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TEMPERANCE.
Womtn's Temperance Meetings Yestorday
in tho Wost and South, ,,Disi-
sions.
Tho Crusaders Working with a
j. viii Mt Evnlston.
What the Temperance People Arc Doing
in Wisconsin.
CHICAGO.

THE wrBT B1DE LAp1Es.
A meeting OF tho West Side " Woman's Toln-
porauce7 Organization wns hold In tho Union
rark Congregational Ohnrc!, Saturday afternoon.
Tlo list Of officers aud managers was completed,
= sud Ia as follows:
= 1'resident-AlsB. O. II. Case,
First Ffco Prtsfde,jt-Mrs. T. D. Carse.
Second I,,co pres,deat--slrs: alcn Wood.
S1sss,n2 1scs:1f1s1s s,dffa1S1Iss pr 1s A. O. o''a'f
4. Packard, ,srra. " Z. ghorer, Mrs AM r Cotton,
MISS Springer, Mrs ps Hsynol9s MSs. D. Serr9sn
wiachcstcr, Mrs nrowp, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. ualleck
atrs. scbcaela
It was decided that 'Leaaors" be printed
and overy measure taken To present this cause
to tho public. TITO week commencing Monday,
April O., was sot apart aa n woek Of prayer
Meetings will DO held every morning at0 O'Clock,
In the Methodist Church Block, and afternoons
at . o'clock as followg: Monday IN tho Second
ter1an Church. "Wednesday IN the Union Park
Congregational Church. Friday will bo a day OF
fasting aud prayer, and thore will DO "a nll-oay
meeting, commencing ut o'clock, In the Union
denomination nre urgently invited to bo present,
and take part in the exercises.
!, LADIES' TEMPERANCE MEETING.
A lnrgo number Of Indies Interested In tho
Temperance cause assembled at Clark Stroot
o'clock, for prayer and conference. Tho meet
ing was called to o1dor by Mrs. JutlsinH, who
offered tho opening invocation.
On motion, Miss Afnry Evorts was substituted
on tho Committee Of Finance for Mrs. Van Ars-
dale.
Mrs. D1aclta1l reported tint Bhc Ind circulated
tho pledges In hor Sunday-scAool
a Aprotraoted discussion took plneo With refer.
euce to tho propricty OF engaging tho services Of
Do Lawig, q number Of tho ladies boing opposed
to It. claiming TINT they were able to run their
own meetings.
Tho Treasurer reported TINT tho oxohequor waa
exhausted, and that Homo moans should be
adopted to ratso funds.
Reports from other meetings Id different parta
Of tho city were read, and, after the Committee
on Pledges had beon instructed to use every OF.
ertion to procure signatures, tho ladies dis.
peraed. ~
, 1874-04-07
ILLINOIS.
EVANSTON.


special Dlspofch to Tbs Chiea1o Tribune.
EVANSTON, ILL.,. April "a meeting Of tho
Evanstoa Temperance Alliance va, va held n
Union Hall yesterday , taftornoon' with small
singing and prayer, aa usual. 49,
Mrs. O. A. Willard tendored her resignation as
ono OF tho Committee to canvass the first dis
trict OF tho village. It was accepted aud Mrs.
The Con1mittees OF tho various districts were
called On, but each reported that they had dono
nothing, but intended to soon begin work.
MrB; a. L. Winnie sent In her resignation ns a
accepted, and Mrs. Blake was elected to Oil the
vacancy thus created.
Another member Of the Executive Committee,
Mrs. P: Il. Touhy, also sent in her resignation.
Thie was also accepted, and Mrs. Kenney WAS
4 letter from Isaao i. Hit was next read.
This recommended the Alliance to appoint
committee Of four Indies and four gentlemen,
whose duty 1t should be to attend IN the oourta
when any OF the liquor -so}lers OF Groea Point
were arrested, and SEQ TINT Justice was dono as
well as to- giyo the temperance cause their sup
port. :.
followiug persons were appointed: Gentlemen.,.:
The Row: Pr. Briggs. the nev. 7; I; ohappelll,
Rs Rsy An5o1 hs Rsy Mx T. Rssaara
nister, .. ". Blatohford. Ladies-Mcadames
L. Fl. Boutell, ARA Brown. z. s. Powers II. @.
Briegs, j., H. KedEie, Vau DenHchoton, 9. T.
:. Grey. q. Browne, O.. Marcy, Gibbs DE-. ooudres,
Mis-. j. +. Kellogg and Mrs. Van Donachoton
were appointed to circulnto tho pledge among
tile audience, wheroupon the meeting ad-
.tourned --
AT pANv1LLE. =
Special Dfspdtch to Tho Chicago 7Ttbtlnt.
DAnv1L1E, ILL.,, April 0.-Tho crusaders at this
place wore to-day reinforced by three colorod
tsiBtors, who Joined In tho praying and singing
with great zeal and enthusiasm. Every church
lin the city ia now enlisted. in the Temperance
work, excepting tho Irish and German Catholic
churches, the priests Of those refusing to take
,auy part In the movement.
At ROCKFORD.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
,RocKFonp, ILL.,, April 6.-Two Thousand per-
suus assembled In tnaes.mooting this evening to
adopt measures for carrying On successful war
against liquor. Speeches were made by some Of
oNt most promipont mon, and the mceting ad-
iourned amid much enthusiasm.
s. AT AURORA.
!Spectal Dfspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Aurora, ILL.,, April G.-The temperance Indies
had big meeting this afternoon and set apart
Thursday for o mass-prayer meeting. This
evening o committee OF twenty-five visited the
Council. and presented their petition, which
WIS roforred to tho Committed on Licenae
Saturday evening another mass-mneting will be
held in the City Hal1, when foreign celebrities
:. will have chance to speak.
, 1874-04-07

hood, 1ongfellow, at Nahant, ho said to me
my Life fias beon battle bnt II is almost
over: For mysolf, Tue sooner 1t ends tho bottor.
/ would like 70 road tho lauss proof Of what Loo
to 500 the Civil Ri9hta bill passed. Thon shall
l,avo nothing on Garth to stay for. hnvo no
droad Of donth. dtoad nothing but to nnrvivo
my faculties aud my usefulness, and snoh agony
ns TINT whicl havo Just passed, My PRAYER ID
That may go soon aud Buddonly.-Mary Olen-
rtto.+ 4t1tef b,
, 1874-04-07

Lass July, . few days before Mr. Sumner lett
Washington to pay bis laat visit In lilo to Boston
and tho beloved froud Of his youth and man
, 1874-04-07
MACHINERY.

0Nn sEGpND.ILAFD 711o STATIONARY liN0lIi!NSIs. Nli!S
" with h0llerj only boon Ia ak mDnths. VIII ho
sold oheap by ". A. JAMES CO., 376 soulh Canalst.
NNE l6.FOOT BED. 9. .lNOli EWING, FITOllBUHa
~ mike angtae Iathe, aplondld tool Tor sAl0 cheap by
w. A., tAMEb & Co. N6 South CHnhlGt.
, 1874-04-07

NC nm OAsiI IN HAND 10 LOAN FOR Or
RS;UyU 6years on rst;oa's rel 2s estate ncf,'Fty
TllOh1AH 4 DNalliN1. ls3 Lahal1o-st.. Room g..
@O1l nm 10, LOAN on lMPNOvliD CITY
tDLU,UUV roal estate. Aisn. ono sum OF 60, 200.
i;sr throu yoars. PUTNAM 4 NEwKLI4 Iloom IL. u
WaxhtDgfpu.Bt.
, 1874-04-07
CLAlRVQTANTS.


TN. MkTitNW AND MADAM MAYNARD, nUal,
- and nadfcal 1nshiunls, l03 Mest MAdisonst
M iust raturI,od, and can 10 consu!tod At 81 South
liAsod ~, Appose the Academy Of tuslo bhohsa ~
o. bnsIGs. hes safest tayalusble Aemovos e;l
TIC prufossn, aud treats chronic dseaaos sucooa.lnly
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Chelsea Items.

There IS to be a meeting held here
Saturday Eext, tor the further or
ganization OF the elevator company
This enterprise was originated by
the oranges OF Salt Creek, and Rich.
land townships, and the first plan
was to keep it within tina. institution,
but on further consideration they
have now thrown their subscription
books open to the public, They de
sign raising capital stock Ct $4,000
AT $25 per share.
Our old citizen p. d. wilson, has
changed his plans, aud instead OF
moving TO Traer as he frs, proposed,
he starts this evening with his family
on visit to the scenes of his b.y.
hood, in the land OF double headed
babies, after which he proposes Sc,
ting in the far south west.
One night last week some dastardly
tibet entered the stable of Dr.. Stock
ton, and cut up new riding bride,
and stole the ivory martlngale rings.
Salt Creek township has been
swindlcd out of several hundred doll
ars BY the Union Furnishing Co. of
Chicago.
The last weeks number of the
Peoples Friend will be out this week,
somewhat reduced in size, bu. then
the printing is all done at home,
which is all imrrovcm ont on any pa.
per- The Union Publishing Com.
pany, cannot come their G.. O. d.
tricks with their Chicago bowels on
Chelsea publishers.
Jchn Bird departed this country
in the usual way. Cause too many
dcbts. OELoPF.
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DIED.


KNAPp.-At her residence, near
Toledo, Feb, 18th, Of consumption,
Mrs. Mary Knapp, aged 40 years.
She was born in the State Of New
York, but she resided III iowa, the
last eighteen years, and has won the
esteem OF all who knew her. She
was model wife, mother aud neigh.
Dor, and consistent Christian, Civ.
ing good christian testimony, until
her last hours, and in death.
She leaves husband and three
grown children, but :hcir mourning is
blest with hope.
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1.-THE Old Arm Chair"
OR OUR
Steel Engraving OF The Bishops.
WHAT THEY SAY.

w hH lUE1 SA1.
We are daily receiving letters approving
cur change of form. The convenience aud
neatnoss of the quartz size Of The Methods
arc SO obvious that we are confident il will
become increasingly p pular cve-y week
From our correspondence and the notices
of the Press We select the following
CORRESPONDENTS.
"FIa.ing seen many most miserable danbs
sent out rs Chromos, expected to find a
very common picture. But your Chrome is
certainly worthy of the name"-M l.. D..
Central Pa Conf.
81 like the new form very much ,"--St.
Charles, Ill.
NOTICES or THE PRESS.
'Our excellent contemporary, The Meth.
ODDS, comes out in quarto size, with new
type, OIL fine paper, and with increased val
ue in all its departments. Commencing
with sixteen pages, it reserves tie option
Of increaing their number as circumstances
shall require. 1t is conducted with ability
and is at once an honor 10 the denonn ma
ton Of which il is an exponent, and to the
religious press of which it is dignifed
and enterpsing representative. Christian
Iutelligencer.
1.-THE Methodist is as attractive looking
q sheet as GENES to us. |; well deserves IL
success, and We congratulate alike GU,
Methodist friends that they have such ar
able, sprightly, and interesting newspaper
and our contemporary that is 30 well APP
preealed. christian at ork.
Zone Of the most valueCtaof our cxchang-
es, and Of the ablest aud most Independent
:eigiou. Journals in Tho country, is The
Metho list. We always ROAD it with pccu.
liar satisfaction. - Christian Leader.
10 al. Ministers and Local Preachers,
half prizes, Sl.i9:
speciman copies, with rates for agents.
sent on application to
II. W. DOUGLAS, Publisher
Ia Nassau st., New York,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS !.
P4pTyERSHIP X0rfcE

PAETN4RyXlY NOTICE.
TOall whom It shall concern. 0,sssins.
This Il to certify that Abel s.ailey of The
County Of Toma, and State Of lows, and
William II. Austin, Of the same Ceuvsy
and State, hars this day enssfsd iAte o
lin tied partnership as pro sided BY Chap.
ter 9th, Title 14Ah, Of the Code Of Iowa,
1873 ~ follows.
!. The name II ~ Arm In which The
brsiness is 10 be conducted. Is A. Smiley.
z. The general nature Of The business
Intended 10 be transacted, is dealing IN
grain ana farm produce.
3. Absl Smiley il the general partner.
and William II Austis, - the special part
nor. The fcrDer now resides at Tama
City, Tama County, Iowa, but intends 10
make bis future residence Of Dysart, in
said county, which sha II be The prIucipAl
place Of business. Said Austin now RESI-
dcs at Dysart, Tama County, Iowa, Lns
int ends TO remove 10 Nebraska, If upon
examining the country, lie finds location,
to suit kim-not Otherwise.
4. The said william II. AustiH, as srsc-
ial partner contributes 10 the capital stock,
the sum Of one thousand dollars in cash.
8. The business and partnership shall
commence on the 9th, day Of February, A.
y. 1874, and continue for the period Of three
years from said date. unless sooner dissols-
cd by consent, or by death Of one Of the
parties, or by operation Of law.
The terms Of the partnership. respective
lights and obligEtious Of the partners in
their relations 10 each other, and to third
persons in other respects than as above
stated, and as provided by law, are deAn-
ed by written articles in duplicate, Of
which each party holds copy, signed this
9th, day Of February, A. D. 1874.
WILLIAM IL AUSTIN.
ABEL SNiLEY
STATE OF IOWA.
TAMA COUNTY. {
BE it remembered that on this 9th, day
Of February, A. y. 1874 these personally
appeared before me l.. @. Kinne, o No,ory
Public, in and for said county, Abel Smiley
and William IL. Austin, 10 me personally
known, to be the Identical persons whose
names are subscribed to the foregoing cer>
tifcate of partnership aud aok no wiedged
the signing and execution Of said certif-
cate, to he their voluntary act and deed for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
Witness my hand and Notarial Seal, this
9Th, day Of February, A. d. 1874.
l.. v. MINNIE,
Notary Public, Tsms Co., Iowa.
STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY !
|, Abel Smiley being daily sworn on
onth do say that am the solo general
partner in Tie certificate Of limited part.
nership hereto attached and this day sisnel
and entered into by and between myself ~
general partner and William II. Austin.
rs special partner, and that one thousand
! dollars being the sum mentioned in said
certificate, which said william H. Austin,
as special partner was to pay, has been
actually and in good faith paid in cash.
ABEL Smiley
Subscribed and sworn to before me, and
in my presence, by the said Abel Smiley,
on this 9th, day Of February, A. d. 1874.
l.. U. kixN1,
Notary Public, Tsma County. 7-l2.
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WIN Graham will carry on the But.
ter and Egg trade at Toledo in base.
ment formerly occupied by A. Mai.
den. g.,
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There are a pair of lovers IN Tolo
do, who, it IS said, will sit up bali
the night and not burn as much
Kerosene as the 'iamily uses in an
hour during the evening.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

We understand that Mr.. Frank
frahm, III Spring Greek township,
has put w an ice house and is now
engaged in filling 1t for use in his
restaurant next summer.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Rev. Adam Coz dner, OF the Chris
tian Church, is holding a series OF in,
teresting meetings IN District No Q.
About twenty.eight have joined the
Church.
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IT you want the best Secder Sold
IN lama Co., call on Camery & Son,
and get Buckeye. They are taking
lots OF orders. See there new aa
verti'emcnt. They defy any firm in
the county to show a better line of
Machinery thar 1t contains.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Those in want OF first class tail.
orlng, will do well to call on Mr.. G.
q. Bul;kercit, soon as he intends 90.
ing out OF the BUSINESS in about two
weeks.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Two young las's OF this town had
a combat last Sunday evening III the
Adams House bat there was not
much blood shed. Charley was too
much for John. lrf the young
mtn O! this town emit find better
place 70 loaf on Sunday, they had
be.tcr stay AZ homo with there Ma.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

\. Dradbrook has opened repair
shop, and will Pay particular a,ten.
Ion to repairing Sewing Machines,
locks and Model making and other
sma.! machinery Beng practical
macEl"i,t You viii 10 well hy Civ
ing linn call. E.lairc ri Walter
Bra.bgook's store.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

In District No. ,, Howard town
ship, rrotrac'cd meetings. are now in
progress under the iai.ors Of Rev.
Mr. knnfs, 81 ii. I. Is; Church and
Mr. Steward, 81 the Free VIII Esp.
tist Church. About thirty have
been converted SO lar, and good
degree al iutyrs ST is manifested.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Mr.. Q. J. Rice, living at Crystal,
gave us . pleasant, call one day last
week AMI gave US several items for
publication.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Tho next meeting OF tho Township
Ic.chers's Association Of Inaian
Village township will DO held in Mr..
Glliden's school room, Montour
Next Saturday the 2lst.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Henry Harrison, who has been at
tending College At Mt Vernon, re.
turned home last week, on account
ot sickness. Ito will not be able TO
resume his studies before neg. term,
aud possibly not then.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

9. G. Euttkereit, offers for sale or
rent his store room, as lie intends
leaving Toledo about March LIST,
when possession will be given
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

The CHRONICLE Office is the only
place in lama County whero vow
can get J Oh Wort. done - neat az
it IS done in Chicago, and at the
same prices.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

VIM. II. Graham is paying iii,
highest cash price for Poultry in To
lcdo. Git.
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We understand our friend y. w.
G. Dickinson has recently purchased
another so acres Of land about /: Of
Il mile south u his present farm and
VIII improve it as soon is Spring
opens.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Now is the time TO by over coats
and winter boots and shoes al cost,
ut ~. BRApBRooK IS
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We call the attention Of our read
crs and especially the farmers and
grangcrs to the cr:isemcnt in to-
days paper OF ]. NJ. Camcry & Son
They deal extensively IN Farm I'm
plimcnts and Hardware, aud when
any Of our readers want any
thug in their line they will find i,
there as cheap as they can get it any
place 10 Tama County. Give them
call.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Fon SALE on IRApE.-I would like
to sc'l my Meat Market, Slaughter
House and Butchers tools, or trade
thcin for good farming lands within
8 nilcs Of FOL do.
10 JAS + srr1n
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Farms, Wild Land, Timber Land
and Town Lots, For Sale by
Pms GEORGE RAlsRs
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Judge Cla'k's house cTnc
nearly burning up the other day, hy
NJ setting tie Kerosene lamp.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Farmers, take your Batter au'!
Eggs to VIII Graham. SIT
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Isrm1s. ErEnyHcpl . EuHu Nat
ri B. f. Page's Gfe0Y. II
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Mr.. G Jaqua, one of our worthy
Supervisors, and Mr.. ii, l.. Smith,
OF Wallham, both good men and true,
called at the CHRONICLE office ycs,er.
.(,,y
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

All those having accounts With c
&. Hutiaorci,, will call and settle
immediately, and save costs.
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Camcry d Son have just received
car load Of Buckeye Force Feed
Scedcrs and Drills. Warranted not
to clog or cut grain, and to be the
highest draft machine sold in the
County. rs 10
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Berger 6 Yciser have got the e.
nest lot Of ice put away for summer
in this part Of the country. They
have about 100 tons.
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9. G. Buttkere,: will sell his
household furniture on February %.
For particulars zee posters.
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Judge Graham left Tor Barling
Tor, Tuesday night.
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DLANKS.-BLANK DEEDS, MORTGA
- GES, Quit Claims and Justices Blank
TIE CnGCN,oLE Office
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There are five irii Lir,:s 10 ha,e
their ,tial, this week,
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Crystal Wedding.

WILLIAM AND lamar YouNG.-On
tuesday evening Feb. Il, numcr.
Gus company entered uucermonious,y
the dwelling OF Mr.. William Young,
OF Toledo, and, there being no re.
slstaucc, they soon hal pcaceab,c
possession. Alter passing a time in
the feast OF reason and the How of
soul, i, was cNidcn. that the
company was present for some other
purposa. At length, a display oil
glass presented by Mrs L. b. Coates,
reminded the nductel couple tia,
their friends, at least, had been mind.
iui OF the return o the anniversary
OF their fifteenth wedding day. \
prayer AMI remarks appropriate to
tie occasion were made by tAcir
Pastor The response Of the groom
showed their appreciation Of the to
kens and friendship, OF their
visitors. The festival tina. fol
lowed showed how all were ap.
appreclative Of SPECIAL qualities, and
were equal to the occasion. After
a pleasant time spent in conversation,
tho company dispersed as quietly as
they came, leaving the happy pair III
peacable oil til If house.
A VISITOR.
The above was handle Il TO us bv
4 friend who was there. Accompany.
ing it was ost beautiful cake, on
which was Inscribed the history OF
cour,ship. in the following candy
notices arranged in circle: 81
love Union / want a mate "Can
trust You - Il have the Ring
Take me then" "Name the Day.
All persons who aspire to beauty
or personal appearance should not
neglect that natural access Dry, the
hair. BY many it has been neglect.
ed until the hair has become thin.
gray, or eitilely fallen Oft. Messrs.
Hall s Co., Nashua, n. H., have
produced an effcctual remedy, called
Sicii:an Hair Remover, which cures
all diseases Of the scalp. This won
derful preparation acts upon the
glands, which support and nourish
the hair, restores gray hair to It's
original co.or, makes tho scalp white
and clean, rcmovcs and prevents the
formation OF dandruH and all cutan.
eous cruptions; and, by its ton,c and
nutritiyo properties, restores the
scalp to healthy state, ard creates
a new growth. As dressing, it is
unsurpassed, giving the hair tina:
briliancy so much Admired by all
Boston Lommefc,af
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Butter and EGGS.

3. +. Pages grocery is The But
ter and Egg market Of Toledo. The
highest cash price paid.