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Brooke County Railroad Proposed
From the wSilsburg NeWs)

AS"AaAOuu lOPObGul
From the WSisburg NeWs)
A number Of the substantial citizens o.
Buffalo and Wellsburg townships gath,
cred inthe Court House last Tuesday 70
discuss the question Of railroad from
,WeIIsburg up Buffalo creek to the State
!ine, and TO connect with the CHARTERS
valley Railroad, at, or near Washington,
Pennsylvania. 1t was the intention a
Sk lhe Supervisors to give Thirty DAYS
notice and authorize vote to be taken
August %, 1872, on q county subscription
Oh $4,000 10 the road. A discovery that
no no chartered company exists THAT Of Me
VIZ W. Road Of 1851 having expired by
alsuse OF charter puta quietus on this
branch Of the discussion.
me proposition is now agitatel nj
VUallGlng 1t as branch OF the P. w. &
n.y. Koad, under the law authorizing
gIancn roads not 10 exceed ten miles n
Oe oallt BY railroad corporations under
; Sslaia regulations. The people Of Wash.
,Iswn county arc represented US iavorinp
E p0 road The right Of way from The
i pennsylvania State line to Mr.. A. Buchan.
aus, on Buffalo, was prolIcred with one
,SS Iy The road, il built, will meet
s aS AcConnellsviIle road at Washington,
anu form a direct route to Baltimore
pa ~ was represented that Scott, Of the
n.I Central, was willing Il
MAKE contract similar to that made
, SlIa lhe T. W. 4 Ky. road. Tho dis,
% %uc z, from the mouth Of Buffalo Creek. or
3y,ollo, up the Creek to the State line i
TpSTT miles. II the stockholders Of The
r.W' u Ky. road act under tho above
ssuiSaonty, the Supervisors Of Brooke car
E S1san an election on the subscription o
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GhpGtteAtgtfter:
rue OLD FENCE RAIL-

,,,.. and ruy BY the roadside is
1t W. S tSe Withering weeds
AhSy ~ kSsrry vines run Ger Ia
~ e.. S The thlitlcs drop shelf 'esu''
o,,v The Miami murm5rs;
B,oTt STs al no always hOWea; .,,y.,d.
10 noS ,s,o N eastward and WesIWAtu'
Az rave vi TE6s National Fo'd'
,uuS a malden's glAnees
a. GiId Il vi b the unu o. G 1II.S III. pos,rlls,
mai he schOol.boy snotts WIZ Ma
Klsks Il, and hAstens Oh
,A,ysI. the pioneers chimney
IoBeiy and rlekety, leans;
ntSJds Il he pioneers garden
IA SIldcri6g growth otgreeas'
,v,, ,DlIt By The ItGlwnrt settler,
ono Oh the ancient race; - .sIIJrsu
Sithe hands OF his toW'hAiSa sAl1''
Lifted tinto IL place
Year. A..er. the gawEy lS SsI.
al on Il, dangling biz h9 sintra
While his Rlfl forgot Der mliA .uSos,,
And The pen, with Ito hungry 'qA0A'
An ,henIl hiss Ia own Fomance:,
an me ,senes and changes OF years.
bsusc Whenever see y ,,u
Ipd drop on Il several tears
,p Az T aDi,sr,Iou. Of the Echo Club" IN AT
l.htis Wontnly tor July.
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Reasons for New Departure Among
West Virginia Democrats.

VtOn the Wellsburg Herald)
The reasons for general 'letup' from
W. ae cast iron partisan folly In our owr
Sae and even our own county are mum.
STa and strong, and we will be much
mistaken i they arc not made manifest
,aNe coming elections, not only in large
.O!ssior Grant and Wilson but notably
b y, s lae same direction in State and county
S SaAets, The indications are, that tie
nv SUuilaees Of the Parkersburg Convention
y no means command the strength 81
G ISeL. party but that with the present
governor -, emo. overslaughed by intrigue and
AT ~ purposes so plainly corrupt in The
o aS.a as a candidate, he would receive an
SooS%,,wSnelmlng majority over the regular
%IUIlnee; More than that, we believe
ana ana ~ . tae present temper OF the public
ijo in "iIn the iniquities Of the Conyen.
wall ' constitutional and Democratic as
SU N o starring them thus boldly in the face
io,i C U'net good man, with a fair recor,l
yo,s SSa " and honesty would eel the
NJ SS o. q majority Of the people over sT
sssrS SssadeniOr Governor. Circums,a noes
s@ 70 suggest the opportunitv a. naos,
sS.SS SoIe one for breaking lie cast Iron
tsnS tl s with which a corrupt eabsl at A.,
Np' % bind the wills Of their t EES, y,
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SOME Of the Democratic newspapers
that are interested in, rather than for,
Greeley, are republishing one Of his para.
graphs, as follows: "
"Point wherever you will to an election
district which you will pronounce morally
rotten-given up in great part to debauch-
cry and vice, whose voters subsist mainly
by keeping policy offices, gambling houses,
grog.shops, and darker dens of infamy-
and that district will be found giving q
large majority for the Democratic party"
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,, dnsnE are a few rules which men
Ing with busy people: ''VNu'
!. Don't write at oil.
49, =, when Yls you you can't help it, be sharp
y. When you write on your own busi.
ness, pay for the answer, 'q'''
4; When you want money, don't begin
with piety and flsttery, Beg first, and BE-
pious afterward.
0, Don't beg oil any one with whom
you are q not personally acquainted. Die
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Gov. Peirpoint Misrepresented.
From the Parkersburph JourpAl.N

The story going the rounds in the
Democratic papers the "story" wal
telegraphed by the Associated Press, Ia
all the papers.-ED. INr.l about Gov,
Telrpont making % speech before the
West Va. delegation to the Philadelphia
convention pledging himself to vote fol-
greeley Is all false. We heard Gov.
tlerponts speech" 1t consisted q
about twenty words pleasantly spoken
anu anu neither Greeley or his party was
n,s. in it; nor did he saw for
whom he would vote. ~
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-, A LARGE and enthusiastic Grant and
Wilson ratification meeting was held h
tne public square at Wooster, Ohio, Sat.
urday night Speeches, fireworks and 4
balloon ascension enlivened the occasion
captain a. 8; Mcclure and Hon. II. Wei.
Eer addressed the meeting. Ii5.,,
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Allegheny Cattle Market,
milwaukee, Market.

MILWAUKEE, June 1T-FLoUR-Dull
but unchanged,
GRArN-Wheat-No. /, 81 AL; No. 9
y Az. Oats-No. 9, 32c. Corn-No
Smixed, Ale. = Rye-No. /, zoe. Barley
Fall No,2. 5Sc
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Money and stock Market.
New YORK, June 17.-Financial affairs
quiet.
GoLD-Demand steady at 113Sa114.
Carrying rates 3 per cent to fat Clear
ings $43,0OO,OOO. Treasury disbursements
$393,O0O.
MoNEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent.
STERLING ExcuANGE-109t.
GoYERNhiENTs-Dnll and steady
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GES. GEORGE B. McolE11As warmly
opposes the endorsement Of the Cincin.
nau ticket at Baltimore. -
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Bur four of the seventeen Vice Presi.
dents of the United States have been re.
elected, viz:
John Adams, George Clinton, D. D.
Tompkins and John C. Calhoun. OF our
Presidents, Washington, Jefferson, Madi.
son, Monroe, jackson and Lincoln have
been rechosen.
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JT ELMInaUranoe. E5T1Nl
AT WHKRInga, WEST VA.

.Et f--..t.. DIBHoToRs
william Bailey. AlcaSo Ioring,
Andrew ]. PAnnell, JAmes +. Barnes,
Henry 9tAmm, Thomas Hughes.
A. j. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
alton for nearly two years Il prepared 70 take
Elsks q hll rates on Buildngl Of all kindl, Ner.
ehAndlBe, Manufacturing Embellishments, Furni.
tire, Steamboats,, and eargoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes also 70 issue perpetual policies
on nweiaangs ana store; Ihis Company being
recommends itself 70 tho favorable consideration
Of tho lnBuIing public, and Golicits their patro-
mage. Applications iof insurance viii DO prompt.
~ attended 10 At their ofloo, BAILRY's BLOCK
No. i06 Market street. -i.-...t. -.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't
ALoNzo. LoRING, Vice Pres't
n, O. ARTHUR, sec'y. .
W. 3. AGNEW, Asst see,y. Janis
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STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady.
STocKs-Dull and lower. Quicksilver
fell Sper cent and Erie per cent. Other
shares declined ta4pcr cent. The market
closed strong on Vanderbilt stocks and
weak and irregular on the others.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, June 17.-FLoUR-Dull and
prices are nominal.
Observation-Disclosures; No. 9 spring
81 4Sa1 40. Corn-Fair demand but at
lower rates, closing steady; No. 2 mixed
44ia444c. Oats-Quiet, weak and lower
for regular No. 3 at 33a34c. Rye-Lower;
No. 2 60a7lc. Barley-No. 9 fall sc.
PRovGsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firmer at
$12 30. Lard-A shade easier at
SIC. Bulk Meats-shoulders 4sa44c;
clear rib sides 6ta6sc. Bacon Shoulders
5a5sc; clear rib sides 74a7sc; clear do "a
a7tc. Sugar Cured Hams-10!a12ic.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 17.-FLoUR-Dull
and prices have declined; family, IS 25a
GRArN-Wheat-Red, 81 s5s1 SO. Corn
-5la52c. 0ats-40a44c. Rye-Conces.
sions will have to be made to sell.
GRocERIEs-Cofee-Dull, ard holders
anxious TO sell. 1t is offered at decline
Of CAB cents. Sugar-Refned, 4c lower.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Regular, held at
$12 81; city packed, sold at $1400. Lard
8tsSSc. Bulk Meats-Shoulders, At; sides,
6a6tc; clear rib do. 6sc. Bacon shout.
ders-5tc; sides, 7!a7sc.
WHIsKY-S3c.
New York Dry Goods Market.
New York, June 17.-No change has
taken place in the domestic market.
Printing cloths remain in every respect
the same as formerly reported, with dull
trade doing in them. No alteration has
taken place in brown and bleaChed sheet.
ings, which are quoted as firm. No large
orders in woolens have yet taken place for
Fall. In flannels favorable orders have
been received by most oil the large agents.
Very few transactions have taken place TO
test the values Of the different kinds ofdry
goods with view to Fall prices.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, June 17.-FLouR-Un.
changed.
GRAN-Wheat-Quiet; Pennsylvania
50 00a2 10. Corn-Prime mixed western
in elevator dull at &c. 0ats-Dull; Yves.
tern 4sa49c. Rye-Firm at 95a$l O5S
PRovTsIoNs-Quiet. Bulk shoulders, &C;
sides Ole; clear rib sides &c asked, 4a4c less
bid. Bacon shoulders 59aGc; sides 7sa74c;
clear rib do 74a8c. Sugar Cured Hams
Steady at 13al3tc. Lard-0c for western.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Dull at 92c.
Allegheny Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY, June 17.-CArrLE-
Market dull; arrivals, heavy; best, 6ia6Ic;
stockers, 4ta5c; prospects, slow.
SuEEP-Market dull; arrivals, heavy;
prospects, dull; best, 5fa6c; medium,
5a59c; common, 4a4fc. s
Hoas-Market bad; arrivals, heavy;
Philadelphia, "a 20a4 IS; Workers, 81 Ola
4 10; prospects dull.
Milwaukee Market. -a
MILWAUKEE, June 17.-FLouR-Dull
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30 oks,5 stationery, a.
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AT THE CITY BOOK STORE

Life OF Abraham Llneoln-By WAND Il. La.
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New Orleans Market.

new ORLEANS, June 17.-GRocERrE.
|IsagaGG.Fsir, 6asEc; good fair, SIC
prime, 9tc, Molasses- Dull; thin interior
S6aSsc, Cofee-Good iobbinp demand
fair. lsslstc; good, 1s9ai0tc; pFime, 14ic
Louisvilla NInrket. =. =
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04
The CapitOlinc Hill.

Legend, tradition, and historical rs.
sociations unite to make the Capitoline
Hill, Of Rome, the appropriate site for
stirring spectacles. II is dear to the
memories Of scholars and ireemen. It
was the smallest and the most famous OF
the seven hills OF Rome. Bare, rocky,
prccipitous, il lowered over the desolate
scene when Romulus led his little colony
to found his village on the Palntine-
when the Forum was marsh covered
with brambles, or the she.wolf wandered
upon the strands Of the Tiber. The
asylum opened between its rugged peaks
to welcome the outcaSt and the stranger.
From its citadel the iuir IOrpeia looked
down with avaricious eyes upon the
golden armlets Of the Sabine chiefs;
opened the fatal door; was crushed be.
meath the shields OF the treacherous foes.
She was the only Roman woman TINT
ever betrayed her country; and her
name still clings to the tall cliff Of the
Capitol, from whence its mnleiacton and
traitors were flung down on the rocks
below.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04

ILLUSTRATED CArALoouE.-Messrs. G.
L. Allen 4 Co., have laid upon our table
n very beautiful Catalogue of Vegetable
and Flower Seeds, Roses, Bedding,
Plants, aud all kinds Of Summer Flow
ering Bulbs, for the current year. It is
finely illustrated, contains IA pagse,
and gives directions particularly valuable
to the amateur.
In our dealings with this firm, we have
found them always prompt and reliable,
and the articles they send out to be Of
the best quality, and never fail to give
satisfaction. Bulbs and seels are sent
free by mail, at the prices quoted in the
catalogue, thus placing their facilities ut
every mans door. The catalogue is fur.
nished without charge to all applicants
Address G. L. Allen h Co., 76 Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn, n. Y.-Gdlesburg Free Pas.
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Pursuit Of Knowledge.

Pat-Have you liver II letther for me,
yer honor?
Urbms Ofeial -what name
Pd.-Why, my own name, ov course,
whose else
Official, still W6mt-W What is your
name?
Pdt-Faix, an it WINS my Fathers afore
me, an would be yet, only he's gone
dead.
Official, aotqRite so mbmte. -Confound
you, what do you call yourself?
Pat, .frmiy.-Bedad, call myself a
gentleman it's apity there isn't couple
Of us.
Official, nth dignity Stand back.
Pat, mooilU.-The diyil back I'll
stand, until ! gets my letther.
Official, stemly. How can give it to
you, if You won't tell me who you arc ?
Won stupid bogtrotter.
Pat, sdiiric1Ry. Is that what yer ped
for, abusin' honest people that comes for
their rights Gil me me letthcr, or be
the wiskers Of Kate Karney's cat, I'll
cast me vote agin you when I get me
papers.
Official, pery nearly mgry,-You blum.
deriny blockhead, can't you tell me how
your letter is addressed ?
Pat, oOntemp,uoilsip. - Dressed ! how
should it be dressed, barrin' in n sheet
o paper like any other? Come, hand IT
up. avic.
Official, dRgry.-Deuce take you won't
you tell who You are ?
Pat, JlLriouSiy,-Well, I'm MI freshman
bred and born, seed, breed, and ginera.
ton; me father was cousin to one.eyed
Larry Magri, the process server, and me
mother belonged to the MONEYS Of Xii.
mauaizy. You're an ignonnt ould dis.
ciple, an Av you'll only creep ont nv yer
hole, I'll welt You like new shoe, an ay
You get any more satisfaction ont O. me.
my names not Barney 0'Flynn.
Satisfied 06iciaL-ohl thatsyour name,
isiti
[Stg6ts letters deals one to Barney,
rho cuis.
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Items orInterest.

The journeymen in the ship-yards Of
Jarrow-on.Tyne to the number OF 5000,
have struck work.
GES. sHEmAS will probably go from
Naples 10 Egypt, and afterward return
to the United States,
The Minnesota Legislature Judiciary
Committee reported bill for the final
adjustment of the Minnesota state Rail
road bonds,
FEAR is expressed that the melting
snow will cause more damage and OBJ
struction to the Union Pacific Railroad
than the snow-driits,
The Cities of Minneapolis and ST. An
thuny, MINI, have been united under
the name Of Minneapolis, by n large
minority in both cities.
EIGHr persons were baptized by i'm
mersion ut Pittsburg. Penn, during n
brisk snow storm. \ large hole had
been cut III the ice for the purpose.
A RAD railroad accident occurred mt
Evansville, Wis, on the Chicago and
Northwestern road. II was caused by the
conductor Of one oft the trims forgetting
his orders,
joins CONNER, who absconded from
Scranton, Pa, with $4,000, was arrest.
ed at Savannah, Ga, aboard the steamer
Magnolia, from New York, and S9,979
were recovered.
The demand made by the miners OF
North Stafrorishire, England, under q
threat of general strike, that eight hours
shall constitute q working day, creates a
situation Of extreme gravity; 10000 men
are affected.
The miners in the quartz mines in
Glass Valley, CAL, are making violent
demonstrations ngainst the introduction
OF single hand.drills and giant powder.
Two men working under the new system
in Eureka Mine were shot.
TnE London Times in m article on
the Alabama claims controversy, says
"Our relations with the United States
are such that nothing should be done to
lessen the authority Of the government"
The Times hopes, though family, that
the American Cabinet will yield to pub
lie opinion.
A NEw YORK gentleman who was one
of the passengers recently blockadei on
the Union Pacific Railroad, hns died
since his arrival at San Francisco from
the effects Of cold and expofure, making
the third death from this cause. The
management Of the railroad is bitterly
denounced by the survivors
FIERY speeches were made in the con.
vention held at Salt Lake for the ad,
mission of Utah as State. Mr.. Fitch
declared there was no longer my safety
for tile Mormon people under Terri,
torial government. He denounced
polygamy and said the system was doom.
ed. Orson Pratt said he did not pro.
pose to ask Congress for their rights us
a State, but to demand them.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04

A ROMANCE. Father Doherty and
Mr.. Desmond, Of Kenosha, came to
Milwaukee few days ngo +; stopped ut
Newhall Honse ; asked for Fanny Cary,
waitress, whom the father had long
known, and whom he told that his young
friend Desmond was about to settle down
for life, and made his fortune, and hav-
ing determined to take partner fol
better or for worse, had consulted him
rs to IN eligible person that he had
Immediately suggested that Fanny Cary
was Just the person for the place, and
that Desmond, on the strength of his re.
commendation, had decided TO offer him.
self to her, aud bring about if possible,
an immediate contamination Of the mat
ter After stating these facts the reyer.
end father made formal proposal to the
young girl in behalf OF Desmond. The
proposal was accepted, Desmond sum
moned, the couple, who had never seen
each other before, introduced them, and
II was decided that us soon as possible
they should be made 1.-TWO souls with
but u single thought, two hearts that beat
as ONE Accordingly by four o'clock the
ceremonies were performed by the Rev.
Mr.. DohCrty, aid without waiting for
congratulations, the newly married couple
set out for Fox Lake, the residence Of
Desmond. Desmond is said to be man
Of considerable means. owning property
about Fox Lake to the amount Of S40,.
600.
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Water Ballad.

Gone hithsr, gently rowing,
Come, bear me quickly DER
This stream 80 brightly flowing,
To wonder woodland shore,
But vain were my endeAvor
To pay thee, courteous guide,
Row on, row on, forever
I'd have thee BY my side
"Good boatman, prithee haste thee,
Iseck my fathcrIAud r.
SAY. Whon l there have placed thee
Dare demand thy hand ~
"A mAideu's head can never
So hard a point decide;
Row on, row on, forever
ia have thee by my side"
The happy bridal over,
The VAndcrcr ceased to roam,
For, seated hy her lover,
The boat became her home;
And still they sang together,
As steering DER the tide,
Row on through wind and weather,
Forever by my side
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04
Pain and It's Panacea.

While paiu is a condition Of human
ity, every effort to ameliorate It's inten-
sity, or remove the predisposing cause,
merits our Warmest gratitude, our careful con.
sidoration, and Its success our frank aclnoWl.
edgment. There Is 4 peculiarly about the
sensation called pain which Is otinfnite service.
II Ia premoniiion Of impending III, d.clara.
ton OF war against the well being OF the body
which cannot BE- removed while the cause exists.
Remove the cause, and the effect will cease,
endoayor to cover up the effect, and the cause
will 10 intensified, the anguish temporarily
concealed, break. forth again with redOubed
Rrdor. Many remedies merely do this, and
after repeated trials, fail TO satisfy the condi:
tons upon which only can they be useful to
humanity, Such medicines have a brief pOpu.
llrity, and are retired as unworthy OF public
approval. There arc OthOrs which time tries
but to enhance their value, 10 endono and
spread abroad their usefulness and common
humanity, the public, is perpetual gamer by
their extended popularity and expanded sales.
OF these, perhaps there are no such two nOta-
bic instances as the Davis Pain Killer and Al
lens Lung BAlsAm. The pain killer may be
styled the mathematics Of medicine, for II
never makes mistake, It's modifying influence
peryades the system, and one trial only Ii
requisite To make II n treasure forever. It does
nations Of the earth admit It's value, accept liz
fame aud benefit by is use. il is no flattery
to compare II to the sovereign balm spoken Of
In tho Holy Writ, for pain flies from It's pres
enCo, as night ID dissipAted by the rising sun.
Externally internally aud eternally II proves
III value wherever Tried. The same holdsR good
Of Alone Lung Balsam, which, Tor all COM
plants OF the air passages Of tho lungs, has
proved itself what II processes to boa positive
specific. The western world owes debt Of
gratitude It can never repay TO T. II. o. Allen,
whose fundamentally was the main spring OF
the introduction Of these medicines. POryoars
he was the painJtaking pioneer Of tho Pain
Killer and other remedies westward, and the
old man ard matron, the sturdy pioneer and
his courageous helpmeet, now enjoying pros
porous old age, will testify 10 the aid and com.
fort they received years and years ago from
these medicines, when drug stores were tow
and doctors far apart. Under providence they
will attribute their green old age, lusty and
kindly, " their acquaintance with these mix
lures, through the admirable ADVERTISING IN.
TERPRisE Of +. II. @, Allen.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-03-04

MEDICINE ron the HAm-when the hail
comes OF BY haHdfulls. and badness seems in
ovitAblc, II is proof that disease and debility
have affected the roots, and the medication IL
necessary. The only restorative in such case,
is PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INyIG0RA'
TOR, which, during the last forty years, hai
done more to prevent the loss Of the hair, Il
renew \ whom thinning out, to preserve u,
1t, what Heaven intended Il to be, the GROWING
glory OF both sexes, than all horprcparation'
pretending to the same properties, brought out
during that long interval. The public Aftol
being ropcatedly dcludcd by the wll-o'the
wisps OF Humhng, have settled down IN the be-
lief that the INvfGoRAT0R Is tho true meii'
cine for he Hair, and are discarding the pro
tentious pO!sons.