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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-10-14
PERSONAL

Buy your shirts at Mays. 1861
Artificial human eye at 265 Main
street, upstairs. 56
DR.. Donohue has removed his office
to 100 Main street. 46
Colonel Thomas Hunton and wife
arc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Elzey
Meacham.
DR.. Arthur X. Taylor, formerly Of
Memphis, is now resident physician at
Hot Springs, Ark. 1851
Jake Kohlberg, one Of the old
timers, is in tho city in the interest OF
g st. Louis house.
Professor Levy, Of skating rink
fame, has returned to the city, IN
tending to spend the winter, and will
soon reopen a skating rink for the en-
joyment Of tho young folks.
The locket which was presented to
Mr.. j. Schwarzenberg by the lady
managers ofthe late Hebrew Orphans
Fair and Hop, was not purchased out
Of funds belonging to the fair, but BY
private subscription among the ladies
and their friends.
The news came to-day TO the Hes
Opera troupe of the death last nigh
at Nashville, of Mr.. August Schleiss
first violinist of the company. He wa
very ill with Inflammation Of tn
stomach when the troupe were a
Nashville and had to be left benin,
for treatment. The gentleman leave
a wife and three children in NeV
York City.
Mr.. A. r. Droescher, once sergeant
alarms under the old city govern
ment, comes home this afternoon afte
roaming extensively in the far West
and hunting the bounding buffal
with unmeasured success. He affect
the broad sombrero, long-haired styl
: OF TIE frontiersman, and can tell ver
lures by food and field that will max
ones hair stand on end.
Colonel L. w. Cole, POPULAR
known as King Cole, who is the hea
of the greatest railroad system in Il
: South, is stopping at the Peabod,
. He will be here a day or two on raj
. road business. Notwithstanding Il
: vast interests and great combination
which have enjoyed his special attel
ton for several months past he lool
remarkable well. Hard work and b
=. undertakings seem to agree with hiI
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friday Evening, oct. Il, IssI.
LEDGER LINES

Cal dried pears. Lyle d Shields.
Shell oysters. Crystal Palace.
Calm and " at sunrise this morn
ing.
New buek#hest, at Oliver, Finnie
& Co.'S
Brown 4 Jones, coal dealers, %
Main street.
Tracy is getting out some exquisite
invitations.
Peaches grapes and melons in great
quantities at Clements.
Pitted cherries. Lyle & Shields.
Fireman wanted at Peabody Hotel
for engine room.
Breezes southBesterly and tempera-
ture 72s to $40 yesterday.
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing Office
and book bindery, 10 Madison.
May Agnes Fleminga's latest novel
"a Changed Heart" at Williams's.
Clements Arrow brand oysters arc
fine and his peaches are splendid.
Evaporated apples. Lyle g. Shields
The lads about town whistle "Oli
!. vette's' sarightly airs in all sorts 0
tunes and style, to-day.
Colonel Ed Richardson's Refuge
Oil Mills are paying sl2 80 per ton 70
:, cotton seed on the bank.
d Music books, magazines, illustrate,
papers, etc., bound at the PUBL
LEDGER bindery, - Madison street.
= Choice lot Of Kentucky peache
very cheap, also fine game FISH, a
q Victor D. Fuchs, 80 and Al Jefferson
ar New buckwheat -four, direct frol
the buckwheat district Of Centri
New York State, at Oliver, Finnie
Co.'s.
lot For the best Common Sense Butte
and genuine Solar Tip school shoe
,od go to Voegeli & Co., corner Main al
'c Of Union streets.
/. The Eureka social ball takes pla
F at Cochran Hall tonight. All the
y favored with invitations may amt
ave ipate a fine time.
u The gin house with ten bales Of CT
ton on the Raine place, ten miles do
in. the river was burned yesterday. L,
ION $500 and no insurance.
Business men will find it to tn
ling interest 10 have all their job print
for done at the PUBLIC LEDGER
E ' printing Office, ID Madison street.
Get New self.rising buckwheat, prepal
here from the very best New Y,
State buckwheat, now ready for del
"a cry to retailers by Oliver, Finnie &
The PUBLIC LEDGER job print
ourt Office and book bindery is prepared
= execute work with neatness and {
patch, and at as low rates as any &C
,sy petitor.
The weather cooled off from 4
ri. 12' in the Ohio valley yesterday,
20 no part of the GOODNESS extended q
this far South. The fact is that
!, are enjoying dog day weather at p
on. ent.
z, The PUBLIC LEDGER job print
= office constantly receives new type
the latest styles, aud the Office ger
d ally is kept up to the highest stand.
Of excellence.
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Shirts and Underwear
Made TO order by
Loeb 81 Nook,
235 Main street. q
ROthschlId's Diamonds.

Attention is called to the card Of
Mr.. S. Rothschild, who has recently
received a stock of superb diamonds.
In addition to selling diamonds, he
lends money on the precious gems.
lie has only been in Memphis the
present year, but he brought a good
reputation with him, and has main
tanned it fully.
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Our land Lengnern Live.

Evidence that the Land League is
in a state Of activity here is the fact
that this morning the society sent,
through Mr.. Mofett, $l62 in cash by
draft to the editor of the Irish World,
at New York, to be used in the inter.
est ofthe cause
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NEW ENTERPRISE
The Oak Hall Clothing House, 251
Main Street,

Has added a merchant tailoring to their
establishment, and will make q specially
in making pants to order for s. and up
ward. They guarantee satisfaction. III
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Leave orders ut Madison street
Market, No. 30 Madison street,
for fresh meats of all kinds for
Sunday dinner. 30
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Henry uehrmann has received
the first shipment OF New York
Oysters per express. lie gets
only the very best kind, such as
ROekaWay, Will Pond, Great
Kills and Counts. ut
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DENVER, October 14.-Pinkeye is
spreading in Denver. About ono
hundred horses are said TO be already
suffering from ii.
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Reelfoot perch and trout, just re-
ceived at j. A. Signaigo's, 278and $50
Second street. 37t
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CapturIDg Counterfeiters.

There vas a brisk sensation in and
near the town Of Paris, Henry county,
Tennessee, about 100 miles up the
Louisville railway, yesterday. An
officer named Horne, with a posse Of
seven or eight assistants, arrested
three men named Stephens, Hutchins
and Trousdale on a charge Of being
counterfeiters. One of the arresting
posse named Brady made some trouble
during the proceedings, and becoming
too offcious in efforts to arouse synl-
patty for the prisoners threw himself
under suspicion and was taken into
custody on the charge of being one Of
the eounterfeiting tribe. Much ex-
citement reigned at Paris yesterday
on account Of the trouble, and at one
time mob violence was feared, the
feeling being partially in favor Of the
prisoners and partially against them. Il
is reported that Trousdale ranks higf
as a good citizen, and it is not believed
that the charge against him can b.
proved. The others are rough fel
lows, and do not rank high in charac
ter. They are to have a hearing to
day at Paris before United State
Commissioner James.
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POLICE POINTS.

Nine arrests were made yesterday.
Dan Easley was arrested yesterday
for striking William Howell with a
stick.
A telephone man was docketed yes
with a charge or interfering
with the fire alarm, opposite his home.
Halfa dozen plain men on plain
DRINKS we're told to go home and get
sober.
Louis Rufins was ~calabOosed yes
terday as a suspicious character.
Sheriff Steger, of Fayette county
passed through this city this morning
on his way to Mason for a negro muir.
derer.
j. D. D Byer fell down a fight o
steps on Front street yesterday ant
dislocated his knee, while ina drunken
stupor. He was sent to tho hospital
The only place 10 get the An
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The best ard coolest Beer and
best OF Liquors and Cigars, nj
GEORGES. 1891
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Peaches! Peaches

Fifty boxes choice Kentucky peach
es just received at Clements, sc Bea
viii be sold reasonable by the box for
preserving. 80
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Drawing PenciIs.

Soft, medium, hard, extra hard,
Four pencils to set, in box, price "a
cents, at MAEsFoRD's 80.
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Buy Hose Of Browne, 40 Madison.

Henry Luerhmann has only the very
best Of New York Shell Oysters. no In.
fsrlOr or cheap stock Is served at his
place.
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500 lbs Red 8nappers,

Will be received without fail for Satur-
days market, at S. Clements, SO Beal
street. Goods delivered free of charge
Sunday mornings.
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a0r1e-nade Ikmlier, sehmier
nmd Hand Kase, NJ GLOAGE's,
No. IIfOurt street 1891
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swelling the Orphans Fund.
This morning two drafts we're sent
through the Manhattan bank Of this
city to the orphans, one for 500 to the
Hebrew Asylum at New Orleans and
the other for a like amount to the
Orphan Asylum at Cleveland. The
money is a part Of that
which the 1. NJ. l. Society
cleared at the fair held at Casino Hall
October 4th, 9th and 9th, managed by
Mr.. j. Schwarzenberg, The society
still has cash in its treasury and ex.
poets to remember the orphans Oh
some future occasion.
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Fresh Oysters and Celery,
received daily per express.
VICTOR D. FUCHS,
30 and Al Jefferson. q

The PUBLIC LEDGER book bindery.
10 Madison street, is in the same build
ing as the newspaper and job printing
establishment; is owned by the same
proprietor; embraces all machines and
material used in a frst.class book
bindery, and is conducted by compe-
tent workmen, capable Of executing
work in as good aud substantial a
style as can be done anywhere.
Fresh Oysters received daily
nj N. Il. WRIGHT'S,
800 Main street.
Sold 10 families by the can OF
dozen. got
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Telephone orders for Fish to
ALBERT SEESSEL'S MARKET,
I24 Main street. 27t
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GERBER e. HIETTE,
~

267 sIaIn Street.
Offer now q most complete line
Of staple and fancy Dry Goods
Ladies' Neckwear, fine EmbrOid-
cries and I.nces n specially.
Prices ns low az any house In
the trade can offer. Wen not be
u~ndersOId. Cali and be con-
WINGED.
GERBER q METTE 1l4t
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The TOney Faust NI.T.Ouis Lager,
made by Anheuser Busch Brew
Ing Association, Will be here sat
day. 2bt
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JOHE WALSH, UNDERTAKER,
81 kennnA street. I48t.

Hand bills Of all sizes, from the
smallest TO a three.sheet poster, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBEIo LEDGER job printing Office.
Prices as low as tho lowest.
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~. GOLDMAN, justice OF the Peace.
~ Notary Public and Commissioner Of
Hosaa. Special attention given 10 collections
, tbe ooansf. O1ce ~ Front st. ilst
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AMUSEMENTs.

Buy Sewer Connections Of Browne
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The "Mascotte'' to be performed
tonight is a heavier opera than
"Oliyette." 1t contains a fund Of
fresh, lively and ringing music, how
ever. The Hess company are exceed
iDgly pleasing; the leading members,
while not great artists, are fully equal
to everything they attempt, are hand
some, shapely and graceful, dress be-
comingly and sing and act in as nice
and pleasant a name as the most
fastidious could wish. The chorusers,
too, besides doing their parts smooth
aud well, are actually handsome young
women-the feminine members, Of
course-and they arc as graceful and
shapely as the others.
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WnIcBI MuIehI
Good dray and cart mules at w. A.
Fairea'. b Union street. 80
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FOB RENT or SALE.
I00sB and lot 80. rs Vance. Inquire At
Il " Neace. W AZ
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FURNISHED rooms and board at Court
II street. I3
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BInIesl AIuIeAl

Buy uoso oarnof Browne, lO.MadiSoa
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TTTW I1Tntntu f60m3l oneaD 70 90 d phy-
~ ing tcnsut. 100 FOUhIHSf. IS Al
nWELLING-lOi Market street, . rooms,
~ good Tepsir. ABply 10 MN HUMPH-
Akfk, ~ Front street. upstairs. $40
DfANOS END OkGANs-Both M and
z secondhand; The latter Thorough repair,
EHIIZMAkk Hgt
bf H3 and 20 Second treet.
CTOREHOUSE No. 47 Vain, meas Union.
" Apply To- GEOR IL B PETERS. Jr,
Mi Corner Madison aud Second street.
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WAITED.
Coz sALE

A I a bargain. Family Grocery in n good
n location. Very little opposition. Rea-
tonable rent. Reason for ceiling change Of
M LSOLARI 272 Front.
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EDk BALE-5pring wagons, ir0a cotton
II ties. Webpy ali kinds o fold iron, rags,
cotton or machinery; secondhand bricks
bought and sold. We bug aud sell OF ything
from the tise Of a needle 10 an anchor. A
great variety Of second hand books also for
sale. Heldquarters for bargains 10 second.
land goOde. s. GABhY, Agt,
at Ees. al, 4l3 and as Shelby street
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DIANOs AND ORGAKS-New or second
Il hand, on sssy monthly instalments Leave
orders for tuning with EWITZMANN co,
lOt 23 and rs Second street.
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Juvenile Smokers.

4 British physician, observing the
large number Of boys under Is years of
age on the streets with cigors and pipes
IN thcir mouths. was prompted to exam
me the breath Of this class OF smokers,
and for that purpose selected thirty
o,ght boys between the ages Of and Is.
Ia twenty-five Of these cases he found
various disorders OF the circulation and
digestion, palpitation OF the heart and
more or less marked taste for strong
drink Iii twelve there was frequent
bleeding Of tho hose, and twelve had
eHght1iloeration Of tho mouth causoh 10y
tohaccO. The doctor treated them for
their ailments, Int with little effect un-
Ill The habit of smoking was discon-
Gnued, when breath aud strength were
soon restored. The effect of tobIcco in
"ranting a iast0 for strong drink Is I'M
questionably very great. If the testi-
iuony OF some tobacco users and medical
men is Of any weight, one of the most
radical methods of keeping the young
from being led to Incorporate drinking
is 10 deny them tobacco.-Ihe Santa
q-iagl
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-09-15
NJ Animals Rnnson ?

IN the Penn Moathly W. w. KinsIev
gives ; r;a 10 show that our poor rela
fioss, D., hrCtcs, arc endowed with the
lscl.tN o.. reason. A clergyman tcstifirs
i',.a 3d. o. served a FOX playing IN an in
,.o-u,o wkorc there were swine and their
,,au,. 81 length ne seized block
81. ia. barge as ooo OF the PIGS and
..a-h-l iHr"Ugh ilsa foncc. of course
81 i-:, az a.iTnliDg Die mother SOW. Find
ap. fi.,, sac SIS was large enough, and
G Ea Mass rot pursued, he returned
.ls .r,l al of 2 pig without exciting
..tir a.ca.
i-iu,p Wilson know an elephant
rst.p.e ui,nl eye was esutorized by "a
ueeo,, causing the POOR beast 70 yell,
tatc, * hinl. By-and-hy The other
- !t.a tu lr3 oPCrrtea upon with nitrate
q; ....y p, f-.d they feared the elephant
N,c;,ld "a IT tlie sano doctor bat he re-
eoisti i.la hiRdiy, and submitted at
sa,e {" ,le operation.
iiul.Cr ONO Cay saw piece OF comb
}i n n hr.c, because the supports were
a." weak. The bees iirst fixed under it
I r-esse1rY supports, then fastened it Sc
r'et % NC sides OF the hive, then cut
at iae pillars which ohstTuctcd their
ia-i4-A.t.. they probably never had
f3HAi ia extremely before. Instinct
sa' irt scr lslyo suggested blocking sp
4 &c own road to ihe untitled combs /;
p-hi 8.i. there aust have been some
rdn-n,ie,iOn 70 enlist their whole force
IA lLe work.
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Greet Names.

Jennie Lind was famed as a vocal
list, Henry Ward Beccher as minis
ter, Budd DobIe as the driver OF
Goldsmith Maid was known the couu-
try over, but one other name attract
cd rs much or more attention, and
together with the title of Doctor pre-
fixed should read Dr. Marshall's
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. As an ex-
pectorant for Consumption, it is un
excelled, and stands without a Tiva
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask trial OF one bottle to convince
you that We speak the truth. Tria
b tiles free. Regular size 81. Fol
sale by MOORE d HARVEY.
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lie ApoIorized.


This is our first experience in running
n newspaper. Little did we think thnt
when We placed our name in the columns
oE the Clarion, as the responsible person
ior tho mntter that happened TO find its
way into these columns, TINT anything
would ever happen that we would have
t. take back or get whipped. But such
IA the case. We have either got to give
up the freedom OF the press or have a
head PIT on ms. The item which APP
l'carcd about ono 4" Prof - Gerbel play
iog the Arkgnsaw Traveller" around
ilte street corners OF Keernev for cold
biscuits and slack and sour barley water
has got to be apoloGized for. Last
Wcdno. day, whom we were going along
orc Of tile principal streets OF the county
seat IN company with several friends,
there suddenly appeared before our gaze
fife slaadcred E" Professor He COM
lncuced tho conversation by saying he
he'd not been given his dinner by scrv-
a.J g.r! al taS buck door, and thought
he woud make lunch out OF the writer
We entered protest, but to no use. He
cialmcd he was 400 miles from homo,
both heels run over, and all wool and a
yard wide, warranted to neither rip nor
rayel, and had killed enough editors to
make n corduroy road from Lookout
mountain to Puget sound. He unbut-
toned his cont aud, gently putting his
haud in his hip pocket, he calmly gave
as our choice between retraction and
having opr carcass shot ell full of bullet
holes. As the thoughts rapidly trG-
vorsed our mind about having cur re-
laaias shipped to an aged aud loving
mother looking like the top sieve of a
imning mill, and how our creditors
wou.d mourn ct our death, rs we thought
of another person that holds warranty
decd r! Inc four sections of our heart,
town 8. range IS, and the idea Of being
tilot by a second-elass, one-horse, cranky
itsdler was more than we could stand.
EeHce the apolugy.-Ste1toR (Nc6 )
Clarion.
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BAL TlRi0RE and WASHINGTON.
Pullman Palace Cars
H.f1eFgsafl i!.iIsss!.aI! MII.as.i Nal, mi Female
IN SFIILTlUIlslE I.
HEN ID EE SON, TEN n .

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
is distributed among them rs in the lest colleges.
Especial care given 10 Engi N; in addlti to the
usual cOuTs of instruction, Anglo Saxon, ,OIt
Engl;sh and modern classics being added 10 give
depth To English scholarship. Lectures on Phyis-
slegy and Hygiene by DR.. J. 5. Crook, special lee
lures given to the youaS ladies and the Young gen
temen separately. No extra charge ior Latin,
Greek German, French, Hebrew. Apparatus 10
illustrate The subjects Of Natural Science well
M1sGcd, neately printed monthly magazine; {,
library and reading room three literary societies,
BIusic, Painting Drawing, Calisthenics,-these aTr
some Of the advantages OF the Institute. Churcl -
Sunday-sehoos, dali mails ard the telegraph line,
absenc. OF vice, are some of the Jenefits III the
community. For catalogue write 20 J. imam,
G. 81 Sava.-e or n T. Hackct 37-tf.
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RID Heads

II one may judge from the exceptional
case of Elisha, badness seems TO have
been considered disgrace among the
Jews IN remote ages, still disgrace with
which 1t was not permitted to reproach
an honorable man. The punishment in
fiicted by divine interpositiOn, and at the
express solicitation of the prophet, upon
forty unfortunate children, seems to per-
sons in the present day-even, it may be
added, to those who have lost their hair
rather severe. Lovers of analogies.
condolences, and contrasts may be in
yited to remark that the grease of wild
beasts employed as instruments of ven
geance against the little ones who tainted
the gOodold prophet with his badness was
IN later centuries 20 be employed as q
capillary restorative. The strength of
Samson and the beauty of Absalom lay
IN their hair, and there is significance, no
doubt, IN the fact that through their hair
both OF them came to grief Among the
Greeks the two most famous bald men
were htschylus and Ulysses. The bald
ness of AGschylus is known to have been
the cause of his death, an eagle, carrying
q tortoise in it's claws, having dropped its
prey with q view of breaking the shell
upon what il took 20 be a rock, but which
was in fnct the shining skull of a great
tragic poet. The badness of Ulysses Is
commemorated in the Odyssey, p" and the
fearful vengeance taken upon the suitors
Of Penelope seems to have been III a
great measure due TO the pleasantries In
which one of them INDUCED concerning
the glittering aspect presented by her
husbands Uranium. Badness, however,
was no more admired N those days than
IN our own; and when Ulysses was re-
stored to youth, stress is laid upOn the
fact that locks Of the most luxuriant kind
we're given back to him. Julius Cesar
was notorious for his badness, and the
Jokes made on this subject by his soldiers
on the occasion of his triumphal entries
into Rome are only too well known. Nor
need the story be here repeated Of the
pleasure hs took IN wearing a wreath
which covered his denuded temples, and
which, according TO one Roman historian,
was his chief reason for valuing it. II
may be remarked, however, that the life
like bust OF Julius Caesar IN the British
Museum IS not that Of a man VINO II the
present day would be considered bald
The hair IS not thick, and is brushed
forward in a style which indicates a de-
sire TO make up for q certain want Of
hair IN the region OF the forehead and
the temples. Something, however, must
be allowed for the complimentary dis.
position Of the sculptor reproducing the
head Of IN a4-powCTfUl commander and
ruler who was known not to be without
personal vanity. Pat Mall Gazette.
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If SHRINK wholly or in part from nature or dis
Advice free Describe case and send STAN p
10 L. De l.. Co, = tlaata, On. no huHlbRg. High
cat reference. Correspondence confidential.