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SuRaOGATE'S COURT.


Before Surrogate Robert q. Hutchngs
George Staudt made will leaving his wife Bar
bara all his personal property, valued at $4,000.
She dying, he took second wife, named Theresa.
Then Mr.. Staudt died. and his widow now contests
the WILL on the ground that when he married her
he told her that the will was OF no account, and
that she threw 1t among waste paper, where 1t
was found. The proponents OF the will, the first
wifes two children, deny the truth OF the Widows
allegations. If the latter succeeds the property
Hutchings to-day.
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ToMBS POLICE COURT.
Braves of the Battery.

Edward Dunne native OF Ireland and by occu-
patton laborer, was arragned yesterday before
Justice Hogan charged by Henry White with high
way robbery. White was passing across the Bat
terry when he was assaulted by the prisoner and
two other men who made their escape. White
mas thrown to the ground, and while lying pros
trate his pockets were rined OF $25 in money and
silver watch OF the value Of So He gave the
alarm, and Officer Voss, Of the Twenty-seventh
precinct, pursued and captured Dunno He was
held to answer at the General Sessions In default
OF 49, 900 bail.
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SUPERIOR CoUaT-SpECAL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Hart vs. Poerschke.-M0tion granted on payment
Of costs OF opposing motion.
Proutz vs. Swit.--Order that judgment OF Court
OF Appeals be made the judgment OF this Court.
Mccall VS.. sun Mutual Insurance Company.
der for commission.
Smith VS.. The commonwealth Fire Insurance
COmpany.-Order for allowance to plaintiff OF hve
per cent on account OF recovery.
same vs.. The Baltic Fire Insurance Company
Same.
Hilger ct al. VS.. Oxenham.-Order granted.
Estes VS.. Burns.-Order denying motion, with
costs.
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Action for the Recovery OF the Value OF
Painting.
Before Judge Gross
Gutierrez vs. Levy.-The plaintiff Is Mexican
painter, and, since leaving his country, has prac
tsed his art In California and in Europe for the
last four years. On arriving in New York he en-
trusted two OF his picturcs-"St Germainer and
''The Holy Family"-to theintcrpretcr Of his hotel
for the purpose OF being exhibited 70 some parties
who desired 70 engage him to paint their portraits
instead Of doing which the interpreter disposed OF
dealer IN works OF art, la thus syit the paiRiin
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SUPREME COuRT-chAMDERS
Decisions.

BY Judge Fancher.
Hill Vs. Spelling ct al.-RepOrt OF referee con-
firmed and order for execution Of mortgages and
payment OF moneys settled.
Shepherd vs.. Shepherd ct al.-Reference or
dered, &c.
Churchill VS.. Kirwin ct al-Judgment granted.
In the Matter of the Union Square National
Bank.-Reerence ordered.
Callenan ct al. vs.. Phclan ct al-Judgment OF
partition ordered and commissioners OF partition
appointed.
Shining vs. Buddensich ct al.-Reierence ordered
to report &c. See memoranda.
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seeks to recover the value OF the pictures which IL
set at 81 900. Mr.. Levy admits the possession OF
the property, But claims it his own. He Also DIS
putes the value set out in the complaint. claiming
&c to Oe much less sum. Al the CONCLUSION OF
plaintiffs case q motion to dismiss was argued on
the grounds that no demand before suit brought
was shown and no value proved. The Court
granted the motion ON the frat ground named.
For plaintiff, Reymert Cornell; Tor defendant,
Gardiner, GOodhart a JOachimsen.
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Mr.. Pressas, young Cuban artist who has rooms
at % Union square, west side, has just completed .
fine ful-ength crayen portrait OF Mrs. woodruff
The lady is standing her left elbow resting on an
upright desk beside her. her right at her side, hold
ing u weekly paper. She wears riding nat, Will
veil or Grape gathered above tine brim, and in Other
respects her costume is semmasculine. The CHAR
acteristc alertness OF her features is finely rem
dered and tile technical parts Of the work are exc
ceedlngy clever and refined.
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C0uaI Of SPECIAL SESSIONS.

Perjmrer Entrnppcd-A Worthless Hus-
band and N Devoted Wife-The Blind
Mans Reception by an Iratc Washer
woman.
Before Judges Bixby, McQuade and Hogan.
There were forty-six cases on the calendar OF
the Special Sessions yesterday, half OF which were
cases OF assault and battery. At nearly every sit
ting OF the Court there is more or less perjury,
striking instance OF which occurred yesterday.
Peter solm and Helena bis wife were accused W
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COURT Of COMMON pLsAs-spEClAl TENN.
MARINE COU0T-pART I.

By Judge J. r. DAILY
Sands VS.. Johuson.-Motion denied. See opinion.
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AFtIstE HcceptICM HesueTUuys
Their second reception this season was yester-
day held by the artists Of the Studio Building, On
Tenth street, near Sixth avenue. The hours were
from two to in the afternoon and eight oelcven
in the evening. The attendance was large. stylish
and appreciatve, and a great many OF those new
works were exhibited to which attention has been
asked in these columns during the past few
and which are intended for exhibition In the Spring
season at the Academy OF Design. AprOpos OF this,
IL may be mentioned that the interval during which
works to be handed i'll for this exhibition begins
to-day. The Academy season opens about the mid
die Of April.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
COURT Or OYER AND TegMINEa.

One Moro Burglar Sent to PrfsOn-Theft
Of = Watch--EcpfsOde i'm the Life OF an
Editor and HOW IL was Mado to Point
n Moral.
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Force placed me here and force remove me Under
prote that my claims damages not eopardized,
received your note. GEORGE y. TRAIN.
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SUPREME CouaT-TRlAl TERm-paRT I.

urt then adjourned until this morning
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FOREIGN.
TIE Death Or EEFOLE0N.
rs Effect Oh the Army and the Fec
PIE OF france.
Comments Of tsic E'ress-A Proc. 81 niit-
ton y, --tiZe EN-ImP:ess.
FOREIGN.


London Jan. I0.-Thc Empress Engcnie
and al cr tie Loa,choll Of Ch;>clhurst
were present at tn, b,lsiIs Of Napoleon
when he died. The Emperor showed slight
>;,ns Of consciousness tGwarl his las; mo-
ment-, anl spoke to the Empress twice il
q very feeble tone of voice The last in
dicati, n Of lifc was a smile. When the
Emnrcss kucIt and kissed Lcr diving hu.-
bana she was completely overcome by her
emotion, AMI tainted at the bedside
The Prince Imprrial, who had been sum,
,noaoj BY telegraph from Woo,nicl, ar
r,,el a. Chisclha--t fifteen minutes after
tho death Of the Emperer. lie wa. great
lv affected, and kissed the face Of hi>
dead father several times.
RI, P,,naror dicl ncacofuIy lie pass
,:,l,an. t,a .rrhto.t min H..
:.
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49,
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r. l,'l ~, ,,a..t, ar +,o Fn,,oro, ON
-, :. -. H. ~ r. o.oe,
+ ". ~, CON. a ,oossaoa of c,r.3u,c,, Ia
-. -. ,TI.. pr;nce ~ wa,ns and
D., ~, -;.;ta5 c,;..r,orst ye,,,r-
8sr
~. ,.,,,.,s - tho r,nr.-or = II rrcb
.LI. !, ,l,.,.r ,.,,no-,,.,lr :, = Marry.
,,l,,r.t.
~ ~, ,,.,. r,oo;,,l ,I,,o,.-b H., rro.
-. ,-..L .~.,+ ro,,,ot N,cb .v,o.
r.,,y ! orrc.-e5 for the En,nrrss
Iae Tn,dap naners pub!jsh highly laui
,,.fr obituaries.
p,,, er. F,uary. aud several other well.
t.,n.n r,n,,,rt IL bav, ar- vcd al Clis
.,..,rs+ ~ egr,nb despatehas IRE bc;a,
received from distinguished persons in 81
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Wen Uho win women.

God so ms &c the sexes that women, Ike
children, cling 70 men-,ean uron them as
though they We're superior in mind and
body. They make them the suns Of their
system, and they make their children re
l,.'se a-c1Rl them. Men are gods, if they
but knew it, and women burn incense at
their shrines Women, therefore, with
GOOD minds and pure hearts wanted man
to lean upon. Think Of their reyerencing
frunkari. liar, or libertine. If a man
would have woman do him homage, he
must bc narly in every sense a true gen.
t,anan. not after the Chesterfield seho"
but polite. because his heart is fdll Of kind
ness t. all; one wLo treats r.with respect
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-.tsorgS-y ant ssou ;a.s s.a Mt law.
CIi1e Z z'.',-s'. E-lr c-r-c- ~ To-. 4 Iz-zF
sEH.-.st. = .,.a.sisv.s,
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Iurrsl .or = 0iacU'

We love womcu-oll or yoGng--sim, i
because they are women. oar mothers
spank US : orr swccthcarts spoil our JOYS
by il;rtiug with our rivals our wives .cad
Us genuine or moderate. Cauile lecture
which we usually deserve. Women Ea>
laughed a. our NOES when ip;p,airg in thc
tender passion, r'Id.cI our learts wlt:
Erosian arrows, depicted cur pocket bo.k
disturbed our s'aa.beres, spi.j, our col
fee, rumpled oar sta.chcl Iin,n bos3ms,
NC to our aim With her Whole precious
weight ' hon our ccraS burt us most, dan
eel Us into lorspiration, AM caused us o
bay lozengcs f1r cold bu- in spite e al!
those things, We .oTc her. We 81; he qp
as al idol and prn,tra;e o.rscl-ys I.fnrc
as before some divinity. We 3ou't care "a
copper What Dry goods cost, % she look,
sweet. We will fgh, for her Ike a rrus-
san soldier LIT Nr. Holland say wbat
he viii to dero2ate from tie acz, We stall
'hang our banners OF the outer wall and
cry, Hurrah f.r tho -omen.-E.om lie
81 LoHis G}pbs.
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VI DobIL Ii / GAIN.

Mrs Train Reused to BAH George
Francis.
w0oDGuLL AGAIN.
WooIhull and Col. Blood were arrested
this evening and locked up in Ludlow
street jail, on new charge Of circulating
obscene literature through the mails.
The Newark A3rrtser says that the
only SISTER Of EIger 4. Poe is living At
Hicks Landing on the James River Y!r-
-inia in the utmost poverty.
-Eacoarasins to tia wicket. Sulphur
springs are frozen in Kentucky.
The St Louis Republican has remov-
ell 10 lis new buil3ing, which Is the finest
one used for a printing Office in the world.
St. Paul and Duluth are new in a fight
as TO which town has the largest icl.e~.
Dulu,h vas abe. unit St. Paul grew onc
forty eight feet long.
john Bright is coming to the Unite
/ States aul is now suppose 70 be on his
wav, per the steamer which left Liver
pool the 9th inst,
/ A Chicago Times reporter, warmed
up by an excess Of good spirits, thought
lcssly pulled of his coat, while taking
rctes Of Mrs Minnie Myrtle MilIer's lect
ure the other night ana disclosed to ;h'
small but astolish9d audience the fac
that lie had no shirt on. 1t was tn weei
lis laundry work was being done, and h
had forgotten Il.
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OCR WHEAT AABkig.

from our correspondent, So'o, az Nine,
who rakes down Oh cur wheat Luyer>, and
c think unius,iy. Solo clain.,s lat ;lcy
pay more for wheat al ki,i,oD the Milaa,,-
kes aud Earthern Railway, than they do
here We find .lat on tie same day hi,
letter was dated, they paid in tui+ market
from sl.C5 to $I.l5, according 10 it, con.
dition. which is nearly tie igares he
caias was paid at Kiel In taking wi,L
the wheat men, they Iut tie entire rpspon
siLility on tie f4Imers, n,4u bring Lle,r
wheat to market 50 baIly c!canel, tllat Il
5 rated at Milwaukee as 40 3 heat,
which, by latest reports, brings only Sill
While No. !. briugs sl.2g!. Our farmers
-honli lock to this as the difference in
price is more than they gain b dust ami
chaf sold in poorly cleaned wheat. Our
spring wheat Is no; as good as usual I'll,
year, bat @ercra!iY tbs county can ra.,e
the very best OF wheat. It !, bat few
years since onr WHEAT was sought hv whoa,
luycr- south, to bring theirs np t,
tie grade. We can.ot afford to lose tbs
prestige. As 70 the present prices paid
at E.cl, we learn that just At present there
IS local strife IS to who s.ail get cnutrlI
of tIat ahcat station, hich results in gool
prices to tie farmer, JUS 1T present, aud
III their interest sc wish It ~. -it ~ fcr-
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RG ~ C-CtacT.
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EHtn1 Ctn.I.

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nearly half = contarv oil. it was hi, yon,h-
f,I rec ,rI. made in Geneva. v here lie was
then nu-spinr lis studies, Of such of lis
rlI.w s,ud,uis and h;orIs as ab>cn.od
th.r .c,yo. frcn, crn,ch The sin bears
5a.a. .wrin;t7 Church. Geneva, T. June.
1904.
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from the pare.

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NEWS iAFtE c'Na-N -
'9 u':5' mist ''e''ca. al o.'c'''.'''
JoIrf"lS 90 JnStice TO S"po-eoh G"'d
Qualities, and concur in tie opinion that
the system he Inherited vas responsible
fer most Of The evils Of lis govern
ment.
LJni}'rs aTrea's T. the Orleans Primes
to achro"''tae Count !e tAamhord tie
legitimate heir to the throne Of Frnce,ani
thus r.s.iy a@onnl a centre the manarch:cll
force nos strengthened by the death oc the
Emperor
l. b'sn 'di'.ie ',iIeS the man TsychoI-
rG'ra!iy, aad says oi hlm that after ea.n.rS
ro"ei bE eoF-pIacy Ae continued to gov
esA "i'A Il l".iey OF contempt Tor L2n-
KIM
L'f5s' an IL i!la fHt tAeir columns
~ "'"'ii.''-' a''.' ~eei''e HAT Tue h''Fef-
= '-.".' ''' '''' A'''i''iS Is i''"cA'I~c''-
- ~: ''..I.-i il".'c''>' ''i4N' '''' '4'
i'ohi i'iH Party de'd- - reviews
Wat nc ''o f"'if's nave cosy fF.'''ce
= 'n''.'H a''' ''.o'.' shame '''', '7''''y''
.''h f'' '''l' ere ''.'$ i'o"'iI"' y ."e
1"T'e { IS p 'i'S - ''.'' .i' ; 4
.yl,c ya.cc ,r ,,rs.,nr, opa r,n,,,,.o i
n,.brv e Aust,r,jta. ard yoolw;ca cal.,
.e,. o, S4,I.n. Il j flushed.
Tie Constitutional fnls the situation in
j.,a. g. nra r,roro in Ircni,e ,.y ct,l II
tl.a leat1 e Nanol,on III His History
VII ,.,err ir -. o,c Of tLc rp.t nrosrcr-
oa. rotvfgI,-.anIjn, is disastrous close.
Tn, I..,,rnsl nfci,I snoaks of the Em-
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Chinese Proverbs ca Intimacy and
Friendship.

Confueius said: t. dwell with good
man is ike entering 4 house wbere'a are
tie fragrant In flowers: after while
YOU NAV net seem to sm-lI the fragrance,
because you yourself have chsnged-(your
whole person has become imFregnated with
the fragrance.)
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MELGl, Jan. G!h, 1873.

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cents rcr Ir.h.l Do.r : ,,,;5 IN Kr,l or
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IhIy 'hls i II "."!'h'@ SAFE 81 &a"Hs
an. '''c ''"' oueL' % az use = e attention.
u '-''''I r" 'c z'"'h o'l 'fS' >. ,d''"''""oc
'''cy ii''' "'''' 'A'y c".' q 'N"'"1'i"'ioh'
""lef '"e f''cS oi "".ca "'e "HIer 3 not
l'1h''.'" |" !"y iA! i'"| L'r n ANY
manner over ia ""o'"If. ne meetings
q THIS c'hpl';,"'" '''N' ''c' '' specified
iLII'"'S' ana "a t"'~' meetings. ID" pr:ccS
are I'tlm'E'd rI'H, rrd rai'cd TO Tie
if"ht Vi every Duyt' OF tic ieas"''N"e!e 1t
II MAINS Ni4lI EIii.i'.'ti ~ tiE t.tt.Gl OF e.
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PRESCRIPTION BLANKS,


Our job rooms have been re-
pleniShed with a large variety
Of new type, Of the latest cut, and
we fatter ourelves that tho works
nlrned out of our Office for the
past year has been secondo4
none ever done in this city. Our
prices are low, and will COM
pare fayorablv with those Of any
other place. Those who have
work which they wish done in a
neat and workmanlike manner,
! had better give Us call, AMI ez-
anime our work and prices
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WsrgEn, M;an., jan - 4 7ar-v con
sist.nS of GAag'>, john and >-evan @ Nil
Thomas anl >ha.sacl i den, gach wi,h
two horse team, On their way Il Niinlcr
with wncat, when wi.E.u aleat zen mics Of
thcir destination, were ogertakea by the.
TERRIBLE STORM
Of Tuesday, aaI were folni ~ J"hu
Nah t,-day in the following coalition;
Jchn aaI Seven U'Nen anI Thomas
Holiyn wera found Ii the sleigh
fEozE> 80 HEATH,
also Their team, Charles O'Ncil was in a
dyias state Mlhe- brou ,h5 him to WI
mar lie had lai4 pretty wei covered up
wcth SHOW ior r;y-olg' hours.
his Arus AXD LEGS WE'RE FROZEN,
and II Ike iy,s at ali thay viii al. have to
amputatcd.
\ farmer reports that ha passed Eve OK
lea ps, G,ad--fr5zcn. lloarly news is
lIoustt in Of
FEozE= TEAMS.
being found. The sumo iti5n is that
their ora-rs Jared the same. The storm
cunmaaced without the shadow Of aarn
ing, and continued for sixty hcars.
MIR. EAENELr.
f..har o. \. c. EIrse!eg, station as'ut at
Hermann, left the dept for the tank Eoasc,
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Ladies Column of Facts and
~GueIL..

walk after death 2 no 1oabt Of it, ia ara:
have heard tie Dead March.
,I.asband don't know where that l"y
got bis bad temper. an sure, not from
me- No, nv dear. for 6on't End that .
you have lcst any
4 Friendship (N. y baby three
months oN wc;sh scvarty roanls.
The Boston papers want the '.'Ie gilr-
in the pu5l,c schools to Learn tie art IF
sewing, bat are trouhlel to know what
modern lady can teach them.
4 ~oun- " at Toledo fa;ntcl when
toll that over 5oa,oJ9 men aiel last voar.
bat was revived bv the information that
there vcre 100000 left.
An Tnliana pater-familias whose srous'
has Gilcd his culver with twelve sons and
fifteen daughters, wishes to know if that
i,n't . sufficient came for divorce.
4 Ccand avonue eirl frankly confessed
that her advocacy OF tie romans rights
movement IS due 10 an i'Fane desire to
wear. .rei-.or boots aal pistol pocket.
Il wish I was in heaven, sail liseonr
aged Mrs. O'Clrcnce, the other morning.
80 would sa'a tAe 'F''aI n'>t,'A.. :
il ] ha5"t fFl5nds there "hom' '"'n"'
4 Geor.ia woman Is credited with hav-
irr raised large family. alrhoi-h not ont
Of hr tscns. 1t gas her mother-in-'aw'S
family, aal Sic lid it with a h1g Of lowi"-,
planted in tie cellar
The St. Louis G,o1e slan1c~s the Tcrrc
rranta mailcns tLaslv: a Tsrre IIautr
or, c~eI.lmol. ' hen She saw a Thomas
feline elevate hrs back: Oh. woallea't he
make l,ye'y hr~tlr?'
Some v.sng IA! lis Of a,lv ton Icne'cs
ae to 1ra-s, are wearing bits e Gilt
metal. Some one sng-o>ts that thy wish
10 slow ,heir fondnesS iof muse ~ wear
iur brass bands arounf their waists.
rr, r,o., 49,, mt !, f,nrv g.r,ss Lis
,,,..r.,ri,.r.v. rves IN tbe came mousse
Win lin, isn,ta resident cf New York.
lie lives IN Jersey City lie says STE
the only woman who c'7 tacE'e t's VIE
srcco-sfu',v Iiny take ~ =" ~ ,h time
a.. Ing each other that ne mas peae
LIE.
.hlvrr.o 5aI ~, J., nr, tensions 70 the
-. r'r,olr..r...,. v.r. T., hey l,,4cf,cr
;. uo,,,o, .,,.a ,r;.,, Lin, o., Is cracI rrac-
,,ccs TT,v oan y,n na ea ba-l,rraus as to
nat T-,Is r,nac,n- lamb, - death 2 WY,
madam, SAID IL. butcher, Won surely
vo,.l,n't eat them a,iyc, would ,ou?
r~orcb vo,na, said she never 'o,cI
~, t,.;n. ~. lov,l vsar e!;l}rrn?
..,.,.o-,a1 = f,io,l .V-ban llov were
rtrIc s,,. rsn!;,I. And ra,. Iovc l.-ilar,l-? /
rl,.n ti,.v are la,ar.-
vr.,,- c,,l Vim m.los has uns,sp pactin- /
fathcr tho daily bearer Of sweet lnissives 70 .
%, IL =. ~ = 90 ~ {, ,s ircn Forbidden !
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BrRIALs-The Sexton OF oar City
Cemetarv reports the barials of so grown
persons aud 81 chillren dlrias 1872.
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Eyery year increases the popo.a
this valuable Hair Preparation w'
duo 70 meri. alone. We can assn
oll patrons that it is kept ful'y Up to Il
standard: and it is the only ro.,ai
perfected preparation ryr restoring
on TArED iIA!a t3 its youthful cob
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1873-01-16

o,rr thoir lips. \ /. ujsvi'la Youth, after
att -d-tefs nith one in the Irritation roo'a
"a n ,rt tame sif.ca, rcturnei L ,',e rar:or
v,,h his black mon tteae made Utmost
crimson.
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gloss and freshness Of youth. 1hIn
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always.
cured by its use. Nothing can restorL
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, SO that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean an. vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandruif, which Is often so un-
cleanly end offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Eigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for 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 rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
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There is railroad in Kea;acky-the
Louisville Short Line--that deserves faT-
orable mention. In circgl'- adlresscd
70 tb, employers, its authorities declare
that no nan deserves place where his
business brings him irto contact with the
public who does not know how to be civil
ana polite, and is no: disposed to make
himself agreeable. They propose to -aT@
ONLY such men connected with their f,'rt.
in which case we trust they may have
nleutv oF uecrIo to patron ze them aa1 to
testify to their excellent behavior.-Iaifr
J Or-n.
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'rse er.s-cFI.,cr ba"frE nPf"s"
rlsnT nEi %sea store III ire ss
E.ss sfcn:.cts, er aosssaeTcia' saiee''
mex. .saor TO g, Ic-rsscn. tn'e"oS W
.<esp cDnstan1Ey on haua tae very
fc-- -o-;-g s,nE; winter vIe"l
rE.aa.:. p:stcE of .cc., which Vviii De
,e.txrrc., 4, any part cE t,sc city.
,--r II. FFsg ss.T.
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