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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
A CITY che ns.,.

In yesterdays issue Of The HERALD
attention WAS called to the frequent
habit OF watering milk, aud 1t may not
be smiss TO say little more upon this
SUI ject, aud sus gest, Ia modest way,
the pro2riety and expsdiency of hav.
ing city inspector or che mist for the
protection Of our c,.izens against the
preparation of the nj any frauds that
do and will exist, unless prevented
by tbs authorities. Sleh al Office
could be created without any ex-
pense to the city, aud would be OF
inestimable benefit to both city and
citizens, for there are various other
authorizations of material used for
food, and sold 10 our city every day,
aud particularly that OF milk, bntter
and vinegar. The city ia providing
the otiiee, could require the milkmen
to pass every morning before the
analyst. which would consume but a
few moments, and ne could have certi,
fiestes prepared, read TO siga In case
the examination proved satisfactory
And none be permitted TO dispense milk
who could not produce his certificate
.; tie proper date The inspector to
make n report at each council meet
ing, and collect weekly fees from the
miikfnen, and manage likewise 10 the
! eases of butter and vinegar. No hon
est dealer would object to this, for i,
would increase his business, and
strengthen the confidence of his Gus
! toners.
THE druggists OF tile city have fire.
I quently demands made upon them fol
artificial eoloring matter for butter
aud no doub. for mixing in such /
manner a. To defraud the purchasers. a,
for the vinegar 10 our msrket, as else
where. large amount 10 made by sim
| ply adding small quantity of aceii.
acid, and then salpburie acid suffl
Gent to produce the required acidity
without accomplishing the acetie acid
which gives 1t the characteristic odo
of pure vinegar. There Is another Inn
por,ant point to consider. 1t is wei
known that number of infants de
pend entirely. or, Ia part, as the cas-
may be, on cows milk for food, an
this adU'teratioD proves quite detr
mental 10 the progress Of the child, a
evidenced by their frequent DEATH
aud Il has become a matter of but litfl
docbt, that imp.re milk has been NOR
instrumental in the great mortality Q
children ia large cities, than any di,
ease Itself
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
lonnIN hnAals

FNmers arriving in our city with
loaded wagons complain bitterly ofthe
county roads. Although becoming
dry, they are 50 very rough and badly
Gus up that It IL with difficulty that
they are enabled to travel them.
County commissioners should take
this matter under serious adyisement.
Dallas county Is able to have good
roads, and let's have them.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

ar. Asdssa informs I'VE that NJ.
Damn, the gentleman who we men
TONED yesterday as having shot him.
self was comfortable yesterday after-
noon. His wound was Of such q
s-snre - 10 necea~itaic characterization
~ The shoulder The neck and head
~ 'ns humerus were terribly shst.
tered. he lost much blood b<fore DR..
fesonea hi'a, and fesrs were enssr.
ssiasn ssss he would not recover from
ne shoeh. nvs Morton, cenp.lI .ca
Lnsss .-risssd In TIE oop~,.s,or
Alshossh ne ps<ssss Win ~ ~ -
safionss conditisa ~ awh,,s
hsps1 shsS vish H. medical !.
1f>a - - hb soanaod. - -.
sDs>ndly rseovss. =
Lsass--As 30 ~ - pssss die 49,
snssh>s - 49, NJ DaNa o., -,
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

The Black Hills Champion says: A
few Days siuee dozea or more IndiS
ans at the Spotted Tail agency became
deinonstrativeiy wrathy, threatening
To kill the agent ami other white en-
ployes Old Spotted Tail learning OF
this, iuterp0sed, hut was told by the
indiana, Eostfle Rack moors, that in
this case they would pay no heed 20
his authority, ThereapoB Sp,tted Tail
drew his revolver and killed two OF
them. and no doab' would have cent
the whole Of the obs tfepersus party TO
their happy hunting grounds, had not
tisose mot killed beat q hssty retreat.
This IL not the first time thxt Spotted
Tail has had TO enforce his supremacy
At the muzzie OF revolver, but he
faiters not when. duty demands posi-
tive and stringent duiy.
Dfxt<-Heu IL Beea me . Sasss.ai Ais.
In 1866 when Canp6elrs MINISTRIES
were at Mo- lie. Dan Emmett, one of the
members Of the company, heard the ne
grees sing an air and chorus while roll
ing eotton on the leree. He thought il
good, 80 by little alteration he arr
ranged II into what is called a"Walk-
Around" which always winds ur the
entertainment OF an Ethiopian concert
ftwas q s.iccess In the spring of 1851
when the war broke oar. Mr.. John
Wood came to New Orleans to play an
engagement at the old Varieties thea
tire. She produced Posahontas." Near
The close OF the ceond act there is q
souave march by the ladies' Of the corps
de ballet At the re hesrsal of the piece
the leader Of the orchestra was in a
quandary as 70 what mnsic thay would
have Carlo Patti, the leader, could
not select anything hat would snit the
stage manager, T. 3. McDenough, and
the eonsequence wss thht The rehearsal
came 70 dead stardstill. AZ length
Patti struck up Dis ie II suited and
Was adopted, and vas played With :
chorus to the same air. Dixie took
the town BY storm; I ne pianos rang with
- the boya sauR u; and the negroes
whistled Il. A me- siran b. the name
OF Romeo Nineri an Ansed itEor : march
sof the Washington ARTILLERY battery
and Rom that hour TIL now all south-
Fern men sud won en- hail it with DE-
light. Cold must u the southefn heart
/ that doss uos giom sish dsli1At It fhe
isouud Of ouF der s1Hxie.e 1u& ~
coppoeps, Dan E1nsk What of him
| Why. ~ eau Be fou, a IL ! commcQ ~
| y5ety saloon q Eif14 - poNs pln556x; ~
~ Add14 ~ ! n1eI6 piftanesI ekein5
~ eatze anfpGruhts oli6Gsa1e o16Ytn5
Is 11anis - aes1 opu
1 = ~ Z &,
- 81 s!g y Z! 81 ~ 4
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
u allied.

IN this city. on the Srd instant, at
The Residence oi A. MittenthAl by the
" v. Abraham Lazarus, of Terrell.
Niss Anna Levin aud Mr. solomon
Levin, both Of thi- city.
Tie ceremony vas conducted in the
I'D orthodox style, the text being
i'rooert-. chapter xix, verse fourteen.
After the ceremony, the guests wer.
ushefed into the dinsiug hall, where
MI ipstire was done 10 the gtoaning
h"aFd aud sparkling iluii-. The HER
AN re.echce7 prosperity and Ions
l'e" wished The happy pair by their
host ci friends.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
Disd,

At the residence OF bis sou, at half
past Elk o'clock, February 4, Isham
Thomas, In the seventy-fourth year OF
his aye.
Tue friends and acqualntances OF
the family are requested TO attend the
fusersl from the residence Of Mr.. W.
". Thomas, on Cochran street, this
Tuesday, morning ut ten o'clock.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

We are sorry 10 announce the clos
Ing OF Mr.. Suez's popular establish.
mont ON MAiu street. We sincerely
trust the affair will he speedily ar
ranged, and this house In full blast
again.
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Centaur
linim entS.
O., Kind .a tie asnla Family.
The Other icr E:-ss ani Animal.

W. @>-i-- ~ s1s sss-o2- AMY.
The Other ior Es-ss ani Animal,
Sree-- Liniment- are -impsy tns sra-esi %
NE voria- Th-sr er-cts are litfl- - taas
marvslioas-
TAe ~ bite lfsissest q. ia a.. hanau
fAmliy. IL vii drive hn~ufnstistn. 49,
and neers1kis nom 10. .ysletn: carr Lao
osxo. ChiIhlsiu<, Lea 5as. fsisy Ia -
mos c.i-a~os- kfapfieE- "a ~GH.-. fro-i
of bate. ana sting of re1ouo1s r.t.a - n
scodEs- sseilinssi sn1 slisElst-- ga T.
every kind Nhea .Irain. or hrui.--s s.-cnr
70 hs.l ias ,r,ar-d pats iiss c.as..s - -
lsnscs fs n.s-a Nth graf ~-nc.Cy - -.
and weak B.ek. rhs faals ans !. kss : -.
pit OF the q uin<rous tsslluonials-
i>riksA Hcht. j-r a. Ira NJ = -
- tniuk "a nHs dafs - iiliarru lal si.al d
have rifcrer mai ia 49, ~ srar
ehoris. a f.~ eostIe< of ceEtaaf Iinis..--f
las dos.e ~ sers ior NE 1 h-s- bot n.sE
Io@ pesJsrs2y srriL. Tbs IAnirasbt ssxhi ).
s'EESJsGIN HRoWN-
The pnoof "a IN the biai- ~ = r-lislis. a.
ehoaid have The " hiis.n Cs.rr iauirs -
rss nsaiew csstsar Lfsis-.--t !.
adapted 10 the toush muses., csr4s ane
/ "a more xo.sderfuI rar-s IL tisrs- yeas. Il
( SPAWN. stratn, ~fad-s.ts. Scrass.-s
I ssesay, add general LAnens<s thnn III
atbsr rernodie~ 10 erlssenoe. Red sG4l o.
great IL fru->sass s-3 ID -
INV NoNx. lamar ia
EVERY owner of oor-~< <.soald ~. a.
, CcntAcr IAnls.enf q ulsl We s~.l-.i.f..f =
the tess .r-iols evef - IN Cur st.hiss
| IN AAR-H
--3apt Acsas Es rzsali-r X n
az fuL1x.
Al hsar = Oils. : 4
''supl NAT Ak ssabis-. = 2
| mess snd Veterinary e1rs-o1s. 10 cu1
Annually uAing sons LnilnsuL "a 49,
ALA Wcursi< ana Pcii-esii, r~anoSe- ess1
ingA and " worth nlliions - doilsrs an
nonAy 70 Farmers. Lfyery inca. -iock GEcu
- eo>sS-rax>sr.. and tho~s hastns hor~-
WRss Fssrsr cansos Do for IN ~ Ca
100 L1n1ossS YAH do ~ . tzinlns ca~t-
InoR L4niasuu are enid ~ al dsA-cr
thDoauhoux ~ sounsfy. Tsef are ~srrNna-.
10 ths psopri~terx, aud . bo<ce Val : <irsI
~ ssss'sr q ssys'e'ss .se -s-''s. :
LsIsrsAsy - q nsss . Co.
- ~ - NE Go8K
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
DALLAS AND WICHITA.



The Pes.esser 81 tAe clonay Thsrss
Thess~nA Doslsr Ciafss AAk esA Que.-
siosss, when Expisnasfpns afs -
Order.
To the Editor of The Heresd.
In your rejoinder to the communica,
ton in which | cfiticfse your editorial
OF the first Instant, and protest against
your attack upon the character and
credit of the Dallas and Wichita rail-
road company, you reiterate the dam-
aging assertions with emphasis, bat
instead of giving reason for your un-
provoked and unfouuded abuse, you
dodge the questions raised, viz. Is il
more important that the road should
be built beyond Elm Fork, than that
the Dallas city bonds should be speed
lily passed into hands of DR., Reid ?
Must the city council and citizens of
Dallas speedily come to the rescue to
prevent the absolute death of the en-
terprise r Has the present manages
ment (chosen less than a month ago
been proved to be incompetent to per-
form the duties incambentapon them r
Having no reasons TO give for, nor facts
to sabstantiate your statements, you
follow the custom established by laws
yers having bad case. You begin in
personal matters, and thus try to cover
your retreat from the position taken.
on say, I'VE are truthful journal
il So. how can yoa say that the recently
elected managers of the road are the
oil managers, when YOU know that
seven of the old managers. viz w. l.
Cabell, A. L. Obenchain, W. g. Randall,
George Shields, +. c. Mcclure, c. NJ.
Wheat and j. W. Crowdus, were not
reelected, and that was not an officer
OF the company for the two years past.
Your client. DR.. Reid, was, and still
is, one Of the principal managers. Ne
one can truthiully say that / eyer sxs
pressed or entertained any great admit
ration for. or became the ebampion Of
the "old management You were
their chsmpion as the columns Of Tar
HsE.tp prove.
III possessed YOUR faeile nen and
weiphtv wit | might nerban. attemnt a
repiy Ia yonr nersouai aIlnsiona 70 ne
IN the same satirical vein. hat n,,sa,t,,s
nately Won have no eoual in that line
and can only offer a few naked faets
as a shield 10 yotIr uopdero,,s ,hrusts
You continue To harm on nv vote "a,
viee>president of our company. Yo3r
harp is evidently not a harp of a thon.
sand strings. or Won would NOT continue
to play ON such a one. You viii per.
hans relish the bottom facts in yelation
to that election here they arr: ]. w
Calder was nominated for the office of
vice president DIR. Reid voted for SiIas
Raid w n t.sfon s,d Eatx.,,al ro;,,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

4 Washington special, speaking Of
the passage Of the Baker SssOlution
says The vote j. Of no signifssnce.
II went through By large majority,
but wss sppported by many who did -
viii Bb3saI n1eHfsf rescFvations ~
will noe effect n ~, ieAsg setion % ~
|pen4inu Rnponn,p soehine - eheouan -
x2Pe4e2s eFs.Ak ~ ~ 1enae -
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09
Ayers Ague Cure,


ali the affections which arise from naalArl-
Gus, marsh, or niasmatic poisons.
This Is n compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill from vegetable ingreielsis which
rarely fails 10 cure the seyerest cases Il ThiI-
and Fever and the conenmiiant Disorder. Surh
4 remedy the neoessiiies 0fthe people in ulala-
rious districts demand. lis great sug-a1Sriiy
over any other medicine yetdiscoveTrd cor ID.
Of IHterrnitients u. that Il cantsins ~ qui.
nine or msaeral, and those whs take IL are frcr
from danger Of quiBism or any Injurious Effects.
and are As healthy aiter nsing IL n b-fore. ID
has been extensively employed curing the la
thirty year la the treatment of thc-e ,i-ire.s.rg
disorders, and 80 unvsTying has teen ~ sucre-.
thai phas gained The reputation sf i-.ias .nfsi
Ihie. Isean, therefore, be- safety Recommended
- a remedy and specific far the Fewer aud
Ague of the West, and the ChiIi- aud F-s-r 81
the south. II couIierart- the miasinatse yui-sE
in the blood, and frees the system frnfa 10. iuaa-
enee, 30 that fever and agne. shakes or rhiIs
"ace broken up by f., do not retain until me
disease y again contracted
The great variety of Disorders y hich arise lou
the irritation Of tits poison sgeh a. Neuralgia.
Rhean,atism. Goat. Headache. Biisdn.s-.
1ootharbe. Baraeh<. Catarrh. Asthma. Pat
pits.tisn. spienie Affections. Hystsrfe.. Pain
in the Bsw~is- Cello. Paralysis. and dersnxe
of the Stomach. all IL Nhirh bccosne iu.eItaii-
teut or periodical, have sPesSlier remedy than
AYgR's AGus CURE which eun-s then, al ak
aud prssti-tts the stem fron fstaT- attacks q.
preventive, u l. 81 iInuense --rs ice IN ilsS-s
communities shere Fever aud Axne rrevaiis =.
| u stays the Development of the disease q tsk-r
| On the hrst approach nf The pr sllaanSry -yn.D
tnuA Travellers anil temporary n-ssieufs a.,
thus sEai''s-t - dog tis-ss disorders. and fru
vii ever EgneE 4 they agsd tiseieselse. q ~,
I protection thi- rrf.edy adortfs.
! For Liver Complaints. sri-ing frs,m torl.s.ilfS
a Is an eNceIlsHt reDsSiy % siiiHuiAies this Tzs
INTO healthy activity, md prrsiuoss ruay Tss.isr
asae cures utserc other tDedirines fal.
Prepared by Or. J. C. Aver g. Co.
LOWELL. MASS.
soLD NJ ALL nfreGisIa LvEErwnrEx-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-02-09

FoSF okfttIs, January les ie.os
Captain P.L- Lee, Tenth Cavalry United
states Army.
Dear SIg--We learn with regret that
under the late new assignment of troops,
YOU have been ordered from the COM
mand CT the military post at this place
to new field of duty. We feel that
we would be remiss to ourselves did We
not avail ourselves of the occasion to
express TO you our high appreciation of
your services. and qualities as soldier
and gentleman, and our sincere regret
at parting from you. Having expert
enced for many Years past the dangers
incident to our frontier locations, we
naturally feel regard for any officer
whom the government may send here
To project US but when. in addition to a
gentlemanly department Is a man, We OBJ
serve energy and faithtulness in the dis
charge OF duty as an officer. our esteem
Tor such an officer is greatly enhanced.
Such, sir, has been the casewith you.
For a time, but recently passed. we
were threatened with return of the
dark days OF past years when life rs we'll
AS property were in constant Jeopardy
| from our savage enemies, but the energy
displayed by you in hunting them down
ard the punishment they have received
at your hands has given as security
/ again.
I In no instance when you have been
able to- serve the community ia aid
ing the civil authorities or otherwise
have you failed to do 80. These services
you could FOR the mos. part haze avoid
ed without disparagemeat to your stand
ing as an officer in the army. bat tbs
/ question with you seemed never to be
how much am | compelled to do. bu'
how much can do; thus combining
with the qualities Of The soldier. the M
less noble qualities of a patriotic citizen
To all this was added genial ant
gentlemanly deporiment which ha
completely won our esteem
We feel satisfied that in whsteve,
field Of duty the government may De.
maud your sersscesi you viii there b
found to be the same efficient Office
! you have here proven yourself to be
/ Accept in parting our hest wishes 70
yorr future SUPPRESS and henpiupss
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Honey.

UPfseh~rs Gs~sosfz n e cerarl~Ia srfssfs.
tuie M sAstoI Dli. add h - Ilsa-~sui - tass
A. Hoas-y. u L. particularly arss1- - q
Isstbink and irritable en- fidr.-l. o. as~f~uFs
worms. sssim uiziss Id. f.-st. rcE4 alr- tius
stomach. and cllr-- "a ina toiic. Zee rem
edl-s ARE - er4GArtoGs for faN.-f i-lI 80
sroop, worms aud Hhooplnr anurn. o.
toris a. -ci-ntinc afld pare N.artsfaF
preparation, tonTt euecffNe n "a Naainf tIrI
Ard neither E.-rs or xTip..-
GoLU Nnfs. Cam. - = ls-r.
H~<z--- j. 4. Hoo a Co X. Y
Gcnis ! have . family 80 .iis.ff rlEdr-n
sryc have u~l,d - much sstr.Ils - aaF faui-
isy In tie luit-d ct-f~s. 4 fslak nnra
never fDuDe al thi1E equal g. a. ~ cnII-
dre44 have neen saved from q fss~r ssEar-I
ntDes by Tia ass cf C.-i.sfta- I fs-1a-s ruerlr
IL 49, Tor Children. ia many dis ftsF
sre -cn lect IA. IN pr-fsf-ucs - ary rnssl le.ra
] Know of. fsel "a nay dslty D. -lNs tiIts go
tLrcAts on account q tn@ b@na cts uaE- a.
rived ~ the 1ae az Ca.slori.-
Nery trulg eslr.-
soHNA> y. LITTLE
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OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.
vr.x--s,i ,,.,..ssr - ~ -

rexAns are ansuAins.d--oF GU 10 So ts--ifL ~
wonderful merits q thai great Kennedy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-05
Burglars About.

Sunday morning about o'clock burg
lars attempted to enter the residence of
Peter Fries on 18th street. Mr. Henry
Smith. who was sleeping on the first floor,
heard them at work at one of the windows
and soon afterwards heard them at the
screen door. He went to the door where
he saw a man run from the steps. He
followed him short distance. but having
left his revolver in second story sleeping
room, and being in his night dress and not
wishing to 20 too far in that style of uni
form he went back and the fellow escaped
On the same night parties entered the
residence of Frank I'll, on 18th street, and
carried off gold watch and chain and a
seven shooter None of the family knew
anything about it ill they discovered a
window open the next morning.
Sometime during the same night burg
lars entered the residence of Mr.. Bailey
Davenport and carried off pair of pants
and pocket book containing SIS. The
empty pocket buck was found the next
morning in front Of the house.
An attempt was made 10y burglars to
gain an entrance to the residence of Mr..
George Mixter last night, but was not sue
cessiul. They found that they stood a
chance Of being shot and concluded Mr..
Mixter was ready to receive them.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-05
A TEMPERANCE MEETING DIS
TURBED.
M D.. Women and Children Flee from
Cold Water

Ed. Spencer's temperance meeting in
the Court House Square, yesterday, at
which it was expected the communistic,
Ministerial candidate for congress, formerly
known in the Methodist conference as
Brother Haney, would perform the great
equestrian feat of sitting down on both
sides Of keg of beer, was failure. The
crowd ran at the first appearance of a
little water Bombastes informed the
fleeing women and children that his speech
would keep three weeks without spelling
The management, under the impression
that it would not keeper that its retention
would be dangerous to the patient, an
nounced the speech for next Sunday. if it
doesn't rain, FROM the few remarks made
before the meeting broke up it was the
universal opinion that therain was in favor
of the Reverend Representative of the COM
munistic party. This was very unklnd of
those present, but if it be true let the
Reverend Brother and the. exceedingly
pious and virtuous organ pray for rain
next Sunday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-05
rha rirth avenue Ysassraay.

A>large congregation was in. attendance
yesterday morning at the ,FiIth Avenue
M. Z. church. Bishop Peck, of California
presiding, assisted BY Reys. Laney, Palmer
and Hart.
The table in front of the church was
beautifully ornamented with a mammoth.
bouquet, beautifully arranged and indicat-
Jag great care and fine taste in its make up.
This was the gift Of the ladies OF the
church. On either corner was vase of
flowers. while the choir was considerably
augmented by volunteer singers.
Miss Rhodes presided at the organ in
admirable manner. some of the interludes,
especially the one preceding the sermon.
being beautifully rendered, The singing
was excellent throughout.
The Bishop preached very able dis
course, taking for his text Let those things
that are, remain" He was at times
brilliantly eloquent. although to the modern
Methodist, it was most too orthodox.
In the afternoon q love feast was held at
which the Bishop presided, and 10 the
evening services presided over by Rev. DR..
Lauey.
This evening the Bishop holds an in.
formal reception at Capt. I. j. Robinson'f
to which all are invited,
The Bishop is a fne, venerable looking
gentleman, with snow white hair and 9
face indicating true eeDiality blending
with quiet decision.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-08-05

BLEAISHEs upon the Feminine Counte-
nance, if of esmplexionable nature. spec
Oily vanish when Glenn's Sulphur Soap is
used to obliterate them. Pimples, blotch-
es, moth patches, roughness, redness, tan
and freckles are invariably Vanished by
this Incompatible clarifying agent. Erup-
tive ailments. sores, cuts, bruises, scalds,
and other affections and injuries of the
cuticle are likewise removed by it. Sui
phur Baths have long been renowned as
the best remedy for skin diseases, rheuma-
tism and govt. Glenn's Sulphur Soap is
10 every respect as efhcacious. and far
cheaper, By opening the pores, and pro-
noting vigorous superficial circulation,
this excellent article contributes to the
health OF the entire system as well as to
that of the cutiele. Since its introduction
to public notice it has repeatedly been
commended by the medicle profession and
press, and few external specifics have won
such golden opinions" among all clarses.
1t prevents obnoxious diseases as well as
remedies them, and disinfects clothing and
linen imDregnated with disease. Dandruff
ls entirely eradicated by IT. and its use is,
on that account, greatly to be desiderated
By persons whose hair is thinning out in
consequence OF dryness of the scalp. Those
who have used ointments and liquids with
out avail tor the cure of eruptions OF an
obstinate character, will find, if they try
it, Glenn's Sulphur Soap removes scorbu-
tic complaints irremediabIe by less effica.
cious means, and prevents the recurrence
of such disorders. For bleaching fine
articles Of needlework and all kinds Of
which.woolen, cotton and linuen fabrics this
soap Is superior to any article that can be
used for the purpose.
Sold by Druggists. Price Csc. per cake.
/ Box l3 cakesl 75c.. sent by mail, prepar-
ed. on seceipt of price. C.N. CRlTTENToN,
Prop'r, 7 Sixth Avenue. New York.
Huns HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, Blaci
or Brown, 50e.