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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

TuE Manchester Guardians London cor
respondent says that the government will
not surrender Winslow until a supplement.
tai treaty has been negotiated, embodying
the principles of the act of 1870. Commun-
ications are now passing between London
and Washington for that purpose. If an
agreement is not reached by June 10, Wins
low will be released
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

G. NJ. ID. BLoss, killed last week Monday
night, near Cincinnati, had been connected
with the Cincinnati Enquirer for twenty-five
years, and was prominent authority among
democratic politicians for his statistics. lie
was warm personal friend and admirer of
Hon. George II. Pendleton, and although a
steadfast supporter of the democratic party,
and an earnest worker in its behalf, he never
held office. Two years ago he was candi-
date for Congress- but failed to be elected,
owing to the lukewaunness of his partisans.
lie was in his ffteth year. was born in Derby,
Vt, and leaves wife and four children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

FAST RIpING.-The fast train between
New York aud San Francisco arrived at the
end of Oakland wharf, which is within the
city limits of San Francisco, at twenty-five
minutes past nine o'clock A. aI.-twenty-six
minutes less than eighty-four hours arrived
at the wharf on the other side at forty-fve
minutes past nine O'Clock a. NJ, and at fifty
two and a half minutes past nine the passen-
gers alighted in the court of the Palace
Hotel, dusty and trayel-worn, but in good
health and spirits, This is the fastest train
ever yet run for that distance upon this con-
tinent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

ABDUL AzIz, the dethroned Sultan oil luihey'
committed suicide within two days from ms 'O,'
OF power At least they call II suicide ai'ho"s"
there are many people who will always prefer W
think that he was stransled by order oil us SUI,
cessor This has been for centuries fayorlte wa,
OF disposng OF lost causes in that country a"a
this may prove no exception to that very genera
rule
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07

TnE following mixture is said to be sure ue''',
TO currant worms one pail OF water, ana piees
OF common soap half the size Of an egg, nan pun
Of kerosene oil, mix well and apply with saiees
syringe IL will kill the worms and the n'''
shower will wash II of the bushes,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-06-07
A CredItahle showing.

While it is but fair to presume that no
kindness was intended, it is nevertheless
true that Secretary Bristow is under lasting
obligations TO the democratic investigators
in Congress for aifordng him so good M OPP
portunity TO compare the record of his sub
ordinate officers with those Of preceding adj.
ministrations.
On February 9th last, Congress passed 4
resolution requesting the Secretary Of the
Treasury TO inform that body what balances
are on the books of the treasury against pub
lie officers, the statement TO embrace the &C.
counts of all such officers or parties in which
balances have accrued since January ist
1880. In response to this resolution. the
Commissioner Of Customs, by direction of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, has prepared
a statement showing the balances standing
against customs officers, and disbursing
agents not customs officers, Some very re-
markable facts are developed by this show.
ing One is-and we ask the especial at.
tention Of corruption" howers thereto
that while the losses on the transactions Of
customs officers from 1880 to 1850 are
twenty-five dollars in ten thousand dollars
from 1860 TO 1875 they are only nineteen
dollars TO one hundred thousand dollars. In
other words, the loss from $50 to 1850 was
in the ratio Of two hundred aud fifty dollars
in one hundred thousand dollars Of money
expended, while from 1850 to 1875 it was
only nineteen dollars in one hundred thou
sand dollars. Nor does this give the full
significance Of the contrast, for aside from
the much larger expenditure incident to the
war, the lapse Of time allows Of little chance
of any Of the deficiency prior to 1850 being
made mp, while there is every probability of
so much of the subsequent deficiency being
accounted for as TO materially decrease the
rate of loss for the period from 1850 to 1873.
In view of this showing, well may the com
missioner say that he is Impressed with
the belief that no private business in this
country has been conducted with so small
loss as that shown for the first period, while
that for the second period is almost incredt-
ably small, and is convincing evidence Of the
general efficiency and integrity of the Off
cials engaged in collecting the vast sums in
volyed, and paying them into the treasury"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
IsocaI BrevItIes.

Sunset at 485.
Well this is December.
No court until Monday.
Sunrise tomorrow at O6.
Moon sets tonight at 4.8O.
DeNOrmandie displays some fine plated
ware
Suppose you go to Dubell's for the next new
hat you need
The American Rides Fair is open at Odd
Fellows Hail.
Boughmau, Thomas & Co. will have very
fine stock of holiday goods.
Sipple, at sd and Madison cannot be under
sold in fine teas and cofees.
Childrens shoes of every description may be
had of Fennesey, 90 Market street.
Mr., Grub, ssignee in the Churchman bank
ruptcies, adverti,es some valuable property.
Furs of all qualities and prices at Webbs,
2e4 Market street, at or below Philadelphia
prices.
The ladies of the Relief Society are making
extensive preparations for their fair on the
9th inst.
large advertisement once, and then dis
continued, creates the impression that the man
| has hzzled
Prices reduced for printing bill heods &c, at
the COMMERCIAL steam printing rooms,5lh and
| Market Streets
The "Senate fine CUT chewing tobacco can
only be got of S. W. Schultz at Brltton's old
stend in 4th street.
The cold weather brings mince pies into
/ season. The grocers mostly sell K. Ii. Jones's
| superb mince meat.
Five thousand and eighty Maryland licen-
ses to oyster dredgers have been issued at
Annapolis this season.
BY Pittsburg failure some of our Whining
ton carriage-makeTs lose from $4,000 TO $lO.OUO
so the Republican states.
Mr.. Hersey, of the COMMERCIAL, left on
Wednesday for a visit of few days to his
mother, an aged Woman,ln YORK county, Pa.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE is out, an excel
lent number. Copies Can be had in wrappers
ready for mailing at our office price cents.
| When you buy feathers be sure and buy re-
novated feathers. and you VIII have no trouble
with them. Adairrenovates his own by steam
The old patients OF DIR Franklin will be
pleased to learn that he will arrive in town on
Monday next prepared to treat all diseases ol
the feet
, Yesterday had such bad cold that could
not speak. used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,anC
to-day am as well as ever. 1t only cost mt
25 cents.
just step into Bors clothing house at &c
and Market streets and see his heavy winter
stock of garments. Prices way down on the
ground floor.
The Grand Central Hotel, New York, is tbs
only leading lrst-cass hotel that has come
down to ''hard PAM rates, viz reduced IRON
$500 10 50 80 and So 00 per day.
There will be practical Temperance meet
ing tomorrow night at Hall No. 6, Masonic
Temple, at 80 O'Clock, p IN. 1he public are
invited, including the ladies.
Politics doesn't enter into the tailoring busi.
ness and Gouert Il Co, can fit Hayes or Til
den man with heavy winter overcoat beautt
fully. provided he has the cash to pay for 1t
Gouert's prices are very moderate and his
styles are the latest.
we again remind our lady readers that Otley
Vernon will be found in 81 street market will
his usual supply of sausage, scrapple, lard anC
pork tomorrow fOrenopn If they want {
first rate article which is hard to find, call OIL
] Otley.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
SIXTH EDITION,
South Carolina.

THE TWO RIVAL BODIES STILL IN THE REPRE-
SENTATIVE CHAMBER AT HALF PAST ONE To-
DAY.
Associated Press telegram.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Dec. 1.-The situation
is unchanged. Both bodies have occupied
the House Of Representatives., since IL
o'clock, yesterday. The numerous propo-
sitions for compromise have availed moth
ing. It is now half past one o'clock and
the United States troops have not inter-
fered. The Democratic representatives Of
Edgefeld and Laurens are still in their
seats.
The Democrats are cheerful and claim
that the U. s. authorities cannot ignore
the decision of the Supreme Court.
1t is now likely sufficient number Of
Republicans will unite with the Demo-
Gratis, in which event the entire matter
will be settled.
1.-The opinions and expectations in the
above must be taken with caution, as from
Southern news agent.-ED. COMMERCIAL !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
The AIsberg case.

PROCEEDINGS IN THE U. B. COURT, TO-DAY
TESTIMONY HEARD.
In the United States Court this morning,
the case Of Martin Alsberg, on the rule to
show cause why he should not be discharg-
ed from custody, on his petition for writ of
hdbeas corpus came up; Judge Bradford on
the bench. Messrs. Lore, Harrington and
Hoffecker appeared against Alsberg, for
the creditors who had him imprisoned, and
Higgins and Whiteley for Alsberg,
Alsberg is charged by those resisting the
writ Of bdbeds corpus with fraudulently dis
posing of goods in his store, and of real
estate. A number Of witnesses were heard.
Andrew E. Grow, salesman for Hood,
Bonbright g. Co testified to the sale of
bill of goods to Alsberg, during April, 1876,
and that in the course of conversation at
that time he stated his ability to pay twice
the amount of his indebtedness. He also
testified to the amount Of goods in Alsbergs
store at various times about 80 days be-
fore the closing Of his store by the Sheriff
he estimated his stock at $4,000 to 3d.
0e0 did not think there were over So 900
worth on hand on the day OF sale.
Jno. E. Frock testified to there being
about $4,000 of goods in the store, some
eight or ten days previous to the closing,
and that not more than half that amount
remained on day of eale. Also that Alsherg
had stated to him since the failure that
he had offered to pay 40 cents on the dollar,
which was declined and that his creditors
would now have to do the best they could.
Court then took recess until I'll p. M,
and the case is further continued this after
noon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
FOURTH EDITION.
Louisiana Progress

A DECISION TO BE REACHED BY MoNDAY-THE
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE TO ISSUE AN AD-
DRESS, AS USUAL.
SpelaGl Dispatch to the Nei0 York Times.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-Nothing of i'm
portance occurred here o.day. The Re-
turning Board held a protracted session,
and heard great deal of testimony, all Of
which tended to strengthen the Republi-
can case. There is now no doubt that the
examination Of witnesses will be concluded
tomorrow, and that final decision will be
reached on Monday. The Committee of
Northern Democrats now here, are actively
preparing an address to the people of the
United States, which they intend
to telegraph over the country be-
fore the board has made its Judgment
and for the purpose of influencing public
opinion in their favor. In this address
they will declare that Mr.. Tllden is legally
and honestly entitled to the vote of the
State, and that it will be impossible for the
Returning Board to give Hayes a majority
without committing a glaring outrage.
They will also publish table of returns,
similar to that already printed in which
they attempted to show that the Democrats
had carried Louisiana by amajority of 1000
votes. The Republican Committee, with
better taste than their political opponents,
will make report to the President Of the
United States after the Board shall have
announced it's decision. Accompanying this
report will be all the testimony taken be.
fore the Returning Board. There is reason
to believe that President Grant will make
the matter the subject OF a special message
to Congress.
Both the committees from the North will
leave here on Saturday or Sunday.
| n n
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
Alarriaaes.

CHANDT ER-THoMAS On Wednesday, the
29th OF November, by Rev. l.. Marks, Mr.. Thomas
W. Chandler, of Oentrevllle, Del, to Miss Louisa
M. Thomas, of Pha 'elphia.
ERTSoN-LAKE-In Mddletown NJ E.
church, November 29th, by Rev. Dr. Natl ack, MIR.
James Culbertson and Miss Virginia Lake, all Of
Middletown
MIFFIIN-MA Tuesday, Nov 9lst, by
Frierds' ceremony at the residence of the BRIDES
mother, in W. ON ng, MIR Daniel Mitflin, Jr, and
Miss Patience M. Madden, daughter of the late
Thomas l.. Madden.
WOODALI.-KRAFT-O November 2lst, at St
Peters Pro Ca hedral, Wilmington, Del, by Rt.
Rev. 4. A. Becker, Bishop of Wilmington, Oapt
n. b. Woodoll to Mis- Agnes b , daughter OF
Henry A. Kraft, ESQ, all OF Kent county, Md.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
The Oh.Yenne Defent.

COMPLETE SUCCESS OF GEN. MAoKENzIE's At
TAoK-THE INDIANS LOSE EVERYTHING.
Associattd Press Telegram.
CHEYENNE, W. T., Dec. Additional
particulars of Gen. Mackenzie's fight with
the Cheyennes were received at Fort Fet-
terman last night. The victory was most
complete the entire village with all of its
robes, fell into the hands Of our troops,
leaving the Cheyennes, the bravest and
most wsrllke band of hostile Indians Who'll
ly destitute in the face of rigid winter, the
contemplation of which fact reused them to
fight with desperation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
FIFTH EDITION.
Extensive Fires.

A SERIOUS ONE RAGING IN NEW ORLEANS
STILL BURNING AT NOON.
Associated Press Telegram.
New ORLEANS, Dec. LA fire broke out
early this morning at the corner of st. Ber-
nard and Claiborne strents It has reached
and crossed Esplanade St., land is still burn
ing at noon.
Three blocks have thus far been des-
troyed.
AN EXTENSIVE FIRE IN CANADA.
associated Press Telegram.
LINDSEY, ONT., Dec. 1.-The Osborn
House and three adjoining buildings were
burned this morning. Loss, $25,OOO.
TRENTON, ONT, Dec. 1.-This morning,
the stores occupied by R Gross, j. A. White
aud John Miller, were burned. Loss, 800,
mn
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
Ss SsCatarrh."
SYMPTOMS AND CURE.


Catarrh IS m affection of the mucus membrane of
the nose throat, chest, &c, accompanied with dull
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal passages
weak eyes, watery and intlamed, hack pg or cough
ing, to clear the throat, expectoration o. offensive
matter SD ell and taste are impai, ed, stopped up
feeling in the head incessant blowing of the nos {,
and other symptoms are likely to appear very dis
tressing and no disease Is more common, and none
less understood by Phi, slclaus. Rinetenths of the
OF offensive breath accustomed by CatarTh
"SWAYNE'S CATARRH REMEDY"
is a certain and perm nent cure and warranted in
every case no matter how obstinate or long stand
ing 1t can be obtained only by addressing DR.
SWAYNE a son, $3.50 North Sixth Street, Phila-
delphia Mailed to any address IN ceipt of the
pric-, One Dol ar, with full directions for use, also
full account of the origin and nature of this dis
tressing complaint We repeat; 1t is beyond all
comparison, The best remedy for Catarrh ever dis
covered. Rememherl 1t can be obtained only by
addressing DIR. SWAYNE " SON, $50 North Sixth
street, PhiIa elphia, with a remittance, as we do
place 1t in the hands of dealers, the same as we
do our other preparations. Where there is much
Cough or predisposition to weak Lungs the patient
should use DIR. SwAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01

SUDDEN DEATH.-CoRoNER's INQUEST. =
Deputy Coroner John McCaffrey held an
inquest yesterday morning on the body of
a man by the name Of James Fighter, who
died Unexpectedly Wednesday morning
about 2 o'clock, after a slight illness Of
about a week. DIR. West examined the
body, and the jury rendered a verdict Of
death from congestion of the lungs. De.
ceased was about thirty years of age and
resided in Browntown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
The Debt Statement.

A SLIGHT INCREASE DURING NOVEMBER
OTHER ITEMS.
Associated Press Telegram.
WARRINGTON, Dec. 1.-The debt state
ment shows an increase during the last
month of $457, ,662 64. Coin in the treasury,
$19, S81, ,47l20; currency, $11, 743, 215. 23
special deposit for redemption Of certif
Gates of deposit $40, 725 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
SWAYNE'S OINTMENT.
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS.

Dr. Swayne a Son: = Gentlemen = The box Of
Ointment you sent me by mail cured me entirely of
Itching Piles, which suffered with for five years ;
enclosed find fifty cents for another box for friend
of mine ANDREW j. BEACH,
Farnwell Station, Loudoun Co., Va.
DR.. Swayne & Son, Enclosed please find one dol
lar for two boxes ofyour ntment for Itching Piles
These are for some of my friends who are afflicted
me a year ago, used about one half Of il, and m
glad, yes am proud to say 1t made perfect cure,
think its efficacy should be published throughout
the length and breadth Of the land. You can pub
lish this if you think proper, .-..
Ladiesburg. Frederick Go. Md.
READER: Ii you are suffering with TINS annoying
complaint. letter, any crusty, scaly itchy skir
disease, go to your druggist and get box OF
Swayne's All-Healing Ointment 1t will sure.
cure you Price gu cents box. boxes $l.25, 9
boxes $3.50. Sent by mail to any address, on re-
ceipt Of the price. Prepared only by DIR. SwAYSF
g. Son, $50 North Sixth ST., Phila
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
LARGE BRICK HOUSE

thereon, bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at stake standing on the northeastery
side of Delaware avenue, between Adi ms and Jack
fftyeight feet nine ncHes from tine north-westerly
side of Adams street, thence north eastery and par
all i to Adams street three hundred feet to the
south-westery side of Gilpin thence thereby
northwestery thrtynine feet eli hit and quarter
Adams street three hundred feet to the north-east
ery side Of Delaware avenue, (passinR through the
centre OF the party wall OF this and ths adjoining
house,) thence thereby sonth-easterly thrty-nine
feet eight and one-quarter incLes to the place of
beginning.
This property is one of the most desirable on Del
aware avenue. The house is roomy, well planned,
and with every modern convenience Large front
and side yard and lot back The is also good sta
BILE, ample for private use. Terms at sa e.
nov2Seodts CHAS. B. LORE. Trustee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
PhiI&delphlE Markets.
Aaannirtelt preaa TleLenrn,,,.

PhtI&delphIE MarkeLA
associated Press Telegram.
PHILADELPHIA, dec. 1.-Petroleum firm
and quiet.
Cloverseed, 13@15c
Timothy 81 72@175.
Flour quiet; Minnesota family $612@
G rs; Penns. Ohio, and Indiana, $6.1215@
$50; high grades, $7.75@8. so.
Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
Wheat, prime and scarce; southern red
81. 37@1.38; amber $1.43@$1.45; white
$1.41@150.
Rye 78c.
Corn dull; yellow 5s@59c mixed 571Sc
new yellow 49@56c; white 50@55c sail 58.
Oats inactive white 35@4Oc Southern
33@36c.
Whiskey steady, Western $1.1O.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
ANfttnn Sales.
DUBLIo SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold on the premises, on
SATURDAY, DEC. I'd, AT $50, P. NJ,
Five Building Lots and one Dwelling,
In the town of Newport, Dell stuai ed on the south
side Of Market st., (the main street,, between Wal
nut and Augustine Sts., each lot % feet front.
TERMS.-One quarter cash on execution of deed,
balance in g. and II months with interest, secured
per cent. will be allowed where entire purcnase
money is paid in cash. THOMAS BRACKIN,
nov4 w&sts Auctioneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
From Npain.

GREAT FIRE RAGING IN THE oIIy OF SAN
TANDER.
Associated FTess Telegram.
LONDON, Dec. IA special dispatch from
Santander to the Pail Mall Gazette says a
great fire is now raging in that city near the
railway station. The Cathedral is threat
aned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01

CONCERT OF THE MILLARD CLUB was
resolved at meeting of the members OF
the Millard Club, on Tuesday, that they
would give a grand concert on the evening
of January 18Th next, in the Opera House.
1t is to be held in lieu of their regular an
nual concert, and for the special benefit Of
the Young Ladies' Relief Society.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01

THE CONCERT THIS EVENING. THE North
Carolina Jubilee Singers, who appear at
the Opera House, on this and tomorrow
evenings, performed at Chester last night,
and delighted the audience that heard
them. We are assured that they are very
good troupe
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
Arrivals at the clayton House,

AFFNVhHh hI GIhe UEHY tUW HFUWseI
W. A. Frazer, Phila.
The Stuart Robson Co.
Gen. II. Humphreys, Salisbury, Md.
E. Sturdevant, Dsnbury, Conn.
W. A. Foster, Utica, N Y.
Rev. @. NJ. Galloway, Delaware.
VIM. Barnett and wife, Chester.
Will Fl. Smith, Jr., New Haven.
F. L. Fernald, wife and child, Boston.
M. L. Miller, Reading, Pa.
F. d. Hoyt, New York.
e. Dickinson,
s. II, Edgar, "
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
MeGlraI.
Itching Piles

are generally preceded by moisture, like persp
ration, distressing itching, as though pin worms
were crawling in and about the rectun, particularly
at night when undressing, OF in bed after getting
warm 1t appears In summer well winter
oftentimes shows itself around the private parts
and is not confined to males only but is quite as
times of pregnancy, extending into the vagina,
proving distressing almost beyond the powers of
endurance, Gases of long standing, pronounced
incurable have been permanently cured by simply
nInnluno
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
Aeaths

WFBLY.-At Green bank, Del, on November 28th
Martin Webly aged "A years.
Funeral from his late resio ence on Friday, Decem
har Ief
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
New Advertisements, TO-dny.

Dubell-brevity
Funeral Notices
DIR Bulls brevity.
Fine teas-bTevlty
Mince meat brevity
Skafes-W II Billany
Dr Franz lin-brevity
Wanted-Loan stock
Furs-Webb's breYity
Otley VernOn-brevty
Clio hinR-Boll's breVity
Senate Fine Cut-brevity
Delaware TIibune-brevity.
Elliott, johnson Il Co.'S Card
Grand Central Hotel Brevity
Feather beds-Adams' brevity
Taioring-G uert Il Co.'S brevity.
For ent-Pr~perty In Landenberg
Staples for pleating boarfs-Bllany
Railroad BOnds-R K Robinson * Co
Children's Shoes-Fennessey's brevity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
The Police Record.

ARRESTS MADE DURING THE MONTH OF oc-
ToBER,
The arrests made during October we're as
follows Drunkenness, go disorderly con-
duct, 26, vagrancy, Is illegal voting, Ii
larceny, 10; assault and battery
8 assault with intent to kill, s; at
tempted illegal voting, 8; jumping or
cars, 8; indecent assault, 2; resisting an
officer, 2; threats 2; burglary, 1; throwing
stones, 1; abusive language, /; assaulting al
officer L; total, 100. Fifteen were sent tc
jail.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01

WI NANTED-5 YOUNG MEN TO TAKE OR
w ders for hristian Volces 800 per week and
expenses. Call by IL M, Saturday, December 2d,
Clayton House, 9th and Market streets. decllt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01

THE CITY COUNCIL. City Council met
yesterday evening at the usual hour, but
without transacting any business adjourned
until this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-12-01
Why Dye !?

No Matter how Gray or Harsh the
Hair may be- it can be restored to its original color
and youthful appearance, by using
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER,
LONDON A Remedy to Re- HAIR FEsToRER
LONDON nstate the Buman HAIR REsToRER
LONDON Hair in all its HAIR REBTORER
LONDON youthful color lus- HAIR REsToRER.
LONDON tire, softness, and HAIR REsroRFR
LONDON beauty. HAIR REsroRER.
LONDON HAIR REsrORER.
All Persons who aspire to Beauty
Of personal appeara ce. should MOI neglect that
natural necessity, the hair. By many it has been
neglected until It has become thin gray entirely
ftllen off The LONDON HAIR Color hEsToRER Ie-
stores NATURES losses, and mpartA healthy and
and all itchy scay erupdons the scalp, making it
white and clean, and insuring uAuriant growth OF
Principal epot for the U. s., $50 North Sixth st.,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.