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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17
MCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. O. O. F.

I. o. o. F.
AS4k WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. 9. l. o. Of
o. F. meets at Odd Fellows Hail. second
sr Of Van Buskirks Building. Main Street every Sat
S,r evening at O'Clock Brothers In good standing are
e,rdaly invited to visit the Lodge.
GEORGE l. MOORE r. s.
TROY CITY LODGE No 3s, l. o. O. F., meets every
Tuesday night in their Hail. over e. Leiands store ir"s
Ksssss L. AcADAhS' ~ W.
G. W SrRAHsS, X. S.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. g. I. o. o. F.. meets every
Saturday night in the room over Myers Close Durg
Store Highland Kansas. ,
wM BRAzER r. s.
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A. h MILLER Secretary

COUNT STAnsncs.-we had expected 10 Give fun In
bic Of County statistics this week. taken fm the
ment rolls; but look the rolls has discouraged us
The assessment returns make very poor showing r the
County, and do it injustice in almost every rcspect-iu
short great part Of the work has been very ooseiy Done
As an Illustration the population returned Ia lee. than
l2c or aboat 5000 lcss than three years ago
some Townships giving only Of
~enty-one years Of age great deal Of useless work
beng added 70 the assessor dutiea every year. with
ons additional pay; and the result h. the work b hurried
through without much regard correctness OF what i'd
vantage ia 1t to make separate enumeration Of Merino
CotswO'd and Scuthdowa sheep, Ayershirc Devon and
holste;n CATTLE etc. except for the interest and benefit
fancy hreede and specuators In such stockf The satis
ne' need oondensng and simplifying than anything
else 90 that man Of ordinary education perform the
work The more volumnous and intricate these thing
arc made the less reliable and useful the work beosuea
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

We have word tn in favor Of the Missouri Pacific
Railroad Il the pioneer line Westward and is the
Aod reliable" tn st L"us With the Improvements
which have been made during the past year. believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track and
the and safest equipment Of line west Of the
Mississippi Is the only line which three daily
press trains Of five Coaches and Pullman Seeper equip
ped with the Miller platform and the patent air brake
leading ponts In the West through Kansas City Sc
daa and JsHersnn City to St. Louis without change con
meeting ST. Louis With eeren different through routes IA
points North. East and South. Particular information
with maps time tables &C. may be had at the various
Through Ticket Rairnsd Stations in the West upon
personal written application to g. H. Baxter Western
Passenger gent Kansas City. No. E. A. Ford Gener
al Passenger Agent st Louis No. jani6.
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Strayed-Liberal Reward.

~ nD nc. The farm of Ia.ac Feek fnsr niles and
hcr,e -. 55cy IN shcut tie l1sh ~ Jase. bay
HrSs Ssrs IN - WITH sheFt ksck uane ~ short and
Vii .ssr IN n. Az me three yer. I'D ..rksa
Etessi re1,sd -, - M has three White fort
- - - is.sr seeovay. Kaars.s Is sSsvs me-
NJ. - Jsly I'M VIZ NAxN
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

rhersh - pain vhies IL Csatsu Li,ms,, I'm -.
relieve. % swelling Il vn ma s.bdue and =. l.r,.
which I'm not csr@ This ssrsnx lanruar. but I, I,
us Asfs the Darts are not gone II. eects ar.
loua hhas prsdseea cures If rheunasi.m ,rur,I
ga hekjss. paisy sPrains. svsin... caledsreast..
sea'da burma saitrbean. earsche &C. upon the human
name and ct serains spawn. gal &c., upon animals in
one year than have an ether pretended remedies snc. the
world began 1t aoouutsrirsit.nt shsalling pain
reievsr Crppes throw away their erutchea the lame
walk posn"us bites rssdsred harmless and the voun.
ded are healed without II ia humbug The re-
cept Is published srnuna each bottls IL selling as no
article before sold and Il sells became II docs lust
what 1t pretends to do. Those Who now suffer from
rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer II they will
not use centaur Linept More than 1000 certificates Of
rrmarkah'e cnres Including frozen Iimbs
tism govt running tun~n &C.. have b.eu received We
will send circular containing certscats thu RECIPE
gratis I" requesting t. One bcs Of the yellow
wrapper Ccutaur Lnimcnt h worth hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horsss and mules
in sheep stnckowRers lnmept IL worth your
ssen,ua No family should be without Ceetaur Linne.t
J. B. Ross Co, New York
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

II Last week John Gray brought In communication.
reply notice Of his fires but becoming ashamed Of
II beore in type he sent for the and SUPPRESS
ed it, Il the most sensible thing he has done in the
whole affair the publication would have damaged his
As Obe Craig said in his celebrated speech at Pc
tersburc against the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
vea vsy veysy-Dont fool around the bun till you get
his horn stuck into You"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

~ Best Young Hysou r for dollar per pound, a
Bickford Snclair's
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17
Proclamation.

In order to make room for a Mammoth
Fall Stock, viii cell my entire stock Of
Summer Goods at greatly reduced prices
for the next sixty days, to astonish the
natives. No humbug. Call and satisfy
yourself. n, SLOVENIAN,
July 10. Troy, Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

r. Jim Brown. known the Severance Barber :
paid his annual visit tn Troy last week. and destroyed
large amount Of had whskey He honor~d the caaboose
with his presence several times during his stay.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17
.o1IPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

a.. "A Judicial District-P l. HUBBAsD
,r COMMUNICATIONS l. BLAIR, HExRr STkxLx
Iosrrs R.spolrH
ss.rrrr-RoBEn TEAcf.
IT. Clerk-CHAEiEs RArfELYE
IyS.sst Cl~rk-FRkSE BRowN.
n,r i,tmney-DAvID n. JoHSsToN.
schs JuAre-RoBEKT WILKINSON.
f r.s,ss q Deeds-DuscAx McIxTosH
heLss,,,pSsni II Public Instruction-D. ID. ROSE
sSap.-,-I HOLLAND.
e.r-HtxEY WILSON.
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b. viefae 5 ia; Nay Flssers. b. ei.se. s "a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q tbe Dfrds 50 csA. HsByy
nssshs z Wa'aes Sse.; L..shiss War b Was'e
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IL - - e. ! 49, e: 70 -. =,
1w~asss~snuarf DsoslIll .lIs1s.i E5{Hlle
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

The citizens Of the County who pupose planting orch
ards will their advantage tn give their patrunacs
to T. Snyder Of the Prairie Nurseries, at Highland whe
keep perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nish them low rates the class Of ress b
purchased at un Of the leading Nurseries Of the
try Mr. has had long experiences in the business in
this County and has thorough knowledge Of all the va
cites adapted to this climate Parties Who deal with him
may be assured al orders will be filed with the variety
wanted He keeps everything to be found in hrscass
Nursery and solcits the patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor,
z. SNYDER, Highland Kansas,
Or 70 c. G. BRIpoks Troy. My lift
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

SKrfH BkoE Coin this weeks paper viii be found
the illustrated Of various articles IT ag
cultural machinery kept by that extensive establishment
sempls Brse Co.. Of St Louis They sre exclusively
In this buspes and their machinery IL al Of the best and
Improved styes Farmers wanting anything Of the
kind invited look their list and favor them
with their ordera
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

II The trial Of Sheriff Maquilkeu. for expressing III
Young and innooent IL in progress at White Cloud
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

severance Ite0s.
During the rain storm Friday night Of last week the
lightning killed fine young calf for George Dttemore
Harvesting Ia progressing fast could be expected
Threshing will commence by the last Of week
The warehouse IL completed at Leona Thsy arc now
ready to ship grain of all kinda
Oh! this dreadful warm weather. 1t cIaps tho climax
and with it We have all the flies could wish for
john Kilkenny has had had his permit renewed for the
privilege ef keeping saloon We understand his Dc.
tton had about fifty while petition praying that
his license be not granted contained the amount
Of lso We wonder IL there is any Law in Kansas and
how many citizens has Wolf River Township
About the elopement read Of - occurring on the
9Th entire mistake. The party
port came nearer being ppedin the bud than eope
The youth Of IS Summers came nearer demolish.
ing the individual than did the brother young lady
capturing the eoper However, mistakes will occur in
the best regulated families
The youth g.y and festive. saving up the ready
John 10 attend Old John Robinsons Show the 26th
at Troy.
Col. John Severance called last week. The Col. has
strong hopes Of Severance He is half of the
town.
Elder Starr Of the Christian Church will preach
GRANGE next Sunday, at II O'Clock q. m.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

II William Foleyis the name Of man now sojourniny
in the County Jail under the charge Of having stolen
mans satchel at White Cloud several weeks ago He
captured in Nebraska by the Deputy Sheriff Of Richard
County and consented TO be taken tn Kausas without
roquisitioa. He had examination before Justice Van
dersiice White Cloud and default Of $500 bail
committed far trial at the September term Of the Court
Sheriff Maquken took charge Of him, and brought him
here, last week. handcued Hero b another chance to
prosecute fofoppressiaa under the color Of Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

-,,r ,ensth Of time in accoraance WIN '"0
For any oth s;.h snny only regular advertising
FSf Legal transient , ssr or each sub
,,I III The inst n.ertion, end " Genus pe' 's'-''
'guspt Notices viii be charged 50 pr cent
editorial sSsfaI .drsrti'sueHt' and personal ' =
double price IA Hon,areii make one square All
Eso. . AZ half square and over are o'oA''' -
square , rsouiripg TO be certned 20. VIII oe
ne eost Of certifying in addition to the fssai.'
charged INC eo'' -
rates ,r,;.emeuts must be paid Tor mvarfaoiy IN
WORK q" ,sn ti' an o Jos WORK must b paid
~ 10 tsken from the once.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

Since last issue the river has fallen four Eve
feet and there are no fears Of further overflow.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

10 ~ Ma d C Sinclair - bses ssrssssiy m Win auz
ssd boas fsves fos he pa tvs vsssA I'D reoains =
Q critical cooaiSlen
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

PAINFUL AocIpEsr.-On Friday last R. H. Montgomery,
Of Burr-Oak Township engaged In stacking wheat
At dinner time he threw his pitchfork from the stack
and then himselfsd downs but it happhsd that the tnes
the fork In the ground and the handle rrste
against stack slid down IL injurius
himself severely. Dr.. Wheeler called and sewed up
his Latin parts and II 10 thought that permanent in
jury will result from the wounda
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

~ Best Black T, only dollar per pound, at Bick
ford 4 Sincair's.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

Ths fhfDes ars getting slssg with heir harvesting
very ws1 We hs1s sy YIN succeed d sAsir work and
although Ne nks = nevpspse ~ n.ks good Nv
ing vssh passse vsFy oosA - - lie deanq.sat
taxst - s.a that there vssll b sny rivalry
Who vooid get the jos Of printing nezt Winter
Mr. Z n. HsSbsrd who has been travelling for We'll
Kahn. Of s. Joseph b luxuriaas II hos a.d bsildng
ADs cottage Mr.. n. \ good nam ven a. No. I
salesman.
Il phanthropic gsafleoen Of the Funk family whose
front name Is Peter selling large bargains th, farmer
II seems TO be farmer nevenent" they show no
goods In the townA and sell only In psbkagcs Of $500
worth We presume there humbug In the business
% hut would sdviss farmer friends look lede oud
for big mica
Alss the Sewing Machine fraternity has found INIT that
there 10 nan here that has machine for his wifi. and
they paying their undivided attention In IA. ..
ming rod his house, take life policy on HI. vi6.
buy pack Of $50 90 shoddy get washing machine &c
Until he dos that be viii be considercd first c...
man. by that large cisss Of public benefactnss.
We somewhat surprised .mons the Severance.
notes. that they have old friend Trevett bed =. t
ing there the 4th The pen picture Of him Va. r,oa
Descriptions, but there 10 something wrong scu.vbrrr
needle must have gone through the eye tn. eum or
something else- Az Rev. A. s Mcconnell went In s.r.,
ance 70 orste th.t day heard Mr. Trrvets nv thu,
he went to the beautiful city Iowa Point to ,f.s
osisn With his old frends r. p Robinson and r. Nyers
double d. Ds win the Severance itsmixer rrtrsct or
must there he blood spilledi
Mr. James Han has ed his farm If 80 .crsa soutb
west Of town. for $4,000 Mr. T. Snyder our popular
nurseryman.
Green corr. easomben and cabbage plenty th. week
Look out for cholera ssss
M Rossst Holder s eanvassine this vicinity ce.es
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

~ Best J.pa, Tea only dollar Per pound at Bick.
ford 4 eineiair'a
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And mailed, yess-pasd, a rseavs Il nasAsA ysasA


Above and Belov. Sserrd Song. = inca -
Back n the Old Houe. SoBg and Ch01eA stfssH
Beautiful Form Of ny DTezma sssvsH
Darling. Weep DSre. Sag and CboruA maya =
Ds not Weep q. SISTER DafhsG 500 1sewzrt =
Don't forget n write - song 80 Chofas COZ 2
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Gone q III Heavenly Garden. Soog. Chemherisis y
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Ijs1Ie Blssd Nell Song aDA ChsrnA lsfy -
Liffie Dun Snag snd ckogua Haya -
Lord fsrever q Thy SD Dankk- -
Neee - Bonsie. N ~ Den Beev1ft -
Met ne. Dearrse, With kiss 0zqtA -
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On sGns Ssng anA Ch1rusL HayA -
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Rnra sssy Hnuse. Temperance SnnG Hsya -
Ge1e - Adehs Crown for Ne. Hays. -
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WIN tbo1 Wesp when ~ LsWf walks. -
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= n h Csussy Bard q H needing last week A,arav
allowed IL es b he Csea They savsa Il OF =
long - they enaA HE t.tns ugly dsss II medicine;
hut kssuns Il hsd - - doe sa - they shus their eyes.
and le4 \ r..
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

Cassesia b more than substitute for Castor OIL It
IL the only s article in existence which certain
simulate the food regulate the bovel wiudcoc and
produce natural Sleep II confirms neither mneals
phine alcohol and Is pleasant take Children need
| not cry and mothers nay rest febi3yi.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

TC. W Nsyes b again 1t the hesa II hin former n.
tensive IN white Cloud H. h Hinea Il he late
Sra has bought tie grocery store Of job. p NsrSsu.
Bosh sstahlshnents IN god banda yin - kspt
m = Ne standard Of arstclass business hoasss
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

just received at BsskSbrd snelairA large sssel
FIT. WIN b sold low for cash.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-07-17

MI Reed has goss back 10 his Earn 1t Fanninl
Ana MI Jes has again take. charge Of the City Hotel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24
HiscellamY.
Finely Done An Round.

On Monday last there was runaway
on East avenue, the team attached to
the sleigh in which man and little
girl were riding having taken fright.
The man was thrown out and the child
was left alone in the vehicle. While the
horses dashed on at full speed, Richard
A. Kingston, son of Samuel Kingston,
the well-known boat-builder, sprang for
ward and caught the horses. Not being
able to master them otherwise, he drew
himselfup on to the tongue of the sleigh
and getting hold of the reins brought
the team to stand-still. This was
pretty we'll done for boy of seventeen
years of age. The owner of the sleigh
came up and was so rejoiced with what
was done and so pleased with the way in
which it was accomplished, that he
wished to make young Kingston pres
ent of fifty dollars on the spot as an ex-
preston of his gratitude. The latter
refused to receive the money, however,
and the stranger went away, simply pro-
curing the boys name and address. On
Christmas day the hero of the affair re-
ceived letter, and on opening it found
that it contained 800 bill and sheet
of note paper with the words Merry
Christmas" written on it and no sigma
ture attached. Neither he nor his fami-
ly can account for the gift, except that
the stranger has taken this way of
making his acknowledgment for the
service done him. If SO, the giver has
shown no less tact and generosity than
the receiver exhibited skill and bravery.
1t seems there are few fine boys and
good men lett outside of novels. -Roch-
ester Democrat
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24

In case of snow-ice, or Of ice covered
by snow, this crystalline disintegration
does not take place so readily, neither
does it occur by the mere action o.
warmth. The direct rays of the sun are
necessary, and the clearer the ice, the
more rapidly is it separated into its COM
ponent crystals. Hence the proverbial
caution with which lake teamsters avoid
the treacherous black ice. Experience
has taught them that such ice may with
out moments warning break up and
submerge them and their horses in the
waters beneath.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24

woman. He had done his work we'll,
for the head fell down in front of the
block, while the trunk raised itself con-
vulsively, stream of dark red blood
shooting in the air. The headsman and
his assistants sprang to one side of the
scaffold in order not to be stained by the
blood of the murderess.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24

HE DIAPPEARANCE OF LAKE ICE.--
The inhabitants of the shores of Lake
Champlain have been frequently puzzled
by thesudden manner in which ice which
is eighteen or twenty inches in thickness
will disappear in four or five hours.
Among the various explanations that
have been given of this phenomenon,
that most generally received is that the
ice, becoming porus, is water-logged and
consequently sinks. There is, however,
another explanation, to which we desire
to call attention.
Some thirty years ego, DR.. Horace
Hatch, we'll known in Burlington, VT,
as one of its ablest and most successful
medical practitioners, found that when
the direct rays of the sun fell on pure
solid ice, the glacial mass was dissected
by the rays into more or less perfectly
formed hexagonal prisms, which we're
held in place chiefly by mutual support
and the moment any cause produced a
dislocation of the crystals at one point.
the whole mass was easily and quickly
broken up into component pieces. That
this disintegration is not the result of
the heat passing along the lines of the
bubbles of the air, so often seen in ice, is
evident from the fact that it takes place
with equal felicity in masses free from
bubbles, or in those parts of mass from
which bubbles are absent.
In support of this hypothesis of tht
disintegration of solid ice along crystal
line faces, DIR. Hatch directs attention I,
the fact that, Immediately after the sud
den breaking up OF the ice, the bays vii
be found filled with crystals the ends @
which are not unfrequently capped wit
pyramids; and also to the equally inte
esting fact, that as in a mass o. ice PROF
erly supported and submitted to ii
suns rays, the water which is mel.ed @
the surface finds its way between IL
crystals to the lower surface, so in Il
sheet of ice wnich covers the lake Il
water produced by melting percolat
between the crystals to reach the FLU
below, and consequently water is new
seen resting on the upper surfrce of pu
lake ice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24
Truth Stranger Than FictiOn-Bar-
NUNS Gorilla.

NUNS Gorilla.
According to writer in the st. Louis
Democrat the gorilla destroyed in so
tragic manner in the recent Barnum
fire was most exemplary young man
named Briggs, who supported, by his
versatile industry, an aged father and
mother in Jersey City. This writer
AYERS that Barnum became acquainted
with young Briggs many years ago, and
soon saw that he possessed positive tall
ents. He first employed him as mermaid,
but the wig and Goldfish skin never be-
came him properly. Even the role of
wild man was untitled to this young
mans genius. and it was not until Bar
mum put his travelling show upon the
road in 1870 that Briggs, as the wild
gorilla of the African jungles, developed
the eccentricities which have since made
him famous. Briggs was naturally So
cial in his tastes, but nevertheless he
consented to suppress the longings of his
nature, and patiently sat in his cage day
after day, suffering himself to be stirred
up with long pole for the benefit of the
gaping thousands who admired his fero-
cious countenance. Only once did he
suffer an expression of discomfort to es-
cape his lips, when he was heard to ex-
claim, with profane expletive, that he
could not stand it much longer this
hot weather wearing that hair overcoat
for $40 week." His salary was at
once raised to $3.50 week, and ices
were furnished in his cage. No further
complaint was heard. Briggs loss may
be regarded as public calamity, and
Barnum may be able to get all the ele.
plants, lions and tigers he wants, but he
will never be able to supply the place OF
gorilla Briggs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24
JOHN e. HAYNES & co.
Estate Of Denni. Holden.

STATE OF VERMONT, | The Probate Ceur.
DIs'T OF WESTMINSTER IS. and for said dls,Is
MS HOLDEN late of Townshend, in said dist
deceased. GREEIis
NOU are hereby notified that Philemon H9s.
present his administration account for allows
and ask for an order of distribution smons +
heirs at the session Of said court TO be held G
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of FEBRUAs
1873. when and where said court will decide =
the allowance of said account and ecree disu.
ton Of said estate, and you can then and tne'
c. B. EDDY. Rsshs
January ls12 -
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-24
Ayers Hair Vigor
For restoring to Gray Hair its natural
Vitality and Color.

dressing which at once agreeable. healthy, and
efectual for preserving the hair. soon restores
faded gray hair TO lie original color citA the gloss
and freshness Of youth Thin hair is thckened, fall
ing hair checked and badness often though not al
ways cured by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles destroyed. or glands
atrophied and decayed but such remain can be
saved by this application and stimulated into acv
ity, so that new growth produced. Instead of
fouling the hair with pasty sediment il will keep
it clean and vigorous. Its occasional will pre-
vent the hair from falling off, and consequently pre-
vent badness The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents the formation of
dandruf. which is often uncleanly and offensive
Free from those deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and injurious TO the
hair. the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it.
If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING. nothing
else be found so desirable Containing neither
oil dye. it does not soil white cambria. and yet
lasts long the hair. giving 1t RICH glossy lustre
and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER q CO.,
Practical and ANALYTICAL Chemists.
LOWELL, MASS.
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