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no MORE BALDHEADs.



The announcement that tho race Of bald.
heads is soon to disappear entirely from the
face of the earth may ssOrtle the timid, and
crate harshly upon the ears Of those who
arc accustomed to regard the shining pateS
Of their friends with sort Of sacred rever-
ence; hut no harm is to COME 10 thuPe un-
GortNnates who, likepo Uncle Ned, have
no wool on the top Of the head. the place
where the wool ought to grow" 14ey are
not to 10 PxtirpAtcd. and not hair Of,
their heads is to be injured. Their build
ness is to be covered over, not by art, but
by o natural growth Of hair, stimulated to
development by the application Of that
most wonderful discovery, CSrboline,a a do
odoriLcd extract of petroleum.. In many
cases 1t will almost destroy thu identity OF
the individual fer time; bUt the change
willbe such delightful andAgrcrOble one,
that all must eventually l&joicc Ow'r it.
II viii be very curious, doWblless. to miss
all the baldheGds from the churches. the
lecture rooms, the theaters, and asher
public assemblies, but the transformation
is bound to come. No matter how smooth
or shining theOrb-no matter how barren
it has been-when ticklPd Ger few times
with Carboline it is bound to brngfarth an
abundant crop, and enable the posaessoE
Of the bare head TO shake his locks as
proudly IL did ever SaIHsga NJ Asssissns
Sold BY druggists.
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AMOUNTING THE HEAD.
An Old Custom to be Revived.

The amounting of tho head and beard
with pcriumed oils was for centuries q
mark OF hospitality among tho Greeks ana
Romans, aud in some instances the most
expensive oils were used for that purpose.
Guests aud travellers had their hair an
Ointed with olive oil, spikenard, myrFh.
or other preparations, and no doubt an
agreeable perfume pervaded$he apartment
when tho hair dressing operation was cow
pleted. To this day it IN common in the
East for travellers to have their heads and
boards anointed with olive oil, and this Gus
tom will undoubtedly be revived in the
Wcst--even in the Far West--whcn the
virtues Of CARBoLlNE are fully known and
appreciated. 1t not only has desirable
qualities as hair dressing, but in Its re-
mNrkable virtues as q hair reStorer it far
exceeds the spikenard or the myrrh Of the
ancients. 1t ia nowhere recorded that the
baldhcaded Greeks and Romans had their
shining pates covered with a luxuriant
growth OF hair by the use Of the oils com
mon among them, but it is demonstrated
that CARBOLIEE does work such wonders,
and in reviviny the ancient custom OF an
ointing the heads Of those who visit us, or
remain for time as guests, we will not
only show our hospitality by copious dress
ings Of CAnBoLlNE, bnt in the case of those
who become bald and gray we can confer
everlasting obligations by putting head
on them Of which they need never he
ashamed. CARBOLlSE is sold by all drug
gists.
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IH. CHRISTIANS BEST.
rUSa TO ELEVEN sYLLARLEs,

yL! mink OF he time when we stood
ty tba side nv %'.'
Aud looks4ol the features af lLose
vino have died;
Or LsArlss .tbsyf @sRa hFaakiag taI
oid them farewell, ,p. % ~
. yo 20 thalr HaanslOns forever 10
dwell.
o. taiak af the place whore their
UoyiAS 80 slsspl
.IAey rseI t!OLn their troubles and
Meyer wsll weep;
The sHrMs. lhSy may howl, and
thA tAuu,t4rS mSy roll
The anSAis vii: watch thea, both
body and soul. d" "."
OA! think OF the day when the
trumpet will Sound,
40 wake all the nHGsONR that sleep
under Ernuhu!
J'hsy II plume vii their wings to SS'
cend 10 The sky,
Az i've tners forever, and NevSr
sAulI die.
3Min;nk OF the day when in hssv'
"a We! 4MeNt,
OK ;>avaor ASH brethren transport
ed 10 greet!
lneJoys otdNAt. injecting have new
er bsen told,
9'he riches Uf heaven Gre better
;hAA gold. ....l
Oa! thiak Ofthe day, when we never
shall parE
IAs.e'lI bS NO mere weeping nor
breathing II AsArt,
The praises Ut Jesus, will be our
employ
Oar tFoHheG Ars over, and all vii
be JOY. -a -
\ -. I. B. WIER.
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F.S. Nichols, Editor.
Memphis Avalanche.
lNDEPENDANT JOUR

NAL.
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advocate only that which it believes
will DeSI subservs ,he true interest Of
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not vary from that which the public
have 50 warmly and substantially in
dorsed. 1t does not propose to ally
Itself with any political party except in
50 FAR Us that NllAnce may at the time
accomplish good result. 1t does not
look to or cure for the personal or pO-
iltlCal advancement Of individuals un-
less they represent vital principles the
Enforcement OF which IL desires. Its
relations to all existing parties Is sucn
that it can afford to DE fair in it's deal
Jugs with them as to commend all that
is good and condemn all tuat is hurCtul.
The AVALANCHE will hOld and express
positive views OH all questions ot pub.
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anu attempt to give some other reason
more than prejudice for either the ad-
vocaCy or condemnation Of u public
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The Memphis Appeal for 1888.

The APPEAL has just entered upon the
forty third year OF its existence. Dur
ing the year 1893 it will maintain all its
hOuorable traditions 10y ahe adoption
Of every Improvement which progress
can invent or suggest 1t will be the
constant xdAA OF the management to
make it q complete newspaper and the
reliable ex,.oMent of a liberal public
opinion. With this object in view, it
will print all the news of the day,
promptly.a aud asSfully as its large and
il creasing facilities W ! permit. Whi e
keeping our readers Intelligent upon all
the political questions OF the time, We
shall continue to devote large share
Of our space to agricultural, educa-
tional, religious, scientific, literary ~
duvtriaI and commercial matters. 70,
liticAl parties are likely to be recoghE
vi upon new issues as national pohtlcs
are assuming new phases. THIS "nl
give additional interest to all well, con
uucted newspapers 1.-THE next Pres
idcutial electlOn, Every good ecitlzel
should keep himself abVeastsoi the sur
rent politics OF the day tor that rea-
son the price Of the APPEAL is placed
within the reach OF even the poorest
lhe history Ot the APPEAL TOR the past
forty. two Srurs has been the history VI
Southern thought, Southern politics.
Southern industry, ANA its future will
be he same.
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A CHANCE FOR BALDHEADA.
Their Day Of Delivsrance Has Dawnod.

This IS the ago of wonders-wonders in
science, wonders in mechanism, wonders
in everything. 1t has been said that the
man who causes two blades of grass to grow
where only one grew before is 9 public
5enefactor. What, then, shall bc said of
he man who causes full and luxurious
rop of hair to grow upon the barren and
.hninS pates Of the large army OF bald
.lcads who have we'll nigh despaired Of ever
having natural covering for their heads
.vain2 What place, in word shall be
assigned to the discoverer Of CurbolineH
Shall hs not have conspicuous niche i'll
:he Temple of Pane, and stand first
among tho honcfactors Of his racer 10
in,part new life and viGOr 10 the dormant
energies of diseased scalp; to give
strength and fullness to weak and Strng-
cling growth Of hair; to bring buck the
natural color and & Oss to bIeachNd and
faded locks, are no ordinary achievements,
since chemists and therapeutiSts have
sought in vain TO accomplish them T''r
centuries. All honor, then, to the diScOv-
erer Of the new hair restorative, Carb"tne
and let one and all join III expressing .
higher appreciation Of the uses and POsSi-
biIities Of that wonderful product'ofpotO-
Ieum. which contains the elements thas
work such mysterious and gratifying
changes. Kennedy B Co., Special ASeAEs,
Pistsburg. Pc. Sold by ell druggists.
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: NEW YORK'S
GAS LIT LIFE ILLUSTRATED.

The above is the title OF u series OF
sketches OF the shady side Of life and
character in the Great Metropolis, now
being fully Illustrated from autheAtIc
sketches in tho
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
of New York, which are realistic and
faithful portraitures from real life
The illustrations are by the best artist
ic talent attainable, and the descrip-
tions are from the pen Of the most
gifted Journalist and brilliant writer in
America, who, it is scOnceded, has rival
led that master hand at word painting
Charles Dickens. 1t sufficient to say
that "New York's Gaslit Life" will
present the. most striking, vivid aud
truthful pictures OF the under current
Of life in New York City that have
ever been presented to the public
The National Police Gazette Vt New
ork, 10 for sale BY all newsdealersi
price lV cents per copy, Or It can Ue Of
uered direct IRON the publisher.
Subscription price, SA.UO per year
The National Police Gazette, vi New
I iOrk, has no connection with aAy 9TH
er publication Of its class, VINO tCE
gain, as tar asposslbLe copy its tltI'
anu appearance. L s71
CAO.fION.--Ihe public are eau
toned against buying weak mutations
Of the National Police Gazette. ln all
cases ses that line paper il dated from
New iork anu has the publisher
na.ue printed on each copy.
kemittances should be made By pos
once oruer, diaft on New YORK, VI W
registered letter, "
nlCHAHD X, FOX, Publisher,
Cor. Spruce anu William Sts.
New \ Orlk City
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Magistrates blanks h8ecu
tions, Warrants, Summons, Subpg.
mas, g., also Deeds of Trust, kept
constantly on hand aud Tor sale 81
this UiAue.
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ltis an editorial conclusion Of the
L"ndon Times that "EOgIand can no
lOMxsr exist lvithANt AlalerlcA." "sas.. ,

Forty years experience has
StAm ped phbtls 4ppFusal OF Ayers
Cherry tael0ftl, ,Ss thS Ndst rslIS-
bio Of all SsaAsdlss for Throat or
Laag dissaas. I,s Cvatinued snd
increased ptRslsFity. is copcllsivs
evidence oflts sups:ior SarAliVe
Qualities.
THE BOLloWgSe prOgnOstiCatio0
relative to Dhsis'mas 10 taken from
az ell writer W. commend IL 20
sOpststitiousp people:
NGArissnason % ! laoadAy ba,
"A essas Winter that year you'll see,
Aal fSil ot aiads both loud and
sArill; .a-.,,--a,l ies,,1
But In the Summer, truth 70 tell,
stern winds shall then Ls and
strong, r. \, ,n \
Full OftenpHsts lasting loug; TAai
W AiIo bastles they shall mul!lplyr
Aaa greaiaplsnty S(.6sasts shalI die.
,.aey that be born that day, | ween,
They. shall be strong each one and
kAan.
Hsshall be found that steslsth
aughe
TboteasASd se sick thou diast not.
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CERES, GODDESS OF CORN.

Ceres was the goddess who presided
over corn and agriculture. She was u.ri-
ally represented holding poppies, Or with
q garland of them in her hand Long
yellow locks waved down her stonljers
10 denote the goddess who ri2sncd tho
corn,--snd every one acknowledges the
corn, that Carboline is the best Of hair re-
storers--cooling aud clcanIy, deOdorized
and nicely pcriumcd. 1t clcanses tho hair
from all impurities, heals the scalp Of all
diseases, causes the hair1O gr0w long and
luxurisntly, and, in fact, ispRrfecti0n itself
rs hair dresser, renewer. obPeSteFer. Bold
by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
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A Young St. Louis doctOrls w
ing u Pot noss.z i his Parss ~
adopiag thsNsw 2saland cusIOm
and attending his customers for e.
Asss ysas /
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MYTHOLOGY.


The Eatyrs were part Of the Fetinue q
King Bacchua. They were supposed 10 hO
bald, with short sprOuiing horns, hkethOSe
Of kids, and sOatfOo'ctl They we're Of'a
lively, lfolicsome disposition, bit not very
wiSc, else they would have cured their
badness By using Cartoline, the perfection
Of tho chemists art, prepared from natural
crude petroleum, thoroughly de0dOrized,
and nicely perfumed. Every man, woman
and child should OsO il as dressing. u
gives that peculiarly sOlt and silky texture
SO desirable. II will mt soil the finest Of
linen. Is c00ling and clcanlJ and can
not 10 praised TOO highly. Sold ~ ell
dcalesS ID drugs and medicihea
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'saugolrall tllla sinJp W slalsap lIn q
piog IsIolssl 10 'isAauaI 'lassJip a!cqNsa
jlasu uoIa5sIasd \! .lael " pun '6lluuilnxa:
puB auoI Nul5 o slRiI avl s9snOo 'sJsNsslk
ito 10 dIres aaislasg saa!ihdW! nv 'ugIj
I!uq eVl easansioaE paunjled AlsoH pay
pszuopoSp sflupalo ruv Su!ooa- sisiols
-s1 ANU 10 4s0Q WI 81 auuoqaa0 1allE H1o0
eqs s51pSlM0uYau QUO GlyAs pus-@ 'li1oo
cut ps,,td!I O4A sAcppaN eql Ssousp o.
slspInoqs aaq nAap psAeA sYooI AoIls8
'1uosI plGV laQ 4! uiigl 10 pNulAnS .
qlJM ID 's9!sld0d 5dlpIu4 pvlaSssidol Aits
-nsn SIM sqg saslllnapaa pHN uaoa iaAo
paplssld ogM sssppna aql saA salao
'kw0o 40 ss1du0D sssu1o
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TIA Best story asaper Ia the West. l6
columns eli original and choicely- selected
reading reading matter, printed upon large,
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Have heen greatly benefited By the use Of The
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Every Pad sell now makes room for Ne Gals
OttouE dozen zen more Dr. T. :; c6STs SsTs -
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April II, 1880. ErsAAs, 1sAaA
It has done me more good than all the daGaGB
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Juno Ia 1B6O. Bsasons ASSs
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Julyl, 1880 ButaW, An
Pad has been on trial about two weeks saA
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30 far the Pads give satisfaction.
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- II Rev. g. Wilkego0ns
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STRENGTH

y SgSeOusly Psah q hIlsInsss.
sSFHagM b lgdy . profession,
strength to regulate : hoGsshOId,
strength . d ! day's pf Adtt-
Ost physical paiO, Al @is repre-
ssnts what Is wanted, h ths eAsa
heard sxprssslOa, "Mi ! SishI |
he'd As strsegAl" " you are
broken down, have M energy, or
feel o U lie was be- y wogAIlv.
iag, ysS saa b ssllssd and IT,
stored tesahvat haaIt6 and strsngtA
BY tskla BROWNS IRON BIT.
TIERS. shieA d a true tpulc-a
medlclns AAlveVsally tecOMhsOdsd
1ar alIwasting diseases.
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SROWN'S IRON slTTcRS.s
. complete and sure remedy for
indigestion, Dyspepsia, HaIada
Weakness and all diseases reQuir-
Ing a true, reliable, nOn-aIeOhOIie
tonic. ltenriehes The bloOd, gives
new life to the muscles end tone
to tho nerves.
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cHIcKAsAW ROUTE,
MEMPHIS { CHARLESTON
\ RAIL ROAD.

Two Daily Passenger Trains.
On 1us. "a q, rt;;: is;:
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soEsS. FTsmOus S.. paldmOrs
Daxing the war | was in.
juFedinthes stomach byapiecs
Of aehell, and have suffered
fromitever since. Aboutfour
yesgaag0itb tbsOugle on paEaly-
sis, which kept mel in bed SIX
mORthS, and the best doctors
in the city said l could not
1--we. Isa8eEed feaEfully from
indigestion, and Cor oveTtwO
years couldA0t eat solid food
and 6oS q Large portion Of the
6mewasunahe 10 retaineven
liquid noREiEhment. ! tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bodies I am
able to get upand 20 around
and am raPidlyimPEOviDg.
G. DECKER.
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A Russian Village.


A correspondent writes from Mos
cow to the New York Sun: Straight
from the Kremlin 1 went to a village
about ten miles from Moscow. Two
long rows of small wooden houses,
about hundred all told, constitute
the village. A brick church, two
vodka shops, a country store, and a
village Office supply the religious,
social and political wants of the vii
layers. There is no school. The peo-
pie, in their appearance. habits, opin.
ions and belief seem to belong to the
twelfth century. In their Greco
Christian saints are intermixed with
pagan gods and COLLINS. The sorcerer
as yet vies with the Christian priest
in moral influence over them. The
old Russian republican institutions
yet battle all the efforts of modern
Russian despotism. Not the car, but
the mir (the people) rule in the vii
lage. The peasants ignore the i'm
perial laws. and judge themselves ac-
cording to their own common law.
The Russian village belongs to the
wooden kingdom. The peasants eat
with wooden spoons, from wooden
cups, plates and bowls, and work with
wooden farm implements. Only the
ak, the implement of Russian in
dustry and war, is OF iron. They use
wooden nails. L saw many wagons
made without single iron nail, or any
iron whatever. Through their whole
life they recite their prayers before
wooden images, and they put wooden
crosses over their dead. 1t looks as if
the mouiiks were celebrating perpet-
ual wooden wedding.
The first scene that greeted my eyes
in the village was woman carrying
two pals Of water on a wooden yoke,
and approaching house before which
four little children were playing, sur
rounded by chickens, dogs and pigs.
The woman wore a chemise of coarse
linen and a sarafan, a kind of low-cut
dress, of coarse black. wooden stuff,
both of home make. She was bare
footed. The children wore a single
shirt of coarse linen. Around the vii
Iage Office found about dozen idle
peasants. They wore shirts and trous-
ers of coarse linen, and soft felt hats.
cone-shaped, with narrow brims. In
addition some had homemade wooden
caftans and heavy boots.
Charlotte messenger. [volume] (Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N.C.) 1882-18??, 1883-06-30

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