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PrIncc.. AIIce,. FunernI.

DAEMsTADT. Dec. lS.-Tho body Of tho late
Princess Alice wife OF Prince Louis OF llcs~'
parmstadt and daughter Of Queen Victoria. was
buried today The Prince VI wales. his brother.
Prince Leopold, and their brother law, Prince
Frederick Christian OF sehleswig llo.siciu, the hus
band the Princess ietna present As representa-
of the Queen Hud IN Utlr own relation relatives
OF the deceased Princess parmsmdt with It's suburbs.
hasa population OF ifut souls anil % h. estimated that
mly one lhrd of the people cougreeated to-day in the
Mniicn Plat the Nultl Srass the sand Strnssc and
the Wilhcmen flaH iu the vicinity Of the palace where
the funeral c,rcmuiirs took place
OrtAwA ont Dee. ~ All places Of business were
closed from o3 cluek hs afternoon ont ot respect 20
the memory of the deceased Princess Alice
A cable despatch orders that court mourning 90 tho
9o,ernment House should be observed until the 10th ut
January. 1870.
Ills Exceuency has issued order requesting that al
Glasses obs rye the ceremony u general mourning from
the 10Th of December inst up ~ aud including the 9th
Of January.
QuKnyo Dec. lathe English Cathedral will be hung
with mourning an sunday night, and the Govemor
Generals pew surrounded with black Alk hangings
durns the time that Riieau Hall Is m mourning
NIAGARA. Dec II BY order Ot Gen De kusscy the
commanlant, the American nag on fort Niagara has
beou at half mast since the death of the Princess Alice
aud will 90 remain until alter the funeral.
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s's s.1. 1is goqs @ ye,c5'{ 3 IF 1p sls,s E
Archibald, sreuA co. wholesale aoo!er,nq corrc At
& The s Ito" Yua Gf Sem WI .5% ss /" GGs'?s Ssrs, Ia,
All recorded sale. ofg gold yesterday were Al, par rhs
9oycrnmeni twas said was purchaser Of s5Jo.poo al
sMuer Co sold yc,wriay twelve shares Of the Metro
At ~ and Rss broas{ hs as 100 o'' son
Congressman eject Walter wood, Whose brother wM
81. sa'i'''' Of the burlington H''''' Is at the It Si'-
. FRANK Marsh, ME- l., Croweu. swii R.
elected officers OF GloDe Lodge aHd a NJ, on TUESDAY
Thirty of the lcadng manufacturing Grm, Of Newark
ssne4 Nan G,tgriW fors ma. mc'une Of wspatcr.
u H. or h'Ia in raIN IAN ON SatrFaY e'tint u sc&3nd &
wagon roads rom newark to the HUDSON River
Nhilo the family ot August Kutlcr were A. dinner A
2p We, llD ninth street ON luc~iny evening, thieveG
entered Mrs Ruilcr. nsruon olcntd her lcNe box.
stones Tho thcyc. imhei tlc rotico over ne frum
iogr aud rasd Tie nearest wn,do" which was un'
Mr. Henrietta G~uwe o, naolcq who accuses hor
husband Of having eon'rrcd WIN rh} Nclen TO rrocure
rt rnnnl,n nt To- an HH un li lnhH.,'H Mhh ven 10
i ice ,e,frin e. nlea. N ,hg IN, rn ,"ice GU saiar
cnenceo Ruuyon 10 examine aud report upon her mea
stand near tlc Fulton Ferry brooklyn IN funs uarh,
nn 9P on % SSI M - ,,rsi ~ nrS to a. H. GSn' G TAn
gruhmen closed about him with their lcoHts and
snothrrd ic hancN hut not uuu he had becu srNcuy
burned; lie was taken 10 ms homo m Howarls court
where he died yesterday
Aconmittco, rerrcentng the hve churches In Relies
vile j. met IN the Dutch Reformed church nu 1urs
day night AMI d. cid@i TO ohrr TvwHtd ~ rl,'for ne
arrest and convection OF ue persors who cummttd ue
d,prrdHuis IN the Episcopal NJ thul-i, Hul ktumed
uhurche, on Saturday usht Acommutc oi I'VE Nas
appointed To call AmVcug OF ciuns Ia d,cusH the queS
ton OF organizing police department IN th" town
Isaac r. French. as receiver Of the Peoples savings
Bank has instituted su IN the supreme Court against
Henry H. Van Dyke and Cyrus loutrell trustees oi tho
bank 20 recover their shAvs " the hess VI North caro-
lima bOn1a II Is allcned that In lesS about S7uDJ Of
lhe~ bonds were purchased Al 0A and that they ullL
mAtciy Aiked only iS Tue qnesoA IL whether nol
e deleaaaAb arc personally Liable log hs Oss ~ Ne
4 b0AiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
MIR. DELAFIELD's AssAILANrs.
He Says They. Amer Nearly killing Him.
Broke into House TO Find Him.

Clarence Delaleld. the civil engineer who was
terribly beaten In the highway staten Island Fri
day last lies In very low condition. John and Joe
Johnson have been for the assault In his ante
mortem statement TO Coroner Tappcn Mr. Dclancd said
The Johnsois for some time past have entertained an
M fcehns toward me. owing think TO some work done
on The village improvements by joe johnson which /
disApprovtd Of The latter the hrst hp
proach the day Of the assault and ht said
i've notion 10 MI YOU warned him against any act
" violence but he immediately commenced an assault
upon me, ami iu seltdcience Knocked him down upou
rtgalnnz his irct De called % his cousin John who
concealed near by The two then renewed the assault
uud finally succeeded in oNerpowcrug one beat
the head with sharp lut stones while the other
used hs boot heels upon my face and head, aud they
continued the assault until stage pyHred in sight Al
Mr. tlnrks house, where wound. dressed. the
two Johusons appeared aud demanded ainiitancc.
which refused and was concealed by the inmates
ui the house in the garrett Tie Juhusons ~ the mean
time had burst the door ami commenced searching
through hp house when u tlIp uller
two. tu ai them in u,r seaIch. hmhtohr- winch Atrc
mmcdiaiely cNune~htd ht the members u Nr. tltfk ;
family The two wcrt finally l,d into the belief that /
was not IN the house, ana they took their departure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
JOHN coFFREr's SUICIDE
a Successful London Tailor who Came TO this
Country Twenty Years Ago.

John Cofrey tailor. aged 75 years. was
found dead IN his room AS Grand street. by his eldest
daughter, at o. O'Clock Yesterday morning. with his
throat cut and bloody lying the door hy his
side Hsamily consisted of nVc SONS aud one daughter
They said that he was native Of Norfolk England. and
for thirty carried on successful business
chant tailor nj Gnngham street London. After bury.
ing his he broke up business u London and emit
grated to this city That was twenty years ago lie
opened shop at 4ls Grand street which place he has
continued reside Hnd plN hls trade Several
years hc bcgan husnes. IN.
lucky. The losses that he sustained had deprc,sul
hucncc upon HIM For the last year he has been afflicted
with mental disorder that at tunes amounted 10
sanity. when afflicted, however. he gave no Ini4cn.
uon of an intention 10 DO bodily injury L. hus,li lie
retired 90 his IN disturbed state of mind TUESDAY
evening hut tins was ni such frequent occurrence that
danger was auprvheudrd los the tamily He Sc.
Catholic attending regularly. and regard.
ed 10y the neighbors Kind hearted Christian gentle.
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sILTER LEGISLATION BLOCKED.
The Hou.e Committee Preventing Further
MeddIiBs with the Currency Question.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1s-Mr. Hardenbergh Of
Jersey City succeeded this morning In securing
q postponement OF further meddlng with cur
rency questions by the House Committee on
Banking and Currency until the middle OF Jan
uary. when resumption will have become an ac-
complished fact. The meeting this morning
was long ono. and began with proposition
from Ewing that bill which he presented
should be reported as a substitute for Hewitts
and other bills on the circulation OF tho silver
dollar. Ewings bill Is more extreme than any
yet proposed, and looks to closing out every
bank refusing TO pny man who has deposited
greenback dollar worth one hundred cents.
First Chittenden. and then Hardenbergh, at
tackled this billNiRorousy. HardenberRh show
ing, by series OF Illustrations that, while
Stand large such bank I'm NIw 1SSI5 YS5E5 %Sss ossS
out small country banks by tho score.
The prolonged discussion was closed at length
by motion from Hardenbergh that the Com
mittee postpone tho whole subject and adjourn
70 the third Wednesday In January Ewing and
motion, which will probably end fuLther inter
ference with the currency Till tho Forty-sixth
Congress meets The business OF the House is
in such "A condition that II is altogether llkoly
that the Committee on Banking and Currency
will have no further opportunity to make re-
Is the only way in which IA bill about the cur
rency can como before tho House unless the
Senate passes II. This the Senate will not do.
The current debate In the Committee on Bank
ing and Currency, the floating conversation Of
the Senate smoking room, and the CLOAK room
of the House. all show that the vitality OF the
silver movement now s almost wholly due to
the action of the banks Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

At three minutes before every quarter Of an
hour bell is runs in Mozart Hall Brooklyn rhisis 10
prepare Mime. Anderson Tor her walk OF seven laps
around the garden, making quarter OF mile according
to official and certified measurement Al the quarter
hour the bell rung again and Madame must appear and
walk within three minutes This she has done promptly
without waiting for the three minutes margin. since x
on Monday She has not had quite one hours sleep
last sunday night taken IN maps Of less than ten
minutes alta umo She says that she will not slcen for
than eleven minutes at time until the middle Of
January She WAS little ivNerish last evening and her
feet were sWeled, These drawbacks she said, would
pass OF under Wuular treatment. ami she would
certainly accomplish her icat OF 27n quarter miles as
many quarter hours careful study of tho woman oun
vince te holdeT thntii there Is any ale On earth
who can accomplish the task she Is the woman
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between an individual and n mob. l do not
mean 10 call this Committee a mob. use the
expression TO make my meaning very clear;
equipped. II was q corrective and n punitive
movement II malversation In office is to be
stopped. 1t Is not to be done by n committee OF
citizens or OF the Bar Association. We have
public officers for that purpose, You might as
well grant a mandamus to private detective 70
Committee"
Judge Davis reserved his decsion. saying
that he would notify tho lawyers when he was
ready TO make 1t known. Mr.. Lord desired TO
see the affldavits In possession OF Mr. Beach,
but he was told that he should not see one OF
them until they were regularly presented to the
court. should the decision be against Mr.
Beach. the affldavits are 10 be offered and then
argument on the merits Of tho entire case is TO
be heard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
SHERIFF REIILP'S FEAR.
He Is Positively Ordered 90 take "Red"
Lenry Into Court this Morning.

Assistant District Attorney Boil called
the attention OF Judge Davis. In the Supreme
Court. Chambers Yesterday. TO the haboas
corpus proceedings In the case OF Leary held
for completely In tho robbery Of the NOrlhamp
ton Bank.
The Sheriff" Lcary's lawyer said. "refuses
10 bring our client into court on tho ground
that he fcnrs a rescue II he removes him from
Is it absolutely necessary that the prisoner
sh0uld be- In cOurtY the Judge HskOI. The
sheriff has Informed mo that an Httempt 20
rcscue LeAry was mAde by an organizer body
OF thieves. II II Is absolutely necessary shall
order the Sheriff 10 bring him into court win n
posse, IN armed force. prepared 10 shoot down
nny person who shall Interfere
"Tnore was no Htempt 10 reacue." tho law
yer replied. The disturbance referred 70 was
ali caused 10y drunken fellow named Burns.
II your Honor desires, Mr.. Algcrnon B Sulll-
van who is nssOcintcd with m" In I"ary's de-
fence will escort him personally from prison to
court and back again 10 prlson.
"I would have no ObJecuon,' Judge DdNls
said. "to appointing Mr.. Sullivan aS a special
Ii was ordered that the sheriff be directed TO
take LehTy into court at 10 o'clock " day. ana
that he provide q force sufficient to prevent a
rUscue
MaoKer's Pointer" Playing Cards
Fox Joke rounded oOfneIl ulde KRd All lhO -A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
SOME WASHING TON TOPICS.
Commen, on tho Prize. OF Cold.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-At 1 o'clock to-day
Johu sherman received despatch announcing that gold
at par and In conversation shortly after remarked
that this ns he expected and he did not believe gold
would again be above par With the amount OF gold AZ
hand and the approach Of the time Of paying it out
he thought impossible for premium however small
TO exist lie thought however. that within short time
grecnbacks would be AT very sght premium above gold
owing 10 their greater convenience The Secretary 10
su receiving congratulatory despachcs from all Sec
tons o the country the assured Of
ton Many are from socallcd Greenhackers, who say
they prefer resumption and sody in finances provided
II can be maintained. Democratic editor IN Missouri
sends long despatch giving extracts from recent edi
torAl articles abusing John sherman and akng Of
his tyranny over the people. Tins. the editor says no
sured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
Tn. Potter Loul.,aa. com-,,,eo.

WAsHINGroN, Doc, lS-rhc Potter Committee
to-day agreed that the sub Committee to continue the in
Nsiisauon in Louisiana shall cOrast Of Chairman Pot
ter Ocr COX NJ OHIO and prohNhy more De n,acrd
member n another 0l the majority Will cuuont 10 serve
They Viii sttFt Tor New ORLEANS after Con
iuuri- Tor the holiday recess and expect u finish thcr
labors ~iihin week after their arrival IN thatciy No
mehuum v 40 mhde VI tle "rlnhNr lnIrrrAmlN"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
l.. Bradford Prince Nominated.

WASHINGTON Dec. 1s.-The nomination OF L.
Bradford Prince to-day as Chief Justice Of New Mexico
something OF surprise though II had been open
secret for time that Prince considered that his
mary rejection year ago gave him claims on the A,
miustraton He was here last September 90 urge Vgor
ou- measures ON the Administration IN the removal of
suniry Officers 90 Nrw Nurk o. necessary 60 secure Couk
ling defeat lie has been here since buslN urglne his
claims lc ha. obtained The Office f0f which McLin
nominated. whst combination r,iu-d ly the sen.
ate. other nominations were Augustus j. tHssaTd u
Louisiana. Consul ~ Tampicu and William seuuch ard
N.I.l Al llNlrM. ANarAa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
The ~. Louis Fire.

Sr LOUIS Dec. 1s.-At Il lato hour last night
SILL OF the south wall OF rowclrs carpet sorc.
whioh WAS burned early In the evening MI upon Ajax
andcr drug store crushing through o the ground Aoor
and destroying nearly eyeryt IN the building sull
later AMI aer the rrrncn had gone home nrc hroke
IN this wreck. AMI b, tween 2Hd o'clock tins
lug the remainder ot the ~'ulh wall Of Pnwrlrs icl,
winch. with the nrv then raging, complete Y DESTROYED
TIE budns and IS contoutN The front wall ol roweils
buidug also tell, and mo enurv corner Is now onl a
ma VI dthris
The lps-s are var,ously estimated at from elS0OO To
kADOn Tho building occupied hy AleNHndrr'a rug
store HiL several Law aui urr uos Is owned BY sal.
sOn uulchins vi Glu Washington inL
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A Nur.s who oanaot spsnL to hi. ranea...

Christopher Montella charged John sullivan.
oerk IN the Riverside Hospital, ana John sheridan the
engineer the charity Hospital on Backwelrs Island,
with assault hontea cpud not speak English. ami ths
struck Justice Aorsan strange he under
sLii that Aoneua Nas nurse In the Charity Hospital
what d,rs he mean 10 say mat he has change of the
SICK speak 20 them - cried the Justice II
was further SAID that Moneh had l-c this country
year only. and that he Was not raturahd Sullivan
edgvd that he struck Muncla AhI sad that the
trouble gnw out OF Aontca's cruel treatment vi ue siok
unie HI
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Democrat. on the Election Committee.

WAsHIN0ToN. Dec. 1S.-1hc Democratic Sem
ators, IN caucus this morning. designated Mcssrs wal.
Lace Rayard Bailey aud Garland o. be- tour nvmoorau
Blaine trnmiitee. Their name. will be- pres, ntri "
IN, SENATE to morrow. Re publican seuitors Will hold
their caucus " designate their mcmbcrs ~ morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

WAsHINGToS, Dec ls.-Mr Hewitt's Labor
Commute examined John :. Edwards OF Allegheny
city. eNprcsidsnt Of the Puddlcrs Union of the unitd
States IN regard to the relation between trades uronI
aud Manufacturers aud their effect upon trade gencI,
ally Mr. ~ witt remarked incidentally that he had
found II Hlma, invariably the ruo that where cOntracu
hfd been broken between employers and ll1OTvrs thu
breach had been made by the employee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

The Committee on Organization OF John
Kcllys party met in the basement of the hig Nig~An
ycs,eriay They resolved 10 oley Mr. Key's ORDERS ia
unite his organizations in the Twenty third aRd Twenty
fourth wards under the control of Henry rurrOy AMI
10 increase the Assembly Districts rrprr- tauou ~ next
wears Committee ON ORGANIZATION. lbCu MI kell =
managers n me various districts Nere drrei Tod TO select
nsleCturs n the pumHty election, That nrc tu bo held
before January Tor the lrCunn at tAe Gc raj Com
mittce viii carry out has orders IN i7fs IN" exist
Ing OrnuTal Committee Vii meet On Thurday evening
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why Edison. Patent I. Delayed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-Edisou's patent for
divshe electric usht would have been issued to-day "a
It has reached the last stage It's having been
lnul this ts paid tIr tummi--lHutr of Patents With.
holds his signature. Edison. deisy ip this matter is due
u lhe tact that the condition of his Tor patents
~ Europe are So situated that publicity might hinder
thtir ISSUE BY delaying payment OF nual ecaud tlif
delay cen be couiuued six uouths-the patents remain
secret while ready Tor Issue Al moment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

At the annual meeting Of the Howard Misslon
aHd Homo ior little Wanderers yesterday ono 0, the on
GERS said that Judge Hilton recently sont note oGrlng
$50 Ia the nane OF Ars A. Stewart IL A0oe RbOd
va same ~ hs hiAsiOn AoosPu any m0Rey seAt0R
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

LAHoRR, Doc, is-An onleinl despatch Gays
that Gen Browne began his march to JcalHhai ypstcr
day which place no hopes tu reach on tho 10Th inst
LosDON, Dcc. X Tho AdnhIrfs st Peter burg de-
Hpatch says the Russian MISSION At Cabul has Icon
formally and otilolalN Withdrawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

RALErGu N. C.. Doe 1s.-rho state Board Of
Canv.,crs met lo-iay ana without delay examined the
returns from the Arcond Congress- oun District II was
a-erHincd that William II Kitchen, pomocrAt had fv.
cclNrd majority, and lac was granted ocruhoSb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

COLUMBIA. 8. c.. Doe. ls.-Tho latest reports
nom GOV Hampton represent hlm "A bcter In evVp
way The condition OF his wound Is what improved
and hl situation may Oe regarded ~ more hopeful thai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19
MInI.ter Welsh sIck.

LONDON. Dec 19-Mr. Welsh. the United
states Minister. &. ~ with bronchitis lie WAS rvensh
yesterday hut hts physicians report that The bronchial
symptoms have not increased during the last twenty four
huufs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

Kciys Bhles are Acknowledged by all 70 b. the hnes
and best The only Catholic Biblc receiving award a
the Ccntennia Exhibition Those des slrous OF
attractive hOhdAI gus SHOULD oAll Al keiys II Barclay
street t-Ad9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

MauKer's Pointer" Playing oardS
'oK Joker rounded OoSnerS udeLSd All hS rAso. 7AaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-19

] LsaysA".-Aais,.' ''''-.' sssla' Asw nOvsi,
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s!si s;ins u S..ts StsES%sSss ssasS sSSss
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-08

The average tramp has genuine
aversion to policemen, and are particular
ly antagonistic to the Davenport force,
On Saturday fracas occurred over the
river which was warm and interesting
while it lasted The Gazette has the fol-
lowing account OF the affair:
Another Street Fight with Tramps
A battle with couple of desperate
tramps, similar to that with Dublin
Tricks. few weeks ago, occurred on Main
street between and 6 o'clock Saturday
evening Officer McCracken arrested two
tramps who we're making Duisances oil
themselves in Smiths place. Out on the
street the two began knocking. at Mac, who
had all that ne could do to defend him self.
A young man named Mcdonald went in t.
assist the officer, when gang of twelve to
fifteen tramps gathered to sail in and help
the prisoners Deputy U. S. Marshal
Root saw this last move from his window
in the st. James. He pocketed revolver
and rushed down to aid the officers. As
be came to the roughs one of them had a
stone raised to hurl at McCracken and Mr..
Root knocked this fellow down with blow
behind his ear, and then drew his revolver
and warned the roughs that the first man
OF them that pressed forward would gel
popped. They fell back, and the officer
and his help went on up Main street,
Above Second one of the fellows got away
but was caught again on Fourth street,
DOTH prisoners were calaboosed,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-08
The Great Forepaugh Sow.

Is to make its appearance in this city
this week Thursday. 1t is pronounced
by all who nave seen it TO be the very
best travelling. We clip FROM an exchange
the following notice:
The great Forepaugh Circus, Museum.
Menageria, etc., has come and gone. The
principal features were the grand Mardi-
Gras triumphal street pageant the rare
and curious collection OF wild beasts, the
Museum and the Circus, all of which we're
very attractive Animals were exhibited
which had never before been seen in San
Francisco. To lover of nature. the
Meuagerie was sight never to be forgot
ten. for never before ives there combined
together such large number of varied
and beautiful animals under one canvas
The riding os Frank Melville, the Apollo
Eorseman of America. together with the
| skill of Vim. Dutt0n, the four-horse rider
the thumbling and trapeze perform lnces
which took place both afternoon add even
ing in.the presence of thousands of PEG
pie. were pronounced by all to be frstclass
Then the Mardi-Gras procession, with it
gorgeous golden chariots, Roman wal
chariots. ts giided and marble statuarl
cages, its helmeted horsemen, and {
thousand new and attractive features
formed sight never to be forgotten by al
who witnessed it. On the whole. thu
Great Forepaueh has brought to the P&cif
Coast the only frst-cass show that W,
have ever visited in California. He de
serves liberal patronage for having tn
nerve to bring to this country such ;
Ileyiathan show
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-08

Pozzoni's preparations are standard
wherever introduced and in this vicinity
have ready sale with all the leading drug.
gists aud fancy dry goods dealers. The
celebrated Pozzoni Complexion Powder
is very popular with ladies and pronoun.
ced valuable, delicately pertumed, and
harmless cosmetic. Unlike most prepare
tons Of this class it is free from injurious
ingredients and imparts natural healthy
glow to the face, without the vulgar ex-
IRENE. An excellent hair dressing is found
in Chemical Balm" which prevents hail
from falling out, and accelerates its growth
1t is an excellent scalp invigorant anC
thoroughly removes dandruff. These su-
perior articles can be obtained Of any drug
gist and will be found 10 all cases just u:
represented A trial will convince th'
most skeptical of their merits.