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Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

BEAUTIFUL SNow.-The full Corca of
Ihls familiar expression was made appor-
ent during the past week. About spr-
down last Friday evening, the snow
which had been falling all afternoon
came in much larger flakes and for half.
an-hour it came thick and fast. attract, :
ing general attention. Few of the flakes
seemed to be less than one inch across
and from this to about three inches. One
flake by actual measurement was az bv
2% inches in size.
Wednesday of this week was n sunny
day, and the popularity concerning the
snow was that it adhered closely to the
branches Oftrees and such other objects as
1t came in contact with. AT nine O'Clock
In the evening the storm ceased and the
silver moon appeared in all its brightness,
:he snowclad face of nature presenting one
OF the most beautiful Winter landscape
scenes ever witnessed. Each branch and
twig Of tree and shrub was covered with
snow to the depth of an inch, assuming
the most fantastic shapes, and presenting
an endless variety of forms to the imag-
NATIVE mind. The graceful weeping
willow seemed long lines of snow reach
ing from the apex almost to the ground /;
the interlacing limbs of fruit trees, each
well defined in its garment of snow, pre-
sented most imposing appearance, while
the stately pines with their boughs cover
cd here and there, at apparently regular
intervals, with immense punches and
knots of snow, were simply grand. Even
the picket fences were matter of inter-
est and added beauty to the general view,
each picket wearing cap of snow, stand
ing out distinct and separate from that of
its neighbor. Add to this, by way of
back ground, the hills to the north of town
gradually ascending until at last is clear
ly outlined against the Winter sky the
high, barren and snow-clad summit of
Mt. Bally range, an1 we had scene un-
surpassed for beauty and grandeur in the
habitable world.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

PROBATE CouRT.-1n the Probate
Court Of this County, on Monday last
John w. Smiley, Administrator Of the
state of II. NJ. Meissenheimer, deceased,
presented his accounts Of final settlement
in said estate, and it was ordered that he
be discharged upon filing with the Clerk
of the Court the necessary vouchers and
receipts from the heirs of Mcissenheimer,
deceased.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

APPoRTIoNMENT of State School Mon
ey, recently received will appear next
week.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11
THE EYES THE EYES I
DIR. f. ii. PARDEE,
Oculist and Aurist.
a FTER a pRoTRAcrED BLIND.

A F'TER a PROTRACTED BLIND.
N moss of more than fivo years, DIR. Pardes
has made hinsol. thoroughly and soiontihcal
iy acquainted with all Discusses of tho Eyo,
and Is now practi0lng with n success not sur
passed In tho United Status.
All operations performed, such as Strabis-
mus, or crOas-eyc, Cataract by linear cxtrae-
tion, Depression or Absorption, Ptorygium, or
hoshy membrane growing over the cys, H. Noduc-
tion of Staphyloma, or bullying out Of tho eye,
Artificial Pupil. Fistula, Lachrymalis, or clos
Ing OF tho tear passngc, and all deiormitios of
tho Lids, oto,
pain, and possessing all tho movements and
brillinncy OF tho real oye. A large assortment
constantly ON hand and for salo at reasonable
prices. Tho Doctors Eye bath for the troat-
mont and cure of all nervous diseuSos is used
all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have scnt
him cases for operation, ho hopes TINT his uni
yersal success will warrant a continuation OF
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator
II cO-oxtonsiyo with his success, as patients
aro presenting themselves. for treatment and
opcrai ions. from Now York and Boston. almost
monthly. Many patients Gan bo soon ut the
Doctors Office daily, In different stages Of re-
oOyory.
Orflcr -7a7 clay street, Opposite tho
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" Ls~r .. ..s Q.
be bsitsVsa shOsgh hs ss. sks shs trssh.'
Reports arc In circulation through tho uppor
country that hnvo retired from business that
] have gone 10 the Atlantic States, that l anu
In Europe, &c., &c. To those Interested 1 will
say that tho report has been gotten In circuIa-
tiOn for tho furthcranco of orhor parties, who
arc trying 10 obtain, illogitimatcly. AN eyo
practice. The report has boon started by an
itinerant In0untobank, and without tho least
truth, as nm at my office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
u. II. PARDEE, OcuIist,
7H Clay Street,
my2j-iy. SAN FRANCISCO.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

In spite of heavy storms, the mail and
express from Shasta and below arrive
on time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Three teams
arrived from Reading this week, loaded
with merchandise fot NJ. Lang, John
Martin, and the Chinese.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

TIE charges against Secretary Belk-
nap, followed by his resignation and the
presentation of impeachment articles
against him by the House of Representa-
tives, are the absorbing topics Of Wash
ngton news. President Grant is blamed
for having accepted BcIknap's resigna
ton, but he claims that he was unaware
of the serious nature ofthe charges against
him when he did it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

Too LATE.-Our regular Sacramento
letter was a little irregular this week
having arrived too late for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

WEATHER to-day is clear, cold and
beautiful, indicating that the storms arc
over and that Spring is about to open.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

AccIDENT.-W. II. Bladgett, of China
Flat, Trinity River, recently shot one of
his fingers off while handling a pistol.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

PUBLIC SCnooL.-The G. amman De.
partment of the Wcaverville Public
School opened on Monday last, Mr.. II
II. Heath being in charge rs teacher
The Primary Department will commence
next Monday Mrs E. b. Ames, teacher,
being expected home from San Francisco
this Friday evening. There will be no
intermediate Department this term, the
Trustees having concluded to furnish this
School year with two teachers, and make
other arrangements for the next year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

DIDN'T GET THRoUGH.-Th Hum
boldt mail carrier failed to get farther
on his way last week than Cedar Flat, at
which point it was impossible to cross
the river on account of high water. Re-
tnrnng here on Wednesday, he got this
weeks mail and again started out. 1t is
probable that he will make the through
trip this week, although there must be a
large body of snow on the Mountains
cata is one of the toughest in the United
States, the only wonder being that he
mail is got through in Winter rs often as
it is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

yryRINITY COUNTY WARRANTS
4 taken at their Market value in payment
for subscription to the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

Passengers will find Tick cts via this favorit
route at Tho tiencrnl Ticket Office Of tho Con
trail Pneihc Railroad, Sacramento.
Tickets for salc In all tho Ticket oilcos Of
tho Central pacihc Railroad.
W. II, ETENNETT, Gen. Pas. Agent
MARTIN lluGIllFT. Gcn. Sup.
H. l.. STANWOOD, General Agency, i7I
Montgomery streot. San Francisco. aug iO-Iy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

PosTPoNEMENT.-O lowing to the inclem-
ency of the weather, the Concert an.
nounced by the Weaverville Musical
Union for Tuesday last, has been post
poned until this Saturday evening, March
llth, at which time it will positively take
place. The additional opportunities fol
rehearsal given by the postponement
will render the entertainment much better
than it would otherwise have been, and
we hope to see the large attendance at
the Concert which this worthy local asso.
citation merits. Go and enjoy yourself
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11

BOOTS made to order and repairing neatly
done, at reasonable rates. dsell-i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-03-11
ROLL OF HONOR.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
rscvl,ar Family rrs~hls.

MAH cNAAaRD WIFE lunNTNa AWAY WITH A1s |
OWE xAor1nA's wun-Hn TAKxs HHn 10 NM
RoNu. WuK1R HIs OWE WIFE COMPLAINT OF
HnaI.xcr-DtvenoR AFFIXED ron. 80
Ksnnard Smith, who rsAdss u rs Wealasson
street. has dsalrsd N 70 lay before the public
the following statement Of his family troubles 10
cosreot certain fslss accusations which he says
have been made against him. Three years ago
~ 1uly he married AiHs Jane Marvin, OF this
city. with whom be lived very happily until. -
hs says, . certain physician practcing in Will
mingtnn cost . shadow over his home. The
next oousa he ssyz, viii bring to the surface al
Smiths brother, Chas. W. Smith, ia living in
Keosauqua. Van Buren, county, Iowa. About
seven years ago he married Mary Jane Richard
son, . well-eo,dO farmer reading nett North
EasA in Cecil county Nd. ny whom ID has bad
tvo children. They removed West after the
marriage. Last summer Charles ". Smith
came East leaving his wife ut home. The spe-
oiAl object Of his Wait, KennArd Smith sAys, waa
10 convey their sister TO his Western home, and
ksnnazd further saya that falling IN his purpose
company him, tho two leaving Wilmington sep
arassly about the last Of August, bun meeting in
PhilaAslphia. ~
= Nh6s 9hat t,me Kennard AYERS that his broth.
Or has been living . =! inients aud pafpnsss'
He makes this statement on the authority Of
/. Oharles's wife, who has written to him several
letters OF inquiry Nd complaint, which wert
shown us laat evening. The nnfortunate
woman bitterly bewAils her condition, give.
with considerable particularly the indig
mites and wrongs to which she say
she 10 subjected, and expresses = determi
nation to rejoin her friends in Cecil county un
less change 10 made in hsr home Me. ne
Kennard and his wife we're both members O
Asbury church, and sinos.shs left her hone Oh
has written to Rev. M. Kramer and obtained
certificate OF membership. Proceedings hav
been begun by KennArd, he says, for divorce
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
The Dog and the Baker.

Sir Walter Scott tells OF one OF his dogs that it
oao day furiously attacked the baker, and was
with great difficulty called Off. But as the dog
observed the baker coming every day to leave
bread for the family, he began to regard him in
favorable light, and in time the dog and the
baker became great friends One day Sir Wal
ter was telling somebody how the dog had at
tackled the baker, and immediately he began
the story the dog skulked into the corner Of the
room, turned his face to the wall, hung his ears
and lowered his tail, and displayed every sign Of
being heartily ashamed Of himself. But when
Sir Walter came to the end OF the story, and said
But Tray didn't bite the baker," the dog turned
round in Il moment, jumped and frisked about,
and was evidently quite restored to his own good
opinion. To try the dog, Scott repeated the sto-
ry in different tones Of voice, and in the midst
even OF other conversation; but it was always
the same. Directly he began, the dog crept in
to the corner, but when he came to "But Tray
didn't bite the baker, he always capered back
again in triumph. Correspondence animal
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

-"Puts and calls may be properly defined
thus: You put your money in the hands of a
broker for the purpose of speculation and call
for the profits in vain.
-Poughkeepsie, according to the Press Of
that city, is the home of a woman 70 cross-eyed
that when she weeps tears from her left eve
drop on her right cheek.
The Savannah Ne'rs says there is no portion
OF the South where industrious laborers are not
needed, and where they would not find imme-
diate employment at good wages.
1t is claimed that certain leading Demo-
cratic politicians of New York and OF the West
have agreed with some prominent independent
journalists to support Senator Thurman for the
Presidency.
brooklyn is the home Of a charming girl
with face so sunny and alluring that IN
old gentleman recently said OF her, " II Kisses
had been entirely unknown she. would have in
vented them"
james Parton il described as a middle.
eized, lean, and specialized gentleman, with
pleasant brown-beArded face hair fisttened on
tho top and sides of lis head a suit OF black
brosdclotl that did not fit him the evidence of
Little bad taste IN shape Of watch chain, dang
ing across lis low-cut yest. 'e
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

Refcrring to subject which was alluded to in
= recent letter from Washington TO the CoMMER-
oIAI., the correspondent Of the Philadelphia Star
writes
The great control the Southern Democracy in
the House have.over their Northern brethren 10
we'll Illustrated in the election Of one DR.. Ham
bleton, OF Georgia, to be clerk Of the Committee
on Ways and Means. This 10 one Of the most
important positions iu the House, the clerk re-
moved having held it for twenty consecutive
years, he, by his excellent qualities, having held
over under all administrations. The new ap-
pointee halls from Georgia, but since the down.
fall Of the Southern Confederacy, he has been .
resident Of Washington, his principal business
in the interim being to stand around the lobbies
Of the hotels and express regret for the restora-
ton Of the Union. So great 3 rebel was he that
at the Assassination Of President Lincoln he
openly approved the act, and to show that he
WAS in earnest he named child that his wife
had Just born to him, Wilkes Booth Hambleton,
saying at the time that his child should bear the
name Of the greatest hero OF the age.
Why could not this important position have
been given to some good Democrat OF the North,
who had fought for or favored the UnioD2 Why
select man who thought John Wilkes Booth 1
hero2 warn my Democratic brethren. to pom.
der over this matter ard ask themselves wheth
or they ere going to support such infamy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
The Difference IsetXyeen I'm.

There is vast difference, Gays the Danbury
Ne,os, in the conduct of man and woman in
she Immediately Frances down town, and for
hours will walk contentedly along a crowded
thoroughfare. receiving fresh impulses Of joy
every time another woman scans her wardrobe.
But man is SO different. He won't put on his
new clothes for the first time until it is dark.
Then no goos down so cautiously AZ to almost
create the impression that he is sneakipg along.
II he secs crowd on the corner no will slip
across the way to avoid them, and when he
goes into his grocery he tries to get behind as
many barrels and boxes az he can. All the
time he is trying his level best to appear az il
the suit WAS six months old, and all the while
realizes that he is making an internal failure Of
it. We hope the time will come when new
pants will be 30 folded by the manufacturer that
they won't show ridge along the front OF each
les when the wearer dons them.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
21geAie1l,
"TRUTA ~ alenTr. AND WILL
SWORN STATEMENT
BOSTON POLICE OFFICER.

II. X. STEVENS:
~, a., .-rrom exnfnurs I >ooh sick about
{" - ,s..,..ss,. 80, ~. vs,oh
7 &u6ered about montAa Wheo recovered from
tso fever found myself suffering W1tA yein v my
aonsultsd 4 pky aichsa anA paad lin over NV for
astsndine mo, and III The while wes gradually
sroWios voFsc, 1Han oos phvsic'aH Aftef anoh her
~ emnioyed until seven Of the bses poyaiciA13 Of
8oeton nd taken my cass In hand. ~.
IN cousultatiOn between, several Of the leading
phypicisps they concluded my complaint was asth-
~ mn Eapefai DEBILITY had Rfoat difnrulty N
breathins and On inhaler was required 70 a4ogd me
breath, Through the treatment Of oae pAys!oiAn
fook from rs % loo boxss OF oAiosl pil1 and faith
fniiv tried m me medicine that each physician
nrescrhod. From nv long siCknsas, and the VAT
amount Of medicine used 70 overOnme the great
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
An Old Iiiinoi. Conplc,

We find the following credited to arural paper
in Illinois "Dr. Wilkins, Of Paramount, recent
ly visited man and woman in Montgomery
county, Ind. whose ages are respectively ia
and III years, Ani who have lived together in
the marriage state So years. The name OF this
couple is Fruits, and they are the parents Of
Mrs. Thomas Williams, Of Csltin township. The
old man stands up as straight as ramrod, and
does quite good deal Of work every day. lie
has always been = moderate liver, aud uses no
tobacco, which is an argument against tobacco
users. But his wife has been . steady smoker
for sixty years, which is an argument in favor Of
tobacco. The old lady il afflicted with a cancer,
which made its appearance upon her forehead
forty years ago, and which she is now doctoring.
At ono time in her life she weighed 225 pounds,
ut gradually shrunk away till she now tips the
hs am ar 1D5
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
FURTHER PROOF,
FACTS WILL TEL L.

d. X. STEVENS, ESQ:
Dear sir-Allow me to say . word In favor OF
vIGHrIEE. During the past year ] have suffered
from complication of diseases. laid In bed from
the Sd Of November until the middle OF the follow
. week had eight Of the lest physicians u the
atate but got no help. and constantly grew wOrBe.
They agreed Lad heart disease, phthisic, pyaems
aud kidney comp amt, and could never be any bet
ter. was reduced IN weight 70 pounds, which Ia
much. for am naturally thin.
In June, finding was falling under the treat
vEaErlNs, through the earnest penuation Of friends
and am happy TO state, with good results. have
gained ten pounds In weight and cln sit up all day
walk half . mile and ride six
am greatly encouraged, and shall continue Us
Ing the VEGETlNR II can get 1t. ! am poor man
but for the truth Of this statement refer to AMI
man In GOfstown or vicinity.
YOurs, very thankfully.
A. J. BURBECK,
Aug. I, 1915, Gonstown. N. II.
vKGRTINK IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
tlAcQAAW
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
How AavertI,Iux Has crown

The matter of advertisins,as business meas
ure, is often misunderstood. 1t is an undenia-
bic rule Of trade that advertising pays. or
course the same judgment and prudence must
be exercised In advertising as in any other part
of ones business. II this ia not done, instead
OF paying it may become source OF loss. 1t is
more necessary to advertise now than it was fif-
ty or hundred years, or even twenty-five years,
ago. People are more busy now than they were
then. They have less time and leisure to look
about for what they want. They look to the
newspaper to learn where their wants can be
supplied and they accept it ~ 4 settled rule
that the man who advertises the commodities
which he has to dispose Of, instead Of waiting
for the people to find it out themselves, is the
best man to deal with, and most likely to give
Satisfaction.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
Rights of Allen PrOPersy.E0ldors IL
the United states,

the United STATES,
The disabilities Of aliens in respect to real
property have been materially lessened in most
Of our statos and in some they are entirely
removed, as in Massachusetts,, Maryland, Flori-
ds, Ohio. Illinois, lows, Wisconsin, Nebraska,
Dakota, and Nevada. In New York, South Car
DINA, Texas, and many others, the alien may
take, hold, and devise lands after declaring his
intention to become citizen in conformity with
tho naturalization laws In Connecticut and
California the alien, il a resident in the State,
may purchase, hold, inherit, and transmit lands
in the same manner as citizen. The right Of
forfeiture, it should be observed is very rarely
exercised by the States on the contrary, the
Legislatures are very liberal in making laws to
cure defects Of titles arising out OF the alienage
OF former holders, and in releasing in favor Of
the natural heir the rights of escheat which may
have accrued to the State by the death Of an
alien ancestor in possession Of lands. In re-
spect to personal property, aliens may at COM
mon law take, hold, and dispose of it, and make
and enforce contracts in respect to it, just as
native citizens may do.-APplto,s' american
gydldpRdia,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

- : ON AND A,yxR srsn.y pvcrxa,. 4 ,s7n
'--'' n1IS I'M. y yss~w .u I'M A 1'' o.
LAIN LINE Wk6TWAhD.
Paol Accom-. ssO, o. and 10, A. H., llo 80, T. 30,
Pm III :. II. : =, = :
Limited Fast Mail, daily, ...............1sOA. N
Remove and Ksne ExD.. dslly. az Sundsv' a. III.
York and Hanover EXP, except tunday, j.90 A. n.
Lock Haven MAIL e1, SUNDAY, 1. 500 AM.
YORK Mail daily, except SUNDAY 500 A n
Mail train daily, ION Sunday leaves Il a.
n and run only 10 1aTftsbuf01. 49,. a0O AN
DOwning eovr Accfen ii ~ 4 + hi ia n p " :
on SUNDAY Al & "a MI -
Fnst IIne daily exc,nt Sunday ~ ss p n
Elmlra 4 Lack Haver Ern az arnuas ~ ~ - n
YORK, Hanover FrodT Acc s1. SUNDAY II. Is Pm
Harrisburg Acc daily excapt tjnnday ~. NnO pm
Bryn Mgwr Accom- daily ex 9unday 0Oo pm
Lancaster and York Acc daily al sunday 400 pm
Ptttsburg Exprees ds!ly excoft Snndsy,' S.iB pm
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

SUFFOLK g., BOSTON, Mans., Nov. sd, 1875
Then personally appeared the above named Eu-
gene e. sullivan, and made oath that the foregoing
HOSEA BOWEN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
The Portsmouth Navy Yard,

The hayward is being closed up at Ports-
mouth, Va. Orders were received on Wednes-
day to take down all the driving machinery in
thirteen shops and pack it away. All the opera
tivos were discharged at Christmas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
l0 WINTER 4RkAHaH,fnRT.
pALrIMoRE 4 POTOMAO R. R.

R1W YORK AND WA1MN0TON THROUGH
On AND A1TKR MAHM tn, 1915,
Tyaina y1l leAve WtlHl1GtoA y connection with
the Baltimore roeDmAc X r., u follaws:
Leave Wilmington 40, 4. II. Arrive Wa9hHgt1a
e.1A 4. Il, city ene. .,4s.TG. MI .T.-.5H. :
Leave Wilmington lasR 4. II. Arrive washiy gsoa
-, r. n, city hne. Vi - an .l.l. r.. -
Leave Wilmington lass r. \. Arrive waahngson
Leave Wilnlngtsa -, r. \. Arrive Warrington
k.lo, p. NJ, city 0He. d. f-tl y y
Leave WnminEtoa ITO. p. n. Arrive washinsson
liz ?. H.. city dme.
,uug utIa y HH5lRNMs @
Leave washington So. 4. H., city time Arrive
Wilmington la.O7, P. n. H0l
IssSs ws. ~ * ~ H. city tune Arrive
Lave washington 1t LIS p. \. Arrive winning
Leave warrington as P. ". city time. Arrive
Lsays Wa.ninstcn s.os, P. H.. city time Arrive
Wilmington In, 4. u. - I'D 80 :
Local Tfalns leave baltimore 100, $40 and 100
A. H., 100, 40, IT'S 9.so, p N. Arrive WAshinStoc
eo s.\b and H. A. H., s<s, 5.66, sot and lilo r.
II. - Ia. = ~ VIZ
Leave Warrington $40 and ll.w 4. n, e.Ao, Tic
and 1O.loP. II. Arrive Baltimore 1915, K n, In
b<B, SIS and II, p. n GEO. G. WnKni,
Superintendent
FRANK THOMSON, 1enl. Manager.
D. II. BOYD, JR, General PAA. AEt feb3f-0
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

THE ST. 6TEPhBNB HOTEL, Chssesus street
above Tenth, Nopened for the reception Of euesta
win compare favorably with the b.st hotels IN
this or any other city. RAtes, % TO % per day
Special rates To families and permanent guests.
Manager. 900 III ul''-7 nOvil,l9w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20
CLARKE'S NEW METHOD

This, fer Reed Instruments II lust what the other
y for tho Piano. IL has withatO0d exteasive 70
Views and ompartD0nA, end II pronounced BY teach.
eSB and musicians 70 be the best instTocfi0n b0ek
Of IL kind ever Published. For sale svssyWhere,
PFfce q, 80, for which It vii 10 mailed, post
free 10 any addfe19.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-01-20

This standard article Ia compounded with the
greatest care.
lts effects are a. wonderful and satisfactory Is
ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to it, youthful color
II removes all eruptOnS, itching, and dandrun !;
and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean.
BY Its tonic properties 1t restOreS the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, preventing badness,
and making the hair grow thick and strong.
As dressing nothing has been found 90 enectual,
or desirable.
says Of IT. consider 1t tAs best preparation for Its
intended purpose"