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The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Dewey sparklInxs.

The question 10 last weeks Jasper
News, "who was the gent" can be
answert,i. Mr. Balm living on the Base
Line porth Of Dewey Is the man.
Coming home from Webb City west Of
Carthage be met man with lantern 10
a buggy. lie crowded Mr. Biin's team
TO one side almost on the roed. Tie
buggy wheels strrck Mr.. Bain's horse
frightening il ami causing il to get
beyond control The harness was torn
into pieces and Mr. Bain was obliged TO
stay at theDext house til morning. The
stranger went on his way ureoacerncd
although Mr.. Balm c.tlled repeatedly for
help. There are some men so selfish
han in iassing they will not yield an
inch Of the road il they can help it.
Mr. Hailey's sale came oil ai
announced. A good sized crowd
assembled and the bid5ing was spirited.
5oino things like fam implements hay-
ing little use of now vent remarkably
cheap. MIR Peter Hadley said the cattle
brought far better prices than they
hoped for.
Mr. a1l Mrs. Matthews attend
ID Sunday School at Grace
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Matthews
reviewed the lesson asd gave temper.
ance talk and Mrs Maith, ws by request
gave a report OF the W. Q. T. U. Dist.
conyention.
Rev. BurnhNn olos'l a very sisc"ss-
ful and interesting meeting hers Sat
night. Sunday aft rncun be rceiv'C
sosze into the church.
Mr.. Hadlcy viii probably try his fortune
uext in the SuDflower State, We hore
prosperity viii attrud Linn in his nav
home.
Mrs. MattheSs re'uriel h1n Sat.
morning from Adrian v here she attea-
led The w. c. I. U. conycnliun.
NJ. and Mra Tom Flowers a1l Misses
Howard spent Sunday wi h Mr. ald
Mrs Estny.
Sir Hillison ard wife s.pont We'd. In
the neigl boz hc, d.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
North Dublin.

While Mr. Hsckford was waiting Al
The depot in Jss.e' Sat, rlay gmonine
for tram Mol sJoih bouaI, he thought.
is=sly walked tack ard OF tlIe platform
wesl Of the station and received painful
but not serious bruises 10 two places
that disabled him for fow days. He
saysthat While he mas there one young
man Of Jasper who was there and yer,
stop hcaYy" fell over the baggage truck
with fu,l fcrce, gathered himself up 10
sime and did not seem 10 be hurt par
ticle.
Cannot answer -.Blue" for Dublin.
But think North Dublin must be going
10 seed and will be Obliged to give room
to growth az they are more thrifty.
Mrs Haclfo 4 retained Saturday
morning from Adrain where she had
teea in Attendance at the W c I U a1-
nuai district convention.
Mr. Hacllford has steue and lumber 10
readiness for building IN addition TO bis
barn. Mr.. RAoad, is lisble TO begin the
Job auy day.
Mr. Gsrrettis getting his crop of mix.
ed cane ard millet harvested that ! c
eowed after tao first drouth Of the la't
Sumner.
Our teacher Ar. Ruckls lad to go to
Jasper for pairs for his wheel Friday
evening before his ride home six miles.
Messrs Rhoads and Ryan sent 10 Car.
thage Tuesdoy, ga hauling a load Of
their seascrsd Nuod.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
COLUMN
Conducted by tho W. C. T. U.

I
The ccnyontion OF the 22nd Dist Is
over but Is not forgotten. tbs people OF
Adrian received tho white ribbobers
! with open arms aud arm hearts.
The mayor welcomed them with the
ammo uncemcnt that he had not been
called upon to put on extra police force
on account Of their coming. The
Methodist minister welcomed them and
said '.You have q giant to take hold Of
| that yemen are afraid o. May you have
tho ministers Of America soon 10 help
you and may You all soon have the
ballet % help you."
Mrs Callie Howe OF St Joseph, the
pride OF cur hearts, the bright star 10
our gulaxy OF white ribboners, WAS at the
convention the entire time aud gave two
evoning addresses and he,peful talks
during The day sessions.
"What shall be doue.with the Liquor
Traffic?" vas her first subj.
Here's few flashes from her search
light;
We are impressed with tho fact that a
grat STR ggle is so ing tn LetNe,r
righteousness and sin.
All nations turn TO America Gods
blessed hard for example but scm'tking
is radically " ong 10 our country.
After . c, injury uf ufcivilization al portu-
mites of colleges and all kind of isln's,
that vice is increasing. have no
patiegos with Christians who arr
singing so load Il love Thy Kipgdonl."
rtes cannot hear the cry Of humanity
The liquor traffic draws lrcm tie same
source rs the Church The home the
,aio,n is under tie very shadow Of the
church slire.
Ch.ist paid the same price for the
soul 81 d.unkard and a fallen W man
as Christian. Iv'e TO fatierce With u
Christian Who Ircys Thy kiI s, I'm
como" and does not get up.off his knr.',
and 20 out aud cloan Up ard make il III,
for the coming Christ.
hCsP iLires will never ccme unltss b,
the u rite effort Of the church.
Every christian shou'd be worker
agains; the liquor traffic 3G5 days iD
The year
Why arc mere ycung people in I'll,
panit'n,iary iEsn in TIE cfRrch?
I0,00) voting men 10 the peuitentiar.es
Of the L. =, 'tanding amy of ropre
sentative Nte Asr rage age z6.
There is not tlCud Df doubt bigger
rhHn ny Land Than that the liquor
traffic, he biothlel aud Il dive "Will
silently foid their tents and sip away"
fhe tbo,e are only few of Ms.
Hore's ''as ings. We ar'i in hores Of has
n5 her sons diy lecture in Jasper.
II wiAC.r
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
North Star Mhl,perInrs

Jitc number Of The reaple .frwn
icinity vert TO Jssper to church
aarlay to h'ar tie new preacher Mr
rtHiils
N'l Sunderland, Clara Isenmann,
e Sunlehsnd and Mary Couroy were
cut riding Sunday evening
M-. and Mrs Gariy. Of Pnrly Is
sling NJ s. Gar!ey father and sister.
Nr FOX. aud Miss Nora.
charley Covert. q Webb City who
a.s tcen visiting bis uncie ie,uIyed
& me Saturday.
sir end Mrs. u. W wampler. aud
mily visited with g. Baerge and family y
unday.
Tom Harligay aad Oscar Simmons
ok supper With Ar. Earl Saturday
-n.ng.
sir. ami Mrs Henry Seidnsr visited
,h Mr. Dan Baergc and family suuday
'iss Bessie Doans, q Carthage is
r..aing with Clara isaumann.
stella Covert visited with Alma Se.d
rs sunday afternoon.
drs. II. A. Niucentis visiting relatives
Gaiena konsas
Ar. lIaugawout is plasteriug for Sir
arl this week.
IRA. Jeroms Fox is visiting at Mr.
N.y's.
"a huerse tooS his sheep to Carthage
i1nddy.
john Wardlow is hauling hay this
et
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Preston 'iews.

Elmer L,ud 'rhaash somewhat
surprised bis Inrrats, brothers aud
sisters by meeting them all at home on
Suuda, and rrosanting tp them his bride
vh9 WAS formerly Mis- Minaie Cathei 5
Of Jasper, The Only wlipesI 10 the
sccDo other than relatives was his r
Bertha Harrison who had accompanied
Mss Mamie home from S 5. to dinner.
Mr. Laciifr is moying on Mr. Cooper :
farm north ot the river end Mr. Scott
who has been Living there is moving
EAST o. Jasper.
Mrs L. II. H. Elliott ~ Ca,thagn was
out last week visiting hof da lighter Mrs
Bu-kett and called Oh be. friend Mr
Wheeler.
Little Rly Mink has very bad store
bruse on his folt. DIR. Craig lanc',d il
on TUESDAY morning.
r =. Junkin 4 Carthage will preach
at the Presbyterian Church on Surdt,
me rnins and night.
Our school is progressing finely under
tho manugemcn; Il Miss +. KmLcr OF
Neck Cry.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Dublin items.

AlI webbor called on Mr.. Pike Tues.
: nd phibi . colofei rlat, theClyde
etBeleuy. Also tLs fa0oas Lincoln
4 gasrantel 70 he alniOst free from
I'eit hnd viii bear while yeung. 70
~. Mr. Web5eg and he has uDdisIutcd
ea,inuny.
Nr. Findloy lost q horse lSsi wcek.
s1g sick sogoral days Of disease
'nswhat like an ailment which caused
ib~ ieaih Of so May horses about alvo
aa ago. y
Messrs Doane add RoAd q, map
.as, vent 10 tihmokse csnnty, Kan
d. Monday 10 sell mnTs fcr Mr. Web
lnf Z
Hr. aad Mrs Tom Goodwin and Miles
ossoo VISITED relatives near Mail
G,ue.
J.R. wcyer and his son AllOn are
csiting wood Tor Mr.. Pike
airs Dyson returned to Carthage las.
Monday.
HAT PBoBLrH.
Dublin has nad he l,sacil and tablet
.ut this week tging 20 solve this pro
hem: 4 travelling mal stopped al
sore and purchased hat for 81 ard
banded the merchant . bill. lie
coVld no change {, ~ t he ez hsng,d it
VIVIAN iMmcr who ras standing by fof
GF SILVER dollsr, Ile then gave tic
ruchascr thc thrrc dollars il change
3 ter leaving TIC storu The iarmcr dir
yerpd that the s. bill was counter
fit. lie took it back And The merchant
case him 80 in good money for the bo-
EIs money. HoS much did the mer
cudut ioseg
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

There vas quite au excitement on
''Bloody" lane che dag last VI ssS. A
fine horse belonging TO Mr. Jouos got 10
kicking and at lest threw itsolf into the
manger By this time Mrs. Jones ran
scr aiming to the hay field at Henry
Gathers teliing them Of the dreadful
circumstance. Just then dts Chapm
appeared on the scene telling tb,m that
wills horse was out Of tho lot running
around with gate on its neck. Fortu-
nately no serious damage vase done.
VIM. CFnndail and family have moved
90 Mrs. Wiford's flrin. We arc sorry
to lose them IRON our nnighbo.hocd.
Misses Stella and Laura Bycrs, Mabel
aud Jessie Gather sfent Sunday With
Mrs. VIM. Charman:
Mr. James has rented the HcndArson
iarm near Carytown aad is moving there
Mrs llieke snn, Of Kansas City, is
visiting her mother Mrs Jones'.
Roy. .Cresinor aud VIII Nett visited
our Sunday school Sunday.
Eai Ldutbrbargh and Lis bounds were
10 our rniGst last week, *
Jake Byo's bought the Cranda farm
and i mosing Ou 10.
Miss Ella Crandall visited Il ,sn,l- here
Saturday.
Rufus RYAN is helping Mr.. Bird pick
apples.
DR. Morley was one tho lane Saturday
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Health Foods.

Grape Fru!ts, food for brain and
aorSrs, PpslnmEcreal, Dnnttd Mac
aroni, CrystsIFialie, Tllioca eal l1nox's
SparSling Gclet.nc can bo found al
OrandAlts 9ltf
DcHlits Little Early Rlscrs never dis
sppoint. They are safe, prompt, gontls,
elective in renloyingA ali ,impuutivs from
-vheliserand Novels. SnaH ana easy 10
Wto. Never gripeor distress. Ell Laua.
.erbaugh drug co.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Nvhat's Your I,aoa ,vorthr

1om"t'me5a fortune. but nryer, ifyou
AHFa a sal!ow complexion, a iaundiced
i'ok, moth patches ani b.olchcs on the
t'H al! signs ~ fiyer trouble. But DIR.
A'ns's NeN Life Pills give clear skin.
r3sy eheFks, rich complexion. Only %
GENTS al Wrbh's drug store.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

~ I'"N' NJ y IIWTV7 on NlIU.CnVs,
su.
VT Wesson, Gholsonyille, Va, drug.
g'st' writes: Your One Mmutcrcough
cure gives perfect satisfaction. Ny cue.
tome's say IL is the best remedy for
conghs, coldS,ihroas R-:l long t.ouhles. 4"
~ lAaderhagsh ,.tuscQ. N&
Mothers ever, where praise oueslinute
cough cure for the suiforings it has re-
l'evrd aud lhei1eioithrir litte ones il
has savch stfikes at the root Of the
goapi9apd ossNre,a ssvieAqtAlratian.
The e1ildlen'4 i'vo'ite cCpsbtaFe. E /
laodertaugh drug CO.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

We, the iury lind that the deceased
eaipe 70 hts death from heat failure.
oauaed by not taxing Rocky Mountain
Tea made by the Madeleine Go. 3-e. Ask
your druggist.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
IL. IlESpRIcRs.



hNnoy refunded II it over rails.
ANTI-AcUE cures chills and fever.
MPhclps, Forcstdale, VT, SAYS hi
child was completely cured ofa bad case
Vt edgemA 10y the use Of DeWht's Witch
Hazel salye. Beware of all conh,orfe.,s
ltiss'an,ly reFc,es lilos. f | Laodor.
huush drrgco.
Crandall now handles the cele.
braled Junge bread from Joplin.
a GourhIsts Cure.
Whin you take Gooch's Sar aparilIa
you find it is complete cure for bsd
blood
Ihousandsoftne most distressing aud
stubborn eases Of piles have bcen ourpd
oyTAbIER's aucKErR PIE oISrMssr. Ii
never fails 70 cure. Price 5Oo 10 bottle,
tables IS Ois, L ! Lauderbapgh Drug
Go.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

y nice line of Outing
FIannels in handsome colors
Tor fall wear at Hastings.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Heating Stoves.

lsshNst s,ylesin wood and coal heat.
Ing stopss caii on Wa, BAyse, p.iees
reasppable.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Just received an extensiv,
line of Canton I'lannels, good
values, at Hastings.

We have three months schollrhip
to the Model City Business Ctllegr, Of
Carthage, hioh We will sell at a bar
gain. Any young man or woman dcsir
log to take a business course would
we'll to cali at this office: 2,f
Remember We carry a full liae O.
Groceries, Boots aud Shocs.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Diamond lIsna.

a crowd Of young folks attended q
party at Mr.. Delp's Tursdiy evening.
Those rr~senl we're Misses May Ki-er.
|Stcla Mott, II tile Clapm 20, Minnie
Wood, Ruth Taloy and Omah, Ida and
Villa Wu.ku.n. Messrs, Tom and
Charley Wood, VIM. Nett, John Beall.
VIM. Budd, Luther and h,rion Keiser.
Tom Powell, Frank Cowal, Iaiyo Nc.
Con", A!lreport jolly timo.
Mr. McGea, Of Bate county, and Mrs
McGnlfy, Of Schuyler county, will sJ,eud
a short t!H9 with Mrs. Wood and fam
ily.
MI. Fields WIS in the ncightorhood
last week buying coal.
Charley Wo,d attended Eund. y
School at lNuniand SLnd,y,
Mr.. and Ars McGee took, upper with
their daughter Mr,. Tood Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs, BradivrI seat Sulda
with Mn Notts.
Charley Nett snd father will spend
next week selling chickens and apples
Mr.. Chapman, Is ho has been afflicted
with neuralgia, is soml bettor.
Will Wool is very sick with rhenma.
tism.
Some of our young folks attended
party at r. Engljsh's last night.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

DIR. Key, the Nevada d'ntist W j be in
Jasper again a few days Of the week he
ginning Nogember 4. Az
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

Fine Cheyiots in light and
dark styles for shirts and
childrens' waists at prices
that are low, at Hastings.
Lewis Ockorm,n, Goshel, Inu: "De
Wits Little Eariy Risers never bend me
double lik" other pills, but do their work
thoroughly and make ms feol Ike boy +"
Certain Thorough, gentle. ElLluder
baugh drug co,
Flowers FoE SALE Nice Bcgonias,
ChTsauthemums and Gorauiums iu
nice condition at rcdpcsd prices.
WI n AorR.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Nation.

~ h0ucLet \ nuIt.' OBJ salu.dars.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24
Sheridan.

VIM Nc Clirtock Of Jasacr hps tradct
his house and lots 10 Mr. I. Davis for 8.
acres Of his farm. Mr. McClintocl
intends to tuild hcu scou. VeNcl
come him Lack to our community.
Some ono has boon gathering NJ
Bain's corn, Lr: failed 10 Tut it into
his crib.
Bert aud Eva Robinson are visiting
in X. c. this week.
Mr.. s. A. KnItner had calf to die
supposed to have la the black-lcg.
Mr. pDrincer Is ncv'ng 10 Lis farm ia
Barton Co. and Mr. c. r;ler viii s,jn
moyo on the Kerr Farm.
DIR. Key, the nevada Il, mist W ] be in
Ir.a ,.,. ........ q. =. L.. l.
The Jasper news., 1901-10-24

cutie q number Of the eeple fiuin
iciuity wert 10 Jssper TO church
aarlay to L'ar the new preacher Mr.
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Wilder's Steamship: Company
NoTIcE-CHANGE IN SAILING.

STEAMER KINAU WILL SAIL
from Hilo on Thursday December 10,
and Thursday, December &c. at p. m,
instead Of on Fridays at 10 a. m. as
usual; will sail from Honolulu on Mon
day. December %. and Monday, De-
cember 80, at u m, instead of on
Tuesdays, as usual
Steamer Claudine will sail from Ka-
hului on Friday, December 20, at p.
m, and on Friday. December q. at .
p. m, instead OF on Saturdays, as
usual; will sail from Honolulu on Mon
day. December %. and Monday, De-
cember 80, a p. m, instead of on
Tuesdays, as usual.
Steamer Lehua viii sail from Homo
lulu on Thursday, December 20, and on
Thursday. January 2, at D. m, in
stead of on Wednesdays, as usual.
After these dates regular schedule
viii be resumed. 6037
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NOTICE.
Intending abin and Storage
Passengers

from the port of Honolulu are here
by informed hat until further no.
tice the undersigned will not book
passengers on the steamers for
which they are Agents unless said
passengers report at their Office at
least nine (9) days previous to the
scheduled date of sailing. Further
information may be had upon APP
plication at the offices of
H. HACKFELD & Co, Ltd.
VIM. G.. IRWIN & Co.
T. H. DAVIES & Co.
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the Horda sailed for Portland to load
grain for the Philippine Islands. She
was endeavoring to negotiate the bar
at the mouth of the river when sne
IAN aground. as about nine out OF
every ten vessels do which attempt to
run the gauntlet at the river entrance.
The Horda went 10 Victoria, where a
diver of the British Columbia Salvage
Company made an examination of her
hull 10 see what repairs, if any would
be necessary. 1t was feared that her
plates had been damaged. but an ex-
animation by a diver showed that she
had suffered no damage, and she pro-
ceeded on her voyage on December l,
The Horda has had rather unlucky ex-
periences on the British Columbia
coast. 1t is not so very long ago that
she accidentally discovered a rock in
the gulf. which has since been charted
and christened after the steamer
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A row in the Austrian Reichrath led
to blows. Rival parties called each
other sWindlers, thieves and rogueS.
The astonishing scene was brought to
a close by a voice loudly quoting from
Goethe's "Goez Won Berlichingen,- -
which caused such surprise that the
tumuIt ceased
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KaluIani's Fore sail Ripped %.

With her foresail out OF the bolts
and after experiencing heavy weather
Off the Maui coast. WiIders' steamship
Kaiulani arrived yesterday at noon
from Hapaloa. Hawaii. The steamer
left Hapaloa at 40 p. m. Saturday.
and met with fairly good weather until
she was rounding the west coast of
Maui. While heading off Molokai early
yesterday morning. a heavy SIuall
struck the vessel and in a trice the
soreSail was a wreck and Tapping i'm
ribbauds. The crew made haste In
save the pieces. and after working
hard managed % haul il in and stored
il under cover. The kaiulauf brought
{. 500 sacks OF sugar from HapaIoa. tho
rUrser reporting 5000 sacks still
Iwa.tiug shipment
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Pearl Harbor Barge Launched.

r The barge upon which is to be placed
the dredger Of Clark & Henry. the
Pearl Harbor bar contractors. was
launched at noon on Saturday The
barge took the water easily. and now
lies along side waiting for the ma
chinery, most OF which is here. The
ship Tobey arrived Late in the week
with the engines. and now there is liz
tie left to be done before the entire
preliminary work is accomplished.
The barge was made exceptionally
strong. being Of fourteen-inch stuff as
weight, and as we'll tremendous
strain in the deep sea work. The
dredger viii be OF the clam shell pat
tern. and there will be some very
heavy work in the cutting out of the
sand, especially if there is any sea run
ming on the bar On the Tobey the
firm received also a gasoline launch
which is to be used about the work
The launch viii be dropped into the
water at once, and tested before il is
sent around TO Pearl HarbOr.
The work upon the tug Kaena. VIII 'ch
was purchased by the contractors for
their use at the bar work VIII be com
pleted, il is expected. by Wednesday.
As soon as this is done the tug will bc
sent to Pearl Harbor for the purpose
of towing 70 port q scow secured from
the oahu Plantation Company for use
in the work of pile driving. The barge
is not as large as the Que launched Sat
friday. which is seventy feet by thirty
four feet. but has been used for the
purpose before The piles 10 be driven
are those which viii mark the enamel
to be dredged first. and those needed
for the construction Of a small dock
at the old salt works warehouse. at
PuUloa. The contractors viii have
their supplies landed there: such
things as gasoline and special parts.
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I'd Recent Charters.

AT San Francisco. December 6:
Ruth. barkentine, 447 tons returns to
Mahukona-chartered by the Charles
Nelson Company.
Allen a. schooner. 226 tons, lumber
from GrayS Harbor to Hilo-chartered
by the s. +. Slade Lumber Company
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Shipping Notes.

The schooner F. S. Redfield sailed for
the Sound yesterday.
The Alameda leaves for the Coast
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The quarantine service launch is on
the Marine Railway, undergoing a gen
eral cleaning.
The tug Fearless towed the schoon-
er +. S. Redfeld out to sea yesterday.
She is bound for the Sound country.
No word has yet been received at the
custom house as to the release of goods
from the Philippines, now on the free
list.
There will be a free dinner at the
Sailors Home on Christmas eve at 8
o'clock. The feast Will be provided by
the friends of the sailors.
on account of the escape of a Chi
nese steerage passenger from the Ala
media last week, the steamer is likely
to be subjected to a fine for violating
the alien immigration law.
1t is reported that the steamer En-
terprise, recently purchased by Cap
tain Matson, of the Spreckels Line for
service between San Francisco ana
Hilo, will be fitted with oil-burning APP
paratus, making the Enterprise the
largest vessel on the Pacific to use oil
for fuel.
The Inter-Island steamer Iwalani ar
rived yesterday morning from Hama
kua. bringing five packages of sundries
and one bag of mail. Purser Sharratt
fine weather between Hama
kua and Maui, and strong winds and
choppy sea coming home the remain
der of the distance. There were no
passengers.
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GEORGE wAsHiNGToN's QUEUE

=
1t Hid Luxuriant Suit of Straight and
Very Dark Hair.
The Father of His Country concealed
a luxuriant suit of hair beneath his
queue wig. Many now wish the old
fashion were In vogue to conceal
thinned hair or badness. Yet no one
need have thin hair nor be bald, If he
cure the dandruff that causes both.
Dandruff cannot be cured by securing
the scalp because it is a germ disease
and the germ has to be killed. New
bros Herpicide kills the dandruff germ
no ohter hair preparation will. De
stroy the cause, you remove the effect"
There's no cure for dandruff but 10 kill
the germ.