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accusation. merely tell you the truth.
You've taken many prescription from
me. Now try this one-go home and
tell your husband that you yielded to
your conviction of duty and brought me
my letter. Tell him you found me i'll,
and like n good Samaritan ministered
to my needs. Be kind and firm and
frank with him, standing up firmly for
your own rights, and you'll manage
him easy enough. 1 never yet saw a
man who was able to cope with q
woman who knew her duty and was
strong enough to stand by it. The
plague with women is, they endure injus-
tice in the spirit of martyrdom, and
then try to outwit their lords by STRAIT
egy."
"Well, I'll try your advice and see
whatn come of it, It's most dinner
time. Seventeen men to cook for and
two miles to walk. He'll miss me if /
don't hurry"
'Let him miss you. If you intend to
tell the truth about your visit to me,
why need you fear that he will know
that you have been absent?"
Polly had no reply TO offer. Putting
on her bonnet, she hurried home, and
tired as she was, flew to preparing din
ner.
'The simpleton won't have the moral
courage to do as l advised" said DIR.
Goff, and he was right.
Left alone with his reflections and his
rheumatism, the Doctor read his letters
over and over, first the old and then the
new one. Nearly half century had
rolled away to join the ever-increasing
scroll of distance between the writ
ing of the mothers and daughters
thoughts, and here he fingered, on the
shores of time, while one was in the
land of souls and the other far away in
the earth-life, working out her mortal
destiny. The new impetus given to his
thoughts infused new life into his de-
caying frame. In a few days he was
able to reach the residence of Peter
Dowd, and the news spread like wild
fire that the Doctor was going to Cali
fornia. Maids and matrons shook their
heads in suspicion. One chad never
liked the intimacy of DIR. GoG with that
hateful, sly Ellen Dowd. True, nobody
could fasten any charge of anything bad
upon her so as to prove it, but decent
women that stayed at home and did
their duty never did come to any such
luck as she'd met with"
Another "pitied the poor creatures
children. 1t was such 4 shame that q
woman could be allowed to so disgrace
her family"
Still another ''felt deep sympathy
with Peter Dowd. He'd n been \ No. l
if he'd only had q good wife in the be-
ginning"
Ia her luxurious home, hard by the
Golden Gate, our heroine and her love
crowned household needed not the e0isSSi
aspersions of the suspicious world.
Aided and counseled by her noble hus-
band, she was preparing day by day for
active public labor in the great, much
needed reformation, which can only
come through equal rights before the
law.
ITO be continued.l
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a Mothers Dream.
BY GEORGE COOPER.

BY GEORGE COOPER.
II wish there were no children"
The signing mother said.
As DER her fretful little ones
She bowed her weary head.
The house grew dark and silent,
Wee footsteps died away;
No trill of laughter woke the air,
flushed were the sounds of play.
She looked abroad, the people
Moved slowly 10 and fro;
The sunlight seemed not half so bright
Dead seemed the world below.
There were no hallowed memories,
No dimpled arms, so blest,
No goodnight kiss: the mothers heart
seemed like an empty nest.
To toll, no sweet incentive
Came with redOubled might;
The tranquil skies grew dark and dull,
The noon day seemed night
Where were the thousand pleasures
That little hands had given?
Where were the gentle, loving souls
To be taught the way 10 Heaven
Two little feet were waiting
on the radiant shore afstr:
No soft wee hands now held for her
The pearly gates ajar.
on the mothers waking eyclids
The teardrOps fOndly beamed,
AS she cIasped her children and thanked God
That she had only dreamed!
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How TO MAKE A MUSTARD PLAs-
TER.-How many people are there who
really know how to make a mustard
plaster? Not one in a hundred, at the
most, perhaps, and yet mustard plasters
are used in every family. Physicians
prescribing their application never tell
anybody how to make them, for the
simple reason that doctors themselves
do not know, as a rule. The ordinary
way is to mix the mustard with water,
tempering it with a little flour, but
such a plaster as that makes is simply
abominable. Before it has half done its
work it begins to blister the patient,
and leaves him finally with painful,
fiayed spot, after having produced far
less effect in beneficial way than was
intended. Now, a mustard plaster
should not blister at all. If n blister is
wanted, there are other plasters far
better than mustard for the purpose.
When you make a mustard plaster,
then use no water whatever, but mix
the mustard with the white of an egg,
and the result will ''drawr perfectly,
but will not produce a blister even upon
the skin of an infant, no matter how
long it is allowed to remain upon the
part. For this we have the word of an
eminent physician, as well as our own
experience.
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a BOYS IDEA OF HEADs.-''Heads
are of different shapes and sizes. They
are full of notions. Large heads do not
always hold the most. Some persons
can tell just what a man is by the shape
of his head. High heads are the best
kind. Very knowing people are called
long-headed. A fellow. that won't stop
for anything or anybody is called hot
headed. If he isn't quite so bright they
call him soft-headed; if he won't be
coaxed nor turned, they call him pig
headed. Animals have very small
heads. The heads of fools slant back.
When your head is cut off you are be-
headed. Our heads are all covered with
hair except bald heads. There are
other kinds of heads besides our heads.
There are barrel heads, heads of SER
mons-and some ministers used to have
fifteen heads to one sermon; pin heads;
heads of cattle, as the farmer calls his
cows and oxen; head winds; drum
heads; cabbage heads; at logger heads;
come to head; heads of chapters; head
him of; head of the family, and &c
ahead-but first be sure you are right
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ELLEN DOWD, THE FARMERS WIFE.
PART SECOND.

Entered according to the Act Of Congress in
the year lS72 by Mrs. A. J. Duniway, in the Of
fee OF the Librarian OF Congress at Washington
City.l
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] Written for the New Northwest
The Death Of the Violet.

Written for the New Northwest.l
The Death Of the Violet.
BY JOHN A. wOMACK
Al the vesper hour OF twilight,
There fell a drop OF dew,
That kiss'd bud in the moonlight
With eyes Of starry hue.
The winds ofmOning sifted
The dew al the sweet buds feet.
The sun then wandering lifted
The bud so pure and sweet.
Pure and bright and sweet IL grew
Beneath the amber sky;
Zephyrs kissed Its lips OF blue.
But heard the dew-drop sigh:
"Theue's not a bud but fades away
Beneath the Autumn sky;
There's not a frost at break OF day
But down 10 falls TO die.
TYGH VALLEY, Wasco county, Oregon.
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-Furs for Ladies at Cook & JouSsoS's
new and fresh, aud nj + nic Price.
GRAND RAPIDS ITEMS.
GRAxD RAPiDs, 0. Dec 0, IS

GRAxD RAPiDs, o. Dec 0, 1873.
Ed. JoUaSlL:- S.eing TINT your papsr his
not far some time contained any gossip from our
qriet little village, At tho head Of the Rapids,
will send you few items that may interest
some Of the readers "f your paper.
The contest for the Post Office has be,n ended
by Mrs. Martha L. Wright widow of the late
Rev. VIM WrgIt-rsceiving the appointment
The Office has bnen removed TO the Hardware
p. o. department will there be served by Miss
Belle Wrieht-satisfActinn guaranteed.
The new dam in course Of construction, has
been completed. AMI the " .te' in our side cut
canal stands about eight inches higher than he
fore the new dam was put IN. There is now an
abu ndancs Of water power here for any amount
machinery.
Mcssrs. Smith & Co., who have taken the job
Of blnsting out obstrHc,isns in the canal on the
Providence aide Of the river are sill busy aud
intend working all winter or until the job is
completed.
IL a sncial point, Grad q ,pids is a pleasant
place IL live. The pahiie sch'4'ls are flourish
ing "liks green bay tree =" under the super
vision Of Mr.. Ash and Miss AnnA Wright. SAT-
bath Scio"l is we'll attended aud Interesting
We understand they are talking Of giving All
entertainment oi some kind a Christmas night
We have this dLy the sal iaU 90 iaying Il
rest the wife nf R.v Go. v 'ners Of th- Cen
ira. D io CuuieTcure frTme 4 irtui Rap
its. She was sister "l ir iilru's. al the
Ern nf q, llptt ShIuks T.i-ksv.
Real estate cUnt'uGr- Ch ingiHg. Mr.. Parks
selling a halt interest in he Hotel and Dusi inL
the late residence ur VI Campb-l. Mr. Purity
is Offering his property in AMI around tnwn fal
sale aud we hope lie wi! be successful ia dis
posing OF it to some enterprlsiug party.
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DnYsICIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

prominent New York hysician lately com
planned to DUSDAs DICK about his SASpALwoOp
OIL Capsules stating that sometimes they ours
ed mraculnusly hut that pdtiOnt uf his had
taken thcm for sOmltim. without eff ct. On be-
ing iulormed that several limitations were made
and sold he inquired and found that his patisrt
had been taken capsules aud in bottles, aud moi
Dc MAS DICK d cos.
What happened To this physician may hayo
happened ~ others, and DUNDAS DICK h CO.
take this mothod Of protecting physicians drugs
gists aud themselves md preventing oiL ~
SANpALwooD from cunning into dsrcpute.
PHYSICIANS who oree prescribe the Cap
sules will cOntiue to do 80 for they cOntniA
the puIe oil in the best and cheapest fornt
DUNDAS DICK h co, uso more Oil of SAM
daw0od In the Manufacture Of thrir capsules
than all the Wholesale aud Retail Druggists md
periunvIs in the United States combined aud
this is the aola reason why the pure oil ia sold
o. esper in their capsul,s than Ia any othcr
fuim.
OIL OF SANDALwOoD is fast supcrseding
every other remedy sixty capsules only being
required to insure sale aud certain cure in six
ar eight DAYS. From NJ Dter medicine can
this result ne had.
Dicxs Surr CApsvGIs solve the prnblem.
LONG considered BY many eminent physicians, ~
how trav IL thc nausea and disgust Experienced
in swallowing, which are well krnwn to dviract
from, II not desttuy the good effects of many
valuable remedies.
soft Capsules are pnt no in lin .f,,il aud neat
boxes thirty IN each aud are tho only capsules
prcsc ihrd bv Pl, sGians.
These were the only CnpsuIen
ti0n
Srnd fur C+rcnar to IS Wno .'pr Strc"t. y. r,
SOLD an All DRUIa SCOssES.
| ,i,nsr.l At,ncv, IiJ Rad dtrs1t, N.S Ytr
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Personal DTS f. CHAPMAN, al er
an absence Of some two months in Clyde,
Ohio, has returned to Perry ysburg to re-
sumo the practice of medicine. He has
op ned an offi,e In Mr.. TAYLoRs new
brick building, on Louisiana avenue. We
wish him success.
F. j. ODLJNGER, Ed, passed through
here on Tuesday evening on his way to
Columbus, having been delegated by
Auditor NEWTON to attend the Conven-
ton OF County Auditors, which assembled
at That citv ON Wednesday
AARON BREiZ, e. e. an attorney ard
late Prohibit 10 candidate for Represent
arive IN Putnam county, las been woTk-
ing Life aa Ere Ins,ra-c in our town
for two or hrec weeks past ii IS so
VI II rlrased with our own rhtr be has
decird e. 10 .lrr n r IN n -pr'ne
Hon ASHER Cook p nceei,d % G cjn-
present 1t the cnmmt ucement of the al
iourAtd s"ssiO # the Constitutional
Convent IN. III wAs ac .ompani, by
Mrs. COOK md M, ADA HIrCnCOCK,
who afrr shor, say in The city prupos'
-peniiug The r m in'ier f h ~int, iu
thr mild climate "f FL Il IL
Mr. FRANK j. RtINHARD called upon
rs "n Saturday. He sp,nt few days in
or townin the Interest of thu Colum ,us
JPestbo1t which has large circulation
fom,ruis postolfice. TIL. father of Mr. Il.
has iern commercials pub sher and elitor
Wcstboa. fort irty-one f he years. Mr..
j. G.. KNOLL IS theagent for the paper 10
is vicinity.
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Beyond the NHissIssippI.

Thousands have already gone, and thousands
more are turning their eyes towards new homes
In the fertile West. To those going 10 Nilsson.
ri, Kansas Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Wyom-
ing, Nevada, Oregon or California, we recom-
mend a cheap, SAFE, quick aud direct route, via.
St. Louis, over the Missouri Pacific Railroad
which runs its fine Day Coaches and Pullman
5leepcrs from ST. Louis to principal pointsiu the
West, ,oithomt chmye. We believe thatth Nj Is
souri, Pacific Riilrotd has the best track and
the finest and safest equipment Of any line west
uf the Mississippi, aud its connections with
roads further Weslare prompt and reliable.
The Texas innection ol this road is now
completed, aud passengers are offered first
class all rail route from St. Louis TO Texas, Ell
her ovor the Missouri, Kansas & Texas r. r.,
eia Se,i,l", or over the Atlantic & Pacific n.
e. ,rir Nniti. For maps time tables, informa.
tion hs to rates, ruutes, &C., we refer our read
crs to ). IL. Thompson, Eastern Passenger
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, or l.. A. Ford, General
Passenger Agent, st. Louis, Mo. Questions wii
be cIeerftliy and promptly dnswered.
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OUR SUPERIOR CIVILIZATION.

The Chinese think 1t meet
To dwarf th'ir WON ms feet,
We. with our higher taste,
CrAmp and contract the waist,
Thus are we much more wise than tlev,
Tie foolish people Of Caikav.
Some squaws, as C,tlin shows,
Wears rings in ears and nose.
Our more fastdiaus deArs,
Onlv so deck their ears
Being thus msch advanced in grace
Beyond wild she cuppcr face.
The IliLdoos. it is said
Give to the FIRE their dead.
We ours tn sitting clay,
To worms AMI foul docav.
va, mure humtne are we than these
Barbarian ilinlnsstusss.
SOM, tribes slrcn IN the breeze,
"a hsnin icts swuig in trees.
We breath 10 ar tight rooms
Frl sir and fetid fumes.
Such comforts do our arts confer,
Unknown 10 the pior Islander.
Some tribes 'rom d,rkness sarung
POSSESSES M writ. tongue
Our people fill their nobs
From Tupper's pen and Cobb.
Therein is shown our very great
Advance beyond the savage state.
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SHANNON. In Bo Wing Green, o., December
0, 1873. of scarlet fever, little KArIs. daugh-
ter Oi j. A. T.. VI. SHANNON, aged nine
months and twenty -ono days.
viii she know her brother Allie
When she gains the othsr shorof
Does he wait to welcome Katie,
Where they sorrow never more?
VIII the Savior know our darling
When the gates swing npen wido 7
Will He gather to His bosom,
One for whom on earth lie died
viii He lead her 10 the Father1
Ask for her the Fathers carei
Intrduc her to the angels?
Join her to the heavenly choir
Will her voice when tuned in heaven
Reach the sorrowi1g ones below?
Dreams Of music-angel music
When they reach us, shall we know
viii they know us, Allie, Katie,
When we cross the stormy tids2
And with shouts of anal vict'rv
Greet them on the other side?
Thine we would be, blessed Savic-.
Lead US in the narrow road,
Gather safely in the ending
To our loved ones now with God.
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Pine Guantlet Gloves for ladies and
gentlemen AZ Cook & J0HNsAX's.
BETTER Take Warnin0.-We still he

Better Take Warning. still hear
complaints from our citz"ns who suflcr
at the hands OF rude and dsorderly boys.
Mr.. JOHN EBRRLy recently had his store
front repalntci, which looked very neat
and tasty, but in less than week 1t was
SCARED up wi h pencil scratches and 9th =.
erwise disagurel by loafers who congre-
gate about the beer saloons and upon the
street corners. There is but little en-
enlargement for our citizens to spend
time and money in improvements upon
theiF proper y, If their labors are to be
destroyed as soon as completed. A rigid
example should be made of these out
laws,
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lFor the Porrysburg Journsl.l
THOU DARLING OF MY DREAMS.
BY RENA RIPPLE.


when the world is In sweet repose,
And the dew is on the rose,
When all hearts are sleeping,
And angels are keeping
Their watch while our eyelids close;
Then comes IN mo with Its fuiIy beams,
Thy beautiful face
With lis winning grace,
Thou darling Of my dreams.
Throughout the busy day,
Where e'er my footsteps stray,
! always am missing
The sweet face I'm kissing,
When b0rne by my dreams away;
And watch for thy face with its sunny SMILE
The face I've ne'er met,
IL this ha opy world yet,
Though | wit for II all the while,
know in this world somewhere
There dwells maiden fair,
Whose bright eyes are dancing,
And happy smiles glancing;
On, this is my daily prayer;
That soon may bask in their sunny gloams,
That heaven may keep tloo
From harm till | meet thee,
Thou darling Of my dreams.
Perry sburg, December, 1879.
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Have Captured
Chapest G Best
STOCK of GOODS

Ecer Brought to This Market.
And we continue to give more
and better goods for one dollar
than any o'her House in Wood
or Lucas counties. Save your
money and come and see us be-
fore buying elsewhere and we
will prove to you that we are do
ing our share to mako Hard Times
Easy.
Best Merimack and Gochece
Prints, 10 cts. per yard.
Good Prints, 6 IA cts. per I'd
Good Crash, 10 "
HI avy Canton Flannel, l2H "
Heavy yd wide Shecting, 10 ''
Good Young Tyson Tea, SOC.
Coo. and 81 per pound.
IL pounds Of Sugar for 81.
We take great pleasure in
showing goods whether you pur-
chase or not.
Country produce taken in ex-
change for goods-including cord
wood.
Goods delivered to all within
the Corporation.
WILLIAMS Bros. & FINKBEINER
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Discontinued wing to the exceed
ingly bad condition ofthe roads, the hack
plying between Bowling Green and II w.
kins, was unable to get through on Turs-
day last, and Mr.. CLIFFORD gave notice
that he should discontinue attempting to
make trips until the ro IDS become better.
II would be well for those wishing to visit
our eounty-stat, by pusllc conveyance,
to defer their efforts at doing SO until our
roads are some what improved. Bowling
Green can nov be reached on'y on horse
back,
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FREE OF CMARGE.

Call at A. X. CHAsPNEY's Drug Store and
get sample buttlo Of DR.. A. B,schee's Ger
man Syrup, Free Of Charge. II has lately been
Introduced ia this country from Germany, and
for any person suffering with a severe cough,
heavy cold settled an the breast, consumption
or any disease Of tho throat aud lungs II has
no equal in the world Our regular sized bot
ties ~ cents. In all eases IN iusy will be-
promtly returned II perfect satisfaction Is rol
given. Two doses will relieve any ease. Try II
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S9aathilg New and Beautiful.
Up with the Times

TNHE undersigned is now prepared To take the
i new aud beautiful Nenbrant picture, also
the Imitation Porcelain, which is s0nrnrlike
the genniLe aTiple that the diff renee is scarce
~ noticed and which can I've furnished at ab"ut
"ne-hnlfthe cOst she is also prepared u take
FcrrotyprA from live To twenty FIVE cemis,
according 10 size aud kind wanted. Photographs
of the best quality, ot all sizrs aud kinds, AKA
si1e ur largest, dnwntn the smallest ambrrl, pc
also copying other pictures aud tnlhrging lhrn
il desired, all execuiel with promplusss aud be-
low Toie 10 prices.
viii finish up Pictures IN India Ipk, or pnini
in water G'lnrs ii the ~ ,st approved styles. will
furnish Frapes aud Cases oi All kinds Ihal ma
Lc required. Illease nall and ase lor Yourselves
Il will cost you nothing IL yon eAnpnl be suited
NIB. snp:clares taken IN SGnday
Mrs. THORNTON.
Fifth Street, near Union School Il use. Perrys
burg, Ohiu.
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Money TO Loan.--The Perrysburg sav-
inRs& Loan Association are prepared to loan
money on short time. at as rsa souabls rates as
can be obtained nths vicinity. Persons wish
ing to borrow will do we'll to give them call
n D. WRaToOTr Ssa'V !
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The Aidine.-E lsewhcre wi be found
TIE prosp ctus of the ALDIGE to which
we invite the attention OF our readers. 1t
j. the finest public alton in the world. Its
beauties and grace cannot be described
by tho pen-it must be seen to be appre-
dated. Two volumes OF &c can be seen at
this office.
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EMIGRATION TURNING

Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri.
The Atlantic h Pacific Railroad Company
nn.rs 200 900 acres of land in Central and
Southwest Missouri, at from SO to Si2 per acre.
rom st. Louis to all purchasers. Climate, soil ,
imber. mineral wealth, schools, churches and
law. abiding society invite emigrantS from all
points to this land Of frnts and flowers. For
particulars address A. Tuck, Land Commis-
Sloncr, st. Louis, No. 36sz
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~ AKlkIE

KING II HAWKE - 81 Green Greek. Sandusky
county. y bv the Rev. n, 7. Fay, on Noven.
Der |. 1873. JosEPH G KISo, Esq. OF ia IL
son, and Mis-, NARII HAwEE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Perrysburg Savings.
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS

TNHB meetings of above Association ate on
i the First Saturday Evening Of ench month.
The Shares OF Stock 5000 each, payable In
lnstallmonts of 81 per month on each share.
Money loaned to Shareholders and Depositors
on m inthly repayable bisis, tothose who visa
to build houses, remove inoumborsnces, &c.
Interest paid on all deposits Tor 30 days orup
ward pounded seni.annually
ASHER COOK, P"es's
g ID WRsTuOTT Seo'p
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PEaRYsBURG MARKES.

CORRECTED wERKLY ny GILBERT BEACH ASD
JAMES p. AvERiLL.
PERRYsBuRG, December II 1873.
Wheat. al 20AI 30 niFlour " bbl.... SO so
Corn " l0Gibs... 50 I0ats.... 3t636
do sh .llcd ..43 q 30, RYe........ 55c
Dressed Beef 5a ) Glover Sc 'd ~ bu
Pork W bbl -. si6 % Chickens " fb .76lSc
iIngs......$4 75Gj o. Turkeys " tb....I2i5
P,tdtoes 90,Q9 90 Beans, Navy. So so
Dried Apples IS Heans, Common. 81 50
Iuttcr. -. ...20B25i lard ......... SO l0e
Egga.' ''....... .... y. Feathers SOC
Flax Seed .......
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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thiclzened, fallen hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
deoayed, but such as remain can ba
saved by this application, and stimu-,
lated into activity, SO that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
offouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning grey or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of danlrutf which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. FREQ from those
delcterious substances which mako
some preparations dangerous and ipjp.
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustrc, and grateful perfume,