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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Sporoan blir Oct nDc 2lar?

Sper Seit uofomnter / YariS ei
li0et root Sefte "Nlman0h oe Wabd'
me De SbtbeS". Waoomc De Globes
- Den fIoSiiife Sp%aafptnoe / oct mo.
Oerne 6ranfrige. 9amen iom tpber
Grsmme % lpier / Sunoer, iom bar
DC eIeganteite Eariierinber til allnoer
-- fortGQer / fin BOG npiogtig,
bpoo onOt og 9oot oct fommeuoe gIar
uil bringe. S ct SororO gisr bun
opmerfiom paa, bpor goOt benbea
Rroietier ifjor bar iIanet iii. 90 Def
er ionbt. De er nemrIig oifattet
bltnfIe Sro q Ia Srnteliprogcne fra
Telpbi.
Get fommenoc Nlor foI0er bun Del
reoe Iar - Oct Itonr uemIiq unocr
&%ri9Sgltbcn Wtnr@' (cgn. europe
Oil rDiteS al bIooigc &umpe, bpi9 life
Ntertur fnnr b~cicirct Mars. I5orpo.
rig pil oct npe Nar bg0e poo mango
SuerroifeIier. GamIe aaianccr ptI
bli iprGngt og me ~iIIttet. ST SEQ
loniipsrgsmnol (0og life Oct morof.
funifc) pil bringe europa / 5ebcrtil'
Itono. Men Den c9entligc ~fritiife
Gag / ben Itore SpRnoingStio ira
1902 til 1910 er 216c WartS 1910.
clipper europa heIitin6et forbi oen,
bill Der fomntc en- lang 6reoSperiooe.
WGn @eien 0ib er tornefuIo. ct Itort
Rtgc oil blt iteot / Sorg, og england
oil blt neot til at p0mDge Zig. &ro'
ner bill foloc, men melt 2arm bill en-
al De minOite &roncr eisre. SeIe
europa pil bare forbitret pua Sta.
lien.
Spao &iGrIigbGoen anaoar, ioa
oil Iuret bIi iuIot Al Sntriger, Seem
90 @iengiGIoeIier, % bill man lin
@litebeS @el, fol man gipe ber0e ct
Smpffe mco en- 9lmctpit /. Sbi Ime.
tpiten er ben encitc 9G6eIIten, Iom
brin8er &pfte / 1909. 5orsprig piI
@intereu bli lang % boaro % @uu-
rem fuI6 al SfuffeIicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Oraitilfe
Oporaeeliesmioler.
q oroos II.

"9fepue Suiier" giuer nogle Sps
lpsninser ON DC Oraitiife SporngeI'
iesmioler, iom DC inbfgote / mango
9iitrifter al oct iranife &ongoom'
raaoe pleier at anpenoe o~pcrfor line
gsrn. NegrencS Sp6rogelicSmc.
tbooe er en- rigtig Sa~nolingenS EG'
oagogif. Sr0 % Erpgl anpenOeS ilet
life, man benptter andre Otibler, for
at inblfiprpe De linge, bOa0 De iful
laoe bore at gjgte. 9taar ct lioet
Barn til gr. imo0 fine 6orGloreS
uotrDffelige Sorbuo Iuifer neo til
6lobeu for at lege, opitaar beraf life
gebreioelle, nei ombpggeligt niger
Wtobereu Jig eiter Den imna, % uben
at iige ct Orb pufier bun ben life no
/ gel9erne % buffer i'm ulp6ige lille
iaa lGnge unser Gau6et, iaa of Bar.
net er peO at 0rlltnc. Raar bun
Iigjen bar iaact oct paa oct tgrre for.
f!arer bun, at 6areu for at brIfue
alto llrer peb Sloben, og of 9srn
berfor life mna gnn nIene neo iii
Slo6eu, ba Woocrcn life aItto fan
bare tiliteoe for at reooe Den brlf.
uen0e.
Spis Barnet / Sptten iIiffer fpgte
8auaner, Der meQem De inoisote er
en- al De Iterite 2Gfferier, iaa giper
Nooeren fig / Gag meo uoen at iige
ct bebretbenbe Orb at foge en- meg
fig @otte fogt "gaunubrei". Sun
ltiaer belle Bortionen frem for Bar.
net og %opfororer Oct til at ipiie al
Siertens 2oit. Oct Iaoer ben inan
Jig life iige TO Gon9e. men begpnber
Imilenoe WaaItibet: Der fomnler
imiolertib ct Eteblif, boor 2DItcn er
tilfreositillet og Barnet tiger Saf
for Jig. Ieu ioa iorlanger Ifooe.
rem, at oct ifal bIioe peO, og Der i'm.
oeS in9en Gftcrgiuenbeo eIler gtaabe,
og naar Barnet life fun mere, taaer
Wooeren fat meo at proppe oct og
oenne pGoagogiife Gifooriug enber
ferit, naar 5orGIorene ifisnuer, at
Soerfooringen fan rltmme 5ore.
Serueb inooreuter man Barnet, at
SIiffeu ogiaa bar line Sfpggeiioer.
Or Barnet, bnao man fal6er ell IN.
oeisren % fGloer Saorer mart iaat
uben @runo, iomIer RoSeren / $50.
gen Ell 9unfe 9laoe Of en- llrt, Der
bar Sigbeo meo Dor 9rpnon9ie.
Neo bisie aniber bun euergiif ben
lille ReIonfoIifers arop os tiger gan.
ife rolig: "Saa grpb I'M pGt: MI
bar on / aIfaIb liOt Gruno 6ertil."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
500 Selcnnine 500

Gstte glaes a9irTt vi; var, ~'erasiree Up,r at s,,,r,
Of Der CT BET ritnsaf On trcstsf Sesppm, fpm Bie,u
ttabsn CT bIesst SiaHs Ill az tar'rs I ant 6sxl Sra
eis., % BET % AetsTrh. Balls Catarh Cure sr be,
rnsj.t sirtsIiaf Seltr;peIissnitetI eagreaueSH ,ifn,
bar "a Netara 60 eu .ontttutipEsI SDasom, srrsrc,
VIA en- fcnftttaft1rel 4stsuelIAe. halls tatarrh
Cure soses iab piHs erssx paa SisSet "a GIiuIbia
sftss % sinrr s~stisr,ss Stsrsr sss a, spesSp Eca,
Steras "a, iaa ants-a filtrg III bats htltTeteus b, ersft
a be tttresr q haHsrss Ss.sfs fsr hptrf 1ifsrfss,
hper eernt vfseiein 1T t.siys.I Stlbebsis. sfrtp
rffcr aias 20 BisrsstsIs. Iilfris
J. gttEtakgs De-. Iplsee, q.
~ SSiaes sss sls aSs;fsfr.
Halls Family III 90 BE- tesie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Korfcr
eper ce fsrifieuiee Slater.

Sort SpIas at "Daaps@ oor be forFfGige Statcr er poa bet
nGrnefc uSiolst, pi bar blot ttIbase eroeI AT Soma % SbS 2atot1.
Scert Stebsnapu euer GoitofTce er trptt mso uantroei9 tore %
Hare gositaper, og bocr enele gp % Qanssbn er drei4et. tiliseneS
"2a.cs" al roesn getphring. @i biz MI tage for us aart ooer 5pb
Satota, ea Ri uetop bar bette oeo Suaroer, men geFr1DeIieu ooer
bette "aPap" siRIoer osiaa for Sc sortae Stahers.
aarhts stsrrsIe er A. 9onarer lanat on 30 Snurrer 5rebt
Speroper og neoerunber icpe adrtet er mRrtct meo pa5ieaoe Uene.ns
rrnt Sausue fra 1 til 10 % paa Stnerne. Itseescs meb pasipuSe
gesneurum. mb 9oghaoerre q. Ill ge. AeSeumSer aartet ep ans
etoet Gilbert 9ourtp Staten reo tinbsrerSc GorrtsiRSs. l6or Sosrs
Gcurtps Gortbus er. % teeeses er arnwret SuSbr9s,ruutaG for
boert COUNT. Oil man T. CT. Huoe gttuuabdba Goltrtl i1 Idber
man Est Lobe usoooer. til man. tOmnsr hi " os ina LGfee man:
Iiuusbdba. siour Sans. I 10. 28o26,
boiI,et betpSer gtiunsbaba GouutS. boor siour Sans err Go~rrtbSrSes,
% at Gourtpt bar 23925 Srobb9pere. gcghrbSt I OF 8aNet 1S CT
osida til R9tts. Rau letter o,nftre SaGuoS EeseTnscr Saa eog.
faoTt ! &arter o. bsire Sdaros BegeTrger pad Saqet IS lnrSer
aartet. % trrfter M ocuitre 5danos Rc9eTuGsr tiGbere. iSt man
fseer ben Iie 2irie, 90 ben hsre Snaro5 Pcscfrarr trrttes opab,
IseIcSes Lauss 2tnieu til Se to Etrere rnsots, o. Der bar man Gimme
bahia Gounts. ReSeuuutoer aart.t bill man csiaa fuSe EorteereIis
oper fsrrc % minorc gscr, gofbuie, observation-disclosures {. t. b, ieLo
ON iantnre bar blot ct 2nhn SnobDeeere. Otter 6or gnS Raou,
mso County ocSfsiet. er IigcIebts arfsrt SrSbagaerantaI iamt go1s
iattsr man Nr enc ReaeTu9er pa 9ogitapst !. o. BEN onSeu poa
Sauet 10. OF raar be 10 6irare nsoes, idd froer man BET is9te
Steo Ige Nrrbeoeu. 2iaeIeoes froer man Gttanees aretbcIc. peS
bos SirIp man Tan Tuhe ub, bpor IarGt set er til oe fur1ruiae
Steber, man ie9sr cihr.
Gi e M frroe mS sbS 2afota o, BENDER gIaSe, % Ser
frbsr pi ct trocI1t Start oosr llnteS States, Sart oDer bore g.fS.
b.Iier, er5osroeos aarere 1916 til 1901 m6 ar8oeKs al GrrstaI.
pa De foffuiae Ssrritorier % getbosier auuettsreess, for grsrsel
2ouifatnd 1903, Ssgas i 1916. {. T. ,. 2iaceoes er Ser ct Tibet
Scarf, Der arstoer be Gele al QauSct, Ser cr ffht for Trrtrtra of
gtuterbocSc. Wais, godrboebs. grugt. 9omuo iamt 5aarss o. appgs
GoI. o. T. b., fort iost. en- bel Sell iom Tan pGrs al Snteresie o. Rbtte
fnSes paa bette gIab. 29eeOes er Der mar9e NattTe Ta6euer
til 8aou for iaabaunc. iom suter at faa Greie pod noget al 6oert.
"GecorabssOten" % "geO arneu" ct Gr % bette sart TOM grrs
mic for $t.25. aartet er paa &unsr mN Suutebonro paa siScrne.
goresie: =. 2%lnunSicn, 9ecurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

Scub "Tecorabs Toitan" til SIpgt
CO 9enner / oct gom,e 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

eeuo "reeOrab. Soften" til SIGsi % ssnns'
| bet lduliC Huno,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
Death at Fulton.

Fulton, Ky, May Is. Judge John
M. McAdoo, one of Fulton's most
prominent citizens, is dead, after a
lingering illness. Judge McAdoo
was II years old. He moved to
Fulton from Waverly, Tenn, dur
ing the fall of 1902. He was a man
of much prominence, both in this
city and at his old home in Humph-
rey's County, Tenn, where he was
Chairman of the County Court tor
thirty years. When that office was
abolished he was elected County
Judge and served in that capacity
about fifteen years. He was an old
Confederate soldier and Captain OF
his company during the war, being
in Gen. Maney's brigade, Cheat
hams division. After commanding
his company for short time this
able man was made Adjutant Gen
eral, serving under Joe Johnston.
He was a member of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church since
childhood. Judge McAdoo is sur
vived by one sister, Mrs. L. w.
Brown. The funeral was conducted
by the Rev. Freeman. Being a
Mason of high degree, that order
had charge of the remains at the
grave
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
jGRENoUs POISONING
NsT Death of Prominent Fulton
County, KY, Citizen.

Fulton, Ky, May 24.-Near Jor-
ian, seven miles from Fulton, Mar
shall Hardy, prominent young cit
izen, succumbed to the effects of
gangrenous poisoning, which re-
suited from a wound received a
week previous. At the time of the
accident Mr.. Hardy was grinding a
drawing knife. The frame of the
grindstone being broken, it over
turned with the unfortunate man,
who was sitting on it, and when he
fell his left hand came in contact
with the knife, cutting it almost
entirely off. The young man OBJ
jected to an amputation and the
physicians attempted to save the
member. but their efforts were in
vain. The deceased was 81 years
old and leaves an aged mother, five
brothers and three sisters.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
A Happy Father

is soon turned to a sad one if he has
to walk the floor every night with a
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
will make the child well-soothe it's
nerves, induce healthy, normal slum-
Der. Best for disordered bowels and
sour stomach-all teething ba bies need
it. Pleasan to take, sure and safe, con-
tains no harmful drugs. Price % and
so cents per bottle. For sale by Red
Cross drug store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
Fine Fresh Meats

WANTED-Active, energetic men
to sell floods Celebrated Nursery
Stock" profitable, permanent posi-
tions. Hustlers make big money
handling our line. Exclusive terrific
ry, cash weekly advances. complete
canvassing outfit free. Teachers, stu
dents, farmers and Others find our
business very profitable. Write inn
mediatelv for our liberal offer. w. I.
HOOD & CO, old dominion Nurse
ry, Dept. c., Richmond. Va.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
Sunday School Rally.

A Sunday school rally will be held
at the Baptist Church May 81, 1908,
beginning promptly at 10 a. m.
PROGRAMME.
Key Theme.-"God's Work and
Gods Workers.
Devotional Exercises-G. H. Stig-
Ter -Eph. ALPS.
Song-Little People
Speech-Master Chas. L. Talley.
Reading-Kate Henderson.
Duet-Annie Laurie Griffin and
Clarence Hunter.
Address-C. M. Mathis.
Solo-Lea Garth.
Reading-Vergie Corum.
til Scripture Exercises. S. Class
t 3
II, Slress-E. L. Watson.
ID NOON.
4 ny 'ange OF Ideas on Practical
IVY -of Primary Teaching
furry, ]. w. Alexander,
S Annie Hughes.
Ruth Talley.
e. Ellis.
orayer-Six Girls.
k gay School Teacher as
"A B. White.
IN. Brice.
attle People.
we get our older people
sunday school-Dr. Pad
~ hdy cordially invited.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29

order, out of order" Mrs. Pitcher
treated me as furiously as Judge
Lynch treated Steve Allen in Red
Rock. l was always out of order.
Perhaps with her woman's intui-
ton, to say nothing Of an uneasy
conscience, she knew that if al
lowed a hearing | was certain to
bring up the subject of petitions
from fraudulent Chapters by whose
votes her own election was in part
secured. All who read the Mem
phis papers last july saw the boast
of Mrs. Latham that she bad elect
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29

1t is better to have insurance and
not need it than to need insurance
and not have it. Insure now with
Carter g. White.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29
U. D. G. CONVENTION.

AS Mrs. Bette Donaldson said
in her letter to the American, the
convention was very peculiar one
different from any she ever at
tended before.
To say the least, the rulings of
the chair were certainly peculiar.
The first thing after roll, resolu-
ton was introduced barring the
consideration of anything of an
unpleasant nature by the conven-
ton. This resolution had been for
INFLATED and agreed upon by the
executive board, all of whom
we're present except two mem
bers. The secretary read or said
that they had come to this decision
on account of signed papers which
had been sent them with charges
against certain Chapters. Mrs.
Hardwick, Vice President, Mrs.
Dozier, H s toria n, and Miss
Gentry, Registrar, told me later
they had not seen single paper
making charges.
Here then were three members
of the board in ignorance of
the existence of these papers. Mrs.
Collier, of Memphis, wanted to
know what particular unpleasant
ness was referred to-, as she said
she did not like to act in the dark.
Others Joined her in the request
for enlightenment. Mrs. Bette
Donaldson objected to the resolu-
ton but was called down as out of
order. Acting, as she stated on
Roberts rules, she then appealed
to the convention and finally tabled
the measure. Then a vote by roll
call was taken. j. Harvey Mathes,
first Nashville, William B. Bate,
Kate Litton Hickman, 10th Regi
ment, Leonidas Polk, Chapters
representing over twelve hundred
women there may have been
another Chapter. If SO, | would
not wrongit by leaving it ouDvoted
to keep the resolutions tabled. The
resolution was carried, followed
by a request by the President to
make it gnanim mo- aR.tt 81 she was
the above namaJ Aa4 .prhe
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29

Here was TgAting blood.
Mrs. Brown, wife Of Gen. John
g. Brown, afterwards Governor of
Tennessee, was asked to join the
Latham faction. Her reply was:
mo, no; ] must be true to the
memory of my dead" And this,
her noble sentiment, is echoed by
the Leonidas Polk DELEGATE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29

Latham's benefit. On the second
day of the convention, the Regis
trar violated the Latham peace
resolution by severely criticising
Mrs. Hickman, former Recording
Secretary, for accepting certain
petitions which she (the present
Registrar acting under orders
from the President, had re-
turned to various Chapters, five to
Union City. Mrs. Hickman made
a very satisfactory and proper de-
Tense by simply rising and reading
her instructions which she had car
ried out to the letter. 1t was the
duty of the Credentials Committee
to pass on the petitions presented
to each Chapter-hers simply to
file and care for them. | will say
right here, that the FIVE petitions
returned to Union City, which will
be seen in the minutes of the Con-
vention, wece Leonidas Polk Chap
ter petitions, passed on by COM
mittee of five as fine Southern
women as there are in Tennessee.
Two of these petitions were those
of Mrs. Field and Miss Vallie
Field, wife and daughter respect
lively of Col. Hume R. Field, Col.
of the First Tennessee Regiment.
The reason given for their return
was, that there was not enough
history in them. Without even
consulting a memberof Col. Fields
family, myself covered all avail
able space margin and all of the
petitions with the record of Col.
Field. If these particular petit
tons had come under Mrs. Pitchers
observation, she might have sup
piled the required history, for
though her husband was only Col.
Fields quartermaster, she ought
not to be ignorant of the Regi-
ment's record. We seem to be
partial to quartermaster records,
for our former State President,
Mrs. Alexander B. White, is the
daughter Of a Mississippi quarter
master with rank of Captain.
While the subject of the validity |
of petitions was under discussion,
tried to get recognition, but Mrs.
Pitcher seemed to be in mortal ter
-of>of Leonidas Polk delssaI6nf6G
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-05-29

shelled Nuts and Sailed Peanuts.
-Dahnke's.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-16

result in the failure of the merchant
and that the failure of the merchant
to pay will result In failure OF the
bank. and so on to the end. result
ing in general failure, panic and
stagnation that would bring the price
of cotton down to the minimum. II
is thus seen that 1t is the debt which
the cotton raiser must pay that
binds him to rush his cotton to mar
ket and thus glut the market and
bring down the price. The one thing
to do as a means of defending him
self is to avoid the crop mortgage,
and this is apparently the only way
by which gradual marketing can be
rendered possible Dallas News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-16
THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.

Questions on the Lesson for the
Meeting November -. 1908.
Lesson: Act III-Scenes /, .. 3, 4,
), s, /, s, 9. 10.
Special Questions.
Roll Call-Peculiar customs of
Egypt and Rome.
Religion of Egypt. Mrs Cornwell
Religion of Italy Mrs. Hood.
laCes and structures of notes in
Egypt, Mrs Brady
Places and structures of notes in
Italy, Mrs Cleveland.
A study OF Chairman and Iras,
Mrs Farrar
4 study of Lepidas, Miss Ora Mil
Ter
Does Shakespeare observe the uni
ties Of the old classic drama?
Can he he justly criticized In his
use OF the metaphor?
Did his ideas evolutionize the eX-
listing forms Of 9nedy and tragedy?
State two or re facts that indi-
cate his development in mind and
art.
What man in his histrionic art
greatly assisted Shakespeare in the
development and Interpretation of
hts plays?
30 You consider Shakespeare the
father OF English dramatic poetry?
Act III---Scene 1.
How does Scene l extend our view
back of the limits OF the present
nav
u ho was Marcus Crassus?
Dccs entidius display worldly
sisaom in this scene?
Act IiI-Scene 2.
What is the condition of affairs at
the opening of Scene 2?
What is the conversation between
Fnoharbus and Agrippa as literary
composition?
Has Caesar confidence in Antony S
relations to Octavia?
Explain the line The swans
iown-feather thus stands upon the
swell at full tide and neither way
inclines."
What do you think Octavia whls-
pered in Caesars ear?
Contrast the people and emotions
in Scene 2.
10 YOU consider Octavia in any
way 10 blame for Antony's neglect
Of her?
Act III-Scene 8.
| OF what is scene continuation?
How faithfully does Cleopatra In
! terpret the messengers terms? Why
does she. not remark ABOUT the age
| Act III-Scene 4.
| What new difference arises be-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-16

We believe that one piece of bad
road is responsible for the loss of
nearly 200 bales of cotton to Waxa-
hachie this fall This cotton convert
ed into money would have found its
way into the regular channels OF
business, and every merchant and
business man in the city would have
directly or indirectly, been benefited
by it. But this two hundred bales is
not all. Nearly every road leading
into Waxahachie is in miserable con-
dition as the result of scientific
ad-building," and cotton and trade
from the tributary country have
been driven to more accessible
points. Every citizen of Waxahachie,
and especially every business man in
the town, has perfect right to COM
plain at such a condition of affairs.
Ellis county can afford better public
highways, and is entitled to have
them.-W axahachie Light Not only
have the business men of Waxaha-
chic a right to complain; the farm
ers who were deferred from avail
ing themselves of their logical mar
ket place have reason to feel that
they are not fairly treated, True, the
people on the farms are most acutely
concerned, for the roads are their
only means of egress and ingress
from and to their homes. 1t is true
also that the farmers are usually
most averse to being taxed for the
building and maintenance of good
roads But that is beside the main
question The whole people are bene-
flied by roads negotiable in all
weathers and damaged by the CON
trary kind. What county is better
able than Ellis to enjoy modern COM
forts Dallas News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-11-16
ARE MICROBES IN YOUR SCALP
Many Explanations of Badness Have
Been Advanced. The Most Cor
rect Is That of Microbes,

The term ''microbe" refers to a
parasitic plant or fungi also called
bacteria A microbe is so small that
It can only be detected by the aid
of miscroscope. Some microbes are
harmless, while others produce var
ious diseases, and derive their titles
through the form of their own
growth or because of the diseases
they create, which diseases are in
fictitious or contagious.
Prof. Unna of Hamburg, Germany,
and DR.. Sabourand, the leading der
matoiogist of France, discovered that
a microbe caused badness, and their
theory has time and again been am
ply verified through research expert
ments carried on through the obser-
walton of eminent scientists. This mi
crobe lodges in the Sebum, which Is
the natural hair oil, and If permitted
to flourish, it destroys the hair fol-
licles, and in time the pores entirely
close and the scalp gradually takes
on shiny appearance, When this
happens there is no hope of the hair
growth being revived.
Dandruff is a contagious disease
(which microbe causes, and later
produces itching scalp, falling hair
and badness. Dandruff is caused by
the microbe diseasing the sebaceous
matter, which dries up and scales of.
Sometimes the cuticle surrounding
tbe hair allows the natural oil of the
hair to force its way between the
flakes of scarf skin direct to the hair
and the microbe being between the
flakes force them apart and they
scale off as Gandruff.
We have a remedy which positively
will remove dandruff, exterminate
the microbe. promote good circula-
ton in the scalp, tighten and revital-
i2e the hair roots, grow hair and
cure badness. We back up this state
ment on our own personal guaran-
tee that this remedy, which is called
EeXall '93' Hair Tonic, will be sup
piied free of all cost to the user If 1t
Fails to 90 as we promise. 1t will also
restore gray and faded hair to its
original rich. glossy color, IL loss of
color has been caused by disease, yet
1t is in no sense dye. Rexall 1913"
Hair Tonic accomplishes these re-
suits by making every hair root, fol-
iicle and pigment gland strong ana
active and by stimulating a natural
flow of coloring pigment into the
/ hair cells.
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Is entirely
free from grease or sediment, Is ex-
ceedingly pleasant to use, and will
not gum the hair or soil the clothing
or pillows.
We want everyone troubled with
hair or scalp ailments, even though
they are bald in spots, to try Rexall
"93' Hair Tonic on our guarantee.
We exact no obligations or promises
and simply ask you to give 1t thor
ough trial, and II not satisfied, tell
US. and we will refund the money
paid us. Two sizes, 50c and $1.00.
Hood & Curtin, Druggists, Waxaha-
chic. Texas.