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The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
WAS HE MURDERED.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

READING, Pa, July II.
Mr.. Hook, conductor of No. 6s freight OF
the p. & r. r. r., was found dead on the
track. at 8 O'Clock, this morning, near the
proving ground two miles below Reading.
When last seen he was sitting on a car in
the middle of the train. The back part of
his head was completely stove in.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

Thistles require radical treatment to
them, and so do Boils and Pimples. DR.,
Bulls Blood Mixture is a radical blood
searcher, curing all skin eruptons.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

the cries Of the baby, and should be re-
moved by the prompt use of that highly
recommended remedy-Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup 1t is free from Morphia. Price
25 cents.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
CARS RUNNING.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
BUFFALO, NJ Y, July 27.
Everything quiet. II is generally al :
mltted the strike is over and trains be
gan running this A. M. on regular
schedule time.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
COMPLETELY SUPPRESSED.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July II.
There was no fighting last night, and
the city is quiet this morning. The riot
ers have been completely suppressed,
and trains are beginning to run more
regularly.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
SECOND EDI rION
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM OYER THE CABLE
A LARGE PROTEST.
PESTH. July d.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
A meeting Of over 10000 people was
held yesterday at which resolution was
passed protesting against the Russian
ontrages in Bulgaria, and calling for an
Austrio-Hungarian declaration of war
against Russia. V
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

80 to 80 days, and offer ST 900 for Rupture
they cannot cure. Mrs. G. A. M. Rurnham,
A. M, M. D., of % years. experience, is in
charge of the Ladies' Department. The
Triumph Truss has heen awarded the me
dal at all the fairs where it has been ex-
hibited. Examinations free Order sent
by mail or express. Send ten cents for his
New Book, at either office.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
NOTHING NEW.

By Telegraph to the Gazette.
ALBANY, N. z, July n.
Nothing new. All quiet, trains running
regularly.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
FREIGHT TRAINS RUNNING.

By telegraph to the Gazette.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 27.-All quiet.
Passenger and freight trains running as
usual. Some troops, including the sOth
regiment, are still here. No trouble is
anticipated.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

WHAT WAS IT?-Upon thh arrival
of the excursion train from this city
yesterday TO Ocean City, a large num-
Der of persons who passed the drug
store, noticed something dark, long
and sharp sticking beyond the house.
Several of them exclaimed, ooh, what
is that" Upon going up to it for the
purpose of examining it was found
that at the other end was m ans face.
and that the curious object was a
waxed moustache belonging to one of
thewaiters of the Sea side hotel. Beyond
a doubt it was the Target moustache
ever seen in this section of the coun-
try, being obout IA inches long, and
as the man moved around among the
pleasure seekers a great deal of dodging
was done to keep from being struck
with it.
No WATER.-Y Yesterday the excur-
sion train To Ocean City on its return
trip was destitute of water. The cool
ers had been filed up 4oout an hour
before the train started but HAD been
emptied by great number of persons
on board. The suffering of some of the
passengers for water was very great.
At Berlin when the locomotive was
detached from the train, for thespur-
pose backing down the road to get
water, hundreds hurridly left the
train and all the pumps in the neigh
borhood were surrounded by an eager
and thirsty crowd.
Upon arriving at Salisbury the cry
for water was so great that the train
was detained some time for the pur-
pose of filling the coolers.
r. r. AooiDENT.-The regular south
bound train on the Break water Frank
ford r. r. met with an accident yes
terday afternoon at Berlin. Some one
of the employees of the road had left a
switch open and upon the arrival ol
the train the locomotive and five cars
jumped the track. rhe engine turned
completely over and was lying on its
side. The cars were also considerably
damaged.
The amount Of damage could not be
ascertained. The engine will be gotter
on the track, and brought to this city
for repairs.
HEALD's SALE.-At Mr.. J. T. Heald'
eighteenth sale of stocks. bonds and lea
estate, at the Clayton House, tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. Some rare barAaln
wlll be offered, and those interested shoui'
make it point to attend.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
NOTHING NEW.

NO Il aINO N u w
By telegraph to the Gazette.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July q.
Nothing new to report here this morning
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

SUNDAY SCHOOL EtCU RsloNs.-- es
terday the Sunday schools connected
with Presbyterian and Methodist
churches at Bridgevile gave an excur
sion to Ocean City. They filled three
cars to over flowing and were attached
to the train which left this city. The
Episcopal S, s. of Seaford and also of
Laurel gave one to the same place,
and were also attached to the train
from this city. The number of excur-
sionist from Seaford filled four cars,
and at Laurel one car, the latter har-
ing on board seventy eight persons.
The party all seemed to enjoy them
selves especially the little ones who
after arriving at the beach would take
offltheir shoes and stockings and stand
waiting for the water caused by the
breakers to dash up against them.
They also seemed to have a great deal
of merriment on the train.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27

Ii EALD'S
H Eighteenth Public Sale of Stocks,
Bonds, Loans and Real Estate at the Clay
ton House Building, Wilmington, Del. on
Saturday, July 28th, 1877,
at IL O'Clock, Il. M, sharp.
Five shares Masonic Hall Company's
stock.
One lot on the south side of Fifth street,
between Clayton and DUPONT streets, rs by
70 feet.
Twotwo-story frame houses, four rooms,
on A and Locust streets.
One twO-story frame house. four rooms,
on b. near Locust street.
One two-story framedwelling, four rooms
and kitchen, On Scott. near Ford street.
One two-story brick dwelling, four rooms
and shed kitchen, No. IL Mechanic street.
Terms OF sale, and particulars on
posters.
j. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage Exchange.
july 21 ,A,N
The daily gazette., 1877-07-27
=, ,sI az. d Cos, sneSc,SI.

kr1N1NeroH, Del, July n, 1917.
stock quotations furnished by
20. Clayton House Building
hon. Del, NJ, ~ ~, to- iay:
EToCK QUOTATIONS..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
Editorial and Selected Items.


The Hanson farm in Paris il Tor sale.
Read adyt.
-LOriSg's Specific, put up in Portland,
Is remedy Tor all the ills OF humanity.
"A little snow and blow again last
week TO remind US that winter has not
yet passed.
Farmers and teamsters of Bethel,
yoar teams are wanted by the Bethel
Steam Mill Co. Read their advertise
ment.
In another column may be found the
annual statement OF the Railway Passen
gers Assurance Co., which shows a good
standing. Travellers will DO well to call
upon a. Hersey. E.q., u, the depot. So.
Paris tor ticket, before taking the cars.
A Washington correspondent says
that Mis- Hale, wife OF Congre sslnan
Hale OF this S.ate,i is Secretary Chandlers
only child. She has three little sons.
and a. the birth OF each Mr.. Chandler
has presented the wee new conner with
hity thousand dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
FARMERS, MECHANICS,

and all people who appreciate the value Of keep
ius g memorandum OF business transactions, DAT
ny events, and items Of interest or importance,
for future reference should call their druggists
and get pr. iicrCe's Memoir anGum book free -
The Doctors Grand lnvallds' Hotel at Buffalo,
which costs, when finished, two hundred thous-
AMI dollars, viii bc opened early N June next,
Tor tie reception OF patients afflicted with enron b.
diseases aud dCtormitic-. l. viii AFFORD the most
pcriecy facilities FOR he cure OF such affections
and - Faculty of physicians and surgeons will
embrace graduates from both American and bur
Ore8u Medical schools who have become distu-
euislcd for their skill. The Peoples Common
SCnte Medical Adviser, by Or. k. Y. Pierce, =
WORK of over -ine hundred large pages, ilustrS-
TED 10y Two hundred aud eighty two engrSy .ngs,
and elegantly bound iu cloth and gilt, Is sent 20
any aldrrss by re 4 thor on rCceip' OF one dol
Tar and tits cents. Almost one hundred thouS-
and have alrcady been sold.
=. \. CRAIG. E,V druggist, "t West AleN1u-
der Pa, >Sys:"i sell more of br. Pieces prtp
3rHli"ns han an Others combined. They give
Satisfaction IN every case and I can cheeriUily
rcCCmLi ud ;hem o. the public"
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Inn. other WAY can q person get back so large
"a prOdt Cor very llilr money, a. 70 eNpcna " IN
learning vbGt to 20. Ua,p 20 10 u, ani a e. 10 DO
lin Other words, to have n brains help HE
hands Here i- ore NY 10 DO THIS. The email
saving or extra Vrudu' tiuu OF iCss than h1t
cent "A CAV cor 5 cents g. week. VIII now produce q
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MA Fn.r..via.- and over Thousand Column, OF
frr very best plain, practical, trcst"ofthy inl't'
irsti1H shout trc every tav in -4o'r aDc outdoor
work a-G comfort OF every home. in County, ".
Iart ar.l Civ. lhl- lutHI lE.t uu IS not prepared
~ r.er. -.rIIblv.- but ty q large i1fca oi ntci-
cent working men anal women, vino kn1 what
thtv write about, and they are A-ri~tcu 10y wAuy
others, who FURNISH information li.I Nel! CIV
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American tan titr,yf. 80 named because started
30 wears a-pas rural journal, but since greatly
enlarged aud Iup ruNCd Goo ,ult the daily wants VI
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that every ole ought O. have. Many slu-lc hin-o
and suggestions Will repay more than whole
wears cost OF Che pancr. lts original engraved
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ta.i~ co.. cost. etc aut common scn-c Iirtcton~ =
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o. have every Dan" iu 'n- payer HtIi1Hlc. IL con
SLANT. uet~i-taUt aul ful exposure OF Uu,iNuie
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
The Important Question.

OF all loathsome diseases Catarrh stands pre-
eminent. IL renders its victim As disgusting To
himself sa to others. Aud the most humlllat ne
of all l. the CONSCIOUSNESS that his presence Is Of
fensive to those around him. II any disease de-
serves the name of universal, II is this. Detetic
errors and the follies which Fashion imposes upon
IA tend TO foster and disseminate it. TO the pitt
full cry of its victims, Is there any cure for Ca
fdirh there Is but one answer consistent with
Christian reason. God has never sent one evil
into the world Tor which he has not sent the rem
edy For the greatest of all spiritual and moral
evils, the Great Physician has prescribed potent
and never failing remedy. lie has given explicit
rules for the treatment and preservation OF the
spiritual and moral man, but He IS silent IN all
matters relating TO the physical man. IL would be
an unwarrantable deraction from His beneflcent
character TO suppose that lie has afflicted The
greater portion of humanity with an incurable
disease The day of plaques is past. The God Of
sage is good will to all men," The ear IN and all
contained therein was intended by the great De
signer TO supply mans wants; and surely he has
no greater wants than remedies tor his inlcrmiies.
Science Is rapidly proving that the earth is lifted
10 supply mans uttermost need. New medical
plants are constantly being discovered and new
properties developed from those already known
For Catarrh. the most potent remedy yet discoy.
cred is DR.. Sag,'s CatarTh Remedy. Its efficacy
has beet tested in many thousand cases with uni
form success. Cases that had been repeatedly
pronounced nciurab.e, readily yielded TO Il. In
confirmed, or obstinate cases, DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery should be taken in connec
ton with the use OF the Catarrh Remedy. Full
particulars in Pierces Memorandum Books. They
are given away by druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20

M F.y4d died 10 south Paris ou TIE s.h. day o.
ofFrbruar,. aged -s ye4-s u months aaI g. 5ays
>ae was tlc tau .A.ct o. Elisha Moore and Bot
sey Morse "A sister Capt. sch M0f-e-a rev
olu.loulry -oliisr. She was bonn a, >outblora
Mas she married Nu-tt Field ot Paris % l>-it
anI settled in araul Nc. They lived 10 1tr
land IS wears aud thru returned l0 south Paris,
" here tl,y resided some 81 years. aud thcn rc-
moved o Portland They remained 100 Portland
I'm SIS 40 which time NJ fic'j ciC,L in ttc
winter OF I>-i. on 81 ,l~T OBJ rs..- Mrs yll met
Oh - tc' deaf 3v which she Or l-turc the Oh 90
bone uear tte hil iriu-, from which she never De-
covered DO Wa- "a .ourcs OF much suffering -
Both NJ F.ril All h.r husu2ut. were prudent
and IuGu-tr' uu> persons. ant though neither ca.
ilreI good bodily health they succeeded .n ace
cumult,iug considerable property. of which. each
possessing. strong gel r.pu> lI.-r Il'E-~, and tE
luc mo- D-..-rer, gave largely to r..i-.oU- sat
liable institutions. Ms. t.ciI was "a menu
be-. off .al-r family. ~T- .IH- two .tufr- aH'l
tao sisters. now living 81 trot.-r and sister u
BCstr0. 81 t-o,lt. .a laNe. Ne, sud 4 sister, Mrs.
james Drc-,o-. ll ~. Paris. She also hs- many
ucputN~ anl llC-DS. She wa~ a. mtUacr ol llC
CONGREGATIONAL church. 50 Paris. and ,u.-tq Q
ly d member Of the plymouth church "a; Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
THE GREAT NATIONAL WORK.

~, HI.sfrrt,d History u The Cestein1d EIhibI-
fiaa t-jih rUH description OF Zee Great Bgitd
t4es gsd aU Gee Objects ~ interest ErtibNtd ui
theu. Hv james y. McCCje, GUthCT or 81 Re
C,s.f~aHidi Hi,tory o. de tinted states &c.
Fa.l,iishsd tritt Orcr 10 me eHgrGriHgs Of
La,.ai4ys 0ad scenes it zee Great Radiation.
The National Publishing Co. OF Philadelphia,
have i--ucd a lal se and handsome volume bear
M Tie above mie. The Intense interest every
where manifested in the great ENhlotlen aud the
eager desire 20 obtain q complete and connected
account oi 70, vii! uu4ueslionably cause this book
10 have % verJ extensive sale .
Iu.- History Vt the CCutennlAI ENhibulon Is
not a dry list Ot The articles exhibited IL Is SD
perI volume OF - pages, from me pen OF one u
The most popular authors OF the day Dir. McCAOe
received Ire constant aud sympathetic assistance
Of the Centennial authorities, ana enjoyed pecu'
liar advantages ia the preparation OF this work.
lie went note book In hant, through every dc
PARTNER II the Exhibition, and the result OF hi-
iabois De "A work abOundlnS IN brilliant descrip-
ton. OF tte great Worlds Fair. lie traces The
history u tine great enterprise from IL inception
20 ~ triumphant closing day. lie then lakes Us
thruu-h every lat o! the ENAlOl.ton GROUNDS
giving brilliant accounts OF every bulldog anu
other feature Ol interest within them. we are
taken through the Main Building, Machinery
HALL the Agricultural and Horticultural Halls,
the Az Gallery, he Government Building and al!
the other structures and our deepest attention Il
held all The time - the descriptions OF the rare
and btant. tai objects contained m them.
Tire book S written with yigor and brilliancy
which render 10 q complete and life Ike picture oi
the great Worlds faiTf and which make II lnvJl-
liable 20 all classes Of our people. Ihcre Is not
another book IN print which gives one-lOuTth o.
the Information contained IN this Work. 10 tnOse
who have visited the Exhibition II will be pleas
iug SOUVENIR . their visit, and enable them 10 re
call the magnificent scenes they have witnessed
To those who could not make the journey, The
BOOK is necessity, ior It viii enable them To en-
10, Tie del. hts OF = thorough acquaintance Wlth
the great Exhibition IN the quietude oil their own
noues.
The WORK /. superbly illustrated. The price Is
low and with a the reach Of all. IL Is sold by
subscription only, and the publishers want agents
~ every county
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBItC NOTICE is hereby given that on the
1 18TH day OF May, lSGl, George Dccoster Of
Canton, IN the County OF oxford and state of
Maine, by hi- mortgage deed OF that date, record
ei IN the oxford Registry of Deeds, in book 1926,
page 33i, conveyed unto The subscriber, OF said
canton, Two certain pieces OF land with the build
ings thereon. situate IN said Canton, and in that
pat called Canton Mills Village, IL being part Of
lot numbered -, IN Range %, and all that part Of
said l,t laying between the County road leading
from Canton Mills Nliagc 10 Canton Point IN said
town OF "a ton ard the Whitney Pond Brook, so
called, it icing The same land coIseyed me by
simeon Britt and Philip Ellis 10y their deed Of
April 10 $3.50, excepting tour house lots OF half
acre each heretofore by me conveyed, containing
twelve acres, more or less, the whole being my
homestead place. Also one other piece OF land
and buildings thereon, sitUatc IN said Canton
Village. IL beng the same lot decided Iae by Gus
tavus Has ford, May ~, 1851. and recorded with
Tie oxford Records, book IS, page ., and also
the ighl 10 use the water power conveyed 10 me
ia the ltst named deed, and also the water wheel
and all the running gear belonging 10 the carriage
shop standing on the last named lot, and that the
condition nf SAID NOR gage has been bToken, b.
reason whereof the subscriber, mortgage, Is
Aforesaid, claims foreclosure of said mortgage
pursuant 10 the statute IN such case made and
provided. -
JOHN VI. DESHON.
Canton, Feb. :, is71, ID 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
North Rumfsrd.
We are having fac ,leisbiog here.

We are having fac sieishiog here.
Howard * Abbott are doing quite sn
extensive business logging on Mount
Puzzle.
Oar schools are prospecting finely. On
Jau'y l the scholars bad sn Interesting
lyceum. The question: Reso,Sed. that
The pen is mjghuer than the sword. was
well discussed by N. + NeNtou. T. f.
Hoyt. affirmative; L. 4 uoyt, ". NJ
Torrey, negative. The dialogues, Home
from the Academy" aud ''S.artin. in
Lite, were well rendered The paper.
The Scho0'ma'e," was very ueely read
by Miss Lana J. Abbott. The other eN-
eIcj>es. especially The sinSicg, were eN-
ce.Ien,. \ large aud apprecislice audi
ecce vas present, North Rlmiord has
a cgest deal OF latent talent, which only
needs developing to produce GyaCd re-
suits
North Raulord. not willing 10 be ou:-
done by her neighbours, has ssd a tea
perauce meeting, Mr.. ;. L. Woodbury.
OF Auburn. and J. c. Farnum Of Rum
iogd were the speakers. AGer The lee
,ure large number came forward ard
,i2ned The pledge, AID organized under
The name Of North KIm,oyd Tola, A5s,:-
hence Society. Much credit Is due 10
Mr. Jonathan Clover Tor his Efforts Ia
tt.og Up The meeting and obtaining
speakers. Moth Ramlord l. and has
been from Ime mmeuo;ial stronghold
Of tex peyauce, although rs name, RUM
ryri, may sugEes: the contrary.
OCCASIONAL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
Notice Of Foreclosure.

IOHN r. GOWEIL, of Hartford 10 the County
j OF oxford, and state OF Maine by his deed
dated the ~ Cniy seventh day OF December \ ID.
l>tf, and recorded IN the oxford Registry OF
Deeds, December 81, lsB. in book li3, page 309,
conveyed 10 the Undersigned, ia mortgage, three
certain pieces or tracts uf land situated in said
Hartford, bounded aud described as follows, 10
Wit: Il being the same parcels Of land convey ed
% me by Pc Is Thomas OF said Hartford by hts
decd dated February 10Th, lsij, and recorded vi h
the oxford Registry of Deeds, March lith, 1865,
in book liO page J1s, 20 which deed reference
being had for particular description; the whole
beng my home farm. and the sane farm Peris
Thomas formerly resided on; and the conditions
oil said mortgage having been broken the undo D..
sig. ed by reason Their, Of claims foreclosure OF
said mortgage pursuant 10 the Statute IN such
case made and provided.
JOHN VI. DESHON.
Canton, Ne, Feb. s,h, lS77. - Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
r,mrard Centre.

The East Rumford Ladies' Aid Society
Ia .I.vee and Fair at the Town House,
P,,,gord Centre, on Thursday evening,
INV 18th. Fifty dollars worth OF
n,o,,v and useful articles were disposed
Of giving some of the ticket holders
nsnv times their moneys worth. Imme-
S;.,e,v sitter this. the East RamCord ORA.
matte club presented to large audience
the new drama 10 two acts, entitled
.Aboys The Clouds" with the following
o,st Of cha. ac;srS: Crazy Phil, u noun
,,ip hermit. John \ .lrisb Amos Gaylord,
= coun,ry gentleman. W. f. BOwker;
Inward GAYLORD. Z W. Bartlett; Alfred
Thorpe. Il city nsbob. A. J. Barrett; Nat
N4ylor. Tborps's PrCtege. Chas V.
Knight; Titus Turtle, y gourmand, w
B Thomas; Curtis Cbipman, Chips" in
The rough. J. Z WaShburn; Grace Ia
gals. yodng artist. RISE 4. Abbott;
Mr.. Thorne. GaylOrd's houSekeeper. 5.
Celia Putn.m; Susy Gaylord, Lizzie
Thomas; Lucretia Gerrish. $50 roman
tic" Rosala B. height. The parts, with
out exception, were well represented;
and il would be hard, in an amateur club
70 improve The leading characters. The
coacludiDg farce, Betsy BaSer, " delight
ed the fun loving portion ottbe audience,
showing that the actors knew how To ex-
hili. in the most lsugbable manner all
The comic scenes. This club possess
gtea, deal Of amateur talent. and when
ever il has given an exhibition, it has
been = decided success II. c.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
Hebron Academy.
TuE SPRING TERN
of this institution Will commence on
TUESDAY, February 9th, 1877,
And continue ELEVEN wELK>.

BOARD OF TEACHERS.
Rec. STEPHEN u. RICHAKDSON. Chaplain
JOHN +. MOODY. 4. NJ. Principal
Teacher OF Latin, Greek, and Natural Sciences.
ROSWELL c. BRADFORD, Principal CONNER
cial Department.
Miss HELEN NJ STAPLES, pRLCLFrREss,
Teacher of Modern Language and Bellses
l.ettrcs.
+. {. ROBERTSON. pupil OF school OF OraIory'
Boston University, Teacher OF ElOcution.
MRS NEIL u. MOODY, Teacher of Music.
Mrs. EVAN TURNER Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
oner assistants will be supplied, "a required
IN al branches.
sS-For full particulars or circulars, apply 10
the Prime pal, Iibeon l. Packard, Secretary OF the
Board OF Trustees, o. Rev ;. ID. Richardson.
Hebron, Jan. Is ls91. bw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-02-20
There ~ No Article Like IL To
Cleanse and Restore.

Woods Improved Hair Restorative IS
unlike any other, and has no equal. The lmprov
ed has new vegetable tonic properties; restoring
grey hair to glossy natural color restores faded
dry, harsh and falling hair; restores STRESSES
gives yigor to the hair; restores hair to .prema-
turely bald heads; removes dndrun, humors'
scaly eruptions; removes irritation, itching and
scaly dryness. No article produces such wonder
full effects. Try it, call for Woods Improved Hair
Restorative, and DONE be put Of icih any other
article. Sold by all druggists in this place and
dealers everywhere. Trade supplied Mt manuiac-
tn-srs' prices by c. A. COOK h Co, Chicago, Sole
Agents for the United States and Canadas, and by
Weeks & Potter, Bston. au2s ly