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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-04
Bank Rate. open Market.
THE MONEY MARKET.


The principal feature-indeed, the chief excite
ment OF the day-exhibited itself when the money
rate, after an opening at and per cent, jumped
to I per cent currency, and then to per cent,
gold, on call, with stock collateral security.
The large holders of stocks were consequently to
very considerable extent, borrowers OF sterling,
which is now about the importing ratc-a sugges-
tive fact in connection with the future movements
Of the Bank OF England since 1t may be reasonably
expected that, in order to check outflow OF gold
TO this country 1t Will advance Its OF discount
Later in the day the demand for loans
abated, and the rate was reduced to and
per cent. The speculation was due to
some abnormal influences, but these were
strongly aided by stil prevailing reports
concerning the forgeres of legal tenders and the
disturbance likely to result from the cancellation
Of the issue Of the $500 bills Foreign exchange
was dull and reduction made to 1917. for
sixty days and 1917 for sight, though sales were
made as low as l06A 1867 for sixty days and
IO7h 1875 for sight
GOLD FIRN-1l5T A 116Is.
Gold showed its strength to-day, not more in its
price at the board-the extremes oil which are
above quoted-than in the rates demanded on gold
lOans--to w.t. 1-32, LEA and lilo per day for use
rates paid for carrying were /, Q 4, and per
cent. The market was only moderately active.
The fluctuations OF the diy were as follows:-
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ENGLISH FINANCES.
A Good Condition Reported
Abroad.
GOLD ST RON Err.
The Leaning Rate Advanced to ZIG Of / Per
Cent Per Diem.
THE STOCK MARKET STEADY
WALL STREET,

J
WEDNESDAY, Sept SO p. MJ
On 'Change to-day cotton was In fair demand
and irmer, but prices were not quotaby higher
Flour was IN good demand and higher for some
grades. Wheat and were active and de-
Cidedly dearer, closing firm at the Improvement
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
London advices by mail give the reasons why so
much ease has prevailed in that market. Com
pared with the corresponding period last year, the
surplus IN almost every department shows the past
three months to have been time OF steady in
crease and the proverbia elasticity of the revenue
has again strikingly displayed ITSELF The increase
the customs is about sS40 600; in excise f7O 600
IN stamps, f370 600; in general taxes despite the
reductions effected by the last budget f1S,00O;
in the Post ONCE, f100,000; in telegraphs,
f35OO0 The returns from income tax have de-
creased, and there is also dminution in the
profits Of the crown lands and in the item Of mis-
cellaneous income These last three branches, in
deed, cause the total quarters income to fall be-
low the income Of the corresponding quarter OF
last year-at least II we may depend upon the re-
turns issued by the Treasury, in which, however,
there is q certain arithmetical inaccuracy. But
this fact would not invaldare the conclusion which
We are disposed to draw from an examination Of
the component sums in the account-namely, that
there is reason to be satisfied with the pres
ent financial and commercial position of
is no important change to record.
C0nsos and United States securities were steady,
with money somewhat active. Erie was alone
dem0nstrative, closing at 46h yesterday and rang
ing upwards to 4S1i to-day, but with weakening
nj the last to Az 1t is said that the entire report
Of the board Of directors cabed. II this be the
case it would naturally account for the advance.
Another and somewhat adverse report has proba-
bly, also gone forward, so that the English stock
market win be amply supplied with sensations.
As this market moves in sympathy with
that of London, whenever Erie is the
subject Of quotation, we may reasonably
look for important fluctuations. The latest
prices were acknowledgements for money 92,& a
92h; consols for account, 92h 90 e16; fve.twenty
bonds OF 1865 old), 95A 95]S; fve-twenty bonds
OF 1857, 951s 952; ten-orty bonds, 90; new fves,
e1%; Erie Railway shares, AK a As; new French
loan, TX 7A per cent premium. In Paris rentes
were lower, having declined to ST. Csc The fol-
lowing are the latest discount quotations in the
leading Continental cities of Europe:-
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY 1S7s-RPLE

tnued quiet but steady In q iobbins way sales were
%sds a. prices wh O. the
d. asIsss 81 sss f india m mess 81 SIS
extremes from SIS sas tos coInmon oatsern to cnocc
western C1t meats-Inasiness to.siay was only mod.
1000 packed shcsiaers nsssa q Spe
hams at iS1c; 800 smoked shoulders al ole 500 do
eesr bellies iOss Iard@fSs market ior western
tierces October at sisc 500 terces, for dor at
o o ssrces dor 40 last evening" ats slSc and o
poraToEs.dhe market today has been rather quiet,
ow orss the s In
81 % per srd b3l DO shipping order
- % IS; DO Virginia 3 g 81; reds, IS
RcE-There has been fair inquiry in distributing
way Tor both domestic and foreign, with former prices
bags OF Patna at7Sc. a7c 800 bags Of RangoOn
suc.sSrhe market for raw sugar was quiet but firm.
ccoyado, At s.4c sxc, and grocery. Porto Rico a.
prlces;,, We Rehnns, inferior to com,
mon, ne rs; fair to good fair, size q SIC.
Choice sssesfs ri. 20 g0SSs d Sac
6S1es Sc .sc mqIssses hhds and boxes, Sc
$s i & j H. 81. az hs e 81 r.
fair 70 CHOICE, sSc: slac. Brszii-Duch standard
a snd ss1s sapsT hSs
sTEAmxr was in fair demand and the market steady
Sales 70 tierces at ssc cash. 100 do to arrive, at
and 1000 lbs OF grease strained, at SIC.
IALLow was In moderately fair request and firm. Sales
hhds at Size $4,000 lbs. Of prime at sc and 10000 lbs
and entirely nominal At ST o. Last evening loo bSs
sold at 81 oa To-day so bbs of alcohol at 81 &c
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included the above are 500 bales to arrive For
delivery Oasis low mdns the sales have been as o
s. ,,S ssa$ss
IS . Co /, @ ss 50
s slss notice 81 is eaotss
81 ts se II &C. &c 1S S s ss
ssss a5$Sd tssal Ssles ksssSs: a! iss
s. ssss Sisan
TSs Az Nsw &c. BGsO asy last
Rates cotton to foreign ports closed foIlows;-To
burg t Sy steam srs%sn Sy steam I Liver
' z Vas Sa ba, Slss: exhibited
S OF S s' ordinary & ws
good a.sasSs ranss ssr prime os
e gold per l6 .s sixty , and npsy days credit
MATS & ase sinsapore' d. sc 40 ceyon
c as MssacaSS SsS lsaqsiyra, 3Is
sSrie xsxsaS s0ss sle" Malta 81 as
eos Sssc ss: gold; sixty ninety days credit
few days has shown more life with better inquiry
for fall n sats Of s wa A.
ss s at s. GOLD sGds S rude sSS
sfr%' ss 9 q: Oil = a. 20 sr @a
potash se 0 iS S' gold lah, S alum "GGa1s
sarsapariila, 5se asc: gold; CELEBRATE potash, 3ac
samphor al 27e: powdered arsenic, ss;s currency
of lead at Ice l6$c. for white and 12lsc for
brown tartar $3.50 aAHc carb ammonia, I7sc.
ssrsaparla &c; loc gold; yellow prnsslate potash at
40c. 4O54c prime Seneca root 70c crude argOs l6c
22c, gold; balsam olu zoe bromide potash, 81 carda
mons, 81 80 81 TO- Western castor oil Isle 1906. garan-
cine 16c. 25c., gold, for Dutch; Ec &c., geld for
French; alap 4oc Acc, currency. Messrs G. regory
Penny Co, Liverpool under date OF August 81 quote
folows:-Soda ASH cwt, Is I'D - I'd; causc
soda, per cent cream, per cwt, ls l9s 3D. causic
soda, 60 per cent white per cwt EOS. 2s 3D. causc
soda, 70 per cent white per ewt rs 3D. 24s 3D. bi-
per bwt 6s 3D. Is bleaching powder per cwt los 3D.
lis chlorate of potash, per h.. Is 2sd Is Sd. Mar
ket dull.
FLOUR AND -Receipts,Flour, s77t bills; wheat,
1862 bushels: 1Sf59 do; oats, $500 do. rye,
1868 do The -four market irmer, under continued
good demand for shipping extras and prices were l0c
l5c. higher The sales comprising all kinds, foot up
g 900 bbls including 5000 bbs extra to arrive at So e.
bbs So 50 Az for common to choice Western % 40
for golden and prize medal and So 50 for Brandy
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IMPORTERS AND eRoCERs' BOARD OF TRADE.

The following resolutions were proposed by the
Committee on Trade. Statistics and Publication Of
the Importers and Grocers' Board Of Trade and
were unanimously adopted at the regular meeting
of the Board held yesterday at two O'Clock p. Nj
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Importers and
Grocers' Board of Trade hereby rendered to John
g. Hopper Secretary of the National Revenue Reform
Association for his strenuous efforts in the interests OF
the mercantile community Of New York.
Resolved Further that this Board is Of opinion that Mr.
Hoppers knowledge of the laws ana OF their
maladminsraton will assist lay before Congress
in December next scheme for the correction Of the
revenue and collection laws agreeably with section
the entitled IAN provide for the preparation
and to Congress OF the revision Of the laws
view Of securing code Of regulations in harmony with
the commercial necesstities Of the present century
Resolved, That this Board will be happy If Mr. Hopper
will examine and amend the draft prepared by the Com
mssoners appointed by the government and submit his
proposals. when completed to the committee Of this
Board trade, &C. for the approval of this Board and
each member of the Board Trade requested to confer
with Mr. Hopper if any suggestion occurs TO him. with
the view 10 comply with the Aforesaid act of Congress
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BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON, Sept 3 1873.
The excitement in the wool market recently noticed
still continues and the late Improvement is fully sus-
tanned Manufacturers purchasing freely, and
encouraged In laying in stocks by the better demand
goods The business of manufacturers and jobbers hay
ing improved holders of fleece wool very ndif
ierent about selling, as further advance of lc &C. is
expected to be realized at early day Sales OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania feeces medium extra and double
extra AT 5c Sc, although many of the most desirable
lots OF double extra offering under SIC per
h. the large exports Of fine foreign wool having i'm
grade Michigan eeces 47c Soc for medi-
um extra and double extra and Wisconsin, Indiana and
other Western At 45c 48c Combng and delane heeccs
continue in demand; all Offering finds ready sale at
laine and combing California wool Is in demand.
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MEMORANDA.


The earnings Of the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western Railway were for August, 1873
$l53,3A; for August 1872 ST., 4Os; gain, $35, 1885,
The earnings Of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
road Company for the month of August amounted
to $777, s00-an increase Of $2l2,071 over the
responding period OF last year.
The earnings of the ST. Louis Kansas City and
Northern Railway Company for the month of
August, 1873, were $25l,312; for August, 1872,
$227,522; increase, $2S, 100.
1t is estimated that the present cotton crop will
amount to 500, 900 bales and if the remainder OF
the season be favorable 1t may reach 1900, OOO If
there be an early frost it Will be reduced to
100000.
The earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Minnesota Railway for the last week in August
were s4l,936 while for the week previous they
were see, 23O being an increase Of $15,7O5.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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wheat was active scarce and &c &C. higher for Iot'
Sr 81 s. q 6 pus aRs
SfHsrS 5sa ali 81 q @ or R s.
f Uws pprns c
The sales bushels mainly is at sse &c.
R,s st % S Ssv for ty yeSS
wS "nd Sea a
a% a. AZ he @ ,c the sales Oe up about 60
Barley and rye were inactive and nominal
at s s"@ oo@syS q Gss ssa
for 100 lbs sharps 100 lbs No. middngs $50 S23;
or medium feed Sis So 10 lbs or No. iced. Sis SIS
rye feed, $a5 ground ieed So $685. cob meal So per
FRErcHrs-The movement in berth freiqhts continued
fair inquiry vessels for Charter, but business
owing to ne scarcity Of tonnage The en-.
81 % I boxes cheese seam at 7e Of
Is 3D., 800 bbls. OF do at As. 81. To Newcastle,
SAIL 100 nsGs on os n s The
e e @ S Sspss brig e ss
bark from DO 70 continental port excluding Dutch,
Cork Tor for orders sd To- the Gnted
Kins nS 800 els o, refined do at s Of dres,
bbls OF refined petroleum, respectively hence to Bre-
orders to the United Kingdom Zoo quarters grain
at an American bark 4O5 tons hence 10 Cape Town,
tons to Porto Rico and back general cargo at lump
MoLAssRs-No business reported aside from unm.
poran obbing sales but prces remained the We
quote quote ,1 oo centrifugal ana mixed, lsc nc do
cayed 2Sc 35c do, muscovado, refining. 29c Bc.
do, 10, grocery 35 a 40c. Porto Rico, SOC. 60c
English ISLANDS &c "a &c. New Orleans. Soc. 86c-au
NAVAL STORES The market for spirits turpentine was
quiet but firm at 43sc 44c O bbs were sold at tina
strained quoted at s. We of sales OF 80 bb OF
strained at So and 400 bbls Of pae At 81 also no bbs
OF No a - 80 GOO bbs strained S 70 $50 bbls Of
No al ~ 70 and loO bbs OF do So 80 Tar and pitch
were neglected but quoted nominay steady as before.
PErRoLEuM-For refined the market continued dull
with prices pominaly steady Crude, in bulk was mod
sraely inquired for but the bids below the views
0 holders Cases were quiet, bat steadily held Naphtha
remained entirely nominal We quote Refined stand
arc white At lie. i64c. for last half OF month, and
l6 Tor the nfnre months 10 900 bills sold for last half
OF month At the above prices Crude, In bulk, &C. for
palance OF month or future delivery at &c NC.
Napbtha AZ lk lDhc. for city. The Philadelphia
ket was quiet and weak. Refined quoted at I5kc l6c.
Ior balance OF month futures From the oil producing
P9ps reports were quiet market with quotations as
ioows;-On City, 81 70; Tltusville. 81 IS q 81 37K;
5000 bbl6 y ~ W."
rsso,.scS. a Rssssip,s,.Pcr 70 bbs meats l7s
mes pork continued que. and nrm We heard OF sales
o. ~ bbin az SH % cash zoo bbs in jobbing lots, at
s s,,,s bsSI ga; Is bpls Of clear mess at ssand i7s
.he market weak Long Gear quoted at SAC and
SNORT clear Tor December AZ TIC TIC Dressed hogs
were auie1 and easiexi snoied ut &c nc. Beef con
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az IA for four months arc all the year and Ia
sA for six months. The advance in time loans was
stimulated by the rise in the daily borrowing rates
THE operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were
ne iolows:-
oso balances - 947, 265
@osh clearances Observation-Disclosures. l00, A46, 600
TIE UNITED STATES TREASURY
the receipts from customs to- day were 1886. 900 :
Che receipts from internal revenue, $2s4 55e. The
Assistant Treasurer disbprsed $4,000 on account of
interest and $4,000 in redemption OF five. twenty
bonds
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These present little or no change the ouota.
q ons being as foDows:-Untted States SKIES, 1881
re- ystered, III 1l7}s do 90, coupon lle,. 1le,s
DO. nve-twentes 1862, ICY J1716; 30. do, 1864
III. ll7h; do. do, 1866, l1sk; do. do, 1885, new,
il6% III; do do. 1867 11s5s q IIszI; do do, 1865
I7x "a 117X; do. ten-fortdes registered, u3 1875,
TO- DO, coupon. 113 1I3s; do. hves. 1881. I14s. a
IIlx; do, currency, 113x ll3%.
Az SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
New Ten uessees sold at SO; old do. at s21s;
Missouri styes at 91h; Florida gold skies are
quoted at 20, Y bid; Old virginias are AZ a a., new
30 Did; consoL SIX 62h, and deferred, IL 1919.
we quote old North Carolnas at q a 2s1s; new, I6
a II: special tax Offering at 1871; old South Caro-.
sdnas are s2H bio, new July being IA Is, and
Apru 25 BID; Nilsson ri plain bonds are 81 Ok.
RAIL ROAD BONDS
The market in this department continues steady
on . small business fo.- the day. We quote Erie
fourth mortgage at 9ok; Detroit and Toledo first
nj s7 Union Pacific first at.Sos5: DO, sevens, land
graDte at II; Ohio and Mississippi cocsolidated at
Six; Ohio and Mississippi second at 81, c., c. and
J. e. frat at 50. The following are the bids as
amended at the CALI
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Corn Higher-Oats Oearer-GrOcertes
Quiet but Ftrm-Pr0vfsions Quiet
Pork and Lard Firmer-Petroleum
Nominally Easier-Naval stores Firm
Whisky Nominally Lower.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. a-6P.M.
There was considerable activity in commercial
circles to-day, and the markets were generally
hrmer. Flour was in demand and higher. Wheat
was active and higher, especially for lots on the
spot. The demand was mostly for shipment and
the sales were pretty heavy for future delivery.
Corn was also active and decidedly higher. The
demand was mostly for Eastern account.
Sales to arrive were reported at steadily
advancing prices. Oats were also in demand and
higher. Wniskey was unsettled, lower and nomi-
nal. Grain freights were easier. Pork and lard
were hrmer. but quiet Cotton good demand and
hrmer but not quotably higher Petroleum continued
dun, and prices were nomnally easier Naval stores
were in fair demand and the market firm. Groceries
were quiet but continued frmness manifested.
APPLIES were in fair demand, and quoted firm at the
following figures :Orange pippins per bbl "a 81 SO;
red Asrackan, 81 80 $5 Jerseyisweet 90 So So do.
sour 81 81 20; Western do, 50 80 u 81.
BurTER.-ihe supply has been ample. but trade only
moderate, and prices steady We quote State irkins
3Oc $50: State pals and tubs good to ne 3lc 3c.
do, do poor to fair 20c. &c do Welsh do. good to
fine zoe s0c do, DO to fair 2Oc &c State tubs
dairy packed a5e nc dc store packed, isc Y7c
Ohio Reserve and Michigan, lsc 26c Orange county
CnhEsK-The inquiry has been light both TOR export
na the hSms .do4S pe S steady as fol-
good ane, I2c l2lsc.; DO; common to fsir SIC
CorroN the spot again decidedly hrmer under
Stances were obtained but quotations. are nneSanaed d
Future deliveries were steady at about rates.
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dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP,THE COPART
IL nership of Maier Herschmann Bertrand has been
dissolved; the business however will be carried on
under my name being now the sole Pr0priettor OF the
same. l. HEhSChhANN.
New York. August n, 1873.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A POSITION DESIRABLY SITUATED IN WHICH
"A $4,000 to $1,000 yearly profit income may be made.
tely the management of well.known concern
Of high GLASS character. Address CITY AND STATE,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-04

JNOR SALE-A CORNER WINE AND LAGER BEER
IL Saloon, with q cheap lease OF House, two blocks
Of Broadway, doing good business "a West Fourth
street. OF Greene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-04

pL.UUU Mortgage. Address J. n. r., Herald once.
d. = OOO WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HIGHEST
pC.OOO securities. Address H. r., Heraki Uptown
Branch Office, New York
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FINANCIAL.

GIG 0l0 wANTED-ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
PlOsVVO on New Jersey improved property, value
$1,000 within 70 miles OF New York. Addresses g. d,
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DOR SALEM JERSEY CITY, THE STOCK AND
Il Fixtures OF first class Liquor Store situate north
east OF Grove street and Fifth street. Jersey City,
with long lease given of satisfactory given
for dsposing of the business none need apply but re-
sponsbe parties also the Stock and Fixtures OF several
corner Grocery Stores. For particulars inquire Of
JOSEPH WARREN, Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office III Grove street, one door from Newark avenue,
jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-04

LIOR SALE AT HALF IT'S vALUE-THE LEASE AND
IL Furniture of first class hotel in Omaha, Neb this
Is chance for Il live 10 make money For fur
ther particulars address E. T. PACE, City Hotel Omaha,
Neb.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-07-12
The career of a Great remedy.

Twenty summers have elasped since it was brief
ly announced that new vegetable tonic and alter
alive, bearing the name of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, had been added to the list Of Preventive
and Restorative medicines. The modest advertise
ment which invited attention to the preparation
stated that 1t had been used with great success, in
private practice as a cure for dyspepsia, bilious
com plants constipation and intermittent fever.
II was soon ed that the article possessed
extraordinary properties. Thh people, of every
class tested its merits as tonic, stimulant, cor
rective and restorative and found that its effects
more than fulfilled their hopes and expectations
From that time to the present its course has been
upward and onward, and it stands to-day at the
head of all medicines Of it's class, American or I'M
ported in the magnitude of its sales and its repu
tation as safe, agreeable and potent invigorant
and restorative. For languor and debility lack OF
appetite and gastric disturbances, so common dur
ing the summer months, it is absolutely infalhble
vousness, periodical fevers, and all the ordinary
| com plants generated by a vitiated and humid at
mosphere, vanish under it's renovating and regu
lating influence. This is its record, avouched by
volumes Of intelligent testimony, extending over
period Of a fifth of a century, and comprehendinf
longing to every class and calling. In Europe it il
| thought great thing to obtain the patronage c
| royalty for "patent incidence but Hostetter
| lions Of Independent sOvereigns, and Its paten
| consists in their endorsement =. ia.'.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1873-07-12
What Causes Badness.

Dio Lewis accounts for the badness
of men in very simple way-their
habit of keeping the head constantly
covered. He says that you never sec a
man lose a hair below where the hat
touches his skull. It will take it off as
clean as you can shave it down to
exactly that line, but never hair be-
low, not if he has been bald fifty years.
The common black stiff hat, as i'm
pervious as sheet iron, retains the heat
and perspiration. The little hairs glands,
which bear the same relation to the
hair that the seed wheat does to the
plant above ground, become weak from
the presence of the moisture and heat,
and finally become too weak to sustain
the hair. It falls out, and badness
exists. A man with a good head of hair
needs very little protection where the
hair grows. And yet" he says, eve
men wear immensely thick fur caps,
and what amounts to sheet-iron hats,
and do not dare step out in chilly
atmosphere u mOuQeuG leSS we luke cola.
1t is silly, weak, and really serious
error. The Creator knew what he was
about when he covered mans skull
with hair. 1t was a very important
function in protecting the brain. Bald
ness is a serious misfortune. 1t will
never occur in any man who will veal
such q hat as I do-a common high silk
hat with five hundred holes through
the top, so that there shall be more
hole than hat. This costs nothing the
halter will do it when you purchase
your hat. If the nap be combed bach
the wrong way, and if after the holes
are made it be combed the right way
no one will ever observe the popularity
The hat will wear quite as long-tht
matters say considerably longer-be
cause it is dry instead of moist il
brief, there is not q single objection t.
it, while it will certainly prevent bald
ness, keep the top of the head cool, ant
prevent much headache.