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Fln,l for tho revolution Of lis rrc.euc,
II, .lr ph,cr,-clehyn II, Il With mi Jnroftm ~ md
to nur iHst tu .lerHtp Its finest puwcrs' As md
Their, Is ti,c n,nri wurt. You sra If, IN, H.,
of enyinH tn,t ,nnlstGra nre unIy ren nt,nn nah!s
uni WI must sny tho snnu OF ts!jtnrs sm' T. ~,
Il large AlIawntlrc fur tul, THEY III, MI ,ike ,.Mke
In with mir hicAs, hut WI knnw they nr st..sne
tnett ntl,i trltn III thpir vocation. knnxo EotA
,ntsillnfi ~ full nf ,1nGMy as flint oT thn " no
iiunt.r IF II great journal His catRt,,,n.So1- So1-
c,nntctl by ttt,s If thousands, nfu cyrrv tm.
t1eM wants tho t'lt,er run bts wny f-nt" "n u
fumes If It II mt 80, md writes Ren}hv n.1d h1d
Or RvtH M bis rRrer. This Ia MI wt1,nv nnsF u.stF
prrrtllhl threat to tno Of tho tucst trnn.nan CIV =
VIZ .scss-tho frce.1Hsn Ut t1lo t,ress, NM te
lnr9 free speech tn the pulpit, h,h cherish Ma s,s
We slinnll luse u also n tbo trrss 20 II Ic ecan
nAIl sturdy spncnh. nn'l say with EnxI .iohn iohn,
goes against myself" ""'a !"
EEtTnntAn Los1stGfrr.
1t must he TIM frat conditions ot thu c,,,,.-
ahIp Of +, Yrcnt newspaper ulnt tho eora shn,t
auu further m wlher thAn ws do. ia Il - sa,s ~
ttHt condition OF minister that lie ahaii Mo ~"
tleepcr md higher tl,hh bis hcatrrs. Thnra 4 ~
deep right IN tho work tho gsl!tor In. t, ID. =
he Is Il nnti W. tse 10 hc in,!st ln II free nm
tllnn VIC tlko IL now.-or nlsc ito tlny cn,nS.
wt,tr, llu In not worth tying IL. Nf ali nncn. IT,
tho worll tn bo E'inrtct from nnrrow, liUHtrJ
mid Eceshrinn sFlrt. put tho editors sutlct~,s
first after the Church. Let lis Hee to II thnt Ma
cntlscryG such frcrdntn, and hen the cn,lrso ~
tho Brent md HrRiltt newspaper Will Oc ns tb,t ~
nr tho SIN, which stfreth miro nnl morn IN, -
the }crfcpt tuy, and tho whole fmn9o viii be of
shining gUId. w -
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The Rev. Robert Collyer on the
Press OF the Present
Day.
A Grcnt Power for Both Good and
Evll-Its Prospective 1m-
prOyenlcnt.-
Good and Bad Points in American
Journalism-Libcrty, Not L.
oense, Necessary.

rnrk nycnnc. Tho reverend speaker sntt:
I think there can DC nu doubt tllst tho most
potent tA,wcr fur Hooli pr OWL In our iurvl Mo'l-
crn tfn Ia tho newspaper. In ctAititres TINT tnkc
to n monarchy, it Is tho real King, nnd III Re-
y,.cs like this nf ol1rs 1t IL tho real President,
md citizens md subjects al!ko look to II FOR ~"
apirutot1 md direction, na few Of tlloni. iiu-
nrino, over toak to the Lord. |
Tho newspaper fs nlsu the rnnst remarkable |
oltcume ur uur modern civilization. ksinw or |
no ono thing bus,!o that haa HathoTrd into ftaelf
80 faithfully tho very cssouce Ut tho Invention
md discovery which hns nnie the Inst hundred
ycnrs peerless III this rcsrrct over NIL TINT went |
heforv, pr which employs sb much of tho finest |
power to-tay IN tho thought and life Of 1nA1.
NEWSPAPERS IN THE Wtr.pt:tH>:ss. |
Tho stem, cnRino tipcs no days work 50 1nfr-
ycouR In It's whole result rs thut which ls dono
by tho stctA,h printing press; tho Wlrn
i,Rstca 1lo such woixi,t of Interest, tho |
rAllrold carries no B,sc1 freight III ita
Inst rast,ont while tho artist has III
s,,cE, opening beale M this transfers hta work
Mt once to the block nnd then scnds hia p!ct.trr
flying into tho l,pArts and tlnrhcs Of million
men. wont once intn the Northwestern Wilder
t,tEs nftnr trout mud calno to n log hnttsc where
wc ,,nlted for chat, and the good wnn,nn told
III TINT tho ln,!lcs Of our purity wcic tho tirst
,shito women she Ind eGen for almost twn ycslrs.
II WIS ii very pretty house. and was full Of rosy
c.lldrcu: auL this was to ho ,ttesl, thht Rhc ilnsl
tni viii pctars ar 'ii fu" .e DIR astrate papcrs 50
TINT tiIu children were living tfl Rnrt nf nrt-
gnlery which bro,!ght t.v Ereat world hong 1 TO
by It thmlcr-stpr1, 'nsn nnptbor log t!niisc. full
ot ch!i.lrc!,, md tho was!s Of tho living rnl,'.
ure. .xn'lcry'n 1T u,,r Thought, and llfo nlla land
"iiow do yon tHa!taEo 70 tl yvnr .; fnersT .s'a I
81 ea'a sss ss % mpers IN kmpw thu 1 rs a, lit
! thesu ott!ory who nro born Of your hani and
btnlt I
, 1880-12-08
His Views Of tho Present ADJ
nlnistrntiol, and Of tho
OuttoOlS.
Hayes Compromise Experiment. "a Most
. Pitiablo Failure" e"-Fair Elootions
CT No Representation.
6ppos.a 10 NakIny M.lrtsiIents lile.Senalcrs-ln
raror Of Filling III the Offices With Good
md Competent Republicans.

Amor'ch" orh"I' s"tr "s"." ''''s'
LOW 1"es.o''S ' Is r, ..',, = .ra'., ,,robo,,v
wv, ~, ,n, 1"ss'so" WA '"'"'''
oan 10 H's .al'.u': ,,,,.,,, ,,.,ror tb,.
49, ~. - ..fn,'t.s t,I"nn hut,u
tl"es!'oh' WV. :" ~ ,,, ~" -. -, nr,,,
one .n.'As ai1 'ttat 20 .",. <.,.,. 1,a,.u1,"t
eoo'l lepun'sas a"" Ho.. . 49,, ~ .,,es, nov,
Una .'.' .'s'., ;" .".. .n .1,a.,.,,.s ',n,nI.s
90 no g0 t ~ 'nr m nr,!v trro With
hS u%nrt 'co, .uefa ~ 1cna ] M III, shou
navo con!i''cneo iii eac''. Tho President Is nel',
fcsponsbln for ms administrator ana inr toas
,,.sr. IL ,".',", tot t;cn t,nrc,,t vii. ,ake In.
q, o,,,s,,,1,.,nn ,ho tcst intrrns,. If Inn ,cpb-
70 ,, ,ao ~ 's 'st, % cu III" ~ sst ,n,"r-
ton In IN hts hts mind he well scrct h,y Cabinet. it
force cabinct upon President. ne s'o',ld DO
teLs pefresy 'fce 10 Se'e'' LIS '
:" win ta WIN ,s 81 oto1,yrrt Atln,,nist rntIon7"
!. ~. ~ .s,.,r"r., ,,,,, ,,onn' Von,,htf,ou
.a..,i.,s. .,,, .,e,, s,,. ~. IT., r,,,,,I,u, ia
that tho experiment tried by tic present Admin.
tstrntlon has lccn ..
n,sr .,1iMs IT , ax,c,,sD ., nr,,cln,c
,'a. ~ IT. H., r,,o ,,,I', i" H. ~ ost c"cttnn sn
whit policy they wtsl,e. To have cnrrie,i out, and
tho s,,cscssf,,l candltln,r l,ay no rlght 10 aopt
son," ,,thor currsr. No honest ,nut, ever ttw,rt-
Cd tho will of tho people who gave lin ro'yer
Tho President IL simply the igcnt uf tie pcoplr
and no must ne true I, to MS vi ,na s ss
No s'Aht " ris"e ~" toh1, -. s'. ., ,..,v'
e'pie e 's''' aro" wne' H' the orerct s Is flr.
President with ,o1lty If lila s,,vn ct,ntrnry to
tho expressed viii Of thu ,ncu who elected h!m,
Is .s. sS ~ t,r WIN ,,n ,..%fnity %
s no b y rcs,r,l II tbu "i Ires.,ns A,astras,on
, 1880-12-08


Some trr is kept hot III a kettln on tho ror>.
tnnN ~ Mcuknr, Mtnn.,-the residents tnkinr
turns ut watching tho rc. Tho tnr is to bt. Tsoa
nn n nin1l WHO IN now oil on wedding t0llr wIa
his hfecc, II he proves bold cnp.,gh to return ~
Tho s,rest, ensicst, md quickest wny 10 oct
ourctl Gf a cold Is by using t]r. ljulifa Co,ish
syrup. q cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
NArIous Causes--

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappOint.
ment, and hereditary predisposition-all operate
to turn the hair grav aud either Of them inclines
IL TO shed prcmaturely. AYERR's HAIR NIGoR
will restore faded or gray, light or red hair to a
rich brown or deep black, as may be desired. 1t
softens and cleanses the scalp, giving il healthy
action. II removes and cures dandruf and hui
mors. By its use falling hair 10 checked, and a
new growth will be produced In all cases where
the fOlllcles are not DESTROYED or the glands de-
cayed Its effects are beautifully shown on
brashy, weak or sickly hair, on which few ap-
plications will procure the gloss and freshness
Of youth. Harmless and sure in its operation,
IL Is Incompatible as dressing, and Is especially
valued for the soft lustre and richness of tone II
imparts. 1t contains neither oil nor dye, and
will not soil or color white fabric vet IL lasts lon
on the hair, aud keeps it fresh and vigorous,
For sale by all dealers. tD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
Not acknowledging"
DIMMIcK, Oct. 9th, 1855

DIMMIcK, Oct 9th, 1850.
10 Mc Chairman Of Tie Uemocratic Congressman
ou.tHdtte-DEAR SIR: AS resident of this
county for over thirty years | desire to call the
attention of the voters OF this district to some
thing that seems to have escaped the notice Of
the orators Of this campaign 1t is to the old
Know. Nothing time.
In the early days of La Sale that party was
very strong, aud threatened to take away from
us our votes and our right to worship we
chose.
They had n strong secret club that used to
meet in the old warehouse on the canal basin,
and there they laid their plans to keep all for.
cigners, lrish English, Scotch, Germans, Poles
and Norwcgians from ever being citizens OF this
country
They took the following oath: 81 swear that
| will not vote nor give my influence for any
man for any Office in the Gift Of the people un.
less he be an Amercan-born citizen in favor Of
Americans ruling America, nor il he be a Roman
Cathoic.'
Twas at this time that Daniel Evans, now
candidate for congress, was editor Of the Hcrdld
in La Sale, and he manfully stood up for
the foreign. born citizens, who were in the mi
nority and did all that could be done in his pa
per to countQract the work OF the Know Moth
ing League.
The Know -Nothings took away their advertise
ments and subscriptions from his paper and tried
to ruin him, but he stood firm to what he be-
lievcd to be the true principles Of liberty,
Many were the nights that Mr.. Evans and his
friends watched his press all night to guard it
from destruction threatened by his enemies. And
this was In the days when we were in the minor
ity, and the Catholic church had to be guarded
by armed men.
When | recall these old times and how Mr..
Evans stood up bravely for us, don't think any
one, whether he comes from Ireland, Scotland,
England, Germany, Poland, Sweden, Norway
France, or any other country, will go back on
Daniel Evans. Respectfully,
THOMAS UENNEsY, NJ. ID.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
Rural Happenings.

SENECA, oct Elm my letter of last week,
published on the eth page to day spoke OF
the changes of the administration of the affairs
of the Catholic church here, but was unable
to state whom the successor to Father Shcady
was; | can this week inform those of your
readers who take an interest III such matters,
that the new priest" Is Rev. Thomas Majors,
He celebrated divine service last Sunday
morning and in a short address to the congre-
CATION introduced himself as their new pastor,
lie paid an eloquent tribute to the worth and
good qualities of his predecessor and by his
manner, earnestness and evident learning and
scholarship, favoraby Impressed all who was
within sound Of his voice. We have no doubt
that Father Tom" will become popular with
all whom he comes in contact he is so already,
as, from what we can learn he has won golden
opinions from all classes of this little com.
munity.
A serious and painful accident happened to
Mrs Geo Pope, of the North Prairie, few
days ago. She and Mrs. Chas. Amey had been
visiting friends IN Livingston county, and on
their way home the buggy in which they rode
was overturned and broken. Mrs. Amey es
capped with some slight bruises, but Mrs. Pope
had her right arm broken above the elbow
1t was Immediately set by a physician of the
neighborhood, and is progressing tavorably
A new enterprise is spoken of. Our towns
man, i. NJ. Robinson, Esq, is about to put up
a planning mill in conjunction with gentle
man from Morris.
Alex. Vaughey has been away for the past
week seeing the boys" he has just returned
and feels hopeful for the cause.
Grain receipts are growing small by degrees
ana beautifully less The two canal houses
have been full to overlooking, but arc gradu,
ally reducing their stock. In Il few weeks |
will give you review of the grain trade this
season. KAPPA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
PRE- SPEECH.

The republicans are the champions OF free
speech i'm the manner Of the Pilgrim Fathers
this u.s. when it ihterfcres with none Of their ar
engagements or desires. On Thursday evening
the democrats according to an announcement
made public before the republicans had chosen
the day for their meeting, expected Hon. w. W:
o Bricn to speak. When the day came they Mt
boy around town with a banner calling attcn-
ton to the fact, as has been done at every demo.
cratic meeting this campaign. The boy and ban.
ner struggled up to Tura Hall, where n crowd
had gathered. THIS didn't suit the young repub.
leans arrangements, who proceeded to kick the
boy oil the walk Mr.. Mooney happening at
hand took the boys part and forced "A way for
him through the crowd on the walk; but not un.
til after one Of the "liberty loving" republicans
had salutcd him with the epithct, "You damned
rebelw and another prominent leader had threat
cned to thrash" him If seen on the sidewalk
again that day! Later IN the day boy twhose
father is prominent and wealthy republican Of
this city, though Of course in no way responsible
for the boys conduCt) tore the banner by hurting
a stone through IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

England Is getting uneasy about the flow OF
gold into this country and It's financcrs are
talking about the adoption of the double stan
dard OF gold and silver MIR. Hayes, John
Sherman and the republican leaders generally
professed to the public to believe that by re
monetzng silver in this country, all our gold
would flow to Europe, but the flow has kept
up the other way, 1t will be borne in mind
tina, Mr.. Garfield was a bitter opponent Of the
silver bill, and voted to sustain the veto of Mr..
HAYES Of this measure.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

CATTLE-EXtra grade shipping steers, 5000
$50; good to choice natives, S4.5Od4 so; feeders
fair to good, S300@3.5 80; cows common to fair,
s240M2.75.
HoGs-Good to choice heavy 81. 70@4 81;
light s4.5061465; mixed packing 81. 45Gt4,6O;
skips aud culls IS 95@425.
WooL-Stcady. Asking rates from store for
eastern Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois wool
range as follows: Tubwashed bright 461
a p n; 10 dingy and coarse 4l143c !;
fleece washed medium 40Gi2c y h; do fine 81
o3Sc; do coarse S3d36c; unwashed medium -
M32c; do coarse 20@25c; do fine bright s5G2Gc /;
do heavy lS@24c; bucks fleece l6@lSc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
n supernumerary relation to the church, with.

a supernumerary relation to the church, with
out a regular pulpit.
Brother Stoughton, who was put on The su
ernumerary list year ago for dabbllng in pol
ltics-bclng a democrat-rc.appcarcd at he
conference and asked to be restored, making
the point tina. Brothers Hatfield and Others
had been delivering republican harangue'
without rebuke and he saw no reason in his
punishment for the same offence. The broth
rem were unable TO answer him and he was re
stored to full fellowship.
In the appointments we notice the name Of
Rev. +. c. Arnold for Ottawa, W. Evans fol
Peru, o. c. Burt for Seneca, T, Horne for Mar
seIlles, &c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

Rock RIVER CONFERENCE.-THE Rock RIv-
er Conference, which supervIses the affairs of
the Methodist denomination for a large por-
ton Of northern Illinois, held its annual scs-
sion at Rockford during the past week, al
journing on Tuesday The subject of deepest
interest that came before them was the conun-
drum, what to do with the Rev. DR.. Thomas.
This eminent gospeler has been preaching doc
trines which are supposed not TO jibe exactly
with the commonly accepted Methodist creed.
The conference would have preferred not TO
bring him to trial and TO avoid it were willing
he should either recant or resign, but the Doc
tor would do neither and accordingly COM
mittee had 10 be selected TO prefer charges
against him. The matter was then referred 10
the presiding elder Of the district for action,
the conference meantime adjourning for one
year. The Doctor, in the interim, is to hold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
A NEW INDIAN TROUBLE.

Just as the Interior Department at Washing
ton was congratulatlng itself on the prospect of
speedy contamination Of It's plan of a remov-
al OF the Ute Indians of Colorado to their new
reservation, an incident occurs that Is likely
to defeat the result Of a year of delicate nego-
tiaton man named Jackson a citizen of
Belmont, Kansas, with party of three others,
was conducting wagon tram through the Ute
country to the Gunnison region. While en-.
camped for the night couple of drunken In
dIans came up and demanded biscuits, acting
IN an nsolent manner. One Of them drew his
it declaring his intention to shoot Jackson. AT
this the latter thought it was time to defend
himself, and drawing his gun, he shot at the
Indian. The Indians then left, hut next morn
ing Jackson was arrested by party of troops
on charge of shooting at an Indian and was
beng marched Off towards Gunnison city
when the party were surrounded by sixty In
dams who demanded .lackson's surrender
The soldiers who had him IN charge were
directed to give him up and he was taken off
by the savages, tied to a stake and burned
alive The affair has created intense excite
ment and now warrants have been issued by
the Colorado authorities for the arrest of Capt
Snllcy, Berry the Ute agent, and Others who had
part IN ordering the arrest of Jackson, on u
charge Of being accessory to his murder. Thus
while the affair has not only reconstructed the
intensest hostility between the Indians and
whites in Colorado, 1t threatened to lead to
a very serious conflict of authority between
the state of Colorado and the federal authori
ties at Washington. Dispatches from Wash
ington state, however, that Attorney General
Devens has given orders to the L. s, officials
In Colorado not to Interfere with the state au-
thoritIes. The parties under arrest are agent
Berry, Commissioner Meacham, Hoyt and
Cline, and AS these men consented to the sur
render of Jackson to the Indians, who after.
wards tortured him to death, il Is likely things
will go hard with them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct. %, 1880.
The Times of yesterday says:
On Change the markets were generally weak
on yesterday. Grain and provisions were both
bearish in their tendency, and on majority OF
the articles traded in decline was suffered. The
trading ali around was only fair for this season
Cash property closed Mt the following prices:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
PRESS TELEGRAMS,

The value OF such sheets as the Chicago Iri-
time and Inter- Ottdn AS newspapers was brought
home 20 Ottawa people yesterday on reading the
kilograms from Ottawa on the republican demon
stration Of Thursday. The Tribune item, sent 10y
Williams Of the Journal, was most rldiculously
untrue and exaggerated. The paper that would
tolerate such ne,cs kilograms is u burlesquc on
journalism. The Inter- Ocean man did not so CON.
pletely miscad his readers, sending n kernel OF
wheat in ton Of chat. The Times item, sent by
Nattinger, was the only one tit to be read, and
even that was well colorcd. Whatever paper
is on the editorial page It's news should not lie
for lying there is swindling the reader, who pays
for truth-uot lies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
A CARD.

To all Who suffering from the and ndiscreons
OF youth weakness early decay loss OF manhood
sc. will send recipe that viii you, FREE OF
CHARGE This great remedy discovered by mission
airy South America Send sefaddres-cd envelope to
the Raw. JosxrH I. IMAM, Siaiinn ~ Nee York CRY.
Anil i1-fY-Sp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
Telephones.

q There is POM man from Mentor,
Who Ames 10 be Uncle Sans renter,
But Credit Mobilicr,
And pavement DeGolycr,
Would scarce permit him to enter.
The Ey.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

gers, And IN the three extras put on the mail
west, Rock Island route, there were seven pas.
sengcrs. Two cars were locked up empty, and
the other carried the seven.
~
One OF the most imposing preliminary process
sions on Thursday was the return from the X. !.
depot after the train from La Sale had arrived,
the cavalcade consisting Of Fitzgerald band and
Tom Carcw's dray!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
BANKS.

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cities east and west
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
EXCHANGE England, Ireland. Scotland and all i'm
portant psns In Continental Europe drawn In
purchasers
". =. Revenue Stamps OF ali demon Nations con
stantly hand and for sale.
United States Bonds, Local Securities, Gold AND
Silver bought and sold.
Banking hours from "a. NJ. to 4 PN.
jan r. 1873 F. s. EAMEs, Cashier.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
Chicago Market.

10 nj twO-thirds price.
The grain prices whole range of market froIw
house prCes 10 prices paid for odd laads for feed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23
THE FATAL TELEPHONE

1HE FATAL TELEPHONE.
lie stood with his car to the telephone
At a time when lac hadn't oughter,
And caught the words III a distant room
OF his only chlld-a daughter.
The sounds he heard to his heart sharp went
Like the stroke Of a reaper's sickle;
90! 90 good gracious! Neddie dcar,
HOW your moustache does tickle"
Then the father he
Went quite crazee.
And bare hs bosom throwing:
lie stabbed himself with the telephone wire
And set his life-blOod flowing.
-.indrc,c's Booqr.
Fog THE LEGISLATURE.
Another candidate for the legislature has an
pearcd: JAMES CoNLTS, who through the Toni.
ca Netcs says he will run independent.
FOR SHERIFF
And Gro. GAUr, Of strestor still persists in
making the canvas for sheriff as independent re-.
publican, TO the great annoyance of Clark.
The republicans lave engaged Patsey RYAN "
labor for Clark for sheriff. That accounts for
Patsy's damp but enthusiastic celebration of The
Indiana election Immediately on getting out OF
jail
How grand the meeting sas Is indicated by
the arrivals at the depotz- Two extra cars on The
mail south. Fox Riycr Iipe, brought 20 passen
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-10-23

Another candidate for the legislature has ap-
pesrcd: JAMES CoNLIS, who through the To,i
ca Ne''s says he will run independent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-01-01
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, Iuxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps it from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving 1t a curling
tendency and keeping 1t In
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair Is the sure
result Of using Kathair0n.