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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
THEORIES ABOUT Foop.

t1so q Few Facts on the Same Sub
sect.
Vs hear much nowadays about health
Gods and nvgienic living. about vegeta-
iaaisrn. and many other fads along the
ar2s Hne.
ta,irar1ts may be found il the larger
:!tics where no meat, pastry. or coffee
served and the food crank is IN his
Tory, and arguments and theories galore
as9vanced 10 prove that meat was never
Intended for human stornachs. and almost
makes us believe tl,as our sturdy ances-
1ars who lived fcur-score years in robust
health on roast beef. pork. and mutton.
must have been grossly ignorant OF the
saws OF health
Our forefatfers had other things to
90 than formulate theories about the
sood they ate. A warn, welcome was eS-
tended TO any kind from bacon to acorns.
a healthy appetite and common sense
are excellent guides to follow IN matters
u diet and a mixed diet of grains. fruits.
al2d meats is undoubtedly the best.
AS compared with grains and vegeta-
Dies. meat furnishes the most nutriment
in highly concentrated form. and IS di-
gested and is assimtlated- more quickly
Stlsn yegcta bles and grains
DIR. Julius Rernrnson. on this subject.
saws: Nervous persons people run down
IN health. and of low vitality. should eat
meat and plenty OF It. II the digestion is
100 feeble at first ii may BE easily cor
recred by She regular use OF Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal Two
q these excellent tablets taken after
dinner will digest several thousand
gratns OF meat eggs. or other animal
1000 In three hours. and no matter how
weak the stomach may be. no trouble will
be experienced II regular practice is
made Of using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
tets because they supply the pepsin and
s,asiase necessary TO perfect digestion,
IND every form OF indigestion will be
mercome by their use.
That large class of people who come
hnder the head Of nervous dyspeptics
houid cal plenty OF meat and insure its
proper digestion by the daily use OF
tsfe harmless. digestive medicine Ike
ktuarta Dyspepsia Tablets. composed OF
he natural digestive principles. pepsin.
ciastase fruit acids and salts which
actually perform the work OF digestion.
cheap cathartic medicines. masouerad1ng
Under the name of dyspepsia cures are
Useless for indigestion. as they have alb
ssouseiy no effect apon the actual dees-,
non of food.
dyspepsia In aIi ~ many ferrS =
sRag!y failure o! fhe stomach % d4eest
oa and the ssns!ble way to Eolvk tlae
ss aose ant cure the dykp<pti1 n u make
10y use 81 nreaJ ttH9 cs Isrr1HtrHt:o
80 stuarrs nyspeps54 Tables. Nhteh ts
..ocfssd BY The naAAtco1 - AsaA
10 oWa 70 oeatsin act1yo digeo tlye r.
k9-s 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
MUST JOIN ISSUES,
Trades Unionists Will Unite
With Socialists, Says
Mayor Chase.

Inc Socialists of Richmond rallied II
Monticello Hall last night. Owing to the
lnc!ement weather the attendance was
rather small, but there was much inte-
rest displayed In the meeting and in the
address Of ex-Meyor Chase. OF Hayerhill,
Mass.
Mr. John T. chappell presided, and
briefly introduced Mr. John Cottrell. who
made the opening address on the neces-
stty OF labor working out its own salva-
attention OF the Workingmen to the
juggling OF the two great political
parties to attract and hold the attention
OF the laboring class. Both. he said,
wpuld uphold the wage system. under
when TIE l2borers were the victims OF.
Mr.: Chappell then introduced . the
speaker O. the evening, ex-Mayor Chase,
OF Haverh1li. Mass. 81
Mr.. Chase said the labor movement
nad assumed such a phase of late as
trades unionists 70 ally themselves with.
.enee in TIE attitude toward labor or Of
either. OF the old parties. as both repre-
sent the capitalists. When the workers
ealize the truth OF this statement they:
Mr.. Chase traced the struggles Of
Ia Dor from the feudal system down to
the present competitive system, and
SHOWED the fallacy of the Idea enter
tanned BY many thatsthe opportunities to
accumulate wealth and obtain positions
of-.honor and emolument are all equal.
There is party in the field. he salu.
= ssid!a opposes rstrogression-the So
to recast the human family into one
common mold, where man would not.
know whether he was, talking to his
wife or some one else's wife. but it
aimed to wipe out poverty and give all
equal opportunities. -
Nj. Chase called attention to Mr. Nor
gan's visit to Europe. and to theSway In
which heswasS honored by this crowned
heads, which was due he said. to the
fact. that he was really more powerful
than they. He deplored the fact that
capitalism encourages 8 the manufacture
OF ife-destroying implements "a ther
e ! the. furnishing Of. things necessary
to the comfort Of huma nifty.
He said. IN conclusion, that Mr.. Nor
gan was doing more 60 usher in So-
cialism than all the Socialists In the
copntry-that it was bound to come, and
It could not be defea ted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Increasing the salary OF the city attor-
ney to s., GEO. -
Fixing the compensa ton OF the en-
plcyes OF the street-cleaning department
at s1.15 day instead Of $780,
Instruct1ng the city auditor to pay the
salaries and wages Of officials and en-
ployes OF the city. pending the prepare
ton OF the budget
Resolution instructing tbs finance COM
mittee to inquire iat6 the feasibility OF
Installing kindergarten and manual train
ing in the public schools OF the city, and
i feasible to make appropriation TO de:
tray cost of same.
1nstruct:ng the city attorney to zscer-
tain the cost Of opening an alley between
Leigh and ii and Twenty-h.,t, and
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
,oQUETT1sH TEMPERATURE.

| The remarka BILE variance Of the tenn,
/ perature In Virginia was forcibly indicat,
! ed by the difference in the thermometer
here and In Norfolk. at o'clock here
| Yesterday morning the mercury stood al
| q degrees: in Norfolk It was 40.
| Throughout New England there was q
| zero temperature and Portland. Me. was
the coolest place in the country with the
metal at degrees below. and but little
hope for any improvement.
Jupiter. Fla. and Key West we're the
| warmest points In the country at 81 de-
grees.
The elements were all awry as is shown
by the mercury registered at the larger
cities. Chicago was resting comforta bly,
under a pleasant warmth or q degrees.
for the average denizen Of the Windy
City does not suffer until 1t is so cold
that the breath freezes. By all that is
curious, balmy Baltimore was Just pre-
ctsely as cold as the Indy City. New
York was two degrees worse. and Phil
adelphia Joined issue with her ct the
same figures.
The elements everywnere seemed all
awry.
Just where the combination OF sleet.
slush. snow. fee, rain. and what not. to
which Richmond is being treated. came
from the weather wiseacre or no one else
knew It just seemed to drift in as 1t
We're from no particular point. and with
no particular purpose but to make the
lives OF every one misera bic. But It car
r1ed sorrow to the small boy and his
sweetheart who have been revell.ng IN
the splendid skating for the week or So
Unless Ii turns much colder than It Is
the Ice will in all proba bility. be rotten
BY Tomorrow morning. Should il blow
up cold again. however. the fun NAV
continue and the ice will be even smooth
er than 1t has been.
COAL SITUATION CROWS WORSE.
To the horror OF the housewife the coal
situation has grown worse rather than
in the city and what Is alarming every
one is the fact that there is but very
small supply Of soft and steam coal In
town.
The dealers have been sore beset by
their customers and they are not carry
Ing the stock to meet all the demands
The trouble is that the railroads can
not get the cars to handle the coal. he
West Is paying all sorts of prices for coal
of every description. and the people Of
the East are suffering in consequences.
Your dealer IS apt to smile :sarcastically
and refer you to a jeveller when he is
asked to quote the price Of hard coal
There Is practically none In the city
for any one, and what little there is Is
being hid under bushel.
Splint coal is quoted at Sc and steam at
S. with very small supply In town.
Several train loads are, expected in Tie
next few days. and unless they arrive
some OF the big manufacturers will have
to shut down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
CRESCENT CITY RACES.
Frank Rice. T5osa and John Peter
the Winning Favorites.

= &&AAh ab1SSs 1oeSk& u Au TcISED
the Winning Fnvorites.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. January co.
Frank Rice. Tioga, and John Peters were
the winning favorites. Summary:
& First race-six furlongs-Frank Rice a
to s. won. Farmer Jim 6 to y second.
Uranium 6 to y third. Time,#l :19.
Second raeeselling; seven furlongs-
Frank Kenny q to II won. Breaker d5
to y second. Zackford q to y third.
Time. / :33.
Third race-mile-Tioga e to 81 won.
sGlendon al to 81 second. Star and Garter
Is 70 u third. Time, 1:48 rs.
rar 1acSe,nE r 5svfq n fur Is
second. Peat ns to y third. Time. ! :33 rs
u Fifth receive frrlongs-John Peters &
sto'.10l won. Zen Mora Ga TO I, second
Mrs. Frank Foster G to y third. Time
l:n4.
Sixth race-sel'ing: mile ana seventy
svards-F1a neur q to ?, won. Jerry HINT
n % second. F1orham 600 70 y third.
Time, 1: 54.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

The following were the proceedings yes
terday in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
OF Virginia:
Granite Building Company VS.. Savilles
administrator. Argued by A. ". Patter-
sn. and jackson Guy for the appellants
and W. o. Shelton Tor appellee. and sub
ynitted
Lee and ssead VS.. Willis and others,
pellant ana Judge John Lee. for appellee.
and continued until to-day.
The next cases to be called are Farm
ers' Benevolent Fire Association OF
Franklin county US. Kinsley. and Rich
naond Passenger and Power Company VS..
Allen. Nos. 6 and II.
il, the Police Court yesterday morning
NJ J. Moore. a saloon keeper in Fulton.
was fined sla0 ard placed under $500
bond for his good security for twelve
months for selling whiskey TO Russell
Jotl1 son, g l1-ysaT-old boy on Satu%-s
day last.
'rfe boy got very drunk on Satur-~
day night and when found was nearly
frozer to death. It required several hours
to restore him from the influence OF the
liduor Three or four boys partook. OF
the liquor young Johnson purchased.
The case will now be certified tosJudget
wit in the Hastings Court. and it is
regarded that Moore will lose his license
ana will not be granted another for the
coming year.
william Wood took 50 cents worth of
lard that didn't belong to him, and he
wcn{ down for ninety days. ss.
William Robinson. q colored barber, was
ftned So for working on Sunday.
John w. Wood paid 81 for being drunk.
r NJ Allen said he hadn't been drunk
for six years and he WAS discharged
Joseph Shotwell went down for SIX
months for beating his wife while drunk. j
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Judss Minor yesterday decided the
case Of James Seiswooa against John G.
Sr.co;. OF New York which he has had
" der consideration now for year. the
record being one O. tbs most volurninous
that has ever been tu his court
Judge Minor decided the case out and
OUT for Bellwood.- The decision is really
4 victory for the Richmond and Peters
burg Electric Railway Company.
The actual raics OF the property IN lit
sgation is something less than $4,000.
but the conversion OF II into great park
will Il is believed. Increase its value TO
2 million dollars IN three OF four years.
It is known that Mr.. Frank Jay Gould
and his associates have determined to
make extensive improvements at the
bIuff and they were only waiting 6ecis-
son o! the suit before entering at once
on the work.
The military and naval traditions OF
ne fortihcations., the rife pits; and I'll
the pharsphernalia Of the old forts
equipment will be restored and main
aimed u their honorable and anc!eai
estate. The government, il Is believed
viii consent TO give up lae old guns.
which it is proposed TO reuaount at the
points where they belcheo forth death
sa 4 ds s Sues re e 81 aooI5 p-t IN sa
pars attractions will reinforce the MILF
ssry fest
D.SW.S StC. SVeEtocSE 1HS g5rSf
raven miles below Richmond. and COM
nanos sweeping view OF the broad
Eaters mile down stream and the entirs
distance northwest extending 20 tbs very
threshold OF the city.
The bluff rises straight out OF the
water TO { height Of 100 feet. and across
the river. which is nearly half z mile
vide al this point. pratrie-like green
country extends for miles and miles until
She view is lost
The bluff tract contains over 40 acre.
o magnificent oaks. and Is right On the
Inc Of the Richmond and Petersburg |
IN the suit just decided the railway |
company's claim to title was disputed by |
John c. Short Of New York
William Z. Royall represented Iane: |
7sllwcod and the Richmond and Peters |
lane Stern. Of this city and Capt, Jane; |
Parker OF New York city. who was one |
~ Admiral Schley's counsel. represented /
Short
There were no cases heard in the Hust-
{ngs Court yesterday. Judge Ingram Of |
the Hastings Court Of Manchester, win
reside in this court ali week. owing to
lhe Illness OF Judge Witt.
Julian T Lane. under writ OF habeas
soIpus proceeding. was released from the
Denitentiar2 yesterday. He was sentenced
~ term OF four years on July is. 1889.
The term expired on January 18th, but
o9.tng 10 the fact that Lane had served
Iwo terms, an additional five years was
eCded 10 the second.
II Was shown however. that Lanes
political disabilities had been removed
D Governor Holiday in 1850. and Judge
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
Hopkins to Succeed Mason.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. January ao.--Con.
eress-rar Albert J. 5F4opkins was to-day
elected United Stat Senator to succeed
Sena for Mason. The Senate gave him IS
votes to Is for Congressman Y'llia ms
The House vo+e was: Hopkins. g; VIII
liams. 81; rWoo11ey. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Ice on the Battery is reported as be-
Ing thick enough for safety. and last
Monday 1t was resorted to by scores OF
eager skaters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
BIRTHDAY PART PosTPoNED.
van Take Place at Second Presby-i
toFiau Church To-Nixht. So

church to-nieht vi II e re place In The
main audftorf Fam #0f thas church 1 l1t1sst
,bIrthday party. hith was I'D have taken
.placA last ntfht "a ontinu Ii owing TO-
sery,res fosnsrht. take piaes III
slset,,ys Eeell ssiaseI - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
ISL.I|!!E|l RAIN |||| SL|.uSH,
YESTERDAY WAS THE MOST DIS
AGREEABLE DAf OF THE WINTER.
TEMPERATURE AT VARIANCE.
Mercury shows Remarkable verra-
tilIty All over the Country-Cabl-=
net of Weather Producer. Pro-.
mise mo- surcease.
Shows Remarkable verra-

The weather wIseacre is again at work.
Not content WITH the sunshine that has
fallen like the blessing of an ancient pro-
phet, on the heads Of the. populace for
the past few days. the cabinet of wealth
er professors have changed the elements
and currents to a series Of peculiar con-
ditions extremely disagraeable and dis
gusting.
Yesterday was day that deserves a
place of honor In the winters disagree
able dispensations. It began to rain
shortly after noon; in q very short time
the moisture began to freeze and by s
o'clock the streets and thoroughfares
were not only dangerous and broken
limb besetting. but they presented just
about as nasty q mess as 1t was possible
for the weather wiseacre to make them.
The worst of 1t was that until o'clock
this evening there is no hope for the bet-
ter. The weather vanes point very signi-
.fcant1y ito snow and rain until Wednes-
day at s 2. NJ.
There were two areas OF low pressure.
one lowered over Lake Superior and the
other made the people OF Beaumont and
other points in Texas miserable and OF
suicide intent.
II Raleigh yesterday morning tha in
habitants were wrestling with the beau
uful." Advices stated that it began to
snow there early Yesterday morning and
there were signs that there would be
a very heavy fall.
81 In Memphis the same conditions pre-
vailed. And that the weather is no se-
slecter OF persons was profoundly Illus
trated by the fact that In Florida, where
the wealthy have HE'D themselves there
is an almost unprecedented rainfall. at
Key. West there had been regular de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Lynwcod Drumellor. who has been quite
III at his home. on North avenue, Is I'm
proving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

a delightful card party was held at
the home OF Mrs. II. L. Lorraine last
evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

NJ. and Mrs. Kennedy. OF Richmond,
have been visiting Mrs Rady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Miss Norma Ware. who has been visit
Ing ner aunt, Mrs Lacy, has returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Mrs. Crouch and children are visiting
friends in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Ing OF the Baptist church will be held at
: the residence of Mr.. C. P. Scott, Miller
avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
Wexford held that such action on the
part OF the Governor placed the man In
the position Of one who had never before
been convicted.
Lane was released In the afternoon.

A marriage license has been issued. 10
Willie H Walker and Nettie n HALL
Miss Hall being 9 minor. Rev. Mr.. Cook
orsIitied as her guardian, In the Chancery
Court IN order to consent to the union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

N~S-A"Ss =
as follows:
Grammar Erades-1rene, James, Mamie
Harris, Irene Reid Alma Currie.
Primary Grades-Viola James. Hazel
Schwain. Nettie Perrot. Sadie Perrot.
Aazei Napier. Eva Lauterbach, Lizzie
keck, Ruby Floyd, Thelma Curria
Robert Whiteman, Andrew Tobten, Frank
Harris -.
Little Elizabeth Lea is quite III at her
home. on North avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, OF Richmond
Heights this week
Miss Gardner. OF Freder,ck's Hail
louisa county. is visiting Mrs. Crawford
Read, on Lamb avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Miss Wyatt, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. s. 3. Brady. has left for her
home,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
BARTON HEIGHTS NEWS.

The young ladies OF Epiphany Episco-
pal church viii give q silver tea on Fri
day. Jan. 22 at Mrs. Lee Lorraine's.
from to o'clock In the afternoon and
to 10 in the evening. a delightful smust-
cal program has been arranged for both
afternoon and night. SIS
MISS Annie NJ. Cole. who has beer
Visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. 2, Briggs.
viii leave to-day Tor Hartsville. S.
G.. where she will spend the winter with
Miss Susie Coker.
M. Charles o'Bannon Is critically III
at his home, on. Barton avenue ssssS
Nj. Robert Miles. q N,chmond. vas
INA lfuest 81 Mrs. dahr!sl Pease On 1ton.5
da,
ia. ws4aesdsy sysa.ht praE sset.'
t,alxesays ntsalsi.ss
en- ]! : . 4 = = :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

Mr.. Charles O'Bannon is critically III
at bis home, on. Barton avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

The 6eed for the transfer OF Nos. SO.
IS 5gs anu sss east Broad street from
~ estate % Celeste E. PiEzini to the
executors % the estate Of Mann S. Falen-
l2a wss recorded yesterday in the Chan.
CRY Court The instrument bears cate
October = last and the amount named
as compensation for the property is sa1. 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
)REWRY's BLUss CASE ENDS.
,irtual Victory sor the p. a r. CO..
lands Released Under Habea.
corprE observation-disclosures. In
supreme cenrs-sne. c. 3 o. sor
Hse~v. pzmnEes.

The jury N the esse OF Jerry AorzHo
IS The city Of Richmond rendered q
vo-1i1t yesterday sfternoon o: ss0 against
tha ctty- The jury could not agree on
Ss.&-tsy and was adjourned until yes
.s-Sxy The suit YES for damages sus-
aa.ed by the plaintiff last summer by
TIE overflow Of g sewer IN Madison
s.-as8 The suit was for s1,th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

The SKI; % Mrs. Mary Jane Taylor
aeairst she Chess peake and Ohio Rail-
road Company for $500 damages is ca
trial s. the Law and Equity Court. Wit
cesses were examined ell Gay yesterday.
and the trial viii likely consume the
cz.i-s time o. the court to-day.
L viii be recalled that II July. 1883. -ars.
Tzylor WIS passenger on an excursion
-a:n IN James City Comfy when she
vas thrown OF by the sudden starting
81 the train II falling her clothing be-
came ectanslea II the sir break appara-
rs and the train was stepped. Otherwise
Mrs Tagier would have been dragged TO
death II horrible manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
At Druggists.

The fve-cent package is enough for an
ordinary OCCASION. The family bottle,
60 cents, contains supply for year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21
NORAN0 WINS SUIT,

TT arsr PAY FnR THE OVER
FLOW OF a SEWER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

l1so q Few Facts on the Same Sub
sect.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-21

There were no cases heard in the Hust-
ings Court yesterday. Judge Ingram Of
tie Hastings Court Of Manchester viii
reside In this court ali week. owing to
yhe Illness OF Judge Witt,
Arizona republican., 1903-01-23
AUGMENTATION
A Well Known Phoenix Couple Mar
 ricd Last Night.

Justice J. NJ. Burnett has done a few things in the course of his fife that he is ashamed of. no doubt, and a num- her Of things ne has reason to be proud of, but he never did anything that he is more proud of than to ask Q few lead ing questions last night of Mir. Eugene Hackett and Miss Hattie Newton and Immediately thereafter pronounce them man and wife.
 This most interesting event occurred at the residence of MT and Mrs. P. T. Hurley. corner of First avenue and Grant street about o'clock in the ev- ening in the presence of q few friends of the bride and groom. Immediately after the ceremony all were ushered into the dining room wheEc awaited them a wedding supper that would do credit to the dignified name of banquet. The time passed quickly at table and after a season of merrymaking the newly married couple repaired to comfortable home prepared by the groom al No. 554 North Fourth avenue
 The bride is a most lovable and ac- compfishcd young lady who came here from Michigan and during her two years' residence here has made wide acquaintance and many iuUmatS friends. MT Hackett is one of the best known young men in the business and social circles of the community He came here first from Ohio several years ago and was placed in d respcnsi- ble position at the insane asylum under the superintendency of pr. Hamlin. Since then he has been employed In various Phoenix business houses but for some years has had charge of the books and clerical work of the Hur- ley market and associate enterprises He Is q thoroughly competent business man. a pleasant gentleno1 and is held in high esteem b. all vho know him.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-23
CLEANLY WOMAN.

ErroneoUsly Thinks by Securing Her
 Scalp That She Cures Dandruf.
 CIeanly woman has an erroneous idea that by securing the scalp, which re- msves the dandruff scales. she is cur ing the dandruf. She may wash her scalp ever day and yet have dandruT her life long, accompanied by falling hair, too. The only way in the world to cure dandruff is to kill the dandrufr germ. and there is no hair preparation that will do that but Ncwbro's HerpI- eide. Hcrpicide killing the dandrum germ. leaves the hair free to grow as healthy Nature intended. Destroy the cause. you remove the effect. Kill the d1ndruf germ with Herpicidc. Sold Dy leading druggists. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co, Detroit, Michigan.