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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-01
FERRISBURGH.

Rev. Lawrence Phelps preached
two sermons in Manchester, last Sab.
bath.
Revival meetings, as heard from al
Charlotte, Hinesburgh, Ferrisburgl
Center and Panton, have been in prog
ress during the week, with excellent re-
suits. Revival or extra meetings are
expected to commence at this place,
next week. 1t is not certain when Mrs,
Hammond will be with us.
The next and last lecture of the
course will occur on Tuesday evening,
March u, at the NJ. f. church: topic,
"Shoddy"- by Rev. C. f. Burdick, OF
Poultney. V. This lecture, though last
on the programme, is not the least, Ell
Their as an entertainment or as an occa-
sion of information. 1t has been sug-
gested that the patrons of the present
lecture course, at the time of the above
lecture, consider the matter of q perma-
nent organization, or at least appoint
an executive committee TO devise means
and arrange for future course of lee
lures at this place.
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TERGENNE.S.

"A revival is being carried on at
Ferrisburgh, and many are being led to
Christ.
"A festival will he held in the vestry
of the Baptist church, on Friday of this
week, In behalf of the church.
Napoleon Rivers, son of Bcllamy
Rivers, while sliding last Monday after
noon, slid into a hole where they had
been cutting ice and was drowned. lie
was in the water ten minutes, and had
hold of the ice with one hand when
found, which kept him from going I'M
der the ice.
The gold-hcadcd cane which was to
be given to the resident doctor who
received the largest number of votes at
the Catholic fair, on Wednesday even
ing of this week, was awarded to DR..
Maxfield, he receiving two hundred
votes out of three hundred and fifty
cast. The votes were sold at ten cents
each.
The festival held at the Congrcga-
tional vestry on Friday evening Of last
week, by the young ladies of the organ
fund society, was financial and social
success. Over one hundred and elcv-
en- dollars were taken, and large num-
Der of persons present Notwithstanding
the stormy evening, and all seemed to
enjoy the occasion. The three tables
were loaded with the "good things of
life" and several novelties were MOTTO
able in the way of adornment. The ia
bic presided over by Misses f..
Smith, NJ. Stevens, M. Strong and Ii 4.
Richards had very beautiful Ice tureen
also pyramid of sweetmeats, which was
lighted very finely by wax candles, MAX
ing it look like pyramid of fire. A
large and beautiful bouquet of flowers
graced the table, presided over by Misses
Woodbridge and A. Wainwright, which
was presented by the former; and the
table presided over by Misses L. Scovel
and 5. Bagby was very tastily arranged,
and held its share of the patronage.
Several songs, quartettes, solos, ETC.,
were sung by Misses Bagby, Scovel and
Sprague. Instrumental pieces were
performed by several; Miss Hill play
ing duet and Miss Fannie Sprague n
solo. The reading of Miss Annie E..
Sprague was pronounced very fine by
all present. All went off as pleasantly
as one could wish.
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Local News.
Spring begins.

Spring begins.
Look out for new maple sugar.
Sheet and pillow-case party at the
Pierce House this evening.
Taking inventories and sending
ont little bills is the order of the day.
The assignee OFF ii. Batchelder
started work at the clapboard mill last
Monday.
Full congregations listened to Pre-
siding Elder Mead, at the Methodist
church, last Sabbath.
Last Thursday morning Henry So
per shipped eight very fine horses to
Middleboro, n. j.
Eddie Buckley, of Miss OLeary's
school, has missed only one word in his
spelling class this term. Smart little
student.
-Sleighing is nowhere at present, and
the hills under the influence of the sun
the last three days, have been fast de-
nuded Of snow.
We were pleased to receive call
from Mr.. o.. Ames the Malone Pal
ladium. Mr.. Ames has been visiting
friends in Bristol.
The shipments from this station fol
the past week were carloads of lum-
Der, . of potatoes, carload of sheep
and one of horses.
They say the college boys are play
ing long-winded games of whist. 1t is
expected that a decision will be soon
reached as To who has the highest
marks.
The new firm of Farnsworth 4
Chapman is announced this week, T.
+. Chapman having purchased an inter.
est in the hardware business of Frank
a. Farnsworth.
Those who have seen ai the post
Office the finely executed illuminated
poster of the Dickens party, painted by
j. &. Harvey, think that the party mus
mean something, after all,
-IIatch's Quadrille Band furnished
music for the Washington Birihda,
ball, February -, 1878, held at The
Royal House, Sudbury, and speak
complimentary terms of the proprietor
ana ms party.
All persons who have taken char
acier in the Dickens party are request
ed to meet at Academy Hall, honda,
evening, March 4, at O'Clock, for
full dress rehearsal. No spectators al
lowed.
Mr.. Frank Plumley, who is else
where announced to give temperate,
lecture in Middlcbury, is the state
attorney of Washington county, and Il
an able and interesting speaker. II il
hoped everyone will try 10 hear him.
Edward j. Norihrup, who has bee,
for Il long time i'll at his fathers, Mr.. Ed
win ii. Northrup's, is now in criica
condition, from sciatic rheumatism ant
IRON an abscess. DIR. Thayer, of Bur
iington, was called TO see him last Mon
day.
Mr.. Myron Langworthy has a COW
which came in on the 22d of March last
IRON which he raised a calf, and ha
made 1913 lbs. of butter since. lie tool
premium on the calf at the count,
fair. The COW is supposed TO be a ssna
tive al least she shows no thorough
bred characteristics.
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Peck, Willie Ellis, Ernest Mott, Ernest
Dewey, Julia Tatro, Lottie Powell,
Emma Durant, Matilda Lamorder, John
Curran, Joseph Curran. Second, Hen
ry Lee, Henry Mills, Rolla Allen, Hen
ry Day, Willie Wood, Henry Pcrcival,
Mary Tisdalc, Henry Wood, Almer
Ross, Fred Harrington. Third, Harmon
Clark, Carrie Persons, Ernest Brush,
Fred Persons, Frank Persons, Mary
Clark, Eddie Day, Farley English, John
Champlin, Myrtle Jennings, Dennis
Lyford, George Ross. Fourth, Mary
Summer, Ross Maynard, George Farr,
Minnie Maynard. Fiffh, Scion Sum-
ner. OF the above, Ulysses Clark, Hat
tie Damon, Willie Lee, Charlie Far',
Ernest Mott, Ernest Dewey and Minnie
Maynard were neither absent nor tardy.
Clara Chapman, Clarence Peck, Henry
Day, Almer Ross, Erwin Brush and
George Ross were not tardy.
.. w. DEAN, teacher.
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OR WE'LL.

The largest and most successful meet
ing of the Shakespeare club this winter
was held at the residence of Col. s. N.
Warren on Wednesday evening, Feb.
20. Among the new readers were Mr..
Earl Warren, Mr.. G.. A. Cutting of
Shoreham, and Mr.. Tiukham of Pom
fret, one Of the editors of the Green
Mountain Freeman. The next meet
ing will be held at Mr.. N. Royce's on
Wednesday evening, March @.
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Notices.

Dog collars at DR.. Plumlcy's.
Paints, oil, and varnishes, arc a
specially with Dodge.
Ladies' snow and water proof leg
gings--a new article, for sale at Beck
with & Co.'s. If
For SALE.-On Seymour street, two
houses, together or separately, cheap.
If E. Ii. PARKER.
Keep warm. Buy an undershirt, a
pair of drawers and Shaker socks, ut
Eaton's. for 75 cents.
II. b. Dodge has afull line of grass,
clover, field, and garden seeds, which
he is Offering lower than ever.
Oak tanned sheepskin moccasins,
sewed with heavy waXed thread, an A
No. article, just received at Bcckwith
X Co.'S. If
"A first-class. nearly new, 7-stop
parlor organ, will be sold for cash or
exchanged for good horse. Inquire
at this office.
i. ii. Sargent has just received a
large assortment of glass ware of all
kinds; pure lead flint lamp chimneys,
the best and cheapest in town.
Mrs. +. j. Martin wishes 10 an
nounce TO her customers that she will
be away from home for two or three
weeks, and her shop will be closed.
The next session of the Addison
County Good Templars Union will be
held with Cold Spring Lodge, East
Middlebury, Thursday, March z.
Frank Plumlcy, G. w. s., is expected
to deliver an address in the evening.
BY ORDER OF EX. Com.
The change in the firm of Z. M.
Chapman Il Co. has brought quite a
change in the dry goods department.
You will observe new and seasonable
goods constantly arriving, and it seems
to be the general opinion that the pub
lie will find everything in the way of
dry goods at prices as low as can be
obtained anywhere.
A contemplated partnership with a
city physician is the explanation of my
advertising stock and farm implements
for sale. Having given up the change
would respectfully announce TO my
friends in this vicinity that l shall hold
myself in readiness to attend to profess
sional calls from this date.
f. o. PORTER, W. ID.
Cornwall, February q, 1873.
Co-PARTNERsHP NoTIcE.-F. A..
Farnsworth and p. f. Chapman have
formed partnership by mutual agree
ment, and will continue the business of
hardware, stoves, agricultural imple
ments, and manufacture of tin ware
at the old stand. under the name and
style of
FARNswoRTH Il CHAPMAN.
Middlebury, March /, 1873.
Fruit TREEs.-To those who wish
good tirst-class trees at reasonable pri-
ces from nurseries that are reliable. /
can procure them if the orders are sent
in to me soon. TO those who are pay
ing canvassers rs cents to 81 for Rus
sian and crab apple trees, can furnish
them first class and perfectly reliable
for 80 TO 40 cents each. All the new
and old varieties of grape vines at very
low rates. ALBERT CHAPMAN.
The White Sewing Machine, adver-
ti,ed in another column, undoubtedly
combines more good points than any
other machine. 1t contains all the
latest improvements, is lightrunning,
noiselcss, and available for every kind
of work, light or heavy. 1t is also the
cheapest machine in the market. Any
one in want of machine will do well
to see this before buying. | can fur
nish these machines al prices that will
be satisfactory 10 every one. Call at
Register office. II. M. BAILEY.
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It is quite a mistake to think that
Brights Disease, Kidney, Bladder and
Glandular Affections, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy and Urinary Complaints, cam
not be cured. HUNTS REMEDY
thoroughly cures these Diseases. All
Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and
Urinary Organs, are cured by HuNT's
REMEDY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-01

Croak is not confined TO the Frog
Ponds. AZ this season almost every
body is hoarse. The bleating of dis
trcsscd lungs is heard everywhere.
Why is this, when Hale's Honey of
IIorehound and Tar will cure any
caugh, cold or hoarscncss in 4S hours?
Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. 48-4
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BRUDPORT.

There is talk of erecting a saw and
gristmill at Frost Ferry, to be operated
by steam.
On Wednesday, as Mr.. L. Bur-
roughs was drawing logs with sled,
the king-bolt flew out letting the Whit
fletree loose and frightening the horses,
which ran and cut each other up badly
with their shoe calks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-01

Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Consumption, and
general debility, when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer,
which we sell on positive guarantee to
cure you. Price 10 cts. and rs cts.
For sale by +. G.. Gale, Middlebury;
j. f. Young, Vcrgcnnes. Seow
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DIR. Tying raised $4,000 Sunday,
which makes up the 100000 required
10 free the church of the Holy Trinity,
parsonage and chapel, from debt.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1878-03-01

Clarke's 7oothache Drops cure in-
stantly.
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"HAcKMETAcK" popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by Il. G.. Gale,
Middlebury; j. E. Young, Vergcnncs.
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BRISTOL.

The Arcadian Bell Ringers will
perform here next Monday evening,
March A.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

EAol MiDDLfBt III.
Last Friday evening, Washington's
birthday, some seventy couples enjoyed
dance at the Glen House, East Middle
bury, and all went off quietly and to
the satisfaction of all concerned.
The Juvenile Templars held their
second anniversary last Monday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. {. +. Part
ridge. An oyster supper was furnished
for them, and all enjoyed the occasion
immensely.
Cold Spring Lodge of Good Tenn
plars, this (Friday) evening, give an ex-
hibition at their lodge room, consisting
of a drama, farce, declarations, etc.,
with music. An admission fee of ten
cents will be charged; the proceeds to
be used in the temperance work of the
lodge.
EDITORs OF REGISTER:
All good citizens are interested i'm
The success of our public schools. Be-
lieving your readers will be glad to hear
of the success of all schools, particular
ly, | snbjoin report of the standing of
the upper school in East Middlebury /;
using the word "upper' in contradis-
tinction to the school of the small pupils.
Being district school, il cannot be
called "high school," Most of your
readers know that the reputation of this
one, for the last few years, has been
somewhat unsavory. expected on en-
tering it for the winter term to find a
lot of comparatively ignorant, uncouth
and uncultivated-probably saucy boys
and governed myself accordingly. TO
my great surprise found them large
hearted, manly, largely noble, and
though scarcely up to the average of
district schools in mental attainments
and not SO determinedly studious as a
school, as the average of common
schools, still not by any means deficient
in mental comprehension. In some re-
spccts II might be called 'hard SCHOOL,
for can see that an inexperienced
teacher or an unskilled one might fail
of the best success. 1t is important that
the teacher should be master of the stu
alton. Length of school, tifty-eight days
and half taught. Total attendance
1897 days. Total number of scholars
forty-seven. A daily average attend
ance of almost forty-one. The accom-
panying report is arranged with strict
reference to average department, a
prompt and cheerful performance of all
requirements being denoted by nine as
perfect. The first section are fully nine,
the second something less and so on
down the list. Edla Champlin, Mary
Rice, Clara Chapman, BERTHE Peck,
Ulysses Clark, Hattie Damon, Fanny
Day, Willie Lee, Charley Farr, Clarence
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iaho Spi'f iNb Angus Bluintn-
FRoM No. i, Miss O'Leary.-"what | know
how to do" Theodore Monroe, Lena Tracy, Der.
"Things don't understand" Warren Eaton,
Rebie Russell, George McIIugh, Mamie Me.
Hugh.
"a nut to crack" George Buckley
FROM No 2, Miss Bell.-"Give the little girls
chance" Bessie Brainerd, Ella Eaton, Lizzie
Barton.
"Ihe reindeer and the rabbit" Grace seely.
BERTHE Mead.
..The little speaker" Rune Langworthy.
Musc.-"Gipsy Chorus" from Preciosa, Weber.
Dot" Hattie Bolton.
"Iiuman nature" Annie Case.
"rommy's Dream" Frank Dunie.
Little Gustayus," Fannie Knapp
FROM No. 4, Miss Notwithstanding Colo.
Jennie Common, Frank Ford, Dudley Munger,
Milsic.."Come with thy lutte"
FROM No. ., Miss kirby.-"The Exiles," Gerte
Fletcher.
1.-THE school masters guests" Fordie Lang.
worthy.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Miss Hulbcrt-'srhe Re
lief OF Lucknow" Laura Mead.
Yrhe Coronation of lnez lie Castro" Lizzie But.
Mnsic.-Piano solo. "Morning of n sunny day.
Mailman
"The seventh Plague" Ernest AIbee.
"rhe last DAYS OF Hercnlaneum," Hattie Chap
iIIoH SCHOOL, Miss Humphrey-"sr Laun-
fails Dream" Addie Cowles.
Music-"Sailor's Song" Hutton.
"a good Name" Eddie Bell.
"Ihe District school," Cornelia Merrill.
1.-The Nineteenth Century" Win Cady.
Music-'rwo songs from the Tempest" Pur
cell; "Watch ON the Rhine" Wilhelm.
There will be vacation of two
weeks, school to commence March 18.
Sociable Friday evening. \
N-Miss Ellen Manough, of Midd1Ss
lbury, and Mr.. Martin Mix, of North,
field, VT, appeared before Father Mar
ron, on New Years day and took the
iron clad oath to love, honor and obey
one another. There is quite an inter-
esting little romance attached to the
love, courtship and marriage of this
young couple. IL appears they were
engaged to be married and the day
appointed ten years ago, but lovers
quarrel separated them, and they wan
dered far apart. He wandered over
La crónica., 1878-04-03
BUEN CONSEJO.

Ahora es ell tempo del aho para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
botella de jarabs aleman de Boschea
CBoschea's German Syrups.) No
permitais por un momento que esa
tos Sc apodere de vuestro niho,
vuestra familia 6 de vosotros mis-.
mos.
Puede resultar ell Construction,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hemor-
ragia y otras intermediates fataIes
AuGque es IN verdadero Jarabe Ale
man cura miles de enfermos de es
tas temidas enfermedade, y es muy
dtil tenerlo a la mano, cuando tres
dosis os podrian curar. Una botella
os durara para ell uso de toda la ia.
milia un Invierno entero y os con-
servara libres de peligro. ST estais
enfermo de fists, no descanseis has
Ia probar ell remedio. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos. Tamano re-
gular rs centavos. La venden todos
los b~oticarios.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
(ContinuQrd.)

ARsENALES ALEMANES.-Hace
pocos amos que Alemania eompraoa
todos los efectos y materiales para
su marina en- Inglaterra. Hoy Sc
construyen Ell las fuudicion de Dill
linger, las planchas de hero de
mayor espesor, 81 hacen maquinas
de todos tamahos por la casa de
Egell en- Berlin, la de Vulcan en-
Stettin v la de Wesser en- Biemeni
anclas por Hensell y Lueg y la casa
de Cute H~offnung; cables para an
elias por Viuske y Blatt y la casa de
Duisburg; motones 9 polcas de HER
no Y otros efectos, por los sehores
Borsig en- Berlin, y Kruppen Essen.
Los astilleros del gobierno y esta-
blecimientos particulars constru-
ven buques de guerra de todas cla-
ses, inclusos los de mayores dimen'
stones con todas las ultimas meJoras
que la ciencia ha introducido: no
usa mas que ell carbon de Westpna'
liza & bordo de sus buques.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
CAPITULo Mi.
Ell PRIMER GOLPE.

Tn cuarto de bora habia pasado
cuando entro en- la casa ell c~arruaje
de Arturo.
va esta ahf, dijo Ell jesuita. y
Sc apresur6 & subir al encuentro del
i0ven.
Nos hemos permitido llamaros,
sehor conde, porque ell pliego tenia
Ell earacter de urgente.
Mi querido sefor Lacroix, dijo
Arturo, siempre os anticipais a mis-
desees.
-Tomad ell pliego, que estamos
con una gran impaciencia.
Arturo rompio ell sello y lego:
"El coronel mejicano Arturo AL
q%uicira, saldra deutro de doce horas
De Paris, y establecera su Residential
en- Tours hasta nueva orden.'
Arroj0 Ell pliego sobre la mesa, y
Sin decir una palabra Sc puso q pa
scar por la sala. .
-Esta es una infamia sin NOM
Ore, decia Ell jesuita; ~desterraros de
ia capital; cebarse en- vuestra des-
gracia!
ii coronel estaba hondamente
preocupado.
va sabeis, continue Lacroix,
que 20 aborrezco a estos bonapar-
ustas, q estos miserables que han
nevada la guerra y la desolacion q
Vuestro pals; no, no es la Francia,
eiia no es complete de tamahas in
lusticias; quisiera hacerlos desapa-
recer con ell aliento!
La crónica., 1878-04-03

WYNN. Farrell, Pioneer Gas Filter
w Co'ocador Primitive de Aparatos
para ell Gas, Los Angeles, Ha dado CO.
mienzo q su negocio en- la calle Nueva
del Concrete N 26, en- seguida de la ST.
llerfa de Don Domingo Garcia, y Sc halla
listo q atender d TODD 10 pertenecieLtr q
su oicio.
ETANADOR, Coloca Tubos de Gas Y
Tnbos de vapor, con toda prontitnd y d
precios razonables. Sc Garantiza o
Trabsjo. Del tamafo de Ia muestra.
n3nO
La crónica., 1878-04-03
sic DESEA

Saber adonde reside ell ST.. d. An
tonic Llanez, natural de Sonora,
Mejico, y que hace cosa de 20 amos
saiio de allf para California. Sc
supone que Sc encuentra en- las mi
mas de Nuevo Almaden, Condado
de Santa Clara. Sc agradecera TODD
informe que Sc envfe q su hermana
santa Ana Lanes, en- Los Angeles,
al cuidado de LA CR0NICA. Sc su-
plica q los periodicos de San Fran
Disco que copien esta noticia.
La crónica., 1878-04-03

VARIAS CAUSAs, amos avanza-
dos, los cuidados, intermediates,
desenganos y predisposicion heredi-
taria -todas contlibuyen a hacer
cano ell cabello, Y cualquiera de
elias hace que Sc caiga antes de
tempo. Ell VIGoRIZADoR DEL
CABELLo, de Aver, restituye ell ca
bello a su color natural y ell cabello
claro 8 colorado q un color hermoso
castaho 8 negro lustroso SERUM sc
desee. Suaviza y limpia Ell casco
dandole salud y renuevo y cura la
caspa Y malOs humores. Por 81
uso cesa de caerse ell pelo y comen-
cara q crecer vigorosamente de nue.
vo siempre que no esten destruidas
6 muertas las raices. Sus efectos
Sc muestran perfectamente en- cabe-
llo aspero, debil 6 enfermo, con los
cuales unas ligeras aplicaciones
p~roduciran la brillantez y frescura
de la juventud. En- su operation
es inofensiVo y SECURE, es incompa-
rable como artfculo de tocador, y
tiene un valor grandfsimo por ell
hermoso lustre y riqueza de coiori-
do que da. No contiene nj aceite
nj tinte y DO mancha nj da color a
10 ropa: sin embargo, dura mucho
en- ell pelo y 10 conserva fresco y
vigoroso. Lo venden todos los bo-
ticarios.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
DIR. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez No 10

Antes fue compa1ero del Dr. Lo Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser ~consultado
confidencialmente sobre cualquier enter
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, Rino-
mes, OIganos Digestivos y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sih-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de ignorancia 6 toBtera.
En- a francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista durante
los dltimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
jor gsrantfa d, la eicacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals q q~uienes ha
restituido la salud. Todos los pacientes
que Sc pongan bajo 81 ours recibiIan ell
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cobIara ST
no Sc les cura. Sc garantiZa cura ehcaz
y pronta de toda affection uteripa 8 cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afiijep d
las sehoras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia EN- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la oficina gratis. Horas de ofcinas
desde las 8 A. NJ. a las s P. NJ. n21ro
La crónica., 1878-04-03

r.. G. Cunningham, dentista.
Tiene sus oficinas en- ell Edificio de
Lanfranco, "A Gale Principal, Los
Angeles. Tiene para la practica los
Instruments mas modernos y me-
iorados de la ciencia. Extrae nue.
las, limpis Y compone las dentadu-
a Y hace TODD 10 demas referente
a la profession de deptista.
La crónica., 1878-04-03
UN NUEVO TONICO DIGNO DE
POSEERSE-ES Ell MEJOR.

Ell RESTAURATIvo de Wood me-
dorado para ell cabello no Sc parece a
otro alguno y no tiene iguaI. Ell
mejorado tieue nuevas propiedades
t0nicas vegetables; restituye al pelo
cano I'm color natural lustroso;
hace nacer de nuevo ell caido y evita
ell que Sc caiga o Sc haga aspero;
da vigor al pelo y 10 alisa; restituye
ell pelo q los que son calvos prema-
turamentr; destierra la caspa, err
rupciones del cdtis y malos humo-
res; quita la irritation, rasquera y
resequedad. No hay artfculo que
produzca tan maravillosos efectos.
Probable, pedfd Restaurativo de
Wood %mejorado para ell cabello, y
tened cuidodo de que no Sc os de
otro. Lo venden todos los botica-
carlos en- este lugary q donde quiera.
Sc suministran al POI mayor a pre-
clio de fabrica por G. A. Cook y Cha,
Chicago, unicos agentes para los
Estados Unidos y Canadas; y por
todos los Drogueros al Por Mayor.