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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-02-07

A PERFECTED COTTON HARVESTER.-Mr.
O. R. Smith, of Raleigh, N. c., has invented
and patented cotton picker which promises
to work revolution in the harvesting of cot
ton, and it is said will do the work of 100 la.
borers in the field. The machine is about the
size and weight of a two horse wagon, and is
upon three wheels, the centre one running be-
tween two rows and the other two outside Of
them The two driving wheels from which
is worked the machinery, are high enough to
carry everything above the cotton. The front
wheel is about half the height, and works
under the machine on a pivot joint, to which
are attached the horses, which walk between
the rows. The picking machinery consists of
two hundred 6nger-shaped cards on lnda-rub-
Der, working up and down through the stalks
as the machine advances. These cards will
not take hold of anything but the lint of the
open cotton, and take that whether it is upon
the ground or the top Of the stalk. Leaves,
twigs and hulls will not stick to them, but the
cotton touched in ever so small degree, in
stantly adheres, and will not let 60 until it is
brushed off at the top by brusher, whence
it is taken on az apron of bands and deposited
in receptacle to the rear in light, straight
form, entirely free from dirt The whole ma
chine is reduced to its lowest simplicity, has
adjustable parts, is very durable and easily
managed. The driver, by leaning back in
his seat, can stop the picking in order to drive
to the place of deposit and unload. This is
done without throwing the wheels out of gear
The harvester is estimated to pick out the cot
ton at cost of one dollar per bale, and in ev-
cry way is complete machine, as has been
proved by practical use. Mr.: Smith proposes
introducing his machine as thoroughly prac.
ticable for the ensuing crop, and to this end
will sell it in each of the cotton States at man
ufaeturer's cost, 5000, so as to establish its
worth, although $500 is the price. Or the
patentee will sell in whole or in part his inven-
ton, taking small per cent. in cash with the
balance to be made out of the machine.
AGRICULTURAL EDUCATIoN.-It is a great
mistake to suppose that any one, however
ionorant can he q farmer for TO till the ground
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Smiths Yible Dictionary.

This Dictionary Is the work of Dr. William Smlh, OF m lie
University of London, and the most eminent sxensaP9c, IN
seventy distinguished dvnes and authors of both Europe ana
this country In the greaask of preparing comprehensive a Dc
tonar Of the Bible, and supplying want long m ny in u @
os public The result of these labos appeared In three large
and very costly volumes, wonderful monument OF learning
An abdgemcnt Of this work. for popular use maui ny ~
Smith himself arranged TO iurnish our SUI
scrers The book every In the bbe resPecus
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Sewing Machine Premium.

The superior Sewing Machine offer rs Premium IS
the we'll known Weed Machine and IL manufactured ny te
Weed Sewing Machine Company, Hartford, Conn 1t is adapt
ed TO all the of family sewng can be readily copre
hended by any one easiy always ready VIII 40 any
and all kinds sewing with less changing and fewer extra a
tachnents; self adjusting; twotrcad Machine making
an Elastic stands solid and firm, has neat case
and convenient drawer Several Of these Machines, during
the pas year. have delivered who have returned
the reOulstc number of
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TABLES. sc.

n DIITISs XCo
TIMING, Teapoy and Office Tables, Tin Toilet
IL Sets. Towel Racks, Hat Racks, Suspension
Spring Beds, ETC., etc., at
G. Fl. O'LEARY'S.
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COOKING STOVES.

CEVERAL different brands of Cooking Stoves
= of the best grades, which will warrant and
sell at low figures. Also, cheaper grades Of
Stoves for sale at G. Fl. O'LEARY'S.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-02-07

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATIoN.-It is great
mistake to suppose that any one, however
ignorant, can bea farmer, for to till the ground
effectively and pro6tably, requires fully as
much technical knowledge as any Of the pro:
fessions. The farmer should understand
chemistry, geology, botany, zoology and me-
chanics, in order to conduct his calling intel
ligently. This is beginning to be understood
by political economists abroad. Even Ireland
has over two hundred farm schools. In this
country, where almost universal culture ex-
lists, the farmer is constant student, and by
the help of his agricultural paper, keeps thor
oughly posted in all the new discoveries, and
the recorded experience relating to his spe-
cial calling. The first agricultural school
was founded by Fellenberg in Switzerland, in
1906. Thousands of pupils were graduated
here, giving to that country great and last
ing impetus in the progress Of civilization, in
teligence and wealth. One of the first du.
ties undertaken by the French, under Mac
Mahon, in 1878, was to organize system
of agricultural education. In Prussia there is
not province but can boast its agricultural
sohoo1 and model farm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

were skating on the mill pond at Hodgdon, a lit
tie son of r T. Blckford, slid off the ice some
distance, into the water Joseph Harrington, a
boy OF twelve thirteen years, seeing his danger
threw off his coat and plunged into the rescue
Reaching him Just as he was sinking for the third
time, he held him above the water with his feet
and swan to the edge of the ice. Beng unable
TO get upon the ice without assistance. he held the
nearly drowned boy there until help came. Such
bravery should not 90 unrewarded. Houlton
Times.
The farmers in convention at Pembroke have
decided hereafter to sell their potatoes by weigh,
alone.
The funeral of w. II Metcsf and son of Lis
bon, who were ssphvxisted in Bsston, recently.
was attended by a large concourse of people,
Rev. j. C. Snow ofiiciated The services were
held at the Free Baptist church at South Lewis
ton.
An accident occurred in the school house at
Boothbay, Monday afternoon, that came near re-
sulting seriously Harry Moore, Of the inter
mediate school, was playing with revolver when
II went off, the ball entering the floor near com
panOns foot. The noise of The pistol created a
panic 10 the other schools in the same building.
The scholars rushed out door, some jumping from
the windows. Fortunately 30 one seriously
hurt.
Charles Bisbee the Chsmpion fox hunter at
Milton plantation, has killed IL out of II foxes
he has fired at this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Thurman thinks il serves the republican par
ty right if it gets beaten, because it entrust-
ed suffrage to "Iarbarism. and gave freedom
to "chattels." What Nsrthern democracy ad-
mires and defends is the good old olIgarchical
system, under which the Southern planter
could boast that he owned certain black
sa, es at the South for whom he voted, and
also certain Northern white slaves who voted
for him-whe ever they cast democratic bal
lots. But that is exactly the issue which
the country has to face. Have we to submit
again to such de-potism as a aw.defying
Southern oligarchy, aided by democratic tools
at the North, may please To give this country ?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
General News.

In spite Of opposition. China men succeed in
getting naturalization. There are several Chi
voters in Fernandina. Florida. three of
whom voted at the last election.
A rumor comes from Paris that honnets are to
he worn on the head hereafter 1t strikes us that
the head would he frst.raie place on which to
wear a bonnet, but such departure will look a
little odd At frt -Nor HeraH
Nancy Slocomb recently died at Bloomington
Ind, Al the age Of l09 years. Before her death
she relspsed into second childhood. which was
so complete copy Of infancy that the old WON an
spoke Of herself a. babv delighted in TOYS and
was dressed and undres'ed and rocked to sleeu
nv a daughter 65 years old, herself a gray headed
grandmother.
Charles F. Thwing author Of American Col.
leges," the recent book at G. p. Putnam's Sons,
is Young man not vet through with hi. studen,
life. In 1876 he was graduated from Harvard
College, and is now member of the Senio,
Glass in the Anaover Theological Seminary
His age il twenty FIVE. The chapters which
form this book were originally contributed te
various periodicals.
Cant. Turpin Of the mission harqne John VII
liams, in recently vi-i'irg G lheit Islands ant
Elce's groun sailed through he'd of pumcs
stone. which he estimated extended about COZ
miles long bv l50 miles wid'. On some of the
islands a rid re six feet high had heen washed mn
This extrsor 'inarv phenomenon, it is coz jectnred
was caused hv terrible submarine convulsion
The usual trade winds and currents were re
versed and Can't. Turpie had to communica,,
with some Of tn" i'll 'nda on what is usually con
sdered the wiudward side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Trial bottles DIR Swsynes Compound Syrup o
Wild Cherry, % cents
The distressing cough, which threatened s,iio..
results, Is quickly cured before developing u tue
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast a.,
lung disorders, Asthmstic or Bronchial atfec
tions, Hopping Cough, Liver Complain, III 80
Splitting, &C., no remedy i, so prompt and eff 81.
usl as CDR Swa.ne's Compound Syrup OF Vic
Cherry"
II have made use of this preparation for man,
years, and 1t has proved to be very re,iab- att
etficaclous in the treatment of severe and lJn.
standing coughs. know Of two patients, ow II
comfortable health, who but for its use, | GO,
s,uer would not now be living.
ISAAC 5. HERBEIN. NJ. ID.
Straustown, BeIks count Ia.
Price Trial bottles, % cents large ne, ~
Of -ix for 50. single % cent bottle wi often
times cure a recent cough or cold, and thns pr,
vent much suffering and risk of life. Prepare,
only by DR.. S~ayne 4 Son, Philsde phra Solo
by leading Druggists. Partridge Broth, l., agent.
tor Augusta. sept20- teodNwt
Read the testimonials Of eminent cit izen> to II.
wonder fu curative powers of Addmsons Bai.aa
for the cure of racking coughs, cold. AID III
sumption. Price 80 cts. decll ty"lw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
STATE NE WS.

Thew have already begun to ship fresh herring
from Esstport.
la"d the past season, from sixty bushels of seed
u arly on" II housand bushels of oats.
A hahe well wrapped in a grocery basket. was
left at the house of Mr.. Pierce on Elm street
Lewiston. Wednesdav evening. The basket was
marked "a. ". H." II was left by a team which
dr"v" M t. The door. and disappeared Just as the
dnor hell wss answered. The little waif was
taken in and cared for. Lewiston Journal.
Parties from Philadelphia have been examining
the South Lead Mines in Essnort with the
view Of m chasing and it is thought large force
viii he At work there in the spring. Experts have
lately pronounced it a very valuable property and
easil, developed.
Last Saturday evening while q number Of boys
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
Face to Face with Disease

How often it happen, that although we have Wit
messed the OF disease in the OF Others
1e disreg trd his wtrninY signals in our own. II
l. only whc W. find him tttce TO face with us hat
W. rally pc ceive how grim ne i hen. per.
rhance, when 1t l. 10 lat medicine aid Is sought.
HIS avant courier, his iorerunner is physical
easne s. Fortif the system and you are armed
against him. The finest tonic Tor this purpos' is
Hostetter's Stomach Btters, which renders di.
gesiion easy and co nplete, nourishes the system.
improves The appetite gives strength yieldin {
sleep counteracts biliousuess, and keeps the bow
ELS in first rate order. Leanness, and unnatur /
wanncss and salloW ness ol the face are obviatcd
by It. ami So genial and benefcent are its effects
that not My is the body lnvigorated and regulated
bv it, {, but dependency banished from The
mind
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
DAILY KENNEBEO J0URN al
During The Session Of the
riffy. Eighth Legislature or Maine.
BEGINNING JAN. l, 1879.

II il unnecessary To .av hat every farmer, mer
chant lawver amt bus mess man, IN the state o
Mai e viii be interested n The acte Il the fiilN
highth Leg slstuIe atd II onld be well ,n'ofmt'
in elatlt n to The dol 60 that body whit Ia scs
sion. IHE DAILY kE>NEBEC Journal vii eiy'
full report. ul taCl day. rCcct diu-s ouf nS tit
session and Will hc
THE LEGISLATITE JOURNAL.
Subscriber, viii have IN 1t q con plclc i'silv Pa
per, wuh the LA1fsT news by Telegraph from
ps'is oi he ~"tli ,,iif rial 10 al stAte ntt ma
and tor iEn news, CORES spondenc q. WI tt
a paper indi~I on-abe to all who w-h to e. wei
inform, Il rom day 10 day oi he ir sc II oi
the neat eggs IN e aud We of; Il u'ou the TO
lowing liberal L rm-;
J copy Of DAILY KfN>fnEc JoURNA', by
mail TO ca tiTe-e, tnr r." -. - 81
5 copi :, ai DAILY kE NEBtC JoURSAL b,
mail. To one a !dlvs>, Tor tEr sess." > 81
10 60 i-s Of D.ILY kFNNtBtC JOURNAL, 10y
mail. to on Guuruss tor thr session "a ~
Adtnioaal stt,-ri htr~ lae,t st he H. at,
Nhur de is rrt icy arm f. tt' -.-.l 90. g.
any part o the it, III, pic" "li' n'a'. -hiN ht
:. 90
ANY p,i son rais NJ a lub Jl Gve, and seuDlog
Inoaes as above 70 tn uude. s'gn'd mai have al
extra copy ior himself; any person se' dn- tne
money h + ten, as aboVc. shah have an tXtrt cOuy
for hmss Tor ever additional ub oiten The per-
son raj II gitshai lave IA additional extra copy Tor
hi nsef an cldbs must be -eat in one ptctage, to
onea trcs- (utle-s by SPECIAL arrangement made
at tlis Office
Al clubs shond be ra ised befo the first d,y OF
J nuary, AZ none wiIi be received after The es.
sion opens only single subscI 1T 0ns at he iul
rate viii then be Ia en- Those who w5nl thc
complete LEI islailve record hould begin w h ne
hrst issue; back uHlers cannot always be iur
nj h d.
rhose VII, iatea to raise clubs had b"''er BE-.
gin Ia good season and moi dtlaV until At I the
beginning oi tlr session a. 81 nv have dom, IN
ea- pas , L. thar own loss aud ~ gre iBto
venencr
- brieF BiograShicaI .1ofice Of ."ch
swBfs hex ia fne DSgLI' kE.r BEs
J1GR.v.sL. CoPy'tghs hari"g be-"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
State Temperance CODvtn.iO.
TIL Woman's Christian Temperance Urior ..
tn State OF Maine will hold
Mass Temperance COnyehti0n,

CT y Hall, IIanEOr,.J apdt
Opening at 10 O'clock A. NJ Thursday, and cl
ing Friday evening Afdres es will D is n
prominent temperance workers OF thi. ~ia'e a.
by PROF GEORGE +. FOSTER, of the L. W.ial
OF New Bruuswick.
IN st cor ial Invita- on is extended - IA.
temperance women OF Bangor to their sisters ca
gagged in this work throu. hout the SIit tu =
sc BILE IA the opening ol the new yea % 1t 30 ?
those VT II questions pertaining to tn Ier,s II
the cause. IL is earnestly de-ired tn al .uNI
AIRY unions and aid societies be lully IL ilc tc
at this meeting Entertainment viii. b.. II mi h.,
IN the hosrittble homes o. the city t. women "a
tending the convention. Free return tics-..
-olicited will be given at all the stations it-M
X. AMI The same reduction may b ex ectu 81
the other roads.
Women Of Maine, let us & tther In lai gr Il IN er
IN u.htiullv TO consider the neccrs ir- of the
cause in which we lab n, nvokl ing the Divine e-s
% crown our efforts With succc
MRS. l.. Nj. n. STEVENS,
Prest. Me. W. c 4. u.
MRS. c. c. HUNT, Cor. Sec.
Aug sla, Dec 18th 1878
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
THE .K4G4ZYNE.S.

The Atlantic Monthly for January shows that
its editors and publishers are determined TO keep
this popular magazine up TO the standard it has
attained. Charlie. Dudle, Warner has the open
ing article, Oh ASPECTS of American Life " "Is
Universal Suffrage Failure :" is the subject of a
paper by G dwiu Smith. working mems
Wives" is the title Of Article by an anonymous
contributor whose writings upon our social cond-
tious have heretofore attracted large attention
Mr.. Hnwells adds four chapters to "The Lady of
the Aroostook." "A Students Sea Story" is in
Mrs. Stoves ples.ante>t vein, and Mr.. G. p. La
thr"ps The Pines Of Eden" shows both power
and originstv. Full of fine hnmor i Mr.. r b.
Aldrichs little sketch Of his "New Neighbors at
Ponkspog' Miss Harriet w. Prestou's study of
The Latest Songs of Cbvalry" is admirably
done and the illustrative poems are well selected
"R und the World at the Paris Exhibition" con
cludes ono of the best series of papers the great
fair has called forth. The poem that will fret
atr-ct the readers notice is Wbittei's "Tbe
Dead Feast of the Kol Folk" but "Ancestor.,"
nv j. r. Trnwhrdpe, "A Birthday" hy Mrs.
Srofi'd api An Artists Model. by Kate Put
nam O yool. ave all worthy of fheir place in the
mapazio.. r. G White continues his American
i'm - 4 - Go 'rihnto,s' Clnh is pcculia,lv
po Il IT 'al run her of he yea, .hould he.
Rece,t l.rc,.,ure j. verv fun This month Many
new p hlicatons are retired F.. nch and Ger
msn well a. American. Much space is, OF
course. given to reviews oi holiday books, but
there s slso an admirable and in every way ade-
qnste notice of Bavsrd Tayor's new poem,
Prince Deukalon."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
ITCHING PILES. the symptoms 4

ITCHING PILES. - ne symptoms AZ.
moisture, like perspirston, intense itching, r
creased by scratching, very distressing, ps,tcu
larly at u light as if pin worms were crawling
and about the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected; if allowed TO continue, very ser
ous results may follow. DR.. SwAYNE's ALI
HEALING OINTMENT is pleasant, sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above d.
sci bed the use of Swayne's Ointment in a shor'
time made perfect cure.
j. w. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 3i4 \. % :,
r. &. WEYMAN, Halter, 8 5. Eighth ST., Pull
Reader, if You are suffering from this d;,
tressing Complaint or letter, Itch, Scac
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crust,
Scsly, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Ointment ~
be cured. Sent by mail to auy address on receip
OF price, (iu currency or postage samps), 80 cent
box, three boxes 81 25. Address letters, D.
SwayDe & Son, $50 n. Sixth Street. Philade Phi
No charge for advice. Sold by leading drug.
gists. Partridge Bros, agents for Augusta
sept20-teod&w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16
TO h EN- II (:
NOTICE I!

Those desiring Portraits made for
Holiday presents, should give thcir
orders at once. Portraits male life
size from any kind of picture.
f. w. MOORE, ARTI-T.
Upposi/e 7'0S/ OD9ce. f~uus/u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Confound expectant heirs by adding a codci tc
your will, and go to using Csswelrs "NEW'
ELlXlR for the Blood; it will re new your hie
PREPARED only by Caswell 4 Co., of Boston; pr
prietors of Caswell & Co.'S SLIPPERY El.M
LOZENGES, for Coughs, and the beautiful w AZ
FLOSS Hair dressing. For sale by all drug gsts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Scrihners Monthly comes freighted with inter
estipg reading and fine iusuations. 1t opens
with Christmas ballad. "Biorn the Bold" finely
illustrated and this i. followed hy another illus
trated article, entitled "Old Maryland Manners. +"
descrbn the quaint apd ,ta-c'y times Of other
days. "rh, Tile Club Vt Wolk" is another illus
trsted a'ticl', which s~ri5e, tn methods of an
assocai q" "f ARTISTS o'te,s. The serious side
of the h lii season i. touched upon by the
10 gtst Itributi n in the number, psper on
Leonard da Nitci," hv Clarence Cook who
considers i is hject l., tn painter and as
mechanic inv, ntr. over i'lus'iat"d papers
are " The Noun am !, kes of Cahforniq, h, John
Mnir au'n,r of "the Wind Storm" douglas
a4d AT the Old Bulls Head" bv c. c. Buel, a
picturesque description of the famous cattle and
horse market of New York, "Hawor,h," con-
tsins humorous scene from the Briarey family
OF the uniluslrated matter there are two stories :
"Centurv Plans" bv Miss Isabella T. Hopkins
and "Ninon," by Miss Annie Porter, a pathetic
story of New Orleans. The sixth nstallment of
Boyesen's "Falconbe 60 papers on college Haz
ing" hy c. F. Thwing; and "Tbe Amendment to
the Patent Law" by the Secretary of the West
ern II. r Association; and Mr.. Bsvard Taylor's
"Epicedum," OBJ the death of Brysnt-are also
given. O'h'r poetry is by r. r. Bowker, Amsn-
da r. Jones the late Richard Realf aud r. W.
Order In his department d.. Holland discusses
Religion in these DAYS, ,""Art a. a Steady Diet.
and "Populsr Desnotism" Mrs Oake,'s "Hints
to Young Honsekeepers' are continued in "Home
and Societv, the specisl topics heing the engage
ment treatment and duties of servants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Ha,pers Mag zine for January con'sn ns feast
Of good things The opening article is upon
"Englasd's Great Seaport" which is well des-
criNed bv the pen ard sxcelentv illustrated by
the Rraver. "a Chapter in the History of
Ants" also we'll illustrated, fnrn-he. interesting
reading npon an interesting subject "A Re
'e,'s r nance, ," is an illustrated and touching
STOW. "Rsmbes 10 the South of France" is the
bet illu trated and most Interesting article in the
number. The abundance Of material in the locality
for art'-tc work being well improved for that
purpose. The other illustrated papers are "Clni.
"nn" Enamel" "Tbe Meeting OF the Royal on
Durham Do~n" "kOsseau," with portrait
"Ye lla',' poem; "Hnme;" and "Msria
DE- Occidnnt". with portrait. Two poems beside
wh have h"en mentioned are in the number,
"The N-rl sc and The Great Harvest Year
NacIeod of Dsr." is co',inued and "The Re.
tn'n Of the Naive" nov. |. is c"rcludel There
il Chr-,mas SO v cn'ited "rhe Image Of San.
Do"ato." The Eiuo,'- E,sv Chair and Drawer
and the other H. paitmcns ahound in thiugs to in
s'ruc and amu-e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1878-12-16

Black Sood'~ Ma szine far November is received
from the Leonard Scott CO. The contents are :
"rh" n'w Ordeal-The Comhst;" "A New Meth
Of o. Social Evolution !" "Iohn Caldigate," part
VIII; "Dangrron- Sho's:" The Phpenis re of
France. Italy and Germany" :" In Memory Of Dona
Mercedes. Q ,een Of Spain" "Inds and Afghan
ista
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-22

their repunc 1ation of their former asso-
ciates. nor til cir repudiation Of democratic
principles ma he the fundamental princi-
nles of demo, vacy any the less true. or
auv less to be supported and maintained
vigorously and Geterminedly by all true
democrats. The convention at Princeton.
needs to make straightout democratic
nomination; let the nominee be staunch
uncompromisiug democrat, call the ticket
democratic, work for it and vote for as
such and whatever shall be the result, the
democracy will know and feel they have
been true to themselves, true TO the poll
teal views which they advocate, true to
1.-The interests and welfare Of the people
from their standpoint of reason and belief;
and above all they viii have no occasion te
regret unfortunate compromises or stulti'
fed political seton, or the subordinatior
of principles to the folly of temporary
make-shifts and questionable expectancy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-22
Beautiful Hair.

FROM J. A. TYNEs. A WELL KNOWN
CITIZEN OF WILSON, n, C.-My wife had
suffered for ten or twelve years with a
kind of dry letter, which kept the scalp
covered with dandruff, and caused her
hair to fall out and get very thin and
turned grey, but after using London
Hair Color Restorer," the letter was
cured and the grey hair restored to its
natural color, the hair stopped falling
out and is growing beautifully. BY
telling of the effect it had on the head
of my wife have induced number
to try it, and | want you to send me a
dozen bottles by express. / enclose
postofice order for SO to pay for it.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold al
rs cents a bottle by all leading drug,
gists. DR.. Swayne& Son, Philadelphia
sole proprietors. Sold by John Beng
ston. Druggist, Rock Island.