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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-04
THE RESOLUTION.

The House being informed that since Ito
last adjournment N. G. Kerr, who at tho
commencement Of tho present Congress
was elected Speaker Of the House. has de-
parted this life. creating . vacancy In the
Office Of Speaker. II 10 therefore ordered
that the House do now proceed To the
election Of q Speaker rira roes.
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RADICAL OUTRAGE.
Chicago Politicians, Among Then
BabcOek's sFaGher-in-LaW, mob n
Helpless woman.
Her Story Of Robbery and Wrong,
Endured Almost without a Murmur
Cost OF PenSiOn-Agency.

WASHINGTON, May S.-Miss Ada G..
Sweet, pension agent at Chicago, tes,i-
fed baf)Ie the committee on civil serv-
ice this mCrnlDg in relation to the
charge of payirg money for her posi-
ton as pension agent. She testified
that she wss an applicant for the posi-
top, and in confederation of receiving
the appointment agreed to pay David
Blakely, pension agent, two thousand
one hundred dollars, and was directed
by him } pay the money over to b. II.
Campbell then, ss now, United States
marshal for that district When she
had paid two thousand one hundred
dollars che Loif1ed Blakely and Camp
bell that she had psrfCrmed her part Of
the contract, but Campbell told her that
she was not correct, that he had 8 note
against Blakely for five thousand dol
lars, and that she YVES to pay the whole
OF that note. WitneEs stated that CamI-
bell is General BAbcock's fsther-in-laW.
A considerable correspondence parsed
between of the pa ties on the subject.
Blskely was also defaulter as pension
agent in the cum of three thousand dol
lRrs. When he turned the Office over
to Miss Sweet he turned over
to her thirty seven thousand dollars,
and induced her to give him a receipt
for forty Thousand dollars to cover up his
deficit, and promised to attend to iL in q
few weeks, He did not do so, and when
the Cffic9 ives visited by an official from
the pension Cffice, and Miss Sweet told
him the whole story, the agent told her
he would delay an examination Of her
office until he was on his return trip, so
as to allow some further time for paying
this deficit. One day, after the Mime
sofa election, General ]. II. Baker, Of
Missouri, commi siOner of pensions, and
BIakely came into her office and de-
manded that the three thouIand dollars
deficit be raid that day and charged
1T upon her as her own deficit. She
went to Campbell, and between them
the amount was raised. Campbell gave
her his note for about one thousand
eight hundred dollars, which she in-
dorsed and got discounted, and she
raised the balance on thar occasion.
Blakely and Commissioner Baker were
great friends, and Baker knew Of the ar
rangement she had made with Blakely.
When the President found out that she
was paying out money for her appoint
menJ he notified her that continuance
| OF it would be q sufficient cause for be I
removal. This was sitter she had paid
| the two thous and dollars. She had paid
| out 50 much on that account, that 20 far
she had received no bsnett from the
| pension agent, but had Iuu into debt
and was still behind about two thousand
| dollars. Baker Is now surveyor general
for Minnesota and BlakeIy is publishing
! q paper somewhere in that vicinity
Adjourned.
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LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM.
movement 90 SeeTre an Endowment
S"RseriPtiOn-An Appeal 60 the
senevOIeBt

EDiIoRs APPEAL-It will he q matter
OF oeep lIterest 20 many Of your readers
70 KNOW thet the neW building erected
ny the . .Id-FeilOWs for the Leath orr han
asyIu a bsing fully completed. steps or.
AioN being taken 10 call upon liberal
nsSrted men in this city to furnish, on
come carefully devised plan, the needed
endowment which will place this cher
ished institution beyond the necessity of
calling for daily chsrity. AS means to
tbis end an anniversary day hiss been
named and an eminent orator invited to
make the appeal TO the public. 1t is be-
lieved that when all tie facts are under
stood there viii be no difficulty
Ia securing all the help that
may be needed. We are pleased to see
benevolent iaGies aiding in this noble
WORK by their festival st 1884 Main
street.: As a means OF advising the
lnends Cf the orphans OF what is to be
expected, we publish the following:
AT regular meeting CT the board Of
managers Of Lesth oTpnan ayylum, on
the eighth Instant, the following resolu.
tion was unanimously adopted;
''RssolUed, Tha. each denomination
oi christians represented in this board
be, and they are hereby, requested to
furnish 3 cJmmittee Of two men to CO.
Operate with the trustees in raising the
endowment fund by subscription, the
names Of the committees TO be reported
at the earliest moment to s. 81, Dunf.
comb, Esq.i and acceptance assured
DAVID WALK,
- w. e. RO(1C3S.W
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Flood In Red River.
RELIGIOUS RIOT.
Deadly Assault on the Chris
tians-TWO COnsuIs Killed.

LONDON, May IA serious riot took
place in Salonics, European Turkey, on
Saturday, between the christians and
Mohammedans. The trouble arOse from
the fact that q christian girl wished to
become q MOhsmmedsn. She was for
chilly taken from her Turkish friends by
the Greeks. During the riot the French
and German consuIs were sssassiDSted
by the Mohammedans. Further dis
tUrbances are aDpIenended. AT lsst ac-
counts the authorities had taken no
measures to protect life and property,
and no arrests had been made.
A friEate left CODstantiaOple to day
for SJlOnica, with Eehrlf PAshs, vino
has Just been appointed governor OF Sa-
Ionics, a Turkish commissioner, the
second dragOman of the French EN-.
bsssy, and the German consul at Con,
stantinople on board. Punishment o.
the guilty has been ordered with the
publicity btfitting the gravity Of the
crime. A French man-Of-war left Con
stantinople Immediately on the receipt
Of the news to protect the lives and tbs
interests Of the French citizen aud hon
or Of the flag.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, May SIT is
stated here that the body OF christians
who attempted to take the wOuld-bC
convert from the Turkish quarter Of Sa'
Ionica, acted at the irstigstiOn OF the
American consul, ands fighting between
the christians and Turks ensued. The
French and German cOnsuls went t.
the mosque and were killed by the ex
asperated Mohsmmedan pOpulace, not
Withstanding the efforts OF the govern
or to protect them.
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should know whether they were to haV'
the benefit OF the normal sohOo course
Messrs. TrCzevsnt, Goodwin, Goodman
and Rsmbant favored postponed en-
of the subject till all the members could
iuform themselves as to the necessity o
the schools.
Mr.. LeDoW's communication, recon-
msnLing the abolition Of the aormSl
bchOols, wss read.
On the motion to adopt the majority
report, the vote stood:
Ayes-Kelly, RAndle, Robbins, Wig
gin, Churchill, Tr6ZsvAnt, Speers, Ca
r-y, Townsend, Heath, FOlke5, President
Mitchell-l2.
Nsys-W, P. MitchsI, Arlington
Goodman, Rambau', Anderson-5.
Mr.. Townsend, in order to give the
uninfOrmed all opportunity 20 post
themEelves, t1oved q reconsideration, to
0e voted on at special meeting to be
held MozjGGay evening May 22i. Carried.
The medical society CT Shelby county
was granted permission TO meet in the
hall OF the board,
The board OF equalization was given
permission to meet in the office Cf the
board.
Mr.. Anderson moved the appointment
of q committee Of three 10 inquire why
certain IepCrts, required by charter, had
not been made. The committee on
rules and regulations were instructed to
prepare the necs, ary reports.
DR.. Arlington offered a resolution
sbolishing the Office of principal at the
close of the present session, and ap.
pointing head teachers at the variou.
schools. Referred to committee on
teschers.
Adjourned till Monday evening, May
22i, at eight o'clock.
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Central City Residence
AT PUBLIC SALE.

WE are instructed by the owner 10 sell.
w without reserve, TO the highest bidder,
on THURSDAY, May lltu, at u o'clock, on
the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets, that very pleasant and conveniently
situated Brick Residence, 30. I57 SaCru0 street,
west side between Exchange and Market
streets, now rented aud 0CcupI d by $. NJ.
Ashe. Esq, The lot is pa feet 'front.' by ~
feet depth, extending TO Iue residence lot OF
Governor Harris. Tine house uas basement
story, and two stories above, and contains nine
gOOd-sized rooms, nice Iron balcony in mont,
and is supplied with gas and good Cisieru
wafer. The excellent neigEDOrlHOI and con-
venienCe Of location To the business part OF
the city, the courthouse and public Offices OF
the city and county. render this high s. dlsl-
rable property, and being placed on the m ar
ket to be sold for what IL VIII bring uude- the
auctioneer's hammer, the sale should have the
attendance of all buyers. TERMS Hair cash.
balance IN one year, with interest secured by
deed IN trust The purcEaSer viii be required
to make a c5sh deposit of ten per cent. on his
bid and abstract of title viii be in adiuess,
He viii b. entitled TO receive the rent from
the dav OF sale, sEd i1 possession 1T the end
of the present tenants term ia september,
Persons wishing TO buy Will be allowed TO eE-
anime the premises, on ap ucatlOn 20 the
tenant. IRELEN AMI q 10
mv6 Eeai Hsrate Agents.
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MEXICO.
Arms for the GOVernment-Ammun
tiOn Stolen by the RebeIs-A
Religious Riot.

CITY OF MEXICO, May 3.-Fiity Fl We
bUrdfed stand Of improved arms, and a
million dollars worth Of ammunition,
from the U1ited Sta .es, has arrived at
the capital from Vera Cruz.
Congress, by vote OF one hundred
and thiTty-fiys TO tEenty.s'X, voted to
a6iOH5n u0Jil one month after the next
Presidential inauguration. IL has
granted the Pre-ident extraordinary
powers for the conduct If the war and
the aising Of money.
The revCIu lonis st Minitaitan cap.
;ured tgO vessels loaded with smmuni-
ton. A heavy loss to the government
side
a severe shock Cf e earthquake was felt
in Gzu1alsquAT on April 18th.
A religious riot TOOK place in Quere.
t1rO. Rev. Maxwell Phillips, o. the
Presbyterian mission, was very severt ly
wounded.
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HOrICE IN BAsHRUPTUY.

In the District Court OF the United states, fol
fbs District OF Western Tennessee-In the
matter of John A. Walter, Bankrupt-ln
Bankruptcy.
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt:
1SyIKE NOTICE That a general meeting o.
the creditors Of said bankrupt viii be held
Al the ONCE OF T. J. Latham, Esq., r Hegister ID
Bankruptcy for said District, al hemPhls, 80
no Madison street, ON the 18Th day of May,
1875. at II O'Clock am, for the purpose OF de-
cIarfng a first and fnal dividend
6naI accounts as assignee Of the ssid state oi
said bankrupt in said court, and that on the
la day OF June, next, sha apply 10 SAID
COurt for the settlement Or my said account.
and a discharge from ALL ability as assignee OF
said estate in accordance with the provisions
Of the 2sth section Of the act OF Congress IN
titled 8" An act TO establish uniform system
of bankruptcy LnIouehOut the United Stales,
approved March 2, 1883.
o. WOOLDRIDGE, Assignee
Memphis, May 8, 1876. IL MaolsOh ST
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Dom Pedro i'm Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-Dom Pedro
visited both houses OF congress to-day,
and seemed to take quite an interest in
the procee dines He subsequently Wis
tied the supIeme court, and then went
to the executive mansion. He was met
in the blue room by the President and
Secretary Fish, and after being present
ed passed to the red room, where he was
introduced TO Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Fish and
Mrs. Fred Grant. Some time was passed
in social conversation.
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DIED.

BAXTER-May 8, 1876, at Laconis, Arkkan-
sas, EAI8ET MONROE BAXTER, aged four years.
five months and eighteen days. louisville
Courier.JOurnal and Fuscumbia (AIaJ papers
please copy.I
MOFFET C-Sunday, 7th instant, MAMIE,
youngest child of John and Sarah Me1ett
aged six years, six months and twenty ight
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-09

IL tbs house yesterday Mr.. Wood, OF
Mississippi, asked leave, which was OBJ.
jscted to, to offer RESOLUTION authoriz.
ing the issue Of five hundred thousand
Tations to sufferers by the overflow in
that State. A bill was introduced and
referred to authorize the coinage OF
twenty. five millions additional of silver
c)in to be used in the ordinary disburse-
1nents OF the treasury. The senate was
engaged on the Beiknsp impeachment,
tie session closing without retult or ino-
portant feature.
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Hamilton, Ontario, Nav Z: Geo. E.
Schooley, money clerk of the Adams
express company at Nashville, TeoDes-
see, who absconded with ten thousand
dollars belonging TO the company, was
arrested here yesterday. The prisoner
confessed, aud promised to return the
money. He consented to return with
out awaiting extrsditiOn.
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FLOOD.
The River n sing Rapidly at and Above
st. Louisa Heavy Freshet
Apprehended.

81. LOUIS, May S.-Tne river has
been rising st this point with unusual
rapidity since Saturday night, and ls
now higher than at any previous time
this season, and is swelling at the rate
of one and half to two Inches per hour.
The levee is nearly submerged in the
lower places, and an additional rise Of
three feet will food many cellars on
Front street. Some parts Of East st.
Louis are inundated, and considerable
damage has already been done. EN-
bankments have been hastily thrown
up in places to prevent the encrOach-
ment Of the water, and other pTepsra-
tions are in progress to meet the rise
coming out OF the Missouri and upper
Mississippi, both OF which streams, and
most Of their tributaries, are swelling
rapidly, and a fTeshet Of considerable
magnitude is expected.
Flood In Red River.
SHREVEPORT, May 8 "A very heavy
rain-storm passed over this city Satur-
day night and Sunday forenoon, lasting
hours. The total rainfall was
I S7-iOO inches. The weather is now
clear and cool. Very heavy rains fell
along the upper river from Denison
own, and full river is inevitable.
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TENPLNRS Of HONOR

MONTGOMERY COUNCIL, No. 1, t. A. and
Ia 8. T., meets this CTU ESDAY) evening, p I
8 O'Clock, in Templars Hall, No. 29S secOnd
street, for dispatch of business and comforting
the degrees of the Council.
By order of JNO. W. GRAHAM, c. Of c.
JNO. w. BRUSH. Rec. OF Q.
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WEATHER PRORABILITIEs.

Wan DEFr., OFFICE CH. srG. OFFIcKR,l
AaEIEGTOs. May 2. ! an. I
For Te1lHcSSse and the Ohio valley,
TisiHg Jod0Eed By falling barometer,
co. no7thtces: backing to t0drmer south
t0eSt Wiads and generally clear tgeather.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the office Of r. M. Leigh & Co., Columbus,
Miss until Monday, 4 o'clock pm, June 5th,
TO construct a Coffer-dam for pier foundation
Of the Iron Fridge ecros3 the TOmbigbee river;
also, 10 construct a foundation OF piles for
same. Each plan VIII receive separate bids.
Plans and specifications will be found at
office OF Clerk OF Chsncery Court, and also at
office OF +. NJ. Leigh & CO.
Bond with approved Eecurity will be re-
uuIred for completion of the work within the
time specified.
The Bridge Commissioners reserve the right
to rejC st any and all bids.
of Iownde7 county. G.. W. ALERT
my9 Chairman Bridge Commissioners.
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London, May s: A dispatch to the
Times from RisanO says it is officially
ordered that all aid to the Herzegovinisn
refugees remaining in the Austrian ter.
ritory be discontinued. The TTmes's
Berlin special says that Austria has in
formed the Turks that 1t will close the
port Of Kick il the Turkish force at
Rictuar is increased.
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BUILDING LOTS!
On Poplar and Washington Streets AID
in Fort Pickering,
ar kUCTYDN.

First-That desirable lot suited both for bus
mess and for residence, on south side Of Pop
lar street, east of the Market, and joins the
residence OF Mr.. sam -er, NJ III Poplar street.
Size of lot, 40 feet front by IisZ tset TO the
alley.
SecOnd-That lot on north side of Washing
ton, near Orleans street, and just west Of Col
Inns (MethOdistD Chapel. Lot 41Xl5S feet Oc-
cupied by tenants who own Jhe improve
ments, and pay taxes and ground rent but
immediate possession can be given II desire 3.
Third-LOJ 10 aud half OF IIt @, block %,
Fort Pickering % by 100 feet, on south side OF
Georgia, between Firth and sixth streets.
Terms of sale: Half cash, balance in eight
and twelve months, with SIX per cent. Interest
the purchaser to pay the taxes from atd after
January l, 1876. CepOslt of ten Per cent. aJ
the time or sale viii ue required. The above
property will be sold to the highest bidder on
the southwest corner Of Main and Madison
streets on
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Salt Lake, May s: Mrs. George H.
MumfOrd, Of Rochester, N. Y, wife Of
the former vice-president Of the Western
Union telegraph company, George II.
MumiOrd, and mother OF the former
vice-president of the Western Union
telegraph company, George Il. Mum
ford, jr., died in this city, Of apOplexy,
yesterday morning. Her body went
east to-day.
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Dublin, May s: The second COMPETE
tion at Dundalk for places in the Irish
teams for the American Centennial con-
test took place Saturday last, and YVES
conducted as before, by two squads
Of four each. The score re-
suited in tie; Rigby made
q score of 20l out OF possible score OF
225; Of his As shots, 80 were BULBS eyes.
The other scores were: MitUer, 203;
G0ff, 1876; Trail, lS9; Patrick, 1e8i Dyss,
l77i JOynte, l64.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,)
LOCAL FREIGHT OFFICE,
Memphis, Tenn, May s, 1875.
OHIPPER5 via Memphis and Charleston
y Railroad are requested TO deliver their
freights at the depot before o'clock p m. to
insure forwarding same day.
my9 GEO. T. RATHER, Agent.
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Fort Laramie, May s.: Captain Egan
with company K, Second United States
cavalry, and company F, Ninth infant
ry, Lieutenant Rogers, one hundred
good fighting men in sll, left here this
morning for the sce1eof thos.te Indian
troubles on the Cheyenne Iiver and in
Red canon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-09

Willismsport, Pa, Msy Z: The fire
last ni ht burned sll the lumber piles on
about twenty acres OF ground, cOmpris-
ing eighteen million feet Of lumber.
Loss, tWO hundred ard seventy thousand
dollars; insurance, two hundred and ten
thousand dollars.
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CHICAGO, May S.-A Iiot occurred
this morning in the lumber district, in
the southern part Of this city. The
whole number of striking lumber.yald
employee, who have been Attempting to
coeice the men who continued WORK at
one dollar and half per day instead Of
demanding one dollar snd seventy. fl ve
cents, congregated at an early hour and
made such violent demonstration that
the police inteTfered and hand to hand
encounter took place and caused 3
STAMP ede among the workmen. The
police arrested considerable number of
the rioters and restored quiet.
CHICAGO, May S.-The riOtous lum-
Der wOrkmen held a meeting tonight,
a. which conciliatory spirit prevailed.
The suggestion that they form them
selves into protective unions met with
much favor, and another meeting was
appointed for tomorrow.
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CLOSING RATES

fesssTday q cotton ana gold: NeW
goTk, cottsH, y 7.l6e; Memphis, &c.
AelO York, gid cl0sed at 1928; Mem.
Phis, lII{.
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Watches and SpeCtacles.

UTATCHES repaired in the best style by T.
w NOEL. A very select assortment Of
Watches for sale at very low prices Also,
large assortment of Speetacles, at ~ RAaIe
htraet T. NOEL.
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Death in the PIT.
THE STRIKE RS.
The IassiIIOn Strikers still Hold Out
and Threaten Guerilla Warfare
Lumber-YRrd Strik ers.

CLEVELAND, O., May 7.-Everything
was quiet at Mssillon to day. Last night
about eight o'clock six or eight shots
were fred a the pickets stationed at
the Warrington mine. The pickets re.
turned the fire and started in pursuit.,
but the attacking party male their
escape.
CLEVELAND, May SIT is reported
that about fifteen old striking miners
went to work in the Silver Creek mine
this morning, at sixty cents per ton, un-
der the protection of the Ohio militia
All manner of threats are being made
against them by the strikers. The strik-
ers are still holding out, and it is prob.
snle that guerrilla warfare will be re-
sorted to.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, May 6.-Ten prom
inent members of the "Mollie Mcguire"
association were arrested to-day and
lodged in jail, charged with conspiring
to murder,
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Wsdn.slaY EaY 81,

promptly TO the hour. Abstracts Of Title will
be in readiness TO place in the u8nds of pur-
chasers. IRRELEVANT tc co,
Real Estate Agents
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upon the premises. y personal Inspection
will show tOat this Is e most delightful home
stead, in the purchase of which may be Sc
cured, to begin WITH, what 10 would require
twenty years TO accUmu ate on neWiy-im-
proved place, in fruit and shade trees vines
and flowers, and other Improvements, which
time only, ard not m lone y Ycau command Toe
lot l. 50 feet mont by $50 feet depth and IS ON
handsome elevation, above the street level
with a terraced front. Fruit and shade trees
evergreens and roses, give % the place the ei-
feet OF a rural home i'm 1la midst OF % e.. S.
Toe dwelling has ample apartments, OF 'Ie
most com fort able proportions, FOR tine acc M
modatiOn OF large family, and has open aud
latticed galleries and pOrches on every side
Two fine cisterns give tJ rue place an ample
supply of good water.
TERMS-HEIt CaSI, balance in SIX and
twelve months, with Interest secured by deed
in trust. A cash deposit of ten per cent. Will
be req uired 20 sale
We are instructed TO assure bidders that the
sa @ is absolutely positive, and no one should
fail 10 attend who wishes 10 buy a home. a
lunch will be spread on the occasion, at
which We invite all buyers and the pu1iic to
be present. IREZENANI " 90,
uyT heal Estate Agents.
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- q LIS
VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER

This standard article Is compounded with
the greatest care.
as ever.
color. "
run; and the scalp, by its use, become white
and clean.
By its onic properties it9 restores the capil-
Isry glands 10 their normal vigOr, preve nting
badness, and making the hair grow thick and
AS dressing nothing has been found 50 ef'
fectual or desirable.
DR.. A. A. Hayes, State Asssyer Of Massachu-
saTts saws OF it: q" / consider IL THE BEST
PREPARATIoS for its intended purposes
Bn ckin Eh a ms oyoy
FOR TIE WHIsKERS.
This elegant preparation may be relied on
10 change the color Of the beard from gray or
anv other undesirable shade, 10 brown CT
black at discretion. 1t is easily applied, be-
ing IN ONE PREPARATION, and quickly and
effectualiy produces a permanent color " hlch
will neither rub nor wash on.
Manufactured by
z. r. HALL q sO., Haahus, n. n.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine