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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-25

AMOUNT on STOCK AT MARKET.
cdins. sh,eg Siois' Hog,. caire'
Last week 80. 2759 T,ls2 l37 5000 3
One year ago.. 2,soi 6'2G 90 1900 ia
oxen, i9so@i6co Srst quality, ss5cSs.oJ second
quality, t7.OoDs.Oo third quality, t6on6.50 pei
100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tailow and dressed
beef few choice single pairs, tlo256io.5o, Bulls
Eerting osu.-il5oa25O per pair, or according
Mica coI,.-Fair quality, t0oaoo extra good. 90
no. with or without calves may be agreed farrow
and and ordinary, t2SaDaS yeariLngs, tio@Is 2ysar
sAssg.--eH7ci extra, 7iaDsel a few fancy nocks,
sia9c por %, live weight or tiooas 90 per head,
SA9,s, - Wholesale, 7@sc retail. 7i@9c per ID.
zeal Caltes-ss.OoDs.50 per head.
,Hde,,-Btghtoni Ii9se country lots 7a7ie calf
P,hs-With wool on. fl.5o@25O each.
RgsAaKs..-The supplies congregated at market
during tho week have run light, calling forth better
70 the market wc have not noticed for several weeks
Prices on cattle have advanced strong 10 per h.,
dressed weight The shipments from tho North were
butchers at the outset, without much barter. The
weather has been favorable for the trade We find at
Brighton quite number selling at nc per 10, live
droyes Of two and three loads at purchase. Ac-
cordng TO the workings Of the market heavy supply
plenty Of cattle oa sale 5e1i week A. n Monroe
sold 10 steers, average pa lbs at 6ie per h. and q
sold ~ head average 80 lbs at &C per b. and %
head AZ 20 per II, 10 Mr. Dana Hathaway a swim
sold Is steers average 800 lbs at 10 per b. The
milch COW trade 10 dull.
There i light run Of sheep, and dealers claim
big 10 advance The few hocks on sale we're soon
monopolted without much barter. Many buyers had
to depend upon Western sheep who usually purchase
at WATERFOWL. q. j. Wallace sold C. sheep, average
60 lbs at &c per ID. A. Wheeler sold los sheep aver.
age 81 lbs, at 500 per head. John Grnnn sold 100
sheep and lambs, average los lbs at " per III. q.
". Jones sold lambs ~ lbs at per h. and
sheep, average l0s lbs, at SIC per 10.
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CTATE OF VERMONT,

IL WARRINGTON DISTRICT, s..
10 Probate Court held at Montpelier, within and
for said District, the nth day Of March, A. D. ssi
Edmund Pope, Executor Of the Will Of william
Knowles, late Of Roxbury In said District deceased,
makes application TO said Court for license % sell all
Of the real estate OF said deceased TO wit The home
farm Consisting Of about forty-eight acres Of land
situated In R0xbury and Mortified, representing
that the sale thereof necessary for the payment OF
the debts OF said deceased and the expenses Of ad
ministration OF his estate. WhereupOn II Is ordered
by said Court, that said application he referred 10
session thereof 10 be held at the Probate ONCE la
said Montpelier, the 7th day of April, A. u. 1874,
for hearing and decision thereon And, 10 further
ordered that all persons interested be notified hereof,
thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, In the Vermont
Watchman a State Journal, printed at Montpelier,
before said time Of hearing that they may appear at
said time and place, and II they see cause, object
thereto. BY the Court.-Attest,
1920 HARVEY TlLDEN Judge.
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A VENERABLE YIslToR.-Rey AlyAH SAnIN,
Of Georgia, spent the last Sabbath in town,
and his visit excited a good deal Of interest,
especially among our older residents, many Of
whom improved the occasion to hear him
preach, Father Sabin is now more than eighty
years old, but both mind and body are remark
ably free from the marks of age, 1t is more
than fifty years since he became the pastor of
the Baptist church in Georgia, in which field
he still labors, with all the iaithfulness and al
most the yigor of youth, During this period
aside from vast amount Of pioneer missionary
work in the more destitute regions about him,
to which he was specially given in the earlier
years Of his ministry Father Sabin has held
many positions of honor and influence, which
have brought him very large acquaintance,
and his ability and fidelity in discharging all
these trusts have gained him enduring honor
As member for many years OF both branches of
the State legislature, beginning in the House,
If We mistake not, as far back as 1922 as
Judge Of the county court for an unusual pc
riod Of service as Secretary of State, elected
to succeed the Hon. ChanceS l., Knapp, and as
Member of Congress from 1852 to 1856, his
sterling good sense and unbending integrity
ayailed 10 meet all the demands involved, and
gained him the welcome plaudit Of faithful
servant
The occasion OF Father S.bin's visit was to
attend the funeral services of Mrs Joseph
Rowell, whose husband was for many years,
then resident in Iamoile county, his intimate
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LEGAL 1lntices.
COMM ISSIONERS' NOTICE
~ ESTATE OF DARIUS DURGIN.

The undersigned, having been appointed by The
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washing
ton, commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons, agninst tho
estate OF Darius Durgin, late OF Cabot, In said
District, deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that will meet for the
purposes Aforesaid at tho late residence of the de-
ceased the 18th day Of June and ith day Of Sep
TENDER next, nom ten O'Clock, A. NJ until Ave
o'clock p NJ, each Of said days, and that six months
from the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1874, Is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors TO present
their claims TO US for examination and allowance.
Dated at Cabot, this 9TH day OF March, A. d. 1874
1919 h IiERMos Sf HdnhHbbLEy Commissioners.
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H5atnhman 6 journal.
STATE or VERMONT.
TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING.

Fully believing a Divine influence Is resting upon
every heart In the community in behalf Of the good
cause Of temperance MASS NEEtiSG will be held at
Bethany chapel, this Wednesday evening at seven
o'clock, to tho end that this favorng sentiment may
be concentrated and made effective In pressing this
noble reform to an early and final contamination.
Every man and woman who desires to liz a hand or
voice In aid of philanthropy 20 blessed as this Is
specially desired 10 attend. Efforts will be made to
give the oxoroieos OF the evening an unusual interest
BY RsQugsr or THE LADrs.
Montpelier March e5 ts7t
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GTATE OF VERMONT,


In Probate Court held at Brookteld, in said Dis
trlct, on the 10Th day Of March, A. ID. 1874
Nathan Hall, Executor Of the last VIII and Tesla
ment Of Arai Hail. late OF Wliamstown In said Dis
trict decreased presents his administration account
for examination and allowance, and makes applica-
ton for decree OF distribution and partition Of the
estate OF said deceased Whereupon, II Ia ordered BY
said Court, that said account and said application
be referred session thereof to be held at the Pro-
bate Office, in said Brookhed, on the 10th day Of
April A. ID. 1874 for hearing and decision thereon
And II is further ordered that notice hereof be given
To all persons Interested, by publication Of the
three weeks successfully In the Vermont Waterman
4 State Journal, newspaper published at Mont
pelier previous TO said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and
show cause, ifany they may have why said account
shsuld not be allowed, and such decree made.
BY the Court.-Attest
1921 JOHN r. CLEAVELAND, Judge
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GRAND Army or TUE RErUBLc - General
Stephen Thomas Commander Of the Depart
ment OF Vermont. has completed his appoint
ments of staff officers. The following is the
list Assistant Adjutant General j. o. Liy-
ngston, Montpelier Assistant Quartermastcr
General, G. b. Wilson, Montpelier; Assist Mt
Inspector General, George Nichols, Mortified,
Judge Advocate, W, Harrington, St. Adams.
Aldes-de- Camp, G II Bigelow, Burlington
f. A. Morse, Rutland f. j. McWain, West
Randolph Newton Phillips, Brattleboro j. IL
Woodburn, Ludlow; h. j Cohey, Montpelier
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NoRTHFIELD.--At our adjourned town meet
ing, held on Saturday last, the new board of
selelectmen made report, supplemental to the
report Of the outgoing auditors and selectmen,
as By vote of the town at the first meeting they
were instructed to do. The report showed
among other items, that $. +. Judd, liquor
agent for the last year, was indebted TO the
town in sum exceeding thirteen hundred
dollars over and above the sum reported by him
at the first town meeting. There were errors
OF book amounting to about seventy five dollars
The balance was ascertained by multiplying
the amount Of liquors purchased by the aver
age price for which the same was sold, also
adding to that sum the retail value of the
liquors turned over to the town by order Of a
justice, not including the freight house liquors
still on hand. The report Of the former select
men, together with the supplemental report,
was adopted by the town. The town also
voted to raise tax Of fifty cents on the dollar,
and to ratify the act of the selectmen in leas.
ing Concert Hall for town purposes, for a term
Of ten years at thirty dollars per year rental
This takes our town meetings away from the
Centre and locates them at the Depot village
for the first time in the history Of the town.
On Sunday evening last the first of Sc
ries of temperance meetings was held at the
Methodist church yestry, j. H. circuit presid.
ing. Rev. Mr. Spencer, of Montpelier, Rev.
Messrs, Eastman, Green and Ilazsn, and lion
ii. Carpenter addressed the meeting. A choir,
made up of the singers in the various churches
did much to crafty the audience by singing
several choice pieces. The vestry was crowded
and the best feeling prevailed. Next Sunday
evening the meeting will be held at Howe +
Hall, to commence precisely at Eve O'Clock, P.
NJ, and close precisely at six O'Clock, Pm
The annual school meeting of Northfeld
Graded School will be held at Concert HALL on
Tuesday evening Of next week,
j. F, Davis 4 Co, are 10 chancery, j. p.
Davis having been appointed receiver.
- @. b, lIutchins 4 Co., manufacturers OF
straw board, have been pretty thoroughly sued
up.
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TuSBRIDOE.-Dea. Jasper Lyman and wife
celebrated their silver wedding, Thursday,
March 18th. About fifty friends gathered to
congratulate the happy pair Dea. Lyman and
wife, assisted by their two estimable daughters,
succeeded in making the occasion pleasure to
all present.
Charlie Smith dislocated bis elbow joint
last week, by slipping down on the ice.
-Vesta Day broke her wrist by falling down
stairs. DR.. Durkee attended to these cases
and the sufferers are doing we'll
The Changers are having great prosperity
Large numbers are applying for membership
every week. The farmers are determined to
obtain their own goods from market, independ-
ent of the merchants.
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VILLAGE MEsTiNG The bailils, upon appli.
cation, have called village meeting, to be held
on Tuesday, April sth, Tor the purpose Of see,
ing If the village will vote to alter, rebuild OF
repair the Village Hail, and, if 50, to appoint
commissioners to have charge Of said work
Also to see if tie village will authorize it.
Treasurer to borrow money, or raise tax, for
this purpose. While it is true that we arc
now hboring under a heavy load Of indebted
ness, II does seem that some much needed and
comparatively Inexpensive repairs and add
tons might be made t. the Hall, which would
well repay the outlay. Mr.. A. NJ Burnham
has prepared a plau, which may be seen al
Phinney's, embracing some of the desired i'm.
proyements, and possibly some that, in tn,
stringency Of our finances, might he dispensed
with, at least for the present
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STATE on VERMONT
c0uRfy Of Washington,
/, Charles A. Reed, Cashier VI the Montpelier Ma
t0nal Bank, do soemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
CHARLES A. REED, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day
Of March, 1874.
SAM'L WELLS Notary Public.
CORRECT-Attest,
J. X. LASGpos,
GEo. q. SHEPARD, Directors.
ELISHA Z. JEwRrT,)
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YERsnIRE.-A series Of religious meetings
have been held in this place by Rev. Mr. White,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Parmelee, of Braintree.
The attendance and interest were well sus-
tanned, considering the very bad roads and wet
weather.
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IowN NEuNo.-At the special town meet
ing tcld on Thursday, the town treasurer was
authorized 20 borrow money to defriy the ex-
pen-e- OF lhe town, toan amount not exceeding
fifteen thousand dollars. Mr. James T Thurs
Ton. who Wa, elected a litser ut the annual
March meeting, was, at bis own request, ex.
cusei from service on the board The select
men have called another meeting for the 3lst
inst, to h.l The vacancy thus occasionod.
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We lEaEs that Col. \. C. Brown, for the
past ten years the leading Insurance Agent Of
Montpelier, has resigned the Presidency Of
the " Montpelier Board Of Underwriters, " and
withdrawn from tie Board lie has secured
the Agency Of a line Of good non Board Com
panes, and proposes hereafter to transact an
Insurance bushes. ndpeadenf Of the espion-
age to which hc has been subjected for the past
few months, and responsible only to his Com
pancs and his customers
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FATAL ACCIDENT Hon Paschal T. Leayens,
a prominent citizen Of West Berkshire, was
found dead in his barn on Monday evening, un-
der painful circumstances. lie left bis house
between five and six O'Clock, TO attend to some
ordinary work at the barn. and not returning
as soon as expected, his wife went to look for
him, and found him lying dead in stall, in
which horse was tied. The head Of the de.
ceased was much mutilated by being trampled
upon by the horse, but the immediate cause Of
his death will never be definitely known. lie
may have been Frustrated by kick, and in
stantly killed, or he may have fallen in a fit
under the animals feet, and been trampled
upon until life was extinct. The horse had
been owned by him for several years and was
not known as yici)usly inclined, except on one
occasion.
CABoT.-Mr. W lillian c. Swan has bought
the saw and grst mills formerly owned by
John T. Stone, for $4,000
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VERMONT LODGE, No. ?, Independent Order Odd
Fellows, meets every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at Ode
Fellow Hall Perrin's Block at a o'clock.
A. y. PERSONS, N. Il.
I7-u A. ID. LANE Sc rsia-y.
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BRooKfRLD,-The rental OF pews In Rev
VIM. A. Bushels church, on the 18th inst.
amounted to nearly eight hundred dollars. The
one pew renting for over forty dollars
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-03-25

Ma. F G.. GuuAN, having purchased the ex.
tersiyc carriage factory Of John W. Clark, call.
attention 90 ms business in our advertising col.
umn- Mr. Gilman is one Of the best practical
carriage builders in New England lie gives
his personal attention to every detail Of the bu-
siness, uses more but the very best Of stock,
and Is willing to sell at as low prices az such
work can be afforded Give him call.
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AURORA LODGE, No. ~, y. 4 A. NJ

A REGULAR CoNMuSICArloS Of AURORA LoDGg, No
% will be held at their Hall, GU MONDAY EVEN
ING, March ~, 1873, at u o'clock.
Work ON the Sd. full attendance Is earnestly
requested.
by ORDER or TIE W. NJ.
Tll0S. II. CAVE. SECRETARY.
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel Henry c. Mutt, son of
Henry Mutt Esq, of this village, has removed
from Council Bluns, Iowa, where he was
largely identified with the business enterprises
Of the Missouri slope, and where he bad ac-
cumuated considerable fortune, to Chicago,
in which city he has recently purchased tho
Chicago and s. Louis Elevator, located on the
track Of the Chicago & Alton railway. lie has
the best wishes OF hosts Of friends, both East
ern and Western ior his continued prosperity
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TEMPERANCE WORK ~ MONTPELIER. - The
interest in this good work continues without
abatement Both the Womens and Mems
prayer-meeting- have been observed daily, with
unhagging interest, save that on Sunday the
old-umc meeting took its place, and on Monday
the two meetings were merged in a union ser.
vice. The leaycn is working conviction T.
deepening haryest-time is coming
The Sunday evening meeting rose even above
the usual mark, in every respect--and that is
saying a good deal We regret that no report
las been furnished
See notice for mass meeting fts sr.aiag.
let everybody attend
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LANCE SALE or RrAt E,nrE-Mr james
X. Langion has purchased Of Mrs. Geo. lang
don, her half interest iu the store on the corner
Of Main and State strcots-the store ON Main
street occupied by George Jacobs, and indeed
all the real estate IN town formerly owned by
James r and George langdon in partnership
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BARRE.-A letter to the Boston Journal from
some one stopping temporarily in this place,
has the following sensible paragraph;
An excellent water-power is within a mile Of the
village, but II is made available 10 only slight
tent. II is much 10 be regretted that Vermont cap
italsts pay little regard TO the Interests Of their
own State. Scattered all through il are excelen,
opportunities for wooden factories but, with the ma
terial for consumption directly within their reach,
and labor to be obtained at much es than the prices
In manufacturing States they wlfully close their
to the advantages lying at their doors and invest all
their surplus in many ways detrimental TO their
prosperity May better days and clearer views ni
their own interest come TO this people, would say
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NEw MANUFACTURING EN1ERrRlsE.-W We learn
that the stock for new manufacturing concern
in this village has been taken 10 the amount
Of over twenty thousand dollars. This is
sufficient to insure the success Of the enter.
prise. 1t will be located on the land recently
purchased by Messrs, Wells and Scribner from
George II Bennett, on the Berlin side, nearly
opposite Sabn's.
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NEw GRANGEs Deputy D. Z. Boyden or.
gained grange in Brook6eld, on Wednesday
evening, March 18th, with siIty-four members,
called the " Brookfeld Grange" The follow
ing is list of the officers
Master, John Lamson Overseer George Crane ,
Lecturer, Jerrah Edson Steward Cassius Peck As
sstant Steward, Clayton h. Fisk Chaplain, S. p
Wilcox Treasurer, Marshall Green Secretary, L.
4. CLARK, Jr Gate Keeper, Terrence Calagan Ceres,
Mrs. John Lamson Pomona, Mrs. George Crane ,
Flora Mrs Cassus Peck Lady Assistant Steward,
Mrs. Terrence Cillagan.
MIR. Boyden also organized a grange in
Reading, on Tuesday evening, March 18th,
with fifty seyeu members, called the " Reading
Grange" The following is a list Of the officers
Master, William c. Bemeut; Secretary, s. X Hap.
good Treasurer, Z. s. Hammond 0verseer, G, liaW'
kinsi Lecturer, Z. DEXTER Chaplain, Mrs. WIN. c.
J. Ainsworth Gate Keeper, Charles S. Whitmore.
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nArrIsr cnuacm. MoNrrELIrn. VI.
RAY N. NrwroS GLArrrp, Pastor,

HAFTINT ITII KIII, WUNTFETIEK, VT.
REy. n. NEWTON GLAzIER, Pastor.
SEATS FREE WELCOME ALL.
SUNDAY STRENGTHENING at 1890 A. NJ. and at
200 2. NJ. Sabbath School at II 80 A. NJ. Prayer
Meeting at 100 p. NJ.
WEEKLY FRAYER MEErISG--Thursday evenings, at
o'clock
CoLLEcrloS-Fourth Sunday of each month. %
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PEPORT of the condition Of the "Mont-
i pelier National Bank" at Montp elier, Vermont,
at the close OF business, February nth, ISL
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tlaarkets.
Boston Cattle Market.

Al Cambridge and Brighton, for the week ending
Tuesday, March q, 1874.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL The drainage act Of 1868
was held unconstitutional in the Supreme Court
Of Orange county at the March term, 1874, in
the case of Israel c. Abbott rs. Daniel A. Ware.
S. NJ. Gleason argued the unconstitutionality
Of the law for the defendant, md X. Farnham
for the plaintiff
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REDNos.-Nlr. G. D. Robinson, Of Port
land, gave very acceptable Readings before the
students OF the Methodist Seminary, on Thurs
day evening. and before the students Of God
dard Seminary on Friday evening
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The Massachusetts, senatorship.


The ballots taken yesterday in the Mnssa.
chusetts Legislature for Senator to succeed
Mr.. Sumner resulted in no choice. In the
Senate, the first ballot stood Henry l.. Dawes
IA, Il. lockwood IIoar II, Benjamin r. Curtis
10, Charles Francis Adams 9, John q. Whit
ter l. On the second ballot there was no change
in the votes. On the third ballot, which took
place after the transaction Of other business,
and after an Intellectual effort was made TO ad-
journ, the vote stood Dawes IL, Curtis 10, Iloar
8, Adams 2, Whittier l. There was only one
ballot in the House Whole number Of votes
1886; necessary TO a choice 49, Z. lockwood
Iloar had 6s, Benjamin X. Curtis g. Henry
l.. Dawes OIL, John H. Sanford 10, Charles +.
Adams i2, N. p. Banks 5, Wendell Phillips Q,
William b. Washburne |, John II Clifford /
j. B. Smith / Charles X. Devens /, William
Lloyd Garrison !, A, IT. Bullock ! Charles
Hale |. A joint convention Of both Houses Of
the Legislature takes place to day.
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HALL'S VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
HAIR RENE WERi

ii ALLS III EIABLE olCiLlAN
HAIR RENEW ERl
This standard article is compounded with the great
est care.
Its effects are wonderful aud satisfactory ever.
II restores gray faded hair to Its youthful color.
II removes all eruptions, itching and dandruf, and
the scalp by is use becomes white and clean.
BY Its tonic properties 1t restores the capillary
glands to their normal yigor, preventing badness,
and making the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing nothing has been found so ehectua OF
desirable.
DIR. A, A. Hayes, state Assayer Of Massachusetts,,
says Of II %" consider II s best preparation for Its in
tended purposes"
BUCK ING ANS DYE,
FOR THE WHISPERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on change
the color Of the beard from gray any other unde-
slrable shade to brown, black, at discretion. IL
easily applied, being In preparation, and quickly
and efectualy produces permanent color which
will neither rub nor wash on
MANUFACTURED ny
X. Z. HALL 4 CO., ---- NAsnuA, N. II.
sold by all Druggists and Dealers Ia Medicines.