. ISL.
XACIIARlAH LEWIS.
Jan. 4, 1SI2-it-2lI
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
John E. GibsOns Column.
Il III T.
SIX GREAT Remedies
DR.. IIURLEY'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
SA II s A p a RIL l. A.,
w It'll
O ID ID T. L o r a S ii!
Prepared with Scientific accuracy from Purcst
Materials.
John E. Gibsons Column n.

The great Alternative and blood purifier, a
certain remedy and cure for ScrOlula, or King :
Evil, Carries Of the Bones, Pwplr., Boils. and
all EruptOns Of the Skin arising from impure
blood; Co>tiyc Habit. Kidney disease. Dvs-
pcpsia, orlndigestion. Rhrumati,m Jaundicc.
Liver Complaint, Female irregularities. fis-
tula, Piles. syphilis; and all disorders ari ing
from the imprudcnt use Of Mercury.
Read the following certificate from me-
chanic, well known. 1t attests it, wonderful
power in skin disease:
DR.. llURLEY--Sir: NY children have had
cruptions all over the body for many months.
II was trighltuly bad on the face and head,
and thought it would remain during life
What was to be done? doctorcd them and
gave them everything heard Of or could
think of: but all Of no account tried your
Sarsaparilla, and in less than enc week had
the happiness of observing them improve in
health. and the disease disappearing. 1t has
been observed by every one about here, and it
is well known your medicine was the means.
They are now, thank God. perfectly well.
JOHN O'SI'LLINAN.
Grayson and Seventh streets, Louisville, Ky.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
S'l'R Az ED.
PEACOCK STEEL PlOWS,

4 LII THINGS CONSIDERED. THESE
"A are the cheapest and best steel Flows
made in the United States. Price. No. 4, Sl5;
and No. >. SIG. Two dozen just received and
for sale by J. VI. HENDERSON,
Sept. 81. lSil-tE199l Near Athens Depot
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HURLEY'S Stomach HiTTERS.

l. the remedy par excellence. for all diseases
arising from Debility. Di-ordrrcd stomach.
Los, Of Appetite, Torpid Liver. Indigestion.
and all kindred ailments where gentle and
permanent -tmuHnt is required. II lortilic>
thr-y~tcm against the tryiuy effects Of changes
Of climate and seasons. and inyi"orat"~ and
yitnliIc> Milin" nature and is a sure prcvcn-
tive Of Chili> and Fever.
lNDIANApOLIs. Feb. :. 1860.
To JoS. RHddie d Ca, LoUiSrWc, H.:
Gcnt>-Aho bout two months ago procured a
bottle Of Dr llurlcy'> Biltcrs for my wife.
thinking II pleasant tonic but not relying
much On it, medical virtues. ana it cured her
Of disease she had long been under treatment
for. was afflicted in Il similar way. and rot
som" for my own IL" and am happy to say
that il In, cured me. Ny disease wa, of the
bladder and kidneys. II is certainly spcn-
did medicine, and being pleasant to take j.
quite "A recommendation. We aud our neigh
hor- have no Use for any other now. Very re-
Npcctluly, your friend, j. l.. BROWN.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

It's noble and great thing to
cover the blemishcs and to excuse
the failings of friend; to draw Il
curtain before his stains, and to dis
play his pertectiors, to bury his
weakness in silence, bat to proclaim
his virtues upon the housctop.
One should not be downcast at
failures. They are often far better
for the student than success. lie
who goes to school to his mistakes
will always have good shcoolmaS-
ter, and sill not be likely to be
come either idle or conccited.
There is no greater everyday viz
tue than checriulness. This quail
" in man among men is like sun
shine to the day, or gentle, renew
ing moister to parched herbs. The
light of a cheerful face ditluscs itself.
and communicates the happy spirits
that inspires it. The Sourest temper
must swectcn in the atmosphere oI
continuous good humor.
A YOUNG man in Omaha was rob.
bed of $1,000. He informed his fa.
Their in Indiana, and thai relative
Immediately went to sleep and, sure
enough, dreamed the names Of the
robbers. who were found and arrest.
ed, and the money recovered from
them at Omaha.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25

have examined the mode Of preparation
Of IIurlcy's Compound Syrup If Slr-aparilln
and do not hesitate 10 recommend 1t n d"cid
"dly the most valuable preparation Of that mr.
ticlc now in use. X. II. ALLEN, VI. ID
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
JOHN l.. tTLEE, Md,

.HFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVI
" cc> ito thccitiZcns OF Athens. andy icinty
OFFICE: At his residence, corner of WASH
n"ton and White streets.
Dee. ii. lSG1-tt-l
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

DOBESON & co. HAVE ON HAND A
IL large lot Of choice Family Flour, which
they are offering ut reasonable figures.
Athens. Aug. -, lSIl-tcl95
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
70 be found in any Establishment
NORTH OR SOUTH.

The additional room afforded by
their new, spacious and elegant
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
w A r T HO L S f ,

Has enabled them to materially in
crease their
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
C0WAtl, M'cLUNG & co.
X KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE,

HAVE NOW OPEN FOR IN
spection and ready for sale, the
largest, most complete and varied
assortment of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-25
PUBLIC LAW.

An Set 10 authorize plrtir, defendant in GER
tain urtion-to sever, and TO has" the rHu-"
q, to themselves. transferred 10 the county
If thrlrrr,idrurr
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
Horse AND C1RRHGE M4EEEL

NEw-YoEE, Saturday Jan. 10, 1872.
The horse trade OF the week under review,
although far from being active, has been less dun than IS
generally anticipated at this time Of the year This
slight improvement IS chiefly owing 70 tho exceedingly
fine state OF tie weather which induced fair number
Of buyers 20 stro 10 the market and The 1Ie stables
In the HrIs Head Market niles or tne week WI nv I-
n-r 10 head ot all descI ptiOus. Among the
ro.t prominent transactions Ilrco span carriage
horses from so0' SIt00 er pcir sold E T. \ Frl
to Havana ceaior: and span fine ccach hCi7 -o
for 81 80 by j. Taylor. who just opened new
stable iCr nqc stock exclusively. ('-' alNtf-tAej
TIC other sales compu-ad d M and heavy filt EcIS'
ran from 5j for r Dad use ,l5 10 500 ioi
and gnt harness horses ana 500 10 tJO ioF L1aFy
truck horses. 80
TIE horse auction sales Of the week have been Wei at-
tended Tie stock offered Co1-ite tertDe, Dat
prices realized were only moderate. Ine late russian
brought the hammer in the presence of numerous
rat attendance. MI Edward oSLCnck
lated auctiOncer, and Teai-r1 $3.50 for the par
rrgn carriage horses Is hands nigh. and years Od;
go for the and $3.50 for the landau heavy yeh
Gle OF French build.
sold at the repositories OF orr best mGuutlc All
the BrouZlaus built after the London style, BY esar5
Brewster & Co. Of Flfth-avc., have been sold since
New Year, but with dealers IN medium and che1p
grades trade has been very dull and there Is bat
little prospect that the sleigh trade will not prove per
feet loss.
Liverpool I...........$55 Mevco
erJu0l, 5Aa LEA', i,tSb
British tu IA, l............ 800 Imports " PaTatah.
Hep0r1s Of Carrttgcs sl6l
HlHi-I
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

E,eet. f1r t7 aes-lIGJ Caee lIe23 hogs l,S eer Ship
---, D Caste -uJI io-s J.i Sl@e1. tD-rr o'a9 wees N
t.. q 6 Cattle 7i0o5 Hos 5jti S-pueat.-
rs Cs,lei PSI H.r 9e5 edeeo Hogs fac.et to da'e Ff9
an. tu. LIT Ju 3D. quc shippers being uT
Ie &C. Cosou to i-ir - ga y ne 20 70 --'.
a. l8a 40. nv n GOOD chpcc s5. hnut liU e
srsr ut el sle-. steady. Al f,r me- 90 thOcs.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
JiU1rrlIl.
TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT.
nIAHKET INSURANCE. OOMPANY. 87 MN.

Va s-Th. declaration OF this Company having been
Insurance the public are HEREBY notified tua tie
capital stock will be opened Al 81 Wallis on
4 IN and until further
Bo.cg- ANibf TAYLOR,
PNLErUS II. HOLT, fCOmmlssoneTG
{ ObGk B. WHITFIELD
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
A FIR8T-CLAGS
n 'Tl~YT91El GEgU .I 7,
At A LOW PRICE,

rrF r,,DrpsIerBD OFFER FOR SALE THE FIRST MOTT
e .tyFv PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THE sYRACuzE
Avn crTy,yao yALLEY RAILROAD, AT GJ AND AC-
CEVfD INTEREST,".
TINS ROAD RUNS From TU7 CITY or SYFACusR 10
e...lIis VALLEY WHERE 1T UNlTES WITH THE NEWlOGK
MIDLAND RAILROAD. THUS CONNECTING THAT CITY GY A
nlsE,T LT;E OF ROAD WITH tn METROPOLIS
rfs LENGTH Is FO2TYTWO MILES, ITS COST ABOUT
go coo PER MILE AND IT Is MOBTGACED FOR
Ty,--, THAN $4,000 PER MILE, TIE BALANCE OF
Tn FINDS REQUIRED FOR ITS CONSTRUCTION HAVING
prrN RAISED BY SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL STOCK.
q11r ROAD APPROACHES COMPLETION. 1T TRAyERsEs A
poprLoUs AND FERTILE DISTRICT or TIE STATE WHICH
T,RFs IT PAYING BUSINESS AND IT IS UNDER TIE con.
.gaor OF GENTLEMEN OF HIGH CHARACTER AND ABILITY.
rs BONDS POSSESS ALL THE REQUISITES OF Ar INVITING
t,,vFST1nNT THEY ARE AMPLY SECURED BY A MORTGAGE
Or LESS THAN OSE-THIRD THE VALUE OF THR PROPERTY.
WYPAY SFFEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST AND ARE
rERaD FIvEPER CENT BELOW PAR THE UNDERjIGTED
.yrD.SqLY AlCJNaEED TULM 10 ALL CLASSES OF lN-
eST RS
GEORGE 0PDYKE & Co.,
TO. g Nassau-st.
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between Germany and Brasil has completed
his labors and 10 expected to return shortly
and submit his investigation to the govern.
ment.
Paris, II. Mr.. Washburne, American
Minister has received instructions from his
government to negotiate for postal treaty
between France and the United States. The
fatrle believes that the negotiations between
France and England relative to the CONNER
cial treaty will be resumed and they are like
~ to lead to friendly revision of the exist
ing tariffs.
The monarchists in the Assembly are can
vasslng with great activity to obtain sigma
lures to their forthcoming manifesto and or
game strong and compact body. The
newspaper organs of theirs and of the lepiti-
mist party accuse the Orleanists of intrigue
and bad faith.
Rome, IS. Gen. Sherman leaves on Tues
day for Naples. The Americans there are
preparing fete at Pompey in honor of the
General.
Madrid, II. The ministers had long con-
sultation to-day and are now in hopes that
the differences which exist between them
may be reconciled and that the anticipated
change in the cabinet will occur
London, II. An American named Miner
was shot and stabbed to death last night by a
workman who mistook bis victim for rela-
tive named Pollington. The murderer in
tended to kill Pollington in order to secure
i 100 pounds which he would inherit on his
death.
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Four Millions of Invalids.

At the lowest computation there never less
than four millions of iIvalids in the United States.
OF this number probably more than three. fths
have neglected the ordinary precautions necessary
for the preservation of health, and are suffering
the punishment due to their carelessness. If the
multitudes who are now afflicted with biliousness,
indigestion, rheumatism, intermittent fever, irreg-
ularties ofthe bowels, general debility, nervous
disorders, &C, had at the very first symptoms ofin-
disposition, invigorated, regulated and purified
their systems with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
two-thirds of them would at this moment be per-
forming the active duties of life, unannoyed by any
ailment of the body or the mind.
This assertion is made advisedly. 1t is founded
on experience, and is borne out by the testimony
of countless host ofwitnesses whose attestations
cover almost every variety of disease, and extend
ever a period of about twenty years. OF every
thousand persons who take the Bitters, as pre-
ventive of the complaints above enumerated seven.
eighths escape them entirely; and of every thous
and who are actually attacked, and use the great
Vegetable Tonic remedy, three fourths are rad
cally cured. These are not hap-hazard assertions,
but statistical facts. They are based upon the re.
suits of inquiries made by more than fifty thousand
persons in various parts of the country, and upon
the letters of prominent citizens of every State 1t
might almost be sad of every county in the Union
febl9-teod
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
Fearful Snow Storm in Nebraska.
A Number Of Persons Perish in the
Storm.

Chicago, II. A St. Croix city despatch says
that letter received from Col N. s. Porter
an old an respected citizens of Ponca, Dixon
county, Nebraska says that ten men in ad-
dition to the two reported last night were
frozen to death or missing in Dixon county
and in Winnebago. The bodies of some OF
them have not recovered but the missing men
have undoubtedly all persisted. The people
living near the head of logan and South
Creeks obtain fire wood of the Winnebago
agency and on Monday morning the weather
being very pleasant party engaged in cut
ting supply to last the balance of the win.
tee when the storm suddenly came upon
them. Seven are dead or missing. man
named Austir, his son and boy named Collins
were overtaken by the storm. All three were
frozen TO death. Several deaths have been
reported, but no particulars have been OBJ
tanned. The suddenness of the storm il, un-
paralleled in this country and more severe
by the reason of the snow being damp when
the storm commenced and afterwards freez-
ing. Several men who were in the storm
say the snow and ice was positively inches
all over their heads, and it was with great
difficulty they could keep an opening through
which to breathe The loss of stock in this
part of the State is very heavy and will prob
ably reach hundred head. 1t is feared that
the worst is not known and that more deaths
have occurred.
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News from New York.

New York, L. Judge C. P. DAILY of the
court of common pleas will be ready to try
indictments against Mayor Hall on February
26, to which time the case was adjourned.
1t is understood that attorney general Barlow
will assist the district attorney in the prose
cution.
The lately exploded Bowling Green Say
ings Bank was adjudicated bankrupt to-
day.
The small pox is decreasing owing to the
very general vaccination that has taken
place. The cases that have occurred are
mostly varioloid. Six deaths are reported
to-day, making "a for the week.
Conklin the Ascending secretary of the
Market Savings Bank is reported to be in
Nevada working ia the mines.
The Americas club last night elected VIM.
NJ. Tweed President, and Henry Smith Vice
President. Tweed made a speech, saying
that he looked forward to the time when he
would absolve from politics and devote his
whole attention to the welfare of the club.
The challenge of the Atlantis for four
cared shell race on the Thames has been ae-
cepted by the London Rowing Club.
A despatch announces that the Japanese
Embassy will remain at Salt Lake City till
travel is resumed on the Union Pacific Rail-
road.
1t is reported that Archbishop McClersky
will succeed to the Premateshp vacated BY
the death of Spaulding, and Bishop Lynch of
South Carolina will be Archbishop of New
York.
Twenty orphans have been removed from
the Catholic asylum on eth avenue, on &C
count of their being attacked with the small
pox.
The old Napoleon hotel Hoboken is be.
ing demolished to make room for a public
hall.
Seven persons were plunged into the waters
of Black Lake, Sullivan county, few days
ago by the breaking of the ice. They were
all saved,
The Herald's Washington special reports
that the President has ordered instructions to
be sent to the New York District Attorney to
commence criminal proceedings against all
persons shown by the testimony before the
custom house investigating committee to
have paid or received brides.
Wilmington, On. CO. specials say that the
Lowery gang raided upon the town of Sum-
berton and carried off safe from the store
of Mr.. McLord, with $780, 900 deposited
there by various parties for safe keeping,
there being no bank in the town. Valuable
papers were also taken from the sheriff-s safe.
A posse of police attempted the capture of
the thieves but were too weak.
Arrived, steamship Bienville, from Aspin-
wall On the 9Th she passed the Henry
Chauncy for Aspinwall, twenty miles from
that port.
1t is stated that several warehouses for I'M
claimed goods will be designated by Collector
Arthur of New York as part of the radical
change in the general order business
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IMxEp1ArELY.-If eyerv family knew tn

v.inn 81 NJ. S.~rar. ST. '~ ,hay lid inc
mediately purchase box and never be with
out it. If your Druggist is out of this Salve
and neglects to keep supplied, send seventy
Ave cents a. directed in another column, and
say you saw the advertisement in this paper.
Not among the least of the invaluable prop
critics of Miss SAVERS SALvE are its bene-
fetal effects on the hair. Rubbed on the
scalp in FIVE or six different parts it promotes
the growth of the hair, prevents its turning
gray, and on bald spots, it produces 4 new
growth of hair. No lady should be without
this invaluable article IS an indispensable
cosmetic for the toilet. 1t eradicates dandrufi
and disease from the head, and blotches and
and pimples from the face. TT