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THE iRON STRIKE,
All Outlet ut Pittsburxh-Thes sItuatiou
nix. Nt S0utii Chicago, t,I. ...l

!, PITTSBURGH, July yll.--Ailain In the iron
strike were unusually quiet today, even
the accustomed runlors were wanting. Re.
ports Of firms who are about 10 sign nrc
daily becoming fewer, md as tho mills
one by one finish repairs and make prepr.
rations, both sides seem 10 DO settling
down for q long, lard fight. Nothing lind
been heard FROM President jarrett this
morning. 'Ttl 'rt ll' y ss0ttt'
z President jarrett, In talking to 4 Cleve.
land reporter Of the situation Ia Pittsburgh
said: Everything is looking favorable. n n
number OF men have signed tho scale, md
IL SO doing they have given evidence of
their ability to pay the demands. must
say the proprletos are acting gamey in
tlieir, fight, but ! expect developments with.
IN the next two weeks which will en-.
tighten us In reference to the exact status
ofthings. What these developments nrc
am not prepared TO say, but think the
present strike will be OF lltImateyalue and
benefit to the men. i.'.t r. - /
sorrn CHICAGO, ILL.,, July ll,-Eyery.
thihS Il quiet ut tue mills OF the Calumet
Iron < Steel Company this morning, nj.
though large. crowds are gathered around
the depot awaiting the urrival OF trains.
Preparations are being made 10 start Nh
three Of the sixteen furnaces with non.
union men. Officers Of the Company are
here. md there is large force OF police on
hand. About fifty specials Ilave been
sworn in. The union men claim they will
not make any trouble. g1'Gri
The works atl,hc Calumet Iron and
Steel Company at Irondale have been sur.
rounded by high tight fence, and the
Company has provided boarding and
lodging accommodations for non.union
workmen inside tho Enclosure. No WORK
has been done yet. Only fifteen or
twenty men are inside. There were abont
twenty-five Of them, but tho others were
persuaded or scared away by tho strikers.
The company processes to be pcrlecting ar.
Engagements for n full force of non,unionists.
The strikers say it Wilt impossible und
anticipate that they will he called in within
u few days on the basis OF the Bay View
agreement, They say no violence Is in-
tended by thom. sa's7 iItySF
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THE SIIOEsvRING DISTRICT.
Republican Convention Judge Loon,

Republican nConvention-Judgc Loomis
= Nominated for Congress. -
Special Dispatch to the Intcllscncer
PoISr PLEASANT, July ll.-The Republi.
can Congressional Convention for tile
Fourth district met in this town to-day.
he:attendance was large and eintcres.
manifested was enthusiastic, every county
in the district being represented except one!
+. W. Morris, OF Richie county, was
President OF the convention. ''-''
Resolutions arraigning the Democratic
party, State and National, for their many
sins OF, omission and commission were
adopted. tEs"sEg.s .ssSsSs
Hon. George Loomis, OF Parkersburg,
was nominated for Congress by acclama-
ton.
!. There was Il most earnest and aggressive
spirit manifested by the delegates, and /.
determination expressed by all 10 20 into
the. fight to win. - =
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New ionH, July l2.-AIichael Davitt
took leave Tor the present Of the United
States, by appearing before local Land
League Organization which had secured
ior him u great throng OF listeners and loud
applauders. Hc made only short speech
and said he would be able 10 say to Par
nell in few days in Ireland: "There are
no dissensions in the United States." The
mother OF Parncll also spoke.
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AnOSG THE MOIfSrAINS.
A. the Capital Of Preston Gnuuty-Statt
Educational Cpuycution H-

Edurnti0nH! Convention.
ElSGwooD. July ll.-Yesterday morn
log, on the early train, in company with
Superintendent catcher and G. 4. Howard
and sister, Of Cincinnati, your correspond.
+nt started for this beaniiiu! little city OH
Tue hills. At Farmont and Grafton the
rEmpauy was reinforced by others Suntil,
by the time We reached Tunnclton, we
numbered iiitecn-eleveu gentlemen and
hur ltlics. Soon thereafter we were in
kingwool. ~
The good people OF this vicinity have
ihOwn open their houses and there will
Ie trcc entertainment for all who come.
The prospects are that the session OF the
State Educational Convention will open
with . coOdly numberi in attendance. State
Superintendent Butcher, Professors Robt.
Kidd, OF upshur. Watson, o: Glenville,
Crais, Of New Salem, and Hall, ofWeston,
with Superintenients johnson, OF Gilmer,
Hawthorn, OF Preston, and quite n number
dOtlcrs are here ready ior work. Miss
Marsh, Of Parkersburg, is also present. In
company with Prof. Watson, OF Glenville,
your correspondent is adopted for a few
days in the family Of Mr.. uerm0n, the
cashier OF the kinswood Bank. He has
the finest residence and grounds in or
about kingwood. The view from the
Nons piazza OF his house is simply mag.
nllcent His dwelling is situated OH M
rnncnre, just outside and southwest Of
lhetoau. Tie little town Just below, 50,
Sagrm among the surrounding hills and
MoGAlains. forms \ picture that would i'll
spirei brush OF any painter.
County Court is now in session. A
ltn0cni,ic convention was held to-day.
have had the pleasure Of meeting Judge
sloke. formerly Of Keyser, but now Of this
Place, and his partner, Mr.. Worley. Also
Wy. Brown, Jr., very clever gentleman
dKinswood. d LIS .-si
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LoSDoS, July ll.-Edwin Booth to-day
gave matinee performance OF Richelie,t,
the whole dramatic profession Of London
being invited to be present. Booth wns
enthusiastically received and called for
ward aiter each net Among those present
were Wilson, Barrett, Irving, Bancroft,
Toolc, Forbcs, Robertson, Warner, and
Mrs. John Wood, Miss Ellen Terry and
Mrs. .SWanborOugh.N 2. ~. y !. t.ls 3 L---.-
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,,,p.npIlicans Of the ith West Va.
:, ,, ,.,. ia .Ieir convention at pt. Pleasant
u '.,lv. nominated Ex'Jndge George
,' !, ,',,.. d Petersburg, for Congress. This
D,', -. e,,plleni nomination, mud one that
M M ,,,mmcpl it.rli not only to ltepubli.
',", ", IN, to many others in the lth district.
,rr. ,T, lnJs /, telling speaker OIL the
'',,On ~, .Ilwho heard his Opera House
s ,,',,s b,r in lS7G can testify. lie is also
t.,.j.uIu Of high personal and probes.
i's,,Itb,ncter. The Convention did u
nj Lyis work in nominating him rs
L.t, .aplarl bearer. -..gl.s.Git q
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WAsnINGTuS, D. c., July ll.-It can be
authoritively stated that but one United
States Senator is expected to be criminally
connected with the Star Route frauds
through newly discovered evidence. +.
The House Committee OH the Judiciary
directed Representative Payson, | Of Hi
nois, to report adversely on the Mormon
war claims pending since 1859. Tile
amount involved is $l3O,OOO.,
1t is the in ention Of the tariff commits.
sion TO arrange for the hearing OF tcstimu.
ny with n view OF saving time, and persons
desiring to, be heard ,willbe notified of, the
time and place. President Hayes may, be
addressed on the subject n" Long Branch.
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Heavy klnll STORM,

HASTINGS, Ngn,, July ia bad storm
,'sNover here this morning. There was
,S Jeaty hail in the city, breaking most Of
M at gaS ON the nor,l, side of the build
s.t IN and destroying iruitand gardens. Tie
%, wall, however, extended only about mile
SSsi i,, anu north and but little further east,
c",n,,i's ""u ~ is%tpi down the southeast with aG.
.";"iea .cho"i y iofce, nnrooiing the depot and
""a ,Ism",,, ''o"S @ Mt Glenvile and doing other
,"''"sr; ,I, n; lnS crops are baily damaged in
s,e ,rsa circle Of the hail, but fortunately It's
'Tbs clo,o 81 'o, Lrse. at least in this section.
navel nov sieaasor ' Not NJ henesw, west OF us, was
"'''eu Il nile md considerably racked.
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CLEVELAND, July 1.-The steamer City
Detroit, with about 700 excursionists from
various points on the New York, Penn
sylvania X Ohio railroad, left here this
morning ior an-Island, twenty miles from
here. When near Ballast Island und h
mile and half from t.in.I,ay, the steamer
suddenly grounded in shoal OF cobble
stones so firmly that three tugs were unable
10 pull her oil. The passengers were trans.
ferred without accident to the steamer
Gazelic, which brought them here tonight
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:ClScrSSArL o., July{ll.-The Wesleyan
Female College, Of this city, was offered for
sale. by the Sheritito.dayIunder foreclosure
proceedings. The appraisement was one
hundred and three thousand dollars.
Under the law il could not be, sold for less
than one-third OF the appraised val ue.
Not bid was received and n new ap-
praisement must be made. The Method
lists, under the lead OF Dr.iWalden und
Bishop Wiley, have made earnest efforts to
secure S30,0 900 with which TO save the col
lege from sale, but only obtained $4,000
and abandoned the effort. = l-t--fy.:f.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July ll.-Governor Crit
tcnden has been notified that the United
States Government is ready 10 pay over to
the States agent in New. York $3.50, 900 for
the militia war claims. Senator John +,
Heard, the State's agent, will receive about
Sll 1000, as Commissioner under the law
providing ior. his appointment. r. n!s-,
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ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1l.-AIary Engling-
ton Barr, only daughter Of Rev. D: Engling-
ton Barr, a well known Episcopal minister,
recently deceased, filed u suit to-day to set
aside her. fathers will. She alleges undue
influence and diseased mind through in.
and the use Of opiates. Dr. Barr
bcqueathed nearly all his property to
charitable Institutions not leaving his
daughter u penny. She has brought suit
against the executor, Ex-Judge Wickham,
chancellor Of the Episcopal Diocese OF Mis-.
cnurf D. y..4 i'.t.' : ,f-'' rl- - "a.
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t-Killcd liisNepl,ev.

ClSciSS&rl, o. July ll::-A Parksyille,
ny, special says::& John Rowsie yesterday
shot and Killed his. nephew, John Lamb.
Rowsie and Lamb had quarrelled, and the
former ordered aud the latter leave his
premises, when Lamb cooked rifle he had
in bis hands. Rowsie Immediately fired
with fatal effect. "a
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July was completed in tho South and was
IN active progress In Kentucky and com.
mencing north Of the Ohio river. rAt this
date 1t Ind reached II the altitude forty
degrees and will soon be completed. The
condition Of oats Is very high, averaging
lo3, rye lOl barley %. Cereals, cornalone
excepted, all promise n yield>pcr acre
above the average. s s,gl +, s.,f q /
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WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Senate
Finance Committee adopted; an amend.
ment to the Internal Revenue, Bill, chang.
ing the date from May, 1883, TO October,
lSS2, when the provisions Of the bill
relating TO stump taxes on bank checks,
drafts, orders, vouchers, matches and other
articles embraced in Schedule A, shall 60
into effect. Z :. Z. - a. % !. tE.Li =
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ho,,Eai LEMON, O., July ll.-Ncarly all tlic
sUo,'. "Uushoid furniture Of the four houses
ySs,p, ySsp, away by the flood in Turtle creek
;sS'S'uay rn",a evening, is ruined. One colored
,SioI SSiSd'al, M VINO had been sick for some time,
hnSn Sa upon being told that the reseryoi, had
IvHv'', I,nss :, People are searching along tho
rty. 'o"! ''' s'es'' 'ost prop
o,or ,a.H.EIi,ErTA, .I, o., July ll.-A storm passed
Tse,., Tse, I'lls region last night. There wtrs Il
Tvasy Tms fi'n and wind and much lightning,
NV" 'm' 9arns were struck and destroyed, aud
TIe TSo Mr'ner lost four cows by lightning.
,,v. r"e nun ialI was nm inch and a half. The
'0fA is all broken down, =. !. ~ ~
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Special Dispatch to the lntell!genccr
CLARIEssBvEd, July ll.T7At field trial OF
mowers held here to-day under tile manage
ment oftne Harrison County Agricultural
Society, the following mowers competed:
Osborn, Buckeye and Champion, and were
each put to severe tests. The first prize
was awarded the Buckeye. ,at
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h.SASsA hASsAs Clrv, No., July ia very
vvtaSy wind GoSln passed over Marvsyille,
NY, ny, on the St. Joseph and Western rail.
,T.I, ,Ss about 10 o'clock ,lis morning. From
,"aG Mc @Gt TINT the telegraph wires are ali
Jona JONn l, was thought Aserious damage was
aOne to the town. .s-l e. - - -
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sr. Loris, Mo-, July ll.-A Post. Dispatch
snata Fe, n. NJ, special says: At Flagstaff
yesterday Jim l'gown and Blind Jim
murdered two men named S:oryund +. p.
Dietrich. The whole town pursued,
caught and hanged the murderers. N L
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.t5 ST.. LOUIS, July, ll.-The Republican
Congressional Convention Of the 18th ILL.
nois District nominated | Col:S w. C, KeGi
ner rs a candidate for Congress. This,is
Wm. jMorrison's new district and is be:
lieyed to have 500 Republican majority
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EDESRuRG, liz, July ll.-The wife Of
Jacob Miller was outraged Ebyi i,a tramp
named Capple, six: miles north Sof here,
Capple was captured and will 3be given a
hearing on Monday II the excited citizens
do not appeal TO the lynch law.e
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Qhs latdli9snfsr.:. :.
-, ,o.. ~ aud - fourteenth ktrcct.

Tar news from Epyyt comes ahead OF
u, orirr to the fact that telegraph beats
% ,;,bt in ,ayrrsins the distance be-
," ~ "a Alexandria and tho Western world
''aa ,,s hours. BY the time this paragraph
s Sin print We may have n bulletin in
10 the opening operations OF the
LII day. NJ.
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lsIEI).j

Z, .,y... NJ IL, Id, EIED. n y gtf.-5 5i..
Mc:0RMt"K-..m "Wednesday, July II. lsy2. Aba.
iniant MA daMghtGr I" Th'mas and Sarah Mccormick,
FurneHs this "wednesday afternoon a, 3 O'clock.
FRIENDS o. The family arc invited to attend. Inter
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FIRE OrENrD oS TIE roI,rs.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1l-7:40 \. M.-The
Alexandria, Sultan and Superb opened the
fire upon the Notifications. The batteries
at once replied, but their shots nj first fell
short Of the ships. The rest OF the fleet
then joined in and action became general.
After twenty minutes cannona6, two Of
the forts ceased firing. Fort Pharos ap-
pears to- bemuchi damaged. The ships as
faras can be epcrceiyed have not suffered
nydamase: = ~ - 70 & = -
ALEXANDRIA,, July ll-9:l0 A. M.-The
attack on the forts lliis nov been kept up
two hours. Y Smoke hangs over the town
along the line OF the shore batteries; and
among the ships. and it is difficult TO see
what damage has been done. 1t is certain,
however, that the enemy has suffered yery
heavily Fort; Marsael Kanat has ibeei,
blown up by fire from the other batteries.
Forts are slackening their fire.
The top Of the tower Of Fort
Pharos has been carried away and
many guns have been disnlounted on that
and other forts. The flag Of the Geneva
Red Gross is flying over the hospital in the
city. Dutch and Greek flags are hoistcd
over their. respective cousnlntes. AZ tho
beginning OF the bombardnents immense
excitement was visible. Crowds 81 people
were seen vending their way toward iht
palace. The streets are now deserted, the
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Wheeling Live Stock Market.

All the cattle received at the stock yards during
the pas. week were home r,ttle and rc,si Al liz.
following prices: 9o1 lb;; 5l'I4c: 400 lb4. Ca6hc
Hogs 7Ec. Sheep Bale, clipped; jaGc uncppel.
.ToLEno. July ii.--The n0on 10 ,ri opened win
Wheat nm, closing weaker: No. red tpo 81 20:
Jaui? 81 loN August 81 ~: ecptembcr 81 ils;:
October 81 w: year 81 l3 Corn nor innlir n.
changed at ssc No. 2.pot SIC: July SEC. Oats Gui"i
No. 2spoi 5sc: August lie: September lie BID: Drtn.
M. ner aud September dc bid; October liH Cisede
wheat weak und lower; No. rel spoI held n, 81 "a.
July 81 ~: August 81 ,lS11S; September 81 IaiI.
October s. ia!11: year 81 Il Corn weak; No. Jnic
SlSlHc: August soc asked; September 79o lid: Oe.
TiTUsrILlF, "a. July ll.-0Ila orentd AT Grc.
hislieAt GCS; lnwest eGtc; clo.ed al gCi:e, shln
msnts Ji,22 barrels runs ,i.5S1 barrels: char,.r,
q .Sna brrre's "a N.S>''' 1855 t"H'etN
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Twelve officers and men landed from the
lnilexiblc under cover 0i the fire OF the
Condor and Bittern and destroyed with
dynamite the heavy guns OF Fort Mex.
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On the Invincible everything is ready
for action. The water. light compartments
are closed, the topmast is struck, sand bags
are piled on the upper Battery deck to pro
tect the men working tile gatlne guns nnd
rilemen posted there. We shall probably
engage the forts ut close quarters. Our
medium and slnallarms men will be able
to do much to keep down the fire OF the
enemy's guns. They are doubtless taking
our range Mt present, hut will be deceived
il they think we shall fight from our pre-.
sent mooring. The Invincible is anchored
opposite the Mex fort in the outer harbor,
and the Monarch is close by. In the fort
and on the adjoining works are seven
heavy riiled guns bearing on the fleet. All
is ready for action. The guns arc trained
on the lorts in readiness for, instant work,
should the. latter take the initiative. The
best spirit prevails among the officers and
men, and L quiet, reliant air prevails. All
movements are conducted quietly and
without fuss. =
The khcdive declined; the invitation OF
the British Consul.Gcneal 10 embark on
an English ship, saying lie; could no. nj
lord to.sive his enemies an opportunity OF
saying he deserted his post.
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THE DAILY MARKETS,
THE LATEST TELEeaAPHlc REPORTS
VI tae condition Or tls AArL,t, At ithe Lead,
Trade csntsn Of the Csuatry.-rhr Railing
i9~. Prlesa for the prlneipal stApirs-piu.s.
ra elai and CommsrrlL Affairs, p5 .,,,.l
!! !doyKGNhES!1s-Weat.a an,l Y ,er cent lower far
~, unchanged for ii4s ainl extended as and G., W

1ovkshshkS1s--M Meat. and Y ler cent lower for
-, unchanged for "a AMI extended rs and c.
ii.3ulsiana eotisols,.- 7lKlvirSlnia Cs.,,,a.. 49,. M
MISSOURI hs..'........-lieS Virginia o0nsolscx.
rnnssn. nvn".sn.S;:'.'-.'-lie 4. tta mat coupo,ls. IS
tennessee os, new-s 80 Il n sOdtred. I ~ nj
RAILROAD ns-Cicnerally ktn,ng.
srArE SEcukitIE4-Wlthout icaiiirc c,co,, n. n.
aessee mixed which atc f,tr cent lover. - " y
g. 4 g. e. ssisnas ss.s1Ssd. lSa Lchsh 4 wilkes
Y. T. ~. COUPONS. ~ U. i. 6o,ds, iis,s'
e:osa =: ~ & ron 2. + Lana Gfanis, liz
venlial lheile tnull6 Texas Iac ani rts.. az
hiso so sldo Rio (lntndc div stf
Nne'N. s.d4iiT ..tiig 7E0's,;I "',SI' :
srocEs-While the market Is ttIll chsrac,.,,,.,
Dy Strong nhdcrtone and the gciicn,i te,n,,sr ~
siseeulatl9n reinalns, builish there is no Iouii
mat the buuyancc OF the early part OF tho l,y w.s
taseil sdvanlageo Of oau important extent 10 real
~ ~ pr ptonH on what now Seem low priced s,ocks,
These Sl,r to renliledrew out good many shofi
g: the slo:k market al the lust hour prIcrs
INST advanced isa1g per cent, Then dccllnr,i HsI
HI fsht .ieh Nroyersd ifasS per cent, hut ID tho
anRl dealings part OF this recovery was Iost, ''
'EIrniislctOns tlj, ,0OO shkryt MA =. i'T'' pssf
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In the Commons this evening Campbell
Zimmerman, financial secretary Of the. War
office, read the following telegram :nl7.f & =
ALEXANDRIA,, July ll.-T:5O r. ".
The total number killed is S; wounded,
2T;'distribused as follows; -'i'''rl7c'l =
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people having fled or taken refuge In csl.
lam. There are 10 signs OF u surrender so

A Atelcyram from the Eastern Telegraph
Company's steamer, tho Chiltern, sCnt,nt
ll:l5 this morning, says; ''Ilc lombard.
ment still continues. Tho forts are grad.
ually being siencod. The I.s.El.Tin forts
are suffering severely from tho hravy ani
disastrous fire Of the ships Alexandria, Su.
perb md Temcrnirc.n 01HI ~ 80
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!, wit wntLIlMoRE July li.-fiour unchanged and quiet,
winter nd spnt 81 a3,i Ji July 81 2SIl.I ssi: An.
GiA 81 Sshl 4!H: September 81 2jai ajI;: october
q @Nl %rk Com, we.,crn neglected; mixed sp0t
rag ,Ju,y; StShSi114r; A,gn.t s;s.r; Septcm.
Dtr o.Ac VIZ .'als s:.p!W western white GGa6sc:
mixed 6inG5c: Pennsylvania Gss6Sc. EycTuIet 0ui
steady at TnSe. liuy unchanged. Provisions frm
and unthnmscti. Gn,,er flfn Tor clloicc western
phcS,d NJ lia2'e: Grratnciyi 2IG27ca E,gs flrm M
susa' 'quiet: Whisky hrurr. nt Il lSaI 10. Af'.
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color. 1t makes the scalp white and
clean. 1t cures dandruf and humors,
and falling-out of the hair 1t furnishes
the nutritive principle by which the
hair is nourished and supported. 1t
makes the hair moist, soft and glossy
and is unsurpassed as a hair DRESSING
II Is the most economical preparation
ever offered to the public. as ITS effects
remain long time, making only ga
occasional application necessary. 10 l.
recommended and used by eminent
medical men. an officially endorsed hy
the State ASSaycr ~ Massachusetts.
The popularity OF ilah'S Hair Remover
has increased with the test ~ many
years, both ill this country ana in
foreign lands, and il is now kuown AMI
used in all the civilized eJuntries Of
the world.
For sale by all dealers.