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4 PURSE CONTAINING $40 IN
n coin and draft for SITS. on the MGR
chants and Finders National Bank Of n.
not Endorsed aud il OF no use to the finder.
Also contained three small notes on par
ties i'm tho East and some other papers that
arc of no va,ue except 10 the undersigned.
II the papers, draft. notes. ETC.. and 500,
are returned. no questions will be asked.
w. I. SrOLL. +. q. Box $40,
Or Capt. SMITH. Arlington Hotel. milf
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Lager Beer.

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constantly ON hand. The public Is ror.
daily invited to give Il . tesl.
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Men must report to the undersigned at
Yale, British Columbia. and by applying
to Stahlschmidt & Ward. Victoria. reduced
tickets can be purchased from Victoria to
Yale for s. exclusive of meals.
al5-tf A. ONDERDONK.
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am selling a good article of
Calico at 4 to 5 cents per yard; a
nice quality Of Dress Lawns from
5 to 6 cents a yard; a good article,
Of 4 unbleachcd Sea Island Cot
toUs, from Z to s cents per yard;
1000 of a good quality of gents
Gauze Undershirts at % cents a
piece; % dozen mems straw hats.
from 10 to % cents a piece; 500
gents stiff hats, from SOC to $1.O0
a piece; 5000 mems White Shirts,
IA good article) at 30 cents a
piece; 800 dozen pair mems fancy
half hose, all col0rs, at 5 cents per
pair; 1000 pair of working pants
from SOC to $1.OO a pair; 500 nice
and hobby Spring and Summer
suits, all wool, from $3.50 to $4.00
a suit; 5000 table oil clothes at 40
cents a pattern.
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DUDLEY, June 3, 80.


Editor Star The Republicans
of this precinct met in convention
to-day, and elected for its dele"
gates to the County Convention
w. B. Baker, Geo. W. Aldrige
and S. y. Miller; al'ernates, John
W. Aldrige, A. Brunt and j. +.
Baker.
A committee was then appointed
to wait upon Mr.. E. J. Hines, and
invite him before the Convention.
He came forward and addressed
the Convention with one Of his
fancy speeches, after which, the
Convention endorsed Mr.. Hines as
the independent candidate for
Township Constable Of Brogden
Township.
The Convention then adjourned.
W. B. BAKER, Chm'n.
j. w. ALDRIGE, Sec'ty.
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j. j. Lewis, 4 w. Weaver, VIM
Jones' r w. Hardie, J4 Fl. Jen-
kins, Marcus Pnller, Steward Har,
die, Robert Parker, Thomas Whit.
aker.
Congressional u q. Johea, w,
III. HarrisoD,J. Ell. Harrison, J.J.
Wood; alternates, J. MI Pittman,
J. Fl. Howard, p. G. Solomon, 4.
w. Hardie.
ss Judicisl.--H. Il. Davis, j. M.
Pittman, %. g. Baker, J. w. John
son; alternates, j. 7. Gregory. J.
Ell. Eaton, Whit Hardie, Rev. A.
Buck. Nd
Resolution were adopted in
structing the delegates to the
Congressional Convention to vote
for Hon. j. Il O'Hara for Con-
gress, and delegates to the Judicial
Convention TO vote for J. II. Col
Inns for Solicitor Of 2nd Judicial
District, aud Jno. A. Moore Judge
of 2ad Judicial District.
Ii was the most orderly conven~
ton that has been held in this
county for years.
FL. Il. DAVIS,
L. w. HARDIE,
Secretaries.
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SATURDAY, JUNE1O, 1882.
Hon. D. d. Dockery Is thu

Hon. 0. 81. Dockery Ia the
choice Of quite a large number d
leading Republicansiu this section
OF the State for Congressman at
Large, and would poll the full
strength Of the party ifnominated.
Col. Dockery is one Of the ablest
debaters in the Republican party
in North Carolina. Col. |. J.
Young is also a candidate, and
has some followers in this section
Of the State. Either Of these gen,
tlemen would receive the hearty
support Of the Republicans and
the Independent men Of the East
Middle and Western sections. We
hope that the State Convention
will find it to their advantage to
select one Of these gentlemen for
Congressman at Large.
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TRENTON, May "a, 'S2.


Editor Star Please allow me
space in your valuable paper to
say a few words IN regard to the
Republicans of the End Congress
sional District, and the State at
large, as we are near the caves of
a very grand and important cam
paign, and it seems to me that the
Republican party are not aroused
in the political attitude to gain
victory, and without a mora inter-
mated concentration victory is lost
to us.
/ see the names Of Democrats
mentioned for Congressman at
Large, and they are usiug the
names of the very best men for
that position, and why in the name
of providence don't | see some
name mentioned for that position.
Must the delegates 60 to Raleigh
on the 14th of June and select
one without the least knowledge
of his characteristics, or abilities. OF
morals. or should we have some
knowledge of the man.
Now, Mr. Editor, | will suggest
to you the name of 0 Fl. Dockery,
In my opinion he is a available
man for Congressman at Large,
and with his name at the head OF
the Republican party victory will
be almost assured, and let us raise
our banners for bin. and we will
have q man of whom the east will
be proud, and the west likewise
will concentrate with with US as a
true example of human pride.
And now, Mr.. Editor, let me
call the attention of the Republic
cans of 2nd Congressional District
to one thing they have not thought
of, and it is one of the grandest
episodes in humanity, and that ie,
recognition of one Of your own
race where you have the power to
do so, This district has failed to
do their part toward their color,
and If I should be allowed to say
anything IN regard to the 2nd dis
trict, and who shall dictate. and
the leading Republicans of Jones
county are with me, that the name
of Geo. T. Wassom is among ths
first in their estimation. We con.
'|gratulate you on the bold staoc
yon take for the race, and If nom
mated and elected You will. NJ
dOubtbe an honor to 1t. There
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HALIFAX COUNTY OONVEN
TION.
HALIFAX, June 5, 'S2.


Editor Star .--Persuant to mo-
tice the Republican County Con-
vention, of the above named coun.
ty, met in the court honse in the
town of Halifax, on Saturday,
June Ord, 1882 Hon. J. T. Greg
DRY, chairman Of Republican Coun-
ty Executive Committee, called
the meeting to order, and stated
the object of the meeting.
Hon. Ell. 3. Davis and 7. W.
Hardie were made temporary sec
retaries, after which the roll was
called by townhsips; all Of the
townships were represented.
On mutton, it was ordered that
whereas there we're no contestlng
delegates, that the committee on
Credentials be discharged, after
which q permanent organization
was entered into, which resulted
In the election of Hon. J.T. Greg
ory as permanent chairman, and
Hon. E. .. Davis and Z, w. Har,
die secretaries.
The following lisa list Of the del
Eegates to the State CONFESSIONS
and judicial Conventions
Hon. J. 7. Gregory, Hon. J. 3
O'Hara, Hon. H. = Davis, j. q
Jones, Hon. ]. J. Goodwin, W. II
Capell, Hon. A. ], jackson, Hon
R. J. Mayo, Hon. ]. I. Reynolds
| W. T. Young, George A. Brown
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Notice.

The undersigned having. on the 27th day Of
February, A. d., 1882. duly qualified before
the Probate Court of Wayne County, as Adj
ministrator and Administrators on the estate
Of Hey Greenfield, deceased, hereby give no.
tice to all persons indebted to the said de-
cedent to make immediate payment. and to
all persons having claims against the said de:
cedent to exhibit the same to the Iinder.
signed on or before the LIST day OF March.
A, d. 1883.
ALFRED HOWE.
JULIA GREENFIELD,
Administrator and Administering,
This 9th day February, 1889.
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THE LIBERAL CONVENTION
o. II. DOCKERY NOMINATED FOB
CONGRESS- AT LARGE.

On Wednesday last at l;3O p
m. the Anti Prohibition Conven-
ton met at Metropolital Hall.
The number Of delegates present
was not large, as they, with the
help Of casual spectators, were1ust
able to fill the hall. THE conven>
ton had about 80 negroes and l2O
white delegates, Of whom perhaps
40 were Democrats.
r There was great cheering as a
tall form, encased in q black suit,
meandered down the aisle. 1t was
Col. johnson, of Mecklenburg,and
he acknowledged the compliment
with courtly bow as he reached
the region Of the stage.
There were a number OF the
delegates who figured two years
ago among what was known as the
"Independent Democrats" who
ran for various Offices and generals
" "got left" Chatham county
had a number of these delegates.
Ool Johnson called the conven-
ton to order. The election of off
GERS was then held. Col. W. A.
Moore moved that COL johnson
be declared chairman by acclamas
ton, complimentary as a man Of
courage to face the Bourbon De-
mocracy.
Col. johnson expressed his
thanks for the compliment confer
red, and said he was proud thai
independent thought was abroad
In the land. Prohibition was or
attempt to bring every free mar
in North Carolina under bonds
lie asked If the people were bound
to keep the present officials AMI
their heirs and successors in pow.
or forever, while he and other
had been abused for acting a
they felt. He said reform wa
necessary, and the people shoul'
have the power to elect thei
County Commissioners and Mag
istrates. ea
Mr.. Z. P. Deveraux was calle'
for AND in response made an abb
speech.
Col. Ike Young was called AM
responded in his usual way, afte
which, Capt. E. N. Powers ros
and placed O. Fl. Dockery in nom
ination for Congress at Large, ant
Matt. Atkinson appealed to BIZ
Democratic friends to tear from
their breasts every feeling of op'
position to Mr.. Dockery, and plao'
I his name in triumph at the heat
of their ticket.
Col. Geo. N. Folk was nominated
for Justice of the Supreme Court
The Liberal Antl-P Prohibition
party Of North Carolina bids fai
E fo ,oaat ,snccaaa.
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OAK OIL FOR WORMS, prepared
BY DEP. Il. Hicks ToisnotN. O.
DTcrTs business now before the

DFCTTv business now before the
DLA u public, You can make money
faster at work for us than at anything else
Capitol not needed. We will start you.
$12 a day and upwards made ct home by
the Industrious. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for u.s.
NOW Is the time. Yon can work In spare
time only, or give your whole time TO the
business. You can live at home and do the
work. No other business win pay you
nearly as well No one can fail to to make
enormous pay by engaging at once. Costly
outfit and terms free. Money made last,
easily and honorably. Address True & 90.
Augusta, Maine.
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interest 10 prevent any OF Inc
laboring men from taking part ID
The selection Of delegates to the
County Convention.
The set-constituted chaisman
ofthe Township Executive Com~
mittee issued bis eallfo meeting
at 10 o'clock p. n. on Tuesday last;
We are, satisfied that this was
done in order that the "half
breeds" might select such dele
gates as would do their masters
bidding. "The pomp without pow
err as the twinkling star so we'll
says. What other object could he
have had; nine-tenths Of the Re
publican voters of the township
are laboring men, principally col
ored, who work in tobacco facto-
ries; it would be impossible for
Them to attend meeting at that
hour without sacrifice to them
selves and employers, whose inter
est we respect.
AS soon as the action Of the
elf,constituted chairman became
known, | say self constituted be-
cause nobody aoao Hving here knows
when nor how he was elected to
that position,) the mutterings OF
laboriug men were SO loud and
deep that the approach OF q storm
was SO unmistakable that be was
forced to consent that the meeting
might be ut z! p. M, thereby graz
clously affordiDg us an opportuni-
ty of attending. and gov bet zoe
scere there, and elected the dele-
gates too-good and true men.
Capt. J. f. HELEN, Geo. Wise and
A. s. SCpe; alternates, Messrs.
W. A. Walker, @. M. Webb and
Rev. r. Smith. The shalt breeds
put in nomination, through Col
Martin, revenue officer, one of
Geo. B little lambs, Messrs. D. d.
Starbuck, P, A. Wilson and Geo.
Wise. The latter was the tub to
the whale; they received eleven
votes, mostly revenue officers, and
those having relations in the offs
flee. The vote was taken by riss
ing, our ticket received about two
hundred votes; the self-constituted
chairman voted for himself, as it
is said he did when he was mem
Der of the State Executive Com
mittee, and wanted to 60 to Chi
cago as a delegate, protesting all
the time to be for Gen. Grant and
every time voting for Gen. Sher-
man. Gen. Abbott told the reason
why.
| cannot close without referring
to the impression you made upon
our people when you were here;
they will never be satisfied till
you pay us another visit. Your
speech is spoken of in terms OF the
highest praise BY Democrats as
we'll as Republicans.
JUSTICE.
N. B.-Your readers will per.
haps be curious to know the name
Of the sc chairman. The three
first letters OF his name are D. a. S.
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@ M For the Star
ANOTHER TRICK OF THE
aHALF-BREEDS" DETECT
ED AND COMES TO GRIEF,

WINSTON, May 81, 1872
! thought the readers ofyour
VARIABLE paper woud be interested
in q brief account Of the proceed
ings Of Our township meeting, and
the means resorted toby the half
breeds p and those working in their
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$4,000 worth Of goods must be
sold within the next 60 days, at
25 per cent cheaper than any other
store in
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New Advertisements.
A --FsESATTY'S PIANOFORTES.

A -@BEATTY'S SPIANOFORTES.
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$500 to $1,000; satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded after one years use; upright
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upword; visitors welcome; free carriages
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edition) free. Address or onll upon DANIEL
F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey.
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ysicIarnnOndl az DailviIIc R. Il
Change of Schedule.

On and after Sunday Dec. 18th, 1881, Pas
senger Train Service on the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line division ofthe Richmond
and Danville H. r. will be as f6lloHss
EASTWARD.
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EMPLOYMENT
For All.
TO SELL A. HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE

R1HE ptHr, As well Hs the rich, the old as
i we'll as the young, the wife as we'll as
the h, sonnd; the young maiden aa well as the
boy, may just rs we'll earn few dollars in
honest employment, as TO sit around The house,
and whit fuT GtherS tc earn il 70: them: We
can give yoh employment, ail the time, o,
during your spare hours only; travelling, or
in your osh nciGhbJthoj1, an8ng your
friends aud acqumint"nces. If yeh do not
care for employment VIC can impart valuable
information 10 you free of cost. 1t will cost
you only one cent fora POSTAL card TO write
for our Prospectus, and ii may DC the means
of making You good many dollars.
DO not neglect tins opportunity: You do
not have 10 Invest large STUN Of money, and
run great risk Of losing it. You will rcadi-
ly set that it will be an easy nhtte, to make
frcm $40 to 500 n week, and establish n iu-
trative and independent business, honorable,
straightforward and profitable. Attend to
this Ihatter how, for there is money III il for all
who ehsnge, with us. We will surprise you
and You Will wonder why you never wrote to
us before. We send full particulars free.
Address BUCKEYE MFG CO.,
(NamS. this paper.) Marion, Ohio.
sept 33, 1881 em
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j. n. ROBSON 81 SON.
Commission Merchants and DealaPs In
Fertilizers,
68 EAST BAY.
sept 90. 1891
CHARLESTON, November o, 1851:

CHARLEsroN, November 8, 1881:
A the commencement of another business
IN year we acknowledge with pleasure the
friends.
BOBsON'S COTTON AND CORN FERTILI-
ZER, ROBSON'S COMPOUND ACID PHOS-
PHATE. have given very gratifying satisfac.
ton. Our Cotton and CoFT~Fertilizer is of
the hiehest standard. 1t contains among
othsf valuable Ingredients per cent. of Am.
mona. j ! per tcht of Potash, Is per cent.
OF available Phosphase. Having been among
the first to introdhte Guano in this State, we
can confidently refer u our planting friends
that during the series Of years we have sold
them Natures We have always given q pure
aFtitle. Every Manure is tested. We offer
the above Fertilizers for cash, TINT or cott on
Planters ordering Immediately will be AL
lowed to the st Of April to decide %hiUh they
prefer, cash or time: An order for carload
Of ten tons will be seht free OF drayage, for n
less amount 81 per tun will be charged.
nav -, 1881 II 3m
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and Danville j. r. will be as f6llo&s:s
EASTWARD.
FAST MAIL NO 66
Leave Atlanta OOa m
Arrive Gainesville II a m
Arrive Toccoa 8 10 n m
Arrj al Seneca 9 % IN
Arrive Central 9 66 n m
Arrive Mt Grcenville 10 81 n ru
Arrive IL: Spartanburg IL % pm
Arrive at Kint5ton 2 90 m
Arrive at Gastonin 2 81 D m
Arrive at Charlotte 8 85 D m
EArREss no: 81.
Leave ATLANTA 315pm
arrive Gainesville as D m
Arrive Belt0n 6 35 D m
Leave Tocc6h Z 45 o m
Arrive nt Seneca 8 40 D m
Arrive Central 9 18 y m
Arrive at GrcenVille 10 lG o m
Arrive at SpHrtnnburS IL SO M
Arri, Z IT. Gastonia | 81 a m
Arrive at Charlotte 245am
MAn. NO IS.
Leave Atlanta 728am
ARRIVE NorcrOss 8 25 nj
Arrive at Gainesville lOC3am
arrive Lula 10 80 III
arrive Beton 10 37am
Arrive at Tocc0d 10 as a m
Arrive Mt Seneca IL 81 pm
arrive at Central 3. 90 pm
Arrive at GrcenTilld SO D m
Arrive ut Spartanbnrg 10 p In
arrive Kingston 647 pm
Arrive at GastOntG l3 D m
Arrive at Charlotte 20 m
WESTWARD
FAST MAIL NO 81
G6ave Charlotte IL 10 IA
Arrive Spartanburg 2 SO nj
Arrive GrGcnville 4l6am
arrive Ccntr"I Is an
Arrive ScncCa s ID n In
Arrive TOccoa 647am
arrive BelIon SLOAN
Arrive at Lula 13 II M
Arrive at Gainesville 841nm
arrive nj NOrcross 10 OO8a am
ArriVB al Atlanta 11OOo td
ExPREss NO so
Leave Charlotte 1247nrn
Arrive Spartnnbufg $50 n ~
A'rNe 0rcehE'''e ... l.6 O6 p IN
arrive Se1'rul O5 m
arrive 2enocn 36 m
hrrtVe iocco" 44 p nj /
Arrive A'l'h'" ,. ro II O6 p M !
Leave Charlotte 10 05o -
ArriN Spnrtanburk "A, MI
Arrive Greenvile OK
arrive Central ana :
Arrive Seneca G AZ ~ ~
Arrive ToccOa S,d,p
ArTIVe Gainesville 10 10 -
Arrive at Atlanta 10 % =, 81
A. Pore, Conf Passenger Aocp,
7. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Uenl Manager
}. Y. SAGE, Superintendent!
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Only Thirty Days Trial

We will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
oltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances
IN trial for thirty days to young men aud
lder persons %h3 are afflicted with Nervous
Debility, Lost Vitality, etc., guafantegiRg
Apeedy relief and complete restoration Of Wig.
and manhood. Also for Rheum atism. Neu-
Salgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney Difficult
fes Ruptures, and many other diseases. IL
Iustrated pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaie
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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Newspaper, Advertising Bureau, IL Spruce
Street, New York
dec %, 1881 16 d
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CONNECTIONS.
A. win sc Railroad from Charleston.
Wltn Wl'miugt OH, coluu bin and Augue 4
Rnllr6nd lrom Wilmington and o.
p0lntH North thereof.
Wath G u A Railroad from charlotte or s
alt po'nts North thereof
D. with AshcVile aud SpaHtauburg Rnilror !
for points in Wes.ern North Carolina
G. with Atlanta aud Charlotte Division Riol..
mond md Danville Railway for Al l.:
'nnid and all points south and west.
D. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Riel
nond and Danville hallway from A.
lanta and beyond
n. with Atlanta and charlotte Di, ision Riel-
mond and Dan1ille Railroad fer q ;.
points south and west
F. with 8 G Railroad for Charleston
With Wilmington Columbia and Augusts
Railroad for Wilmington and the Nofti,
With charlotte, columbia and August e
RAILROAD for Charlotte and the Nori =
O. With Asheville and Spartnnburg Railro,
from Rendersonville
II. With xtlhnta nnd charlotte Division Riol
mohd and Dunville Railroad from cha,
lctte and beyond
Standnrd Jime used in Washington D. c
which is fifteen minutes fast er than Columbir
Y. NJ. r. TALGOTT, General Manager
j Fry. Superinte ndeut.
A. PopE G en- era Passenger Agent
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HEREWITH ANNOUNCE TO THEIR friends
and the public that they have secured the
large and co0modiols STORE known as the
H0LCOMBE CORNER, where they will be
pleased to serve eSefybody With FIRST CLASS
GOODS at reasonable prices. We have just
returned from inarket where we purchased q
full stock Of ssasenable Goods, including
Furnishing dSSds, Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Confectidnaries, Hardware, Farming
Implements, GroSefies, and General Merchan-
disc. and we tan safely assert that these
Goods and Prices ~ill COMPARE faVolAbly with
those Of any House IN The up c8unty.
We mean to sell Goods. t0me and see the
bargains in Shoes, Tobacco. &6. Don't fail
to examine our Goods befoFe making your
PURCHASES, for we buy ahd SELL for cash, and
can guarantee bargains in our new aid fresh
Goods. Be sure 70 calls Yours respectfully,
Nh. j. SMITH az CO.,
EasIey, g. G..
oct27, 1881 8 3m
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Ayers
HOoS1" VGg0r',
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.

IT is most agreeable dressing, which
Is at once harmless and effectual, for pre-
serving the hair. 1t restores, with the
gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray,
lightj and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep
black, as may be desired. BY its use thin
hair Is thckened, and badness often
though not always cured. 1t checks falling
Of the hair Immediately, and causes new
growth in all cases where the glands are
not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality
and strength, and renders it pliable.
The VIGoR clcanscs the scalp, cures and
prevents the formation of dandruff; and,
by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing
properties, it heals most if not all Of tho
humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp;
keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under
which conditions diseases Of the scalp and
hair are impossible.
AS q Dressing for Ladies Hair
Tho VIGOR IS Incompatible. It is color
less, contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not soil white cambric. 1t imparts an
agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an
article for the toilet it is economical and
unsurpassed in its excellence.
Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver g. Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS kYERYwirERB.