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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-11-18
Thestory OF - Russian Priue.ss
&.xu XgrL IT.

What do you think Of Russian
princess, genuine article with her
name, coat Of arms, etc. STAMPED even
on her stockings, serving in the capacity
OF chamhermaid at a gentleman house
bringing up a fellow s--this fellow -
early cup of coffee and then gracefully
shutting down stairs with his boots ?
How would that fit into your pipe for a
quiet smoker ] viii tell YOU tale
stranger than fiction In the first
place must give incredibly q gentle
rap ON the head n a hint TO be uuiet by
promising that Russian princesses in
their native land are rs thick a. leaves
ia Nalombrosa. This particular princess.
who had cut some csper or other.
resulting IN a policemans order for her
TO move on, came TO this country She
here fell IN love with a thoroughbred
sciIlawag aud married him. He was
an expeditions young man. and he
went through her money and diamonds
Ike beans through iin-horn. As the
diamonds melted away they came down
10 life by going up to the neighborhood
Of the attic. At last, one morning after
breakfast, out Of the melting OF the last
earring the young man arose
embraced his wife, shed one tear
on her thr,bbing bosom, and bottled
lie went of with another name ard
took TO keeping school at a salary of
$40 a month. The princess took an en-
pagement as chambermaid ia private
iGInily at ~ a week, and no half beprfit
Eighteen months rolled around. at the
end Of which time she freed her man
the vagrant husband. She went into
court and demanded share OF the ped.
agogues salary. The seallawag pulled
out a decree Of divorce, obtained some
whore in the West But the EMPLOYER
Of the princess was prominent LAWYER
aud bagered by his servant, took pher
cause The decree was right. bat had
one fatal defect Such a document is
taken in evidence in The New York
courts. provided il has the Signature Of
the clerk of the court. seal, etc, also
that otthe judge, with the additional
requirement. that the judge must certify
that il Is the clerk in question, and the
clerk must swear TO the judge, which i
funny and, with all due respect TO
courts. ] should say highly prrpostsr.
GUS In this document the clerk had
failed TO certify to the identity Of the
court, and the Justice here threw out
the evidence and assigned 10 Nine.
princess SIP week out Of her nus
band ) earnings. Now see the effect of
pros perity From that moment the
princess has reused TO make bed or
flourish buster, aud as long az school
keeps viii not touch bis boots with a
pair OF tongs
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How the slanxr,uI,,

10 awakens very lively interest il
the typographical features Of the eoun
try, when you know that any hill or ra
vine may conceal party of tho enemy
I There is little rear or front in the us,,al
! Indian fight. la fact it is all front. 70,
/ they circulate on all sides. and shoot
\ from every point which offers place OF
coDcealment When the Sioux attach
ed Gen Crook in the valley Of the Rose.
bud, Just before the Cus,or disaster. the
IRE opene,l in the rear, front and TANKS
within five minutes of the time the
first shots were heard There are no
non-cOmbatants in such an affair. One
place is a. Sale or unsafe Is another
and every man who has gun goes in 10
use tiff he wishes TO save his scalp, IL
is entirely a mistake, however, that
only the cavalry are of use in iudian
lighting The infantry carrying rifles
which shoot closer and further than
the cavalry csrbine, have driven
the Indians from positions which
eayaify we're unable 10 carry. These
sasages understand the differences be-
tween the infantry and cavalry gun, as
Wen as the men who carry them but
they w1ll make Q hold stand assinst
both. Artillery, however. Il the fhinv
that demorzlizcs them. Let sheIf -.
piosie among . lot Of rocks N wh;ch
they have been making sand scsinC1
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From Bailey's Danbnry News,
As Bates street saloon keepe,
was yesterday morning wishing
that some one would come in ant
offer to bet him one to five that tn,
temperance ticked would be elected
a well-dressed stranger walked in
lit his old cigar-stub at the gas let
and then sai1.:
"My name is Deerfeld. | hgv,
just purchased a residencs here. aae
am about to establish ii wagon shop
employing three thousand men. -
well that's good, replied thu
man behind the bar
Is | always patronize some G1e's
aIoon, continued Mr.. Deerfield
suppose my patronage amounts
TO about sl2 900 per year, and it is
cash on the nliI. y
Glad TO see you-very glad, re
Piled the saloouist, trying to look
very pleasant.
81 oeef;lte in this way" said the
stranger, sinking his voice little;
"i.enter a saloon, as | have yours.
ask for bottle of vino and box
Of cigars, and then walk out with
ont paying. If called back | say
that am absent minded. II allow
cd To go, send the man check for
five hundred dollars, give him n
diamond pin on Christmas, aud
allow him TO make thirty per cent.
profit Oh all bills. I'll go out. wait
TIL | zee three or four fellows in
there, and then I'll come in after
my usual style. You nllst pretend
as,onisbment, and it will be as good
a. "a side show for the crowd.
Tie bar-tender's lower Jaw had
been steadily falling all the while,
aud when the stranger ceased
spanking Il dark shadow stole along
the counter, and made rush for
Mr.. Dceriieid, and reached the ont.
side door only u foot bci,ind hun
Mr.. Dee-tield di at return L, carry
out his programme.
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& HOROSCOPE

From the fsrthcoiuing poem, ..DeIrire."j
o lovely little bud Of wofnanslnd
ma
Though lhon shalt ooargeon into bloom
aud Ire
E.lirsest OF women! Mighty queens shall sse
thy lame pf~td vi e. fuifiied - envy = 1l.lf
A nd long for Thy destruction. Kings sinai! tail
Before thee EsfiI thread Of ths yellow hair
FBt some great heros he.rt shall b.. a snare.
~ loves enchahtneBt; blue shall he thine
eyes
A. the deep sapphire dept Of April skies
" htte pearls thy teeth, Thy lips 4 nd bright
cheeks red
As berries IA the bosky VIII wood bred
Neat. summer suus, and I ir and smoGtli
thy skin
As the soII satin rose leaves white and thin
or the kings garden IN the prinl,, of juuei
\ las fer tn e, that ere the WnluI nuen
! Or my Young day-that day of grief dis.
traught-
sun many a deed OF darkness shall be,
I or thou. all beautiful, shalt wake the fire
Or jealous anger snd insane desire
Ia many "A here's heart AM WAITS :ed field
snail sieam with ievelIod lance and brazen
shield
And Thirsty sword. where hosti banners
or kiugs renowned, to win thy smiles and
Silhs.7
Alas for IN tiny day. and ali FOR thee.
/ Great Csaa's sons shall die by tr.Hraery
And the king IS wrath ; and from Tins. deed
of <hams
Fair fmsnS aalls shall feed the rayenins
flame
! OF war nd carnage, indlad by the iisht
or thy destroy ing gianres. ttl the night
/ Ci wee enwrap the land Rceuts OF Ren.
g Deirdire, evil fate beyond orr ken
I q !eNeIer Of tiRais fair abndee
/ q beautiful irebrand of the gods
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CROP REPORT.
New orleans Cotton Exchange Report
"A Your Per CenI. Dee melton.

View Orleans Cotton Exchange Report
"A Four Per Gent. Dscaetion.
NEw ORLEANS, November IO.-Tbe
New Orleans Cotton Exchange crop
report for October says: From Louis
lana We have hfly-sevsn replies from
twenty-uine parishes, OF average date
October 80. Weather has been gener-
ally dry aud more favorable for bar
vestiuR. a killing frust occurred from
the lst to the 10th OF October. With a
few exceptions the damage from this
cause 10 the crop is from two to twenty
per cent, but We find four per cent. on
the whole fair deduction. II appears
eighty per cent. OF the cotton crop has
been picked, and while some have
finished already, picking generally
vii not be completed before the latter
portion Of November.
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An Anti-spirifuaI Exposition Mar
wells of Sielght-of- Hand.

Saturday afternoon. " Calcbcuye
entertained q company If gentlemen
in % small room at Chickering hall hy
doing many sur. rising things Of the
Kind performed by so-callsl spiriturl
mediums. Tie was SO tied that neither
head hands. nor feet could be moved
according to Ordinary laws of molten
and his shirt cuffs sewed g. the ban
dagcs about his wrists in such way
that the hands could not be slipped from
their confinement without seycripg the
threads So bound, be rang bells.
blowed on a penny trumpet, aud beat -
drum all at the same time; or some
body or something did behind curtain
drawn across the front OF cabinet lie
filled the large eve Of o needle with
short threads from spool laid npon hi.
lisp, cut paper into curious shapes. wrote
on a slate the words which members of
the assembly had privately writ
ten on cards. gave the marks
ON domino secretly selected
by some one present, took off his own
stockings and placed them in his Ian.
while his boots remained on. and his
feet securely tied above the ankle took
'Aa WV H'fstN "a mum no NiAtItk-
folded, sat beside him in the cabinet
with ono hand on the performers breast
ard another over his forehead, TO de-
tect any movement, kissed another
gentlemen who sat beside him in the
same manner. transferred that gentle
mans watch and chain from his vest to
the prestidigitateur trousers pocket.
aud did other maryels. After he was
unbound, he tied himself into the most
helpless and impossible position, max.
ing sevsnty-two knots in about five and
a half minutes lie plainly says that
this il all done 10y straightforward. A
part Of this programme win be per
formed ut his exhibition tonight. and
The whole tomorrow night, which will
be his last appearance here New
York sun
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1, trea sos The faslps neraaa.i


From where the eFoaa Peeiic,
Beats at the golden GATES,
re where the Wild Atisnssc
swseps stossn-erowns {, rnan,l the states,
There is no land Sc fair,
>" besaieots as thou art,
EHshriDed like %onSe rars tewei
Ia eve ) -on.hfons heart
Thou WAS Ike snBis dead beauty.
With sweet fiosrss OF. thy breast:
And he erasesat erowD upon thy brs;v
Was dim and iastreless.
There Was a sound Of waiiing.
Aad her sister states sil said,
"Fhs Queen. eaeasii.c,I and isolate,
pewntfodden, 'ssh. Is dead
Blu. the warm Calf waves
Flowed up and hs,.t
Lie pulses at her luiseless feel
And the sweet mock eir,is kept caiiipf
From out her orange groves.
How could sile die and break thehearts
ofaA her wtrsiiip.r,.
See. sect she moves her ehained hand
\ hush Is on The sea.
Her frtiers fail from out the land
Goes up cry, she's free!'
How freshly bloom her g-rde.is now,
And All her Reds. how green!
Her mighty river, music maRes,
In grand exultsn. Pean.
a shout goes up from every heart
That loved her in her wos.
And echoes back from strand 20 strand
Free free f'.-evermCrei
Der ehilduen from the Lone Star State
Cry 10 her sous, We'll done,
Oh noiiy have yoa wora your chains,
How bravery you have won.
shine Crescent, shine hc+o,s the SEE,
AS In thy proud prosperity;
q nae ships, and bear her treasures foril
To ali The nations OF the earth.
Aud tell them fom the eshes OF a stat
How in proportion beautiful ana g!Aui
Has risen snatIon Phosnix like.
Aud freed forever from the tyrant'
Shand. K, j. Ii.
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HERE AND r,,ERE.


spseiel to me Herald
NsATBERFoRn, November 10. The
following l. tho vote at this plsce
Tilden, SSi; Hsyes, O.; Thfockmor
ten, III Bigger, 81, III
Nxw NoHK. November lo.--A Her
aid special frcm ~. Louis says u.
Uuited States marshal has been nOti.
hed that the President has signed
Mckee's Isrdon.
ALBANIA, Ga, November I0--One
company % infantry has been ORDERED
fFom here 10 Tallahassee, Fla, 80,
several irom south Csrolina.
WAsHINoroN, November 10Th,
surrender OF four hundred hosiile- be-
longing TO the Missouri River Agency,
20 General Milre, Is confirmed. S'ittgns
Bull, with three hundred lodges, ha.
escaped.
BONDjN, November lO.-The Post
Gays au agreement has been reacte,
between the master and Operative,
t"AhNA FA'AhNFAN VI IflhthIuILr w.
which the threatened great oulbrenE
l. averted. Others payers with Ia,
same Information do not consider ia,
matter finally arranged, tut regard al
agreement probable.
Nav NoRK, November li.-Loans
a decrease uf oue million; specie, at
increase VI one million; legal teuder
decrease ofs2, $4,000. deposits, Sc.
crease 30 81. ~. 900; reserves, decrease
sl,&lOOD0s
Mckee aud Avery have Snot ye
bc,l pardohed.
sSeoretsfy Chandler returns from
New York tonight.
LONDON, November a.-The Pal
Mall Gazette % this sftsrnoon, com
m,utiDg On the rresldeutia! eieciiai
in thr United States, says 1--WE tbiDl
~ iz a cHlumpy to assert that MI Til
den, 80 di-tinctiyely representative
% business men va the Eastern states
will extend any favor 10 the crude pro
jects Of the intiatiOni-ts, or TO the IN
Intelligent dishonesty of repudistion
ista
The Liverpool POat says the an
nouncement Of Mr.. Tudea's election
h well received In eummercit
circles.
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Ex-Governor Clsiliu, Of Mas.achu
sets, has about recovered from his re-
csnt illness.
The first book ever published Ia Je.
rusalem has been dedicated to The
RsthsebIld family.
Professor Max Muller viii pass the
winter la Switzerland on tbs border.
flake Geneva.
The receipts OF the Kellogg opera
company Tor eight nights ia PhIIadel.
phIs were over $4,000.
The Prince Of Vale. sad Prince Leo.
pold are extensive exhibitors az tie
Brighton dog show.
Story, the sculptor, is at. work on
two shskesDeriao subjects Kin Z
Lear and Lady Macbeth.
Oounod has just written a new comic
opera fts title h, "a Year ut Lon.
dnn." and the third act Is said to be
something exquisite.
IL 10 not considered a subject of
laughter 10 New Haven Ia zee young
woman providing around with \ GOV.
hide. looking after Theological stu
dent q
The Moody and sankey guarantee
h1nd ~ Boston, OF thirty thou.ana
doiisrs. y 30 aesrIy subscribed that
work IN the Trrmont-treet Taberna-
cIe h 20 be begun at once.
Rlss,rd Grant White hss arrived 10
Nsv York from England, where he
zee resolved by the leading shake
p~sfisn scholars viii distinguished
sensidssssion.
Ysrng IsdI>s should osS h. deceived
y tbis lsodsrsssd weather into iesving
~ ts>tr b~st bsskkA There b
'6.mpnss 10 ~ IL whish shesld b.
osaes3s6 apfns& i
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Marianne, il Gully IN favor with the
asi't.als. and tie moderate rcpublb
his heather symbol nor song
fakes. alone. the tri color belongs
% tie revolution, the empire. ane
the yenrgef branch ~ lIn, Banr
''as-. Perhaps il wuaii be prudent
ahiii ihe conservative republic Is
more arniy established 10 leave tn.
op OF The hagstaif in lis preseni
n te CONDITION
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John a. Logan Declines GO go so New
Orleans.

CHICAGO, November John A.
Logan has declined TO accept the invi-
tAtion 10 make one u the party which
Is 10 visit New Orleans, believing that
there would be an improperly in hi.
doing SO, since the matter Of the
Louisiana vote will probably come be
fore the United States Senate. Hon.
e. Il. Farvell, J. W Beardsley. law
Yer Of tsock Island, aud Taylor aud
Haven, merchants Of Chicago, have
gone from this place.
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q
Hon. .Isa.e u. simpson, Dallas -
bgsk siB--I am subscriber to youi
daily TOR u short time, and only for a
short tins, If cannot receive II more
regularly thaB heretofore ! tisn' /
blaTne you, however, with this, but
think 1t must he carelessnes in In,
mails, for ! take the Galveston Seass.
which is delivered in the same way.
" hat profit i il 10 reerive daily papers
tso or three times week al Il two aud
three at a time Please sir something
or somebody about this. Tor like youl
paper and want 10 take IL
JOSEPH n. ntISEs.
VIII our postal officials please not.
thi. conaPlais,' and use some little q
fort to remedy the matter
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Professor Wilder, Of Cornell Univer-
shy. gives these short lines
Fer dust ~ tie eyes. avoiai rubbing:
dash cold water in them; remove Gin
ders, etc. with the round point OF lead
pencil
Remove insects from the ear by tepid
water never put hard instrument into
the ear
If an artery IS eat, compress it above
the wound If vein Is eat compress il
below
If sou are ehokei, go on all topTs and
cough
for slight burns dip the part in cold
water ifthe skin IS destroyed, cover II
with yarniSh
| For apoplexy raise the head and beiyi
! for faiatitg. lay the person Hat
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" hat art thoa, Freedom : Oh coul slaves
Answer from their living graves
This deras nj ~ rants would fee
Like a dream : &iTo i'm gerry
hou art Instlee-Ge'tr foF gold
May thy Righteous laws be sold,
a : laws are ia England thou
-1ieldsSt alike high and low.
hou arr peses--Deyer by tEee
Would bi0od and treasure vast q be,
As tyrants wasted them when ali
ieagued to Queneh thy flame In Gauii
Thou art Love the rich have kist
Thy feet. and like him folio % Ing Christ
Given their substance To be free,
And through the world have followed thee.
-iSheiby.
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a correspondent desires 10 know
what sort OF thing a pocket eyu.uas!-
utn = that lie secs advertised ia Jle
papets. We'll, pocket gynnasiem
soifis from plat 10 quart ald Is
made OF glass covered With leather tui
We can { recommend it. We once SAW
a young man have one in good working
order, and after PTscticiag Win il q
short time he found It much easier to
stand OF his head Than 90 bis iees. and
Ae eouldnl ind his way hame.- *.
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&c mu-Seirs, ,iisi tarfe viii 9al M IL
,lan remaiu . moment longer than i
efficient for him 70 jump an1 run
Brave as the Sioux are, and they are the
SraYest of their race, they will never
stand ssinst field guns; but, with small
arms alone, It Is the opinion Of officers
here who have fought them, that IL re-
quire- man &c nsn TO thoroughly thrash
heIn. This mas SEEM strange talk l.
3euple who have been accustomed To be
ieve that one white man WIS equal T.
any three Indians, bat give the opinion
If gentlemen Of unanestiouahle courage
who are thoroughly acquainted with the
Sioux. II Cor New York Times
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DETROIT. November IA murder.
Gus shooting sfisir occurred about
three miles east of Lansing, about m ID
night last night, ia which G.. w.
Ayres was killed and J. 4. Marley, his
fatner.in-law, fatally wounded, and
two OF three others seriously wounded.
Several Of the parties belong in that
city. Domestic troubles was the
cause.
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Mothers!

Gssfor,a is the result Of 10 years tx f,l-ri-
nents bs Or. Samuel P1tcper, oi M.,ssas.hli-
s%us. itfs a ss2etSfiie preparation, AS etfse-
lhs, tssle- II cas- ts' ttRe-s ny the youngest
infant, ana he The SHgS ;spf gTipc- DF. A.
\ Green, OF HoySion, .pei- IA, ~ays uf II;
SiRS--s have tiie,i tl1s- Cssstoria. and Gan
speaa b gaiS Of it, tIirrtt~. Ii VIII, Ii.nk.
10 away ;retg vita c,stDr ,fi. II IS i,iea,--
ant AMI harmless and l. Won 'cfful y elfica-
ei1tis a az assrieus an iaxusIye 1. IL Tia.
very thins-
Tic tastsIia destroys WORMS, reg u ales tire
stomach, eBres wind cole. and permits of
natural healthy sleep. Il L. We, efslrariaus
Ia group. and for t',sthins c;iiS tTeB. Houex
Is not pi'7tssitt.sr b the fas-. and caster oil
Is ROT 80 certain IN It's f.cl=. Il ss,s bet -
cents In large bot 5's1.
7-ist J, Il. 10 f & CO, New YORK..
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REtkE

A waste OF Waters. wild and dark,
A fash of breakers ON ttse lee,
Aud Blungiug vita y on, the Dark
Drives mildly thro' the roaring sea
With steady hsndS he grasps the wheel;
The pinnacle Il blurred with spray;
He feels her siityer la the keel.
And knows she VIII not Sea the day.
- dim eyes peefing thTo' the mI.t
o waiting woman b. tive shore
q pssllid II. that late he Kissed,
And praying hands he i clasp 10 mcrei
A eTash.--s shrek enc drifting spar.
Round which the screaming rea-mu
wheels.
A nd tossed on yondsr yellow bar
corpse is all ia It NOR rev GALS.
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snrsan OF u,rl,.m q a..rr

WAsHNoroN, November ls.-The
President to-day sighed pardon for
William o. Avery, now confined
In the penitentlary at Jefferson City,
Missouri, for completely in whisky
frauds. The friends Of William Nc
kee express absolute confidence that
he wili.be pardoned within day OF
tvxo
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OREGON.
S-ustor Kelly claims the SCAT" ny
small %, npo~rstpr wpiurity.

small os mo~rst,c wpiurtty.
WAshINGToSi November l0--Seua-
Nor Kelly teiegraphs to-day To his wife
in this city, denying that he has CON
ceded the state to the Republicans.
He says the result in Oregon is doubt
fil, with chances ia favor Of a small
Democratic majority.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, November TO-
Full returns ff0m twenty counties in
Oregon show Republican majority OF
l,S02. There remain but three more Ia
be heard from, two OF which will ofise,
each other and the third will give 50
Republican majority.
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Gatcsyille san TuE DALLAS HERALD
has discarded the ase of the editorial!
we. and n"w announces the opinions
otIHE deEALn. The sunply Of sinai!
caps has given ont IN consequence
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DS. rrTF's s,HiP.g AND
atTEY.S HeL,sssr


Its vsl1e cau ns- he TOO .frc,r,.-tt fr,s,.,..,,
I'pn tue Ais.=Et ton % ftUse Vi 10 Il - hzsi
gs ioSs,i ?" 5-tint ii iglnF,sg.r s-itss..y-t..r
q TIC worthless arms, - tf - a.. i.,-t =
pte"ass4i 1ptn scientific pFlncipie ~ a
every here.
fIiacip-i ollss, 4 Aarray -, New YORK
Sapf5-n atp-!-p s, - .
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,ria he gloss an,! freshness Of youth
Thin hair y tlIickened, falling hair
checked, and bal,lness often, though.
not always, curel BIZ IFS ,lsc. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foliicles are destroyed. or tie glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair witt, pasty sediment, it
viii keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or filling OF, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deIeterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and ininric'ls 70 the hair. the
Nisor can only benefit but not harm
It. II wanted merely for q