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National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE BENDERS.
The Entire Family Captured aud Shot.

DEs MoINEs Iowa, Aug l3,-A letter to
the State Register from responsible citizen
$. A. James-of Sigourney gives the inIorma-
tion on the authority of an eyewitness, who
is also n responsible man, that the notorious
Bender family, four in number, were captured
soon after the discovery OF tho murder OF
Colonel Yorko. The eyewitness says that
tho four were stood up in row, facing nine
rillemen, and were told their fate; that Kato
was plucky to the last, and called upon the
captors to "shoOt aud be- Id" aud that the
four bodies woru buried Mt the corner Of the
four counties of Labotte, Wilson, Neosho aud
Montgomery.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Another Natal ColIsion.

CooPERsTowN, N. Y, Aug, 13-Two extra
freight trans collided one mile east of
Cooperstown Junction, on the Susquohauna
division of tho Delaware & Hudson Canal
company's railroad, early this morning. Paul
Simpson, fireman on one OF tho engines was
instantly killed. John Reilly, fireman OH the
other locomotive, was fatally injured. One
OF the engineers named Learned, was injured
by jumping from his engine. The engineer
on he other train escaped unhurt, A brake
man named Mullen received internal
injuries. Twenty-Five freight cars were do
moished, and the freight strown on the
ground in all directions.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
11,n snnln Amerlcnn Mnr.

Adviees have been received from Chilli by
the legation in this city to the effect that sab.
scquent to the defeat of the allies in Tacna
aud africa, negotiations for peace with Chill
were commenced by Bolivian authorities Ii
is claimed by tho Chilian minister that II
peaceful relations arc established between
Bolivia aod Cali, Peru will also be obliged
TO come to terms, because ir Will then be m-
possible for that republic 10 continue warfare
against Chilli Operations agains! Cnllso and
Lima are said to be processing with vigor
aud another expedition Of ChiilNn forces Is
about to start lor the norgheIn ccast OF Callao,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Possible Intornntlonni Question.

Advces have reached tho department Of
state that general escape of state prisoners
recently occurred at Laredo, Texas. Two of
the prisoners succeeded in crossing the Rio
Grande to New Laredo, Mexico; two woro
drowned, and the remainder were prevented
from crossing by United States troops. 1t is
alleged that the two prisoners who succeeded
in reaching Mexican soil were afforded pro-
lection there. In consequence of this allega-
tion the department ofstate has instructed the
United States consul at New Laredo, Mexico,
to make thorough investigation of the affair
with II view to ascertain whether or not the
escaped prisoners received protection from the
Mexican authorities. If such should provo to
be the case tho neutrality laws which exist
between the United States and Mexico have
been violated by tho latter. State department.
officials are Of the opinion that the protection
was rendered by horso-thioves, and that the
government officers were not COgnizant of 1t.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Rnilrond aiaash-Uns.

HARRISBURG, PA, Aus. 13.-At noon to-day
the second section Of fast passenger train
coming east on the Pennsylvania railroad ran
oil the track while rounding a curve within n
short distance of Duncannon. The engine
and two cars were turned completely around
and the trucks under them were badly dam
aged, but fortunately the box portion OF the
cars resisted the shock aud no person was
hurt Tho accident was caused by the break
ing of the aange of wheel,
About the same timo another smash-up oc.
CURED ON the Northern Central railroad near
Milersburg, Five freight cars We're wrecked,
but no one was injured.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
CongressIonai Nominations.

LOUISVILLE, Aug, 13,The republican con-
vention OF the fifth Kentucky district to-day
nominated Colonel Thomas C. Burns for con-
gross.
RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 13.-The democrats of
tho seventh district in convention at Staunton
last night nominated Judge Henry @, Allen Of
for congress- vice Hon. John T..
Harris, who had previously declined to accept
tho nomination.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
The Dentists Convention.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The Dental associN-
tion of the United States to-day adopted a
constitution, 1t is provided that next years
session shall be held in this city. A commit
tee on revision Of tho constitution was APP
pointed. Dr. A. i. Northrup of New York
was elected president of the association. His
competitors were Drs. Rich, Allen and ABB
bott. Other officers viii be elected tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
The Invader PAYNE,

LITTLE Rock, Ark. Aug 13,-The author
tiles at Washington having ordered tho milf
tary in K ahsas to turn over Payne, the inter-
loper in the Indian territory, to Marshal Dell
of tho western district Of Arkansas for trial
at Fort Smith, Indian Agent Dyer, at tho
. uapaw agency, has telographed Marshal Dell
to send quickly for Joseph Howe, who was ar
rested by the military for the same otlense,
also for trial
National Republican., 1880-08-14
THE SCH UEYzEN FEST ENDED.
Names of Winners of Prizes In shooting and
Bowling.

bOWllh..
The fifteenth annual Schuetzen fest closed
Mt midnight amid the blare of trumpots and
blazing pyrotechuics in the presence Of tho
largest crowd OF the week. About s o'clock
the winners in the prize shooting during the
fest formed in procession aud headed by tho
Marine band proceeded to tho balcony, whore
Mr.. simon Wolf presented tho prizes. Tho
winners of shooting prizes during the week
were f. Kramer of Baltimore, $50; G. Lcits
of Baltimore, so; Charles Wagner Of Blli.
more, S3O;G Wassmaun Washington, S25; DIR.
w. Schwalz Of Baltimore, 20; Charles Il el OF
Washington, SlS; w, Fauduer of Washington,
SIG; Charles Stlulh of Baltimore, S1i; w.
Hayes Of Newark, 5l3 w. Schillmg Of B ti-
morr, fl2; Potter Dill OF Washington, Sli; T.
Gibson of Baltimore, so; L. Boyer Of Wash
ington, 50, J, Lippold Of Washington, ST. J.
@. Seuiicrlo of Washington, 81 o, Fisher of
Baltimore, O.
OtH.hand shooling-W. Hayes Of Newark,
500 W. Fonducr of Washington, Slj; f. Glib
SON of Baltimore, $40; DR.. W. Sghwarz, So; II.
Vandcrhorst s.; G., Leits, 50; Chr, Hszen. -;
i. Kramer, S5
For the most huls,eycs-F. Kramer of
Baltimore 1913, $lOi c. LeitH, lo9, $; +.
o. Fischer ~, 50; Ch. Truth, 40, s.,
Charles Ha2en, 80, 81; W. Hayes of Newark.
H. 50; w. Fendner of Washington, 81, 81; Et.
Abnor, 81, S3 Chr. Ebcl, 81, 50; q. j. Seufrerle.
53 S2; u. Lippold, 81, 81 G, Wassmanu, %, II;
j, Seibcl, 20, 81,
Bowling prizes yesterday were won by q, j,
Seuilore, fl5; b, Golly, Sl2; NJ, IIeydorn, -;
J, Fottch, So; NJ. Kammerer, s.; W, PhilippL,
81; w, Bohrens, 50, and p, J. Lluri.oh -.
NJ Heydorn won IS additional for mot len
strikes and George J. Seuflrrle was awarded a
gold medal for most ton strikes during tho
fest.
Extra shooting prizes for this week were
awarded to John Lippold, q, J. Seuhcrle, II.
Nickel, q. Kiliap, Philip llunkul, Charles
Eycl, L, Boyer, ]. l., Vogb w. f. Ao%'e and
William Fendner.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
sEvEyrEEy FAmILIEs SMorHERED.
An Indian village Buried as VesuVius
Bmried POmpeiL.

The sudden eruption of the Volcano dc
Fuego do Antigua, near Bscuintla. Guatemala,
WAS noticed exclusively in the Chronicle some
time since. The somo correspondent furnishes
the following additional details; On June 30
last tho volcano was smoking very heavily,
but there were no flames. At six o'clock in
the afternoon Of the following day, however,
small flames could bo noticed, aud thirty
minutes afterward large flames and immense
rocks, some of which were estimated at
between 100 and 200 feet In diameter, began
issuing, followed by streams of lava flowing
down the sdes. About this time heavy rain
came on, completely shutting the volcano out
from view. On tho next day the volcano was
smoking heavily, and on July 3, at Iapote, a
small town near the volcano seventeen Indian
families were SIN mothcred in their beds. AZ half
past five o'clock in tho afternoon OF tho next
day there was n largo eruption, the ashes Of
which fell on tho decks Of the ships at Chunpo-
rico eighty miles away. The volcano seems TO
have subsidized as from July 10 July IL the
discharges of smoke and ashes were proportion.
ately less each day.-[San Francisco Chronicle.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Tnlnl shontinE Anllr.

CLEVELAND, ONO Aug Is, - Yesterday
John Mcdonald appeared in Niles, small
town near here, looking for work. To-day at
noon on going home, Darius Parks found Me-
Donald IN his house with Mrs. Parks. Me-
Donald was ordered out Of the house, but in-
stead Of going, undertook 10 put Parks out,
whereupon the latter seized gun and lodged
fourteen shot in McDonad's heart, causing
instant death. Parks gave himself up TO the
authorities, and is held on chsrge OF MUIR
der until the mystery OF tho aflGir can be
clparal nm
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Now nailrnad Rnute.

LONG BRANCH n, j., Aug. l3.-Ihc Cam
den & Atlantic Railroad company has through
arrangements with the Central rsiIioad of
New Jersey and the New Jersey Southern
Railway company, constructed q new through
aud short line FROM Atlantic CITY through
Long Branch 10 New York aud Point Pleasant,
by which passengers will be carried from Az.
lanic Cily to thvsU points without change Of
CArs,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Tho phylloxorn.

SAN FRANcIsco, Aug. 13.-Professor 1Iilgard
of tho state university announces TINT in a
lot of sevon-winged phylloxeR recently re-
ceivcd from the Sonoma valley he has dis.
covered two of fertile variety. He says
this unfortunately settles in the affirmative
the uestion of possible affection at distance,
and he urges effective steps to check tho pest,
as has been done in Fresno county.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
GEORGLA GOVERNORsHIP
A Democratic Opponent to oo,quitt

n HuHIUN'FFIV VI'F'''H""V 10 N"'l'I'0'
ATLANTA, Aug, l3,--Ex'United States Sem
ator Thomas NJ, Norwood, at tho request of q
number of the delegates TO tho late goberna.
torial convention, and Of II large number Of
citizens throughout Georgia, has consented to
make the race for governor. The committees
address to the people and Senator Norwoou's
letter OF acceptance will be given TO the press
Cor nnhliGAlion Tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
And Stln Another collision.

HARTFORD, Conn., Aug, l3,-The regular
night freight train over the New England
road ran into an extra peach train Of empty
cars which was taking water at North Wind.
ham tonight and was on the time of the
regular train. Tho engineer of the regular
train, Frank Way, was killed. A number oil
curs were wrecked
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Tho East IFnrang.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Aug. l3To,morrow st,
Julien and Maud S. will be shipped to Spring.
field, Mass, whore they will trot in the free
for.all and 2:19 races unless special arrange.
ments arc made otherwise. Maud $. will
appear for n grand effort in special event
offered by the Breeders association during
their meeting September z, and . next at
ALBANY
National Republican., 1880-08-14
cah,, rslon,,onIo r,x,cy,mont..

LONDON, Aug 1.-THE SiaadardS Paris cor
respondent says: Telephone experiments
with the submarine cahlo from Brest to Pen.
zance were made yesterday in the presence of
tho director Of the French cable and others
A now system invented by Dr. Herr was very
successful. Edson's system failed"
National Republican., 1880-08-14
New Kailroad Compieted.

CHARLEsrowS, W. VA, Aug. 13.-Tho Ha-
gerstown division of the Shenandoah Valley
railroad, running from Hagestown TO Shep-
Mdstowp, was completed at 1880 o'clock this
morning. The first train passing over tho
track contained largo excursion through
from HarrisonburR, Pa, to CharleStown,
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Commissioner Eau,n Going to Maine.

General Green b. Raum, who was expected
to speak at the republican meeting at Lees
burg to-day, has been compelled reluctantly
TO cancel that engagement having received
telegram from Senator Blaine yesterday, in.
forming him shat arrangements had been
made for him to speak in that state which
makes it impossible for him to attend tho
Leesburg rally. Having authorized Senator
Blaine to announce him as a speaker in the
Maine campaign, he does not feel warranted
under the circumstances in postpon ing his de.
parturo for that state.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
a MnrAersr nrntonoed.

WILMlHGroN, n, c., Aug. l3-Slcphen
Richardson, colored, who killed his mothur'in-
law aud attempted to kin his wife aud father
in.aw, In this city on the night of July 10Th
last, was to-day convicted Of murder, 10 the
criminal court, aud sentenced to be hanged on
the 81 day ol September next
National Republican., 1880-08-14
Lawn Tennis n. Sewport.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. 13.-The first prize In
the lawn tennis tournament ut the casino,
which WAS finished this afternoon, was award
cd to Mr.. Gray Of Boston aud Miss Irwin of
New Y ork; second prize to G.. K. Shaw Of Bos-
ton nd NJ iss Mott of New York, aud third
prize to Harry Stevens aud Miss Hoyt, both of
Nnv Xnrlr
National Republican., 1880-08-14
rrrn, nrmocrntic ronyentlon.

GALVESTON, Aug. ia special dispatch
to tho NoBs from Dallas says; Tho demo-
cratic convention completed tho state tick ct
by nominating William NJ, Brown for comp.
troller, r. K, Labbock for treasurer, aud
Walsh for commissioner of lands"
National Republican., 1880-08-14
New Countorfeit Loga,-ronder.

The sccrct.scrvico division yesterday came
into possession Of n new counterfeit one.dollar
legal-tendor note, IL came from Maine. The
counterfeit is on the sores of 1876, letter d
and with the signature Of A. A. Wymau, treas.
uror. 1t is all exceedingly poor c0uuterfeit,
and is supposed to hsVe had its origin in
LN.AAnln
National Republican., 1880-08-14
End OF tho Tanner Sensation,

NEW YoRE, Aug. l3,-Physicians to-day
stopped keeping record of Tanner, The doc.
tor took breakfast in restaurant aud this
afternoon received present Of mammoth
turtle from Pensacola.
National Republican., 1880-08-14
oen.u. Ennmcrntor Arrested.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-John J. Murphy,
cripple, of 156 Prince street and one of the
United States census enumerators, was held
for examination to-day by the United States
commissioner on charge Of making out false
and fictitious consu returns
National Republican., 1880-08-14
A Unitod states MarshaI Shot.

GALVESTON, TEX, Aug, l3.-A special to
tho Nocs from Denisou says United States
Marshal Willard Ayers was shot aud killed on
Wednesday at Cherokee town, Chickasa W
nation, by negro whom he attempted to ar.
rest
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

Capt e. C. Kellogg, Fifth cavalry,
wrote 70 T. :. Smith, deputy sherin,
and Marshal Ryan. few months since,
telling them Of the desertion Of q man
named Thos. Fitzgerald, company /.
Fifth cavalry, from his command at
White river, and stated that a large
number Of carbines and r~eyolvers we're
missing. :
The Ease was given to U. s. Marshal
schnitger. who instructed his deputy,
w. II. schnitger. 10 work IL up. There
wal clue obtained yesterday 10 the
property, and the deputy marshal went
through the stock Of L. Ringolsky,
pawnbroker, where he found several
reyolvers containing the numbefs sent
by Capt Kellogg. One revolver was
found in the store of p. Bergerson.
OF course the deputy Jagged the arms.
Ringolsky and Bergerson are tech.
nically under arrest. and will have a
hearing before 7. NJ. Fisher, u. 8. CON-
missioner, al II o'clock this morning.
The two gentlemen contend that they
were not aware that the arms were
stolen, or they would not have pur-
chased them, and are therefore conf
dent Of being acquitted, on their hear
ing.
Capt. Kellogg is expected TO arrive
to-day to prosecute the case.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

Mis- Louie Woodman, = beautiful
young LADY resident Of Omaha, died Of
= broken heart the other day. The Sad
circumstances is thus commented on ~
tie RYaddioaa; Miss woodmAns
death was very Sudden. occurring On
Thursday evening after an illness Of
les than twenty-four hours II was
generally reported that she died Of
heart disease. 70 which she had been
subject, the fatal attack being brought
on by undue mental excitement, caused
b the breaking of an engagement be-
tween herself aud Charles Elting, who
Is very severely and justly condemned
Tor his conduct towards this sweet
young lady. She Was his superior in
every respect, and yet he had not a just
appreciation Of her worth. She loved
him tenderly and deyotedly, until she
learned that Lie was not worthy OF her
love, and then she cancelled the engage
ment, and reproyed him for his faith
lessness. The same evening she was
taken M. and the next night she died.
Il Is n Of the saddest cases that has
eyer occurred, and II Charles Elting
has q heart and q conscience her death
viii follow him 10 the grave. This Is n
sad warning 10 those who trihe with
the affections Of the human heart, and
should teach young men sincerity and
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

Chicago, April IA Tribune editorial
says: The San Francisco board Of super.
visors adopted resolutions last evening
to the effect that the peace Of the city
had been seriously endangered by the
iniammatory harangues Of Mayor Kal.
loch. They also authorized the judici-
airy committee to investigate the mat
ter and report. 1t is thought the pro.
posed investigation is only a prelimin'
airy to the impeachment of Kalloch,
Having rid themselves of Kearney, II
is only natural that the people of San
Francisco should rid themselves Of the
reverend spouter' for whom the To-
q~uacious draymen stood sponsor.
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roIxrs.

Col. Murrin and T. Dyer are in Den
yer.
Judge W. ii. Miller returned yester-
day from a brief visit To Denver.
+. NJ. Plumb came down from Ev-
anston yesterday, and is stopping at
the Railroad house.
Hon. =. HANNA has gone TO Silver
Cliff TO settle his business preparatory
TO returning to Cheyenne.
c. +. Crocker, son Of Judge Crocker
of California, was u passenger on the
west bound train yesterday.
II. S. Van Tassell, esq, went down
to Sidney last evening 10 attend the
meeting OF the sto~ckgrowers there. )
Z. A. Sothern, the actor, is about
sixty years Of age and has gray hair.
Yet he looks no more than thirty on
the stage.
At Dyer's: II. l.. Noble, Indianola,
Ia; $. A. Guthrie. Marion, o.; Mrs.
ID. $. Latham, Chas. Pepper. Salt Lake;
F. Staufer, Kelton, Utah.
Jesse Grant, sol OF Gen. Grant, went
through yesterday on his way to San
Francisco to attend the wedding Of his
brother Ulysses to Miss Flood.
At the Inter-O Ocean: ii. ID. Gilbert,
st. Louis; J. Meyer, Rochester; DIR.
w. G. Gibbon, Temperance Adrocate;;
Joseph p. Donnelly, New York City;
II. q. Thompson, Georgetown, Col; ].
j. Green, Clyde, N. Y; VIM. Richard
son, Albany. N. Y: c. Curtis, Detroit.
Mich; A. II. Armstrong, Holey, Mass.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

ID eauty's boom. Dr.. BEAUzART-s Medicr.
Died Identifying Lotion-Nof an artificial
mat have heen 10 much usei az lrfe n A..
deposits nothing on the surfaee but ncts IN
nImon with natures laws gradually
len clcnr. white md MOOT ~ an infnnt's.
Freckie9 are nded Rom the skin, never to
return. Hlnck-hcad< Of the pores, pimpies.
permanently clcnnscd frum the akin. II
Encoths wrtnkles, and the nhriveled and
bd.iiancy OF youth No lady after listing this
lotion VIII ever Invest IN powder and white
Washes A reward OF q 90 II offered 70 any
ak weeks and not md u TO do ali I claim
tor a.. AIRS. Willard. agent Tor Wyoming,
Agents wanted in ali paris OF i country.
On. A. T. BEAUxAHT.
10 West "a 81, New York city.
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Proposals for Army Transportation.
Hdqrs. Dept. Of the Platte,
Office Chief Quartermaster,

FORT OMAHA, April LIST, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tripli-
plicate, subject to the usual conditions.
will be received Mt this office until IL
O'Clock NOM, on Thursday, April 18th,
1850, at which time and place they will
be opened In the presence Of bidders,
for the transportation of military sup
plies on the following described routes
in the department Of the Platte, during
the period commencing May 1, 1880, II
required, and ending June 80, 1880.
From Grand Island, on the U. p. II.
r., or northern terminus Of railroad
being constructed from Grand Island,
north, to new post, Fort Niobrara, Ne
braska.
Proposals will state the rate per
100 pounds per 100 miles. Proposals
for transportation on either OF the
routes above named will be received.
The government reserves the right to
reject any or all proposals.
Blank proposab, form OF contract,
and full Information rs to the manner
of bidding, conditions to 10 observed
by bidders, add terms Of contract and
payment, will be furnished on applica-
ton to this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked: Proposals for Transport
tation from - to --.o
NJ. I. LuDINaroN,
aGd6t Chief Quartermaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08
County cemmis-Ieaer.' Meeting.

The county commissioners met yes
terday morning as per adjournment,
Messrs. Leibey, Holt and Hecht pres
emit.
A number of bills were presented and
allowed
It was resolved TO allow no more re-
bates on taxes.
The resignation OF ID. NJ. Hermans,
as justice OF the peace at Fort Laramie,
was presented and accepted.
After ~transacting some other bust
ness, the board adjourned until Thurs
day, April %.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

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the world. win most surely quicken
the blood whether taken internally or
applied externally, and thereby more
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1t cures pain In the back or bowels,
sore throat, rheumatism, toothache,
and ALL ACHES, and Is THE GREAT
BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BROWN,S
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ly. A teaspoonful Of the Panacea In a
tumblerful Of hot water Isweetened II
preferred taken at bedtime, will break
up a cold. % cts a bottle.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-08

n~..It - stra~ FsaAE 90 the Uats4
PArtGs Tratas o

During thess days Of extensive travel
on the overland trains, while there is
much interest manifested in the leading
candidates for the presidency, the pass
engers hnd amusement in taking straw
votes. IL has been the case that in all
the votes taken Blaine Is ahead. On
yeterday a vote was taken ON the west
bound train, Seth Sharpness, conductor,
and the same on which Jesse Grant
WAS a passenger. The result was Is
follows:
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An unblemi.hed complexion

is like a sweet voice, ian excellent thing
in u woman" Where II does not exist
naturally, 1t may be impaired by arti-
fetal means. .Glenn's Sulphur Soap
emoyes all the unpleasant effects of
dust and perspiration, o~bliterating
blotches, tan and all other discolora-
tions Of the skin; more than this, 1t
gives n healthy tint to the cheeks, and
n lustrous wilderness and smoothness to
the neck and arms. 1t Is the fashion,
able cosmetic ut the watering places,
and, as science vouches for its harmless
ness, no lady need be afraid to use 1t.
Beware Of ~counterfeits. See that &C.
N. C~rittenton, Proprietor" is printed
on each packet, without which none Is
genuine. Sold by druggists at 25 cents;
three cakes 90 cents. A fitting toilet
accompaniment Is Hills instantaneous
Hair Dye which changes gray or any
obnoxious color to a beautiful black or
brown In the space Of a few minutes,
and contains no mineral poison. Depot
7Sixth Avenue, New York.