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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-06-11
EDWARDS ITEMS.
BY MAX.

Biz dull.
Sixteen arrivals Al the City Hotel aud quite a
number at kelleys Hotel he Europe last week.
Madam Rumor has it that Max was pre-
scented with fine girl baby on the pa inst. ooh
that baby mine
The weather. Well if it keeps on raining at
the present rate, We viii be certain to have an
other short crop.
Cotton still continues to roll in, about seventy
five bales shipped from here last week. The
1eecy staple commands fancy price now.
Butler & Perry, are waging war on the cam
ines, and we hope the good work viii 20 on till
our town is clean OF the ours.
P. P. Williams, our former townsman, but
now of the firm of Robinson and Williams,
Bolton, was down to see Us on last Sunday.
". O. Bonnie, of Bolton, and r. P Bonnie
of the firm of Bonnie & Bros, Louisville visited
our town on business last week.
Capt. Ratliff called to see us on the 5th. He
is candidate for reelection to the Office of
Chancery Clerk, which has been so efficiently
filed by him, and we hope to see him reelected
Two colored individuals before His Honor for
indulging in fisticuf. The fight was greatly
enjoyed by the lockers on and it helped to drive
away the monotony OF the dull times.
Hooker's Lake is getting to be quit n place of
resort for the Edwards angels. As fly time IS
ABOUT come we expect to see quite a number OF
the Edwards ties INDUCING in the sport
On the night of End inst. our town was shock
ed at the fearful news of suicide. One of our
old merchants, d. J. Donivans, departed this
life by taking morphine-cause, financial
troubles.
We paid our friend c. P. Hewes visit at his
factory this week-and we were perfectly sur
prised 10 find many useful things manufactured
in our little city. The Haven Colt Bros have
started factory also. They Manufacture bug
gies, carriages, wagons, all kinds OF farming i'm
plements, besides they do house, sign, carriage
and ornamental painting. These are home
institutions and deserve the patronage of the
community.
Friend Phi, when when we propose eombi-
nation for the purpose indicted in your reply TO
our overtures, will be time enough for YOU to
decline. We said Terry and Edwards were in
the ''same beat, look at the Gazette and see
where the candidates are from. Edwards asks
nothing, but she feels an interest in helping
out Terry and Dry Grove. viii you clasp on
this?
Mr.. W. s. Osborn one of our oldest and most
estimable citizens died on the Sth inst, and
was buried on the 9th He lived his allotted
time, three score years and ten. Uncle Steve
was beloved by all that knew him. He was a
faithful servant to his Lord and Saviour, and
was perfectly devoted TO his religion having
been strict member of the Methodist Church
for the last fifty years. His funeral was large
~ attended by friends and relations.
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Congressional.

Senate, June 6th-Senator Lamar, from the
select committee on the improvement of the
Mississippi and its tributaries, reported with
amendment the house bill to provide for the
appointment OF Mississippi river commission,
which was placed on the calendar Senator
Lamar said he would ask leave 10 call it up
for consideration at an early day.
The Senate concurred in the house amend
ment to Senate Bill No. 516 to extend the time
of the special postal service until service can
be obtained by advertisement, said amendment
being to limit the extension to one year.
Senator Coke asked Senator Bayard chair
man of the finance committee, what action had
been taxed on the Warner silver bill. He I'M
derstood the committee had agreed to postpone
Its consideration until December.
Senator Bayard said he did not feel author
lied to say what had taken place in committee.
He would only say that no member had been
instructed to report the bill.
Senator Coke then said his sense of duty led
him to offer resolution to discharge the COM
mittee from further consideration of the bill,
and todeclare the bill before the senate for ac-
ton.
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Articles Of Association and BYLAWS Tor
sub-Associatious, with other information, fur
uishyd on application 10y Or. J. II. p. Bow
mar. Secretary and Treasurer, lS3 Washington
ST. Nickeburg, Miss.
The commendablc objects desired 10 be ac-
complshed by this Association are now gen
orally felt 70 be the keynote to our country's
progress and prosperity.
The cotton planting and southern farming
interest Is the only one in all the broad land
without organization, and the above Associa-
ton offers this at a trinine cost in order To de
rive strength from a large membership. This
strength and power welded Tor our country's
material benefit must result in inealculable
good.
Therefore, lot there be no delay in this good
work bat let every man put his shoulder 70
the wheel with the determination that we shall
prosper by supporting heartily the only plan
ever devised by which reform and progress
can be accomplished.
The management is in charge OF a committee
Of gentlemen Of wealth, prominence, ability
and integrity.
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PRESS CONVENTION.
(coSTISrED FROM SECOND PAGE


/ is our high calling 10 stand as watchmen Oh
the battements To discern and announce coming
dangers, but ii Is no part OF our duty to become
common scolds or accusers-no part of our dutX
TO Willy or injure each other, or to SANDER ana
( trsduce others In this particular the Press OF
to-day occupies higher and more honorable
position than IN the wears OF long ago.
Gentlemen, it IS quite true that we are in the
midst OF great business prostration, OF . fearful
Shrinkage Of values, OF an extraordinary Hnan-
cial pressure. We of Mississippi, however, are
not alone the objects OF this i'll fortune The
country throughout all its ample extent has
been thus visited, and feels the same weight OF
woe. But the indications are unmlstakabie-
There is a streak of daylight in the distant h0ri-
zon-there are indications that the night of ad-
yersity is passing away, and that an era OF great
prosperity is about to dawn.
Ours Is "A great, a noble State, and our people
stand forth wherever known natures noble
men. Mississippi has been equal To every emer-
gency in the past, and al home and abroad her
sons have never failed to receive the respect and
admiration of all true men
But, gentlemen, while loving Mississippi and
Mississippians, should not dwarf that feeling
which we ali have-that feeling which comes
down 10 from our sires OF 177e, which CAUSES
TO love orr arkote country, and to reverence
that flag, the creation OF fathers, and which
waves in triumph throughout all lands
known to civilization.
We should glory in the American people. in
the Government OF the United States, and IN that
flag consigned to our keeping by the heroes who
wrested this continent from the iron grasp OF
foreign kings and despots.
Gentlemen, We have a country whose career
stands out far in advance in the world history.
Within loo years it has increased its proportions
from 100000 TO 4,6oo,0o0 square miles; its pop
ulativn from 600, 600 t. Is 600 900 States from
Is to -. 4 hundred years ago population and
civilization was exclusively between the Allan
tic and The Ohio and Mississippi rivers. Now
the Ohio and Mississippi are far east Of the
centre of our organized territory. What have
he'd
100 years. What may they noJ aspire to
compiish within hundred years TO Gomez
We have a great, grand country. Let us
love it with All devotion, and consecrate our
best efforts to its honor and glory; and may our
devout prayer ever be-
Good hless nnr natiYr lind 'n
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Pearl Hook & Ladder No. I.

At meeting Of Pearl Hook * Ladder Co
No. ]. un Wednesday night last, the following
officers were elected To serve tor the ensuing
year; Foreman, l., II. Reber; l~t Asst Fore
man g. W Smvthe; ID Asst Foreman, III.
g.. UiIzheim; Secretary, \. II. Muller
Treasurer \. Nrden, Jr; Tillerman, W.
Ross Reelected.
The following resolution was offered and
unanimously adopted by the Company:
Resolftd, That the sincere thanks OF the Com
pany bee extended to the following ladies and
gentlemen, Tor their kindness in assisting in
the decoration Of the Truck and other atten-
tions shown ON May lst: Misses ANNA Cage
Mamie Jennie and Amanda Buck, Myrtle
Wiudley Bo-abelle Hunter, Ida Langley, Liz
zie LAYTON Lizzie johnson, Halle hausler,
Lucy McRayen, Ella Smythe, Mrs. W. H. III.
Green Mr. John f. Buck, and Mrs. Bailey,
Capt. T. T, Persons Col. T. f. Helm, and Col.
ZONES = Hamilton
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ConSnmntion Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary, the formula of simple
vegetable remedy, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure OF consumption bronchitis, catarrh,
asthma, and all the throat and lung affections,
also positive and radical cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints, after hay-
ing tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands OF cases, has felt it his duty to make
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by
this motive, and a desire to relieve human suf-
fering, l will send, free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
preparing and using, in German, French, or
English. Sent by mail, by addressing, with
stamp, naming this paper, w. W. Shearer, l4s
Powers Block. Rochester. Y. Y.
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Since the above was in type, we have
learned that she has been sent to New Orleans
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FRESH Invoice of
n

FRESH Invoice of
White Lawn Ties,
Figured hercale Ties,
Linen Drawers,
New checked Nainsook Drawers
Isle Undershirts,
Nainsook Undershirts.
Fancy cut Hose, as drive.
Real British Socks,
Fancy colored Shirts. and full line of
Keeps celebrated Shirts including the" unlaun-
York at for 50 90.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & Co.
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A number OF Jackson people went over
to Brandon on Monday last to attend Miss
Melanie Woods concert. She was ably as
sisted BY the Capital City Bani, aud Messrs
Skellenser and Julienne, Of this city.
Mr. Enmct Parker and his mother have
had most handsome monument erected TO
the memory OF their brother and son, VIM. /.
Parker Ii is from the marble yards Of James
REYNOLDS Of New Orleans La; Tor whom Mr..
c. Cummings is agent in this city
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Kinds County Sunday School Conven-
ton.

BoLToN, June 10, 1879.
70 J. L. Power, Jackson The citizens Of
Bolton request that Kinds County Sunday
School Convention be held here on 10Th.
\. NJ. RAFTEE.
Agreeable to the foregoing invitation, the
several Sabbath Schools in Kinds county are
each requested to send two delegates 10
Bolton, on Thursday, June 10Th, tor organize
a Sunday School Convention for Kinds county.
1t Is hoped that every Sabbath School in the
county will be represented. The Nicksburg
and Meridian Railroad viii give the usual
reduction in fare. Supcrinteudents, or others
representing schools requested to prepare
statistical reports Of their schools, showing
total membership, average attendance, con-
trihutious, volumes in library, accessions TO
church from school, etc.
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srTIE CITY

VAN ...in., op the. ,xcnr-isn2
..,:...,u.,..l
item Excursion tomorrow ''''! 90 '''
'''. ''"''.' '''F'
Mr. i'u77a'I Nrimi7 OF "iho"', was ~
the city last week
Hon cho=- L. ''ilmer, OF Madison county
was IN the city Yesterday
Mr. W. H. Perkins has purchased Dr.
IIuutyr- residence. ON State street.
Col. f. Richardson and wife left Saturday
night for Baltimore and the North.
The pupils of the Sisters School pic-niccd
All die school grounds ON Thursday last.
l., .y,,, observe amy difference between
This and the last issue OF The CLARION?
Gan J = Morris. of Vicz-burg was in
-,f,.,I,,,.. ,,,,,r tb,. Supr.me Court Yesterday.
I'm. ,,.,>. ,,..,,. contains ,,,,r. matter
l,., .,I,,,nn and seven inchs. than ever before.
..+ ~ 3, p.-+,. If N-.y,t,, and DIR 7
i, g.ri- II ,r.,I;sor VIZ, in the city last
A. a... t.f, IL, v.d,..I,,
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month
Col Mctalum, of the Nazoo tlty Herald
stopped over "ay '' ''''e iro'" '''' ''S
Convention
The c'lored public school close" last
Friday. The white public schools VIII close
ueNt Friday.
The town Will be overlooking with coIored
ezcur-ioui-t- to-day. They viii amuse them
selves at Hamilton Park
IN, e. + Girrsr of Madison, was in
t,,.. ..7t YESTERDAY, am his v,ay to the meeting
oft b. Tru-t,-. Of the 4. and NJ. College at
-,,rl,-ills
r.., W n p,l.- sheriff If Lawrence
l,;. eli. ~, b..,, VISITING,
,-.,:..- L., ~, n,st
"''N-
Mr. d Il. learn OF Madison station ','''
ms SON master wine were ll'SPg1,''l5 ',''
"orH'"47 OF IL, =, '','.''' S'''''" f'''''''
Pa
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DECISIONS OF SUPREME COURT.

n sPoRTED FOR THE CLARION BY c. c. CAMPBELL
MONDAY, June ., 1879.
The following eases were affirmed:
2849-Massina Harris Y. State Of Mississippi.
3110-R. b. Gardner V. State of Mississippi.
The following cases were reversed:
2S4l-Chas. H. Fry. Y. w. H. Prewett, ct al.
294j-W. P. West, ct al, " Fannie Christmas,
al.
2aJ5-Sallie T. Ogden and husband, V. VIM.
Harrison, ct al.
rison.
2970-W. }. Hubbard, st al, V. VIM Rutledge-
3O53-Mary f. Pitts and husband V. Isaac l..
Lyons.
3O99-G- W Rogers, ct al, v Jno d. Kline.
3l03-S. NJ. Brown V. Nathan Ashford.
Sob. ). Layton v State OF Mississippi.
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Notice,

The regular meeting OF the Knights and
Ladies of Honor will be held this (Wednes-
day evening, at s O'Clock, sharp. All the
members are respectfully and urgently re,
quested to attend, W. q. LowD,
4. w LITTLE Sec'v Protector
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To PhYsicia MS.

We desire to call the attention OF medical
men to DIR. Prices Floral Riches, as being the
finest cologne water made In the sick room
it Is refreshing to the invalid, and disn-
iectant Physicians know that all pleasant
oIors are heaIthful, while disagreeabe smells
invite disease. DIR. Prices Unique Perfumes
richly deserve to be called the best.
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BAILEY SPRINGS.
A Brief History of one of the Most
Famous Springs in North Alabama.


Famous Springs in North Alabama.
Everybody knows what and where are the
Bailey Springs OF North Alabama, bat there
some items in the history OF that celehra-
ted watering place that are not generally known.
The medicinal character OF the water was dis
covered in 1913 BY Mr. Jonathan Bailey, who
was very sick with dyspepsia. His physicians
desired him to visit the Virginia Springs, but
he was unable TO be carried to them even in
carriage There an insignificant little spring
in a rdvine on his farm which was always COW
cred with a raiu-bow-hued scum and the
neighboring country people had for
several years been in the habit of
using this scum a. a salve for sore eyes.
He concluded to drink the water, and To his
establishment his cure was soon effected. The
news soon spread abroad and sufferers with
other diseases were brought in. 1t was found
that scrofula was invariably cured by the
water; that dropsy was always relieved when
relief was possible that diseases of the skin
and of the kidneys were speedily affected by
it and finally that many of the diseases OF
women were permanently eradicated by Its
use. In 1928 Mr.. 4. G. Ellis, OF Pamela coun-
~. Miss. visited Bailey Springs for the relief
of gravel and strmgury He had been treated
by the leading physicians OF the south with I'M
satisfactory results but in two weeks from com
mencing the use OF the water, he was well
man. He was SO delighted with this meXpec-
ted result that he Immediately took steps to
purchase the property. and since that pur-
chase it has remained in the possession Of his
descendants until the present day. \ most re
markabie instance OF the potency OF the water
was its prophylatic effect during the awful cpl
demic Of last year. People from Memphis
Chattanooga, Florence, and other infected
points, hocked to Bailey Tor refuge because
there they could find comfortable accommoda-
tons pleasant society, abundant amusements,
and no quarantine regulations in the way.
Some of them come fresh from the bedside of
friends, some from the side Of the grave; but,
although some who had been exposed exhibi-
ted premonitory symptoms, soon as the
water established its powerful drain upon the
skin and kidneys, they at once recovere |, and
not one case Of Yellow Fever was developed at
Bailey. Afterward, when the wonderful virtue
OF the water, as a preventive, began to be UNI
derstood, ii was sent To nurses and physicians
and others exposed, and not one person using
the water took the disease. Another curious
first noticed in the laundry OF he
establishment was that the undergarments Of
people who had been much exposed were ac-
tually dyed Of a saffron yellow by the profust
perspirltion induced by the water, until the
system had become thoroughly cleansed
Such are some OF the curious facts in the his
tory of Bailey Springs
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Two millions of Bottles.

Every one, no doubt, has heard of DR..
Prices Special Flavoring Extract, but al
though upwards OF two millions OF bottles of
them are annually manufactured, there are
vet housewives who know nothing OF their
excellence. We believe that they are the
purest, strongest and finest favoring extracts
in the market
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Pic-Nic Season.
We have in fresh lot Fancy Groceries, in

We have in fresh lot Fancy Groceries, in
Guiding
Devilled Ham,
Devilled Crabs,
Fresh Gulf Shrimp,
Sardines,
Pickles of every variety,
Worcestershire Sauce,
Roasted and ground Coffee in pound
packages,
Canned goods of every de-
scription, and a full assortment of every
thing fresh in the Grocery line. Also 100
bbls. family -four at IS so,
ROBINSON, STEVENS, & Co.
June 9-2t
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High Authority.

Blaney, says, in his letter of December 4, 1874
''Since / became satisfied, by my analysis, with
the purity OF DIR. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der, of its freedom from adulteration, the care
taken in its preparation, have had it used in
my own house.
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PURCHASE or COUNTY BONDs.-On Friday
the 9Th inst Geo. II. Robertson, Esq, County
Treasurer took up ten thousand dollars,
$4,000. OF Hind- county bonds Tor which he
paid SOP - By the way, how would IL
do for this county to have "a aet passed by
which it could Issue five dollar baby" bonds
20 take up the outstanding bonds OF large
amounts? Such bonds are issued by the State
Of Georgia. They are about the -ize Of a five
dollar note, having coupons attached at one
end, and are in III respects like other bonds,
except that owing TO their being small they
pass a. currency aud are receivable for taxes.
Every man IL Georgia WHO can raise five dol
lar can b.. and is. Li. own hundhoIler.
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THE interesting Commencement Exercises
al Whitworth Female College, at Br0okhaven
Mississippi, will begin on the 2lzt- Senator
J. Q. C. Lamar Is to deliver the Annual
Address on the morning Of the oath.
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The Great National Remedy y

SURE cure for Bots or Collie in Horses. The
worst of cases will be cured in 80 to 60 min
utes. For sale by all Druggists. E. G. VIII
LIAMs, sole Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Hazlehurst, Miss. If
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Whisky enters largely into consumption
as medicine, and it is in such eases Of the ut
most importance TO get an article OF guaranteed
purity. J. ". Harper's Nelson County Whisky
is recommended by physicians everywhere, and
is received direct from the distillery by Law
renee Fragiacamo, Jackson Miss.
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Just in by Express

10 dozen Grand Duehesse Corsets, at 70
cents.
10 dozen Cinderella Corset, the best In the
world for the money, st 800, and 10 dozen
our own celebrated HRon Ton"
RoBusos, STEVENS & Co.
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"The Great National Remedy"

SURE cure for Bots or Collie in Horses. The
worst of cases will be cured in so to 90 minutes
For sale by all Druggists. E. c WILLIAMSON
sole Manufacturer and Proprietor, Hazlehurst,
Miss
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ProDosals for Coal.

Dds will be received until June l4th, 1879,
y for the delivery of $50 tons COAL, al the
Lunatic Asylum Switch, or at Asylum Coal
House, within such time IS may be agreed
upon between the successful bidder and the
undersigned. r. r. McaILL, Steward.
Jackson, Mss May "a leI9-8W,
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Fresh Arrival

= LOoA 1A444Fa
100 pieces Union Linen Lawns the handsom-
est patters and the best fabric we have yet of
fered, at 10 cents.
100 pieces Figured French Welts, fast col
ors, and the best goods for the money ever
sold at 10 cents.
RoRRsos, sEEYKNs q Co.
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We had added an inch TO the lsngti. OF our
columns-giving the paper, We think, NOR e
shapely appearance, and afording more than
a column additional space
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MIR J. W, OF Iuka, an old subscriber and
friend, in renewing writes: Il am taking
three other papers but cannot do without The
7 tpr1,-
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AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL
kemper County VindiCated
sAND A PEEP AT
RADICAL RULE IN MISSISSIPPI.
BY JAS. D. LYNCI

B1 AS. ID. Ii NH.
11HIs REMARKABLE BOOK, A PLAIN
4 statement Of facts, derived principally
from Official documents, is necessary 10 u pro-
per understanding of the state Of things in
this, one of the " Reconstructed States
to which there has been 50 much misrepr8-
sentasien, especially in the Northern sec
zion Of the Union. Those who are willing 10
hear both sides, and love justice, are invited
to examine this book. A volame Of 4l6 pages,
duodieimo, illustrated, handsomely bound in
cloth. Price $50. Sold by
JAS. II. DUKE,
june4, '79-St. SCoOBA, Niles.
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We acknowledge an invitation from Presi-
dent Webb, of the Mississippi College and
President Iillman, OF the Central Female
Institute to attend the commencement exercises
Of those institutions at Clinton, commencing
Friday, the both inst. The annual address
before the literary societies will be delivered
by Hon. Van II. Manning, Tuesday, the 9th,
and the address before the Alumni by Rev 4.
H. Lonax. Of HazIehurst, Tuesday, the 18th
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PRETTY and Young.

In every feature but the hair, which has
grown white from fever This lady at thirty
five writes us: have used Parker's Hair
Balsam six months and am more than pleased
with it. 1t has restored the natural brown
color of nv hair and given it a silky softness,
nicer than ever before. There Is no dandruff,
no falling hair, and it leaves the scalp SO clean
and nice and cool that | am ever much
pleased, and feel and look like myself again.
The beautiful, fresh and vigorous hair ii pro-
duces, together with its property OF restoring
gray or faded hair to the natural, youthful
color, and entirely freeing the head from
dandruff and itching, surprises less than
it pleases Sold in large bottles, at only
80 cents, and 500, by Byron Lemly, Jackson,
Miss.