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New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Says an indignant Lafayette square ora
Cor last nights oFio to your friends and o5o
a,anize them to resist this man Kellogg.
Shouts She srowdS oWhere are ouS
Sriends'o
Slowlp geplIes ahe orator, evidently
sqstuck- on this conundrum. "If you don't
know where your friends are, why, amt
g,oing TO TO tell you.'' And he subsided.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

The other day little boy who had cut
his finger ran up to his mother aud cried:
Tie it up, ma; tie it up quick, for the juice
is all running out! J" The same urchin, on
one of the late excessive hot days, appealed
to his mother for help, saying? MAG do
help me-, for I'm qeaking all over"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

the gun stores again, and Carson Mudge's
place was cleaned out Immediately after
ward. If there are arms concealed for
riotous purposes elsewhere it is time the
detective force were marking the local.
ties and the proper authorities took pos
session of the weapons Prevention is
better than cure in these matters.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Mr.. Beecher recently spoke of repining
old age and its querulousness, and prayed
that he might die suddenly rather than that
his life should leak out that way. Such an
old age was misery. "God deliver me- said
Mr. Beecher, "from going to heaven through
such purgatOry."
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

An American Judge once intervened in an
add way to prevent waste of words. lie
was sitting in chambers, and seeing from
The piles of papers in The lawyers hands
Chat the first case was likely to be hardly
contested, he asked: What is the amount
in question: 1.-TWO dollars" said the
plaintiffs counsel. III pay it," said the
Judge, handing over the money; "cali the
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

While there are about ten thousand men
Gyho think they know all about the per
petual motion principle, it is safe to say
that here is not solitary soul in this uni
gerse who can explain why railroad en-
gineer blows his whistle as he shoots by a
passenger train. People who have popped
up from their seats and clutched their
scalps on these occasions are somewhat in
terested in an explanation.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

The Times is over anxious for the safety
of the militia forces sent up the Teche, and
rretends to fear that the citizens OF that
region will circumvent, 10y their deviltries,
the sending up of reinforcements. 1t looks
as though the wish were father to the
ehought. But the gallant body under com
mand of General Badger are as indifferent
70 the Vaccinations of their open foes as
s5sey aSe % she Saper pellets in sheo roo5
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

The patient taxpayers of this city saw
the dance Of tie rioters last night, and
may now prepare to pay the fldlers. Two
gun stores robbed by boys, powder and
shot store cleaned out, and several other
acts of larceny are among the results of
the days work The bills will foot up to
an alarming figure. Walk up and settle,
gentlemen.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
PERFORMANCE OF DUTY At ALL RISKS


The Nashville Union ants American can
not comprehend all the duties of honest
statesmanshils 1t marvels greatly at .
statement recentls made by the REpUB-
s,cASs and seems almost unable to credit
t. S.e Tesnesses :a:es thss s:.tes tie
cass
The s'-ss crH.ss T.ssa..e.s e.s..
sGov.rno: Kellogg y determined 20 .:s a
stolsee a.. ..s sasls'ls plans chat taSe been
in SogHe ior H!uNdeSii'g the State treasury"
SEX.
I;sa:.s -, ,.:e.:: q: sa.iane. ~:l. s'.c
policy q De.locra..- officials to Dis e
public !',::!s. .aa. thsea:ea t.e'y private
interest. tha: H.. .'n'0n end .ine-:ean
can ia.ily believe s. possible tia. o.-
GoverLo:wi': a.tenl:.i: 8ut t IS t.se,
aevertheies. t-v.snos .elloss is s:.e,.
,a'Des % :. SC e.5.,:.... s3 Loais:....
sas...s = .u: OIse.,..ce 3 IL. l.rs.
Sesasdiess Ci ;he sersa.s os ::.e soU;r.
she xins sua specufators aos. 0:
Lone are employee J.. SIC t.....
lana DeAocracs 3 fleece I.e S'a.c
sreasurss - az fazar's ys s1s.
unite in opposi:seon 90 su. aS s.i 8
himself, as the Nash1.iss paper predicts
they vIl do, LIE has his appear .ett to Zee
people who will sustain him, if there 3
virtue enough left 10 teis atiiic$ed Saasso
applaud Q good actsOss SheSrobsb''.sses
sse. sowever, tsas sHe Governos %'lS
Y.o.e go strong sos Gssnenies ass -
able 20 save she stoss sns tiss seq 80 fss'e
EaSiSH.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

A Xenia, Ohio, juror was excused from
serving in the Richeson case on account o.
his objections to capital punishment. On
being subsequently asked what he would
do with murderer, replied: Hang him;
but do object to sending murderers to
Columbus to be punished'
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

General Sheldon, member Of Congress
from the second district, will please accept
our thanks for copy of the second volume
of the Ninth Census Report, embracing
vital statistics. 1t is an invaluable work,
which will be found useful to the statist Tor
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
PRVCLAMATIONa
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD.

srArR OF LOUISIANA
- Executive Department :
View Orleans, April 81, 1873.
Whereas, official Information has been received
Nv me that on CT about the ;hirieth day of March~
1873 William B. Mcdonald an old and worthy cite
zen of this State, was brutal.y murdered at EeIs
AZ n in the parish of Jackson, en this Statses
person Or persons to me uuknowta
Now Therefore, l. William P Kellogg Gosernor
of the State of Louisiana Fave thought fit to issue
this my proclamation, StteAing . reward of FIVE
VHOCS4N1 DOLLARS Soc ss~ aspr.hen5to1 asla
Con.sesioa Of 4he ta1i:efes OF H!aSeeSess % the
esI q -. ala = Mcooaa a':s saa fswarS to be pai3
OF TIE certificate st she sisy.1 ana district Sssoy.
nes Of sa!a parise o! SacSsoa t:,t tie person ~
p'vire for Che same tu.s.s.ei the intoymasio'.
,yllicA see % sfs aSress ans eonSscS.ea az she
aforesaid murderer ssS mSsierers
&iven endey als nasd ana ~. .eas &: :ie Seaee
aere,1nso attacked sf,s twenty Srst DAY OF Apr.;s
.ss3. an1es .te S.deSs 3D. Gse ss We SIs:e@ 81
t.. aSsOess Sesss'h
%iI.;.iss.; 3 ES!.;.Ss'S:.
e. ssse sressaoe:
ei,,IAH svF2so
ssisea It eteets sseo % Q: oae ess-
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

An up country exchange says: "being
INST one steamer ahead of her papa, pretty
little New Orleans girl managed to get mar
ried in spite OF his protests. He came ue
TO her lest in time to give her his blessing,
eboupb Ills phraseology was exceptioHable. -
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

x puzzled community was this oH Sese
terday afternoon, and the inquiry became
general, ''Whas are the Customhouse and
Postofice employees on strike for5~ dtis
but justice to explain their innocence and
the meaning es shs }tsjs gathering oa
Canal street,
As a lass & aesaee nope of YncitRng
"this people, e rebellion against the Kel-
logg government or as q practical Joke,
it is hard to say which, some anonymous
person called an indignation meeting for
three o'clock at Clay statue, cunningly
working on4he news from St. Martinsville
to aid his purpose The time and place
WAS well chosen to caech the crowd of fed
eral employees as the granite building au-
thorities released shenp Grom theirodaily
toiI a natural curiosity did Che fest.
But we leave it to any posted passer-by, If
their wondering and bewildered counte-
nances did not acquit them of any inten-
tional participation in the affair, whether
it was joke or genuine attempt at indig-
nation.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Syalt Whitman was introduced to the
Sioux in Washington. His long hair greatly
imprt ssed them, and they enthusiastically
invited him to 90 West, where hair-raising
"a uopular science.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

eSYa SQUIRE Hensnqowo o5 slawseeo. a9ssaS 3
gasored the idea % glo oi!lage ooung men
shat they could do Better in the otyo ooS
always stood ready g. hep them wisi his
counsel. He saido ooYtu so dewn to New
Cork, young marc and watch e2e newspa-
gers pretty closelyo Pretty soon youo see
An advertisement 90 an earrinolosto SnS
shen you look around unity you fnd 10 and
Cake it to the ow-yr "nh Get the moreyo
gn the country be.e ,asros o. suto
g86o 90 J, IS a r. e,hcCi.r. bue t9ele
% -rl 80 a s;rr.' Ii New York to-Sas
so& O. Co4orating lo fame of Nh Hepshaso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Eapoleon I'LL left considerable body OF
gsotes tor the continuation Of his LIE OF
.SuIius Caesar, which are to be edited under
Che direction of his wife and published.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NOTICE..

The friends of St Andrews SchoGy are respects
FULLY informed that in consequence of the in
clement weather the proposed school p;cLic which
was to have been held on Thurs rsdav. Nav 8, at the
City Park, is postponed until THU DAY May Is:
Ali parties having inv ,taiOns for sad picnic III
please take notice of the postpouement.
Dlv1 2n
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
a CARD FROM n. Co FOLGERo
SEO pRssae;so Mace 92.99Sa0

SEyo pRssoeso Mae e S.29o
60 gae 29lsoea9 Ssle New SS9eans picayunes
Refersi' to the editorial dn Sour SnorniS s6ss
9iono eat 5te State gas Collectors Otice--fiow
Shey 20 S,S@ syould reInaSk fhat the statement y
incorrect in every particsaro Wehave not charged
for the certificate os redemption issue9 to she one
mill deinqueuts stree tie distinctions from AUDI
tor Clinton dated April 2 Sut hava collected Fees
for the RecoIdee os slortgagess a. sastyvstsd
by him.
In the case oess Wheaton Carroll, w9ose sceocne
settled yesterday, We collected the mill tax OF
s and issued a certificate of redemption, remiso
ting the Auditors fee of So; but charged 50 sor
raising mort gage u akng SIS collected ts us. no
stead of Sc seportea Ss sere besides. .se
searned from the AUDITORS office tha: neither Nr.
Carroll any one representa-: lim slas eske: 70 :
asemsasioe Of ssoeoAses.se:.sis ssss sSoSss sss;i
aos Save Seen refundeGe
Respectfully
N.Y. fs2p n. G. f'OIGEEs
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NOW. FELLOWS, RUSH IN!

As soon as considerable number of the
police had been sent abroad in the inter-
ests of peace and good order,'a pncard
was paraded before the doors of new
journal that has recently been established
calling for grand rally of the mob. 1t
was supposed that the cae being away the
rats might play little. But for some
reason the rats did not feel in playful
mood, and as but few Of the genuine
rodents put in an appearance the meeting
was adjourned till later houro Thus
chivalry, instigated by the carpet-baggers,
endeavors to override defenseless people
as sson as their proper guardians are
thought to be out Of sighso
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

a precapt of the Hindoo.law says, oStrlke
@ot even with blossom, vile, thcugh
ghe be guilty of hundred faults"
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
SHE&ORTH AND THE sOriEss

Shese sectional c;9ch-w0rds IaSe :.
been sev?oed = tie political noslenclatsre
of this Ste4, a. :elels are employed N
the same seHse es Slas which was SO "-el4
understood Sere aesose anA during the
wao Uhe Sos'..ners ace as those sko
o;ere oebessso sG.y.Hosiers Democrats, and
opposed 90 sns seaso.acle Oasis oS recone
structioN 81 tie ses.ss She people aye
Northeleeroo S:oss swo.fstLs Of tie
people oa ahio SJ.se Sc 8nc'uiei in shs
first catego5so e.sos.s ase LEI! ap IS sne
people-tho Sorer6efi.e .sements though
in hopeless alieoro;so aSlS united among
themselves onlo 10 al insane opposition
to well resulateS sosesS:neut, justice to
the;e colored fellow".sozeSse AID Che right
oS sSS SSose 80 S.os3 $3.50 ssssss sheslo
selveao
sue sa2osa,ss. ass..so 30 IS e. snaseesr
ph noise fog Sts qascisy OF SunlSere srd
wano ofSovee Is SsosScalIS aeraigns the
peol90 fos aet'ing up a sespotic govern
meuo aelS ehelo 0n the true spirit of
Semagcguery, invokes the people to de-
stroo tie abuses it charges them with
having created An illogical writer, more
noted for his intempera.e zeal in very
bad cause Gan for Lee oosarness of ger
ceptioro excla mso
say S.sssq::s So s4s soass'S Save Che
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

On cur first page is ietter from Astor
5ley General Field, Indicating the determin-
alton of the State authorities TO collect the
Gaxeso Tlis is proper, because ct is sim
ole act of Justice /" tsc prompt paying
citizens and to the pUl'iic creditors. We
should be still better pleased. however. to
see the suits for 1876 and other years for
back taxes vigorously prosecuted TO con-
clus;op. Let us clear the slate this year,
and start out afresh next SO that the people
can realize how economically and honestly
the government is beingo conducted. we
zane no suits Will be sIst.rei aga.nst parties
deIiuuu.nt for the one mil lax only until
the very last mament under TIE lavo
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

snfancy is a perpetual Messiah, wh;ch
6ornes into the arms of fallen men anu
e,leaGs with them to return 20 Paradise.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

2 victim of sea sickness described TIE
sensation thus: The first hour was airad
should die, and the second was AFRAID
ehhouldniL ~
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

g1,a New York Commercial! Adcert:ser de-
anands the expulsion OF George francis
Grain from the TOmbs.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

Ssurteen or fifteen names are signed % a
9crawny document apparently directed to
ohe grand jury. One paragraph in the petit
sion is, as the newsboys sag, very thin"
Il asserts that Governor Kellogg and the
Police Commissioners, Nv hose names are
unknown" are performing certain acts cal
gulated Ito put this State into condition
of rebellion against the United States"
How is it that these gentlemen have sud
sienly grown SO exceedingly virtuous on
Che question of rebellion They were not
always so, for only few years ago some Of
Chem considered rebellion TO the United
States the first, last. and Only oirtue lao TO
@nankind.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

9chose who nave resources within. them
caejves. and can dare to I've alone, want
friends least, but know how to prize them
&lost,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
THE LTZENBERti HOSPITAL,

Enacted by the late Legislature tie eIclUsivs
Hoepits.l for Smallpox and contagious complaints
IS on THE POSTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD
Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
@.figent cases are received according to u.uA
city PROVISIONS. with permits IRON tie sanitary
officials. O
Private OF paying cases .re reoeoasdSoss Waras
81 per Gav; private rooms SO
epss 81 ~ ssossosae SgsaSS
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
Succession 9f J. ". Dirrhamner.-No.

SECOHD nISTPICT CO:'RT FOR THE PARISH ~
- Orleans. Notice IS hereby given to the credit
ols of this estate. and 20 al other persons !etr.s
interested. 80 show cause within !er. days from tho
present notification. If an. they haze o: can v;.g
ihe final account and tabieau Of distribution Pfp-
senttd by the :estarnentai: executor this estate
shoTld not be homo0gated aI.: aipp.o.e.. 4..i Soo
assets distributed u az coldaI.ce ihe:ew.t:..
Ly order of the Court.
me-. l5' FRANK PACE. .E rleoko
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

o;rl nineteen years old was hung in
Georgia last Friday, as an accompiice o' d
Rnurderer.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

gotal assetaess...,sss ssossesl Nl 7s
Yhe aSove statement is tust. true and correc,
transcript from the books OF the company.
PAUL FOURCaI, Presder%
70 ws Soss SeoeeterN
STATE OF LOrTsIATA q
Parsh OF OreaIs,
9ity OF New Orleans. }
Svore 20 and subscribed before NE tLis tens
day d June, 1872.
SBCHd@ CUVELLIER, Notary 5utvc
Az 8 9.eeting Gc the Board Of Directors seIS 1e
the tenth day Of June 1872 II was resolved to psy
Cash DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT OF
the net earned participating premiums for the yeaI
ending MAY 81, i6'2, payable Oh the third Monday
OF July next Also, to pay en demand ten per cent
interest to the scrip hOidera upon couversior O,
their scrip in;o capital stock, as ses amended char
ter oS she CON Pa1y.
Directors:
y. aASPERs, DAVID McCoAgoo
81. RcLF, L. p GESERFS
y III P9FOURCHY
Ps WltIz J: FERNASDS8
Seso6S CHARLES aASgTyE9
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
NEW ORLEANS PURCHASING
BUREAU
ssosOssssssssdt'nnai 9treess.ss.ss.ssss
SHOPPING

SHOPPING
OF every description for Ladies and Deasers On on
ders from Louisiana and the Southern Stateas
Constant familiarity with the market and Sest
houses insures a great saving to customers
CIRCULARS and SAMPLES SENT FREE
MRS. II. MOGRIDGE
%
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

9ne ab0ee Statement is a erue ana correct orale
script SrOIo . books of the companva
CHARLES BoGGS, Sresis,eS
J. = So, aoooeoaryo
STATE OF LOUIs1ASA, /
Sarsh OF Orleans, city of New UI.eaus.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty.
oftn day of March 1873.
P. CHARLES CUEELLIER,
Seary Sublic, 70 40 Gravier streeo
oShe ooaTSof Trustees have resolved TO pay SIX
6Eh ENI interest on the outstanding certificates
OF scrip on and afteI MONDAY, May II, 1873, said
scrip to he then converted into capital stock, as
per plended charter of the conpano
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
ANT. CARRIEREo Vice eoesdent.
q q Boa secretar,o
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

see eoseasS tase - S1.....:E e 2 assetss
soal estate......-. sl2e,e5c p
City bonds 29a $50 l
Bank and railroad stocks. .............. 52Is3 &C
Notes secured by Inortgsge....,...,...e 44a745 6;
.es sec-led BY pledge ............,. S22 $50 81
Bills receiI ....,,.s................ 4selj 81
Premiums in course Of coiiecton........ S24I9 IS
State bonds s..,s.. a ss......... 800 n
Scrip and stock of other cGIn,aees..... Ss82 50
Stock OF val.ette Dry Dock Cornpaly...e S430o q
Stock OF Levee Steam CottJ. Press. ...e sstA 81
Stock of Marine Dry Dock and ship lars
company. q. 9 ssss. ssssss 9J+JH ~
HaTbor Protection Company 80. ....s S98G Go
Mort gage bonds Turner'S Assoc!atiOn..e $500 0t
Mortgage bonds Odd Fellows Hall. ..s..s snjh 0t
Cash OF hand. ...... sss... ...ss.....se eS559 9:
New Orleans, Florida and HavaI.a Steam
ship Corap pany se...sss..s......e oWN N
So Louis Hotel AssociatioIs ssss ....s.ee $3.50 Gt
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07
SUGGESTIONS of HObert W. Boyd and Ian:
{. DIitel, s's widow N,5. u -: aat: J5 0}J.

-. 2. >
ChtOkD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARI:h
- of Oreaiis.-Fotce IS hereby g.ve. to t:e cred.
itOrs o! this estate. and t" a.. otlr! perso;..
herein interested. to show cause w.tii!i! ten fays
from the present notification. !: any 'l.ey !.a:e
can why the second provisional account r:eseutel
by the datjve tcS:a.neHtt:y executor Il. these
estates should not be I"n.o ogated a:.,. approve
and the funds distributed =. acc,.a..ce t!.ew.ti.
Ev order of the Court.
my3 : ~ FRANK PACE, JK, cle!I.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

In the Matter of Frederic Deioux, ar,
ab-eHte".--S0. 36 .2.c,
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAEISI
- of CrieaHs..-W Whereas. LOFTS Beringer has pc.
t1oned the court for letters OF turator=ir
on the estate Of Frederic l.rjoux an az
sentee. Notice is hereby giyen to ali whom Q
may concern 20 show within tel. .avs why
hs prayer of the sa:d pet.t.o.:er should 10. 10.
granted.
BY order Of the Court.
alD29 uy3 %
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

oOARD OF DIRECTCQo
0lected February II, 1873.
GHaoies BriggO ohOmas 10 Hue
o Snto Carrierp Chic Honolo
George A. FosocS b Samiso'o
So Brug.eo z. S. HowaIo
SoAndersoab 9elix Larue,
SeSreroho oug Bohn
George W. DuSao, Edward Toby,
p. 30 Stockmeyooo Wash. Morto.S
Sieery % vosto William kno0
20 Marquee, e. $. Bailey,
charles Weos9oaGa 3 E. Liyauda0
4. Lecourto Atu oed NioIteO
Prank W.lliano o. K. Miller,
Charles L;otteo edward Nore@yo
Rudolph Seq 90 Lum,
GoSu Sluck, si!as "eee0
aies&Se Sog5osoo o.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

succession of William hheli- 40. :fG..1
SkCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH ri.
- Orleans .-Whereas. Mrs. Widow Catherine Kno.
has petitonedtfe court tor lei ot
on the estate of her late husband william Kha!
Notice is hereby give. 20 al whom j. NAV co.'s.
cern, to Show cause within ten days why ina
PRAYER Of the said pc fti!o:Ier should 10! 04 grau!.
BY order of the coar..
ape nsy3s' FRA~Ep.cE .p f1e..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-07

s1ost
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03
1t is Better.

| Better 10 wesra . caiico dress with.
ont trimming, II IL be paid for, thar
20 owe the shop-keepe for the most
/ elegant siik. eat and trim med In che
most bewitching manner.
Better to live in log cabin all your
own than brown stene mansion be-
longing TO somebody else.
Better walk forever than run into
debt for horse and carriage.
Better to sit by the plain pine table,
for which you paid three dollars ten
years ogo, than send home a new ex-
tention black WalnutS Top, and spaonl>
Use TO pay for il next week.
Better to use the old cane-seated
chairs, and faded two ply carpet, than
tremble at the bills sent nome from
the upholsters Tor the most elegant
parior set ever made.
Better 10 meet your business ac-
quaintances with a q free "don't owe
you a cent" smile. than to dodge
around the corner to escape dun.
Better to pay the street organ-grinl-
er TWO cents dor music, iffyou must
have it, than Owe for a grand piano.
Better TO gaze upon the bare walls
than pictures nnpaid for. f}s3 Yff.a
DBetter to eat thin soup from earth
enware, if you owe your butcher
nothing than 10 dine OF lamb and
roast beef, ana Know that ittioes-1fot
belong TO you.
Better let your wife have a fit of
Mysteries than TO run in debt for nice
new furniture. clothes, jewelrys or any
other thing that women wish for. A
fit of hystericss properly. managed, as
often of more real benefit to woman
than anything you could buy. Sit is
better to treat them in this way:
"When she begins to cry for some
thing she ought to know she cannot
have, try TO reason with hera Little. !"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

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of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
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It's occasional use will prevent the hair
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consequently prevent badness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to tho
scalp arrests and prevents tho forma-
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cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious Substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for HAIE 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 aud Analytical Chsinists,
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