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FAGIN
A London PickpOcket Earns .
Princely Fortune Teaching His
Trade.

A London PickpOcket Earns q
Princely Fortune Teaching His
Trade.
Twenty years ago Chester established .
school in London dedicated to the devotees
OF st. Nicholas, and he speedily obtained
many pupils. The most well known and
skillful p~ickpockets who have paid the PEN
atty of being caught, and those who were
clever enough to avoid the clutches Of the
myrmidons Of the law, have all been
moulded according to the Chesterian meth
cd. And when it is stated that in twenty
years Chester has been able to amass q
fortune of fifty thousand pounds sterling,
the great importance and efficacy Of his les
sons will be thoroughly appreciated. His
pupils, on leaving his institution, were
formed into bands Of ten, under the guild
ance Of q ssschoolmaster," and it was
under the aegis Of this ever watchful
guardian that they overran the earth.
Two-thirds of the s'profits'' were faithfully
and punctually paid to the illustrious pro-
lessor. Chester demeaned himself but
twice in his career by working" person
ally; it was in Paris during the two last
exhibitions. In 1878 he was arrested and
condemned to six months imprisonment,
and he was, moreover, prohibited from
ever entering France again. He has since
disposed Of the goodwill Of his business"
to two Of his best pupils, and retired to
Birmingham, where he has q great deal OF
property. Having some very urgent affairs
to settle at Paris, heapplied, q few days ago,
for permission to pass a week in this capt.
tai, which has been duly accorded him.
But as it was deemed u~nadvisable to allow
a man of his capacity to roam about the
city without let or hindrancs, two police
agents have been told off to act as an escort
OF surveillance. Chester Ia sixty-fve years
old and is the father Of ten children, whom
he has educated in a princely manner, and
he himself is master Of several languages.
Paris Cor. Geneva Continent.
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YANKEE FORK.
Notes ,Cu1Ied from the Herald Of
June l2th.

-. W.E NZ An
Notes .CulIed from the Herald Of
June l2th.
In q month we'll have lots Of salmon.
DR.. sponogie returned to Nevada the
last Of the week.
The Charles Dickens arastra is running
regularly, with its usual good results.
The Yankee Fork shows some Of the
handsomest scenery in the world; and is a
beautiful stream.
The grass is making . showing on the
hillsides; and on the river valley below
town il several inches high.
The Vain mine on Mount Estes is pro-
ducing q fine quality Of ore, much Of 1t
worth from $500 p $500 per ton.
Billy Beeche. Tom Corletts and R. @.
Divine Yankee Bob were down this week
from Mount Estes. They report the mines
looking well but q great deal Of INT up
there.
Mr.. Thomas and his two sons, and Chris.
Warth, have discovered what they believe
to be paying placer ground OF the Salmon
above the mouth Of Yankee Fork, and are
rigging up sluices for washing.
Mordoff 4 90. are driving q lively shin
gle trade. Their team is kept busy deliv-
ering shingles to both Bonanza and Custer
parties. They have about $50, 900 at the
mill and orders for 5000 more.
Several new strikes are reported from
Squaw Greek this week. Prospectors are
said to be scattered over the hills all the
way from the Ramshorn mine to Squaw
Greek and even mp TO the mouth Of Yankee
Fork.
=. N. Wilson and Maj. Hyndman started
Wednesday on q two weeks trip to the Saw
Tooth. Several parties have already gone
in by the Wood River pass, among them
COL Green, the purchaser Of the Pilgrim
mine. Lively times are anticipated In the
Saw Tooth country this season.
TIE nights are yet cool here and the days
anything but warm; but when we hear Of
people in the East ~collapsing from sum
stroke, and others in Arizona, Nevada and
New Mexico burning up with thirst and
being stung by c~eutipedes and bitten by
tarantulas and snakes, while the inhabi-
tsnts of the Middle States are carried away
in cyclones. and those of the South are
made food for the crocodiles, ~alligators
and mosquitoes, we are forced to the pom
clusion that Yankee Fork is about as safe
. country to dwell in a. n Of them.
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COMPANY UNIFORMS.

A TAREGULAR MEETING OF RICHMOND
N Hose Company No. 3, held at their Hose
House June II. 1850, II was ordered that thu
Secretary. by advertising, request all persons
the Company's uniform, 10 hand them
In on or before Friday. u IS. 1880, to Hugh
Main street. Those wishing to retain
them will please report, SO that the Company
may know the number they have on hand.
OWEN McDERM0T, Foreman.
NJ. BOWLING, Secretary.
Eureka. June IA, 1880. jun15
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

nwINa'To OUR REMOVAL FROM EU-
" REKA. we kindly request our Customers
to come forward and settle up their accounts at
once. or we shall be obliged to place them in
the hands Of our lawyer for collection.
Any one having claims against the New York
Store. or Farmer Il Lesser, will please present
them at ence for payment, previous to the dis
solution Of the partnership by the LIST Of July.
1880. FARMER l. LESSER.
Eureka, June Q, 1880. junl0 I'd
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A Q I INTEND To REMOVE FROM EU.
IA reka by July 18th, I will sell my entire
stock of FANCY GOODS. JEwELRY. SILVER
WARE AND CLOCKS AT cosT. Now is the
time to secure bargains at ABE MoosER's,
next door to oazeaux's butcher shop.
A dne safe and store fixtures for less than
cost.
Eureka. June II, 1880. jun15 II
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2 REWARD
FOR RENT.

A SUIT OF ROOMS AT THE CORNER OF
n Batemsn street, opposite the SENTINEL
once, suitable for an ONCE or any kind OF
business, or q private residence. For partieu-
lars, apply TO MRS. I. CHRIST0PHER.
Eureka, June 2, 1880. jun3.1m
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T HAVE LOST NY Po~CKET-BooK. CON-
i tanning letters, papers and pictures, be-
tween Trims ranch and Eureka. The finder
will confer . favor on me by leaving the same
at the SENTINEL once. or ct Joe Mandes' saloon.
DUTRA GEROME.
Eureka, May rs, 1880. my2e II
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For Sale at a Bargain.

OWING TO THE I'LL HEALTH OF THE
" Proprietor, an old established Restaurant
doing . large business in one Of the best local
tiles In the city, will be sold cheap for cash.
also the building and furniture complete. To
any one desiring . good paying business this
II an opening seldom offered. Apply to
JOHN B. CApRoN.
Eureka. June II, 1880. jun12 II
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FOR RENJr.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON PAUL erHEET.
sts rccras, with cellar and wood-house.
A. n. HrLLHoUSR.
EUREKA, June !, 1880. jun2-tf
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FOR SALE.

T HAVE SEVERAL PAIRS OF SECOND
i hand sash doors, and also two writing
desks. which viii sell cheap for cash. Apply
ct the Wholesale liquor store OF
june-lm NJ, b. BARTLETT.
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cHrNEsE sroE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ~ hA and
IN this day bought the store ana . ,oar Kept
goods and building formerly. owneS town q
By III Sing. on Monroe street. IN will keep .
Eureka, state OF Nevsds; wn'i SAM SING.
full line OF Chinese goods tels.1m
Eureka. May 10. 1850.
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TUIC pApEp MAY BE FOUND ON FILE
lAlLD 4 nj En- Ut Geo. p. Rowell 4 Cos
Newspaper Advertising Bureau no Spruce St.
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Pure whisky. -
rsSoh Whisky' Best in the world. juno
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NabOb whisky.
simmonds' Nabob Whisky, used for all me-
icinal purposes.
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TO RENT, CHEAP.

ITO RESPONSIBLE PARTIES, ONE OF THE
i best residences on Mob Hill. For partic-
ulars, inquire on the premises. next door to
Mr.. Rub Eggleston's residence
Eureka. June s, 1850. jun6-h
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Medieated whisky.
All physicians recommend simmonds' Nabo
Whisky.
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Wnnteu,
Active employment by Morris II. Joseph. late
Of the Golden Rule Store. Address, Postefnce
box 29s. junl3
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REMOVAL.

THOMAS MURPHY has removed his Boot
shop three doors south Of the new brick build
ing on Main street, where he is prepared to
make the best French Calf Boots to order, from
sl2 to $40. Repairing neatly done. A large as.
sortment of Boots Of my own manufacture, at
reduced prices.
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE AND o ON ATLAS HILL.
IA The property consists Of two rooms.
wood shed, and cellar. The property can be
purchased cheap for cash. For particulars
apply to A.
Upholstery establishment on South Main St.,
Just above the Turner House.
Eureka, JUNE IA, 1880. junl6
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Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and ADVICE In III.
GLIDING analysis. .......'.'..''
Omce Hours..From 10 o'clock q. m.
20 4 y. M. and from Q to . o'c'o0~
I'm the evening.
sumdays.-FrOm 10 o'ciock ~
p. m. only.
Call on or address,
De FREYE, N. D.,
v.o-n.a.u A-nv late Professor OF surgery
ST.. CAL, Paris. Berlin. vienna. e.o.
INTERNATIONAL MOTEL. tuhsns. Ian.
COnsuIsations I'm all mogSr nsas.
EssgIish. Deutsch' FFa"s"'-'
IeolianOs etcs
rov s,r.her information apply st the Doctors
0"' Treatment TO the poor srasuitoss:
Eureka. May 2s. 1880. -
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Young. Middle-Aged and Old Men,

Married or single, who are prematurely oia,A
4 result OF excuses or youthful indiscreuohs
and who are troubled by too frequent esscus
tions OF the bladder. often accompanied BY .
burning or smarting sensation, may occasiv ha
ally fnd q deposit Of ropy sediment IN -
urine, causing nervous debility and loss Of ~
tality, weakening the system In . msnne. =
hesitate TO consult the Doctor at once, thereby
avoiding severe trouble or premature asssd'
In ali such cases q perfect cure is guaran.eeu,
and q radical restoration Of the genito-urins''
organs. In the majority OF cases
Only One Interview kequirea'
Balance of treatment can be conducted wi'nou'
interruption TO business.
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NEW York, June 1s.-There IL q defc-
iency Of $50. 900 in the Brooklyn Internal
Revenue Office. The bondsmen Of the late
collector Freeland, Of Deputy 6ilas T.
Boone, are responsible men.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-24
THE SOUTH.
Racket from th8 Rssf-Salt Lakers
In Arizona.
sILYgR EEL. So. l9. ESQ


SILVER REEF, Sept. 10. 1880
Editors Herald:
So quiet sere Of late there is scare,
interesting matter Or incident to note
Yes, n shower az WAS shower OIL
Thursday extending to most of TIE
settlements around, leaving the atmc-
sphere genial and moderate, while
! growing plsnts have washed faces
aud LOOK cheerful. Fruit comes 10
abundant and very good qusllty, and
sells for nominal prices. Hay brings
bat SIS to $40; -four from So 90 to So
las per quality and quantity 10 mar
ket); potatoes, &c. and 4c.; butter,
35c. and Soc; eggs, 25c. and Soc;
onions, Sc cabbage, sc and Sc.
The mines and misls are turning
out their apparent quota of the pre-
cious stuff, but there are very few
here now except those really in bust
ness or labor. Very few improve
ments or building. John Rice is put
ting up q nice tre-pToof dwelling OF
adobe ard sr2sniferous sandstone,
while Gen. Ogden is q ding nice
stone structure to the premises pur-
chased of John Hslpin for q family |
residence. Our old pioneer friend, |
Elijah Thomas, las j0st shown me
letter written at Walker, on Silver
Greek. Arizona, August 2l.t, by his
ION Elijah, jr., in which he gives an
account OF his visit to a new salt basin
n New Mexico, about eighty miles
iistsnL from the place Of writing. He
ays they made an ascent and when
arrived at the summit, they were sur
'rissd TO see, 1850 feet below, Ia
huge crater. lake round In form
nd about mile across. They made
decent to the lake end found it so
hsJged with salt that the bottom of
be lake to quite depth was covered
nth pure white crystals of salt,
'hich they shovelIed up and loaded
heir wagons-the water at the shore
about fifteen inches deep. On the
1ore Of this lake we're two small
one-shsped craters perhaps 500 feet {
Ugh, formed OF volcanic debris-on {
sachipg the top or edge OF the rim
lnnel-shsped cavity near 200 feet c
sep with pool OF water az the bot
'm, which when reached was found /
60 to ne exceedinly salt. All the !
pea they brought were tied together
iIh rock, but would not reach
)ttom. The surface Of the pool was Z
bout twenty feet acroIs and twenty. :
We feet higher than the surface on the I
Ike. There was a clesr cold spring Z
pure water about half g mile dis F
Mt. The scenery around Is lovely +
I'd grand. Crops on Silver Creek +
e splendid and be is charmed with Z
q prospect. 3
Crops are generally good through c
It Washington and Kane Counties e.
ID grapes and fruit crops better than 81
usi. J, G.
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Persons i'squisIRg for The G6ove letter,
are requested to state i0hen advertised.
J. T. LYNCH. Postmaster
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NOTICE.

A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
II Stockholders of lions Cooperative
Mercantile Institution will be held in the
Council House, in this city, on Tuesday,
October 5th. 1850, at 2 pm, for the
Election of Officers and Directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
Stock transfer books will be closed on
tho lst of September and reopened on the
9Th of October next.
TH0S. 6. WEBER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Salt Lake City, August 9th, 1880.
ouD-
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WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

THE PROPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
4 IN announcing TO the public that they
Ine Dining Rooms are spacious and the best
OF Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, soc.
Hot Lunches las per esrd), 25c.
Room and Board, SI.5O to az uer dav.
$40 to $I2 per week.
Board, 81 per week.
The Bar has been removed TO the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
open. A. PoDLECH & co.
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psr ting CALDER ORGANS Public with the above
call
The actions
P fifteen
speciality
Tivaled None used Inc
in
by to combine excellent
impossible dis
of by ordinary will
Of patent
constructed
1t out o. ORDER
enabling
Arrangement by
aud Improved
fronts the subbs set
dinibly phc sweetness
are 70
found catalogue which can be had These Organs are made
standing guarantee
and the actions from 500 and but give 1a Oh inc
style 2 2S: reeds OF I2 octaTes
EACH Patent Grand Expressions $50
Sold for Cash instruments, Send for Catalogues
DAVID o. CALDER,
CITY.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postoffice at Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake county, territory
Of Utah, ON the 24th day of September,
1880, which, if not called for in
one month, viii be sent to the Dead
Letter office:
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All communications on business.
to insure immediate attention, should
be addressed SALT LAKE HERALD
PAINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
and not to any individual. MA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-24
Penbl0ke&W Meat Markets
Ti0O Establishments : One Management

Tt0o b,ishments - One Management
We will put on the Market during the next
Ninety Days . Quality Of Meat that has never
been surpassed in Utah.
OUR BEEF ia selected from the best Short
Horn Breeds in the country.
OUR MOTION is from choice Two and three
year old Wethers
OUR PORK AND VEAL are Dairy Fed
OUR CORN BEEF has no equal.
Although of Superior Quality, our
Prices are as Cheap as the CheGpeSti
WHITE & SONS,
Proprietors.
1887 Frat South and 6S Second South SITS.
au19
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WAGONS AND CARRIAGES.
UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY.
Ofscs 10. 1891, First South st, Salt
Lake City. P. @. Cox zS1.

80 ~ = U lux zo@s
Undertsks and exro1te, on tie Lowest
terms anS n Ia shsttes, tine, either OF al
Of the work Of lcastinF. grad,nV bridging,
tisiDg, ironing and eQaipFIns Steam Horse
or ether RAILWAYS; Locating and con
structirR wBgo2 rnsds, cacals, reservoirs,
aGneduets, asEs etc.. ialiag out aud grs iin 2
? cts. si-sS-iEts rsTSce grounds snd rSce
tracks: s1caVEtins tor bUiidins foundstioEs
celia 5, dTsirF, et, IS well as every and al
othsT kinds ot york requiring the renewal u
earth. gravel cement stone etc, etc.
r. DoREMUs supt,
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Igu0,bOlt's Mistake.

"GreNt wits are sure TO madness near
allied" and quaiat suoclo,o, cuilcd from
Humbolts "Wandejahre," APPLY demon
s.ntaH how readily oven so heon an oh
server rs the great German travoior may
mistake genius for lunauc. During one
Of his many soj0urns in Paris, uumbeh,
who tool; deep interest in the mys.er.sg
OF mental ALTERATION, conceived desire 10
converse intimately with some incurable
maniac, and requested one of his scientific
friends, an eminent mad doctor, to give him
tho opportunity Of meeting one Of his mora
remarkable patients A few days later he
received an invitation fron the specialist
in question to supper, and on his arrival At
his friends house, toLnd two strange gentle
men awaiting him, neither of whom was
formally presented to him b. his Amphi-
tryon. One WAS an elderly gentleman of
grave demeanoT. dressed in tho height of
the prevailing fashion, by no means talk
alive, and mNnifestlv devoted to the pleas
ures of the table. The other was COM
parstively young man, extremely exctGblo
in mare, with long, dishevelled hair, ILL
made clothes, and SO ex6u5erautly yolublo
that he all but mOuopolzad the cnnversa-
ton throughout the evening" although Hum
bolt himself was one Of the most l0uuacious
men alive. This wild looking person dis.
played extraordinary versatility and rest
lcss2ass in his talk, which ,eeMed with
psraduxes, AMI dealt with m infinite va.
riety Of subjects. Huu.bolt listened TO bis
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requiring the advertising Of sheritfs sales Of
real estate, but instead of passing such law
it repealed the law requiring delinquent tax
sales to be published. The presen; system OF
advertising delinquent tax sales by badly
written notices, posted on three public
places in the county, has been tried
and we think general experience proves that
it is more expensive to the tax payers than
the old system IF making publication in the
county papers. We are of the opinion that
the advertising of all sherits' an1 trust sales
Of real estate would be beneficial alike TO the
creditor and debtor. AT present these sales
are advertised by written notices that
are seen by but few people and are
read by still Tower. 1t frequently happens
that at such sales only a few men ara pros
ent. and they arc those who make a business
of buying property at such sales. For want
Of bidders valuable property is frequently
sold at great sacrifice, tho loss falling upon
both the debtor aad the creditor. Creditors
who could realize their money by the sale
of property are frequently compelled to buy
it in. In passing law Of this kind
it would probably be well enough to
limit the price to be charged for such adver-
Using TO reasonable sum. The newspaper
men in the legislature boi"g familiar with
these matters will not be very likely to 90
a.tray. In Missouri and many other states
there are laws requiring sheriff. and trust
sales to be advertised. Those laws have
been in operation for many years, and have
been found to work VIII, otherwise they
would nave been repealed years sgo.
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STATE PRESS REVIEW.


Waco Examiner,
The International Review for December,
contains IN article on the university Of
Texis, by Prof Oscar Il. Cooper, of Texas
The subject of establishing at once the uni
versity of Texas, has been more or
less fayorably canvassCd by portions Of
the press of the state. The governor is
in favor of measures looking to the estab.
lishment of such university, and we may
therefore conclude that there is plan on
foot to urge upon the next legislature steps
looking to put in operation the unlvcr-
sity authorized forty years ago and since,
and provided for Oy tho same munilcent APP
preparations. OF the eyenttul establishment
of p Texas Unive rsity hero is no Ques
ton; the arguments in tho ar.
ticlo referred to are to prove
that now is the opportunc time. From this
opinion wa dissent, in toto, believing as we
do that the establishment of u state uniyer-
sity at the present time would be premature
and disastrous. The entire continent of
Anne lea is covered with tho wrecks Of insd-
tious of learning, begun prematurely by pa
triO.ism ard ambition, and Just such d
WINth - - " NO AttltN fA 3 uuNtFT
sity would become il established now
The writer IN the Review shy s truly that the
subject of a university is very complex
subject. lie might have added that the uni
versty is an exotic Of which only few cut
of hundreds grow to perfection, while the
great number die or scken and drag out an
existence, to present the pitiful spectacle of
learning in rags and to become chronic moa-
dicants on public charity. just such fate
awaits the university of Texas os.
iablished now. Exhaust the funds al
ready accrued in buildings, elect a
faculty, and every two years the university OF
Texas would besiege the legislature for funds
10 keep alive an infant brought into the
world twenty-five years too early. A uni
veisily must have buildings, etc, pcrma-
nent fund and scholars. The university OF
Texas has. according to Professor Cooper,
only S240,500 which could DO used for build
ings, libraries, apparatus, etc, sum totally
inadequate to start iIst>class institution.
Ola permanent fund it has 100000 in
Texas bohds the interest on which is u mere
bagatele in the expenses of a frst.clas
institution. From whu. other source could
a permSuont income bo expected?
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Tho "London Hair Color Restorer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced ia
the American people and is totally differ
ent from all other Hair R.storers, being en-
tirely free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles for the hair OBJ
noxious. Where badness or falling Of the
hair exists, or permanently grsyness, from
sickness, or other causes, its use will restore
the natural youthful color, and cause a
healthy growth, cleaning the scalp from all
impurities, drandru1 etc, at the sa,ae time
most pleasing and lastiRg hair dressing,
fragrantIy perfumed, rendering the hair soft
and pliable, making it an Indispensable arti-
Gle in every toilet Ask year druggist .or
London Hair Color Restorer. Price, 10
cents bsttlc. Six bottles, 81. Main depot
of the United States $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia.