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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

A Good Way to Remember the Poor.
To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: A few years ago We resided with gentle
man in Connecticut-thsn whom we never met a
more thoroughly charitable and Christian man
whose custom It was to place a small box labeled
Remember the Poor" upon the dinner table
every Sabbath, and, before q blessing was asked,
each person taking a seat at the table was ex.
pected to drop some money into the box through
a small aperture made in the lid. A committee
Of one was appointed from the family to dispose
OF this poor fund" as he or she thought best and
made of the money. The amount realized in this
way. in the course of q year, was considerable,
and know that through this simple way many
q tear was dried, many a hungry one fed, and
come cold and unclad ones were made comfort
able. How much suffering would be obvated If
this custom were adopted in every Christian
home where there is ''enough and to spare" Re-
member the poor. A. W. O.
"The Ignorant Poor"
To the Editor of the National Republican:
SIR: noticed in THE REPUBLICAN of the 18th
inst, under the head Of Applying for Relief"
description of the scene at the office of the relief
commission. The writer also gives the mental
condition of most of the applicants, stating that
they supposed a note to the commission would
bring peace and plenty. With all due Difference
to your reporters Judgment. beg leave to call
Sur worthy eiti1ens Who have been oVertaken by
misfortune. and who have from absolute neces-
sity been compelled to ask relief, and who may
not be classed among your reporters Ignorant
poor" Such q statement from journal claim
ing the wisdom of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is
not, in my Judgment. the most judicious method
of informing the public that .'the poor ye have
always with you, and when ye will ye may do
them good"
Yours, &C., JOHN ]. JRTT.
[If Mr.. Jett will consult his REPUBLICAN he
will find that the reporter said that ut is anus
ing to see the ignorant poor crowding about
policeman or q bystander while he tries to put
their many wants in brief applications" The
reference was made only to the ignorant classes,
and no reflection was intended to be cast upon
mates.
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A New Dodge.

A man giving his name as Charles J. Jones ad-
vertised in New York paper that twenty sales
ladies were wanted. The answers to the adver-
tisement were numerous, of course, and the
replies said nothing about employment, bu. inti-
mated q desire for q social acquaintance. A
young LADY who had received four of these
precious answers, all from the same ''otic..r
made statement of the affair to the police.
which was followed by the imprisonment of the
writer in the Tombs. The Tribune gives some
words Of advice in this connection which are-o
more than local Importance. "Ths is a hard
winter.nit says: "a great many youug women
are out Of employment, and grest many villains
are on the lookout TO take advantage of their
necessities. As rule, It is best to be extremely
cautious about answering certain class of aiver-
tisements. A we'll informed girl would know
that, about this time, there Is no demand for
sales.women, aud certainly no need Of advertising
for them. OF course, considerable number Of
girls Of this class arc too wary to be misled, ari
the sharks who are upon the lookout for them do
not expect nor desire TO capture more than few.
We think It desirable, however, to put the few
who are unvary and likely to got into trouble
upon their guard, especial ny at this time. Dis
trust IL wholesone under such circu INSTANCES, and
caatisn can hardly be carried too far"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15
LIFE TN WASHINGTON.
SKETCHES ABOUT THE CITY BY THE
REPUBLICANS REPORTERS.
Society Notes.

Society Notes.
The Spanish Minister gives Q dinner to-day.
TIE Misses Riggs gave . small laneh on Sat
ursay.
Two grand dukes coming. Oh! won't that be
100 grand.
Col. and Mrs Audenreid entertained few
friends at dinner on Saturday.
The young ladies of the u. s. club will give a
German about the LIST Of February.
MIRA ]. Scott Laughton gives another of her
delightful entertainments this evening.
tits said that a grand party viii be given at
the Wood mansion some time this month.
Mrs. Bloomer will give another of her pleasant
dancing receptions on Tuesday Of this week.
There will be full dress parade and inspection,
followed by hop, at the Marine barracks this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
place this evening. Nearly two thousand invita-
tons have been issued.
Quite q number of our society people will visit
Baitimnre on Tuesday evening to attend grand
hop at the Eutaw house.
Miss LATHE Mcconnell, it is said, will soon sB-
pear in the leading role of new comedy, to be
produced by the Blackstone Dramatic Club.
The Misses Riggs will not hold any Of their
Monday evening dancing receptions this season,
but will probably give large party before Lent.
Mr.. Montgomery Meigs, q son of General Meigs,
Who was married on the Sd instant at Rock Island
Ill, to Miss Grace Lynde, has arrived with his
lovely bride.
To-day will be busy one for callers. The
hayward and arsenal ladies and those residing
on Capitol Hill will be at home.
miss Zaidee Jones, the sweet-voiced soprano,
lie to be hoped she will not deny her friends the
pleasure Of hearing her in public at an darby day.
An ente rtainment for the benefit Of the poor
was given at the residences Of Messrs- Vasey and
Brady, on ] street. Saturday evening, under the
management OF Prof Bisehof, the blind organist.
The exercises were of a literary and musical char
pating Dancing and refreshments also formed
enjoyable features of the occasion.
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sociable of St. Peters Church.

This evening the second sociable, under the
auspices Of the school committee of ST. Peters
church. Capitol HILL will take place at the school
house, E street, between Third and Fourth
streets southeast, and will no doubt be an enjoy.
able affair. These sociables are gotten mp by q
number Of gentlemen, members of st. Peters
church, for the worthy object of paying of the
debt incurred in building the school house, and
also to obtain funds to advance the cause of edu
cation. This being a free school, and not self
supporting, therefore the necessity Of providing
means for its sustenance, and the school commit
tee take this method, in preference to making II
an object of charity. Every one in search of ar
evenings pleasure, especially those who reside In
the eastern section of the city, should not fail Il
attend. The price Of admission is only fly cents
The reireshment tables are in charge Of the ladiei
Of the CONGREGATION
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THE COURTS.
Equity Court.
Before Judge Wylie.

DelOre Juoge w ylle.
AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE AND
APPOINTING TRUSTEES.
Coyle We. Bradley. Sale decreed Of sub lot 40
In square o23, to pay complainant, and H. q. Brad
ley. appointed trustee to accept bid Of n, 400
cash.
Mosher VS.. Mosher ct al. Referred to auditor
Darneille VS.. Lay ct al. Pro cozfesso VS.. War
rem. Prentiss. Carusi, Merchant, Waters, and
Emmons.
Smith ct al. VS.. Pope ct al. Decree confirming
auditors report.
wfllett VS.. LyIes. Decree confirming auditors
report on receiving account.
johnson VS.. Ripley ct III. A. S. Worthington
appointed trustee.
Bishop VS.. Smith. Specific sum Of money de
Barbour Hamilton vs. Smith. Specific sum
Of money agreed to be paid.
B4yb vs. shepherd. Argued and submitted.
Blgelow VS.. Connecticut General Life Insur-
anee Company. Ordered to General Term.
Parker vs. OdeD. Decree of April Is, 1875 va
Gated and answer allowed withdrawn, with leave
to deB7r.
Davis VS.. Northern Liberty Chariot Company
Sale decreed Of property OF defendant.
cAIlan VS.. Cailan. Continuance vacated and
submitted on record.
MeCauley VS.. Bennett. Order vacating order
OF January IL, 1871
Court Calendar for To-day.
SUPREME CouRR IN GENERAL TERN. before
Chief Justice Cartier and Judges OIin, Wyiie
Humphreys and MacArthur.-Nos Is, Holden vs.
Linvii!e: 10; Boucher VS.. Haycock; II, Riley
Kirk; is, Riley VS.. Church; 10, Bossh her VS.. XII.
bourn: e. Gurton vs.. Zan ringer; %. LaZeaby
VS.. Webster; IS. Straining rs. Walker; 25 Alex
auder VS.. Bouldin; q. Laws VS.. Lee.
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Woman Suffrage Convention.

The National Woman Suffrage Convention
will begin at Lincoln hall tomorrow. The at
fractions are Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Phoebe
CouIins, Hon. A. G. Riddle, Susan B. Anthony
and the hutchinson family. The committee in
charge authorize the following invitation:
"All women who have been discharged from
the Government Departments, or who are out of
employment or out of money, and all of the dis
Hanchised male citizens OF the District who de
sire to cooperate with women in securing the
ballot, and feel unable tn purchase tickets IN the
evening sessions Of the National Woman Suffrage
Convention. may obtain complimentary tickets of
tie business manager, Mrs. Sara Andrews Speu
Ger, upon application at Lincoln hall, Tuesday,
from TO p. m. Day sessions Free
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15
CITY BREyITuES,

Mrs. R. Adams, of California, has been
granted divorce from AlOnEo W. Adams, we'll
known claim agent Of this city.
dead infant was found In Blsgden's alley
Saturday, colored girl. The coroner certified
that death was caused by premature birth.
The police made tbirty-three arrests during
during Saturday and Saturday night. Seventy
seven iodgers we're accommodated in the station
Saturday morning Officer Shelton found the
body Of q white male infant on Tenth street, be-
tween South Carolina avenue and y street south
east. The coroner gave certificate Of death from
hemorrhage.
A colored man, seventy seven years of age,
named Levi Howard, dropped dead at his resi-
dence, on Frederick street, between Fifth and
Sixth, Georgetowp- Saturday morning. The
coroner gave q certificate of death from natural
causes.
Senator Conkffng has entered suit on the
law side Of the Supreme Court Of the Distric; for
writ OF mandamus to compel the District COD-
nlissiouers to issue to him special damage GER
ttfcate on certain lots in square 100, which have
recently IN the suit of Noerr vs.. Conkling, been
decided 10 belong to him.
TIE burning of the building No. $50 Ninth
street southwest, owned by John S. Myers. and
occupied ~ him as q grocery store, caused an
alarm Of fire rom box Alb. about 130 o'clock yes
ter6sy morning The building an l. store wore
d8D-fged 70 III extent of Al 500. which is fully
covered by Insurance.. The origin Of the fire
unknown.
b. 4. Clarke baker, doing business at 612
Seventh street southwest, on Saturday morning
sent his :river, Owens, out with the cart and
hUrse tn deliver bread usual, and, as he has
not yet returned, the inference is that he has
sJught green fields" &c, with his employers
property. The wagon was painted green, with
red wheels. Owens is being looked z1er quite
Wig l3ntly.
TIE following named officers have been in
stalled by Reynolds Post, No. 9, g. A. R.: L. A.
=. Harvard, Post Commander; John O. Riley
Senior V. p Commander; ]. A Madden, Junior
v r. Commander; r r. Brouner, AdIutant:
William H. Kuhns. Quartermastsr; IL. Draper,
m. Ofhcer Of rbe Day; August RIdgely. Oficer
Of The Guardi Robert Shane, Sergeant Major:
John Cook, Qusrtermaster Sergeant
Detective ARer pos honest enough to admit
hGth eoH'mitted perjury ''to get euen" oith
TsB- RsPUBLICsE Richards anu HeDesir
vsrc MOI 50 frank.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

On Saturday Mr.. John O'Brien, the sculptor,
was arrested on a charge of perjury made by a
Martin Leo, but was released on bail, the name
OF Mr.. Hughes appearing on the bond. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. O'Brien, on leaving the city for q
time gave in charge of a gentleman named Bar
rett block Of marble weig hing 800 pounds, but
Barrett, having occasion to move on application
OF Leo for the stone, he allowed him to take IL
away. Mr.. o Brien returning had Leo arrested
for larceny, but the case not being sustained Leo
was dismissed, and charges O'Brien with perjury
in swearing that he stole the stone
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

Inc Demoeraoe f1os.
THE pIsAeRKxNxNr AMONG THE oorsPInAroRs-
WILL TILpES BACK UP HrwIrr'-rHAr's THE
coFoHpHeA 'HAA ~ "
AT PRESENT.
The revelation Of the dissension In the Demo.
cratic csmn made IN Saturday. RrpunL1oAs.
~. s,st a. -..,as. ,,ns..s,... .. TNS..
nas eIea.eu 'no siososs uhsssine III Anuee
circles II was thought that all evidences OF lack
Of harmony might be concealed, and that Hewitt
ar. :. ~. ,.-,. ~ h.,.r. ,h.. -, !. 49,.
tnose OF Inc party VINO oeheVe tnat sucn oemon-
stratfon as that contemplated by thompson
when he recommended call for . national con-
vention. 10 meet In this citv ON lptb nroxtmo.
EanIS ~. ~ 100000, go, 80, ~. D.
"ouia nav on o'.ians eneo' upon INC NO
pubiicans This anxiety 10 keep everything quiet
was evidenced by the fact that injunctions were
laid upon the CORRESPONDENTS of the leading Dem.
..,..,a $500. .. ~. . ma. :, az. a,@..I, A,
sSn.Ns p.p y. ~ ~. ~ . "S ~ sao
cratic newspapers in this city had full knowl.
edge of the falling ont. and of Hevttt's abrupt
denartu,e IN New york n, the nuYpose of con-
ssrr,a S,,b ma, -. III, nv =. Fr,day evening
iernne WIN Iuden, as early as rfiohy esenins Is
tney sent no mtelngence Oh socn Sna. i,h al
tneir papers, out contentea tnemsoi ~ HaSi,t's
iuoln9, IN tne most g9araeo ma s " oah ~ one
hundred thousand democrats upon h-o mn t5s
me Pupncl.y Hs an Y newocracy 10 theiI Senses
VIZ uS5an shoct humber of informal
Win suuueh heiS IN SATURDAY. and Yesterday
Stch ERE psrticipated in by Representatives, Of
NJ Th"mnsan. Watterson stripe and ii is under
sno ~, he unshot ri these meetings was that
~ wonId he adyisable in .the future to proceed
with more caution, and not endeavor to hood
INK The whole country into the belief that the
nroiecfed Convention meant nothing but peace
Thsre r. an nneertainty In the Democratic mind
inst ct present as to whether Tflden favors or
disapproves Of the Conspiracy OF Watterson and
On.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

Edward McCabe, 4 lad about sixteen years Of
age, was arrested yesterday by Officer DAILY fol-
the grand larceny Of a box of money from Rich
ard Fitzm'r is. McCabe is a poor boy, to whom
FitEnorris kindly gave q home. Last Wednesday
the lad disappeared, and with him a box in which
the master Of the house kept gold and silver coin
II IL thought that there was about fifty dollars in
the box, although the owner does not know
exactly. neighbor at the same time missed n
revolver and some articles of clothing McCabe
had none of the money with him when arrested
and stated tina; he threw it away when chased by
a policeman :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15
Boston's New Tabernacle.

The tabernacle which has been building in Bos
ION for the revival services of Moody and Sankey
will be ready for them next Saturday. and ser
vices will begin few days later. The selected
singers for the choirs now number more than two
thousand, and FIVE complete choirs OF three hun
dred and sixty.two voices each are now fully
organized and ready for work. The first choil
will sfng on Monday and Thursday evenings only
the second on Tuesday and Friday EVENING" the
third on wednesday evenings, the fourth on Sun
day mornings st o'clock eud the fifth on Sunday
evenings. SIX other chors are TO be organized b.
sing 1t the day services throughout the week, ex
cept on Sundays.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

DlED.
FARWELL.-On January Is, 1877, at the resi-
dence of her grandson, Warren O. Stone, esq, Mrs.
SARAH d. FARwELL- aged eighty-two years.
HARRISON.-On the morning OF the 18th of Janu-
airy, 1877. Mrs. ANNA P. HARRISON, In the seven
teth year of her age.
MCWILLIAM.-On the morning Of the 18th OF
January, 1877, THOMAS McwILLIAM, aged forty
six years, native Of England, and for the last
twenty years q resident Of this city.
Friends and acqusintances will attend his funeral
from his late residence, 2149 Pennsylvania avenue,
Monday, at O'Clock.
HARTMANN.-Ou Saturday, January Is, 1877.
after q painful illness, CHARLES EDGAR, infant
son Of +. c. and Fannie Hartmann, aged seventeen
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his parents, No. rs street
southwest, on Monday at O'Clock. baltimore
md. and Rock Island (Ill.) papers please copy.
DULIN.-On sunday the 18th inst. at s:25 O'Clock
.. m, AFTER lingering illness, 81 GORGE w DULIN,
son of G. W. and NJ. A. Dulin. in the 18th year Of
his age. Notice of funeral heI eater.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

The attention OF heads OF families is invited to
the superior quality of Burnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts. They are highly concentrated, have all
the freshness and deIicacy Of the fruits from which
they are prepared, and are less expensive.
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H,H1s rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT TIL

HHIS IS To GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
i subscriber has obtained from the supreme
Court Of the District OF Columbia, holding special
term. letters Documentary the person1l estate
of ZERCBBABEL HALLoCR, late of Washington
county. ID. e.. deceased. Ali ptrsOns having claims
against the said deceased are hereby waTn'd TO
hihit the same. with liz. vouchers Ihereoi TO The
srbecr bcr before the II day January next:
they may otherwise nv law be excluded from ali
b. ne6t Of tne said c@tate.
eivenunder nv hand mi "a day of January, MI
JSo. y VAN MErEk.
ja4-ThSNs Executor.
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A Delightful Party.

TIE complimentary party given by Miss Annie
CLARK, the daughter of our popular townsman, T,
Edward CLARK. esq to the T. 1. S. Club, on Fri
day night established the fact that the ladies and
gentlemen connected with this association thor
sughly understand how to enjoy themselves, and
proved Mics Clark TO be a hostess we'll qualified
10 make her guests feel at their ease. Assem-
bling at the residence of Judge s. C. Mills, the
party were conveyed in chariots to their destina-
tion. where they arrived about O'Clock, and
shortly thereafter to the strains Of delight
full music. furnished by Eibner's orchestra, dane
ing commenced. and continued until midnight,
when supper was announced, and the company
sat down to a most bountiful repast. well calcu-
lated to tempt the palate of an epicure. After
doing full justice TO this part of the evenings pro-
gr3mme dancing was resumed until an early hour,
when the chariots were called for and the COM
pany dispersed, declaring the first party of the
club splendid success. and Mr., Mrs. and Miss
CLARK most agreeable in their capacity of host
and bostesses.
The ladies who graced the occasion were Misses
Annie Mills, Eta Cough, Allie Bland, Carrie
Ellie, Sallie Venable, Emma Stephenson, Lizzie
Nalley, Laura Bean, Carrie FONwell, Mamie
Whitehead, Lottie Stora, Sally Phillips, Emma
Bates Salle Kersev, Nellie Hamlet, Lena
Holmes, Ella Ward, Grace Caldwell, and Matte
and Emma COutner.
The gentlemen doing the agreeable were
Messrs Reeves, Kevy, Redden, Troyler, Nallev,
Thompson. Nolan, Cook, Smith, Rawlins, Pc
louze, Leashears, and Fitzgerald.
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AUnion of Hearts,

The following marriage licenses were issued
last Saturday: Wilhelm Rosecrans and Mary E.
jackson; VIM. Woodson and Fannie Scott; Chas.
Wenger and Elizabeth Bender; Winfield s..
Atehison, Of Baltimore. Nd, and Ida s. Grimes.
OF Alexandra, Va; Patrick King and Bridget
ODonnell; John T. Burdette and Emily L.
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The Arts.

Those who have fingered at the windows Of
Whitaker Sons, stationers, on Pennsylvania
avenue. could not have failed to notice a choice
painting in oil on exhibition there which attracts
much attention. 1t is the work of Mrs Harriet
@. Lane, of Connecticut, lady OF rare accom-
pHshments, at present q clerk in the First Comp
troller's Office in the United States Treasury.
The painting is a copy Of picture by the distin-
guished French artist, p. 9. Compile, (now in the
COrcoran Gallery representing scene at Fon-
tainebleau. The artist resides at Fontainebleau,
and be has here called up, in harmonious color
and finished, graceful form, vision of such
court beauty, in rich, quaint attire and attended
by favorite hound as was won't in the olden
time to sweep with silken train along the bosky
lanes Of that royal demesne. In the faithful
copy OF this admirable painting Miss Lane has
indicated extraordinary taste and artistic ability,
foresb8dowing her future eminence as thinner.
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CITY ITEMS.

To the Trade:
We beg to inform you that we have this day
been appointed general agents, in the United
States and Canada, for
"PIPERHRIpsIEcK" CHAMPAGNE
II. PIPER d co.'s "CARTE BLANCHE, SEC"
Soliciting continuance Of your esteemed ia
voTs,
We remain, your obedient servants,
JOHN OSBORN, SON Co.,
New York and Montreal.
JANUARY z 1871
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15

NEW YORK, Jan. Il.-While Lolita" Crabtree,
the actress, was playing Zip at the matinee in the
Park theatre yesterday her hair took fire from a
torch she was carrying. In an instant the flames
partly enveloped her head, and she would have
promptly extinguished.
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As OUR REPORTER

came along Water street last night, shivering
with the chill night air, and drawing his oyercoat
for colds and coughs. but II Door mortais onIy
knew what q certain cure DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
is how few would long suffer, and then 1t only
costs tWenty-h five cents.-Sandusky (0hio) Regis-
lac
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-01-15
wILBoR's COMPOUND OF PURE COP Lrvks OIL
AND LINE.

AND
OIL 10 that the nauseating taste Of the Oil IS en-
tirely removed, and the whole rendered entirely
ss Of ths on
host Of certificates might be given here to testify
Iises Oh SnS Line a% But the fact tia. It IS
regularly prescribed by the medical faculty is
.pfncient. For sale BY A. B. wiloOr, Chemist,
Boston, and by all druggists.
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
It IL reported that Boschee's German Syrup
reached the immense sale Of 20 900 dozen per year
Over goo druggist: have ordered this medicine
direct nom the factory at Woodbury., N. J., and
letter speaks Of its astonishing success in curing
severe coughs, colds settled on the breast, con-
or has
ton to weak lungs to go to their druggists and
get this medicine or inquire about It. Regular
will relieve any case. Don't neglect your cough.
CzAs. Srorr TO-, Wholesale Agent.
BErHEsDA WATER.
"The marvel OF the age" We have this day
shipped large invoice Of the celebrated Be-
thksda Water TO CHARLES STorr o., and they
on, jug, nc. RICHARD DuSBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
USE THURsToN's IvoRY PEAsL TooTH Pow
pn.4A psrfsct dsstssire.- Its -aeii'.n. an ihe
teeth IL epecine, removes tartar and dIsecIoraS
tion, arrests decay, and keeps theu sound, clean
and white. 1t hardebs the guns, sweetens The
breath. and, containing no acid, cannot tGlure
the enamel It's constant use is recommended
to all, but especially 10 those who having good
teeth wish to preserve them. 1wenty-Iiye and
City cents per bottle.
TRonpsox's PoMApE OPrINs, for dressing
the hair. This hne pomade Ineriis special men
ten. Purely vegetable, its effect IL to son en-
and refine coarse. dry hair. impartng to IL gloss
o.Ahc orxfU N a N N yam "a
hair, Il cannot tpJure, but Is highly beneficial,
equally 60 to the rich. goidsn-hued tresses o!
you'll b, the darker shades Of middle life, or the
silver-strcaked locks of age. Twenty-Five and
fifty cents per bottle. y m.
PRACTICE ECOHeNY.. Renovate yoar soilci
gloves thoroughly and quickly with JOvens In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner: Twenty-Five cents
per bstte.