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Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
An Enjoyable ball.

The West End Assembly gave their
Il fth annual reception last evening in
the lecture room of the Opera House.
grand march, which was led by Master
of Ceremonies James McGarrigle and
Miss Maggie Patton, followed by Floor
Manager George Geisler with Miss
Maggie Donneli. The music was ex-
celient, and the dancing was kept NJ
until the " wee sma' hours"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

GENERAL McClelland is TO have
charge of the military march on the
Inauguration ceremonies OF Presiden,
Cleveland. Fortunately the General
will have solid ground over which u
march. II he had TO reach the capital
by ditching he would never get there
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

GENERAL STEWART has been su ices-
full, but at considerable sacrifice, he
himself being badly wounded, but it Ia
hoped not fatally. The British arms
are now in sight Of Khartoum the long
desired point, to reach which there has
been a great expenditure Of treasure
and considerable loss Of life.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

HuRD, the Ohio free-trader Ia OPP
posed to the Blair Educational bill. so
ia Dorsheimer, New York free-trader.
Free-trade and ignorance seem to have
loined hands, with opinions NO allied to
each other that the union Of them prom
ises to be permanent.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

IT will be good news to the holders
of the Chinese trade dollar TO know
that a bill was agreed upon in the SEN
ate Finance Committee, TO redeem
them without loss TO the owners. IL
does not necessarily follow though that
the bill will pass both Houses and re-
ceive the Presidents signature.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
Ifsf OF Public Nal es.

Jan. % W. Quigley, executor OF =. Quigley
~ Howatd wilson, Brandywine HID.
Feb. 2 McCaherty, Maloy n 20. Christiana
I'D.
s Jos. T. chambers, MIL Creek HID.
" ID Harry Brown, Brandywine HID.
Il /. W Belville. Red Lion.
"A James Mcmahon, New Castle HID
% FL. CLARK, Red Lion HID.
" ~ Mrs Press, Chrtstiana Hd.
" % William :, Mctiarr New Castle Id
" ~ Frank Neley. city
Mar 3 Nrs. Weldin, Hraldywine Hid.
3 NJ. r. Powell, New Castle HID.
3 r.. sheppard, Mill Creek.
II VIM. A. Husbands. Brandywine Ht
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

THE news this morning from manu-
featuring and business centres give
more. hope for the future. Sheet aud
railroad iron mills, and blast furnaces
are starting up at bethlehem, Pa and al
Cleveland, ohio, several more are pre-.
pairing to start up. This will be good
news to the laboring portion of thos'
communities which had suffered mos
from the general trade depression.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
DR.. SIMN|
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OH

MANkIND'S FANOki1
The most famous liver Es1
No griping, sickness q uslj
their opt ration. T'hey t.n .
els cos.ivo. They tone ~ q
live, and act tn the kit'tn Z
sk:r curing liver ccmiIit 0i]
neuralgia biliousnees, NiN =
back. Ya'n in tho boweli rl.sii'
etc. fery valuable 10 i!fs.A
foyer or dumb ague, ehlli W v
weakness. loes OF appelv "
| splendid for weakly fenAlsp y
70 keep The systsm heal. !
dorsed and recommends Y /,
! tho incest purHativc and fpt,'
lcine. Elegantly sugar-seM,
box family boxos, siE 10 9N
mail Sold by leading dean
Main depot, Fourth and AZ
mtnxton. Dol, and NJ. "
PhiladeIphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

a dollar a yard today Is q III
tie better than that we have
had for a week or two.
Southwest from the center.
Very strong twilled che
viot, black, qulCe heavy, but
not SO heavy as i, looks, for
it has considerable nap, al
most enough to hide the
twill, 42-inch, SO cents at
any other time the price
would be 75-nobod! gets
such stuff Tor less than ISL
I'VE have enough to last al
day or two
, A very different affair is
: that g" Daisy Cloth " OF Lu-
8 pins at S. cents,twenty cents
: below value.
e There is nothing strange
in this cheviot dropping to so
: cents but it is very strange
% Tor Lupin Goth to drop SO
,e One is a little event; the
:, other a very big one
Southeast from the center.
And the Lupin's :" Daisy
=, ,e Cloth" OF forty one colors
Mt dow to S. cents is a bigger
to tumble yet. Forty.one col
al ors; and, If we lad the
e. choosing, there are only two
:, that we should leave out. We
\. do not know why Lupin'
stufs should drop so. On
OF the happlest hits we mad
Id. last year was in a Lupi
:, stuff, Cashemire l1indou
at s. cents it was a beaut
tul cloth. This Daisy"
HID very like it; a slightly large
twill.
le IN You will never see
i ne: cheaper beautiful flrst-cla
ster dress stuff; SIS cents 4,
loor inch.
ii.s Another equally good, n
up so pretty, heavier. Lupir
/" Rayon d. Orr OF TWEEN
colors, fifty cents below vall
Is cents ; 4o-inch,
There will not be a va
'sIs of any OF these here by t
this time the slower buyers com
Southeast from the center
ned A single table-linen for
with cents--three htths OF
h ,a value. Enough, if we h
Their said no more, to stop
Grip table-linen trade almost.
Southwest corner of the main build
AS good a muslin as a
ngs below the wholesale price
liver cents a yard.
The makers say the r
49,. is working at a loss and
Iosa believe them They are s.
it not ing the muslin below c.
= by the case and we are s
may ing lower than they and
w,o. the yard But the end
RS, be coming.
!, bss a, Have we, or not, introd
les of ed the Holly Tree musl
Northeast from the center.
ok for Ladies fine shoes bel
:, -, value. Fine styles OF Frer
kid for 81, $40 and 81
instead OF $3.50, So and
p !. S' 81 50. One style of Cura'
kid for $3.50 ins' cad of
,vu,., SO.
rs, These shoes are as g
q ,y las any we have but we
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

SENATOR Bayard's special organ, the
Every Evening, gives expression to the
fact that the Senator'S friends "are a
trife annoyed at the reports that he is
unable to go into theCabi net on account
of the pecuniary sacrifices it would en-
tail. They will not entertain any sug-
gestion to the effect that he will. be gov
erned in his actions Of accepting or re-
jecting portfolio by any moneyed
consideration If he eventually de-
clines the Cabinet place il will not bf
on account of any personal motive o
any kind, but purely because he b.
lieves there is more opportunity to aiC
the administration on the floor of tn,
Senate"
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
WANAMAKER'S.

dropping the styles and sol
the shoes on hand 60 down.
Market street front, west side.
Ladies' muslin underwear
"a final word about a few
fine garme tents for halt and
two thirds. Some French
hand made, embroidered
some with lace, embroidery,
etc. Il they happen to mt
you,you will manage to want
them somehow. They are
very pretty indeed
East of Arcade, 1899 Chestnut.
| Valentines are ready. We
draw the line at such as are
pheasant to receive. "A
valentine without some touch
Iof humor is a trifle heavy,
unless it is extremely fine
another way. With nothing
but wit and that not delicate
well, we don't keep them
BY far the brightest are
mixtures OF words and
things, like Sheridan's best
. impromptus, carefully stud
died and practiced before the
S lelass." We keep a maker
d oi such busy all the veal
} round.
Among the Books, by the Thirteenth
street door and IN the Basement, I
l6 to Il 10, stairway from the Arcad
steps.
eI Very fair trousers for men
lSS.50; all wool. neat ant
well made; worth about S.
: as things are going.
it Stout decent-looking trou
r sers OF very coarse WOO
not shoddy), $3.50.
e Working trousers, very
It strong, all cotton or mostl
e cotton (and the cotton ar
IS the strongest), well-made
5.ISl.25 to 81 six sorts. w
a don't know where any sue
honest trousers are sold fe
is so little money.
j.! Good enough trousers te
is anybody's boy for $50; an
they look quite as good a
re tt ey are.
20 Toward the Marketstreet front, W
side.
70 JOHN WANAMAKER.
iio Chestnut, Thirteenth and Mar
streets, and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29

THE Associated Charities are in
great need Of money, ami the number
of applicants for relief is increasing
as the severity Of the .eath her increases.
Those who have the heart and the
means both to help in benevolent work
should contribute now. The skating
rink benefit, though il will be a grand
success, will be but az a drop in the
bucket compared to what is needed.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
DIR. LESLIE'S

Special Prescription. This remedy
stands to-day without a rival, and with
scarcely competitor in the world.
Thousands of Physicians throughout
the country have acknow lodged their
inability TO cure II, and are now pre-
scribing DIR. Leslies Special Prescrip'
tiop for all cases of sick
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
.s0
FLOUR AND FEB)
JAMES {. M0b]
TWELFTH q fRLN."

TWELFTH a ~,
WILMIsG1os' p..
Wholesale and resi-
extra family -four ,'l
all grades Of -four I'D
and lowest prices. ID
the grain or crach'a a..
yellow corn a
wheat and rye lloar' n
| and oats, mill feed Spal
Also hay and s'rs ~ /
ard all vegetable anu I.a..
ALSO brooms, b'lch' y,
and many other ar.l'' \
always needed Al
Iprices.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
Thousands of cases or
SICK

Headache are perIna Iently cured every
year Gas the hundreds Of testimonials
in my possession will testify by tbs
use of
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Bsllaire Indenen lent. Sth inst


Mr.. r c. Miles, of Somerton. died
Suddenly Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
presumably of heart diseasA. He hal
gone to back building. where his wife
found him dead He was wealthy mer-
.chant and large tobacco and wool buy
er, and one of the most prominent men
in E,stern Ohio He leaves a widow,
but no children. He was a keen busi-
ness man. He had Sist returned from
the Eastern markets He was 81 yeais
old. He had 6 beautiful home, and was
man OF large heart, of genial social
qualities, and muni6cent 10 the poor.
Daniel Peck, Esq the oldest member
OF the Belmont county bar, was reported
diving st his home in ST Clairsvflle last
Monday He is So years of age and
has pracliced law in this county when
there was but little old log court hous
and ever since. For many years he liv-
ed in Wheeling where be practiced his
profession successfully, and not until
he became decrepit did be resolve To- re-
turn to his Adopted Home in this county
TO end bis long AMI useful life. Mr..
Peck was born in Ireland but came to
this country When quite young: He &C
cnmulated considerable Wealth. was mar.
ried in early life but leaves no family to
enjoy his worldly possessions.
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A $4,000 Team.

Frank S'ddalls, the great Soap manu-
faclurer OF Philadelphis, has nrchased
from j. NJ. Hill, ,Westmont and Lorraine,
The fastest PAGERS in the world. TIE
price paid wss $50 000 The sale wa.
made in this wav: Hill and SiddalIs we're
lunching together.
"By the way" said Mr.. Siddal's, "are
YOU ready to MAKE me & plice on these
reindeers of yows2"
Not to-day" was The qaiet response
IL dare you to name figure" said the
munificent Mr. SddslIs.
"Well," replied the interpretive and
receptive Mr.. Hill. "lll name you q
price, but ] expect to see You fall dad
when nomina'e. 1t is $50 .000."
Mr.. Siddalls did not expire iasi dn'ly.
He va, pot even psra',z~d He drew
from The breast pncket of his coat .
check hook aid stepping quietly 10 the
desk filed it up for $50 600 and passed
it over TO the great impresario! "The
steeds a4a mine" he said.
1t was Mr. Hills turn to be aatonish.
ed He really felt sad He loved bic
horses, but there was no oacking out
and so Mr. S1,idalls is TO day the owner
OF The fastest Pair Of roalslers in the
Woild,
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PetriflctiOnS.

Petrified mnmmies' eyes are the lates
craz" for watch charms.
A human body buried in Bristol IN
H } cemetery nine years ago, was remov-
ed and fnnnd to be petriied.
A petriied SNAKE was RECENTLY discov-
cred III d sandstone rock at Portsmouth,
Ohio.
A pe,ri6ed hickory l6g. four feet long
and nine inches in diameter, was found
lately about eleven feet below the surface.
hv workmen fhal.ing an excavation in
Greenboro, S. c.
Four pet,fied sharks ieef6, from one
fourth 10 one-half an irch long. were
brought up recently from the Americus
(Ga artesian we'll, which is down some
900 odd feet, aid has pot ysY reached q
lsup5iy OF good water
The terrified wood found in the Rocky
Mountain regions is rapidly becoming
utilized. In San francisco there is a
factory for cutting and polishing Tie pet.
rifsctions into uaantel pieces, tiles, tab
let's ard other Architectural parts for
which. marble or slab is commonly used.
Petrified wood is said To he susceptib'e e
OF finer polish than marble OF sven
onyS, the latter 0f which Il y driving
ffCm the msrlset..
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THIG NEW MIDLAND LINE
Between ittsburg, Wheeling, Co.
lumbus, Cincinnati and st. Ljuis,
West and Southwest.

The adcan ages CT the few Miiland
Route can be better understood when
the time of its Trough solid fast trsins
is Compared with tnte made by othe:
roads Solid trains are run from Pits
burgh to Cincinnati, passing through
Wheeling. Zinesvile and Columbus
The time from Bellaire to Cincinnati is
s hours; St. Louis II hours; Kansas
City 20 hours, which is 40 minutes the
qu cke 1T time to Cincinnati, 8 hours to-.
St louis. z hours TO K,ns,s CIV. Close
connections are made in the y lion De-
po at Cincinnati, st. Louis and Kin-
sas CITY. Persons going via this route
make Quicker time, have fewer changes
and hetter accommodations. Tickets to
all points West and s,ntH can he pur.
chased from Agent OF the b. y o. R.
R. at the same p ice you would have to
pay to 60 via some slow AMI inferior
route
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NORRIS & AEusTRONG'
oct6,S5.
In the Land of the KlBh.

IEOiu tOi. DuOhs
The A Aighan wo uen, OF whom we saw
perhaps doz n, wore NO bohuets, out
simply long veil of gauzv stuff, Look
at them IN the fight way and they are
pretty. Their o'untenances have Jew
ish cast, hat they are not brHnetles.-
Their skin is pale, strlkinely so, and they
Hest ths1t hair iiei over ball, so as to
make them lonk more than naturally
white. They walk remarkably well, and
in the management OF their wells display
much grace and elegance. OF the men
| may as well say that they are not in
like what cross between a Rindow and
Persian would be. Athletic, fair and
well bearded, Mev have 40 iiline faces,
with. the tDrehesis shaved, and the hair
on tia sides hanging ia Girls that fall
over Tue shoulders in l, pfcturesq ie,
shaggy. mane-like way. TFsir carriage
is full of resolution and pride, and from
one corner OF the country to another
YOU cannot but remark that they remind
YOU OF bantam roosreis. And they are
like them, too-turbuent, vain. brutal
qIarreIsome, liking nothing better han
the practice of cruel sport The Kazh,
or chief tribesman of Coi+, was as per
feet a gamebird as 7 ever saw.
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The practical men ON the United States
Fish Commission baye discovered thai
the ha ching OF shad's eggs may he has.
tened from ten 10 fifteen hours by pla.
cling the eges i'd bright, shallow PANS.
under the direct rays of the sun. The
fish thus FASTENED into Lille are no less
hardy than those hatchei without foic.
itig process.
As horse ami cart, apparently WI h o
load OF bay, were about to pass the Gus.
tom House of Vorenhoyen oa the Bel,
gian frontier, the aui,na Suddenly stop.
ped. and either eoolh no. or wotid not
bulge an inch.- Two customs officers
came up To- lend hand, wpereupon the
driver took 10 his heels.' 1t turned out
that the hay concealed about 750 kilos
oi DnIeh tobacco. Conscientiousnes
must now be added to the other good
Qualities oi the hoIse.'
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The First Steel Pen Makers

The word Pen, in Holy Scriptures, re,
fers to either an iron style, or reed ;
the latter being the earliest form OF pen
used for writing On pspyras:
One Of the earliest attempts to make
steel pens ia attributed to VIM. Gadbury,
England, who, for his own use, con
struc,ed clumsy article from the main
spring Of a watch.
Steel Pens were first brought into use
about the year 1903.
James Psrry, OF London. Commenced
to manufacture pens in 1924, and was
the founder Of the firm named Perry &
Co.. who are now the largest pen Makers
in the world.
Their celebrated 'B' and Falcons for
correspondents, and fine points Ms. A.
e. 4 and 1913 for schools. are, without
doubt, the CHEApE'r pERFEcrPENs in use
they can be hal from all s!ationers =
Sole Agents for the United States.
Messrs. IvrsoN, BLAKsMAN, TAYLOR l.
Co., New York.
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Father, Mother, and Three Sisters Dead.

Sdtucis A0tuer, tuu 4lIee Ci3teIS Oeaus
Mr.. David Claypool, formerly Sergeant
alarms ofthe New Jersey Senate, and now
Notary Public at Cedarvilc, Crmber|atatt
Co., N. j., makes The following siaffifing
statement: "My father, mother, and three
Sststs all disd With consumption, and my.
t6hgsWere so weak raised blood. Nobody
thought l could live. My work (ship-.
smithing)was very straining on me with my.
weak constitution, and was rapidly going
to the grave. While in this condition I
tongme9ced using Misller's Herb Bitterss'
and 1t sYved my life. because it was so
difficult to get it in this little place, and
bad improved so much, i stopped taking it
for a time, and the result is that l have
commenced going rapidly dowf bilt ksain.
SomeRpN.,, EShlers. Herb ,BittsI gives
appetite md sfiehgi gihens and ltifsB me UP
as hQtling else does, and ] must have a
dozen bottles i.t-once. Use this comnn-
nication as yot pleash and if any one wants
to lie convinced of Its truth, let them write
me and | will make affidavit to it, for
owe my life to Mishler's Herb Eittcrs."
Thesecret Of the almost invariaLlc relief
and cure Of consumption, dysentery, diar,
rhea, dyspepsia, indigestion, kidney and
liver complaints, when Mislller's Herb
Bitters is used, is that it contains simple,
harmless, and yet powerful ingredients,
that act on the blood, kidneys, and liver,
and through them Strengthens and invigcr-
4teS the whoFe system, Purely vegetable
IN its composition Prepared by a regular
physician; 4 standard medicinal prepara-
tAq.s sndoiScG by physicians and drug
gisfs. These are four strong points in favsr
81 Mishfsfs Herb Siters. Mishler's Herb,
Bitters is sold by alldruggists. Price Sl.00
per large hottie. 6 hotties for $500.
Ask your druggist for MIsHIRl,s HEnB BIrTFRss
II he dives not KEEP It, do not take anything ele Tut
send postal csrd to EIsHr IN HERB DIrTERs Co..
ta6 Commerce Street. Philadelphia.
seps3 SAY.
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Prices from, s. 50 to so.

A small CHOICE LOT of cHILDRENs an
MISSES also.
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What Did Mr.. Cleveland Whisper?
Washington Post.

Tie crowd dt the Fresideht's reception
yesisrGav was not go large as nsvsf. 10
the, middle of the stream Of Visitors was
a small, rather loudly dressed lady OF
uncertain age, who was leading little
gill baby by the ha6d. The little ihirg
stood scarcely two feet high, The mother
smiled sweetly upon the President as she
grasped bis hand and the President smil.
ed upon her. Encouraged, perhaps. bv
this she stood still, and then remarked,
inica-fng tie two-- eet.htgh cherub:
''This is my baby
"And a pretty little thing it is, mad.
am" replied Mr.. Cleveland, the smile
still visible around his lips.
"And It's only two years Old" persist
ed the mother. "Won't you kiss it p
The President looked at tie crowd vet
to be SHAKEN, looged at the little mite he
had been asked to embrace, and the smile
tell with q dull. sickenine thui. He
whispered something in the ady's ear
and she retired.
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WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA?

Among the many symptoms
Of Dyspepsia or indigestion
the most prominent are: Va
riable appetite; faint, gnawing
feeling at pit Of the stomach,
with unsatisfied craving for.
foof, heartburn, feeling of
Weight and wind in the st6fi-
aeh; bad breath, bad taste in
the mouth, low spirits, general
prostration, headache, and
constipation. There is no form!
Of disease more prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none so peculs
lar to the high-livlng and rap
fd-eating American people.
Alcohol and tobacco produce
Dyspepsia; also. bad air, rapid
eating, etc. BURDOCK BLOOD
.BITTERS will cure tho worst
case, by regulating the bowels
and toning up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
nov25, SAY.
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lie Paid.
Dctroit Free PRESS.

81 notice by the papers," he said as be
waited for the froth on his haer Is Settle,
'.that man in Chicago saloon fell dead
just as he finished drinking glass of
beer"
81 see dot sarne thing 10 der papers.
ioo." replied the salnonist.
"Curious; AMT it2'
"Vhell, don't think go. You see, he
drank oop dot beer rud said, 'Sharge it
TO me! und der barkeeper he prings oudt
his club und taps bin on der hcadt 1t
vhas almost eafery day somepdy drops
deadt here!'
He laid hickory club on the bar and
locked the man full in the eye, and the
beer vas hardly down before II was paid
for,
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NEW LOCALS.

~BURK HEAD d. CO., are selling
Green Coffee at l0c. per 10.
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SpbacciaI Delivery ON ,es in Ohio.

Under the rev law which went into
effect October there are fortv-sx spe
,cial delivery Lostotlices in Ohio as fol-
lows Eyron. alliance, kshtubala. B.ll.
aire, Canton, Chillicothe, Cincinnati, Cir
cltvllle, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton
Defiance, Delaware. East liverpool, FL
yra. Fndlsy, Fostoria. F'emohs, Gal
lion, Gatfpolls, Hsnilton. lron'on, Ian
caster, Lima. Mansfield. Marietta. Mas
silon. Miidletown, MI. Vernon. New
ark, Norwalk, P,Qua, Pomerov, Ports-
mouth, Salem, Ssnduskv, Springfield
Steubenville, Tifiin. Toledo. Uehans
Van Vert, Warren. Wooster. X mia.
Z nesvl!le. Letters for Special delivery
NAV be mailed at any office in the coun-
try, and must have attached in addition
ito the lawful pos-age the prescribed ten
cent stamp.
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A Queen Who Wanted the King to
Dye His Hair.
TEndon Fivaro

London Figaro.
At a verv early age King Humbert hr.
gan to grow gray, and although be has
seen hut Two and iorty winters they have
left so much OF their snow upon his head
that his vile, @ ,een Marguerite, is glow-
ing unhappy about it Her Majesty has
a woman's aversion to white hairs AID
recently, safer much persuasion," in.
'uced the King to ALLOW her 10 Utfer d
case. of hair dyes from Paris.
The hair restorers arrived and the next
morning Her Majesty; on descending 10
her gardens, d usual Before her djuner
vas surprised to find that one OF her pet
dogs, favorite white spaniel, had be-
come of bright apple green. 10 the
course of hsr inquiries she met her bus-
band, who at once offered ali explains.
ion "You see, NV dear" be said, that
before tr.fng those hair washes which
are not dyes, that you have 80 kindly
procured for me, was anxious to try
their effect,a and accordingly rubbed ore
handSl into your little dog. You see the
result! Tomorrow | propose to try an
other kind OF preparation on your pet
parcque,." The @ ,een took tie Hint
and the dyes, and left King Hum bert to
grow gray in peace.