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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-23

GOLDSMITH MAID RETIRED -Charley Coch-
ran, the trainer of Goldsmith Maid, says that
she has certainly retired from the race course.
He has slept in the stable with her nearly
every night for four years Her temper used
to be bad at times, and she would kick and
bite without provocation; but of late she has
been more docile. In her worst moods, how
ever she would not harm woman A
Scotch terrier is her pet and constant com
panion She has earned an aggregate of
1926, 900, and has travelled 100, 900 miles in
railroad cars. As to her fastest trotting Coch-
ran says: 81 don't say that she ever could
have done a mile much better than PA,
though she might have knocked two seconds
off that had everything been just right for a
trial. She did trot in 2;13s over Belmont
Park track last year, but they only gave it out
PA because there were so few people there,
and they thought they would get bigger
crowd some time and sure TO beat it. Mr..
Balch, of Boston, was one of the judges, and
made the heat in 2:13a and he wanted it given
out so, but couldn't get his way"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE FIRST GRAND BALL OF THE SEASON
CARSON TURN -vEREIN
Thanksgiving EVENING, THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER 29th, 1877,

VALUABLE SILVER WARE and other
articles will be given away presents 20 the Ladies
attending the Ball The dance going public is hereby
daily invited. TICKETS, admitting gentleman and
ladies' have been reduced 81 and each ticket entities
the lady to chance for the presents The best Music
has been secured and an excellent Supper will be spread
for extra charge of so cents person. The Commit
will spare pains have the hall free from dust and
secure to the attendants pleasant evening.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
GEORGE W. KITZMEYER, Secretary. ny23td
National Republican., 1877-10-05
A KniQhtly Commitment
Chief Justice Cartier and Justices olin

When, in May last, on the evening of Ascen-
sion Day, Washington Commandcry, No. l, knights
Tcmplar, visited the Church of the Ascension to
attend religious services. they found the chancel
very finely dressed with flowers. Upon inquiry
they asccrtained that the decorations had been
done by Mrs. Allison NaiIor jr wife of one Of the
iratcrs. who took deep interest In the Templar
Order.
Approaching the generous act, at n subsequent
feelings in that respect directed that they he en-.
crossed and appointed a committee to present them
The event took place last evening at the residence
Of Mr.. NaOr, No. Sl5 Ninth street northwest and
proved very interesting occasion.
The committee, consisting Of Sirs f. G. Davis
eminent commander Robert Boyd. gcncra,issimo;
John kcywOrth, treasurer, and Warren Orcntt re-
corder, arrived at the residence about $50 O'Clock
They were shown into tho parlOr and the hostess
called in when the presentation took place Sir
Davis prefacing II with a few suitable remarks
The lady, although surprised bore her honors
mecky and returned thanks for the great cOmpl,
mcnt paid her. There was also present SIR Knights
Nailor and CosSctt and the Misses Ida and Lizzie
Marshall neccs Of the hostess.
The engrossi' Of the resolutions Is q fine piece
OF workmanship. and reflects credit on Mr.
Schmidt. the gentleman who did IT,
Later In the evening the company were invited
to the dining. room, where they found an abund
ance of good things. to which ample Justice was
dome, aud after spending q pleasant evening they
retired to their homes
This is the first instance In the history Of this
community where lady has been thus honorcd
by the Templars.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
The Police ROartl.

The Board of Police met last night. John
r. Cake petitioned for the appointment Of John
OiConnell as special Officer ct Willards hotel.
Granted.
The report Of the property clerk for tho month of
September was submitted showing that the amount
~ property turned In was 81 i3222; delivered,
S7Sl 25
The report Of Lieut. Vernon In charge Of the
detective corps for the month Of September was
submitted, showing that the total number Of mr..
rests WINS 40, Of which Major Richards made l.
Lirnt. Vernon 7, Clarvoe 5. CnOmcs 4. MCDcvitt l.
Miller 2. MCElfresh . aud Vnss s. Surnpr Of rob
bcries trpOrCd sS-Anonuting to 81 iS9 ~ amount
of money and property recovered s4Sl.hH amount
OF mrney and property reported lost on the
street ,Sn
Lieutenant Vernon was granted leave of absence
for twenty dnvs,
Mr. Solncrvilc, from the speclal committee on
the seventh precinct station reported that they had
rs"cCted the building on Wednesday and were
ready to accept II on two conditions that porch
he Glazed in the rear Of the building, where the
contractor has left simple platform and that the
cellar hc repaired according to agreement The
contractor had promised to Nllhll these conditions
Gas bills Tor the mnnih Of Snptcmber for tho DO.
lice headquarters building and the eight station.
holiscS amounting IN sl!NAl were approved.
Anaprfopridlnn Of 5000, 10 pay tho balance of
the account with Wannmakcr Of Philadelphia for
summon clothing for the force, was approved.
Mr. nrlttnn reported that the new manuals had
been distributed TO nll the rnemlcls Of the force
Captain Brock reported that the drll master was
progressing finely and would soon begin the baton
exercise.
The board then went into executive session.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
CITY NOTES.

-overcoats were brought out in full style
yesterday.
There are no torpedocs being manufac.
turcd at the navy yard.
The good effect Of the rain yesterday was
to wash the Avenue clean.
The ways and means Of this world are
mysterious. SO Is Julia Dobson.
Full houses should greet the performers at
the National theatre every night
The ceiling of Thompson's drug store, on
Fifteenth street, Is being rcffescocd.
The public schools broke up at 2.3o p. m.
yesterday on account OF the Weather.
The organization Of fire department In
the Treasury has Just been completed.
The collapsing Of umbrellas WAS general
show yesterday and quite fashionable, too.
Columbia Conmandery, No. 2, X. r., holds
is stated conolsYe this evening att o'clock.
Strangers In the city are plentiful, and
President Hayes has his hands full--of the shakes
An excursion of young business men of
Richmond Is expected to visit this city the 18th
instant.
A large amount of internal revenue stamps
fhr Cgara and whisky have just been received at
the Treasury.
The northern section Of the city Is being
well supplied by the building associations with fine
rows Of buildings.
There is rumor aaoat that President
iiayes Is Tying to get patent out on "VsItors'
handshHking machine"
Early Yesterday morning the house Of DR..
A: Ch'isly, In un'ontown, was entered and robbed
OF s2t IN money aud some !cwelry.
The old site Of the fountain In tho Four
tccnth,srcct circle Is 10 he occupied by a mohu.
ment OF Gen. Geo. H: Thomas. The eyergreens and
shrlIbbcry have vanished.
Mosquitoes have grown an CT ira size larger
this season. They cast shadow In the moonlight
resembling horse.hy, and you can measure The
length OF their teeth with q foot r'lle.
The Ludlow Patton, steam canal boat,
owned by Mr.. Henry Wagner, of Georgetown, Is
sunk cpe hundred miles above Gecrrstnwn. 1t
was uHlnaded and viii soon be ahoat again.
The Introductory lecture to the junior
members Of the class OF ls77.fs Of tho Georgetown
University Law School WAS delivered last evening
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Station Houses.

The report Of the committee on station
houses of the Metropolitan police commissioners
regarding the necessary articles for use In tho re-
srective stations has been forwarded IN the District
Commissioners, Speaking Of the Eighth precinct
The condition Of this house remains the same as
when before noticed The water closets need i'm.
mediate attention. and should be removed and new
that there be no danger Of dodgers being su ocs.ed
By gas escaping into the rooms, as occurred last
season. when four men were found apparently
dead IN their bcTths" The committee are Of tho
opinion that II one thousand dollars Of the police
fund now retained by the District Commissioners
for repairs Of sthonhouses was turned over to the
poltra board for disbursement II could be more Rd
vantngcnusly used and they sn recommend The
report has been referred TO the District auditor
National Republican., 1877-10-05
BY Martin =. Morris, LII D., professor Of common

BY Martin +. Morris, IL. D., professor Of common
The people Of North Washington are
highly elated over the addition Of another railroad
track on Fourteenth street Transit over this
ront? is much quicker now than heretofore, and
yet the cars arc more crowded than ever
Tho president and directors of GEORGE
town College contemplate tearing down the old or
original college building, and erecting IN It's stead
gcther the two wings OF the main building.
Yesterday bang, slam, nuttcr, futter,
swoo oooo ool were the ominous sounds which
told the weary pedestrian that tho cyclone had
come nt last and he was ont In the wet world with
nothing to shelter him but shedetree n friend.
ly doorway.
"A pocket-book was lost In one Of tho Four
tcenih-street cars yesterday morning, but fortu-
nntely for the owner there wns hut small amount
OF money In IL yet there were some valuable pa
ners contained therein Of use only to tho owner.
Let them bc returned.
WIN. Braddon was arrested about o'clock
this morning by Oflcer Burns for treSpnssing on
station. lie had In his no session two double bar.
relied shOtRuns, two handsomely worked baby
dresses, two blankets, three cakes Of soap and an
umbrella.
About o'clock last evening, rs Mr.. Ed
ward Abner was delivering beer out OF wagon TO
became frightened and ran up the Avenue at avery
rapid rate but were captured at the corner Of Sew
enth street by Ofliccr Dubois One wheel OF the
wagon was broken. Nobody was hurt
Officer J. f. Arnold last night arrested In
Unioniown a O ,lored man named Frank Jones who
was carrying bag Of sweet potatoes of which he
up OF the Eighth precinct station. When he was
searched ladys pocket book, containing a small
sum OF money, was found in his pocket
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Police Court,
John Williams, charged with being vagrant

John Williams, charged with being a vagrant
was released on his personal rccoGnizancc, VIM
Thompson, vagrant, thirty days VIM Ryan, va.
grant sixty days. Morris Gsney. vagrant, ninety
days. Anna Reeves, vagraut thirty days. John
Kelly. yAgrnnt ninety days. Oscar Blakcy was
fined S. or IN default ten days for throwing stones
Augustus York presented the marShal with S. for
profanity Martha Tones, profanity. 81 or seven
days. Thomas CaSSin same. David Butler sub
scrihcl - to the relief fund OF the District for
using bad words. L. J. Burch and louis Watts
Louis llSmilton's disorderly conduct cost him s.
Joseph Boil bought wheelharrow when the owner
was not looking, and II cost him $40 or IN default
thirty days. August York was fined s. for cam.
hitting M assault on H. CLARK John Uardcll
charged with aSsanlting C. W Mshon was dis.
charged. J.. Sales, threats against s. Scaggs per.
SOual rccOgniZance. George ErOoks and John
Harris were charged with the larceny Of pair Of
pant' but H. the theft could not he proven they
we've discharged Francis Lee was brought up for
assGulting Jane Ice; dismissed.
1humRS kIduell committed an unprOvoked as-
sault on James T. Ferry. an old gentleman, for
which amusement he was mucted in the sum of
$40. or In default thirty days.
Harry COue!Nnd, charged with disorderly con.
duct was discharged
Thomas Thompson was brought up for being
yagraut hut the evidence not being conclusive
that such was the case he was released.
James Fitzgerald struck George Tyler and swclled
the revenues Of the court with aV.
George Burnett was charged with an assault on
Aaron Bulser but the complaining witness could
NOT identity him. and he was discharged from Gus.
tOdv.
Catherine Foley charged Catherine oninlsn with
stated that no blows were struck Personal recog.
nlzAugC,
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Water SIIpply,

Col. Timothy Lubey, water registrar, has
recommcndsd 10 the District Commissioners that
mains he laid in the following localities; Fourth,
between Nsud . stICets northwest New IIampshire
avenue, lciwecm 7 and L street, &, between Sec.
ond and Third streets northeast 1wguty. ilNk lac.
twccp and X streets mOrthwNtC S!NtE. between VI
and streets sp"thMcst; BcGl between M"ntgrl.
cry and MulhuC streets. Gu"rg, tuwr; SrN,uih, he-
tween Firtund SECOND sITccts southwest { hCt" cen
Sixth and SeNcn streets northeast: Sixth street
cast r. between Ihi?i'rnth aid Fiileenth s,rerts
northwest aud V, between Fourteenth and Twelfth
streets northwest He thuks that this extension
Of the mains should he made hs wgter is nOcded at
all these points both tor protection OF property
against fire and for domestic use. The coat OF
kbor and material IA estimated at 81, $3.50.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
BASE hall Gossip,

This afternoon at four O'clock the Creighton
and Eagle clubs will play the first game of their
series on the Olympic grounds. These clubs are
about evenly matched and a good game may be
cKpected
The ball for the benefit Of the Eagle Base Ball
Club has been postponed Until the 10th instant
Owing To the rain Yesterday the National and
Eagle clubs were Insbie t. play, But the game will
be played at the earliest Opportunity.
club play here before cold weather sets ii and as
only small guarantee Ia asked there Ia no reason
why should not be succes.ful. The Nationals
is IN fine trim they will doubtless give the "Giants
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Arrest of a CoIored Thief.

A few days ago Messrs. Willctt & Libhey's
Office, corner Of New York avenue and Sixth street,
was entered and robbed Of three coats and the de-
tcctlyes have hCcn on the lookout for the thief
Yesterday ni1rIirC while Detectives McElfresh and
McDcviu Were coming down Ninth street near The
the AvcrUc they noticed man loading about tbe
corner, and as he could give no satisfactory ac.
count ofhmsef they concluded 10 run hp IN.
"" proved To he the verv man they wanted for the
robbery at McSsrs. wiliett & LihbcyS and on
searching him small boys vest was found under
bis coat lie was lnck kcd up and will Le tried BY
JUDI Smell this morning.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
FALL ovERcoATs at $3.50 ard up.'',
EIsENAN Bros, corner Seventh and Z streets
Op ening Meeting of the Carroll Institute


The rooms Of the Institute having been
tho roughly renovated during the summer months
were thrown open last evening for the inspection
Of Its numerous friends, the event being also the
commencing Of the regular THURSDAY evening iii.
erary and musical entertainments. The handsome
Improvements made and the many new attractions
added-one being a fine new piano--elcited much
admiration nom the visitors present After the In.
spectinn Of the rooms the company assembled In
the hall Of the Institute to listen 10 an admirably
selected programme. Mr.. J. II. Bushnell, first vice
president presided, with Mr. John T. Falon as
secretary. Nine new members were elected. Amer
the reutns business Of the meeting. Prof Carl
Richter opened with the piano solo, Whispering
Winds Y. T.. May then read "Thc Drcsm OF
Eugene Aram." Messrs. Freeman and Shnrb sang
with fne effect "Beautnil Moonlight" Mr.. Miitori
u smith followed with Poc's "Annabcl Lee"
Then Mr.. J. Z, Shorb gave the piano solo, 'Marche
aux aux Flsmbcan" Mr. John T. Faon read with
inlmitab!e style Marx Twain's European Guides"
Prof., Carl; Richter played waltz from straus and
Mr John N. Mckvoy concluded the evenings en-.
tertainment with that grand old Irish song
'shamns O'Rrien" The opening night was pro.
nounced success, and nrcsages a series OF very
agreeable entertainments for the pleasure Of The
members during the coming winter.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Monument Society.

The regular monthly meeting of the Wash.
ington Monument society was held yesterday, Mr..
W. W. COrcorn in the chair and DR.. j. B Blake as
secretary. There was also present General wm
Mex. Dunn, Captain T. n. Stuart Messrs Edmund
Clark and Waller s. Cox.
A vast amount Of Corresr0ndcnce was laid beTure
the society hut the reading OF Communications
was dispensed with.
The death Gf FiEhugh Coyle was announced
and shithhI" res duupns were Offered and atlopted
General lIGuntcndcred hl' orlcr rooms ns nlace
70 hold regular meetings Nnd '" offer was accent.
Cd with haHEs, The society VIII meet there in
the future.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE visit 10 Or. Hartley insures instant relief for
9atarrh. No cxorbitant fees in advance. Rcsl.
dcnce removed to sS4 New York avenue
Lcf-of clothing watches, pistols &C., bought at
Herzogs, 9lo street Orders attended TO.
All kinds Of trunks made 10 order, repaired and
Market Space
THE finest New York butter In the city; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but
tef, at spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices No impossblities advertised, but
yinccd,
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Runaway and A ccident,

During the storm yesterday afternoon MS
Robert Washington was driving down Seventh
street when near Boundary street heavy wind
overturned the wagon and lie was thrown out stis.
tanning severe cu' N the head. He was carried
70 n drug store near by by officers Stone aud Mnr.
gan, where his wound WAS dressed ard he was .. nj
home. No damage was d ne the wagon but Nh,
horse mnnagod t0 break sway and ran down sixth
street at nILlous rate Of speed ard up 10 a lato
hour lat night bad not byCn recGnIurel
National Republican., 1877-10-05
zone By One Our Friends Depart"

Association, departed this life on the Sd instant a
victim Of civil SGryiCe reform. This association,
We are inGTnch WINS orgHnlZrd IN October 1859
BY clecIiIg the Hon. H. y. ssrrDu then Filth An.
dilnr Cf the Treasury. pr"SidCrt aud W. f. Snen.
GER now lOurnnl Clerk cf the Uuitci States Zen.
ate 'rcretGry, and Il has from time to time since
It's Hli"CS, The officers upon its dlsucmberlncnt
were Col, + NJ Trucll, president, aud Dr. ]. j. LII,
TIC, SECRETARY,
National Republican., 1877-10-05
A Lunatic At Largo.

Lieutenant johnson yesterday found an in
sane man named Martin schsuer cutting some
queer antics, and, calling assistance he was ena-
bled tn get him to the station where he gnhbcd in
cohcrently and incossaHty During one of his
spells he tore all the clothes from his person and
frrayed himself In Father Adams garb Late IN
The evening hi %if called nj the Ftatien house and
carried him on with her. lie re dCs In shnnty
on Eleventh street, between Boundary and streets
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Charged with Stealing a ChlId,s con,n.

About two weeks ago colored man named
D. D. sparrow lost an infant by death and sent for
f. Nelson, an undertaken, to take charge Of the re-
mains md bury them In the IInrmonial cemetery
Contrary u the wishes Of the father Nrltum took
tEC JUdy tu the house Of Cnlgrcd man named
Bc.terg, near the Eastern branch, for burial in the
rHyne cemetery, a. It would not rost So much The
father learning what disposition had been made OF
the ch!ld, had Nelson arrested for the larceny Of
the rufn, body and grsre rlU'hcs, hut In the ry!
dcuce taken yesterday tr the Police Court Il was
stated that permit had Gccm Nsucd for the burial
and the sexton Of payue cemetery having sworn
that he dug the grave and buried tha child Judge
Smell wa disposed Ia dSml.s the case, but ~ tie
parents Of The Gahy wighea 10 have Il placed in
Hurmnnial cemetery the case was continued G0T
another week and the father ordered 10 procure a
permit for .ts disintcnnent
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Intlicatfaua.

States colder cie1rip1 ipediksr uorfh,rrs Winds nnJ
rising bdromder. CdH'i0ndru signals continue for
SahhrNe, Wilmington, QIpe lookout, Cape Hdtierds
dndnhc Ctg, Bdrn,gdt, Sandy Hook. Nep rork, Me-
Hdre1l Ne'G london. Ne'rpo,t. Words Ho,c. Hatch
r's Island B0st0n, POrhrgi, EdaD0rt Oslrcgo, Koch.
ester, Bg1dio, Eric, Cleveland and Siadusty
National Republican., 1877-10-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HOME COMFORTS.

ENEl.lX DEsPossES FRENCH BAKERY,
Established isS9,)
fEAhs nr lSCnFAsIHU SUCCESS.
FELIX D1cSFOSsH,
he well-k nown on, reel French bAk er IL
ton, has removed to Ne. i2 street between Tween.
lr!h and Twenty hrst streets nstr Pennsyvanls ave
he has ~ rnr facilities than before for the Ingnuf
tnTr OF the bent French and American Bread. FTGnOh
kTesd speciality Liberal terms offered 10 hotels
amt dealers
\, B-frenoh Rrssd b recommended for persons
of oelcats health, especially foF osc IudIriIg from
eyspeIN,A neWAN ~ lmitattbhA dtsN
National Republican., 1877-10-05
Auction Sales To-day.

by II. ii. Warner
AT p. m, a neat two.story frnme cottage with
side lots situated on Eighth street east between
and streets north.
AZ 43o p. NJ desirable property at the corner Of
Fifteenth and L streets northwest
AZ 43O p. M, Lots s. II, 20 and "a, In Uniontown,
By wash b. Williams
Mi30p. m, improved real estate on Missouri
avenue, between Four and a. half and Sixth streets
northwest
At Up. M, desirable improved real estate on
Twenty-iOurth street, between q and II northwest
By Duncanson Bros:
AZ TO- M, dry goods, blankets, dress goods, no.
sicry, gloves prints linens, &c.
National Republican., 1877-10-05

RoBERT o. HOFFMAN, real estate agent, $40 F
street northwest, has some wcll-located furnished
houses TO rent tn prrNfC families only
National Republican., 1877-10-05
NEW ROUTE 10 MOUNT yEKNoN.

The RsyI sale and commOdous steamer MARY
MASHINUIpN II now carrying Passengers 10 Nj
Venom and inrnishInE cprrlssss 10 transport them
10 no hansl0n. Ny l!'s route persons avoid a hOt
MAX w long MT The DISTANCE IL one and hall
piles not thtec Leaves seventh street wharf every
gay tbuufAy eSrrptSi) at lNOo m and returns RbOui
Tldo 10 and fToni the MAnsiJn, ieSly'
National Republican., 1877-10-05

PARTIES in want Of n neat home will do well 10
attend the auction sale by Fitch 4 Fox trustees OF
street northeast, between r and y, near the Culum.
bin railroad advertised to be sold this afternoon a,
4 O'clock "
National Republican., 1877-10-05

FALL. 0vERCo ATS at $50 and up.
EiSLIIAR BROs., corner Seventh and 4 streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-05

JouyEs's INoDERous KID GLOVE CLEARsKR.
RcnoyGIcG soilod gloves thoroughly aud quickly
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
To Order.

PGis at S. rad suits at so.
EIsEN,S Bros, corner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1877-10-05
EXCURSIONS.
NoTlcE 70 MOUNT VERNON rAssES l:sS

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAssENGERs.
The steamer ARROW, Captain Prank Hollinus.
head y Le hiy b,,at shswed to land passengers al
Mouhl vernon WHAT Pth- -hgcrs taking t1's
stenl-r lThIfil II conneeGd with The Ladies' Mount
Vernon Ass0eistiOn) avoid riding 10 alnbulaIcss
three n.lles, A. hy other llnrs.
Grounds, s
Steamer leaves scyenth'strett wharf DAILY (Suu.
day ekstped) NJ 10 y. M and returitS about D. m.
J. MCH, MOI ILIN0sWOHTH
,,,, .Supt Ladies' huEnt Vernon Association,
FRANk liOLLtNGsHEAD ssr. Arrow. jysf
National Republican., 1877-10-05
city ITEMS.

FALL ovERcOATs at san and up.
EisEMAS Bros, corner Seventh and L streets
National Republican., 1877-10-05

CIEIHsV the system aud purify the blood remoy-
Ing dyspepsia. sick hcadacbe, constipation and all
diseases caused by disordcred stomach or liver.
Gnhk's lrsb Tea will do IT, Sold by all druggists.
Price, % cents per package,
National Republican., 1877-10-05
To Nsd ar,

Pants at s.. and suits at so,
EIsCAAS Ekes., corner Seventh and E streets,
National Republican., 1877-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

POsTpoNED. LOWING TO THE INCIEMENCY
= OF the weather the BALL which was TO have
been given at Gls AcRd my 'orner Third street mud
psnnsy%lyana % avenue southeast; octo' er l. for the
the 10th INSTANT. b. order OF Committee oc5 &c
National Republican., 1877-10-05
TuoNPsoS's poNApE OprTyE,

An olsagnnus compound Of singular merit for
dressing the hair. lN use soon renders harsh, dry
hair soft and pliAhlc, strengthens Il when weak
aud gives Il that rich gloss which Is the charm OF
carly youth. Price, % and 10 cents per bottle.