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, 1876-02-26

After the storm MAS oycr,
The sueotest peace came down.
Came With the greatest s!leneb
Oar tho tc1roE.skEcken toNn.
All night had tho heavens b!Azcd
With aharpencd spearp Of death:
al night had the thunder spoken,
Nor Folieed 10 Cather breath.
FI4h pttiteS4 touch had the wAter1 dashed
Tho fair, {raii flowers Ill low:
usoken unl crushed, thelr faces 1ay
Dead In The mornings 9'ow.
After The strife thero cana calM,-
My troubled soul WIS 0asel;
AIR tho weary pain and teAEs.
lily lfo'b Tempest had cetscd.
Through the dark, o'orhangipg elouds had stroamed
sunbeam her8 sud tlsrss
Too soon III light would Ie2ys my lite
80 taaolatA aud base.
Meath a.orm4 / bowed, and let them cr,uh
Me ~ they orilahed the AoHers;
Thought only Of my sorTowed lot,
And long.lost happy hours.
Hut, After tbs storm uss over,
The clouds Ill to!1td away;
weke fspM my long, long night ct aleopy
To peace aud brighter day. a.
, 1876-02-26


At present the.e are Welsh settlements In al
many an twenty Blates. 1u Tegatd to tho nun-
asiyos diversity Of opinion. Some put down
tia figure ~ high as 500. 900. This may DO cor
root, II unmstakAbio desceudAuts aso included
but from whas can learu. the Walshspcaklng
Beppao Tho rev. T. Thom.s M IL u'as S @
excellent volume rocnntly pubislsed, "!laues
Cymry America" (IIistoly Of tho Welsh IN
Amesioa), puts them down IT ll5,7iB.. aud 4is-
tributes them A follows; Pennsylvauis, 50, 974'
New York, 2l.810i Ohio, 1a,Bl0; Vesmont'
1850, Now Jo1asy. ol2; Maryland, 700; Dis
tsiot Of ColumhtA 80; Virginia. 100; West vit-
Rinls, 400 Tennossee, 400 htssaaohusesta. etI
6o0 Mains, 80o; Indiana, 200: llllnos. 2o35
Michigan, 400; Wisconsin, l8,2G0i hinnesots,
l,745; lows, 32o5; Missouri 2lo5; Kansas.
1850; Nebraska, 200; California, z. coo Oregon
aud Territories, 500.-Erasnsus ". JoHes tn df-
lGntic NpHthiY for March.
, 1876-02-26

He hetd the old shirt up by tho neck, before
discardlpK II forever. Dut he wAsn't mourning
for tho garment. lie only aaids :" Hiah had
old nselbxud.
, 1876-02-26

AN IOWA VEMDETTA.
-
4no NoEtn ~ @ s, -. ..s.
Culmfnntton OF q 1en Hea1p EHmity
Fend-T.vo n1en Killed and 1""
Others Horribly Cus.
Last Sunday cams tho awful tidngs Of d
vho1as,,o hntchsrv Al North ntror. in the form
NJ i; s,,o fo.,ovinc rns.s.ao to ,larahsl usfper:
VI wv .os'o"6 s r., on 1a-s .s~-s ,t,,,..
-aJa III, S h.d IN Mint unce DAYS IA dsnrorously
,vonn]ea snI linn f}rorrs IA tlannero,sy stnbpe: il
haurenc lags nieht On tt1o rosd from churoh,-done
by Two Dillard boys, two Wetsfau ooys, nd Ptsnk
Battles. CONS out. TnoMt' ,,,. g, r9axx1s; 9f,
A RcGtstcr reporter Was Immediately dispatch
ed 10 North River, tho aceno of tho tragedy.
c,oo,G.1d rorn,,,ir Warren fountv. centrnJ
,,.s.".a. 80. p' ,hnrn,, .n,a,r,s tnoan 80
DiasTlos eonsans enuico' 7nleaf'y AnoHo aS
"Tear-do~n;" and, within 500 yards Of ha
doors, aud Gro the words of its dovout Worship
cra had died avav In tt,ntr ascont to tia Divine
S.tor hnr,,r bo,,o who h.d Int n momcnt In.
MAAe4' n.a4 s's m "As - - .ss.s. .aes..s;.tsa
fore supplicsted Heaven 1os mercy comnitsod
one at tho foueBt and most bloody murders
known III the annals OF cur 6tate's history,
FAMILY ram
.5,x,.,., Inv sront ten y.,r. n,,vc.n N,
Howrcys and the Westfalls. It began thus.
West.a]l came from Missouri fourteen years ago,
and cottled On tho Spriug uilI roaL hnlf-tn,le
south Of David uowroy's. flo afterward bought
CON Of Dnyjd uowroY. and took 1t away
from tho crib AZ pIcasuro. cutting
mitch in tto rail to keen txllY Of
the amount taken, One morning, when
it was hastily yst in tbs early gray. lIowroy, Who
Ind arisen quite early, saw WehtIall making OF
with sack af corn. and he afterwards failed 10
find tho correspopdlug notch, Tho community
eaye WcatfaIl q doubtful reputation. They also
say. Howrpy'u awful when ho Rots mad" Tho
ouarroi. thue begun, increased By yosls Of eos-
SID aud expansions Of lilo truth, found new fuel
by UowreY'a cattle brealiug into Westtnll's cotn-
Geld, A trustee meeting was hold arbitration
rcgorted to, md appraisers appointed; but there
wan 4 failure upon thor part to find that darnags
hls cattle from tho incloaure into which WestfaEl
lad dfiyou them, uo proceeded TO do 30, aud,
vhi{o lpou his road homo, WaB followed and at.
fnckcfI bv Wostfall with loaded cana, A fjelk
eusued, Ia Which the SOUS also participated, s,ld
which resulted 10 the discontinue Of thA 4saail-
auts' IIow1ey sued Tor damages, was badly
haatou. and had heavy costs 70 bar, About tlis
t,mo
TIE D1LrAnD FAMILY
boc,ros ,nyolyed In = d,sDuto with uovrey about
d "Iiuo ienco." Tho disputanss ua1ed warm
cjdsd in Billiards favor, Tho Billiards now be-
came symoathlzere in tie cause Of the WeBt-
fsiIs 1hs threo fouiliep, WHO now oftcu crocb-
nj e.eh othar'a malta. wera rpttiuc terribly an-
rere1 4 shnrt tino sluce. Ito Uowroy BOYS
Sayn part7. to phich tLo Westiall and D,liaTd
hnys warn mol inyited. Then followed the gear
ine OF tho billiard marty (soae OF whom wore
Vnlno home from An evening ontertAtumentl by
ths fiaurov narIv. in which Il IL asssrlod by The
Disrls tlist shots no.o nrad at them. Matters
wcro now hncotnjuu SERIOUS, shooting Was talk.
tr.
, 1876-02-26

HUXLEY AND SPENCER.
At tho anniversary Of tho Geological soctety,
London on tho 18th uls., Prof. Huxley WA pro-
uented with the Wollsston Modal. He has also
bean olocted Corresponding Mombor OF tho
Danish Academy OF Sclenco. Mt. Herbert
Speucsr haa boon elected o CorEaepond1nB Eel
low Of tha Royal Academy OF nomo.
, 1876-02-26

DR.. G. Hartjaub, OF Bsemeu, Ia preparing
now work On tho Birds Of Madagascar. Since
tho publication Of bis previous monograph on
tho subject, many uow species Of birds inhahit-
Ing tho islAnd ha7o baen made known to
sclence through tho Investigations Of entetpr!a-
naturAlis.s /; and tho labor of clAssitsing them,
aidcrnb.o.
, 1876-02-26

EH6MLEGH IN 1NU1E.
hlr Theototd, an olficer Of the Madras Con-
servanoy, and contributor to tho Field has did-
covered crom1ech In Southern India, which, 1t
La anticipated, will provo valuable ind somo
alnt-haaded implements, and the femnr Of
hugo antcdiluvian animal. hsvo bcsn dlslnse1rad;
and m. l.ttor b.a bes sent to Euglanl for ilen-
tif}ration The crom,ech contained lafEs luan-
lily Of bonoa, that crunblod away immediately
upOu oxpoeufo to tho Atf.
, 1876-02-26

ST. HELENA.
Mr. Wollaaton an English naturalist, has been
for somo months residing In 1t. ltelons, for tho
purpose Of studying tho insect fauna OF tho
ls1and+ In . le.ter Of dato Nov. 3, published In
Nature, he furnishes tho following notes "Tlo
Insect fauna, although 10 o1trouely limited thai
have not, Ia nearly threo months, collected
mo1o In coleoptera than l50 species. still con-
unuoa 10 keep up its ohAr0cLer for occontrtcisy,-
ringing the changes On some ha!f-A.dozen types
{chieGy Hhyncophosous} 10 marvellous extent
SYe seem, Indeed, peyee to exlaust tLon, turn
Ing up new Bpecioa almost eyerS time that no
eau secure hard days work on the Con,potlto
ridge. Having ultimately to work them out. l
take scorns OF specimens, and must havo mount
ed carefully eome 6,000 OF 7,0u0 already" Mir,
Wol!Aston has been also striving to secure for
Dr. Hooker, Of Kow Gardens, seeds Of the fow
nativo species Of plants still existing on tho
island. He speaks Of the great difficulty of hls
undertaking, beosuse eho species nearly I'LL grow
iu most Inaccessible places on tbs uppor r!uxes
Of tho mountains. Which tho clouds enyelop with
dense cu1taius. IIe has collected tho seeda Of
throo Out of the four species Of cobbRge-tteos
peculiar u Ut. Ileisns. 3 Lobella. two us tlrso
WAhleubosRiAs. aud The extremely rare Asfer Tor
conlmidendron) BurchstiL But two Or threo
planta OF this last are still living, yes aheso
iu full vigor, The 4. 9uns,ai(trus IL mentioned
" likewise almost extinct.
, 1876-02-26

In paper upon tho Fungi Of BFseil," which
WAS presented by tho lev, II. ]. Berkeley and
Or. NJ, q. Cooke al late meenng ct the Lon.
don Linnman Soclesr, 1t mas stated that tho
known specios Of fungi found in tho territory Of
Israzii do not exceed 4a7. Among these thcso
arc Of 11ymeuomYcctes, 35;: aastssomycetes,
IL; lIyphomycotea. 4; Coniomycctes. s; Az.
oo1nyceies, C.: incomplete. l. Abont 800 spcci~
mems arc peculiar to Brazil, the retnai1.lor oo"
pa5ison with sono othor countries embracing
much smaller nseas, BRAZIL exhibits = aiugn|arly
noagre mJcoioay. Cuba, for instance, affords
6a6 species Of fungi aud Ceyloa 1.100. 1t ts hi'-
tictpAted that future researches may awoll tho
COLLECTION OF Brazilian species, both among ml-
cxoscopicRl aud other forms.
, 1876-02-26

Sskttht86s ktQ OntltS9h tl8 EftQQlt 4nQ 0kQQf
ba1bar1Ana, aro right in pEoaouocing II
DETEdTAuLr CUSTOM
hJpocritldal And corrupt. : It indiohtos, IL not =
lack OF self-fospect, Aabtta Of raoe become so
ngrasned In tho nature Of the individual that it
ia hard to ACCUSE any Qua Of aocs2l dofciducloa
because OF any Of h8 practices, yet certainly an
obtuscneKs OF INTELLECT and coaraenosB Of organ.
izAtion which lndesd bsfong 10 The AnBto-Bs1on
race.
Some months ago VAS visiting srlond who
ber OF guests. aud eaunot describe tho malaiss
that l expeEienceu On discovering that those
people. every night before retiring, wero In thu
habit Of shaking bands with each oslot atfeo-
ivo repngnanco that, doc!tnlug TO- be guided BY
shht often axcoisens rule, TO do In lsoms 10
tho Komans do. protosted.-atatel plalnly
that thlB observance WAS not al American euB-
and thss begged 10 b allowed tho privilege
without bong conaderdl dsoourroous--1f keep
ing my hAtlda 10 myself I boltays 1t 10 always
we'll 10 Lave tho courage Of your optnions Ny
rebellion uAa taken in good part: aid WAS spar
ID the nssvous irritation, aLd annoyance 10
which should o!horsise have boon expostd.
After this late experiences. 1t Is with coaaidsr.
ao'o gt.siflcatson' ~ Jon can imaglne, that I
world, d. well 10 csrsssn sections Of civilized
communities, arc In perfect sympathy With mo
tn my dctessatlon Of tho poiqaes d. main q
pAndl1fse.
The otAor evening.
CURIOUS 6cENn
occurred on tho oponing night Of Ofsnbaoh's
"Msdamc A1chidun 1t tho Opera Comiqus
| At tho conclusion OF the second act, thu mkna-
ger, Mr. ChAroa Moeton came forward and in-
| formed tho audience thAt he had heen hurried
In hla Preparations, and was not auiss ready
| with his third act, he requested, under the
! circumstances. that 1t should be dis
! penssd with. and tue after-pisco,
''Trisl BY Jury" At once performed.
| When the tuEnult which followed this communt.
cation had substdsa, nomo sslf.appolntsd
spokesman Of tho gkltery Ioso aud stated that
without wishing to 10 understood that they ad-
nlred The new ope1A-bou6e, thoy still deared 10
ses tho snn OF 1t, and 10 accomplish that object
they would ba willing to retna.n until ! tbs ue1t
morning. Tho aiscomhtad manager Iatfred and
the third act was not only performed,
but wont Oft brilliantly, without any OF tho
| bitches Or mpestsctiona Which would naturally
| hare bean anticipated from his request But
1lr: Morton was evidently. ~ q state Of per-
turba.lon- Tho opsIetsA being happily oon-
cludel, no eRAin appeared. aud entioatsd ths
house TO Misunderstanding them, II thoy would
restrain their anxiety to Witness the performances
OF tha "TsiAl by Jury untl. anoshes evening,
hs would bs proud 70 1oceIve shem ~ vlaltors
without payment. This proved satisfactory, and
tho Noets4lage ts1uiaatsd. "Msdams rAzeh'
, 1876-02-26
FEVER AND AGUE.

Fever and Axue cured for ffty eont1 Ths.e Is nots
aaa AZ other m.!'fcq:. bos. .s.t.t .Sphod. IYlsv
Iadvaya Really nsliek 1lfty csnts por hottis.
Sold bJ DrtRgllts.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01

Adam Kurtis, fifty three rank and file lin,
cluding band). Discipline, military ,ap-
pearance, arms, accoutrements and uni
form ssperiQr.,.s >..t D.-, z a.
Co. G. McLane Light Guard, Erie, Capt.
J. .. Riddle. forty.one rank and Ale (in-
cluding drum oorps.) Discipline, condi'
ton, instruction, military appsarapce,
arms, accoutrements. and uHiform superior
Co. D, Oil City Greys, Oil City,, Capt. J.
A. Wiley, thirty1eix rank and fle. Disci.
pline, condition, military, appearance,
arms, accoutr ements and uniform sup erior.
Should have, had more men in the ranks
Co. E, Cocperstown Guard, Cooperst own
Capt ], s., Gates,' forty EIGHT rank and
! file. sold reliable" only one man absent.
Discipline, condition, military appearance,
arms, accoutrements and uniform superior
Co. F., Perry Infantry, West Freedom,
Capt. J. S Roney; thirty rank nnl fle'
discipline, fair; condition, poor; instruction
poor; military appearance, poor; arms,
fair; accoutrements poor: uniform passa.
BILE; too many nbseutees, .r.
Co. G, Sheridan Guard, Erie, Capt. John
Craine fifty, two rank and file Gncluding
band) discipline, condition, instruction,
military appearance. arms, accoutrements,
and uniform, superior; some men unsteady
at dress parade.
Co. H, Ridgway Fusil,ers, Ridgway,
Capt. Fred. schoening, forty-two rank and
file. Discipline, condition, inspection,
good. Arms, accoutrements, and uniform
fair. Men very unsteady.
&c. l, North Eie. Guard, North East
Capt. Bronson Orton, sixty rank and file
| (including band.) Discipline, condition,
instruction, military appearance. arms, &c
coutrements and uniform, superior. The
largest company on the ground.
Co. X, Union City Guard, Union City,
Lieut. r. B. Wilkins, thirty nine rank and
file. Discipline, conditod, instructio ion,
military appearance. arms, accoutrements
and uniform, superior. CIV LYTLE,
]. W. LEACH, Col Comd'g.
| Adjuiant.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01
Glk Adrorate,
..THURsDAY, JUNE ST, 1875.

IEAS are up az
HoT weather, isn't it?
Goob time for ice cream, +.
PorAro bugs are on the, wing.
SUBSCRIBE for the ApvocArr.
THE trees on, Centre Street look finely
GAIL the Advocate office for cheap
job work. n,n ,...
ION, pin up your bustie," is the
very latest.
WHERE! Oh! Where is the hand
organ man? -, ,.. Co..
srnAwbrER1Es have appeared in
this market. n,.-.
Burton up your mouth is the latest
slang phrase. .., ,,.,
ARE we to have q celebration here
on the 4th Of July,
JOHN q. HALL is having a large
barn built on his farm.
vtstYtNe cards neatly printed at
this Office. Give us a. call.
IT is expected that company H. will
go to the, Centennial on August 10th.
NEARLY all the. cases set down for
trial at the late term of court were con-
tinued.
WORK has been commenced on the
priests house near tie Catholic
Church, ,.....
THE surgical operation performed
on Capt. Screenings dog Pete, was
successful, 49,, ...,
THE Republican National Conven-
ton will be held at Cincinnati on
June 14th.
DIR. Hall says that irregular meals
surprise q, mans stomach and get ii
out of order. ,..,
KNAPp Cpmmandry No. 40 knights
Templar, went to Philadelphia on
Wednesday.
tAsr Tuesday was decoration Da y
and legal holiday although only OBJ.
served by the banks in this place.
JuneE L, b. WErMoRr and asso
ciate, judges vClA4as: Luhr, and J. X
Whitmore were. on the bench at the
late term Of court.
STAR spangled stocking are now al
the rage for ladies. The small boy
must not sing "say can you see" ol
make any remat ks about shooting
on the spot" # f, they are bapled d down
WE give the official report of thu
military parade at Cory on the Oath
The parade was held about two mile
from Cory. Field and staff officers
present 7. Total number of Officers
present 90; total number Of men 4s2
Including the musicians there wer'
over 555o men Fl the ffiqld. Tie da,
was pleasant and the. parade a DECIDED
success. The troops were. reviewed
by Gov. Hartranft ond staff and in
spected by Adiutafit Gen. Latta.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01

BY the death of Levi stine, one of
the jurors in the Yost murder trial at
iPottsville, the case cannot be resumed
till Julyn and the additional cost to
the county will amount to many
th90nsands of dollars. Kerrigan, =, the
man or, trial, is accused of the murder
of policeman Yost at ,Tamaqua. under
instructions from the Molly Mcguire
organization, and some startling reve-
iations We're expected. during the judi
cial investigation. The death of the
juror gives the prisoner longer lease
of life.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01
Official Report of Re%iew and Inspection
OF Cory, May "a, 1878.
:. = o u =
HEADQUARTERS 17TH RECT

HEADQUARTERS l7TH RECT
7TH DIV. NATIONAL GUARD PA.
ERIE, Pa, May 81. 1876. }
The companies. of this. regiment aasem.
bled ct Gerry in obedience to orders on
Wednesday, May Oath. The Titusvile
Citizens Corps Joined in the ceremonies by
invitation from the Division Commander.
This corps and the Oil City Greys (Co. D.
were the first to arrive, and to them were
assigned the honor of escorting the, Gov
ernor apd staf and the Division Comman-
der and staff 10 their quarters. This was
done, in very excellent manner, judging
from my experience at the review of the
18th regiment at Greenvile the previous
day. I ordered the various companies as
they arrived to march to their quarters and
report at o'clock p. NJ. for duty. At
that hour line wes formed, considerable
delay occurring from the companies n't
understanding their proper position in line,
which was changed from The former posi-
tions held by. them, owing to. the promotion
of the second senior Ga plain to the position
Of Major. | was ordered to march directly
to the parade ground and be prepared for
the parade. at once, Line wcs formed on
the parade ground, bit owing to the imper
feet dress of some of the companies I or
dered the .'gui4eg on the line" End estab'
lished more perfect line, presented the
command TO the Commander-iR-Chief and
was ordered to ''pass in review" wheeled
into column of companies end ordered the
command TO ,''f9r,ward guide right march"
Several companies had passed the former
right Of the line when I discovered thst the
music, had not. adyercsdi At once, ordered
the, regiment back 10 the ocigiaal line, and
once more etartea with the music in ad-
vance, ewing to some Of the companies not
taking the right guide" properly, the pas
sage was only fair, wheeled again into liue
and presenting, the, command, the review
was ended The Inspection being. next. in
order, wheeled into column of compGnies
and after some delay in ,ht7ing !hS cleft
guide cover" opened ranks and was in
speeted by the officials present. After the
speetion, by request of the Governor, a
new line was established for dress parade.
Some of the companies were very slow
coming out to the line and in throwing out
the guides; several lieptenants failed to
come to the frontal the proper time., In
several companies the pep were very un'
steady at the parade rest" By request
of the Governor the. bend Of the Tituvills
Citizens Corps oficiated ct the dress pa
rqds and with very great satisfaction to all
The command was then marched. back tt
to. the city the right of the line being giver
to opr guests, the Titusville Citizens Corps
The trains being in waiting no parade in
the. city was made. q. A large majority ofths
officers failed 70 observe the "manual o.
the sword" properly. ...t. ~.
| Company Ar, Vincent Guard, Cory
Captain JqB. Brown, thirty five rank anf
file; discipline, conditinn, instruction, mil
itary appearance, arms, accOutrements and
uniform superior. Ranks shoul have con-
tanned more men 4.
Company b, Erie Guard, Erie, Csptsi
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Elk COUNTY
N 0 R M A L scHoe
Wilcox, Elk Comfy, penn'a.,'
w. s. MPHERRAN, Pyincipal.

Term commences June 18th, and
continues eight weeks.
Tuition for the entire term .,.r...$6 90
For less than the term per week. 70
/. The principal is graduate of, and
has been an instructor in, .Qne Of the
leading State Normal Schools in the
United States, with nine years ex-
'perience in teaching.
Prof, G; r. Dixon will conduct the
examination at the end of the term
and grant licenses to teach.
Number Of pupils limited, therefore
apply early. Board Reasonable!
NOTICE is, hereby given that one
IN Span of, Black. Horses, and
Double Harness and one Utica make
Team Wagon now in the possession of
JOHN d. MARSHALL, are the property
of the Wilcox Lumber Company, of
Wilcox, Elk Co. Pa. All persons are
forbidden purchasing OF intermeddling
with the same.
A. B, PRESTON, Agent.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01
JAMES b. Fu11ERTON,
g. G.. a,E,SSENGEP.
T. s. HARTLEY. ~ H.,

49,. Physician. ana Srrseon.
!. Office in Drug Stare, corner Groqd and
Main SITS, ReaideMoe corner Broad st.
opposite the College. Office hoprs irom
to 10 a. NJ, aud from to p. n.
vln2yl.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01

"A STEADY increase of paying visit
tors to the Centennial exhibition is
claimed. Cash admissions on Satur-
day last, 1882
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01
!. y. ByjPp WE'LL. 81. T.,
HYDE HOUSE,

) III VT II
W. H., sCHKAM, Proprietor.
Thankful FOR the patronage heretofore
80 literally bestowed upon him, the new
proprietor, hopes, by paying strict Az
tention to the comfort and convenience OF
guests, to merit o continuance o. til,
same.
Oct 80 1862,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-06-01
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| great value of the London Hair Color Re.
| storer which restored my hair. to-, its origi.
nal Color, and the hue appears TO be per-
manent- am satisfied that this prepara.
tion not q dye but operates upon the Sc
cretions. 1t is also a beautiful hair dress
! ing and promotes the growth. purchas cd
| la f,rot hot II a rI
druggist, Tenth and Coates street, who can
also testify my hair was Quite gray when
commenced its use. MRS. MILLER, No
| 73U North Ninth street, Phia.
| DR.. Swuyne & Son, Respected friends:- -
have the pleasure to inform you that q
lady of my ACQUAINTANCE, Mrs. Miller, is
delighted with the success of gour London
Hair Color Res.orcr." Her hair was fas
falling and quite gray The color has beer
restored, the falling off entirely stopped
ami new growth Of hair is the result.
e. B. GARRIGUES, -,
Druggist, cor Tenth and Coates, Phila
R0sT1M Testimony.
July 22d, ,1S7l.--Dr. Swayne L. SOM
Last winter while in Trenton, N. j., pro
cured six bottles London Hair Color Re
stoi er, which I like very much, in fact bet
ter than any thing hare used IN the las
nine years. If you please. send me on
dozen bottleB G o u. care WS Fogler
Son Druggists, No 723 i fremont street
Boston. Respectfully yours, ADA BAKEI
No SO Rutland Square.
London Hair Color Rcstorer aid Dressing
Has completely restored my hair to it
original color and youthful beauty, an,
caused a rapid and lnxuriant growth.
MRS. ANNIE NORRIS, No GIG Nortl
Seventh Street, Philadelphia.
DR.. Dalton of Philadelphia, pay1 of it
The London Hair Color kestor2r is use,
very extensively among my patierts AM
friends, as we'll as by myself. l therefor
speak from experience t.
7s CENTS pER BOTTLE.
Address orders to DR.. SWAYNE 4 sol
$50 North, Sixth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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