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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-23

LOUISVILLE, January 22.-On Mon
day Solomon McCOmbs was arrested at
Charlestown, Clarke county, Indiana,
on suspicion Of having been implicated
in robbing the safe of the Treasurer of
that county some time ago. McC0mbs
confessed, duplicating blacksmith
named George Caldwell, near New Mar
ket, Indians and Thomas Reynolds,
of CharlestOwn. The parties are now
in Jail at that place and much excite
ment prevails in the vicinity. Numer-
Gus other robberies in that neighborhood
are now attributed TO these parties.
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We cannot omit, even for one day
what hs, been solemnly imposed upon
us ss a duty in the interest Of our tax
payers. We must again repeat our ques-
ton: "WfH Mr.. Johnson, inform the
Taxpayers through the APPEAL, to
whom Doe is responsible, why he refuses
20 take coupons in payment of taxes,
when by doing so he viii he able to pay
the interest psstdue?1 We don't want
that thini section, and won't take il, for
an answer. The provisory clause damns
it with all honest men. The Mayor
should answer directly and distinctly,
and if he does not We hope the General
Council viii force him. We must have
this coupon matter settled, and won't
rest until IL is. Answer Mr.. Mayor
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NEw YORK, January 1.-The sched.
ule OF prices for coal for February mar.
ket ha- been fixed upon by nearly all
large concerns. The rates OF theWflkes-
bare Iron and Coal Company, which l.
favorable 70 the Philsdelphia and Read
ing Company, scheme, show but a
slight increase. There Il an increase of
fifty cents in prices. Lump, fifteen
steamer. five for broken, twenty for egg:
fifteen for stove, and thirty-fve for
chestnut. The Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany which has not, as yet, agreed TO en-
ter into the combination. viii sell it,
PittsbUrg Goa! al the price charged i'm
lamar
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Charles O'Neil, Of Philadelphia, called
on the President this morning and haC
a conversation with him relative to hi.
recent proclamation affecting member
of school boards and directors of public
schools The President said he did not
intend his proclamation should apply tC
members Of such boards and school di.
rectors who held offices, and such need
not resign. He also said, that if neces.
sary, he would modify to reach such
classes, his desire being that those inter
ested in public schools should not dimin-
ish their laUdable and unrewarded eXer-
tiOns in so good a cause.
The President signed a bill to incorpo-
rate L0omis's Irial Telegraph Com
pany.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Elections commenced the eXamina-
ton OF Louisiana this morning, and
will resume the Caldwell investigation
on Saturday. The Committee did not
hold a meeting to-day.
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LIST OFF GIFH.

Total l0OC0 Gifts, all CO..
To provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, one hundred thousand tickets only viii
be issued, a large portion Ofwhich are already
sold.
PRICE OF TICK ETs-WhOle tickets, SO:
Halves, s., and Quarters > 50. Eleven whole
tickets for SlOO- No discount on less than sl00
orders.
Nothing could be more appropriate for pres-
ents than tickets TO this Banquet OF Wealth,
or more likely TO produce grander satisfactory
results. The object Of this Third Gift Concert
is the enlargement and endowment OF the
Public Ihbray of Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the
forever free TO all citizens.Of every State. This
Concert will be conducted like the first and
second heretofore given, and full particulars
of The mode of drawing the gifts and paying
them, and everything necessary 10 a thorough
understanding Of the scheme from beginning
to end ana are now published in the form OF
"A circular, which viii be furnished, free OF
cost, TO any who apply. The entire man age
meut OF this undertaking has been committed
by the trustees 20 Hon. IHOS. r. BRA 5fLETTE,
late Governor of kentucky, 10 whom all COM
munic catiOns pertaining to the Gift Concert
should be addressed.
r. 7. DURRETT, PIes't.
W. Y. HALDEMAN, Nice-PreSt
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of KY.
FA ARMERS AND DKOVERS BANK, Treas r.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and all ord.
ers for them or applications for agencies, cir
prompt attention when addressed to me as be-
low directed. THOS. +. BRAMLETrE,
Louisville, KY.
tan8 Agent Public Library XIV.
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IN the movement now ON foot to raise
the salaries Of members Of Congress To
ten thousand dollars per annum is sue
cessful, il will make the cost Of the
National Legislature something over
four million dollars. II it would only
diminish the stealing and corruption
among the members il might be worth
while 10 give them ten thousand dol
lan. But experience has proven that
when we paid the smallest salaries we
had the most honest Congressman.
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Terrific Explosion.

PITIsBCRG, January 22.-Last even
ing, while the wOrkmen at Bateman &
Harrison. foundry were moving q ladle
hlled with several tons OF molten metal.
the crsne-hooks broke, letting the iron
fall into a hole which contained some
two feet OF water, and a terrific explo-
sion followed. The roof Of the building
was carried away and the walls cracked.
The houses IN the vicinity had their
Windows badly shattered. Several Of
the wolkmen were slightly Injured
though none seriously. The damage To
the foundry amounts to about ten thou
sand dollars.
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LONDON, January 22.-It is reported
that a conference has been held at CHS.
elhurst. 1t was decided that the EN-
press Eugene and Prince Jerome Napo-
leon should be the political guardians Of
the Prince Imperial, and therefore direct
the movements of the party. It is said
that no manifesto announcing the in
tentions Of the Bonapartists will be
issued
The Prince Imperial viii not be called
Napoleon ~, but be known as Count
Pierefouds. He has adopted as his
motto, Strength, but not impatience." +"
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Bills Passed Third Reading
Memphis Court Costs TO be
Audited and Paul.
Heavy Pressure on the Subject Of
Whisky Traiile---The Tippling
Laws will be Amended.
Meeting Of the State Teachers
Association at the Capital
Its Proceedings.
LEGESL
SENATE.
Specialize The Appeal.

NAsHviLLE, January -.
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Tn poll-taN has been repealed, for
practically that is, the effect Of an act
passed by both branches Of the present
Assembly, which says, 'rhst - much
Of section one, OF an act passed June n,
1870, entitled an act to regulate the
elective franchise, in accordance with
article four, section one, Of the conStim-
ton o! the state, as requires that each
voter shah give the judges Of election,
when and where he offers his vote, sst-
istactory evidence that he has paid the
pOll-taNeS assessed against him for the
year preceding the election, he and the
same = hereby repealed"
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81. LOUIS, January 22-George Cat
terrell, colored, was stabbed and Instant
~ killed about eleven o'clock last night,
by John Green, while coming out Of the
house Of Dr. Gin, on Pine street, where
he had been 10 visit a cOlOred girl to
whom he was engaged to be married.
Green was her discarded lover, and is
believed TO have committed the deed in
a nj OF Jealousy. He was arrested.
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A Centes,ea Ercetlon ser,,e.l.

LITTLE Rock, January 22.-In the
Senate to-day a report was adopted in
the contested election case Of ,Wishard
VS.. Hanks, favorable to the latter. on the
ground that notice Of the contest was
not given in time. Wishard claims to
be elected by twelve hundred majority,
and didn't know but he would be re-
turned elected until the Legislature met.
The report in favor of Hanks was adopt
ed by a strictly party vote, the Republi-
cans voting for and the Democrats
against it.
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NEW YORK, January 22.-The man
who wss murdered last night by Nixon
was to-day identified as Charles Pbyle.
a resident Of Williamsburg. He was 4
quiet, inotiensive man, and leaves =
wife sand four children perfectly desti-
tute. Nixon Is notorious rough
From the evidence obtained TODAY II
appears that the murder was without
krOYOpat ion
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PARIS, January 22-Feronilly, De
Camp and Benot, condemned Commun-
lists, were shot early this morning on
the Sartory plan. Feronilly died with
out uttering a word. De Camps last
words were, ''I die assassinated. Down
with false witnesses, lawyers, and
Thiers." Benot died cheering the Re-
public and the Commune army. Only
one volley was fired, as all died instant
ly. There were but few spectators on
the ground.
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spanish Items.

Madrid, January 22.-Congress il
engaged in debating the bill providing
for compulsory service in the army.
The special committee on the aboli,
ton of slavery in Porto Rico will prob,
ably present their report to that body to.
morrow. The question OF the indemni.
ficatiol Of the slave-Owners has been
settled, and the details alone delay the
report. The committee will propose the
emancipation Of the slaves to be com.
plete in four months after the promul.
CATION Of the passage OF the bill.
Marshal Serrano and the conservative
deputies viii decide to-day upon the
course they intend to pursue.
The members of the late Cabinet has
published declaration repudiating the
idea that they favored the sale u the
Island Of Cuba.
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NEW YORK, January 222.-E. L. SAN
derson, a lawyer, and Mr.. James, had a
quarrel in front oC the courthouse in
Brooklyn "a short time since, and used
violent language. A reporter Of the
Union published the language used, and
Sanderson admits the reports substan-
tally correct. He now brings suit for
libel against the Union, laying the dam
age al fifty thousand dollars.
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New YORK, January GA special
dispatch to the Herald from Washing
ton says that large circle Of Republi-
cans, there who are anxious to have a
change in the head of the State De-
partment to the end that some New
Yorker may become Secretary Of the
Treasury, have made late dispatches
from Madrid on the Cuban question on
The occasion Of adverse criticism upon
Nh Fish.
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COLUMBUS, o., January 22.-In
the. Senate resolution was Of
cred by Senator Putnam Dem
ocrat) opposing the bill introduced
by Senator Sherman in the United
states Senate, providing for a speedy re-
sumption of specie payment, and ask
ing the Ohio Representatives in Con-
gress TO use their influence TO secure a
further issue Of legal-tender notes suffi-
cient 10 meet the rapidly expanding
wants Of our rapidly growing country,
and 10 oppose all measures looking TO
contraction Of the currency by a re-
sumption Of specie payment, or other
wise. The resolution wss laid on the
table.
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Tuesday, February s5th, 1873,

Between the hours of ten o'clock am. and
twelve noon, at the southwest corner of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis
Tennessee, sell. at public auction, for cash, Ia
the highest bidder, the following described
real estate, lying and being in the county OF
shelby, state OF Tennessee, and bounded and
described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
the balf-mile stake on the eastern bOun 1ary
line OF section nine, town one ~, range seven
tiOn line $50 yards to a stake. thence due west
ll40 yards to a stake; thence south $50 yards
to a stake on the east and west dividing line
of said section; thence east ll40 yards to the
beginning, containing l60 acres, more or less,
together with all the phi rivileges and appurte-
nances thereto belonging. Equity Of redemp
tion is expressly waived in said Deed of Trust,
and the title is believed TO be per, ect, but
convey only as Trustee
j. y. FORD,
Trustee.
Mem phis, January sd, 1873. JAMS
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GeneraI Gordon Elected 10 she L. :. sen.
aEa lrarll aaeoEarla-

ATLASTA, GA, January %. - The
fifth ballot IN the General Assembly to-
day resulted in the election of General
Gordon nited States Senator Gordon
received ii2; Stephens, 50; AckeTman,
IA. Ii Is believed that stepheRs's oppo-
slticn 90 the Cincinnati movement
caused his defeat. A movement Is on
foot to send him 10 Congress from the
eighth District, made vacant hv the
death of General Wright. Sieohens
viii be elected il be viii accent the
nomination.
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destructive Enuadatson.

PoBI DEPOSIT, MD, January b.
Inc Telegraph Office has been opened iu
the second story OF the operators resi-
dence. The river Is falling slowly. The
gorge ol ice l. still thirty-fiye feet high.
'the only danger now is Of a rise above
coming down on this gorge, which
would sweep away half the town. ilr
damage In the city is immense.
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CRIME, CASUALTY AND FIRE.


New YORK, January 22.-Tke police
yesterday arrested five persons in two
establishment, in Broadway, whence
circulars offering counterfeit money are
sent out 10 different parts Of the coun-
fry
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Important Notice.
TICKET oFFIcE.

u III TT T I-T-T
Louisville, Nashville & CT. southern 4. k.J
nB- Planters or others desiring TO secure Ia
bor from Georgia, or any portion Of the south
east, can be furnished transportation, at low
est rates, from any point in Georgia or the
Caroiinas, By depositing money with
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent,
Jazz cod No. za75S Main street
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NV oRE, January 22-The Ha-
vana mail steamers Columbia and Cres-
cent City, are under seizure for debt.
The crews have not been paid in six
weeks. The Moro Castle, another
steamer Of the line is expected 10 be
seized On her arrival here.
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A $4,000 FTre.

TOLEDO, January - A fire this
morning partially DESTROYED two build
ings, corner Cherry and superior streets.
occupied 10y W. r. Janivere, grocer, and
J. +. SymoDs, butcher. Loss, fiftv
thousand dollars; fully insured in the
Home, Of New York, and the American
and Franklin, of Philadelphia.
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NV YORK, January The print
ing Of the bonds and currency for the
Japanese Government in this citv has
been completed, and Mr.. NeOs0, Jap.
anese Commissioner, who has been
experimenting the business, will shortly
return t0 his own country.
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New YORK, January The an
nOuIcemeu, that Foster would be
hanged had a very depressing effect
upon SJoke- and other murderers in the
TOmbs. When Foster received the
news he secluded himself in his cell,
refusing to see any one.
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an ACT

TO repeal 50 much of section J of an act enti-
tied "An act TO regulate the elective fran
chise, in accordance with article iV., section
l, of the Constitution Of The state" as re-
quires the payment OF a poll-taX to entitle a
voter 10 vote:
Section BE IL enacted bY the General As
Se0l6iy of the State Of Tennessee, That so much
of section / OF an act passed June II, 1870 en-
titled "An act to regulate the elective tram
chise, in accordance with article iv., section /,
of the constitution of the State" requires
that each voter shall give the judges OF cleo
ton, when and where he offers his vote, salts
factory evidence that ne has paid the poll
taxes assessed against him Tor The year pre-
eetiing The election, be and the same j. here
by repealed.
Section 2.--Be ii further enacted, Thai this
act take effect from and after its passage,
tho public welfare requiring II.
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POLITICAL.

The Illinois United states SenaIorship.
SPRINGFTELD, January 22.-The Gen.
eral Assembly in joint session to-day
declared Richard J. Oglesbv, elected
United states Senator for six years, from
the fourth Of March next.
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DIED.

RANDOLPH-At his IA hers residence in
Shelby county, Tennessee, on Tuesday, Jann-
airy 2st of smallpox, in his fifteenth year,
THOMAS II. RANDOLPH,
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HONE NEWS.
Monetary.

NEW YORK January 222.-There were
nine oilers Of bOEds made to-day,
amoUntiugto 1856, 100 at rs, 113t9I12 40.
The government advertises TO buy ST.
ON ltN
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FOREIGN.
Prussia sIouras for Eaeo,eon

BERLIN. January 22.-By order Of His
Majesty Emperor William, the German
court will go into mourning one week
| for Napoleon.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GOOD-The funeral of JOHN l.. GooD VIII
take place aJ the Linden street Christian
Church this (THURSDAY) afternoon, at two
O'Clock Services by Rev. David Walk.
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MEMPHIS
Building and Savings Association.
Or, fs,a oIsI hi.af,asa,fa EsGa,,

- ECOND call ON shares are due and payable
y ON or before February 3, 1873, at ~ pm.
son street lbaSemeuU. Parties desirOuS Ol
joining ii rst-class Association are Invited Ia
call aud procure a copy Of the constitution
and bylaws, gratis.
\ FEW MORE SHARES FOR SALE 81 % EACH
SHARE PR MONTH. The second stated
monthly meeting will be held on MONDAY,
February 3, 1873, at ~ pm. The money on
hand viii be loaned out TO the share holders,
THE SHARE-HOLDEBs ARD RIO EsTEn TO At
TEND ALL THE MEETINGS.
Officers of the Association for 1873:
q. II. JUDAH, President.
DIR. A, SZERENYI, Vice-Presidcnt.
j.. LEVY, Treasurer.
:. STURM, Secretary.
DIRECToRS:-R. EISeman, j. Z. Duke, II. c.
SteeYer, =. Hesse, Edw, Goldsmith, is. Nathan,
J. Schwab, Aug. BertOn, II. Seesscl, Sr.
l.. and E. Lehman, Attorneys. ja2i
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Passed January ION, ~.

speaker of the senate.
W. $. MCGAUGHEf,
speaker OF the House of Representatives.
Approved January 18th, 1873.
j. ". G. BROWN, Governor.
1T II. Butler, Secretary OF state, certify
tbatths foregoing is the true copy of an act OF
the General Assembly Of The state Of Tennes-
see, passed January 18Th, 1873
7. +. BUTLER,
ian y Secretary OF state.
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AlsAN4, JanHaTy -. -koscoe Conk-
ling gas reelected United States Sena-
tor - i,F ior six Years from the fourth
of March next.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
trustees Sale.

HINDER and by virtue of q Deed OF Trust
u to me, executed by T. z. Lewis ON the
24th day of May, 1872, and recorded in the
Registers Office OF shelby County in Book No.
S57, ,5l2, ! will, on
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FURNITURE.

Ames, Beattie & Co., 596
Main street. offer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail, In
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tresses, OilclOths, Window
Shades, etc.
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Tuesday. April Sth. 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that
ca,. be procured from all parts OF the country
yviII an plea ,ure to the entertainment, aud
TEN THOGsSAND CASH GIF 5, aggregating
curTency- will he dIsr, buted by lot 10 the tick
at.l lrc.IlIara q trIlen.--s
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With full directions and forms for all trans
actions in every state in the Union. By
THEOPHILUS PARSONS, LII. d. A COR
rect, economical, and safe Counselor and Ad-
wiser So plain, full, accurate and complete,
that no person can affOr to be without IL.
Send for circular with terms, etc. address,
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
OCT dsw Memphis. Tenn
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GRANDEST
SCHEME OF The AGE,
100000 2
CASH GIFTS.
lannn nnn Inn nArrN aIn
100000 FOR ONLY 80.

Under authority of special legislative act
of March 10, lS7l, the trustees now announce
benefit OF the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY, to come OF in Library Hall, at Lou
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

\ fiw years since, shortly after tn,
a.lation Of the famous compcnsatio
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A Disabled aHai' Its Hrolser
egasSt,. q 81 81

Mr.. Honan, superintendent of til
YQntige printing rooms has bclulru
sea'Ify BIRD sof @hicl}hSB very fond
and which he has taught to perch on IL:
hand and submit TO Ice fundcd without
attempting to get away. 4 day or ,wu
ago he took the pct ont of its cage, an
in playing with it tossed it out of his
hand supposing that it would spread it,
wings and alight in safety in some nook
fcFtheFocm Iusteatls sof this it .iell. t..
the floor aud was placed in an apparent
iy moribupd condition, by the shock
It's ey& wcresclosyf as nphg6 ihS
seal Of death was upon 1tlcin, and It Ia II
stark and stiff ~ friend of Mr.. Homa,
happened to drop in just after the oc
curcncc and looking ut thcbid express
Cd his opinion that il W; oulS im uafairir
SAgs9rdinely, ,it7was, tcnderly pick d up
s''fsftdssthe application of dashes Of cold
sAyitrr restored to apimation. GA exam
ination, howeYqrEit was ioupll that on,.
OF the legs of the tug sohgstcr wsls bro
ken and the owner was resretiull,
b'o, ding on the idea that he would HAY,
to Kill it, when his friend suggested
that he take it tosthc Surgical Institute
&Df49peh taking tho suggestion as u jc,,
at first Mr.. Homan came to the deter
miuation.t to act on it. The bird wag
submitted to the care Of DR.. IL Il. Allen
Nv llorarc nicely dressed the broke i.
- lin:b and bound it in "splintcrs." L.
"a z @1s % exceedingly delicate operation
ss iaean ;dlaindications will prove very
3'srcccss!uf enc, as the ''p,tieht" is a,
blithsome and full oisong as Il bird Will
"hnlt@g' limb seouldyv elBbc.s I I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24

s Every year increases the nopu-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
. its high standard and it is the on
lysreliable and perfected prcpara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
. it soft. lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes White and
clean. it removes all eruptions and
dandrufs and, byaits tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, tho
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands TO their normal vigor, and
= will create a new growth, except in
~ extreme old age. 1t is the most
: economical HAIR Dressing ever
used, as it requires fewer appIica-
tions, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. a. Hayes,
MID, State AsSaycr of Massachu-
sctts, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex.-
ccllent quality; and l consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for its
r intended purposes."ggs ga
+ !Soid Jyau Druagisis d,m Dealers n Medicines.