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, 1875-11-03

EHlf1d9 1F7bNHt.
DwIollr. ILL.,, Nor. 2-14o coru-dryer Of
etoyens Il Co. WAS completely destroyed by fire
nj noon to-day. Loss, $1,000; fully insured.
Tim dryer wGa situated in tho heart Of tue town,
aud ,lad It not beeo for tl1e superhuman efforts
OF the citizona tho entire business portion OF
tic town would have tcon In ashes. Mr. Oweus,
while st work at tho fire. lad his log broken BY
taa falling Of heavy tolBt.
, 1875-11-03

81. LOUIS. Nov. 2.-calvtn 1.ittleasld. Of Now
Yotk, hss alsd bill ia sqaIty la the Uuitod
Bss.ss Circuit Court asainst tho Atiantio l. pa-
ciho 1lallroaa Company, asking that ! 1lecelyor
for the road BE- appointed. The petition viii
not DO rexlstsd, and Judge Treat viii pfobsb|y
to-day sppotat aoms geutleman Of Nav York 70
tant msp OF ct. Louis.
, 1875-11-03

Special Dispatch to 3hs CHfcaoo If,1unt
AunpnA, Ill.,, Nov. 2.-Iho tino residence OF
AID. Temptcman was destroyed by ilro at
o'clock this afternoon. Cause defective fiue.
Loss, IS. 600. Insured tor 81. 500 in tho Etua
aud tho Flro Association OF PHILADELPHIA.
, 1875-11-03

hptetal Duiatch 10 Tht thtedHu Tribune.
ffoux CITY, 1a., Nov. 2.--Auo:hsr OF tho
Eaug Of horse-thlovoH lsteiy operating llere ~
captured by sherin Mcdonald to-day. few
miles south OF tho city. lie gave several names
Az belonging to him, neither Of Which Is proha-
by corrort.
, 1875-11-03

New YonE, Nov. 2.-rA dispatch from Scran-
tou. Pa, Knya that during tho Halloween sports
in TINT city. Autllony scaulou demonstrated
with Henry Kelly (bota toys) for assslling tho
houso of tho forHier with Htonea. aud in tho
wranglo that followed Kelly fatally stabbed
Bcanlou.
, 1875-11-03
BURGLARY

8peefai Dfspateh II Tne CHstads Tribun&.
M1NNEApo1IH, Nina, Nov. 2,-Durglars en-.
torod tho honse OF Elmer Worthineham, Monday
night, aud atoln thteo quits Of clothes aud $40.
, 1875-11-03

OLIVIER 4 CANDIDATE ron THE ASSEMBLY.
ntfs, ,Nnv.2.-31. Emilio 0tIivor will bo caTl-
!nase for The Assembly in tLel Department Of
10 Var a. tho no1t election.
, 1875-11-03

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. "A mob Of Cleveland
thieves. known a. fuch'e party, named Jsmes
0'Erisn. Aud ono Mysts and wife. who havc boon
opntating bere for few days tsst, wero checkod
by sils I.olioe Today. Myers oAcsptn8. largo
nk66lQl.
, 1875-11-03

FIT fT0Fs
TIE LAKE HiASLA AI9oIoN.
a..

I3'0'& Ut EEE"aEtsI
LorEoAtT, 6orTH AFAtGA, VIA CARE Town,
Sort. l5.-Ns.a to the 10Th Of August. They
Lays BIC ,oesfuliy bull. nni lAun:Lod tho small
ie,a,or lula ut kouEo:n Harbour, Zambosi
nou.b. Ltsam M; c:cryil1iny uatisfaetory.
ife1o about to procso lp 1is nvsr ut the above
sa1.. p:z.r veil, ex:e1t onc slight case of fevss.
kevs fom Ma2arp no tili!os from tho sya. favor
AA.p Country uliet.
, 1875-11-03
1HE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. G., Nov. 2.-For the lake ro-
gion, falling baromolor. northoeat to southeast
winda. sl4ghIlv warmer. pretty cloudy weather.,
as,d possiA!y followed BY SNOW OF rain from Up
por Lakes 10 I.ake Eric.
, 1875-11-03

Sssetat usedteh to N, LAtraoa 7rfsttn<.
HCGazaun H.. Nov, 2,-Ycsterday t:harioa
Noel wan robbed Of e2o by higlwaymeu, miles
sonth Of Brownsville, MINI. Aftorwarda they
attempted to murder Inn. Necl Escaped mud
gave tho alarm. Ssalch il now bo.ug made for
thn villain
, 1875-11-03

Ixp1asArol1s, Ibd., Nov. 2.-aeyesal cap.
ttalists Of Now York aro iu tho city
who arc Interested In tho extension
Of ths Indiana Il Illinois Central l}osd
from ite present terminus, and Tomorrow ~
tices Of association will ba nled with the gecrc-
taty Of state. Tho '1aine OF tho proposed line
will bs tho Indianapolis. Decatur l. Springfield
Railroad. -
, 1875-11-03
AT FARMER CITY, I'LL.

Special Ui4patth to The CHICAGO Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Far1ner t. RatI-
buro's ltvory-stablo, ut Farmer City, was Do
atroycd by fro to-day. 6oventoou head Of val
uable horses. including tho trotter ns Bonanza
and tue wonderful tsottiug nulo Woro burned.
, 1875-11-03
Tho King and Queen of Denmark
visit Their Daughter, tho
Princess OF Wales.
German Catholic Clergy Not in Sym.
pathy with the eontumaoious
Bishops.
Another Vessel with Eight Lives
Lost on the Sciliy Islands.
rx.PrcsIdent T1liers' Views Oh the 20.
litical Situation in France.
GREAT BRITAIN
EOfAL E{EfFt1Rg,

HofAL FIBlEoN9.
1ospo., Nor. 2,--The King and Queen of
n.nmsrk and their daughter. tho princesH
Thvr., accompanied by rrinco John, Of Hchtea-
.,o.Ho3s.cin, aaudosaurR. and ilucksbu.g, Ut
,.,.d Ip England today. Tho Royal party we1o
nd It poyor bv tbs princcss OF Walcs aud her
nils aod escorted to London. Tho distinguish
II visitors Hill ro,nalo until the beginning Of
psctmbef. ....-...
An Old CUSTOM.
Notwithstanding thne tho regular Mlchaelmas
t,uu has been abolished, Lord Cairns. tho Lord
cusace'lor, o1ttnded tho customary reception to
tbs Judges Ut hlR mansion to-day. Thoy aftor~
w,rIp proceeded IN procession to Westminster
Hall to iuaNEurnte tic new afioilaelmas nittingB
uot1e. Tho 1ndicature net. The Lord Chaho.t;or
md Lord Justices will net aH a Court OF Appeal.
Tho tte4malaip Faraday las grapEloa and buoy
I'd tho Direc. United Btatoa cable,
DIED.
LONDON Nov. $500 a. f1.-Sir John Gar1nor
Vjl,naou, tho gtn1nent Archaeological. ia load.
Lost on TIE Hc1tLx Islands.
The Catherine 1ritllths, from Sunderland for
Mo, ltas Uesn wIrrlea on tho Hcilly IBlauds
E;xl,t Of tho crew drowned.
AMERICAN COTTON IN ENGLAND.
LtyrRrnuL, Nnv. 2.-The Post bayB that tho
,es 1axsH cuttrn clngGos much Iettor than tho
pll, aud 1nplat,olss n,orayo Lis bisheT, It IN
thought that the Iexna and New OtleanB QUOTA
t1na w, shortly 6c ilont!ttod.
FAILURE.
11ysRroo1+ Nov. 1.-Dnca. paiootogo l. Sons
hl,c suspended. Their liabilities arc stated 10
t. S5jo,9.W.
, 1875-11-03

THE ILLINOIS RAILROAD LAW.
Spsetaf UfsDatsh 10 fhs Eh'euao 1r1at4ne.
srn1sof1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. 2.-Upon the onening
Of tho S4ngAmon Circuit Court this afternoon
motion WAS made by tho defendant Ia the case
Of the rooplo va. tho Chicago & Alton Railroad
Company. set for tomorrow, for continuance
Tho motion waa supported By the stndavls Of
Mr. Blackstouo. setting fort., the abdonco Of Mr.
j. i. Booth. the ClIcf Engineer OF the road.
BY whom 1t IS proposed to prove, by figures tn
LIS possession, that the cost OF the construction
OF tho road Waa aboyo $1y, ,00U, 600. and that, at
tho time seryica Was performed Of which con,-
plalntt inside OF &lo chArses, 1t would require
that sum TO produce The road. Further.
it was proposed to prove by him that tho cost Of
repair. etc, during 1873 vas o., ,G93, ,915.b1. II
was also GOT forth thst, np to about week ago
1t was fully expected that Mr. Booth would 10
Ereseut but TINT he Las had several attacks Of
hugo Of the lungs, and Is now in pre-
cariouB condition. Tho molon for contInu-
anca was vigorously resisted b. the peopie's at
torneys. ox-Hov. lal,ner, the Hon. William II.
Springer, Brewer Curren, OF DECATUR and John
hfayo Palmer. The Hon. u. a. Brown, OF tho
1lairoad and Warehouse Commission, il also
PRESENT. OF tho attorneys fur defendant thcrs
wero preEont tho Hons. y. 8. Edwards. 4. l..
Knapp. II. 4. QrecAe, Milton Hay, aud William
L. Shut The peoples attorneys, afler tho
agreemunt. agreed to admit ceetain Of the facts
proposed to ho proven by Sir. booth, and the
casa MaH therssoro yet for trial Tomorrow.
, 1875-11-03

LASALLE, ILL.,. Nov. 3.-Blerin McIut,re, Of
OTTAWA, yesterday recolycd . description Of
Anthony Lapabau, chasgo4 with having nur~
dered Capt. John 1iiley 1t Jeansyllle, Luzorne
County, Pa, OF the 18th Of Octobsr, 1874, to-
gether with instruction that ho would DO likely
to cal! Ut the postolco In this city for certain
letter. The Sheriff camo hero today and soou
spotted q man who haY bean fn thts vicinity
about ! weok and rays lia naue is Patrick
NeAey. O1icgr Stuart waH Instructed TO watch
for him ut tito Post. Office, aud soon captured
him. Tha psisouer fully answers the description
given Of tho alleged murderer.
, 1875-11-03

OTTAWA, H., Nov. "a fire broke oet hero
at 1910 q. m. which bid fair for time to DO
general coutlasra.soa. hut tho esgines after sonss
tslay got to work and soon got cont,vt of the
fire. which wn. IN n wooden building on
1taip street. It originated In the ilea1ing at,-
pasatus Of bnrbcrslop and bath-roo,ns, which
waa totally destroyed. together with tl,e Wach-
Htoro. L0aB estimated at $4,000: INSURANCE.,
$1,000,
, 1875-11-03
DRESS GOODS.
IT PHYS n TRADE on TIE VEST GI!E;;!;::.;'
THE FOLLOWING
Special Bargains
DRESS GOODS
Are now DISPLAYED on the Counters Of tho
Great West End
Dry Goods House.

Heavy Camol's Hair sorgos, good
shades, 50 ots yard, tho duality
heretofore sold at 75c.
Stylish Now Serge Costume PIatds,
DARK Shades, reduced from 85 cts
to 60 ctsynrd.
Drap d'Eto, last eoason's ehados,
$l.25 goods, FOR 05 cts yard.
Fine Au-Wool French Sorgo5, solid
colors, 60 cts, worth Sc cts.
Great Bargains in Empresg Cloths
at 40 and so cts, much under valuo.
Special Bargains on our Cheap Gem
tro Tables nt 90, 25, aud 80 ct3
yard, consisting Of pop}ins,
Serges,, Cropo Cloths, Flair Liho
Vafoncias, P1aids, English sorgo
6uitlnE8, &c.
ALSO.
Knickerbocke Snowflake Suit
1ngs, 3D. and 8-4 wido, in varied
assortment.
Elegant Now French Basket Suit
ings in exquisite shades.
Largo varieties Of Solf-colorcd, In
Visible, and Mixed Plaid Costume
Cloths.
Choice Novelties in French and
Scotch Plaidg, in Clan THrtans,
Deep Cloth Shade Grounds, and
Bright Colors for Childron'e Wear.
Cancels Hair 1nd HomcEpun SorgD5
and P1aids to match.
Largo lines Of tho Latest Costume
Novelties in I'LL desirable shades.
Elegant Shades Fronch Cnshnoro3
and Merinos, worry cheap.
, 1875-11-03

CLzyEtANp, O.. Nov. 1.-Joaoph scl.lcif,
sa1ooa.kcoper At Beroa. o., was assaulted In his
safocn this e7o11ing by Oyrus Carman and Patrick
Earney, who wosa intoxicated. Carman boat
echletf on the head with beor- faucet until ha
was insonsibla. Injuries which will probably
prove fatal. 0arman and Catnoy escaped.
KocHReTEn, N. y, Nov. 2.-liarry Uhaul de-
ltborately shos and hl!led Joseph Saith, alias
q Little smith," ut tbs saloon Of Dill Williams,
alias - Giugar-nlll" on Exchange stroot. lato
last night. Y4ero WRB dispute about paying
for drinks. Chaul waA sent for 10 sattlo it, md
brought q revolver with hun, and ~ Hoon u he
creased tho threshold shot smith dcad, tho ball
going through tho mock aud nptnal marrow.
0hAul MAS arEeYted.
, 1875-11-03

Special Dltt.atsA to Th< CAtcato Tribune,
Dgs Mo1AEs. Ia, Nov. 2.-Judscs Dillon and
Low, Of tho Federal Court, lsye made decreos
Of fofoelosurs Of railroads In this Btnto ~ fol-
Iowa: burlington, Cedar 1lapds l. Minnesota,
S7.uD0. 0uD; Davenport b st. papl, ~ O0U 0uu; !;
Central NatlroAd ot lows. 95 OK, 100. Tho do
croo IL elmiar iu sll oasss. Tie minor bond
holders have tho right to rocsivo fair propor-
tlon Of tho psooeeas Of tho aalo or to 10 into
with the rost. Tho Burlington. Cedar ilaInls /
Missouri Road is to 10 sold within thlrsy days It
Cedar lIaplds. Tho Chicago. Clinton i Di.
buquu cass has beeo somandod 10 tho Btsto
Coaits for tnformality in proceedings. The
caao Of J.. 3, Ward ~. tAs Burlington i Bouth.
western toad il coutlnued, aud tho Recelver au-
thori.ed to borrow s2,00U,000 for conHtruc.ion
pufpQSea.
, 1875-11-03
GERMANY.

co,onsE. Noy. a.-Heyeral rnembotu OF tho
Cathedral Chapter havo giYon no:ice tlat they
u,l submit 10 the authority OF tho Imperial Gov
troa,eut. 1t In stated TINT tile minority Of tho
Chap:es tefutca to tt.dorao prnte6t Of tho
A,ebtis!Iop aKainst Ills o1pnlHion 1rom bis pal-
, 1875-11-03

FNCTFIE.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.--No do6nlto action was
takeu to-day BY Judge Treat In tho mst:es Of sp-
pointing Raoslvas for the Atlantic & paolao
RAILROAD.
, 1875-11-03
GROCERIES.
GROCER ES

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IL
Fruncs-THrkish, II ib....,.....,,......... .
ila:s7na-fx!enct&, new, r h. ..,,.,,....,. Is
lssli4s, Ll!ers !f-l5 box, d bog, 154
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CraekEfs-Soll Lest, ) h,s.......,.....,...... h,s. ~
Chow Cho"-Ctut" 4 Itlckweliz quart4..., ID
hiht-Iirtl.E Kinks. bu bars, h box, ,..,... 3ou
s'sl-hEt.ri'In Ftmliy, 100 bnra, full weight 7uJ
Cacese-Se~ York natEy, 4 tb....... ,,.,,,,,.. ii
:EIoTE1.
Minnesota Spring Whf4t best, y brI. $50
MlIIsartA l*ttrt, fEoH.. H...+...........,,..,,9 9Gl
"tate Nu<er "llcst, ffdn. 7.5u
TIA@.
Japan-So 60. Standard u t3ib.,.........,,..,. u
Do!ong-t', 80. ~. stsn lard. -
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IfehelVeH u.HHe1, y taf... ......-.......... LII
hardilcj-EEht1tis pcnHu1ee, u 4..........,,, II
tHl-.Ly1ch Fttres OLIVE, f,.hrts. .,.,,,,,., is
fanan-Eu1thh 10 cxIta, u lt.n:.,,,.... 92I
hs!Hs"n-bonfn: y u cai.d " J,'D............. i.j
QuEhy, weight, and satsfarl!tr tnl7r.Etec;l Qo:Is
ari'tteI IN I'll pAsta Of tho city tses u c!:argr.
bpta! ate'ltton iaven to coussy orlese, NJ caasge
1ur rs4ea uf cLtt13a,
, 1875-11-03
(kCEh6tAAl9M.

and Tho tragudy is suppoaed 10 havo arisen out
Of buBiuots ttuRarbI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
TiitOn's Tabie-Talk

From tn. st. Louis Globsl
The conversation Of Er. Tilton would
appear to have been of kind with his
kissing Wilkes Booth in Ford's Thea
tre, was a fool TO him in daily life
Whenever he had occasion to tell fat
and prosaic married woman that he was
going to sue Mr.. Beecher. ''he talked
Of swords and battle axes" and when
called on (by him-sslf) to express his
Intention of making the coming combat
one tou'rance. he remarked that he
would be the Samson who would tear
down the temple, - ha. ha! though he,
too, perishel in the r-r-r-r-ruins, Mr..
Tliton s love letters must have been
something enin and unapproached IN
the ep'stolary line, judging by his
correspondence with his wife some
years after they had celebrated their
tin wedding. We en- only regret that
no Boswell has been able to preserve
for. US his Table-talk. 1t must have
been something like this:
(hlssing all round, and grace before
meat
MIR. Tilten White souled Elizabath,
pour the libation of soup for the guests
OF this our tent upon the fervid sands
of daily life.
For some moments no sound is heard
save the splash of the ladle, the
smoking OF soup spoons and some mis-
cellaneous kissing.
MIR. Tilton, brandishing carver
over his head in luminous circles, and
plunSlng it into boiled turkey Ha!
ha! with my good sword. Ex-Calibar,
l will unseam thee from the nave to
the chops, and fix thy head upon our
battlements. Wilt thou (to first guest)
have meat dark as the curtains of
Kedar, or white as the neck of the
Northern swan? (She says she will
have some. Dressing? (She mods. }
Thus over it [ pour foaming Niagara
OF egg-sauce. Queen of my soul, the
goblet sip.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
A Cold Winter Years Ago.

The winter of 1741 was famous
throughout New England as much COL
der than any which preceded it. Prob
ably no year since could furnish testi-
! mony for cold either 81 intense or pro-
tracred. The snow which covered the
whole country as early as che 18th of No
vember, was still found the next April
covering the fences. The Boston Post
Bay for Jan. II reports tent on the
Charles River for the entertainment of
travellers The Boston News Letter
for March 6 tells us that the "people
ride every day from Stratford, Conn. !,
to Long Island, which is three leagues. +"
Even as far east as New London we
are told that the ''icc extended into the
sound as far as could be seen from the
town." and ''that Fishers Island was
united to the mainland by "a solid bed. +"
On March % the Boston News LITTER
reports that the people living on
Thompson's Island had crossed over to
Dorchester to church on the ice for the
fifteen preceding Su ,days.
As late as the Sth of July letter
from New London, Conn, reports on
the east side of the Connecticut River
a body Of ice as large as two carts can
draw, clear and solid, and adds very
artlessly that ''it might lay there a
month longer, were it not that so many
resort out OF curiosity to drink punch
made out of it," On the 18th Of July
snow was still lying in mass in the
town Of Ipswich, Mass nearly four
feet thick.
But the most marvellous record of
that season Is the statment made by
Alonzo Lewis, author of the annals of
Lynn, Mass. that "Francis Lewis,
the signer of the Declaration of Inde-
dendence, drove his horse from New
York to Barnstable, the whole length
of Long Island Sound, on the Ice. .
NeU Havcn Putiadiuns
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
The Suffering of the Birds

The Baltimore San Of Monday has
this paragraph:
The severity of the recently extremely
cold weather in its effect on the birds
Of the air and the waterfowl has been
mentioned. Many thousands Of crows
were frozen aud starved. Hundreds of
them have been found blind, unable to
navigate from cold and want of food.
1t is feared that this blindness is caused
by the starved birds pi'king each others
eyes out at night Oh their roosts, where
in their reduced state from hunger
they fight desperately and practice in
extremity a sort of fierce csnibalism on
each other. Many wild ducks have been
captured stupe6ed and starving. A
gentleman living a few miles from Bal
timore, reports that the robins in great
numbers, having exhausted the food
available in the up country, or cut OF
from supplies by the ice and snow, are
driven to the borders of de city to
satisfy theiY hunger.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Temperance In Chicago

There was great meeting of the
Woman's Temperance Union, in Chi
cag". the night of the l1th, and speech
es made by Mrs. LADD, Of Brooklyn,
Miss FRANCES E. WILLARD, President
of the Union, Mrs. W. A. BARNES.
and others. 1t was said by one of the
speakess that there never had been SO
strong temperance sentiment in the
city, and that many influential men had
pledged their influence and money to
aid any legitimate measure to quench
the tide Of intemperance which has
seriously impaired botn the business
and reputation of the city during the
past year.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Renewcr in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray Or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and cfectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL 4 co,
NASHUA. NE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

These Bonds m are issued for the purno,e Of r.is-
City o. New York, to be used for 3
Perpetual Worlds Fair,
a permanent home. where every manufacturer
can exhibi and sell his goods. and every paten-
tee can show his invention a centre of indus
try which Will prove q vast benefit to the whole
country.
For this purpoee. the legislature Of the State
of New York has granted charter to q numb Or
of our most wealthy and respectable merchants,
and these gentlemen have purchased no less
than eight blocks OF the most valuable land in
the City of New York. The building to be
erected will be seven stories high $50 feet in
heighD. surmountcd by magnificent dome, and
will cover space Of 22 acres. 1t will be con
structed Of Iron, Brick and Glass, and mad.
fre-proof. The bonds. which are ali for $40
each, are secsred by a nrst mortgage on the
land ami building, and for the purpose of max
ing them pesular. the directors have decided to
have quarterly drawings of Sl5oO0o each; this
money being the interest on he amount of the
whole loan.
Every bondholder must re cievs At least 81 90
but be may receive
100000.
Or $35 900. or $1oooc or S., ,OOO or g. 0co It,, Re
Sd PREMIUM DRAWING, March "a, ~
9TH SERIES DR. AwIxG, April sth, ,.s
CAPITAL PREMIUM 100000,
These Drawings take place every rHRKI NON
tbs. and eventually EVERY BOND will psrtiei-
pate in them.
Address, for Bonds and full information,
FORGENTHAU, BRUNO & CO.,
FINANCIAL AGENTS,
70 Park Row, New York.
Pest Office Drawer 39
Remit by Draft N. Y. CITY Banks. Registsred /
Letter OF P. o. Money Order.
Pestps~nsnss Imposss5Ie UnSsr fAis Pl<n.
tA.AppAisa tisns for Axsseiss Received. !
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

Every year increases the popu-
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
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GEAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silkcn. The
scalp, by it's use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes ail eruptions and
dandruff, and, by It's tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. By its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIE-DREss1NG ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair 4 splendid,
glossy appearance. A. a. Hayes,
MID, State Assayer Of Massacilu-
setts, says, "Thc constituents arc
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and | consider it
the BEST PREPARATION for it's
intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists and Dealer. in Medicines.
prica Opa DoIIer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

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