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, 1879-08-21
FEDERAL.

The anb.TrcasuTy redeemed 10000 in sub
st1isry silver, and paid out 5000 In standard
dollars.
Tho tnternal,rcvcnuo receipts wcro sci, 10602,
Of which s10,3s7.SU was for whisky, soo,4l3 TO-
hacco. $l.ts}5 cigars, md q, 1+0.37 beer.
Mr.. Edward kehoc, Superintendent Of the
General Delivery Departments Of the Post Ofllcc.
tnourns the nrr.titu.ie nf Republics. Ycstcr.
day h1t SALARY was reduced from, 81, ECO to $.0)
por nnnum. antl to make IL easier for hin, 1le
was trnnsfcrred frotn The command nf llia de-
partmcnt to tho ranks thereof. Nc causc Ia as.
stcnel.
Aug Beck md Samuel Baker, tho merchant
npp.atscrs, reported to tho Collector tlat tlc
13 bntcs Of TOBACCO seized at 9uttcr Bros.' were
worth 81, 800, ntn tile D!etrIct-Attorney will nj
once t!tc an information for forfeiture. The firm
Will doubtless bond lie tobacco, II tile Detroit
nartfca pay the duties II may ue released. But
Simpson, who IA alleged TO have stolen It out of
thu Government warehouse, is still at large.
, 1879-08-21


Nqxt year will witness the celebration of
1ublee-festiVal IN Bavaria, for which. ~ far US
wu know, the history Of tie wurlll furnishes no
parulei. The aet Of Bayern was granted TO d
Wltteahach III tic year l1S0 BY tu E.nueror OF
the Holy Roman Realm. 50 that twelyetnonth
hcurc 700 years viii hare aIapsol sinco ale liu.
Gnt auccstor NJ tile fantastic poet kinE, wIo
now uccuolcs the Uavarias, throne, first assump
the dacal dIadem which has. within the last cen.
tury. been converted intu 4 regal crown. Dur
ing the Interim QUE Wtttcsbacll has succeeded
as Duke, Elector. or K!ng. with unbrolsen rogu-
larlty. The WIttclsbacsss were Counts Ut S:hey-
ern before they became soyereign prn2es by tic
aequisitiop Of the basarian Dnclly; aud # is
Bavaria to hold tne contemplated festivities ut
tbs Monastery, oi scheycsn, formerly ,llc feuta
clssio Ut thu N!ttesbachs, from ws,Ici, they
took their rss Territorial title. md In tlu crypts
OF which 1ao male members os this il'ustrIous
family lie BURIED. An official programme of
fctes organizcd by t''c Royal authortt!ca will l,n
puhtBlleA in due time; meanwhile tue Historic
al Society tas recently visited tho abbey for tho
plrposc Of studying the turraIn anl arranging
It's plans for thu commemorative celebrations it
tntrnls to perform Independently Ut Govern
mnet patronage Or atl.
, 1879-08-21

Of bulgaria arc enduring indescrbable outraees,
--wllu;e fnmilfus expelled iron, their hu,nes,
,ncn tortured md asBasslHatrll without llc
tIrcn III trcntttl ntn left tn siarvc. 4 state ot
aiege IIns rEn proclaimed; IN other worIs, the
correspondent snys, thn barbaruus ln.ttnra ut
the l]nlQarnns arc tn he lrt loose agnnet the
M,tssitil,ans, WIN nrt to have tlIG n*sistatcu ot
tho authorities III rnltltng the rrnciinlity u the
hntcu IsInmltc. A htmitar statutEr1at Is ll.uu 1T
The Vienna correspondent Ut The Gu'os, wfo SAYS
that Mt Varna tho Turks aro now opereAsetl by
the 1,niGnrnns. ai,u tint tlie authorities niroru
no rctircss. Owing to the Ill treat,llnn& they rp-
cciyu tue Turks mid urceks fly to thu hills nI
form bands, Which inrrcasu Ii, numbers every
tnr. In several tliairlcts robf,crius are Of fre-
aucnt occurrence, Villages as well us travellers
6nluH fluutcret
, 1879-08-21

rndwick'x Vtctfn1-Tho DuIks Of TIam1tton'n
Struggle with Tho Monoy-Lenttcr.
- Tllerc IL a brnncl Of the legal profession r.
ENGLAND which IL. happily. unknown on ti..
ontconia Of entail and psI,nogentturc. lie plays
conaderabl1 part Ia the lilo md adventures VI
heirs to broad acrcs. During tho last thirty
years ono individual Of this class tas obtained
az unprecedented degree Of Importance. Mr..
Hcnry. Padwck iB parsonage belogo whom inl-
peculioua Esaus positively tremble. It Is l,u
who commands whilu they obey. lie Ia nov
getting into years. mud there are rumors of The
proyerb says: "Call uo man happy till he's
dead" a case casne up last month In the
Scotch Courts, which may yet occasion
the defendant considerable trouble. The
Duke succco'lc.l wtlcn minor. liz ia BY nu
tncails IN admirable pers0n, md sowed Mt :I,c
outset OF hts career crop Of Wild oats so largc
as to bring him very soon to Patlwick. THAT
denied plumpncss, .at.t took stcps to get cam.
nlote possession: There was at that ttI1o living
CIandc Scott, whose father had been q grea,
merchant. OF, whose behalf str. GIa,istone's
father came on busl,css 10 this country. and
laid the foundation Of MS future good fortunes
at liverpool. Sir Caaudc inhcritcd tlno for
tune, whlct, he muddlcl away. nud, utnone o'l,rr
undesirable ncaualntauces, fell In with pndwick.
plained) % vested In trustees, Ho then man
aged to get Sir Calhu ttts catspnw} ap-
pointed onc such trustee. Soon after
ward tho other highly respectable trus-
tees resigned, Str Claude re-.
naIncd an took unto himself paIwick as co.
trustee. Then Sir Claude died, a,d Pailwrck
remained solo tnnster Of the situation, beng
further appointed commissioner OF The estate.
The Duke mover, bothered himself about t,tss-
ness, not he, but passed ACCOUNTS nl,l signed re-
leases ut radwteks bid. Last Apri! padwlck
told thu law agent that more money must be
ratscd. Now. innsu1uch as the debt on fhc
cstntc. Ind grown in few years froM 81, ,500. .0G0
to 1,iO, eco, the law ngcnt demonstrated, md
at length the Dukc showed fight. lie had given
PaAwick discharge and S3U0 QUO for services,
but now ayers that both were procured by trau,l-
utout MISREPRESENTATION. nni so fur from hIa
having been IN any way indebted to ladwiris,
Padwick Is indebted to hIn.. The trial is likely
to be very protEactet1, md the result IL watched
In England unl Scotland with great interest,
, 1879-08-21

Thrrc ncw cntna nj aror1ot .fovar NJ, ,no ~
dipbtherta wcrc rcportel yesterffav.
,r,. p.t,.,.,, ..-,-, ,co ,,.
lHe hl!uc"e't ''o" eoata'Ha ao5 lhtnates,--o1
whom G@f are men aud boya, and LII women
md girls.
.,,,, ......
pe'm't was 'Ss"ca 10 r. scHrampf yester-
day to erect tllree.story store atll dwelling at
7 f,or., ,,,t,., !, c,,,,,x t., .., .,...,..
.h ~ ,sS,. n'S! sn 20 r' .v H. ~ ssst hn"lt. Ho
lector vii, be uble to get along with fess helm.
r,, r,.v rxo,.,x.u ,s...u,a. ...,..., 40 ~,
t~on, ~ ,,,s tv1sor n,s, SetGas fsvs,SGu III
rn,, roi,.r "nI ~ f.ss ~. ~, ~ rIuta tne
oo'p''o''4' "''o s''"'' 4''t" l'c s'sy eol'eetor'
Aiichael Clarkson yesterday filed bis bond,
Which was approved, to guarantee the constrac.
t0n Of sewers In tho Thirteenth War.l. All of
the contracts except two arc nov completed.
, 1879-08-21
SUBURBAN..
EYAXSTQS.

A called meeting Of the Village Board was
held In the village ollieo to conssder the report
Of tllu Committee appointed to investigate tho
cause Of tho complaints n1ate concerning the
construction Of tho lateral sewer running nort|,
from the Davls.strcet sewer. No quorum was
present, aud tAe meeting was postponed.
, 1879-08-21

+ +~r%-+
FlHN-Aus. IT. At 2l2 West ohlo:at.. Nicholas Fun,
aged ~ ysary, Native Vt County Wexford, lreiaHt.
k:,y; Vii il sssss'
ydass:t :o i Ct G. ai %aae ssr sJ ss
ycars and mouths.
cAsEY-Auv. 70, Andrew Casey, aged at year. and
S; {sass !: . tss r.
Calvary Cetnetery.
.AnDoyT-Thu funers, Of nr.'N. ". Abbott Will take
:. g ~
VIZ y lin Il Fs;s Asf u nsex. sss ssyea
9s12 9Gt:y sss: 4ss IL ss'sst e t:s T. c'4'k'
GALLEuf119n - tlo lo1h tnss.. Alice Carleton, wifo
fossss vii taks el.ee from hes |.se se.aenee, $40
GalTntt ~. to-day. ST. M Fseud' ot The family
% :s 81 q .tl's; e s@ss.Sss ss ssa
5ay p sAG IT. st II: ;se rc.a,oc,
s i; .it;s t.'ass is'saa. 's @
isSss';ai' ssSs .sa .fs fisas .s*s wi;
Fsns;s :e;;iss: j. residence, At Ear'.. THURSDAY.
p:s.is AShiasaafSg "a S:s II is % sssF
r. London toat I'D FFsiis;s'pha papers pe.,a
y h1HMASxos 4 ths yt ,p;t; Alssrs O. n.us Of
NJ. Z NJ y Ss'ss @.s ss's
lid .oEcas 1t ioss Id syivathy .uwa sas ID a1;cI
srEAtt-AuR. u, +. y. Spear, IN tho 91th ycas Of
rhs remains will he sen. East Tor taseruens.
uFAuAMHGA1E " E ~ f.rssetlck Fassa. ssea % years.
Hi 'ss@ 'i'SsS:' SsSs h:ss @
Enthusiastically, 1t Nstsna,l. Nlau.s Aus. II. pE.
, 1879-08-21

INE OLp QUESTION. -They were discussing tho
"uoney does everything fos man." ea.d oue OLD
gentleman polupous!Y, 'ies." replied aAolleF
sonae men viii do for ulonoy." sanford's JaIaaIca
Ginger will do More tut hnpptness than money,
since fhs pleasure ut Irving u 0uhAneed by tho
maintenance OF perfect health.
, 1879-08-21

.WALkRK-pAElELs-At tho 5cstdcncs Of A. II.
lrGwnelt, Elmnur5e ~. Ang., % Mr 4. L. w&1ker
VI. nAMlcs, Of frFrs Hante. tnll. ,
tBHrcencaae. Tarru t1autc. anl Paris, ill.,, papers
run ''' '' '
, 1879-08-21
Qu0d until -, 1890.
Look for slQnai star
NcsponsILle director and Superintendent.
fin tilh Ilnt.k IL r..nIis ma f,IlnmA4

UN Tue bAck It Teals As }UIIOW4:
Obligations to be observed by tho subscriber:
Each An6scttoeF t,lat present tha Aurrau card.
hesrinX ht& Or lief nalle, In Ill cases where bls
In this culusctton Il IL, ul couEsc. to t,s under.
stood that the card ~ not 10 be shawn until uftue
the purchase, aud any Inquiry o1 ths part Ut thu
bafUre tbs prices are named should ba feaunlcd
aud reported. Tue d,scoun! sxactrd
saa aie ~ ',@m 9ss sseoas ns eF s's.es as.es
shall 10 demanded, elther cadhof CREDIT unleaa, II
hero advertised. 1t II stipulated 'cAsh." The it.
haze Advertised sou,s special reservation il sde,
, 1879-08-21

Ds prcc's speciai FfavorlnR Extracts hayc the
taste and odor Of tho fresh fruits from Which they
arc made, strong and pure.
, 1879-08-21
TEIE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

'' NJ. r. Daltcs, Oshkosh, Is at tho Sherman.
: Eat Clark, Madison, Wis, Is At tho Palmer.
Lieut.. i. N. Burns, u. s. A., Is gucst Of tic
Palmer. d.
8. r. snhlc1, of Minneapolis, is At tic
Gardner.
The lion. B. 8. George, Of Cairo, is at the
Gardner.
Il. II. Benjamin, Of Bloomington, is at the
Gardner.
Kenneth Mcleod, Louisville, Is reglstcrcd At
The Palmer.
j. McNaushton, Fargo D. T., is domiciled at
the shermau.'
j. u. Treat, Monroe, Wis.,, State senntor, is a
guest Of tho Pacific.
E. i. Logan, news editor Of tho Louisville
ConrieTJour'ta|, Is at the Pacific.
Fred Wild, Gen. Freight atld Ticket Agent Of
tito Western Union Railroad Is ~ the fremont.
Benson, Davenport, H., arc stopping nt tho
PacI0t
j. A. Williamson, Washington. United States
Laird Commissioner, Is ono Of tle guests Of tho
Pacific. -
Gov. Cullom and Adjt-Gon. II. tIiltard ar
rived Mt the paciac last evening, on thclr way to
Aurora.
Charles &. Wicker, President OF the Sioux
CITY, penbinn l. Dakota Railroad. is at tho
Gardner.
George Newman, Liverpool. and William
Stah1er, Sheffield, England, nre guests nt the
fremont.
Charles NJ. Walcott aud wife, OF tho Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia. are quartored at
the fremont.
lhe nrlektnakcfe str1ko 1s at an enc, ule men
having GONG to work yesterday morning At tho
nc" sededu'e os prices.
Charles l.. Colby. preafdent. md F, N. Finncy,
encrsi Be,cs MnnaEe as g. TIC Wisconsin contral
A meeting OF tie County Board wilt be held
this afternoon, Tho Fiunnce Committee will
luld session during tie morning
r,..,o,, H. n,.-.,,.,.
@ n'o nnFalck LIQUID cook' nas reenG- ~;
sssa;Iant. Rohtr;snn. IL stIia NJ inroc "'''' A''
~. r, - ,,,,,,,.... .a....-+ -, ,,.,,..
Mf. 4. !: Williams, secretary OF the Union
sF, antas 1 SoapanJ. ana n's VILE lels last
'sen'"s ios '"o,"eek' t.'p 10 slacH'nac'
W. E. Patton, the Postal Secretary, antl John
NJ. Hubbard, the Superintendent 0f Carriers,
ftactied nome yesterday. otter pleasant TWO
"eehs' saeauon spent NJ hlack'hac'
The Rev. j. E. Rankin, D. b., of Washington,
Is visiting bis son, E. i, Rankin, NJ. D., oi
Wtnnetkn. DR.. Rankin will prcaclj At the
Union Park Church > Tic next iii tbrcp suudaTs. @ ~
rmcor uorort, =, tha Wa. @,,,,.a Co..
r, uuceF nhSa1ut o. Inc WEST Maotson otrcct
Madison streets, q nocketbook containing si.50
cash. An owner is wanted for Il at .le station.
ran",ea ,,ta,nn Id ,a' a. opsS1veu nv
naasss; ,s1ls o.,t,eMo % aauass9u stLeet ntboSk
-. - Sns So i, - ~: u. uesFsns' ~ ~ d. H.
iec m E 70. ~ :, ~ =, . 81 III Il OIL oai''ae
NJ ~ d. ''''' -'''-t ~ t''"' "''4S
The Commtttcc on Equalization expects to
lluish It's WORK Tomorrow, al!tl Will report to the
, 1879-08-21

OutraEes upon aIussui.nsns In bulgaria..
The Vienna correspondent OF tho 1.opdou
Tt|sdraph sGasss that ths Apssuimao population
, 1879-08-21

JudKe --4 4aes Daw4on's Tsoches whla on tho
bsAehi aad he n good judge
, 1879-08-21
Ton,hs r. Es this city In tho h7 yeAr Of hf4 n.
Funeral srfrlccs VIII lp hui at urnctlRud t.cmrt"..
ut 2H to-day. Friends arc tcsrc ctlu!tY Invited
fH> New Turk CITY pht1efA ptcnaC eVpy.
WHEN THE BOWELS ARE D|s0RDeRfD-

WHEN THE BOWELS ARE DlSORDEReD,
no tIn,c rhonld hn lost In rcaufting 10 snl.ht.
remedy. 1lossos,crs Stomach tlItterris the mu,t
reliable nnd Widely c4teemetl medicine OF In ca,..
II removes the causes df eunstfnalton OF Of undua
relaxation Of tho inrs.ines, which arc uauslly In,
digestion Or mEstIrection Of tho bile, When II
acts IA cathatttc It docs not crtpe ntld Violently
eyacllnte hut produces asadna! and natural erccr.
very unlike thnso of drastic purgatiyc; and ns
powcr Of nssiatlng digestion nnllaos those rsi.at.
Ing conditions Of lilo mucons membrane Of tbs
stomach and Intestinal canal which produces 0r,s
ltnrrhea. aud eventually dysuntery. Tic n,clt.
cine II, moreover, an aRFneahc one. and em!ncntiy
p'Ire aud wholesome. Appetite aad tranquil night.
u slnnlcr aru hot! prHn,oted by 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

A rather remarkable instance hap
pened in the little town of Musco-
tab, few days ago, that may be re-
corded among the marvellous roman
ces of the day. About seven years
ago Mrs. Senator Pomeroy was visit
ing a relative at Muscotah, in the farni-
ly Of Rev. L. Pomeroy. One day,
by some unexplainabie cause, she
mysteriously lost a very valuable
diamond ring, worth 1900. The
occurrence at that time was a genu-
inc sensation, and days were spent
in looking for the jewel. Help was
employed, and every conceivable
nook and corner explored, the search
continuing for q week. The Sena-
tors wife finally gave up in despair,
and the ring was considered irrecov-
erably lost. The years passed by,
and while the hopes of again finding
the jewel were considered very
slight, it was still kept in memory,
and in hopes that some day it might
come to light.
Last Monday Mrs. Pomeroy had
another guest who occupied the same
room as did Mrs. Senator Pomeroy
over seven years ago. In cleaning
up the room preparatory to receiving
her, the bed-springs were taken out,
when, to the astonishment Of all, In
one Of the spirals, safely lodged, was
the missing ring.
Mrs. Pomeroy, who was in New
York, was Immediately informed oi
the recovery by telegraph, and gen.
eral celebration was held over the
event .--.Atchison { (Kan.) Patriot
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12
A Fatherless Country.

A man recently received a wood
cut picture of George Washington,
and pinned it to the wall near his
Office door,, One day while at work
hts little girl came into his room, and,
espyipg the picture started the fol-
lowing dialogue:
s'Who is that picture of, papa?"
"Washington."
"Who was Washington
s'Father of this country
"Why was he called father Of this
country, papa?'
ssBecause he fought for its indie
pendence, and was great and good
man."
sis he alive now, papa2"
Ono"
"When did he die?"
'sDecember Ia, 1899.
stWho is father Of this country
now, papa?"
No one; it's fatherless.
s'The little girl was silent a few
moments, and then enquired:
.'Was he the little boy that couldn't
tell lie?
ssThe same.'
well, this country will never
have another father. will it, papa ?,,
And the conversation was conclud.
ed with the emphatic remark
"Never! not even q step father .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12


Two young men, residents ofNor-
ridgewock, Me-, met one morning,
and one said: .'Charies, / dreamed
last night that you we're Judge OF
the SupremesCourt Of Maine, that !
was q minister, and that you called
on me to open your court with pray
er." Just 80 years after this, the
Rev. DIR. Charles +. Allen, late
President of the State College, hap
pened to step into the Supreme
Courtroom In Augusta. Judge
Charles Danforth beckoned to him,
and asked him to open bis court with
prayer, and behold the dream was
verified. The Rev. DIR. Allen Is now
pastor Of the Methodist Church at
Fairfield.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12
IBeecher i'm Canaila.

s--~ - ~~~---<N~-
We cannot say we admire the Rev.
Henry Ward Beccher, in fact we new
er did regard him with any great
feeling of respect, and the figure he
cut at Montreal last Saturday has
completely robbed him Of what little
regard we may have had for him on
account Of his acknowledged abilI-
taes. Indeed, we may say, apart
from the sentimentalitY Of the thing,
that the visit he paid to Canada, and
the gHise In which he came, could
not be liz worse taste. We may go
further, perhaps, and say that there
app ears hut small propriety in the
visit Of the party of which he was
ole, unless, peradventure, they have
grown tired of republican indepen-
dence, and desire TO worship at the
shrine of royalty, which, even in
Canada, is very sladowy thing in
deed. 1t may be that the Brooklyn
preacher represents the church mill
tant In connection with the inclpient
movement toward Casarism which
has sprung up of late in certain quar-
ters of the United States. However
that may be, we lave good reason to
know that Mr.. Beecher is the open,
avowed, uncompromisiIs enemy OF
the working classes, and that no man
has more bitterly opposed their eff
forts to better their condition than
he. Nor Is the fact unknown or un-
resented, and we should deeply re-
gret that even by implication, Cana
dian patriotism should be soiled by
contact with such political and
moral leper as this man Beecher. We
read in the report of Saturdays re-
view at Montreal, that the Princess
Louise shook hands with him. We
hope this is not true, for, albei tsome
of us Canadians are uncouth in our
ways, we are clean, and would loathe
to think Of the first lady in oufland
in contact with this person. The
only thing that relieves the exhibition
at Montreal of its responsiveness is its
absurdity, and we are sure no one
felt this more than the British and
Canadian gentlemen who had to en-
dure it. Were our American friends
TO visit us on Dominion Day, we
could understand the generous feel
ing that would prompt a kindred
people to encourage by their pres
ence and good wishes, the efforts of
q young country in its struggle to-
ward nationality, but there is neither
wisdom nor good taste in visit of
the descendants of successful rebels
to British soil. to do honor to the
Queen of England. The whole thing
savors Of toaGyism TO that shadowy
loyalty, which, for good reasons, it
pleases Canadians to maintain as q
part Of their institutions. If we are
loyal to the British crown, it is be-
cause we enjoy self-government to
the fullest extent compatible with our
state of development as a people.
Should this state of affairs be altered
to cur disadvantage at any time, the
shadow would very soon disappear
from the shores of Canada. Inter-
national courtesies are always pleas
ing, but we do not want them extend
ed through such an arrant, ranting,
hypocritical humbug as Henry Ward
Beecher while there are accredited
gentlemen of character and culture
among the citizens of the great re-
public.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

The Southern Presbyterian gener-
al assembly met on Thursday last at
Louisville, KY, with about 1875 dele
gates in attendance. Rev. DIR. r
E. Peck, the retiring moderator,
preached an excellent sermon. Rev.
JOS. Wilson of Wilmington, N. c.,
was elected moderator over Rev. DIR.
John S. Grasty of Mexico, Mo. Rev.
r. j. Bunting was elected temporal
ny clerk. k.--Ex.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

Hon. d. H. Mcintyre is one OF
the wise statesmen of Missouri, and
Audrain county is in luck to have
suck an able, sincere and conscien-
tious man to represent her at the
State Capital, If he didn't raise blue
blazes over the Gates affair. Fulton
Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

Why wouldn't Thurman and Bay
ard do for 1880i-Paris Mercury.
Perhaps they would, but Phelps
and Mcclellan would do BETTER
Huntsville Herald.
Better still, would be Larimore OF
Galloway, and Seymour Of New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

Little Henry Sankey, the frst
child ever born to bona fide woman
editor In Missouri, died the other
day, and il laid awayin little grave
under the pine trees up in Wisconsin.
Only four months previously, his
father had been laid away to rest
under the same trees.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

Young wife aAnd in the worry
and distraction Of business do you
always think Of the little wifey at
home 2" Husband -ssYes, darling,
always" " Young wifessWhat, al
wayss Huahand-"Well, hard
'l-y alwaYs."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12

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trade marks and labels. Caveats, A ssisn-
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are invited to send ior cx,y of our
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the past five wears we have obAined nearly
three thousand Paientstor american and
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tory references in almost eyeE county in
the Union.
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of Psteuts and Attorneys at law, LIE
Droit Building. Wsshingtoa ID. C.i1-ly
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-06-12
WaaT The WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

The greatest discovery of day, so far as a
large portion of fsiumanity Is concerned. Is CAR
BoLINS, an article prenarcf: from Petroleum. and
which effects acom.lefc and radical cure i'll case
of badness. where the hair, owing 10 diseases OF
the SCALP has beconle thin and tends TO fall out.
II Is also speedy restorative, and, while its use
secures luxuriant growth Of hair, ii also brings
back the natural color, and gives the most COM
plete satisfaction In the using. The falling cato OF
the hair the aecumulations of dandruf, and the
premature e'isngc In color. are all evidences oil
diseased condition of the scalp aud the glands
which nourIsh the hair. To arrest these canses
the article used must possess medical as well Is
chemical virtues, and the change mast begin zHdsr
the scalp to be of permanent and lasting beneht.
Such an article is CARBoLINE. and like many
other wonderful discoveries il is found to consist
OF elements almost In their natural state 'ietro-
eum oil is the article which is made to work such
extraordinary results; but It is after 1t has been
chemically treatediand completely deoderized that
1t is in proper condition for the toilet 1t was In
far-oT Russia that the effect of petroleum upon the
hair was first observed, Government officer aav-
ing noticed that partially baid-headed servant
Of his when trimming the lamps, had habit OF
wiping his oil-besineared hands in his seai;ty
locks, and the result was In Il few months much
finer head of black. glossy hair than he ever had
before. The oil tried horses and cattle that
had lost their hair from the cattle pague, ard the
results were as rapid as they were marvellous. The
names and even the tails of horses which had fall
len out, we're completely restored IN a few weeks.
These experiments were heraiaed to tue world,
but the knowledge was practically useless 10 the
prenaturely bald and gray, as no one In civilized
society couii tolerate the use of refined petroleum
a dressing for the hair. BUt the skin OF one OF
our own chemists has overcome the difficulty, and,
by process known only 10 himself, he has, after
very elaborate and costly experiments. succeeded
in deodorizing petroleum. which renders IL sus-
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