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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

The new blouse gown, falling in straight
natural folds from the neck, has given an
impetus to stripes, and one of the best silks
for this purpose has "A white satin ground,
with diagonal woven stripe in mauve or
blue at intervals of IL inches, inclosing in
fnitesimal sprays of white brocade and
small colored flowers. For young girls
either silk gauze or pearl garniture forms
the best trimmings.
Watches seem to be worn now in the most
extraordinary positions What can be
more useless to the wesrer or more tempt
ing to the marauder than watch attached
to short gold band worn like medal on
the left breast or suspended beneath u jew
eled bow brooch
The new evening silks principally show
line stripes on a shot watered ground
which, like the chameleon, is many col
ored Nelvets, silks. woolens, gauzes-
everything is shot this season.
Among the accessories to dress that
women delight in are many charming lace
things. and even bodices of the new empire
pattern are made entirely of lace.
Fashionable colors for evening are peach,
straw color, pink, turquoise blue and eau
de Nil; for morning, brown and petuna,
with various shades of green, but a novelty
lies this year in Persian and oriental com
binations.
Enamel flower pins for the hair have n
new lease OF life. These are is silver and
mounted on silver pins, with an interposing
spiral spring that gives them movement
One of the prettiest instances is morning
glory in silvery tints gently shading into
pink and blue.
White enamelis conspicuously present il
jewelry. Blne enamel, light In tint. has
the next prominence.
A Boys Composition.
The following composition, which the
Boston Gazette publishes, is not recon
mended as a model of literary style but
the moral is worthy of attention, and We
are sure the boy who wrote this compost
ton will generally get what he wants:
Wunst ther was n precher and he got
onto n ship and he sailed and sailed and
sailed and bme by he come near Il ilan'l
and when he come near the Hand a big
storm come up and it blode and blode and
blode and the precher and all the people on
the ship thought they was goiu to git
drowndcd and a little bird got bowed Of
the Hand and tride to get onto the ship but
every time he tride to get onto the sup
the ship leaned over the other way and the
little bird got left but he didn't 80; down
in the water and cry he just kept peggin
away and bime by he lit down onto II sale
and "A saler went up and got the littel bird
out Of the sale and Civ him some bread and
water and bime by when the storm blode
away the sun come out and the ship come
o land and the precher and all the peepeI
was glad and the bird iud away.
Moral-If you don't git what you want
first best you keep peggin away and you'll
git it bime by.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

The witchaaeet In my books. know,
Or else IFS fairy elves
For when | study they plague me so
feel like one of themselves.
Often they whisper. Come and play;
The sun IS shining brighi.'
And when fling the book away
They fiutter with delight.
They dance among the stupid words.
And twist the rules awIy,
And iiy across the page like birds,
Though ! can't see them n.y..
They (which my feet. they blur my eyes.
They make me drowsy. too;
In fact the more a fellow tries
To study the worse they do.
They can't be heard, they can't be seen
know not how they look
And yet they always Turk between
The leaves Of lesson book.
Whatever they are cannot tell.
But this Is plain as day:
/ Deyer'u be able to study well
As long AS the book elves stay.
Exchange,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
me END ~ Last.



Mr.. Charles n. Eairi tile veil known
business and society asaa, fsh oysrss,fae os
,eyvous prkaastiot,. while shout To keep a
! . .,<.isI ..uts.g, ,.,.ss lsst night Morning
/ Paper
Later information DEVELOPS the fzct thas
be bad been uB,ier a continuous nervous
strain in his business for seBe time aIstl iiis
prostrstian last night sas siiprls the CLIMAX
! the resalt Of his over worsr.
! So il il xith thousands They wosx
using MP their nerre force anti they hf'ti
themselves excessively nervous, powers OF
misd aud Thought weakenHds nerves IN
/ strung and unsteady, nights slespless ana
nnrefreshing, bodies tired and exhausted
1 There win often be confused miEd, dim
I vision, lp~s Of memory dull feeling mead,
/ dizziness. dependency. strange sensations,
trembling on excitement, feeling of anxieiy
/ poor blood Indigestion, bowels conssipatsa,
| liver and kidneys out of order.
II YOU have these symptoms yon are IN
/ bad way. and should use Immediately That
great restorer Of nerve force and power,
the iryigorsior and streng,heper OF brain
| and nerves, Dr. Greene's Seryura oloosi
and nerve remedy. Purely vegetable and
t,arroIsss Druggists. ~ 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From the North. East
South and West

Two sons of John Dolrerty, Wes,wood,
ont, aged and II years, fell through the
ice while skating on the pond Tuesday and
were drowned.
The mounted highwayman who created
so much trouble at the north end of Chicago
last week has transferred himself to Clyde,
Berwyn and Riverside suburbs in the south
western part of Chicago.
Three hundred ami twenty new cases of
typhoid fever were reported at st. Louis
| Monday. officials seem to be at sea as to
the cause of the epidemic and are slow to
adopt heroic measures 10 stamp ont the
plague.
The court of appeals at Albany. y. Y,
has affirmed the Judgement of the lover
courts convicting DIR. Henry W. MeGone-
gal of msnslaughter in the first degree in
causing the death by malpractice of Annie
Goodwin.
Rev George ]. Brerzinger, secretary Of
the Unique Building and Loan Association.
Philadelphia. committed suicide TUESDAY.
He was sent to jail MONDAY in defauIt of
$1,000 bailon the charge of embezzhng
$1,000 of the associations funds.
The London Daily Telegraph announces
that the Cynon tin plate works have re-
suned work after suspension of three
months. There has tfen a general re-
sumption in the Swansea. Morri-tyu and
Lianelly districts. resulting from extensive
American orders
Tuesday. at Providence, Daniel, ID.
Sullivan, for the mur,ler of Anthony y.
HasweIl CT East Providence. was sentenced
o.. ,,,nr,s.umaut FAY Gtp Timnfhy Dllfy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

Outdoor garments have undergone n
complete change within the last few
months. Coats are longer than they were
tiIe sleeves are twice ~ large. most of the
new models have enormous revers, and the
loug cloaks are being made with sltor,
waists. Authorities in fashion predict
tina. it II IN this sort of attire that fashion
able women will be coming out presently,
for in cloaks a. well a. dresses we seem to
be copying the Old World styles. A new
cloak is make Of shot velvet--favorite ma
terial for really handsome garments at
present--trinmed with sable tails, and the
bonnet TO accompany IL Is Of the same ma
teriai. ornamented with waving plunes.
1t V Impossible to tell how much bigger
sleeves will grow. A favorite sleeve is di
vided into two equal parts The upper
half is enormously wide and full. and the
lower a. close lifting rs glove
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
Origin Of a Social Custom.

The custom Of lifting the hat is ex.
planned as bavin. had its origin during
the age of chi.alry, when il was customary
for knights never to appear in public ex-
cept in full arnor. 1t became custom.
however, for a knight upon catering an
assembly of friends to remove his helmet.
Eignifylng, Il am safe in the presence Of
friends. The age of chiyairy passed away
with the Fifteenth century, but among the
many acts OF courtesy which can be traced
back to its influence none Is more direct
IN It's origin than that of lifting the hat to
acknowledge the presence Of friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
ALONG SEARCH REWARDED.
After Many Years Wealthy Father Finds His
kidnapped Child.

BATAVIA, Ohio, Nov. 2a.-Eight years
ago nurse employed by Charles Cariine,
of Moscow, Ohio, uvsterionsly disappeared
with his motherless year-old daughter.
Carlne has spent all the years and fortune
IN au unavailing search for the child.
Last week he received an anonymous
letter which said the nurse was dying and
repentant. Growing weary of caring for
the child. while CarIin' was in the West she
left it at the poorhouse in this county and
went to Cincinnats Mr.. Carine came here
and found the record as stated and traced
the child to Crosstown. Brown county
Ohio, where she was found with a family
named Smith, who had adopted her.
Carine is wealthy, and the long lost
daughter will be given every advantage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect Oct. 2, 1892

GOING wEsT-ess A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Pennington, gockland, Portland. Boston and
Montreal, IN A. " for HbOvell. Gar
diner and South ssaTdlneF, l0l \. " tVt
brunswick, Lewiston. Pennington, kockland,
Portland and boston, connecting for White Noun
tain Points aud Quebec s.u1 T.. " for HalloweH.
Gardiner and santh Gardiner. 3. 10 and A.t5 r. II
for ltfHnswirk, Bath. iurtland, Boston. 6.l0 T..
NJ fgf iIaiiuwril, Gardiner aud south Gardiner,
fiDo l.. VI, might Pullman every night Tor Lew
lstou. Hath Huctiand. Portland and Boston.
GO1Na EAST \. ", might eNprcssl for
skoshegau, Betfasi, Bangor. Haf Harhor, -
STEPHEN. ~. John and Aro0siook County. $50
VI Tor Nateryiiie, and Skuwhegan ard
for Hanger aud NaucobuFo. ~ T.. VI
for wairryilic. connecting at Waiervie
ais r. NJ for Wafervile. Oakland
North Arson, bingham. SkOwhcgaD, Belfast,
Dover T0Ncroft. I;nngpf lar infhor. ~. stephen,
st JOHN aud Afoust,ak t.nuhty, W. A VI, san
,iags ony tot Wnieryilie and BANGOR.
The Nigh Pullman Trans going ea-t NJ 80 A.
81, going wrst at I LOO T., NJ, run each way every
night sunday Included, connecting for Lewiston
AMI knekland bat not to SkuRlegan on Monday
mornings, or 10 belfast, Dexter, beyond Ban.
ger. on sunday mornlugs.
The day trains gong West ut 1910 A.
N. aud hast ~ ~ T.. VI run daily, sunday In
eluded, between boston, Lewiston. Bath. Bangor
aud ~ John,
ACCOMMODATION TRAM for Augusta
leaves south Gardiner, ga A, NJ; 70
aud as + NJ nallowen e-ia A. 81. iSo aud
so 4.
through ickats to California and all points
South aud West may he had Of T., II. Walker
tirkei agent, Augusta, tite only office in AnRusta
selling via sill routes and checking baggage free OF
expense.
rAysoN TUCKER. Vice Pres. GEM Manager
" noofiiBY, GEM Pas. aud Ticket Ag't,
Portland Oct . tsgl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
NE GOT $1,000
From the Travellers Insurance Company BY
forgeries and Has Gone Abroad.

NEw YORK. Nov. 29.-Suits have been
begun in the supreme court Of this state by
the Travellers insurance Co, of Hartford,
Conn, TO compel the Fourth National Bank
and the Importers and rraders Bank, of
this city, TO make good the losses the com
pany suffered through the alleged forgeries
OF CLARK W. Hatch
Hatch was the Boston agent of the
Travellers and through a long series OF
forgeries. il is alleged, managed 10 draw
sl7 900 from the company's accounts in the
Fourth National Bank and the Importers
and Traders National Dank of this city.
After the fraud had beer in operation for
some time the company became suspicious
and began an investigation. Hatch then
disappeared and is sail TO have gone abroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

The pointed Main EMPIRE NiGHTDREss-
sock yoke, whic'r fills in the low empire
bodice, is covered with the pretty neck
frill of deep valencennes lace. The neck
or Toby frill is feature of the newer lin
gerie, but those who object to it as incon-
venient can replace it by the less becoming
arrangement of double nainsook frill
bordered with lace and placed edge up
ward. This frill would descend the yok"
to the empire bodice, diminishing to a
point, and tapping over itself below the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

For dinner and evening wear a great
many fichus are InGtie: they are in the Marie
Antoin.;te form. with ends at the back,
and are made of pale pink, creme OF vert
nil gaze de sole: some are finished off with
fine pIisse frilis aud profusion Of yaien-
ciennes t,cc: others are edged with pink
silk rnches and some other style of lace;
others are OF spotted gauze or net, with
wide lace falling from the edge; these ara
Topped up here or tied there, as fancy die
tates: iewcied butterflies. beetles, flies or
natural flowers are placed about at will in
the gauze. The bihs. made of long
straight piece of lace falling from the col
lar. are also much in vogue, made of black.
cream or white guipure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
,lurin, the remaining days of the present

,lurin, the remaining days of the present
week
The London Standards correspondent at
ST. Petersburg says that appeals from the
different provinces to the government for
help indicate that famine will be as AGATE,
though less general than in 1891. Private
correspondents believe the pes.imistie of
| fetal harvest reports, which show thar in
many places peasants are all but starving.
| The official vote of all the counties in
| California. with the exception of San Fran
| cisco, gives Harrison plurality of 6422.
Returns from all but nine precincts in this
city reduce Harrisons plurality TO 3l9. a
complete count on individual electors may
show the vote divided between Harrison
and Cleveland.
A Lewiston Journal special from Boston
| Tuesday, said State Officer +, \. Me
| Taught in Augusta, Me, was in Boston
| Monday night and obtained reqtisitiou
papers from the governor for the arrest OF
| Clifford A. Savory, wanted in Maine on q
| charge of polygamy. The officers have rea-
son to believe that he is in the state and are
in hopes to capture him before Wednesday
morning"
| For the first time since the memorable
annexation manifesto of 1919 was signed
an annexation meetiog was held in Montreal
Monday night and was attended by over
! 5000 people. The occasion was the visit
here, on invitation. of Mr.. Elgin Myers,
whom Premier Mowat of Ontario dismissed
| from his government position on account OF
his annexation sentiments. Mr.. Myers OBJ
tanned splendid hearing. His remarks
were loudly applauded, and he made by fal
the best impression on the meeting. When
he had concluded the band again played
Hail, Columbia, and Mr.. Myers received
an ovation. The politicians on the plat,
form. led by ex-Premier MERCER, all shook
him by the hand. What has never beer
done before in any political meeting in Can
ada was vote by the audience on the sub
jects that had been debated during the
evening. Every person in the audienc,
was supplied with a ballot and the vote
resulted in a majority for annexation witt
the States, the independence of Canada be-
ing next on the ballot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
Franklin.

Following are the real estate transfers il
Franklin county for the week ending Nov
90, 1892:
CAErHAGE-E. q. Moulton to Wallace T.
Hutchinson of piNficld land and buildings $500
DALLAS PL-Luther Nile of Eangeey, to Mel
son 5. Kinds. land 500
GREESvALE fi.-Jerry Lowell TO Nelson ;
Iiud-, land, 500. .
Rehabilitation. W. Young to II, +. kimball
land. 81 val con.
NEW SHARoS--iI Il. W. Brown of FarmIngton
& o. +. Whittier to Lewis Oliver Of Pennington
land I'd buildings, SiUtn. Jacob Ella Est. 10 I'm
ily l.. Brown, land and buildings, al.
INDUSTRY w II. Davis of Nlnsiow, to sam
uel e. Rand, interest IN Steam Mn etc $50
SALEM -Chsney W. Lake 20 Albert Peas. %
Phillips, premises, 400. Chas, II. Pea-e OF sehul
erville, N T.. to CLANCY W. Like. premises, sin
AvoS-Wm A. Arnold TO Joseph stewart lana
si5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
REAL ESTATE.
Lincoln.

Following are the real estate transtersil
Lincoln county for the week ending Nov
10th, 1892.
Merry, land and buildings, $500. Thomas Boyd fo
Charles Il. Chick, land 800.
BEIsToi.-fiiram Mcfarland to Martin l. u
Durham, land. $50; Hubbard Wcbbtr 10 jas W
toggan, land and buildings, 3. Eliza j. liaici
to Andrew II. Little. land aud buildings, 500
DAMARiscoTTA- Eliza VI. Eryinc to Geo. W
Hatch, land 81.
JEFFERSON Albert Richardson toGeo- l.. Ken
needy, laud, si25 Samuel ". Kennedy TO Geo. !.
Kennedy. land, SlO0o: Ida VI. Brown TO See. J.
Kennedy. Land ami bulldogs 5000; Geo. l.. Ken
nedy to Winthrop II. Weeks 81 al. land, 5000
SEwcA-TLE-WalterA A. Gliidcn to Barton +
kingman. land and buildings, Slioo; Barton y
kingman to Josephine A. GIiddcp. land and build
nes. Sll00
NoBLEBuRo-Iohn kavanaui ct al. to Clara 5
Haines, land, SD
soMEEvIiI.E ~Francene G. Glidden 1t al IL
stephen j. Gushee, land aud buildings, sls00
Stephen J. Gushce TO >ilas 4. Lawry ct 81, lant
and buildings s5iO0: Robert x. Brown TO Haiti,
A. Brown, land, $40.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
IN IA ENSE SUMS
Used in Furthering the Ends Of the Panama
Canal Company. tao

Ptsls. Nov 29.-The Panama canal in
vestgating committee examined a number
of witnesses today. NJ. Laguerre testified
that NJ. Arton spent 500, 900 francs in politi-
cal objects. in behalf of the Panama Canal
Company.
The witness had nothing to prove this.
NJ. Proper, a partner in the Reinach bank
ing house, said the late Baron Reinach fur
nished NJ. Arton with 900, 900 francs in
1888.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

A novelty in evening dresses Is the blouse
frock. IL Is n loose robe fashioned IN SILK
Grape or any light delicate material, ana
falls in folds from transparent YOKE on
lace or jewelcsl net. The yoke is outlined
with full lace frill, and there are long
ribbons 10 wind about the waist OF wafered
silk in sorit. contrasting color. The edge
of the skirt, which trains slightly at the
back. is trimmed with quilting or rnche
of the same ribbon. =
A new ball dress is made OF poppy red
satin. covered with thin veil OF black
lace. and l,ordered with two rows OF poppy
petals round the bottom. 1t has a 9e,
corselet belt, with an open pattern lnishec
with a red SILK bow and sash at the back
Very pretty evening dresses are OF dehc.it'
color..i silk or satin closely yelled viii
cream lace
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
The Richest Man, II He Wins.

CnlcAeo, Nov. 20 Leroy S. Burlington,
a Minneapolis architect. claims that the
structural iron work of the sky scrapers OF
Chicago, New York, Dmaha, Philadelphia,
st. Louis, st. Paul, San Francisco and
Denver, has been put up in a manner con-
flictng with his patents. He will sue the
owners for per cent OF the cost of each
building. This means claim for 81 800
600 from Chicago alone, and hundreds OF
millions aitOpethcr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

The meeting of the Woman's Temper
ance League, Tuesday afternoon, was an
interesting one. Mrs. burlington of Bel
fast was present and spoke of the various
branches of philanthropic work carried on
by the League in that city. She hoped that
in the near future Maine women would
found a home for girls which would be for
them what Good Will is for boys. Mrs.
burlington has her mind made up on a
farm near Searsport, which seems to be
suited for this very plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
David G. Yuenqlinq Brewing Co.. in Trouble.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-Serious financial
difficulties confront the David G. fueng-
ling Brewing Co, large corporation here
with mammoth plant. Interest is unpaid
for six months on 81 100000 or more first
mortgage bonds, and there are no funds for
taking mp these bonds which mature next
January. The holders of the bonds have
appointed committee to investigate the
corporations affairs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
Kidnapped Sailors Return.

SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 29.--The eight
non-union sailors who were kidnapped
Wednesday night by number of union
sailors because they were at work on a non
union vessel. have gone back to the bark
from which they were forcibly taken, at
Tacoma The matter has been placed in
the hands of the mayor and harbor master
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

Instantly relieves the most violent attack
facilitates free expectoratlon ana insufes
rest TO those otherwise unable to sleep cx-
cent in q chair, as single trial will prove
send for q free trial package to DR.. ".
Scbifmsnn. ST. Paul, Mimi. but ask your
i.,,.,;s, Grst dlt&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

An effort is being made by Mr.. Frank A,
Owen, manager of the Bangor and Au-
gasta Opera houses, to get together party
10 attend the Nordica concert at the Angus
ta;Opera house, Dee. a. 1T a sufficient
number send in their names Il special Will
be run from Waterville at one fare the
round trip. Otherwise they will have to
RELY on regular trains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

FLorg--dul, unchanged.
wHEhT--wenk.r ------------------------- No'
} spring, 7llp5ll No. red. 7lia5ll.
Cons weaker. No. 2. Ria.
OATs-iaiily active No. =, Jila3fi -
white, a2fa--. No. 3 white, 2sia.
RYE--no 2, I9la--.
BARLEY-no Z, Ga, No. 3, fob IA 81 NO y
do 3JaiD.
FLAxFEED-bo !, los.
PoKk-si3.5J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

A mastery pain-cure.- 7. c. veg
man, ljl Prospect ST., Brooklyn, \. J.,
saws this: While at work ] sprained ny
ankle and was only able to get home WIN
the CREATES, difficulty. ! sent for a bottle
Of Salvation oil and gave my ankle q
thorough rubbing after which the pain SUD
sided and after second application the PAIN
entirely disappeared.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

resembles in out
line the low neck
ed. short WASTED
e m pire bodice,
which w IL : IN
vogue at the time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30

Petitions relating to the founding of IA
road department at Washington have been
placed in various parts of the city, and eitl-
zens are requested to sign. The petition
will be found in the Maine Central offices,
the Savings Bank and Merchants Bank.
The petition calls for permanent road ex-
hiblt and for funds to erect a building al
the Worlds FAIR for the purpose of an ex-
hbit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-11-30
No. !. n. y,p..,,.a.

..Psiswr exclaimed the professor to
the student who was .rehearsing his
Latin Grafton, 'yoii are too solemn.
There's no life in your speaking at all. =
'.Of course not" responded the stu
Dent lively enough. "You don't expect
i in dead language. do your Detroit
Free Press.
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cuticura Remedies

crrrcuRa RssoLvESr. the new Bicod aad skin
Purifier internally 60 cleanse the blood Of all iin-
parities and poisonous cle,neisisl, and tuTlctEs,
the great Skin Cure, and CurietEA SOAP, an es-
quisite Ssin Purifier and Beautiiier, externally ie
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair, cure
every disease and humor OF the sSin, scalp. and
blood with loss OF hair, from infancy age from
pinples to scrofla, whom the best ply sicans hos
pitals and all other remedies fail.