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Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
A Model Machine.

The mode of carpet cleaning in this
enlightened age is certainly novel
one compared with the old sty.e o.:
shakin hanging on clothes line and
beating with sticks, which greatly
injures the carpet Bya visit to Thomas
Ferry's carpet cleaning establishment,
Northeast corner Eleventh and Jack
son streets, may be seen novel carpet
cleaning machine, invented by this
geuueMan and USED IN this city for
some time to the entire satisfaction OF
every one. The bWldirg is well
adtp'pd TO the business. Il tive-horse
power engine run, IN" machine, which
has ;hr appea tnCc Of IA huge bird cage,
Il feet by -, tIru+d up on one side with
plvms III the rude tor II tU rtvUIve
upon, within which $50 yards can be
p,aOrt 1t tluir
After passing through the machine
uau, II Is thoroughly Clrauecd, the car
pet - taken to Il lArL" room with a
smooth floor. " here IL receives a linai
swrfpIug, eTrlLkl"d 10 keep ont moths
an j. t.,lrd ready 10 deliver. Mr..
Ferry h4- introduced qute anuunber Of
these upaChIueS III VHriUU, cities of tht
{ ~
ord r ehow their adaptabIIity to the
work. We QNOte trOlla litter received
from y III. : SWEET, Of Boston, Mass,
wIU -av- i take the first npportu-
niry after , shur' trial OF your narniu,
to ,rl vuu know my opinion, based on
the rILl. Law had ttle marhIn" run.
ui.- Iu-t one week ~ ddV, OAprll 2O)
For hr machine, | WIlI say that toI
cleaning carpets think 1t - the best
ever saw II does the work thoroughly
much more ~ than the Holmes, that
have 81 HayH run amt never thpuEh'
could be exr..l,d, Jue machine hL'
hardly had, in my case, a iIIr trlai
the mrr nod beng 50 much at VarlhuC,
with older sty!r, Of uachn", 'H4t I'll,
men hardly know how 10 get the best
or, a, | tuink, even tar rroult, from il
WIS 81 prrIudir"t against i, tAd!
would not place it ia III" shop Of inl
regular business. hut ia another that
lavr ;, Gently ied,'r!, and run.rQ u"ntiJ
Hn 81 nom my persona, supervision
shall be- able now to look after i .
.r'., iDpr", and from the present uulipOt
cap. - a"ud yOI an order in the ttl
f.. I.' Or tWo more, "tr.
Iul- ~ wi!l b" seen the machine i. II,
rUmu =, and Mr.. frrry', prices to-
&. allr.- .Hrpri are Srry mp,,"Idtr, be
lag '.r." ,i,,, - yaM for ingrtiuo an'
m.r.r-~ foar cents FIR Brussels, ,tn,
AEu.. ,t,r, Wilton and velvet. Gpodg
caIuI nrr and delivered free, within
c't u.UI- Al, goods sent from ddJa
CEN towns will De taken 10 and from
the cars
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
EDITION,
THEA. u. N. p. CONFERENCE. {.
Expulsion Of Ministers- Election Ol
Presthent-Other matters.

The religious services Of the A. U. NJ.
+. Conference were conducted yesterday
by the Rev. S. Molock, ard the Rev.
Perry Hopkins, Of the Eastern District,
was introduced, A committee of tive
was appointed to make the appoint
mrnts for the Maryland District.
A committee, consisting ot Key.
Moses Chippey, r. II, Chppey and
William Thomas, was appointed on
boundaries ofcircuits al d stations.
A donation of SO by the " Daughters
Of Conference" of the a. L. Church OF
this city was received hS the Confer
rnce. The charge. against the Kew
DR.. !. W lrrkins ni S'andrrIng the
Rev. j. W. Slyney and Of plotting
against the interests of hedistri"t were
SUSTAINED, and on motion he was eX'
peeled from the conuexion. The Kew.
j. H. Reed brought written charges
against the Rev j. H. Manlry, for in
tru,ion on his authority IN President OF
the Southern Distric, and they "er"
received by the Conference. Eight
sisters OF the 81. Johns Church,
Chester Pa, wrr. appointed stew
ar,lesses Of that church.
At the afternoon session the Rev. j.
II. Manley was pardourd of the charges
made against him The names oft. I.
Caraney and W II. johnson were dis
continued for non appearance. ). Il.
Morris and Rev. Lewis Nelson, recently
round guilty of certain charges, w"r.
expelled from the Conference, and III,
same ordered published.
The Rev l.. n. Daui"'s,of Elkton, was
elected President Of the Maryland Dis
trict, and the Rev Eeulamin Scott was
re- elected President of th" Middle Dis
trict. His competitor, the Rev. Kus'
sell, was invited to preside until the
! installation. The Rev.l b. Cooper re-
signed from the Committee on Ten
perance, and the Rev. G. II. Williams
resigned from tnr ltineranry Commit
tee. The Rev. W r. W"rden was ap,
pointed to the latter's place. On mo-
lion a committee ofthr~" Was appoint
ed to hold that portion "f'h" Presidents
salary collected in ;his "I'y.
| The statement in yesterdays papc,
in relation 10 the Rev Benjamin Scott
President of the Mid,!" District, does
that gentleman an injustice. The
name should have been the Rev T. Is.
Scott, of Canada. The Rev. benjamin
Scott is held in high esteem by hi
fellow members.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Minor Cases.

Tn" following cases were disposed OF
by Mayor Wales this morning: Hugh
Harkin. was adjudged guilty Of being
drunk aud diSor,lcrly, and fined 81 and
costs.
An Old man named Thomas Brown
was i"4nd drunk at Seventh AMI Church
streets Yesterday afternoon. and as he
was unable to TAX care Of himself he
was taken to the hall. He was
fined ~ cents and costs.
John ,Jvles vas drunk, and went int"
Buckingham : store, wh"r" he lmSuItrd
lady. He vas arrested At III" lNStInc"
Ot Mr.. BuCkiugham, hut ~ he dld not
appear against him the Mayor could not
do anything further than tine Inn 80
cents and costs for drunkenness.
Matthew Ryan was found drank at
Tenth and Tatnall streets last night by
officer Sh"rtr, and taken to the hall.
The Mayor imposed the usual 30 cents
and costs
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Before the Com IN 1 No Toner.

Hannah Irons, colored woman, was
before United States Commissioner
Smith ethis morning to answer the
charge of selling liquor without having
paid the L. $. tax, The charge was
preferred by William Davis. United
States District Attorney Patterson ap-
pearcd for the prosecution, and l.. g..
Vandegrih, Esq, for the defense The
house is situated just outside the CITY
limits, and several witnesses testified
that they had bought liquor OF Mrs
Irons.
The defense showed that she was on
ly housckecper for Davis, and had
never sold any liquor since he left ON
the 23rd Of April. 1t was also shown
that lie had kept a gambling house, and
that this suit was brought in revenge
for having him arrested for breaking the
furniture and abusing her At the re-
quest Of Mr.. Patterson the further hear
ing was postponed until tomorrow
morning, and the prisoner was released
on her own recognizance. The arrest
was made yesterday by Marshal Ne
Mullin
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Stoves, Heaters, and Ranges
Reese & Bro,
No. s last Fourth Street.

No. s East Fourth Street.
House Furnishing Goods in
endless varieties Refrigerators,
five different style and prices, to
suit all; Water Coolers and Fill
tiers oil stoves from $l.25 to
$l3.35, excellent bakers Ice
Cream frcezers, the Packer and
American heavy wrought iron
bottom cans. and tubs for con-
tectioners and parties. Willow
and wooden ware in all its
branches. A specially in dairy
supplies, consisting of churns,
butter tubs and coolers, milk
cans and pans. Lamps, cutlery,
stamped and plain tin ware, Ja-
panned and nickel ware. Est.
mates given with pleasure for
heater work and roofing. An in.
yitation given to all to examine
the new Crystal Fire Place
Heater; clinkless CRATE, several
in use and can give testimonials
to any one wanting tirst-class
heater.
nW" Jobhing done at reason
liable prices. ST.
Thanking you for past fevors,
we ask share OF the public pa,
tronagc for this season, and we
will warrant to give satisfaction
in every particular in material
and workmanship
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
DEA1'Hh.

HENNlS-0n II the 2lst inst, Kate, wife o
William n. Hennis, in the Ath year Of hei
age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited 10 attend her fu neral from the residence
of her husband. q. Pine street, on FRIDAY
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
the I'D inst, Elsie "
daughter Of Amor q. and Sarah ii. Per
kins, In the thirteenth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Qf the family are
respectfully invited attend the funeral
from the residence Of her parents, No. loS
I'd street. on Thursday afternoon,at o'clock
Iuterment at Riverview Cemetery.
the 18th day Of April, OF
smallpox. ohert +, Donahue, formerly OF
Georgetown, Del, in the 37th year Of hi'
age
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
EDITION.
CROWNlNG THE CZAR.
A Triumphal Procession to the
X r,mlin - Great Enthusiasm ---
- Dy :. .amite Balls Yet.

~ - UsCW2 ssbsoDsAs
y, ny -.amite Balls Yet.
MOSCOW, May 2l.-The weather this
mornlug for the State entry into Mos
COW %: the Gar was splendid. The
Who'll. route of the Imperial procession,
from the Perrotfsky Palace to the krem-
lin, "a distance of four and half miles,
was crowded with people. AT every
point uperial standards are displayed
and baIcouies are hung with gaily
colured material and the Russian CO.
lors. The only foreign flags allowed to
be displayed are hose over the various
embassies, from which float the colors
of the representative countries. Along
the road which the procession traversed
there ire a hundred Venetian mast $,
from which banners are flying.
All the domes and spires OF the
buildings in the city are decked with
flags.
Thousands Of persons passed the
night out of doors 80 that they
might secure good places to witness the
procession. Multitudes of Others
thronged the churches, praying for the
safety of the Emperor. The diplomats
and other dignitLries VITO did not take
part in the procession, occupied seats III
tribunes along the route.
The Gar left the Petrotisky Palace at
noon, and reached the kremlin at ~
O'Clock. There was IA slight fall of rain
during the march of the procession, but
otherwise the affair was complete sue
cess. The enthusiasm Of the people
along the route was unbOunded.
frbu E,p tha upltnrm Df
General, and was mounted on a asplendid
charger. He r"le ii little in advance OF
the four Gene ) who were directly
attending him. He maintained calm
delneanor, altb ,ugh he often smiled
graciously in response to the wild enthn
siasm which greeted him at every point
Cheer upon cheer followed each othel
necessarily from the densel ly packed
multitude on the streets and from the
thousands Of people in the balconies
and windows.
The Empress was greeted with every
mark Of enthusiasm and loyalty, Hel
daughter, the Grand Duchess %enia
threw kisses to the people. The mounted
Grand Dukes formed a very brilliant
group. The Asiatic deputations wer,
also magniticently attired. The State
carriages were splendidly decorated
and the whole effect was most gorgeous
The entire route was lined with troops
At the moment the cprtege entered tht
city salute of II guns vas fired trou
the Tsarskaia Place. The Governor
General received the Emperor at the
city boundary, and joined the corteg'
with his suite.
INCIDENTS.
The st eets through which the pro
cess IN passed were badly paved. The
Du>e of Edinburgh rode in the real
an on the left side OF the Gar. The
duchess of Edinburgh sal in the sec
Ond coach from that in which the En-
press rode. In tire red square 6,Oot
school children in white robes san!
- Life for the Gar Al this point th
rutuusiasm Of the multitude and tn
play ing of the band, produced grea
din. The general verdict is that tn
pageant was a great SurCeSS.
General Sturm, the head Master O
Ceremonies, was thrown from his hors
and had his skull fractured.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
The Pioneer Coach Line Failure.

1t ba, already been stated tina a lack
If support has compelled the Pioneer
Coach Company to Withdraw all its
crachrs but ono off the line. TIE ore
eft continues to traverse the route from
the depot to Twenty-tifth and Market
streets every hour.
This affords some relief To persons
coming into the city proper on business
but the length of time intervening be-
tween the trips is great draw back to
so-ahea.l people who want 10 move
around with CELEBRITY. 1t ia now sad
that the Wilmington City Railway
Company ar. considering the project Of
running a coach, or two coa"hcsii need
r,L from Tenth and Market streets to
fwrnty-iitth and Market. Should the
Company do this it will be the com
rnrucemout Of the extension Of the VIII
mington CRY Railway TO Eivcrvicw
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
=
SurE,rtseG.

Mr.. John truHirr wIS greatly sur
prl-,d iaut evening by some fifty Of her
trieuI, ttklng poss"N-!"n pl her resi-.
d,rl. \O spj West Seve.th Street, 1t
br,u. 'I-ir object to rendrr the ami
v,l,a., # her birth rn"rnurahIe. After
var - ugratllILtluns ahe recovered
her ..IlpossesSiOn and was able to eX-
urr-r ,r pleasure size felt in seeing them
81. ii..Hari- joined Mr. Ross in
,ll-,u- i Scotch song hat afforded tn"
r.n..lut A great dead Of am uselncrt
a,..I. .,'lI l. Mr. Tcrger played several
Nu,l..r ., lection. on lh" piano, and
u'...r- .uu'ributed by SHirP r"rhrt""s
a,I ,ur.outeS to render tn" occasion
N'. u.'rO-duIt,
Al,-r oortakrug Of Refreshments, the
outer D. u"ul rto brought tUa close by
.l hp-.r presenting to Mrs. troIIrr -
.. ..u .r .u klnI chair, and Will" Sle
go r. u~Hug hrr rhluk5 sh" was com
p.D,.. tnE,u uDauk e Mr. Crooks
p. ,D, ~ h"r Il very fine rocking
u. , which NJ, Cr0Ner received in "A
J.. r.."'H ,n romIf ut hI- good lady,
N"te }tuoI- other articles pre-
81 . .ud 'ir company -"par9red at a
l. ' 'uJur, I'LL .up,. u.t or,, pleased
hj un manner lu Hhirn me "EeninG
HtI zen passed.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
NAE RlED.

ROWN-GUYAN-,bn May 2lst., lss3, by
Rev. Charles y. Mallery, at olivet a,hurrh
Parsonage. lOlO1 " Third street ona'ies
Brown and Christian ). Guyan, both Of
this city.
RILE-FAIVRE-On the 22d inst by the
Rev. A. ID. Gordon, Of Philadelphia, Tho-
H. Rile " Mrs. Mary Faivre, both OF this
city.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Those Women Folk.
How nard.H II eAded Meu EstinIate
Soune Things which they
OOn'Q lin de SlAOO.

dOn't Understand.
Any body who has led domestic life knows
how common such. things AZ the back ache,
and pains In the chest, are among the women
who do the work. Often--and perhaps gen
erally-the distresses are borne without much
machinery OF the house goes on. Beyond
this, those COARSE grained animals whom
New England women call the men folks,
seldom look So long ms their wives or
daughters are not actually IN bod, under the
doctors care, the average thick skinned hus
band and father gives the subject no atten-
tiun. At the same time the poor household
drudges-Who deserve a better fate--creep
around broom or utensils in hand. up stairs
down stairs aud out of. doors, doing that NO
mans work. whIcl" is never done.' Losses
Of loved wives and fair gIrls-losses whose
suddenIess and une expectedness astonIsh thOse
wooden pated husbands and Mthors-hll,
! seemingly out OF clear sky. and form the
, logical sequel To the story Of neglect.
Now, You men who stand at the heads of
ten thousand such homes, allow US to drop "a
word In your respective ears II these women
u yours are worth thaving they are worth
~, ing That back ache that pain In the
| chest What are they but indications oi
some organic trouble OF the kidneys, the
henrt. or the lungs End ii at once by the
application OF BENSUN'S tArclNE II X
| OTIS PLASTER. 1t viii soothe that merry.
| ous distress, drive away that pain, bantsh
| that dull, woary back ache give new strength
| a. the body and fresh hole 10 the heart. No
| other plaSter- will do this. The Bcn.on's
| plaster, however, ia not made to acli-bu ia
heal 1t isa remedy which never yet broke
its promse--and never viii.
| Your druggist has II. But before paying
your Is cents and putting the plaster In youl
pocket. look for the word CAPClNE Gu, In
| the middle.
Seabury d johnston. Pharmaceutical Che
mists, New York
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Get Insured.

You can carry apolicy on yourself or
wife in the Mutual Reserve Fund Life
Association Of New York, from one to
$40, 900 at very low figures Monthly
bu Sincss amounts now 10 four million
dollars.
Can on j. X. Sutterley & Co., 02
Market street, general agent.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Councilman fSeecisS,r Re.cOnshueIt

Councilman a. =. B"echer, from "
Flfth ward, has re-cUn'ldrred MS "o''
minat,on not to be candidate 1or
n, miuatlou and r,-clrcli"u to the ~
Council With Mr.. Berrhrr in the he1
~ "a candidate, there will be tfla"ti
lar contest for the nomination III W
Fltth ward. The canGi"a'es so lar
Announced and have not derlil'eu aI
A. y. Bacchcr, j. Ne"lin Ga"'hr4
and II f. PickrlS
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Not sold.

The report in s"mGof til" papers .,1
4. G.. pickrls had sold all his new lio"S \
at Market and Twenty fourth s'IeoI
incorrect. Tue report is inj jnrio9
to Mr.. Pickles, as some persons ,T%l
were about to purchase thouGht .H| .;|
we're too late andturned their attei''i
elsewhere Two OF the houses are \
unsOld.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

His entire stock Of Furni-
ture and bedding, viz: Fine
and medium priced Walnut
and Ash Chamber Suits, fine
Cottage Chamber Suits, fine
and medium priced Parlor
Suits, fine and medium priced
Marble Top Tables, Lounges,
Patent Rockers, Mirrors,
Chairs OF every description,
Rocking Chairs Of every de
scriptIon, Extension Tables,
Breakfast, Dining and kitch-
en- Tables; Hair, Husk, and
Straw Mattresses, Sheets,
Feather Beds, Pillows and
Bolsters, Childrcn's High and
Low Chairs, Cradles, Spring
b e d Bottoms, Bedsteads,
Desk and Bar Stools, Hat
Racks,and such goods as arc
kept in d hrst-class furniture
store.
?. S.-AIl goods not sold
at this sale will be sold at
another sale in a few days
after, when'due notice will be
given in the papers.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Entertainment.

A grand musical and literary enter
tainu Mt will be given by thee. |. II, &.
of r., n the room of Wilmington Dl-
vision McClary Building, on Thursday
rvenIr Z, the 24th inst, at \ O'Clock.
tdin .,,s,iOn 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Commission Received.

Mr.. j. b. Roberts has just received
his commission as Ephnr, for the State
Of Delaware, of the Order Of lirpta-
sophs of $. w. NJ, United States OF
America.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Committee Meeting.

The City Republican Executive Com
mittee viii meet this evening in the
Lincoln Club Room. A full attendance
is requested.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Personal.

Dr. II. Garrett continues his c"nnec-
ton with the firm of Dr. II. K W. K.
Garrett, as well az with the firm of II
x II. Garrett, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Liberal Credit System

And secure a reliable Suit OF
Clothes for Children at S. 90
and upwards and a good, de
sirablc aIl-wool Fancy Cassi-
mere Suit for Young Men
from $1,000 up to $500
Mems Handsome Suits from
SI2.oo to 5000, every gar
ment Of which we guarantee
70 give satisfactory wear.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

T.n Quicksteps redeemed themselves
!"'' and played a good game.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

Y,OR RENT-STA BILE FOR ONE HORSE
z and wagon. Inquire at lV2 west l2th
., ..rt m2}-3t1
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

wy NrED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT
w twenty to stand IN store, collect, etc
Address In handwriting,
m233l Republican Office
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

T,DR RSALf,-CilEAP, 4 FIKSl.tLASS
r bar counter and walnut beer hXturcs,
With coils ana BplHgOLs complete JOS fu!l.
mer, JOs Market street. m23 6i
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

YSOR kEHr-ROOMS FOR LODf RS
Il in Il central location. Board can DC oh-
tnlned nelr same. Address ". L., this Of
fee, mGrN'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

yYyANTfD-A GlRL FOX fENERAL
w houscaOrk. Apply ut S2l Market
street f1G}-U'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
w no

lsthe person who does Mt
Ike to be well dressed
and wear good fitting
clothing , For Boys,
Youths NJ G. n an Il
Children, you can find
suits that have every APP
pearance Of having been
made to order instead
of being ready,made,
and will thereby be bet
ter off by several dol
lars. In custom clothing
our business is still on
the increase, and if ou~
past efforts to please
have been the cause of
our success, we can as
sure you that our future
endeavors shall be great
er than ever, In prices
we aim to be at the very
bottom, knowing that
they are a great lever
to a large business.
!. T. Mu||in & Son.,
Merchant TaiiOrs and CiOthiers,
Sixth and Market Streets
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

Wy IyANTED--BO RDERS-HOM ECON
w forts. Also table board. Apply at 2l2
T., ,'Ior street mZ36ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
66 CENTS ON The DOLLAR !

We now have them in stock
and as we never buy any
thing but reliable goods and
goods that sell at sight, we
do not expect these will last
long, and as
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

IIvANIED-A GOOD GIRL AT Goa W.
w Third street. References required
" iup9-ytk
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

1YyANTED--A HALF GROWN CDL
w Ored girl at 7Os Orange st. m2:1t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

yvvANTED--A SITUATION BY A
w young girl to take care Of chlldren.-
No objection to travel. Address M. M. No. 7
JustisOn street. mG' 2t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Wanamaker & Brown

Oak Ezaii. Sixth 4 Mark ct sts.,
PHILADELPHIA
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

" KIND rf rtorr. Can come well recon.
ncnled. AdIrese M. 5. 307 Shipley street.
mEJ 2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

Wy ANTKIrTHREE ca RRI A q T.
w painters Apply at thc Novelty t'nr-
ri.yc Works. End and French. nEi3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

JNDR RENI-ElfHT ROOM Ed DWELL.
ing No. III F.. Tenth street Contains
all the conyencnccs. hpyly At once u ID 7.
Hawkins Il Son. ~ Market street mES3t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Plain andF ancy Cassi-
mere

TO dispose of at a sacrifice.
We bought about 1000
of. them for cash at some
thing like
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

yIvANTED-A NJ MBER Or BOARD
w ers at sI9 West Sixth street. Fine
ventilated 'ooms, hot and Odd ter, and all
modern cOnvcn en6eA mZijt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NRS n & n. fAKRElT, JR, CON
- tinus 70 practice, In al! its branches. me
chanical and surgical, at their origInaI office,
No. 2!9 shiplry street, mG- IN
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

TO call and examine this lot
before the assortment is bro
ken. If the ready cash is not
convenient you can avail
yourselves Of our
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

VIyANTED-PT RtH ASERS FOR 1000
w cabbage plants, best varieties. Ap
ply t. Thomas TavlOr, DuPon' street aud
Gilpin avenue. and On market days at + nh
and King streets. m13 3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Public Sale,
TUESDAY, MAY ~, 1883,

sale toromm"nce at | p. m, sharp
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-03

Hktt's VEGETABLE siciLf,y lam
RtNrwEt is n scientific combination
or some Of the most powerful restora.
tiva agents In the vegetable Kingdom.
II rcstores gray hair 10 It's original
color. It makes the scalp white AMI
cican. II cures dandruH and humors,
and falling ont Of thchllr. 1t furnishes
tho nntritlve principle by which the
hair Is nourished and supported. H.
makes the hair moist, sol and glossy,
md IL unsurpassed as n hair dressing.
u Is the most economical preparation
ever offered 10 the public, as It's effects
rcmain a long time. making only On
occasional application necessary. II Ia
recommended and used by eminent
medical men. and officially endorsed by
Tie State Asssycr Of Massachusetts,.
The popularity OF Halls llIlr Remover
has Increased with the test Of many
years, both IN this country and In
foreign lands, and Il Il now known and
used In oil tho civilized countries Of
the worll.
For sals by ri ddalers.