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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-14
THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Judges Wyle and COX-Pullman
agt. Stevens; argument concluded.
To-day, Knox agt. Osborn; patent case con
tinued on motion for rehearing. Lewis agt
and submitted. Campbell agt District OF Co
lumbia; argued by Mes;srs. Riddle and Totten.
Strait agt. Strait: motion of complainant to va
cate decree for alimony because OF misrepresen
tataoD as o defendants Salrry; filed.
CIRCUIT COCRT (No. 1)-Jtt1ge KdcAytn1ly.
Yesterday, District agt. Johnson; verdict for
plaintiff $1,000. Maddox agt. Dazenbrook; do.
nominal damages. Schelsfnger ct al agt Best;
do. s3lS.69.
To-day, Mccoy agt. Fowler: on hearing. Han
bury agt. Whitney; discontinued.
CIRCUIT COURT CNO. 2)--Jtt0ge CARTER.
Yesterday. Potomac Steamboat Co act. Fol-
lansbee: verdict for plaintiff nominal damages.
Thomas agt. Shepherd: time OF pleading ex-
tended. Carr agt. Morrison; leave to file addi-
tional pleas granted and cause continued. Lyons
agf. First Colored W. M. church; trial com
menced.
To-day, Shiver agt. Brown; sealed verdict for
plaintiff nominal damages. Lyons agt. LIST col
Ored Methodist CHURCH; on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Iutge Haqnpr
Yesterday, Robinson agt. Robinson; proof to
be taken by John N. Oliver. Knowles agt
Dodge: bill dismissed: Smith agt. Pearson, pro
confesSo as to Evan Smith taken and case re-
ferred to auditor Clarke agt. Gull; motion TO
pay interest and taxes denied. Beard agt.
Center; on hearing.
To-day, Coltman agt. Moore. motion to loan
a party denied. Brooke agt. Donoghue; sale
ratified and reference. Webster agt Stewart:
hearing on attachment fixed for %, and rule to
show cause. Simpson agt. Simpson; substitutes
OF trustees ordered. Boards agt. Center on
hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-J'tdge James,
Yesterday, Thomas G. Cox. previously con
vfcted of an assault anG battery on John III.
Crane; fined $50 VIM. Marshall assault on
Mary Hill; verdict guilty. sentence suspended.
Thomas Smothers, indicted for rape, etc: or
trial.
POLICE CoURT-Jit1ge Shell
To-day, Chas. E. and Clifton Dorsey loud
and boisteroUS: s. or Is days each. VIM Me
Donald, forfeited collateral. Horace johnson.
yagrancy: bonds or 30 days. Frank Genoa, do:
bonds or SO days. Park Washington. do: do
Jas. Patter. assault on Clara Handsome: s..
Sally Blackburn, assault on Bette Harris bv
striking her in the mouth with a club; s.. Wal
ker Marshall, larceny Of a meal: restitution
ordered and case dismissed.
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~ DR.. T. W. Ross, a well-known physician OF
Waynesburg, Pa. few days since drank some
chloroform, MISLEADING 1t Tor gin. For a time it
VAS thought he would recover from the effects
but he afterwards became worse and died on
Thursday;
u /. Tucker, coored charged with the
murder OF be Frazer in 1919. was taken from
jail at Greensburg, st. Helena parish, La.
Suncay morning by fifteen men and shot to
death.
rF-N Near Linden. Warren county. Va, on
last Friday, While Jack Johnson. colOred- was
chaStislng BIS Child In loft. bis vile ascen ded
10 interfere. and was tnr0EA With such force
by her husband down the ladder that her neck
was broken. Johnson made his escape,
az At Waco, Texas, VIII Hardwick killed
John French, his rival in love affair, and
then committed suicide,
ys-The New Orleans board Of health denies a
report that there has been yellow fever there
this year.
kE-r--
..on. Eugene Hale and family, OF Maine,
who wintered In Florida. lett Jacksonville Sd
urday last for the north.
~ Lawrence Fitzgerald, Ieadylle, tCoi,
MINER was fatally Shot by George TatterShalI
about a claim owned by the former when the
latter attempted to jump.
tEJoseph Reynolds, son OF Hon. John
REYNOLDS, committed suicide at Wexford. r. |.
yesterday. by shooting himself. He was l i III
health.
tE-The health officer at Cincinnati yesterday
found on the Louisville mail boat a lot of ''yel-
low fever feathers from Memphis and sent
them back to Louisville. They are the same l0t
recently sent to Chattanooga.
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The Waste OF po,ornac wa,cr

Senator Rollins, OF the District committee,
and author OF the bill to prevent waste of water,
now pending before the Senate said to a STAR
reporter to-day: 1.-THE people Of the District
ought to understand this subject and try TO
STOP to little extent at least, the waste of
water works while this waste goes on. Just a
little effort ON the part OF the people to check
the waste would do great deal OF good. It
would enable the residents on the high grounds
TO have an abundant supply of water. The
commissioners told me yesterday that IL one
third or the waste we're saved there would be an
abundant supply OF water for all. Here In the
are consumed, more than In any city Of the
country, and as long as these figures stare Con-
greSS In the face We cannot get any appropria-
ton for the water works. and we have aban-
doned all efforts. The water is absolutely
wasted and il ought to be stopped. III people
stop the waste then there VIII not be any need
for the police to enter their premises"
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CHASED BRACELETS. gold chains, s. at PrIgg's +

A FAT MANS CLOTBEHG STORE WANTED was the
heading OF letter recently published in New
the writer, and his many fat friends who live in
washington, had never shared in the benefits
that others have. or they would not say that
S,ore was needed for the sale OF tat mems
clothing" as we always have large assert
ment OF extra sizes On hand. OF both suits and
OvercOatS. ~
we would be very pleased to have the writer
Of the letter and his many friends give ne a coli
ana LEI us see II we cannot supply them with
hice-htting garments, ready made and at rea-
sonaole prices. A. SakS Co. $40 and 31S
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The Johnson Murder CaSe.

To-day in the Criminal Court the grand jury
returned true bill OF Indictment against John
Silas Marshall johnson alias J. S. NJ. johnson.
alias j. II. Johnson, alias John johnson. for the
murder OF James L. johnson on the 29th OF
March. This Indictment is found to meet the
Plea IN abatement filed in the former indict-
nleDt, in which the name OF the accused was
given as John III. johnson. The witnesses are
DIS H. X. BigelOw, W. r. Ramsey and J. F.
Rartigan. Turner r.. Hickman, Preston NJ,
PIERCE, John Finn, John CiarksOn. ". B. Ellis.
James ". Waters. William Coleman and W.
Robinson $1,000 ~
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The Widow divers Suu avasn
ex-senator CRmerau


The case OF the widow Oliver against on.
senator Simon Cameron. for breach of promise
was called In the Court In General Term yester
day. and MT. Riddle counsel for Defendant
stated that one OF his associates {Mr Cook was
SICK, ana the other Gen. Butler) was absent
rom the city. He asked that the case be con
tlnaed with tie understanding that H. wo1,ld be
called about the end of this month, and IL was
so marked A' ~ ""'
DECORATION DAY.-The executive committee
OF the Impairment Of the Potomac G.. A. z
nave selected subcommittee to procure era
LOTS and poets for the ceremonies at Arlington
soldiers Home and Congressional cemeteries on
DECORATION Day. A parade of the membership
OF The &. A. x, headed by the Marine band
drum corps, is IN cont emplatfon and should 1t
axe place the line OF march will be from head
quarters up nnsylvania avenue passing ia
review by the White House, thence along Penn
sylvanla avenue and Bridge street. George
toWp. TO the Aqveduct bridge, where the column
VII! Dreak ranks, to reaSSemble in rear of the
Arlington manson at noon. An order has been
received by Department Commander Royce
from the headquarters at Dayton. Ohio. saying:
Tue 3Oth day OF May next occurring on sun
day, Saturday, the 29th, will be Observed as Me-
mortal Day by the Grand Army OF the Republic
at which time Will be paid the customary honOrs
to our departed comrades Who fell in defence of
our flag and county,"
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District Government Affairs.

I ne cOIIeclOnS on account OF Special ass.
Dent taxes yesterday were - 1895
The quarterly report or the major and sllper-
lntendent OF police, ending March 3lst shows
TIE TOTAL number or arrests for that period
TO have been 3,04o.
The IRE commissioners aud the chief and as
sistant chief engineer last night made a visit OF
inspection 10 all the engine houses and truck
houses Ia the District, and found affairs in a
very satisfactory condition.
Inc Dlstrlct commissioners In reply TO q COM
muhlcation from Mr.. G.. +. Dunlop. requesting
II mission 10 locate at, and erect machinery
&c III the preparation OF fertilizers. on the
proper, lately occupied BY the Washington
Chariot Co,, H""v as stables, have approved his
applIeatior The approval OF the in
STeo' '''0i. ,up,ect " he building regula-
-.vr OF buildings as 10 ~
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Skin Diseases issue from unhealthy condition
OF the blood, and are Blood Diseases. -HHson.
Inc CCTlCuHA REMEDIES cure the most obstinate
forms Of Blood add Skin Disc. ses, and Affections of
the Scalp with Loss of Hair when all other remedies
VENT purities the blood, renovates and nvigorates
the SYSTEM, absorbs and carries away poisonous
blood, yitalizes with new life every organ and pro-
cess the body Hence the permanence of the cures
made by the CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CuTIcuRA, a Medicinal Jelly for external applica-
ti0p, arrests disease eats away dead flesh and skin
aiiays inflammation, itching and irritation and
meals ulcers sores, ard scalp affections with loss of
hair, when the REsoLvENT is taken internally On
refreshing, and the only natural bealtlfisr OF tie
sim, which it softens. wbitens, and preserves be-
yond praise CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP, also pre-
pared from Cuicura is the first and only medicinal
soap compounded expressly for shaving.
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Cordial Invitation.

Medical men of good standing, irrespective OF
rival Schoo interested in the progress or med
lcal science. are cordially invited to visit DR..
Won MoschZiSker's Office, GIG 18th street north
west. TO examine his collection OF modern inven-
tons, some imported by and others manufac-
ture1 expressly for him, designed to insure an
lntelDgent diagnosis and successful treatment
OF Deafness, Noises In the head and in diseases
OF the respiratory organs. especially In cases of
catarrn and asthma, as well as the whole catl-
logue of lung, throat and chest complaints.
BY aid or these apparatuSeS the hidden seat OF
disease Is reached and examined in manner
impossible by any other mode ami requisite
remedies locally applied.
NO idea can be given by mere words OF their
wonderfully varied powers OF applicability and
their efficacy In aiding a thorough eradication
OF the aooVe-named diseases, accomplishing
cures when all ordinary curative methods have
failed. SmWY
EXTRACT OF REPORT FROM THE CELEBRATED
PHYSICIAN, ERASMUS WILSON, OF LONDON. ENG:
- Several severe cases OF ncipent CONSUMPTION
have come under my observation that have been
cured py the timely use of C0ldela's Ljebig's
Liquid Extract Of Beef ana Tonic IDrI1orntoj
Sold by all druggists and grOcerS
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RUNNING SORES.
Interesting Account of the Healing of a
Broken Leg.

Messrs. LoIHRoPs PINKHAM, Druggists: =
Dear ,Sirs.-On the 23d of August, 1877, had the
William Stems dry goods store, by case Of goods
being thrown on ne. The bone was set by physi-
sores broke out from my knee to the heel, and sew
eral physicians called it varicose VEINS and ordered
about 1926 worth Of different makes without any
signs of any cure, bought the CuTIcuRA RENE
PIES fqr the PURPOSE az expressed il at the tune
used was astonished to see the sores heal up one
by one, and now not ohe sore is to be seen. I re-
commended the same to neighboring lady who
had be en- troubled for years with sore wrist After
using hundreds of remedies she is completely
cured. Respectfully yours,
DOVER, N. H. HENRY LANDECKER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-14

The conference Of the Eastern Christian Min
1ster1al Association resumed its session yesrer
day afternoon at the Vermont avenue Christian
ehurcn, ana was opened by singing. Rev. Mr.
LeSingler read the first psalm, and Rev. s. F.
Fowler led In prayer. Rev. E. t. Williams. of
BTookIyn, then read an essay on 1.-THE popular
preacher" saying there is popularity TO be de-
Slfed, OF which Christ Is the great example con-
SlStlng Oh manhood. earneStneSS and enthnsias-
nc self-deh1al- The subject was discussed by
Ut. cults. Looingief. Clark Shelton Power
Suer, Dearborn and Tyler The meeting ther,
ad)ourned until O'Clock, with benediction nv
rev. MI. Williams Upon reassembling, Mr.,
Sontu read the twenty-third psalm, and Mr..
hhoGes. OF virginia, led in prayer after which
nj. D. H Tyler, or Richmond. delivered an al
eress, reading from the III. Corinthians, w.. 81.
&C TIE glorious Gospel of Christ
T0-DAY'S SESSION.
Inc association reaSSembled this morning
The chairman asked Rev. j. o. Cults. of Phil2-
delphia. to read the cd psalm. Rev. H. D. Clark.
OF Baltimore. led in prayer. Rev. F. ID. Power.
pdStof OF the vermont avenue Christian church
READ an essay on ''SOul-Sav ing" dwelling uDOD
It's importance and claiming that both faithful
ministry and Sanct1ned church are necessary
I'D the Work. Three things are required for the
preacher-d place TO preach. somebody to preach
70, ana something TO preach. Preachers must
De pure and the church active in visiting and
oastffeetihg tracts, &c. Rev. ". H. ScheIl. of
TINS city, then delivered an address on Soul
keeping: The two addresses We're then di-
cuSsed by members OF the convention. ReyS
Dir. Gonzales OF the Baptist church. and Rem
lex. or the VI. E. church. were present. and No.
ing invited took part in the discussion The
ASSOCIATION then adjourned 10 3 pm, with ben
fdlctlon by the chairman
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April Is, 1850.
The Weather.
LOCAL NEWS.


FbTd's opera H0tiSe.-"The Pirates OF FeE-
Bance"
National T2fate5.-CarnCrcss Minstrels
T7.edter COnLQue.-"A Block Game" and
varieties.
ArFin0tOn Observation-Disclosures.
ReCduleg's HGlL-Entertainnent by the ladies
OF Second Baptist church.
Lincctia HdU.-Concert by tie New Orleans
Jubilee Singers.
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A RICH BACHELOR MURDERED. - Perley
HUTCHINSON an aged and wealthy bachelor was
murdered n his house in Washington, Mass.
Yesterday. His body was found under pile of
baggiDg. Several contuSonS were on his head
ana MS throat was cut. An attempt had been
made to fire the house.
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For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIEs' AND GENT
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 900 G street northwest
will give satisfaction In every respect. "
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REV. WIZ b. ORyIs was expelled yesterday as
secretary OF the congregational ministers, at
Philadelphia, because of his connection with the
Philadelphia University OF Medicine and Sur
EerN-a nOguS COLLEGE.
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Trough ON RATS" druggist for 1t. L
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-bugs. l5c
a box for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
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,,r,. =. hIUNDAf, AThII8 II.
EMMA ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
A ELLINGTON THEATER.

Another Glorious Bill for this Vice. Commence. q,
MONDAY, April -
First aplearance of the great apI only MISC
Jennie &ARD; making seven distinct ~ an.ras
before the audience without leaving TIE STAGE TIs
Only Artist in the world performing ;his trniy
W1hSerilI act. Also first apTearaue- e MIR D m
GRAHAM, Motto aud Character No,.a's.t Al m
apl2- 81 e'i s-'eI'-
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RAILROAD AGAINST IMPRESS COMPARATIVE
Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington railroad
having notified the Adams Express Company
that its messengers and freight could not be
dent OF the Adams Express Company has pro
cured from Judge Baxter in the United States
circuit court at Cincinnati. temporary re
stralnlng order 10 prevent the railroad COM
pany rom eJecting them, Oh the claim that
railroads have no right to refuse to carry ey-
press goods and messengers OF any company
mat applies and pays customary rates. The
case Is set Tor hearing In Nashville, Aprll ~
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COLORED TEACHERS IN COLORED SCHOOLS
The Baltimore school board committee TO in
qulie INTO the practicability of employing col
oIed teachers in the colored public schools re-
colored people an opportunity TO teach. The
committee do not favor mixing the teachers and
colOTed school will be given entirely in charge
OF cOl0Ted teachers as in experiment. The board
decided TO open two colored schools with COL
ored teachers only in September next.-Butti-
more Gazette l3fH
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'ALDERNEY WAGONS Fresh aIdernny buttar
churned every morning and delivered in = lbs.
Ward prints, doc. per 10. Also. cottage
cheese, Duttermilk and sweet milk &C. per at q
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w.sHrSeToN FIsB MARKET-Soid oy h A. co.
s,on AGENT. 80 600 herTfngS from s. - g Der
eco; 5000 shaa Irola =. l" 80 per 100: 800
f,1rcn
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"BUcHuPABIA Quick, complete cure 4 TO G
Gays Gay an urinary complaints; e, at druggists
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ITCHING HCMOR
For Eleven Years Cured.

JOHN ". f. HOBBS, ESQ, North Hampton, N. 81. .,
well known as the originator Of the Citizens Line
Coaches Boston, writes that he has been cured by
the CU1ICURA REMEDIES Of an Itching Huu1or
from which he has been great sufferer. as all MS
friends know. He considers them the greatest
remedies of the age.
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NEW JERSEY Town ELECTIONs.-The election
in Jersey City, n. D., yesterday. resuited in
large republican gains. which will give the re-
publlcans control of the police and fire commits
slonS, and probably OF the aidermanic board
ana BOARD or public works. In Hoboken the
entire democratic ticket was elected. John A,
ONeil, DEM, for mayor, defeats the present
mayor Bosom (rep)
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DALACE MARKET,
Cor. 14th st. and New York ave.
FRANK j. TIBBETS & CO.
We have SPRING LAMB and PEAS, STRAW
BERRIES, ASPARAGUS, TOMATOES and GU
OUMBERS. OYSTERS, FISH, GAME, &C. Bos-
ton PICKLED PORK. Philadelphia CAPONS, 40
cents pound. mar3O
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SILT RHEUM

SILT RHEUM
Ten years. Treated by ten Physicians:
Used all kinds of Medicine.
Messre. WEEKS POTTER: Dear Strs.-I feel it
my duty to inform you of what your CUrICURA
REMEDIES have done for me- have suffered from
Salt Rheum for ten years, been treated by at least
ten physicians, and taken any quantity Of medicine
without cure until took your remedies, which
have been perfectly successful in my case, leaving
the skin on my face, scalp and body as white and
free from humOr as anybOdy's.
Yours truly, STEPHEN II. LOVEJOY.
AUBURN. NE, April B. 1879.
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AT THE WEST POINT INVESTIGATION Yesterday
ChaS. L. Alexander. post surgeon repeated his
statement to the effect that when he aWoke
Cadet Whitaker at the time he was found tied
and PROSTATE he was In a complete state Of sen.
sfbiifty, his pulse was regular, and there was
nothing to show that he had been unconscious
or that he had been either dazed or dis
turbed. He examined the pupil OF his eyes to
see II he was troubled with conclusion of the
Drain. There was muscular resistance to the
opening OF the eye and the pupil was dilated
him Two stories about broken looking-glasS
The court OF inquiry examined several Speci-
mems OF handwriting Of cadets without results
and subsequently each of the 300 cadets was
given sentence TO write, in which, unknown
10 them. were words which appeared in the note
OF warning to Whitaker
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LADIES' GOODS.

SuttlIi9 leugnG and Journals OF Fashion for sale.
lnS Penhsylvsnia ave-, up stairs. ap2 SIN
SPRlNG MILLINERY.
v. ..,. NO. ore. md road, 70. .... =
the largest and most complete assortnen. Of
STRAW AND CHIP HATS AND BoNNErs
Ever shown in this city, consisting Of
ALL IRE LATEST PARTISAN. ENGLISH. Ir.tr,x
SWISS AND AMERICAN NOVELTIES
Together with an endless variety of all the leading
shares In Staple straw Goods. Our
SILK AND FLOWER DEPARTMENTS
Are also reIlete with everything new and Desirable
forming the richest and most elegant display of
SILKS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS. ETC,
That the home and foreign markets can produoe
We have also ready for inspection an extremely
choice selection of '
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS,
And are constantly receiving additions 10 our nam
era, STOCK oy every European steamer. Our pTicas
VII oe as low as the superior quality and design Of
our soods VIII permit of, and respectfully invite
Ie attenbo OF the ladies of this city aud vicinity to
inspect our stock before making spring purchases
Personal attention given to all Millinery orders.
j. r. PALMER,
IMPORTER,
aEI HOY + st. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.
Mrs. .. A. Aliens
IMPROVED
Wnpr.DfS HsrR RESrnPRp

WORLDS HAIR KESTORER.
There are two special qualities which deter
mine and nix the superiority and excellence OF
ArS. s. 4. At'en's IHlDTOtett Worlds HAIR R.
stoFf1': First. its prompt, quick action. and the
new growth. life and vigOr that it is sure to give
TO the hair, never failing by a few applications
10 restore gray or white hair to its youthful
color, imparting TO the hair a delightful aroma
second, its easy application without any pre-,
VfouS preparation OF the hair without that
sticky and disagreeable sulphur oior found and
complained OF in other preparations It never
any desired position, and Is cooling and cleans
bottle
HoCSEKEEPERs SHOULD Use the MDtii-proof
Sa'red carpet Lining. Use only that manufac-
tured OF cotton and paper. American Carpet
Lining Co., New York and Boston. For sale by
all Carpet Dealers.
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Discovered At Last,

A remedy to reinState the human hair In all
ITS youthful color, vigor, luster, softness and
beauty. We allude to the "London Hair Color
ReStorer and Dressing" No matter how gray
or harsh it may be- it IS sure to restore It, and if
the roots of the hair are not dead it will pro-
duce new growth, in most cases fasten and
stop the hair from falling, and effectually cure
dandruff, all humors, itching scalp, &C.; an ex-
qlllSlte dressing, fragrantly perfumed. All the
Ieadlng druggists sell it at IS cents a bottle
WHOLESALE by STOTT q CROMWELL