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National Republican., 1876-02-23
Tbs Alphabetical Business Directory

in this mornings REPUBLICAN contains cards Of
hrsr-:lsss adjustments in all branches Of bus-
nessfIn the District. Many persons daily feel
the need Of just such sp arrangement to enable
them to easily find what they want. We have
aimed to make this as complete and easy OF
reference as possible and are sure that It Will be
frequently consulted by all having any kind OF
business TO transact We intend TO keep 1t up In
q reliable and convenient form, and improve u
from time to time. Any persons not represented
in IT, that would like to be, should send in their
cards at ence, so. as to get an even start with
their neig hbors In os desirable an advertising
medium, and enc of such universal and constant
reference as our large circulation among the best
classes must make of this.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE.

SPRINGFIELD, Me-, May Il, Is72.
Mr.. Fl. R. Sierens:
DEAR SIR: My daughter has been out of health
for about two years. About year ago she had a
tumOr come on her side which was very painful.
saw vEGETINE advertised in the ECTBer, and
sent to Bangor and got two bottles, She is now
taking the second bottle; her health Is much i'm
proved, and the tumor is going away fast it
cane. Every one in this Vicinity knows what
VEGETISE has done for my daughter, and take
every opportunity to recommend it to those VINO
not aware OF its great value. Very respect
fully, Mrs. SUSAN e. RANDALL.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
TETIT JURY.
Improyemsuts.

The following building permits have been
issued by Inspector Plowman since the last pub.
lication: II. Z. Spencer, two-story brick stable
on the east side of Filth street, between and III,
northH est; $500. James Thomson. brick store
on the west side OF Fourteenth street, between p
and q, northwest; $500 L. q. Merriam, two
story brick dwelling on the west side Of New
jersey avenue bstween and streets, north
west; $1,000. ". X. Dunkhart, a three-story
brick store and dwelling the east side Of Seventh
street between New York avenue and l. street;
s2 $50, Thas whelan, repair q dwelling on the
south side OF street. between Third and Fourth,
northeast; $3.50. Andrew Lawrence, two-story
frame dwelling on the south side Of ID street,
between Eighth and Ninth, northeast; $500.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
OITY ITEMS.

rHursroN's IvoRY PEARL TOOTH Powpm
used daily Will keep the teeth clean, white and
sound. the gums healthy and the breath sweet
TWepty-hye AID nfty cents per bottle.
JoUyEN's NOTORIOUS KID-tfLovl OLlANn
viii renoyate soiled gloves thoroughly snd
quickly, Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPeoN PoNApE OPTIMI 10 equal 70 the
and nfty csnts per bottle.
WrILs' STRxNsTHlNINe PLAsrIRs are tthe
VERY best All sold by druggists.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
Cent ennial Tea Party.

Waugh Chapel was thronged last evening on
the occasion of the Martha Washington tea
Iarty so much 10 that during part Of the even
log 1t was slmost impossible 10 move about the
room large pumber OF ladies and gentlemen
ware dr.s sed in oId-time costumes, some Of them
being II very goods worn from eighty-hTe to
one hundred years ago. The efficient choir Of
the church, under the Leadership OF Mr. VIM:
Wishart, slso Represented the fathers and
mothers OF the Republic. aid discoursed the
music of ''auld lang syne." From the success OF
the entertainment, and at the request OF many
who were present, the ladies have arranged for
its repetition this evening. See advertisement.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
Rare Chance For Wax Flowers.

There is on exhibition at the bookstore of James
Bellew, Seventh street, left over from the lsto
fair at Masonic Temple, on which few chances
remain to bs taken, beautiful basket oil wax
flowers inclosed in q glass case. 1t was made by
Miss Weaver of this city, and In point Of arrange
ment and design, reflects great credit on the evi-
IDENTIFY practiced hands that executed IL. ~ was
presented by the fair donor to the fair for the
bensnt Of the new st. Aloysius school house.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
Washington Monument Society.

The annual meeting Of the Washington Mona
mont Association was held az its Office at tho
City Hall yesterday at Il m. Rear Admiral
Powell presided. The minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and adopted.
A communication from Mr.. A. BurEell was
read, rendering his services as collecting agent
for the society, proposing to visit the large cities
Of the Union and solicit subscriptions for the CON-
pletion OF the monument. Referred to g special
committee with Instructions TO report at the next
meeting.
On motion the following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year: President,
Cr oficiO; hrst vice president, ". W. Coreoran,
esq !; second vice president, X. Z. Winthrop
ESQ.,: ]. b. Z. Smith, treasurer, and DIR. j. Is.
Blake, secretary pro lem.
Mr.. Stansbery read letters from Mr.. Win
throp, rendering fifty copies OF his work, entitled
"WashipRton, Bowdtn and Franklin" B" which he
requested to be sold, and the proceeds applied TO
the completion Of the unfinished monument.
Nr. Stensbery also read interesting extracts
from the work in question; after which the gen
tlemen present purchased all the volumes on
hand.
Major Mcdonald then introduced the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
Resolred. That the Washington Monument So
cietS regards the present as suitable occasion
upon which TO express their hope and belief that
TIE people Of the Unitod States will yet complete
the monument under their charge, and that they
are encouraged Dy the recent general expression
in favor Of the accomplishment OF tse purpose.
EesoIred, That the thanks OF the Washington
National Monument Society be presented to Sen
atcr J. S Morrill, for the interest which hs has
manifested In the object to which the society is
devoted: the erection n the National Capital Of
e worthy monument TO the Father OF his Coun-
try"
On motion, the society then, at 80 p. m, ad-
ed
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~ ACCIDHNTI

An accident occurred at the Midland depOL
when the Fifth regiment disembarked, by which
q gunner was seriously hurt. He was engaged
in loading the gun when premature explosion
took place, blowing his ramrod many feet in the
air, and shattering badly one of the mans hands
and one side Of his face. He was conveyed to q
procured.
The cay Tes celebrated by proper ceremonies
ciInati and other principal cities Of the country
National Republican., 1876-02-23
EVERY ONE SPEAKS FAVORABLY.

lTr. Sterens:
from childhood, causing my mouth to be so sore .:
times that have been unable to eat Have taken
your NEGETINE. After taking few doses found
1t relieved the faintness 1t the stomach that al
ways accompanies Canker humor; and by The time
had taken the third bottle my mouth was entire
" cured Have not been trOu bled WITH IL since
tn at time, which is eight mont ago. have re-
CONNIE nded ii to several Of my acquaintanceS, and
every one speaks fdyorably of Its good effect:
Yours, truly, L. 3. SHERMAN.
VEGETTNE extends its influence into every part
Of the human organism, commencing with It's foun-
datton: correC ting diseased action and restoring
vital powers, creating a healthy form Itlon and
puri cation of the blood, driving out disease, and
leaving Nature to perform Its allotted task.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
fe19-S&Wtf
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II You Use "Bassett's"

(liquid) Laundry Gloss" starched goods may be
hung out the coldest weather and in windy
weather and the starch Will not freeze out. Un-
equaled finish; preserves the fabric. Beginners
can do good work with 1t. For sale at Flints, go
3
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The London Saturday Review,

Speaking of the illustrations frtm "Seribner's
Monthly" used in Mr.. Kings book on THE
Southern States OF America, says:
ave are almost ashamed to acknowledge that
1t would not be possible to fnd In any b)ok pub
Hshsd in England, wood engrayings Of ths same
minuteness and precision, and beauty, as are here
TO be seen on every page"
National Republican., 1876-02-23
n. Woman Burned BY the Coal Oil Explosion

The colored woman, Barbara Wedge, who was
burned BY the explosion Of coal oil lamp, at her
home in Limerick alley, raised quite sensation
yesterday by saying that her hu1band, John,
threw II at her. The police Immediately took
charge Of John, bu. Barbara very soon AFTER
wards denied the story and said It was her own
fault that the lamp was upset, which is very
probable. The woman's IN aries are very serious,
and IL Is doubtful whether she will recover.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
GENERAL NEWS OF IHECIT

Ctyfls UED WORK Oh fHE NAyGELySIS
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GRAND CIVIC AND MILITARY DISPLAY

GALA TINE IN CID ALEXANDRIA
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JURORS.
Grand JuIY Panel.

The :ollCuing are the grand jurors for the
March tenn Of the Criminal Court: W. q. Costin,
2o4 street soathwe;t; William B. WyIie, lois
Seventh stree. northwest; John Bailey, El9
Fourth street northwest; Edward Temple, 800
Psnnsylvj mia avenue; John NJ. Young, COACH
maker; r pbtft Murray, 2l7 Four and -a-haIf
street ncrthwes'; George 7. SmallWood, College
Hill; Joseph A. Bluuden, 81 Market street,
Georgettwn; Charles II. Jones, s22 Third street
northwest; Geo. F, kennedy, street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth, northwest; ohm Van
RiswicE, Co Indiana avenue; Charles a Shater,
Il2 Twelfth street northwest: Joseph z. waters,
Frederick street, GeoTget W. 7. keenan,, -
Bridge street, Georgetown; Andrew Archer, SIS
sixth street southwest; John T. Reynolds, 10
9ls Twelfth street southeast; Daniel S. Hardness,
l72O street northwest; 5. I. Davis, 62l Pennsyl-
vanis avenue northwest; Z. NJ. Chapin 6Sl q
town; Charles H. Pickering, Market street,
Georgetown; Peter Page, lT2' street north
west.
TETIT JURY.
The following are the petit jurors for the same
west Fred. W. Pratt, SIS Third street; J as. Foy.
lO3 street southeast; Henry W. Lee, lI4O
street northwest; James Barker, a Fourth street.
David Jsckson, 55 Bridge street, Georgetown;
p. ]. Buckley, COZ street northwest: Jas. w.
Day 2l3s PenDsylTana avenue :: j. vi wdiSS InSmp;
First street. Georgetown: Samuel Queen, coun-
ty, west of Rock Creek: J. W. KRAFT, CO., Twelfth
Street northwest; Robt. Goodman, 100 -Four. and
ahaIf street southwest; l. q. Combs, Ninth and
g streets northwest; James McCauley. 4I4 NJ
street northwest; A. S. Solomons, l2O5 X street
northwest; W. Tilley, 50T seventh street north
west; J. H. Richardson, 800 Sixth street south
west; James Ambush, 45l New York avenue:
VIM. H. Landrick, 1904 Fourth street northwest;
James A. Loveless, $50 o street northwest; ]. F..
Lucas, 933 Seventh street northwest; Thomas
Abbott, 1859 Second street northwest; John II.
Furgeson, 10 West street, Georgetown; Edward
J. Simpson, 9l9 E street northwest.
National Republican., 1876-02-23

FRsGEENEBS II tbs fGFI sfa VICINITY
National Republican., 1876-02-23
address, and was frequently Interrupted with ap'
plsuse.
Nr. Nicholas Ca Ian, the CHOSEN
ORATOR FoR TEE OCCASION,

followed, and delivered the Grafton.
lie hTst spoke Of the society org antSa.lon, an1
regarded IL as DUTY that they should observe
the day in scms becoming manner. lie called az
natinn OF the eartn would be politically Tegener-
ated from he thaldrom CT deposition as the tnevl-
table result Of the heritage OF freedom left 70 hs
eounirymen by George Washington.
This city. with Its remarkably healthyeltmate,
magniticent public buildings and private dwell.
ipgs, and wonderful adaptation for all classes oil
Improvements that condUce to health and lon-
gevity, has particular earse for holding his mem.
10 making 1t what IL row is-the polished seat OF
the most liberal Government OF ancient or mod
ern times, and a special object OF admiration on
the part ofvisitors and travellers.
ing unfinished, the foundation Of which has lain
for the past IS years, and said that while the
unfortunate dificulties that had existed with
some Of the States were calculated to retard It's
progress, yet since. the happy reconciliation and
peace at home sEd abroad, the time scenes 70
have arrived when additional attention shoud be
bestowed upon this work so long neglected. Inc
hard times and the scarcity OF money has been
commonly set up as the cause Of neglect, but that
is not borne out by exterior appearances, Ior
never were SO many splendid equipages seen on
the streetS, more parties or social gatherings
given, nor such magnificent displays OF wealth or
costly ornRmentation made, nor any amusement
season better DatroniZed. As these indications
do not belong 20 a country that is suffering from
prolonged money crisis let all indulge 10 the
hope that another and more successful eHort VIII
be made, and that they would see the great mon-
umental column pierce the mists that now mover
gloomily ever IL.
Al the conclusion Of the grafton. at the sugges-
tIon Of Mr.. Easily, the Presidents proclamation
promuIgatfng the joint resolution oI Congress
making WsshingtSn'ss 6Tfhoay ,,h o,a ngal hOiaas
A vote of thanks was rendered TO Nessrs'
Easily and Callan, and the society adjourned.
National Republican., 1876-02-23
A NATIONS DAY.

SMHiNGNHj NMVIRSGRY eIlaBllHb
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Tho Rebcllion OF the stomach.

The stomach Obstinatcly rebals against all efforts
to make 1t digest superintendent or indigestOlS
food. When at Of dySpcpsia has been brought Oh
by oyef.Indugenee in the pleasures Of the table, OF
any other cause, the invalid can obtain from Hos
letters stomIch BItters FOmpter aud more COM
ple.e relief than from any other source. This ad'
mtrasIs spCcIac not only renders diSestion active
but regulates the secretion and distribution Of The
blIo, re-establEshes q regular hablt Of body when
eostlvcness e1ts restores the appetite, sOo.hes and
InyISusates the nerves, and, II taken before EsIT'
Ing, facilitates slGsp. Under thesa happy eonal-
lions, the dyspepte or bilious Eablest resains los'
aesh, hi, spirits recover thsIr elasticity, and all thu
varIou, and haranIng bodily and mental symptOtni
Of chrenIc Indigestion disappear. eodAw
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Republican State Convention.

AcOayeutIou Of the uman Republican PEftg Oh
west virginia viii be bsld II the city Of FfssEs'
hun. on THURSDAY, the 97tA day o. 9aly, isIs,
ior ~ pur,oso Of nominating candidates iof me
osst,, Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
Genrr,l State Superintendent Of Free Schools and
Tine JAGGED the Court d AppeAls; also icE thc
pQrposs OI nominating an. Electoral Ticket and
t,.aactlng such other pSopG business Is may come
before the Convention.
The Union Republican Party Of the State !. re
aues,el touppont delegates TO aid Convention hon
The various counties, at such time and IN such man
uer As may be convenient 70 the psOpls Of the 'sT
cral COUNTIES.
All voter, Of the stste, without regard to ra'
SlIueal dlterenees, or party atAtioas, Who are Ii
hvot u such changes In OuI Constitution and Law
rs experience has shown Necessary, and iaIot re
i+epehment and economy In the administration o
our State afllrs, and the Punishment Of OtlaA
errup,lon, are cprdIally invited % participate II
The aId County and State Conventions.
BIZ order Of tho State Union Republican Exec
,IT4 comm,ttee JOHN W. MASON,
GElYroS, ". VA, June ], 1876. Chairman
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Republican Congressional Con-
vention.

ConyentlOn Of the Republicans Of The Flsh
Coprre,,oral District Of tho State Of West 'iSleia
viii be held At ParkerIburS on THURSDAY, 'n'
9Th day Of July, 1876 for the purpose oil nominal
IN, a Candidate for CunSresI and such other Susi'
ues A, may COME before the Convention.
The Republican party Of, the sAid District an
requested TO appoint delegates to the Convention
from the sevsral Counties comPodns the District
at such time and In such manner 8 may = con
vensapt ehO. tpu AnDS'
MOrSp ,vLLE, July II, 1873. Chairman
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Republican Congressional conVsn'
tion.-Sscond District.

The Union Republicans Ct the scC'nd CongFcs-
iop,l Di,,ris, viii meet In Convention on FRIDAY
The 18th day o! July, 1875, at Grafton, for The PGF:
pose Of nominating clndEiate for the HOase Of
representative In the next Congress, and tue
TRANSACTION d such other buineas as may Be proper
M order Of the Executive Committee.
GEO. G. sTURGIss, Chairman.
joins VI. MASON, se!y. ""
IgepublIcln and Indepeadent papers in the SCe'al
District please eopy.l
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THE TERRIBLE HEAT.
rrirhtiuI Exhibit OF Mortality
Among the Little Ones.

Sev York Herald Of the ?lth.l
As soon as the Offices OF the Board OF
Health were opened yesterday morning
the corps of doctors appointed filed in and
preparations were begun to stay the fear
iul mortality which has prevailed among
the children Of this city. The magnitude
Of the death list is extraordinary and
without a precedent. In twenty-five day;
there have been overs 900 children buried
under the age Of five years. The direct
cause OF their deaths was cholera imam
tuu. caused By the extreme heat and want
of propcr diet and fresh air. The death
list showed that there were for the
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cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
lO ~ AND COUNTY COURT.
ciGa Y. McEulty, with ". 4.
NeSultY her husband,
OHIO CoUN.


james N. Ewing, Jr., Elizabeth
Richardson, With W. R Richard
son her husband, Mary BtSgs.
With james Il. BIGr her hus- In ChAnCSry.
band, Emma 8 Peck With VIM.
Peek her huhand, JEmes Il. EW-
ing and Kate Ewing, heifs II hS
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary EVing, WIDOW q the aid 81.
Wn. Ewing, dee'd.
By virtue q the authcrIty vested In the under
hgned by Adeeree entered In the above entitled
Gauss, on ths-.day d juno, ls7S, In the MD
County CouFt, The undersigned, IpeeiAl Couanis-
doners, YIN sell nj pablo auction, 70 The highest
bidder At tn front door Of tie Court House Of OHIO
county, West Virginia, on
MONDAY, the 2tth day d. July, ls76, cummenc-
ing at 10 O'clock 4. n,
The ALLOWING described nal estate, situated On
wheeling Island, IN the dty q Wheeling, State Of
West Virginia, that htoay: LOU Numbered forty
hall o. lot number ioEtJ-nTo tig, In that addition
10 the city Of Wheeling known q the addition
TO the city q WheelinglEid out by Henry Moore,
trustee Of the estate 81 EbeneEer zahe, deceased,
IN such parcels n may bst ntserVe the Interest,"
Of The pSrties.
TINS or sAfR-0ne-t Third In hand, and - much
more q the bidder may deAre 70 pay The remain
der In two notes d nine md eighteen months, With
interest from TIA day q ale % Be secured In neh
manner a maybe atIstAcfoEy 70 the CommisHlon-
tn Title 66eTUtAlnOd until the purchase money
& al raid. DANIEL PECK and u.
JOHN Q. PESDLEToS,
Special Commissioners.
WI HALLER, AuetlonesE. iel9
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DIED.

JOHNSON Thursday afternoon, July 20, 1876,
Of fifteen MINUTES past u o'clock, CHARLOTTE, In
iAHt daughter Of George E. and EmmA Johns.
Funeral will take place from their residence this
Saturday morning at . O'clock. Friends Of thS
family are invited to attend. ..t....s. of
ELLIoTT.-on,. Thursday morning. July %,
1876, At Rosbys Rock, ". Vac ELIZA, wife Of
John Elliott, IN the 57th year Of her age.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-----.---->------------ -
ACARD.

TSGl sbo M Sussring from the erru's and In
dissTetians d youth, nervous ueAkness, early de-
.ay, ka o. manhood, Ae.;.INill send recipe that
vm este J6a, FREE Up CHARGE This great
rszaSdy ~ discovered By niItOony in S0sfth
AmsrSea. Esn1 = Selt-A4dressed enTelUps 70 the
REY. rJoSEpH I. IXNAX, Slaaiaa D, BlbIs ROuIs
!Sas IeFl GU. .lal.g fes9-e"dAV
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Rules and Regulators Of he Kheeilnu Hofsl
Market and Stock AstnS.. -.l :


lst. All stock sold By this Agency 70 be - repre
sented Ormbney refunded, and The highest bddsl
d. All horse offered iOr ale and prove not a,
represented BY thu owner, II old Gnd'rturnOd
VIII Be charged With the commission.
ID. A deposit VII be required Of al buyGS vher
| The property Il Knocked down 70 them.
4th. AL horses sola At public auction VIM b uh.
ect totrAl until o'clock r. ~, and u not - repre-
Rnled BY the Auctioneer are FetuFnA6le and tn
money will Be refunded.
sth. This Agency wiz not Be responsible To-
stolen o. m0rteAeed property. The seller win a
al times b made knoEn 70 The buyer, and NhGFC
any d0ubt exists searching Investigation viii b
made and fully rtpFeeated 70 the purchaser.
9Th. A registry lee Of 50 cents win b ehGrrel ics
all stock 10 Be offered for ME through this GgOncy
An additional fee d 81 % VIII be charged HheiI
the property i TO b advertised In our regular Cat.
Alogue sales ~,
III. A commission Of IS o WI b charged On al
als Of bosses unatr 500 and per cont additional
on al sums over eco; ame on wagons, 61egies
haEpes, &c, pnlel under Sto, then iSPsf esntNtli
be the eomminiOu.
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NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoS.-A MEDICAL
IN Esay, oonRIhng 4 series Of ltctura deliver
"a II HAhn'E Museum d Anatomy, New Yak, on
the eGpse add cure Of Premature Decline, showing
Indignantly how lost he!lth may b TeEaintd, AZ
lor4fnE eleH gnopAl q The lnpedlnenta to mar;
TilEe, aud The Treatment o! neTTUui and physieai
debility, being The result d - ybr1 experience.
Pricn IS. AddrUg thu author, DR. !. J. KAHN,
OEee and residence 81 East loth stIset, New York.
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RATES OF BOARDING HoRsEa

Sixty cents per day for drove horsa or harIss IN
slle; q % PER day for hGss thGt are required x
b handled o. exercised and broken.
will hep careful and attentive gro0ns, and
hnEses leit In my eare will have proper care md At
tsntiOn and handed properly, bat Win not b ~
EponSlble ta unATotdih bio Aecldents.
Parties having property % ogef VIII rOCeiVl
prompt Attentiol b AaaRHng
whesline, ". Va, o. at Btidesport o
J. G. HERvEY, Apet1nneefl myA
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specialties for Families.

Coxe's ana HasouT RsAntd Gelatina,
ChaIeo Sherry and MAderia Wins,
COn 6tHreh, supsFtW u1de,
TAPioa, very ADe and white,
3 Peaa saEO, for PaldinSA
Cblsats's Cashmere Boquet Soap,
COiFais's Honey md R1SSoaps
BadnSs AlFbF and BGth Soaps,
TGllmAn's Fine PsL5GmsI,
Hrim's Co,GSnes
EnslESh Nail md Tooth BEusAa,
BuhaI0 Hair Brushes,
Rubber Dressing Combs,
FreneA Hair OILS and PoEn1deS,
T- HandkeFehieI Extracts
AMI ali ether DFuHtAS Sup4Eie4 II
'' Ls0eHLlN sRoTHERS a cos,