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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
About Life Insurance.

The legitimate demands for life insu,-
ance are to-day greater upon the public than
at any period of time since the war closed
The reasons are numerous enough few
can be mentioned. The desire of the hus-
band and father or other person to protect
those who may depend upon a single life
for support has in no way abated he is
still anxious regarding their welfare and
wants something to take the place of his
earnings and income in the event of his
death. He has a sum of money over and
above the actual wants Of his family, to in
vest for their protection a guarantee for
the future. He no longer goes to the west
to buy ten per cent. interest paying bonds.
On inquiry he. is told that savings banks
can now pay but five per cent interest.
Life insurance Is mentioned and some one
loudly exclaims, "The Continental, Sc
curity, and New Jersey Mutual Life COM
panies have failed!"
He may stop here without any .investiga-
tion-knows not the history of life insur-
ance, and is not really aware that there are
number of companies that are as "sound
as the hills" and have been doing business
on that basis for more than thirty years i
companies whose business has not been
worked up with flourish of trumpets OF
great promise for the future, but which
have merited the good standing they have,
by fair and honorable conduct. These
companies are large they are in the hands
OF prudent directors, chosen in mutual
companies, by the policy holders them.
selves. They have for managing officers
men of experience and understanding.
That they are honorable men we point with
pride for proof TO the records given in the
administration Of the affairs CT .hese com.
panies.
No one doubts the stability of the foun-
dation OF life insurance. All agree that the
premium ia adequate to cover lnc rick in.
CURED. The main and zeal question ID
will money paid for life insurance be prop
erly administered II Is a proper question
| for every one contemplating life insurance
to ask of himself. The history of this in.
slitution in the United States Is the only
proper answer. What has 1t been2
Admitting all of the sins that have been
committed by those in charge of life iusur-
snce funds, stripping bare to the public
| gaze the fact OF recent failures, and with Q
staring eye upon this dark picture OF wrong,
still life insurance, as a whole, stands the
test OF comparison better than any other
| financial institution.
Consider the vast sums Of money which
have been paid for railroad bonds and
stocks now of no value the large number
Of savings banks that have failed the
pledges Of other corporate bodies which
have proved worthless the promise Of in.
dividuals that have not been faithfully
kept, and We may then form proper idea
as TO the comparative standlngof lite com.
panies with other means of investment
where money has been entrusted for GER
tain purposes to be realized In the future.
And this brings the question Of trust We
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
A Change in the Auburn Postofice.

Postmaster General Key has appointed
Noah p. Clark postmaster at Auburn, N.
Y, vice Richardson removed. hard
son has had the office eight years. He was
appointed by President Grant because his
little son had leg broken while trying to
see Gen. Grant on the trip around the
circle with Andrew johnson. The work
of the office has always been done by
clark, who has been a deputy. The up
plication of the latter for appointment was
headed Gan application for promotion, u
and was Endorsed by all the business men
of the city. This is understood TO be an
Illustration of the new civil service rules
with regard to promotion.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
TIC RENT,

A very desirable block on Evelyn street, forty
by sixty feet. two storif s, with railroad on one
side and street on the other.
Also, two small tenements, No. l24 Main
street.
maredtf CT. HUNToON.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

The appointment Of Judge Wheeler,
also, settles the district attorneysIip Mr..
Fiaelds term of office has not yet expired,
and, if It had, it is conceded that his ad-
ministration has been such az to entitle him
to re-appointment ifhe should desire II.
Never mind, gentlemen, there is another
office to 90 for.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS SALE -!
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
nTHHR pROpRRTY

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
The administrator OF the estate OF Lensev
Round, late ofClarendon, deceased, proposes 10
sell At auction, unless Otherwise disposed OF. on
TUESDAY, MARCH goth, 1877,
AT 10 o'clock q. m, at the late residence OF said
ROund in Clarendon Vt, the HOME FARM. SO
called, said TO contain leo acres OF land, lying
south OF Rutland village about two miles, on
road by Gen. II. II. Baxters arm, Said tarin is
plelantly situated on otter creek good modern
buildings, large barn with lower story for sta
ping, stoI Ing vegetables etc., Is well Supplied
NTH running water at house and barns. and
IL, perhaps, one OF the most desirable farms in
Rutland county. Also. the farm called the
fisherman Farm" OF about 400 acres OF land
NO miles southwest OF the former place: good
uildings, including one large barn with ample
| aiding, well watered. etc, all well adapted for
ieplng large dairy. Also, q horse shed at
lso, all the interest said estate has In the
Ut farm, 80 called, In Rutland, VI, said TO be
one-thlrd interest In the reverslon OF the
Me. Also, sixty head or cattle, one half OF
| Moh are superior dairy COWS, and twelve are
| Tee year old heifers, very fine, one yoke oxen
u yoke twin steers four years old, handy
| lWork either side, one valuable young mare
| " mares with foal and one GOOD work horse
| iyood condition, two double wagons, one ex-
PISS wagon, one buggy, one jump seat covered
| celage, nearly new, traverse sleds OK sled.
stw cult r, corn 6hellers, harnesses. grind,
shes, plows and harrows, two chains, Que pa
ID cheese press and dairy untensis, and a
| lntily M corn, hay, straw, o. pounds fieece
vi, also, large lot OF farming tools, house
| h. goods, etc, etc. II. II. DYER,
lw2dl5' 10, " Administrator.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
An Abou, n Postal Card.

John l.. sikkcn was fined & in the Police
Court Saturday for assaulting r. ii H.Spcake. Last
Friday Sikkcn received postal card, signed
r. II. s., which abused him roundly. Think
ing that Spcake was the author Of the card,
Sikkcn, with couple Of friends, went cunning
for that gentleman Friday night. They called
at his house about II o'clock, but he was not
at home. Later they met him at the corner OF
Eleventh aud q streets. Sreakc was accom-
panied by friend named Alexander. Sikken
attacked Speskc, when Spcakc struck him
over the head with n cane. Sikkcn' s friend
wrested the cane from Spcake, and the scrim-
mage bid fair to become general, when Ser
geant Leach arrested Spcake and Sikken.
Spcake WIS afterwards released. Alter the
proceedings in the Police Court Saturday
Speake WAS placed under arrest for sending a
scurrilous postal card through the mails He
gave bouds in the sum of 800 for his appear
ance to-day. Speakc denies that Sikkcn had
a cowhide, or that he himself cried murder.
He also denies that he sent the postal card
There Is q woman IN the affair, aud further
proceedings will probably develop everything
National Republican., 1877-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The New York Havana and Mexican line steam
ers lelve pier :, North river.
The North German line steamers sail nom the
Company's wharf, foot Of Second street llobOken.
The Pacific Mail aud Havana Transit steamers
sail ON pier foot Of Canal street. North river y Y.
The drivers of the Kennebcc Ice Company give a
picnic at IOeflers garden on the 18th Instant
sanford's jamaica ginger is for sale at all the
Al druggists have Smiths Green Mountain reno
vAtOr.
Tuft's celebrated pills have no rival as a safe
The White star line running between New York,
Queenstown aud Liverpool, Oilcrs great induce
mcnis 10 th0se contemplating "Trip u Europe.
The Liverpool and Great Western steams hip
COmpany's mail steamers leave piers North HYer,
New York For rates see Advertisements.
The splendid mail steamers Of the Genera! Trans
atlantic Company sail from pier ~, North rEer,
every Wednesday.
Mcs.rs. Weeks 4 Potter, Boston, advertise Col
lins vUltaC plaSters.
estate security.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hibetnian
Benevolent Society No. !, will be held tonight
The steamers Of the American steamship Tom
pany Of Philadelphia, sail every ThurSday from
fhliadcllhia aud Wednesday from Liverpool =,
The Red star Line Of steamers TO Antwerp saii
semnpnthly, alternately, from Philadelphia and
New York.
The steamers Of the Great Western Steamship
Line New York TO Bristol, sail nom pier 49, EAs'
river.
The New York and Havana Direct Mail Line
steamships sail regularly AT p. IN, nom pier No
l3 North river, New York.
General banking business transacted by FISK
Hatch, No. Nassau street, New York.
Seven per cent San Francisco bonds Tor sale by
Perkins Livingston, Post 4 Co., New York.
The stsamen Of the Stats Line steamship Com
National Republican., 1877-07-16
BRUTAL ASSAULTS.
Two co.ored Men who Regulated Their
Family Afsirs with the Knife.

About II o'clock Saturday night . colored
man named Joseph Williams cut q cOlored
woman named Eliza johnson with shoe
makers knife at the corner Of Twenty-second
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
She was taken into buckets drug store, where
her wounds were dressed by DIS. Farden and
Mead. The wounds are of very serious ma
ture, the woman being cut across the breasts.
The physicians pronounce her injuries danger
Gus but not necessarily fatal. The woman
was removed to her house, In the alley be-
tween Twenty first and Twenty-sccond and
VI and y streets northwest. As soon as the
officers of the Fourth precinct heard the alarm
they proceeded to the place where the cutting
was done, but Williams had escaped.
The two had been living together as man
and wife for some time, and Saturday night
they were on their way to their place Of resi-
dencc. She desired TO go into Il store on the
Avenue near Twenty-sccUnd street, when he
whipped out the knife and cut her in the
manner stated. At a late hour last night the
woman was in a critical condition.
Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, col
orcd man named James W. Wamzcr, residing
at No lll3 Twenty-frst street northwest. and
employed at the Howe Sewing Machine
Agency, threw knife at his wife, striking hel
on the left check, inhicting painful fesl
| wound. Wamaer made his escape. The caus'
of the affair was that Wamzcr went home T.
his dinner, and finding il not ready few int
| a passion, and high words ensued, resulting a
| above stated.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
PUT on RECORD.
Paper. In Relation to Real Estate Transac-
tions.

Papers In Relation to Real Estate Trapsac-
tions.
The following papers in relation to real es-
tate transactions have been placed on record
with the recorder Of deeds:
REAL EsTArE TRANSFERS.
Reginald Fcndall trustee, to Mary z Brown and
GuStav Ilartg to r. W seilhauscn for 81 100. lot O.
square AZ. Harriet Dunlop 10 Mary Z. Reed, for
Jane csmrSei IT, Tor E sS%p. 10; %. square sI Fred
crick RCh to Henry r. Reh, for $500 lot !, square
si John Buchanan to Charles ,. Wtlet for
NJ Barber, for sSa. lot ~, Mason & Fowlers sub
division OF lots Is and 10, square $50
DEEDS OF trust.
Samuel Bell to William Ockstadt and William
Wtlthon to secure the German American building
John ]. Edson TO secure James O'COnnor 500 part
Of lot 9. Lyons and Nnrmilies subdivision OF i'm
proved io and sgnsre rs f,edet'Sk sSsssn W. ss
to secure Gustav lisrtg, trustee SOD part OF lot
square tIT August Gcrsinrf tn George Bauer and
John Walter to secure the Oriental Building ASso-
ciation sctno part of lots and ST. wilbirgers sub
division OF square AZ Christian Kruger to g. C. O..
lcClercr and John Walter tn secure the Washington
y. Reh 10 C. q. Leierer and John Walter to secure
the Washington Building Association " tgn part q
LOT !, square s' Mary z wallins 70 Larnet .,i,s q
Building Association son part of lot ~ square ~
James I. Csstlcman and Henry T; Casileman 70
James u. Payne, TO secure treorHe W. NgoN Shys'
lot l. square 40. Harvey Kennedy TO James q.
Ferret 10 secure Win l.. Kennedy 4 Co, Of New
York sl6OnO lots u Is 80 u, IS Ts. ~, ST. SIsi
~ ~, 81. sS and 80 In Rigys 4 Plants subdvisisn
of square ms Catharine A. NJ. Busey TO Charles 9.
Clover aud James II. saville TO secure James G;
Hall 5000 lots and 10. Davidsons subdiNision Of
square IA Edmund Palmer to AlpheuS Middle
ton and VIM. ?. Young, to secure Margaret J. wat
kins 5000, lot IS. square S7l.
RELEASES.
Francis X. Dooley and Samuel y: Hilton, to
Samuel Bell. lot O. square sTa 0ottleibb Rumpf te
Feninand Theilkuhl. lot |, subdivision OF original
lots II and l6, square 81. r. II. Warner and q
". Stickucy. trustees, to Richard 4. Free ht G.
square Iii. c. G. Glover and u. II. Warner D.
jeremiah Costello lots 10 and ID square i6b JaCot
n. Jrossman u George Mason lot - Mason's subdi.
vision Of lots Is aud i6 square $50, Jones Elliott
TO jeremiah Costello, part Of lots 10 aud 3D. square
lS.
DEED OF rRlSr-CHArTEJs.
Richard Graham TO McPhcron +. Graham, 70 &c
cure Martha l.. Shirley s572 goOds and chatteb IL
house No. puS Twentieth street northwest.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
BAR-ROOM IN THE "GARRICK CLUB

Arrest of its President, Hon. T. Harry Dom
ohue, for Selling Liquor without License
Convicted and Fined-Appeal from Judge
Smells Decision.
A liuuor case was tried in the Police Court
Saturday which presented some novel features.
The president of the Garrick Club, MIR. Il.
Harry Donohue, was arraigned on the charge
of selling liquor without q license. The Gar
rick Club is a social organization numbering
among its members several hundred young busi-
ness men Of the city and during its few months
of existence IL has become very popular The
rooms arc located on Pennsylvania avenue,
near our-and "A half street, and no persons but
members, who are supplied with keys, are ad
mittcd. Strangers arc sometimes introduced
t. the rooms by members. For the con-
yenience Of the members liquors and cigars
are sold the proceeds, which are considerable,
going to the club-fund for the maintenance Of
the organization. Officer Block having OBJ
served from window in the Columbia build
ings that there was a regular bar in operation
in the rJoms, made out the information against
the president of the club for keeping an un-
licensed bar. Witnesses to the fact that liquor
was sold in the club room were not wanting.
The ground taken by the defense was that As
this club was organized for the purpose OF
mutual enjoyment its president could not be
held for suppl ying the members with refresh.
ments unless individual profits were derived
from the business. The Court thought that q
corporate body could claim no rights which the
law did not accord to individuals, and he i'm
posed the usual fne Of $l05. An appeal wa
tlken
National Republican., 1877-07-16

Its will, and on more than one occasion has
gone to the house while Mrs Mudd was absent
TO beat IT,
The child states that her mother once took
her to a grave yard and beat her numerically,
and that she Is afraid Of her. Just about the
time the crowd was the greatest Officers
Skclly and O'Hare, Of the Seventh prcciugt,
arrived on the ground, scattered them aad
took possession Of the child, and was about to
take It TO the station house for protection
when IL begged to be returned to its aunt
This request was granted, and the mother was
informed that II she wished to recover posses
sion Of her daughter she must proceed In a
legal May.
National Republican., 1877-07-16

Now Is the time Of year for pneumonia, lung
fever &c Every family should have bottle ol
Doschce's German Syrup. Don't allow for one mo-
family or yourself Consumption, asthma pneu.
monia Group, hcmnrrhagcs and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although II Is true German Syrup Is
curing thousands Of these dreadful diseases yet 1t
is much better to have II at hand when three doses
will cure you. one bottle will last your whole
family winter aud keep you safe from danger.
II YOU are c0nsumptiye do not rest until you have
tried this remedy sample bottles, 10 cents. Regu'
lar size IS cents Sold by your druggist Charles
Stott Co, wholesale agents.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
A Cruel Mother.

While the church going people were on their
vay home from their places of worship last
evening they were startled by the cry Of muir
der, emanating from the corner Of Third street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest. large
crowd gathered at the spot whence 1t came
and found a colored woman named Sarah
Lloyd dragging her little daughter Amelia,
aged about ten years, by the hair.
IInon inouiTy II was ascertained that the
mother of the child being unable to care for
II, placed her offspring when 1t was not more
than eighteen months old with its aunt, Amelia
Mudd, who lives on Third street just below
tho Avenue to raise, and the child has become
very much attached to Aunt Amelia, and has
always been known by the name Of Amelia
Nudd. Recently the mother has made several
Attempts 10 take tho child away, much against
National Republican., 1877-07-16

inform my friends aud the public that have
rcopened the restaurant No lTis q street near the
War Department, formerly occupied by DE Alley,
and entire newly Tchttcd. | have rooms for social
parties and private entrance for ladies with gentle
men. You will find Bergncr 4 EngclS lager beer,
the best Of liquors and cigars, and hot and cold
lunch at prices to suit the times.
Respectfully, T. RYBACT,
Nous inyitons nos amis de France nous rcndre
visite. r. RYBACK,
Nos 1TiS and lL.0 q street
National Republican., 1877-07-16

pany to glasgow, Liverpool and londonderry sail
from pier e. North river.
First mortgage Erie railroad bonds for sale by
Perkins, Livingston Post a Co.. New York.
Cleveland hyes and .iIes for sale by George wm.
Ballou a Co.. New York and Boston.
standard novels sold cheap BY George Munro,
publisher New York.
Take Passage in the Hamburg American Packet
Company slime for Plymouth, Chcrbourg and Ham.
burg.
For Queenstown and Liverpool take the National
lima
National Republican., 1877-07-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

ONE DoLLAR.-obtain Or. Hartiey's great remedy
for Cstarrh. druggists have IT,
Lcft-od clothing watches, pistols, &c., bought at
Herrogs, el5 street Orders attended to.
All kinds Of trunks made 10 order, repaired and
covered q, Murray's soo Pennsylvania avenue,
Market Space.
TIE finest New York butter in the city; 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 impcsSibilities advertised but
prices as low as the lowest Call and be con.
xinoed.
National Republican., 1877-07-16
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

SEASIDE READING.
frSssms q Eifs and Mind; Yo,, i Loves r.
Ar Ar biu.a,i9n M alto AIpi'sl to Industry; Nici'oist
MsSSSss Si ssS ssS an and RSSs Bsnc
Lin and speecbcs Of Daniel Webster; sinueier; siaS
@ Woman MANI nas$T R cssrss cR Rssds; ' y csn,.
Sc Ss sSsps C ss9 Rcsa
u,rS. a R%Ts q " W .sbas,Is sisSy ri 4 cant.
Virgin Soil; Tur;snien sig
Poet and Merchant Auerbach; s.eS
The last iolr being volumes OF the hmous Leisure
Any book, no matter by whom published: sen, to
any address free pssco,rnsSM psorSMSNs g sP'
jesou siI PENNSYLVANIA avenue
OUR NEW LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS CAT;
" ALoGUE
LAW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED
LAW OF EvIpSESScES : Gy wsYtt.n; ;;,,, -, v..,
hRsBIRAh BlS ,S rsI SmTINAG sR1GTlGE 4SD
GRATTkN'S RErohIs, voiumsT.
BLKcKToRDs cfRc6rr COURT REPORTS,
volume Il
CASTLE ST. ANGELO. by VIM. W. Story.
% 81 SSf ~ i vx2LET ssf by auho,
OF Helsn's EableS
THE ThT FuISEss ~ pans sLssiNo, by Sarah F.
PbossoM k9 ss;Sd, By s,s, m%s, Ms
fph II fsss% X 4Ss Susan Coolidge
fHoaaN R%fks RaIEffl r. } " chs9iss S9Ss' Eo.A
Our stock Of Plain and Fancy Stationery. Panel and
Scrap Books Pictures Sc, particularly attractive,
| aud will well repay one for Inspecting.
w.HS o. IT, MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and staiioners,
jeieu No. F5 PennSyivanih avenue.
T IsT OF NEW nQoKs EoR SALE At
The Scripture Club OF Valley Rest. BY The author
"Melens Babies
Jaw Sq.ns Rfis Mndm h GsSs sssSy Rsrfs he Plains.
Ne, July and August Uniform with Helrn's Babies ~
Vile IN Name an Only: Chimney Chimney Corner Co gea Series"
A Family F.ud. by the author Of 1.-THE Second Wife
| and odd Nam selle's Secret.
Amer Many Days BY the author OF "Naiera Ally
MiEnon. by Miss Forester.
SmssP snmms5 G,n9 Ma"FLMs Fn 1ySnne ao & NoEe Rast
| Spirits and white. Good Luck, Olympia, Lords and
| Ladies', Pair Of Blue Eyes and Others.
Fast Lynne, JOHN Hihix. Jane Eyre, 4 Woman
Halter. Others In preparation by the hest snthors;
| The Lakeside LihnTy-a repository OF the bes
| For Cheap summer Reading New Books and every
thing In the s'"''0nsTY LIZ ToSs sG9a Bookstore
Cor; Your-GndShali street and Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1877-07-16
BROUGHT HOME TO THE GRAVE.
Funeral of the Late Miss Eii,atc,h Dyer.

Funeral OF the Late Miss Ehkatcth Dyer.
The remains Of Miss Elizabeth Trigg Dyer
eldest daughter Of the late Daniel A. B. Dyer
who died in San Francisco, California, on the
5th instant arrived here yesterday morning
at 1890 o'clock, accompanied by the two
brothers of the deceased, and were met at the
Baltimore and Ohio depot by Mr.. Joseph CAV
Ter, undertaken, and taken to his ware-ro rooms,
where the casket was opened and the body
found to be in perfect state Of preservation.
The calskct was an elegant metallic one, imita-
ton of rosewood. At 2 o'clock the remains
were removed to her late residence, No. 2l0S
K street northwest, where they were taken to
the Epiphany 2. Z. church, where the beauti-
full funeral services Of the Episcopal Church
were performed by the Rev DIR. Wilbur r.
Watkins of Baltimore, assisted by the Rev.
DIR. Parct. The church was crowded to its ut.
most capacity, including a large number Of
prominent persons, among whom were many
officers of the army and navy. On the lid Of
the csskct was a solid silver oval plate in
scribed;
National Republican., 1877-07-16
RRAnNlh

The historical portraits Of distinguished repre-
sentative men lately on exhibition At the Centen-
niAl Exhibition at Philadelphia, are now ready for
Gallery No. 615 Pennsylvania avenue. This col
lection embraces the eminent men Of America In
addition TO the medals received IN New York FOR
many yeaTs and in London in 1851 Is awarded w
hghSa aWdrd medal at he Centennial Exposition In
PHILADELPHIA lbJS
National Republican., 1877-07-16
AUCTION sALEs TO-DAY.

BY n. c. Broker, jr.:
Al 10 and 80 o'clock, valuable gold and silver
watches Of ali descriptions, pistols &c.
By Duncanson Bros.
Al 10 o'clock. valuable household furniture Of all
descriptions at tJ7 NJ street northwest.
By P, Foley:
At O'Clock, valuable furniture
National Republican., 1877-07-16
II,nICInI,s ECnNnMY.

Is now absolutely Necessary. Throw not aside your
sOiled gloves but TenOyGte them with JOuven's In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. II Will cleapse them
thoroughly, easily aud quickly. Sold at drug and
fancy stores % cent? per bottle.
National Republican., 1877-07-16

CHEvIor.
ts-Imported Black Chcviot suit-former price
SIS. ElsEuAr BROS,
Corner Seventh and X
National Republican., 1877-07-16
TFErn RrINEp BY NEGLEcr

cannot be restored. Young people Temem6er DIS
Use daily Thurstun's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder,
IL will preserve your teeth from decay and keep
them sound clean and white through life, S and
ID cents per bottle Sold by all druggists.
National Republican., 1877-07-16

MEMS Pants OF broken suits, S. cents.
EIsENAS Bros
Corner Seventh and E
National Republican., 1877-07-16
FYERY PERsnS's HAIR

prevents It's becoming dry and haHh. thompson
Pomade Optime is specially suitable; II keeps the
hair sof and glossy aud in'pars to 1t strength ant
vitality. IS and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by al
druggists.