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National Republican., 1877-08-23
DANGEROUS HUSBAND.

VIM. II. Zeh was in the Police Court dock
yesterday, charged with being loud and bois-
ferrous on the public highway on the afternoon
Of the 21st instant, on II street northwest, and
ws fined VI. Ne was also charged with as
saulting Otli.er aeorge II. Thompson. The
officer testified that he was called to Zeh's
housc on M=street northwest, about $50
o'clock, to stop him from heating his daughter,
and when he srrived At the house he found
Zth In the d!uiuy.room under the influence
Of liquor, and asksd him what the matter was.
Eel spans to his foot and with en- oafh ex-
claimed, My wife has sent for you 10 arrest
me-" and then committed tho assault for which
he was hned SO, and in default was sent down
for thirty days. lie was Also charged hv his
wife. Pauline Zel, with threats Of violence.
Mrs. Zrh testified that he came home on the
date mentioned and threatened 70 kill her, and
also to take the life Of her eldest laughter, and
commenced heating the latter. lie had only
been reieased from the hosnital few days
since, and she wanted him sent back there. as
she was afraid OF him. The irdgc required
him to give bonds IN the sum Of $500 or go to
Jail for SIX months.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
MARKET THIEVES CAPTURED.

WaahinStnn market have been annoyed bv a
number If negro women who prowl about the
market-honse with large baskets, ani when
the dealers heads are turned help themselves
to everything within their reach. They
finally concluded to put mp with 1t no longer,
ard complained to the odieers of the market
company In reference to tho matter, and yes
tcrday Oticer Dubois, on post duty at the
corner Of seventh street and P.nnsylvania
avenue, in company with the private watch
men of the market company, made q rsii on
them, and cap.urcd Annie Davis, Marian
shorter, Louisa Roy. Sophia Lewis aud Mary
Holmes. Taey were taken to the Poliee e, irt,
where the cnarge Of vasrlncy was rrs.ei.d
AGAINST them, and thoy were sent to the work
house for ninety days.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
RAIDING A D:sORrERLY ENTER
TAISMENT

Tuesday night about 10: 30 o'clock, Licuten.
ant johnson, OF the Second precinct, with Ser
gcaut Acton and 0ficers Reese, Stone Mar
shah. Rhodes. Fihcld and McGraw, made q
raid ON an entertainment given At house on
the Seventh street road, above the Boundary,
anl captured twelve disorderly characters,
named FIsuk Butler Samuel Hoskins. Isaac
johnson, Peter White, Guy Durk.ey, Chester
johnson, Eliza Burklcy, Rosa Buiklev Mason
Stewart, Solomon b. Morrison, Howard John
son and Andrew IIoskins. They were arraigned
IN the Police Court yesterday, and the evi-
dence showed this place to be one Of the most
disorderly places within the District limits,
aud that these entertainments were given by
the Sons and Daughters Of l.achel.
Judge Mills fined them IS each, and 10 ,le-
fault sent them to the work-house for thirty
davs. In rendering his decision he said that
although the entertainment pretended to he a
religious one, gwen under the name Of the
Sons and Daughters Of Rachel, he was In.
clined to think from sno s,..S..S~ rnat ts-
were the sons and daughters of riot, and should
be punished. With the prisoners the officers
captured tsmhourinc, several large stones
and razor, which they found in the room.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
TRIED FOR PERJURY.

Joseph W. Hany was tried In the Police
Co'.rt yesterday charged with committing per-
jury on the 9th day Of August when he charged
Isaac williamson with selling liquor wiIhont
license at his drug store in Tennallytown.
Mr.. Williamson testified that he was not en-
gagged In any business in Teunslly ytown but
had been arrested on the charge Of selling H..
quor without license by Joseph W. Hany and
brought to the Police Court, when 1t was dis
covered that no case could be made. A5ont an
hour aud q half was devoted to hearing the
case, and the charge was finally dismissed
Judge Mills remarked that 1t wss the duty of
any good citizen to swear out an information
asans. any one whom he suspected Of violat-
ing the hW.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
WORSHIP IN THE WOODS.
THE HARVEST ENDED AT WASHINGTON GROVE
cAMP-AN EVENING OF FAITHFUL woRK-
CROOKED WHISKY MAN CAPTURED ON
THE GROUND.
WASHINGTON GROVE CANr, /


Aug q, 1877. J
The last night Of camp Is usually the most
period Of the whole meeting. First,
because OF the large crowd that gathers, and,
also, because II Is the last opportunity for
ioing rood. and, recognizing this fact, the
ministers and Christian workers generally put
In some Of their heaviest strokes. The attend
ance at the camp continued to grow larger
until the time for the evening service. Rev.
Richard Norris was very appropriately ap-
pointed to preach the closing sermon. This
he did from Hosea, iv:17: "Ephraim Is Joined
TO idols; let him alone" The sermon was
Of Mr.. Norris, full Of faithful
dee from the wrath to come.
When the invitation was extended the min
listers and lay workers went into the congre-
CATION TO talk personally with the unoon-
verted and urge them to seek an interest In
the blood Of Christ. Fifteen or twenty souls
came forward TO the altar. most Of whom found
peace before the close Of the service. The
aveil:-- was ono Of hithful uark. and those
who went away unsaved did n ~1tnous ca
cuse. The meeting closed about II o'clock.
when the sound Of the tell gave the signal for
retiring, and those who had no sccommoda-
tons on the ground wero requested to leave
the encampment. Thb 10 usually Q somewhat
critical hour. as, along With the worshipers,
few 'roughs" come IN, and on severalt occa-
siOns previously more or les trouble mas bern
experienced. The membcn Of tao committee,
however, together with the sheriff and his
deputies, continued to patrol the grounds until
all hangers en- had cleared out, and perfect
quiet prevailed.
During the evening colored man was dis
covered Just outside the circle Of tents with
two hotties and giaaa, dealing out whisky by
the drink. He was taken into custody by the
sheriff. put In irons and kept until this morn
ing, when the magistrate sat In Judgment on
his case, and committed him to the Rockville
Jail.
Taking all things into consideration, the
order since The beginning has been very good
No service has at any time been disturbed. cx-
cept by The afore. mentioned street preacher ="
The camp-meetng committee have left moth
ing In their power undone 10 contribute to tho
comfort and happiness Of all persons tenting
on their ground. They deserve unanimous
vote Of thanks.
omitted to mention that when resolutions
of thanks We're being pass ID, one Of the minis
t-rs Rev. Geo. d. Leech. moved . vote Of
thanks to the presiding elder. Rev. II F..
spcakc for the kind, faithful and impartial
manner in which he conducted the affairs Of
the camp. 1t was unanimously passed by a
rising vote.
At $50 o'clock this morning the last service
was held. This was short prayer meeting
conducted by Rev. l.. G. Muller, after which
the tents were struck and the campers de-
camped. N.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
SUITS ENTERED,
THE CIRCUIT COURT pOdKET

THE CIRCUIT COURT DoGkEr'
Hood BonbriRh, 4 ca. vs.. J. w. CoJCy, for
account; Messrs stonp aud Hanley for plain
til. hlOnto ". VIE ct al. vs.. J. Jeurenal, on
note; W. II. Laskey attorney for plaintiff. b.
II. Webb, trustee, VS.. J. T. wimsatt on re-
plev,n; J. 4. Clark, attorney for plaintiff y.
+. Bower w. J. +. Fitzpatrick, for certiorsrii
il. W. O,rnstt, attorney for plaintiff.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
SHERMAN AND THE LABOR QUESTION.

IT, with the same caution that he observes
in regard 10 resumption, Mr.. Sherman had left
wholly unssid all that he has ventured 70 say on
the labor problem, the country. we think, would
whole. The time seems inopportune, and the re-
cent strikes as they are mildly called are too out.
rageous and eommunistic In their tendency TO
bring this subject into Republican politics or into
Congress, either for compromise or conoiliation.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLLAH-0btsin DR.. Hsrtiey's great remedy
for Catarrh, druggists have It,
Leftofr clothing watches, pistols, &C. bought at
Herxog's 9i5 ID street Orders attended to-
All kinds Of trunks made to order. repaired and
covered At Murray's, sos Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
The finest New York butter in the oity; also,
choice Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Western but.
ter, at spicers butter store, southwest corner Of
Ninth and streets. Fine cheese at less than Bal.
timore prices. No impossibllities advertised, but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con
WINGED.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

tiaca,cs should be retained by tho Commits
sioncrs until at least the expiration Of one
year before action was taken to sell, DC. The
Acting Secretary announced that full oppor-
tunity should be given to Mr. Alexander and
his counsel to be heard before any disposition
was made of the certificates.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
THE AVENUE PAVEMENT.
oIsPosIrIoS or THE UNPAID CERTIFICATES
OF INDEBTEDNESS.


Col. Robert Christy, counsel for Mr. C"!nm-
bus Alexander, yesterday hal an interview
with Assistant Secretary Mccormick, n witch
he stated that he had learn0d that tie Coiu-
nissi .ncrs Of the Distri!t Of Columbia had de-
termincj to deliver the unpaid cert,Gastes Of
InisbtslnssS sssinst private property frsnt-
Ing On Pennsylvania avenue to the Secretary
OF the Treasury and that It was expected ths,
0hose sortihoates would reach tho ccn,ra0torS
~ this oirouItous route, that he NJ. AleIan-
hcr, had begun a suit to contest ths validity
N these certificates In his avn behalf, aud In
SeL.lf of many otssrs. Who felt that ,hes, fr~
suent aud excessive Saaoss.nona were unJst
and oppressive for tba improvement Of ave.
puss 5~nss b: thu ac-srnment Of the United
Bts,s, 10 fss NnSs End specially Of avenue,
tha, hAI S.s.ns sr .as national high ~Sys, and
thst II sssid =. u|.., 70 s'!s, tH-. sertih'
eaies 10 pss ik~s ,hs hAsis u th'rd vsfnc'
and luneocns Nsltss ,atn the tsctsien OF .h''
1uit, As the :aw ssss4 " issn''e that the cir
National Republican., 1877-08-23
THE IMPROVEMENT IN OHIO.

Judge west, the Republican candidate for
Governor Of Ohio made a speech At BellefOntainc
Thuuhsy evening. SO different IN every respect
from the denagogic tapdOodls which was Rttrb
uted 10 him Immediately amer his nomination
that II seems almost impossible 10 believe that
both were made BY the same person He spoke or
thc labor question and on tho currency and upon
bJth subjects he talked In tho nain good sense.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
MORTON.
From the Pittsburg Commercial Gazette;

The general expression Of anxiety at the re-
ported Illness Of Senator Morton indicates the
strong hOld he has the resi- cot Of the American
people His recognized ability, his great power, of
Of pubic questions have placed him In the fore
front OF our public men Fortunately It Is thought
he will be restored sufficiently to he ready for duty
when Congress convencs In October.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN IA the best advertis-
Ing medium in Washington. II II the only morn
Ing netrspdper published here and Is read as extern
sivey Al any other journal that circulates In the
Capital. Its mailed 10 every member Of Congress
and persons having rooms TO rent can thus reach
that desirable class OF patrons Immediately.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

JUDGE WEST IN A FAVORABLE LIGHT.
From the Providence R. ~ Pres;
The detailed report Of Judge Vests Belle
tontaine speech shows him IN favorable light
rpon the subjects Of labor and finance he closely
approaches very sound truth; so he does In his
marks upon the Presidents Administration, and no
Republican can reasonably withhold from him the
support for which he asks
National Republican., 1877-08-23

1s marveou. IN its prompt aud radical cure for every
species Of Liver and stomach dfculties u contains
only harmless vegetable compounds, aud " worn
EXACTLY WHERE NEEDED over the vltais the
Liver and stomach. IL removes torpiiity OF The
Liver, and aruusrs the Stomach ffom It's dormsut
state, arresng fcrmcnation tyrpor and palm, by civ.
Ing u the natural quantity OF bo and gastric juice IL
aiso visli,cs the entire systen with natures true
tonic II arrests all drtcriornted and poisonous fluids
sys,eni by way Of cireilnliyn Ii alrorbs hom the
body every particle OF BLOOD POISON, whistler hill
ous, malarin medicinal and leaves the wearcr In
perhSt health. Sent by mail free ol charge. on re
c~ipt OF r. Address HOLMAN LIVER PAD COM
rANY, No. ~ Maiden Lane, p. o. box 2ill New
Yurk, or as West Fourth street, Cincinnati. 0hio All
live druggists keep them.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
ppnOg.
WHAT Is NEEDED.
Bosros. Feb. 10, ISL.

BOSTON. Feb. II. ISL.
M. ~ r 6sscens.
DEAn BIN; About one year since found myself In
Q fseble condition from general debility vB8ETiNE
was strongly rscommended TO me BY friend who
article and asr usiny several bottles was restored to
health, and discontinued its use. feel quite conf
complaints fbr which Il y especially prepared, and
would chserfuy recommend y 70 those who fesi that
EEsR'is'E EsgR u yess; yYs;n, s EEs9s ss.s! 2 ss.lsn.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
vBGErINE,

puriner Hearing of in many wonderful cures, aKer
Al other remedies had facd, visited the laboratory
and convinced myself Of Its genuine merit II s pro
pared from barks, roots and herbs each Of which u
highly effective; and they are compounded In such
National Republican., 1877-08-23
A MODEL wORKINaMAN.

ffnW ITe NAHuusFy HnKH0dE
Skarda, the so-csiied WorkinRmen's candi-
date tor Lieutenant Governor wAs formerly a
kLighs Of tho yard stick, and more recently as:
sis.ant police clerk Of Cleveland and that n oil
that can be said OF lin as a woIkingman
National Republican., 1877-08-23
INCREASE OF SAVINGS.

From the New York Herald;
The fallacy Of the expression which Is 90
often heard that no one Is making any money, is
shown by the increase In the number OF depostor
in savings banks for the last siI months and by the
amount Of the dcposis
National Republican., 1877-08-23
BIRkIII's COcAISk

VIZ are oeer,ng unusual inducements " adver-
tiseTs. Vow is the time to make advantageous con.
tracts for the fal, season.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
yEgErINE

Was looked upon a. an experiment for some time by
some OF our hest physicans hut those most ipcred.
ious In regard TO lis merit now its most ardent
friends and supporters.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
yEGETINE

Ii acknowledged and mepded by phyuiclans and
apothecares be the best pnrer aud cleanser OF tho
blood yet discovered and thoaa DDS speak In lie prasl
who have been restored 10 health.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
yEoETINE,

Instead Of being puffedup medicine, hasworked its
way up to It's preyent astonishing succ@sq by actual
merit in curing ali diseases OF the blood sf Whatever
nature.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
| RECONSTRUCTED KEY
From the Pi,,sburs Post;

Postmaster General Key, late Of the Confed.
erata army Is getting reconstructed rapidly II
took only Two doses of New England hospitality 10
make him refer 10 his associates In the wa OF the
rebellion a "erring brethren"
National Republican., 1877-08-23

perfect dress.ag for the hair. The Cocaine
holds ir lil.ia FORM large proportion Of dendor-
L.. coCoandt oil, prepared siLrtssy for This pur-
pose.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
SUMNER RESORTS.

NEW SUMMER RESORT HoUsE-THH RX.
IN oesior House, just built In that alight!y rdge he
Lake Placid aud Mirror Lake, offers unequaird
aitrAaiona IN parties spending the 'umnsr nont,s ip
Alirondsrka Tsnns Ie.saosbie For particulars,
DARsoNs HOUSE. CoLEBRooK, n. H.. X. r.
L DAILEY, Proprietor.-1he Grand central point
nom which 70 vsit UiIviiie Notch and tn. Rantsisy
LAkrs localIon and scspsry unsurpassed; pritrs %
bO n livery moderate IyiA
National Republican., 1877-08-23
HRAnY'A

The historical poruaiu Of distinguished repre-.
sentative men. lAtcly OIL exhibition al the Canton.
nial Exhibition Al Philadelphis, are now ready for
Gallery" No. s3s Penniylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces tho eminent men Of America. In
addition 10 the medals received In New York for
many yeap and IN London ia 1857. Is awarded hs
highea auard medal at The Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA, 1870
National Republican., 1877-08-23
yEaETINE

Does not deceive inva,!ds into hise hopes by purgng
and creating fctlt0us appetite hut artists nature In
clearing and purifying the whole system, leading the
patient gradually 10 perfect health.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THoSE having apartments TO rent will remcnber
hat the NATlDSAl REPUBlicAS 10 mailed daily o.
very iasnbss Of Congress. New "a the time TO ad-
National Republican., 1877-08-23

Born CARPENTERS and painters make litus heal
~; In the rcnorating process at the City Hall.
grlSnE frOn the length Of time that they have
been NJ sutt and the slow progress mhdo the lob
vii! b Gn!sLsd toms time In mid winter.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
THE REPUTATION WHICH Mr. HAYES
Is WINNING.

From the Charleston News and Courier
Mr. Hayes, II he perseveres to the end, will
go out " office with the reputation Of being the
frst President these many years, To whom the per
manent welfare Of the country was more than the
ephemera Of political parties.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
IHAvR FOUND THE RIoHT MEDICINE

Bosros, Mas
NJ H. r.. &speu!
DEAN sIn Ny only object In siving you this tssti-
moniai u to spread valuable inyornatlon Havins
been badly amictsd rith Salt Ahsum, and the whole
surfAce OF my skin being covered Will pinples and
annoyance, and knowing Il 70 es blood disease,
tonk many OF the advertised blood preparations
out o6tslniny nsy 6snah, until conmsnccd taking
the vEaETISE and before ! had completed the hrst
bottle saw that had Eoi The rsh, medcins Conse.
auenty followed on with II until had taken seven
bottles, when l was pronounced wei. man. aud my
skln is smooth, and entirely fres nou plmplos and
Huptiens. have never enjoyed good health b.
To benefit those a1icted with Rheuinaiisni, / Will
make mention also of the VE0ETlSEs wonderful
power OF curing OF this acute plant, OF which
have suffered 30 intensely.
G. II. TUCKER,
Passenger Agent Mich. &. Il. r.,
National Republican., 1877-08-23
Arcr,ou sAtrs Tn.nAv

BY Wash. p. Williams
At p m, lots I. q, and part Of lot 4, In square
l92
By Duncanson Bros.
At 10 q. m, liquors Of every description.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
VEGETINE

Is now prescribed caves of Scrofla and other dis
eases OF the blood, by many Of the bert rlysicians
owing to It's success In curing all Diseases Of this
nature.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
MISSISSIPPI DISABILITIES.

1t Ii understood that one Of the questions
put 70 all applicants for life assurance IN Mississippi
Is as follows: Are you ruptured, subject to heart
disease Of an apoplectc habit Republican, or In
any otheI manner likely 70 die suddenly"
National Republican., 1877-08-23

Is not vile nauseous compound which simply
purucs the bow0is but Ss'e pleasant remedy which
i sure 10 PURIFY the blood, and thereby restore the
health.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
CAN IT BE THAT CAMERON Is MIS-.
TAKENf

Let us see II was Simon Cameron who said
the other day that the Presidents policy was uni
ysrsally condemned In Pennsylvania, wasn't II,
Well, the Chester county Republican convent m
seven to thirty. Osn Il be that Cameron i mis-
taken!
National Republican., 1877-08-23
A GOOD APPOINTMENT.

One Of the very best appointments made by
the President mat q VIM. Henry smith TO be col
ally known TO the members OF the Western Asso-
cated Press, all OF whom without regard TO party
will commend the appointment.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
GnREEs MOUNTAIN
RENOVATION.

Eminent physicisus aud druggists proueunoe this
kate all disease rom the system by thoroughly cleans
Ing and eualisg the circulation OF the blood II Is
pnTrIy vegetable ron pound and needs hut TRIAL To
convince Tho NJ l,cz OF ia powsrhl medicinal
VIRTUES. D~poi, ~ Randolph sirest. brsemsnt For
RhoiesAle wSstsrn Agents,
IL A. HuRi.BUT a 10,
Jyis1ni 70 and "a Randolph street, Chicago.
a nor i IN MO NATIfR Al MINERAL, WATER
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THE proposition OF the Potomac Ferry Company
to put on an additional boat loiwcen here and
midnight will meet with public favor and patron
age from both cities
National Republican., 1877-08-23

GEN. BANKS ACQUITTED BY PUBLIC
SENTIMENT
From the 81, Paul Pionesr.Press;
Gen Banks denial Of the Thompson scandal
Is generally accepted as entirely exculpatory.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

T.E AKY Roo o s..
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly ws,er-,lsh, Sou
as to rain and snow water; DAMP WALLS also mad,
dry, " thoroughly applying IRoN-CLAD PAINT
and IRoN.cLAD CEMENT.
statss Capitol. upon the public suidlnss for sIsh
vsAru. and Is pronounced by him 10 be the best and
mos, durable paint in the world. II also useds1
National Republican., 1877-08-23
LIFE IN WASHINGTON.
lNDiL ATOMS,

Ciosdy or partly oiopiy and rdiny uedther, sta
6oaary rmpeGinc stationary or Jdan9 pressure
asd southeast 10 southUcst WtHds.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
TEGETIyE.
VEG ETINE

strikes at the root OF dsese by purifying the blood
restoring the liver aud kldnsys to healthy action, In
vigorA,inR tho nervous system
National Republican., 1877-08-23
RANDALL WILL NOT KEEP HIS PROM
ISES,

From the Memphis (Tenn.) Avalanche;
But whatever the real facts, Randall Is for
Randall-frst, last and all time He will make
any promise, and tTust TO opportunity for chance
10 break It. should his interests dictate No such
man should be chosen Speaker Of an American
Congress-
National Republican., 1877-08-23
yunrcto,,s IfcoSouy.

Ia now absolutely necessary. Throw not Dide your
solod gloves, hut rcnoyate them with youvoDt In
odorous Kid ulove Clcansr. twill cleanse them
thoroughly, easily and quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy Nores. % cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

TEST OF woRKINGMEN's CANDIDATES.
From the Chicago Tribune:
Nam. to Workingmen's Convention When
an orator without bisters on his hands Ees up show
him q jack plane and ask him " he ever saw such
fne adre. II he says he never did, give him the
@. B.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

WHAT THE ADMINISTRATION Is DO
ING.
From the Trenton IN. JJ State Gazette.
1t Is doing right. Il Is governing In the
best aud highest interest Of the whole people II Is
conducting the Government on sound and consci.
entious principles, and s producing great and sat
isfact0ry re6ulA. II ought 70 be sustaIned.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
CITY ITEMS.
Coop ADVICE.


Now 10 the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever, &c. Every family should have a bottle oi
Boschces German syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
mont that cough 10 take hold OF your child, your
hmily or yourself Consumption, asthma, pneu.
monis, Group hemorrhagcs and other fatal discasos
may sct in, Although II IL true German Syrup Ia
curing thousands OF these dreadful dscascs yet
"a much better to havo II ut hand when three doses
will cure you One bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger
II you are consumpuve do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. sample bottles, 10 cents Ecgu-
lar sife rs cents. Sold BY your druggist. CHARLES
etott 4 Co., Wholesale agents
QuiRK's IRisH TEA
This popular remedy for Dyspepsia, bfliousDess
SICK headache soui stomsch. vertigo. constipation,
and all diseases arising from disordercd stomach
OF lyer Is sold by all druggist 70 cents per pack.
ags-making quart Of medicine.
TlRrn RyIsrD BY NreLscr
cannot be restored. Young people Iorue emeer THE
Use daily Thurston's Ivory Pearl Tooth Ipwder
II will preserve your teeth nom decay, and keep
them sound clean and white through life. D and
50 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
FvIRy PEnsos's HAiR
needs occasionally soms oleagenous application TO
prevents ib becoming dry and haIh. Thompson's
Pomade optine ia specially suitable, Il keeps the
hair sofl and glossy. and impars 70 II strength and
vitality % ahd 70 cents per bottle. Sold BY oil