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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20
"A vounc lady visiting at the /,

"A young lady visiting at the resi-
dence of Charles Ketchum,- Westport,
Conn.,, went into the kitchen the other
day to procure some sugar. 1t so hap
pened that she found great many ants
in the sugar-box, and she had consider
able to say about the sshorrid black
things as she called them, and hoped
the house would soon be rid of them. A
oolored coachman who sat at a table
evidently thought that her remarks were
intended for him, for he went out
to the barn, where there was pot of
black paint. and, taking the brush back
into the kitchen, drew it across the
young lady's forehead. Mr.. Ketchum
was sent for, aud, as soon as he learned
the particulars of the affair, he paid the
coachman's wages to date, and gave
him just five minutes in which to leave
the premises. Post.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

GEAR ALEXANDER LII. evidently ex-
poets to survive his coronation. He is
adding to the seventeen palaces of his
father new one at Peterhoff, overlook
ing the Gulf of Finland. Its founda-
tions are to be com pleted this fall at a
cost of $500, 900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20
THE well known German newspaper,

THE well known German newspaper,
Algemeine Zeitung, of Augsburg, was
originally started at Tubingen, in the
year 1898, by the great publisher Corta,
and two of its earliest contributors We're
Goethe and Schiller. Among the foreign
correspondents have figured some of the
most gifted and eminent Germans of our
for several years its representative in
Paris
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

IT Is related that young gentleman
connected with the English Foreign
Office the other day went to telegraph
office and asked to see the original of a
telegram which had arrived from Egypt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

MORSE, who invented the telegraph,
and Bell, the inventor of the telephone.
both had deaf mute wives, which leads
wag to observe: "Just see what 8
man can do when everything is quiet. u
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

LIszr, the great composer, is always
surrounded by women, who cling to him
like Iovesick maidens. He kisses both
hands and cheek whenever he takes
fancy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

THE Postmaster General has decided
that stamp cut in pieces and thereafter
affixed to mail matter is not good, though
the stamp has never been cancelled.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

AN ILLINOIS woman gave O tramp a
bogus quarter to get rid of him, and he
made it cost her an arrest and fifty dol
lars in cash before he was satisfied.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

The South will make z. 900, 900 gallons
of cotton seed oil this year, and you will
buy some of it put up in nice shape and
labeled olive oil from Italy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

OWING to the opposition of the rela-
tives of the late Charles Dickens, the
collection of his earlier plays and poems,
announced for publication IL London, is
to be suppressed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

IT is stated that the State Golfers of
Italy now contain $50, 1000, GOO of coin
laid up toward the abolition of the forced
paper currency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

The largest theater is the new opera
house in Paris. 1t covers nearly three
acres of ground. Its cubic mass IS H.
2s7. 09O feet. II cost about 100. 900. 900
francs
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

BosroN, Chicago, Cincinnati, Milwau
kee and Louisville, are all holding expo
sitions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

AT the present rate of consumption
it is estimated that the supply of white
pine timber in the United States viii be
exhausted in twelve years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

A CHICAGO physician - perhaps an
alarmist-claims that the winter cholera
in that city is forerunner Of cho.ers
soourgs maxi summer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

Since Ohio River steamboats, have
taken to breaking in two in the middle
there is really no safe spot on board.
unless one can tell which end will DRIFT
ashore.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

PHILADELPHIA claims to have 5000
laudanum drinkers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

IT Is stated. that the free ice distrib-
uted by New York philanthropists has
caused much sickness.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

PATENTS for car couplers are issued at
the average of one day.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

A SOUTHERN paper calls courage the
S temporary paralysis of discretion.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1882-09-20

know it, though we've never met
I've seen her picture by Sarony.
Frank d. Sherman, Ia Century Mdgas;n.
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LITERARY NOTES.

A memoir of Rcar-Admiral Dahlgren has peen
written by his widow and VIII be pumisheo
NV J. T. Oscood & Co. in Oetooer'
Thcv will bring out at the same uino
Mr.. Howells's Modern Instance" and "Nan'ucN''
sorars.r by Mrs. Jane G. Austin.
An excellent cheap edition Of Butcher ard Lang ;
prose version of the odyssey Is TO be brought o"'
Immediately by Macmillan & Co., who are NO"
fairly engaged in the praseworthy work OF ISSUING
cheap American editions o. most Of then cia'Si'''
publications. =,
Among the forthcoming publications OF CasSei''
Peter s. Galpn is m edition Of DickcnS' .''
at the Holly Tree Inn" with sixteen iuIl-p"'o iu'
tratiors schromo-Hhographed IN ten coors' ana SIX
teen illustrations in black and white from oHe'n"
designs by J. c. Beard.
4 beautiful new edition of " The Lady OF INC
lake, with 100 illustrations by leading Aneilc'h
artists. is being prepared for the hoildays
IvJ. Il. Oseood d Co. All the landscapes are TO nc
sron drawings made upon the spot. Mr.. A. v :.
Anthony. under whose supervision the work mas
been executed, has himself visited and skctched
every scene of the poem.
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MINES AND MINING.

SUNDAY, Auc. 1872. NJ
While the business dono in mining stocks last
week aggregated a greater amount of transactions
than that OF the preceding week. the market was
duh and featureless. fine fact is that the leaders
of mining spec stations. in their greediness to Sc
cure all the cream in the pat have killed tho
goose Of golden egg legend the market has been so
ndecorously manipulated that the public are now
as Shy Of mining stock exchanges as Of peat hos
pltas. Hence such trading as IS daily recorded in
mining stocks is nothing more than dealings be-
tween members Of the BO,rds who for lack Of or
ders arc com 1cllcd to "guess" for their own ao
count on a la5 cent rise or fall in any stock which
the manpulators still cOntInuc 10 " cOach' Even
the Comstock shares suffer from the general leth
argy; he public reports, which are more than con.
fnned by private adyices. Of the prospects Of the
Norh-cnd C0mst0ck min never wore 80 Dromis.
ing yet .he prices OF those stocks are less fh9n half
what they were a year ago. and The East, winch at
that time held large Guauties Ot tnose stocks has
returned very iaTle proportion of I.s former
holdings to the San FraucIsc market. OF lasr
wco2s business Robinson Consolidated aul CLrVs-
olte were the two active stocks; RObin-ou made
gain for the week of 10 cents. and 'hrrsollte
closed yesterday 20 cents b. -her than a ,.. x ayo.
Yesterday tLe old bclanzas were dealt in 10 un-
usual amounts, but were weak: COnsOilatcd W.
gina declined to 3S cents and California 70 -
cents, recovering 70 10 cents. in Robinson ali tina
transactions except 500 shares at 80 were on op-
tons, ranging from 6J buyor 50 70 l.5J s.ller
10. ChrysOlitc sold ut 2.301O2.fJG24O. Navajo
attracted some attention 81 4.7Oa4s0. GIeea
Mountain was strong at 80, Cherokee sold al 3l
cents and Rising sun al 80 cents.
The HomeSiako Mining COnDany announces ifs
forty-eighth dividend of $4,000. payable at tho
Office OF transfer agents, L0uusbrry q Haydn, No.
Is Wall-St., 9l tha 2Jth inst Total OF dividends
TO date, 81 ,5C2,5OO.
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Ncw 1lnblicatlcn5

GONE TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
~ ., -, ,.,o u ,os,
The TRIBUNE Ai--'A '1'N Wv Price IS cents.
TIE 4hlbONE A->NNN ' Price 30 ceuts.
IIEsCHEN; A Tale OF an od Castle csnts
eUNDAi DiNNN''' W Price 2j cents
lOO II mil INV W PI1ce 30 cents
THE TRIBUNE
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Try TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE,

DEADwooD. ID. T., Aug. l3.-rhe Father De Smet
mine shut down yesterday owing 10 the blowing
out of the cylinder of the engine. The mine IS
expected 10 be IDLE only a few days.
The Minnesota cleanup was brought over ycster-
day The result was not made public, but II Is said
to be satisfactory.
IL is reported that the Caledonia mill will start
ND In few DAYS. but the retlceBce of the superIn-
tendent is not cOnfrmatory
A rich s,Ilke Of galena Is reported 10 have been
made in the " ashngton mine. near the sitting
Bull.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, New, Aug. 12.-Ihe High
land Chief mil wall start M without fail on Betty
O'Neal ore Monday Pearson, president OF the c'nl-
pany is here examining the mine. Water Tor use
In the mill will be brought from the mine,
The road TO the Morning star mine has Deen COM
pleted, and work l. progressing well III the lnlne'
Ore is now being taken out.
SILVER REEF, Utah, Aug 12.-BulhOn shipments
for the past week Chisty. S6,963; Stornont,
1880 Barbee X Walker, %, 10.
All the mines are looking well.
The Barhce & Walker shipments will be largely
increased this month.
BENSON. Arlz., Aug 12.-The July product of the
There is GOOD ore in the lowest level and the ulne
looks promising for the future
The Head Centre NINE IS doing well.
Professor ". L. b AXE left for California to-day.
ELPAso Tex, Aug. IA remarkably rich dis
coverv of native copper il reported 10 have been
made ten miles south of Prescott, Arz. o...
Twenty five Apacues were publicly shot NJ Cni-
huahua last Monday
Rullion valued at $1,000 was received IN New
York on saturday from the mines, making total
for the week OF S2i5.OOO.
The total sales of mining stocks i'll New-fork the
past week are officially rep Jrtod by The Two LA-
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Irsiruetlou.
For Bows and Young Men-city.

DVERTISEMENT fOR H. MN
n YORK TKlBUNh Will BE RECElE do I'D a r,IiI Nv
firss sos West Twenty y-tlnrd-st. corner t1aFe;
No " East FOurteeuths. corner Onon;e9Iaitt'
ovc c,ruer To- v.Seyentlst al tho HAltli VI tt iNI
Nos 90 ana 23)j rhirtaYe. corner Ohe-lunuIvd'"As
twenty -fitasL, up 70 ) ?. IA. AZ IesAH o-.Se -
n00Itt[FFPI\G- ARITHMETIC, PENMAN-
III snip lessons classes superior ADVANTAGE S
oerd 4, vorpg men wishing acquire thorough Dd'hs
education. " III iMA.N NN|-NA'-'N
broadway Rooms % ana 81.
II. MORSE'S Classical and English School,
y. ll2 We 3ethst. will reopen september 2' nnnueI
rls limited thorough preparation Tor COLLEGE ahd solSi
inc schools circular. &C, aC"rss uhi 'ep'cOo' 49,
D. n. MOK>E Il. IOtuit Mass
MR. NEWELI;S SCHOOL, 155 West 43d-st..
~ aims 81 combine with the usual preparatory course
PrACIICAL SCIENrlTIC IN~Ikl CilO -. Laboratory
ard scientific department. Professor hALLOCh-
N1FW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
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lW.YORK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON, y. Y.
Fsta1ll- he'd 1854
superintendent-JoHN B. HAYS NJ. D.

"OPENS SEPT 4. 1882. go,
ROaIdng School the highest g1@de whose I'M 'lo" %
lie nieect of yoath b. science. the viii by oDtde" anu
1he feelings reii7Da neyct sea - ui go
rNnisifes ipstruc ION discipline. religion, while h'tlhg lO
every profession ...- -. .,, ,,uos III, tho
Indsou II is reachel BY Sixth Avenue feVatoi t'a
15Ssf Carriages always In waiting, or Dy uS hpi
1c.on the SUPERINTENDENT meets The ARRIVAL of any rau
more beautiful healthy pl Con an enihehor com
,oondiuV flc most more attractive
rounding are fpuu1 along The lar alti D"LAs Vi '
Iplsop It's bindings unu-uli!F n h'ne4Ae ,--,..
.r are forty acres lant att chcd 10 IL shadcl ana IN
1cr,,cted by groves, anordns ample space IoI pay
grounds. .,-
trercb. German and spanish spoken
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES
DACKARD'S COLLEGE will open for the
for the wear ON Monday. september l. with eVeIytmhs
fresh and new Don't forget it, Gail III Rooms o1 foal-
IA, s-f tvo weeks in August. send FOR circular TO
way "'"7 " > =. PACKARD, President.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL
Mal,son.aye. and t-st. hts for the Schoo Oh M.hs'
Steveus -fitute Sheffield ana technical professions
CLASSES in Architectu and Mechanical Drawing ,
A COLIN. late ineer Corps. T. > ~ and Professor al
Aca
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Ono ~ tho oldest and select schools for BOYS
IN e city, receives when old enough 10 attend schoo
and prepares iOr business or college nno pu
e cxaiations Of special lccllencc this year-harNld
cl Male ~ Columbia A. Three separate departments
Prfulry intermediate and senior kegu uar t0inheIeai
canrse with Professor oi Pcnmaaship and bookkeeping.
Roll Principals Teachers and work WIN as well as o
fer ,npiis Radng new centrally located. and devoted
entely fo ihe OF this Sch0O. sanitary anu NeAus
ARRANGEMENTS approved kind; large gymnasium ana
caSses Il physical culture, warm lunch al noon. ,
Catalogues by post Ca-s received "4Vei Se''c'ooi
f.
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For YOUNG Ladies-CitY.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEINED AT TIL
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. 1888 Broadway corner ihlity
wentv-thri-si. corner Ilghtll-as e.
East FouTteenth-st. corner Cnon;s99aT& 90 Ih9
FOrty-soYenh-st.; at the IAklEd Of - -
Nos 100 and 1900 Ihird-ave. corner Onehunure1aha
twenty -hfths to y. III, al regular once IdteS
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SAFES A1 me MLyIyg ErcHhygEg
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a 1 Misses Perrin'S 2,O2l 5th-aye.; terms pc
wear 100 with musical course 500 Grcuars As ABOVE

I9ofbst. English French and German bOardiDgschool
for young Ladies cidren desirable location extensive
6y Tonnds terms $500 $500 per For circulars
spp,y 10 The Seminary 70 PINCKNEY's A0ENCh' DO
meet G Iuilding.
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Yesterday To-day
Yesterlav ro4la,

CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOcHS.
san FRANCISCO, satuniay, Aug u. lo32.
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TREMPER HOUSE.
1 CATSkIIL MOUNTAINS
mountains accessible ~
Direct made with saratoga specials AZ thnG
houre to house accessible by Al
bg Dav line or steamers James ". Baldwin and city OF
Cat foot of HarrisOn.st For circulars giving terms ap
ply JACO' II; a - - 5sr ~, ~, Wv
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ynsirurtloL
For Both Sexes-City.

DvrpT1sENrNlo FOR THE NEW
4 ~ DhdeR nf + WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOwN OFF NO ~ roter ISrhthavs
~ ~ East Fonrteonth.st corner Unionsg sguare 160 Thru
ave- corne Foriyeyenhs at the hAhLhh and
Nos % aud 2,3lS Thiri-ave, corner OhehuhuIeuaiU
,cn, , lth St. up to ! p m. atregular o6co rates
VNRIENDS' SEMlNARY.-FOr both sexes.
L Tast I6th.st. and Kuiher o -pl Term begins YIN NO.
T2tb Kiudergartcn primary, liberal ana college
courses Circulars may be lat At ihe seminary "u ~
Iear.st Fhc principal VIII Dc at iAe senu'i@ "i''' '
'nS'' rom AZ =" BENJAMIN SMITH. NJ. A.. Principal
JACKSON SEMINARY, 5I3 and 5l5 las, Las5
~ lgOil-sL English French aud German poa We
shady grounds terms 500 to S5S let ,G&NtY Do
apply to lie seminary. or to PiNCbNhl9 - '''
nestle Bmling
NEISS GRINNELL, 53 East 55th-st, Will VIII re red
4fA Ouon her English French ant ~ 'To 0c Ccieei.
ate ana tlecv We courses OF study. superior l'0H''''' ~
Art ana Music. separate departments ioi Uoss -
ETRS. WILLIAMES' u, nav sc,oo ,or
X,, 49, o1 1buiicn % % West 3Hth--t VII reopen
scnfeoicr 1 Adar, ss by letter untl sepiem 'or ~.
rTUE CONSERVATORY of ELOCU IlON.. On,
4 4S7 5ta.avc. Glasses and private nstIuo''oL @
Nj AEANDAlL~Df EiiL. Principal
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
DROOKLYNAIEIGHTS SEMINARY; .,,.. ,-r,
ID ms Day ana Boarding school Tor ouhs i'os vi"
onen scin e1rl'er 20. CHARLES L. WEST, fnhoii a.
For BOYS and Young Mon-country,
A I,vFRTISEMENT FOR fHE NEW.
q YOFK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At ri. r
UPTOWN OFFICES N9 d.-"S VT i.f"A@; cor
c@. Fiolfhave No. 81 East Fouueenth-t corner Union
square 30 Third ave. corner , az W corner
0nehundTecand yflth-stu TO p % at regular oi
tce Iatos
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DON'T LOOKOUT HOTEL and COTTAGES,

THE ALLAlRE, ..,.
! SPRING LAKE y. j., now open Directly on the
bach moder superior appointments cuisine
uueNCelI~L =, =, mon .pDsoN
.Thntnas Farley, Manager. r. NJ Rl'hAkDNDN.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

Preparatory College scientific SCHOOL, 3i2 hours FROM
EewYork Next school year begins September l5. -,
JOHN MElGb. fh ~, Principal,
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VNHE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL,

Il No ~ Wcst 5Jth- ST., oppo,ile IentIaI iaIh ~,
r. A GIBBfN- and d BEACH. Jr. PnhclpAs
Keopens Monday, september IS
New-York tribune., 1882-08-14

=. " AK TINIUKE IUILEIF, ftOprHIHE III
- restored building Both sexes admitted College and
Of Friends The main building DESTROYED by fire 9th
month last, has been completely reDnlt enlarged aud
htled with all cOnycnrnccS Thorough instruction
Iangunges Literature Mathematics aud the Sciences
scientific building containing Laboratories. draft
Ing rooms machine shops aud All appliances for
pursuing "A thorough Chemisty. Mechanical aud
owl Engineering The opens 9th (Sept)
l2th Apply caTiy other things being equa places will
be "A en- tho earliest applicants.
for fun particulars address EDWARD IL MAGILI.
Prest., 6wartAm0rs College. Delaware Co, Penn
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Cost ano {onn6

I OST.-Bank book No. 1879, 1876, issued by
IL the German savings Bank in he city OF New;Y9rk to
August Ebors found returned 10 the bank before
the OF Septe bor 1852, application will be made for
a new book. New-YOrk Aug ii, 1882
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-25

The New York Court of Appeals has made the novel and important decision that mar ried women are the rightful owners of art- cles of personal adorpment and convenience coming from their husbands and can be- queath them at death to their heirs The court holds that the separate and personal possession by the wife of articles specially fitted for and adapted to her personal use, and differing in that respect from household goods kept for the common use of both hus- band and wife, would have drawn after it the presumption of executed gift, if the property came from the husband, and of the wife's ownership. but for the disabilities of the marital relation. Now that these disa- bilities are removed, the several existence and separate property of the wife recognized, and her capacity to take and hold as her own a gift in good faith and fairly made to her by her husband established, it seems to the court time to clothe her right with its natural and proper attributes, and apply to gift to her, although made by her husband, the general rules of law unmodifed and unim- paired by the old disabilities of the marriage relation.
 The forthcoming report of the House Committee on Civil Service Reform will be interesting. The view of the committee is that any reform in this direction must be of gradual growth, and that it would be impos- sible to prepare any plan which could be put in general operation. The committee, there fore, propose to select the pension office as one of the most important divisions of the public service in Washington, and apply the
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-25
I)iphthepia.

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 PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER is not an experiment.. It has been before the public for forty years, and is most valued where it is best Known.
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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-25

William Barrett, of Melrose, was found dead Sunday night and had probably shot himself with pistol found at his side.
 A strange romantic story comes from Denver Charles Miller, born in Massachu- setts and reared in Chicago, where he claims to have considerable property, went to Den yer two or three years ago. and donning fe- male attire, has been employed in domestic service in several families, giving good satis- faction few months since Miss Nettie NJ. Presby, born at Lyman, N. H., worked for a few days in the same family, and a warm friendship sprang up between them. Re gently Miller told her of his disguise and ot- fered her his hand in marriage. The knot has since been tied, and they are now on the way to Chicago.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-25

The London Board of Works is making survey of certain theatres with reference to their facilities for defence against fire, and for the escape of the audience in case of panic. The nightly attendance in four hun dred and twenty-five theatres and halls in London is two hundred and twenty two thousand persons.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-25
PaImer's Hair Tonic
 and Rest0rer.

The great success of Palmer's Hair Tonic and RestOrer is owing to this fact. It is entirely different from all others. It contains no Me tallic or Mineral pOisons, Lead or Sulphur, and leaves no stain on the skin or linen. This elegant prepa- ration makes the Hair grow freely aud fast; keeps it from falling out. removes Dandruff and Itching and rnaB es the Hair strong. 1t gives life and vigOr to the Hair, ir,supplying aud feeding it's roots with new vii tality and actually restoring it by the process of nature. It is highly recommended by most eminent Physicians, Bankers C1ergymen, and is highly prized by the ladies. Price, 50 cents per bottle. For sale by all druggists
 Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Boston, and Richardson x Co.,, New Haven, Ct.. Agents. ma6 d&w1m