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The Washington times., 1910-10-26
OFFICIALS BELIEVE
BALLOONISTS SAFE

OTTAWA. Ont. Oct 2s.-That Alan r
Hawley and Augustus Post are sriI
alive, although lost in the wilderness
somewhere in the Hudson Bay region.
is the confident belief Of the govern
meur officials who are aiding II the
search for the lost balloon America II
and her crew
Il is pointed out that both HawIey
and Post announced that they would
stay in the air as long as the America
retained her lifting power. and. II they
carried out that intention as they uu-
dOUbJedly did, they were blown into
the wilderness many days travel from
civilization
Now Jnat IL has been positively learn
ed that they had guns and ammanitieu,
fishing tackle and plenty Of heavy cloth
ing, il IS considered by the officials that
they have q fighting chance or overc0m-
ing the hardships 10 which they must
be exposed Il alone in the uninhabiteI
portions OF the frozen North
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
MARY GARDEN WE'D.
AND SECRET IS, WHO?
Opera Star Admits She Is
Bride of Poor Man, After
All She Said of Marriage.

NEW YORK, oct. BINARY Garden is
married. Her husband IS a poor man
She IS very happy She says so herself,
but she has upset all her friends by re-
fusinE to name the happy man As e
result everyone is asking today: rs
Mr. Mary Garden a poor American or
a poor foreigner
The famous prima donna returned
from Europe last night wearing a we'd
ding ring and admitted that she was a
bride a subsequent statement by her
caused the belief that a Magyar noble
man of whom rumor had come across
the sea. had won his suit
Y can't talk about the man now,"
said Miss Garden. You must wait un-
till he comes over 10 carry me away TO
his mountain Businesses"
Admits He's Poor Man.
She was besieged today for further in
formation. but the additional news that
the husband was 1oor mar was all
that was cleaned Because Of her varf-
Gus views on marriage Miss Garden :
announcement Of her marriage IS par
ticularly interesting. Here are a few
things she has said concerning mar
riage:
on October IS. 1903. n this city: Yes.
my fance is a prince 1 do not know
whether he will follow me over here"
April 8 1873. in Philadelphia: II mar
ry2 What would I do with a husband,
travelling about as do? Why should 1
marry anybody when am perfectly
happy as I am2 II is true that a prince
sought me, but have refused him
November 10. 1903, in this city: Men
me- 1 have left my heart in France
An, but I will go back 20 it. I cannot
marry, but 7 can love"
Would Then Retire.
November y, 1909: II love and am
loved. I may love some day, but the
dav I marry will be the day I retire
from the operate stage. I never sing in
public after I am married"
Miss Garden was wearing a long vel
vet coat trimmed with sables and a
white hat with a black aigrette when
she arrived. Under the coat she wore a
purple velvet suit and many diamonds
Her hair is a percepubly lighter shade
She also carried a mOnOcIe, which she
used now and Their. She was accom-
panied on the voyage by her sister Ag-
mes. Her new parts this year will be the
title role Of The Girl Of the Golden
West" which she vii. create in Chi
cago, and Carmen After ten weeks in
Chicago she viii sing in Philadelphia
and in New York
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

Today-High tide. 2:13 a m. and 1852 u
M Low tide, 9.05 a. m. and 9-24 o. m.
TomOrrOw-High tide. 3.21 a m. and
3:55 p. m. Low tide. 1907 a. m. and
1880 p. m
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

FORECAST FOR THE DISTRICT.
Fair tonight. Thursday fair. followed
by increasing cloudineSs and warmer.
moderate variable winds.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
SEVENTY MEN SINK
ON HAYTI GUNBOAT

PORT AL PRINCE, Hsyti, Oct 26.-
Seventy men are deads and the FIaytian
gunboat Iiberte lies at the bottom Of
the Atlantic ocean of Port de Paix to-
day as the result OF an explosion on
board yesterday.
News Of the disaster reached the Cap
ital today.
OF the ninety persons on board the
gUnboat. only twenty were rescued. The
dead were either killed in the explosion
or drowned.
Port de Paix lies on a promontory
iutting into the ocean, Just south Of
Tortuga Island
4 storm was raging of the coast at
the time Of the accident, and those who
put OF from the craft reached shore
with the greatest difficulty The coast
at Port de Paix is desOlate stretch,
and the sea is always rough from A
heavy swell that runs off the mainland
The wind was blowing a gale and the
waves were dangerously high. Life
boats were over crowded, and for a time
1t looked as though no one would es-
cape.
Boat Left Sinking.
The gunboat was badly torn bv the
explosion, and was left at the mercy of
the battering seas. She was settling
when the men deserted her.
Among those who were drowned we're
ten Haytian generals. who were on their
way 20 take command of several army
divisions In the north
The LiberUe sailed from this port Mon
day
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

The sunshine Of an ideal autumn day
and a busy program combined 10 make
this, the closing day OF the Washing
ton Horse Show. more entertaining than
the opening yesterday.
More than 400 society people and
horse worshipers saw the opening
event at American League Park al
1880
Fourteen classes were judged and
awards were made. Some OF the events
were crowded with entries.
In color and life today surpassed yes
terday. There were more women than
men present, and all were handsomely
gOWned.
Tries for Jump Record.
Interest Of TODAY centered in The at
tempt OF Miss Katherine CherboDnier to
break the world,s-- 5sIrRpiRaz. record OF
Continued on Seventh Page)
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

CONDITIONS OF THE WATER.
HARPERS FERRY. w Va. Oct. 26-
Both rivers clear this morning.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

Gig horse cIass-First, Garcmme,
BuckeyclHnd Stock Furm. Mrs. Al
Ian Potts drIVInEg second. AIeXHn-
dria, Miss Amy r. duPOnti third,
Lady Grey, Lee HeckinEerG fourth
BhIbriEGaB, BuclSeyeland Stock
Farm.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Forest Runners Say Big Gas
Bag Descended This
Morning.
SEARCHING PARTY
SENT INTO WOODS
Another Dispatch, Received at OF
tawa, Says America II Is
Dereict in Sky.

PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, Oct. 2e-
Forest runners tn the government en-
pl0y seat word here this morning that
n balloon was seen descending in a
forest between this town and Black
Sturgeon lake early this morning. 4
relief party viii be sent TO md the
air craft. which the runners declared
to be the America II.
OTTAWA. Oct. 26.-A dispatch re-
eeived here from Port Arthur says.
Balloon America II n dereIict ahonr.
with no one IN IL Thought TO be a
message In the basket
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Few Still Hopeful

Outside OF ofdciaI circles. however.
there are very few who believe the men
are still alive. Prof. r ". Book. d.
rector OF the Geological Survey. fears
that if the aeronauts sailed into the
wilderness they have already perished.
The weather has been intensely cold
and there has been snow Prof Book
says further that much Of the country
is barren Of game OF any kind
Guides have sone out from many
points along the line Of the trans-con-
tinental railway now in course Of con-
struction. and their reports We're ex-
peCted TO begin coming IN today.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Fresh Aid Given.

Every agent OF the John r Booth
Lumber Company and OF the Sheppard
and Morse. the two biggest timber CON
Germs in the North, has been ordered 10
seek information Of the missing balloon
and its crew IN addition the general
manager OF the Booth Company has
zone north to take personal charge OF
this search
Edmond r Stratton. representative OF
the Aero Club of America, IS directing
the search from this city lie is aided
by Canadian officials and has all Of
the weather maps, studying out the air
currents as they We're known TO be, in
the hope Of determining the proper point
from which relief shall be started. From
the data available, Strattou prepared a
map indicating the cOur-s OF every
balloon that came down in Canada
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

Park saddle hOrses-FIrst, Honorable,
Redmond n Cot second, Lord
Golden, II. r. UIlmant third.
sherry, Miss Martha HnzSrdi
fourth, silver King, Miss Allan
Potts.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

ROHdster cIasS-First, BOscObeI. w. T.
Brown; second, Lord Claiming,
Melvin G. HazcnJ third, Prince
George, }. r. Sansbury; fourth,
SIeKinO. Louis Hodges.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26
Sunny Autumn Day Marks
C.oSe of Horse Show at
League Park.
GIRL ATTEMPTS
JUMP RECORD
Gay Throng Watches Roustabout's
Effort to Beat the World
as Leaper.

Ponies In hHrnesS-First, Babe, owned
and driven by J. Il. SummerIIn, jr.i
second, Black Prince, A. J. StabIerj
third, Pony, BIaden Jackson.
White ribbons were awarded
George GOOdacre's Billy and Ed
ward FONyIer's Dixie.
The Washington times., 1910-10-26

Continued on Seventh Page)
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Zcra s.

9lm Wtittipod) bat Die 3n-
ialnmenfunft nnieres @oupernelirs
nit Dem @ouberneur oe 8aae bon
Soabuila ltattgefunoen. 9eiOe Ser
ren moren bon eireln 5ablrei6en Sc
;olge begleitet. Gas erite 3ilianl-
neiltreffen fano auf Dem 9abn5ugc
5ei Spofforo Sunction itatt, bis al
pel6en Srte Die Wferifaner unIerm
5oupernellr entgesengefa6ren mo-
ell. 8ie beioen @ouperneure ipra-
ZEN iih gegenieitie lire 6reu0e iiber
Die gegegnung aus ltno begriiB-
ZEN einanoer inn Nanen ibres rclp.
5taates uno ieiner gepolferllng. Sn
Del 9tio tpurben Die @nfommlil1gc
,ntbniiaItil9 enpfongen. Wtan ilo3u
juiammen Elm o2lln6eon" Elm uno
Ipater fano i'm alllbbauie Der glfs
Elm GROCER offentliher Gnpfane
itatt, BEL Dem @ouperneur Campbell
inb. anoere Serren 9ieoen bielten.
SIN Namen oes merifanii6en @on-
,ernelrs iprad Somas gerlanga,
Der Grdiioent oes &ongreiies fir
Soabuila.
= Sic alte befannte Sirna Otto
5uebel & ilt Guero lit in oen 9c=
iis bon gfife @pre & SO. ii6erge=
Jongen.
SSn Del 9iio bot Die s5o6res
oeriammlung Der 0Soutblueit Geros
5beep o1o @oat @romers gliiocia-
ion" ltattgefllnoen. Wtan belhloS
lit Die 9lusrottung Der gfoubtiere
III Staate 5ll ngitieren uno toirO
'eriu6en, IN Der Sibung ser u8eras
5beep ono @oat 9iaiiers 9liiocia-
ion, Die bier in San 9lntorir
tottfinoet. einen abnliden 8eihlnb
3ur 9(nnobme 5u bringen. Die ol-
ten geamten muroen mieoer ge.
p1blt.
9lus pielen Srten unlere;
Stoates miro genelbet, bob es bort
| lei6neit bobe. sSn qan5 aor0-5erns
6ot am Wfittpoh ein Sdbneelturn
| letobt. SSSm Siib-Olten bot es piel-
fah eereonet lleberaa mar es ie6l
| folt.
Sn Seobroof ftorb 6rou gliic
glauien i'm gllter BON "A Sabren
Die 8eritorbene fam idon als 5e5n
iabriges 9ino, i'm Sabre 1916, Mi
ibren gltern nah 8alpeiton. 1pd
ter 8oe iie nod Clear 2afe mn
pom bort Dor einigen 2Sabren rod
Seobroof.
= SSn 9Iter BON II S5dbren itorl
in 9eGebi1e 6rau Gnlilie s. Scaf
bie @ittpe bon q. Soof, ieiner5eit ei
ner Der befanntelteu 8iiraer Dol
gelepille. Sic bot foit lire gang
oebensseit in geGepille perbraht
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3eitlnJ eri6eint infer Dem 2itel
GSonulal o'9(aemague".
Wie Die lebtcn @ei6no6tsta-
ge, 10 maren ou6 ser 9teliabrtog
un0 0er barouffolgenoe Sonnta1
iiir 8erlin boE elmer onBergeipnbr-
lid itorfen gGeqe BON Selhltlnorrell
mo @erbrehen begleitet. 9eionoers
6od mar oll6 oie 3abl Ser I'm
1liidsf0Ile, oie 5llnt Sell alleroii.gs
nuf BEN onBeroroentli6ell itorfen
5troBcnberfehr 8uriid5ufiibren iino.
Sdipere 9[r6eit botte all6 bie Seuer,
mebr our6 cine qon5 ln1elp0nnli-
dle Menge bon 8rdnoen Die 6euer-
pebr lit in ntdt peniqer ols oreibio
5allen alouniert moroen.
9fls Solifar, auf Ser fonaoi-
'd6en Sniel geppa scotia miro ae-
.neloetz mon hermiiie BORT 5m0li
lSiidler6oote,. Oie iehs3ig Monn an
'9or0 batten ullo befiirhte, ool, cine
Nn5ab( bon i6nen in Dem Stltrnl
Ser Iebten Soqe perunaIiidt lei.
9lns 9riiiiel miro gelnelhet,
Sic GoiIerin Charlotte BON Wterifo
Sa6e ma6reno Ser Iebtelr 3eit lneh-
rere 8obIudtsonfaae gebabt. S5n ei.
nem oieier 9[llfdlle nannte fie sen
95on1en ibres @attert Morintifion
sen iie felt Sabren ni6t genonni
hn+
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@mtes bentides &imbermGbGcr
(ooer SralD perlangt, gutter 2obiL
1ittes Seim. gea95ufrogen iofort 203
serinatoq g[benue.
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9(us benz Sumfel .
Mandcs biitcre 8eiidjt in eam 9ln.
tDntD itraBlt MIN nit Slid.

Gin i6rner5enoer Hiiden itilnmt
gu6 bitter.
a0lnt nidbt eliidli6 nit inllrer~
pobrenoen 9fiideni6mer8en iein.
Die S6lner5e1 zines leioe.toen
Giifens
Sino mei1tenS our6 fronfe yf;e=
ren perurla6t.
9oons 9tieren giGen beilen fran-
fe 9eieren.y
Sic modten non9es gliidli6e
Sein lit Son @ntonio.
Sort mds Elm oonfbarer Batient
Iaqt:
@ars 6. 9ocmono, 513 Waontoro
Stry San 9(ntonio, Seros iagt:
SD brolt6te 9oons geieren giqen
nit Dem groBten Grfolg. Sd llotte
einen 0lunpfen g6nter8 i'm 9fiden
mto NOR our9 unregelln6Bige g11t=
(eerungen meiner g}ieren belGItigt.
SdlieBlid enticbloB i6 mid 0oans
)deren Rilen 81 gebrau6ell BON
eenen id biel Gorteilbaftes ge6ort.
Sd foufte cine S6a6tel BON Ser
gerar Drug 60. uno iie entferrten
nein 9eioell. Sd bin gerne bereit,
oieies Otittel 5u empfeblen in Der
5offlnng, 0QB es audi onoeren g9ie-
genleibenoen belfet miro.
3rml Gerfauf BEL oQen S6nolern.
}greis so Gents. Soiter=0tiIburT
&c. Buffalo, SEEM gorf, oleinige
2(gellten fir oie Ser. Stoateil
Gtinnert gub oes 9fonens -
0odnS = 1ln0 nebnt feline onoern.
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500 SeIpununa. 500.

9ie SeTer Dtefer Seitltne perpen Iiffl
freuen, an erfabren, baB es tpenialtcns
cine gefilrdtete &rallf6eit eiebt, fpelcbe
Die 8i6enid)aft in all i6ren 6ttfen gu
6eilen in1itanbe lit; Sal' &ntorrbaaur
it Die ei18iae iebt Der dr5tliden 8riioers
ld)aft befannte politipe Sur. aatarrb err
forbert als eine &onititutionsfransGe: Il
.iue fonltitttionelle 8e6anblung. 9aQ 3
aatarr6zaltr ipiro innerlih genontmen
luo nirft bireft auf bas 8lllt uno oie
fc6leinli9en Sberfldden beg Snitems. .oae
onr6 Die @rlIlblo9e Der &ra1f6eit serz
.t6renb nnD Dem @atierlten araff ge6eno.
iroem lie Die @pnititution beg &0rpcrs
ulfbalN ltno Der Rattr gu ibrem @erfe
5llft. 9ie @iqentiimer babeu 10 biel Ser
trauen 81 ibreu Seilfrdftet baB tie 10o
Dollars 9elobirunq fir ieben Sal IN.
6ieten, Ben iie 8u fllrieren berfeblen 2oRt
sud- cine 2iIte bon 3eugnilien fontmer.
Dtan abreiiiere:
s. S Gbenep & 60, soIebo. . +.
Serfauft bon o0eu gpot6efen, 75c.
$9au's SaniIienegillen iinb Die beitell.
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Soerr De la Suente einituoiert. @err
6 nil1i fiihrt Aie l}rl1ir

>oerr De la Suente einltuoiert. tQerr
Goini fiibrt Die 9aegie.
8rolioent Soft bot folgen0e
9erren 5ll Weitelieoern oes BON Oent
lesten Sorifgeiee eeIdofienen aIp-
peIotionseeridts in .3ollIaden, Der
uGoitltns slppeol Court" ernairlt:
9llfreo s. @or, iebt 9unoesridter
fir ben 5meiten Circuit, Gorliber
8iaioln @lllt, iebt gnnoesOiiirift-
ri6ter fir Wtontano, 9ii6ter Snitb,
iriiber @enerol<@ <@ouperneur Ger BDi-
lippinell $. so. Barber, 9lopofot
aus Gerlnoa1t. lulb Morion 0eories,
iest 8oriiter oes r9oaro Of general
appraiiers" in Seem Yorf, 9eifiter
Gr bat ferner @bas. s. gberDarot
Don &anios gum @eneral=aoniul nt
large ernonnt; oo5u nod cine Wielt-
ge &onlulrr, ullter ibnen: Souls S9.
Safed in Salina Gru5, 0fegito
2lrnlilus &. Saeberle in Seeucigol=
pa, 9ollouras; SeIie So6nion iii
Matamores, Merifo; gilbert 81. 800
ra!pet in 2eip5ig; g S. 9foienbrrg
in 8oranaquila, Columbia.
General gea, Ser iesigc @rne-
ralltobsdef, miro I'M 9lpril, menn
er iein 9(mt OH General sspuo
abtritt, gefeblsbober ser 9lrnep Der
&bilippinen merben. Generailnn=
ior Sreb 9. @ront, Ser iett be5
department of tbe Safes" fonnor=
oiert, miro 8efeblsbober bes De
portn1ent Of tie @ait" meroen.
Die @errer Company III
9lfron, Sbio cine Ser befannteiten
gerloes6u6banolungen oeS 2alloeS.
lit ouf @riuden BON 3oul ms
goiporo q. @erner unter Die Ser
moltllng eines v9teceipers" geltells
luor6en.
Dos @epraientontenbons oe5
aongreiies bat Die Monn=8iaz mel
he bie 8erlpaltlnlg Ser 8anoma-
Ganal5one reorgalliiiert, allgenonl<
men.
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gbfabrt-
30. 3o1-guero. @ictoria. !. $50 BORN
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3nm nenen SATIRE,

Ses Sabres lctte Stnnbe
8crrrint nit ernitem Sdllag,
SteGt, &riiber, in Der Gnnbe
ltnb tuiinidlt Tim Segen mad.
Gs brafjt an sSrenb' nnb 2eihen
Sein ehenmdRis MaE,
S'rmnt britst bei ieinem Sheiben
SGm Elm Grinn'rungsglas.
Sic Spnne ntnBte ideinen,
Ser Stnrm!pinb muftc iue1'n,
Sm 0rueen iuie i'm &leinen
0liif fpmnten nm6 pergeb'n.
Sp ntandJes idJ6ne Soften,
Sns man npn ibm gebcat,
Sit bod nidJt eineetruffen
90 tren MANS andl gcpflegt.
God amd) fir mnndje @nn6e
Soat Salfant cs beidJeert,
0'rnm lei tn lctter Stunbe
Gs mod nDn nns gee1rt.
Gs fummen mnb es id)iuinben
Die Sabre 10 bnbin,
llub belfcn iiberipinben,
gSas ms 6ebriift ben Sinn.
ltnbidliuanSen aitd) nit ifnen
Wandl' 0liif muo ntandle 9nit,
Gs mnk aud bicies bienen,
Gum Sriebeu nni'rer @ruIt.
Gs brinet Der G6pr Ser 3ed)er,
3nm lebten 9lbldJieb bier,
0jefiillt Die buGen SedDer
Wtit benz q Ia ut o Ster.
SO lit bns glllerbeite,
So iucit man amdl mag ecb'n;
Drum lei ST bieiem 6efte
2lls Sranf es ausericb'n.
5um 9lbidlieo iuoa'n mir trtnfen
Wttt ibm ben alten gar,
Zen Willfumm' iol es iuinfen
9lls banu benz ncueu Sugr.
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Erof. 6ron8 9efregger, Ser,
uie. genel0et, ieine 2ebrtGtigfeit an
ser MiinGener 9lfaoenlie ser bilocll-
oen &iinite megen ieines boben 9u-
ters oufgegeben bat, bot gum 2fb-
idieo cine beIonoere 9(us5ei6mlng
er6olten. Gem &iiilltler lit in g(ll-
erfennllne ieincr Geroienite Die
grobe goloene 2uitpolo-Weooille per-
lic6en mor0en.
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Nerettct nm Spr hcs ypbcs.

9os SOB oes Gooes idien fir
Wurrap @. @pers BON SronIit
Bridge, g. 3, qeoffnet. Gr idreibt
SD mar in idreflidem 3uitonf
mo pnroe tdglih idipGder, bis oir
lnpergIeidlIihe Meoi5in @lectrir
9itters mid furierte." so Gts, be-
alien Druggiiten.
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8oOjealbeilnne
y(erbenI6lua6e

e6no9e rerb5fe 9erfonen, eepIagt bon Soft.
nitngsloIiefeit nno fdIe6ten Grdumsn, erfb6S.
fenbeu suSfliiifen, Rrufts 9iidens uno aopi,
idnIer5en. 9aarau5faII, 9t6na5me bes @e55rs
uno Gjelc6tS, Statarrb @}agenorhden, StubIoer.
Itnpinne @lilotgieit, grr6ten. 8itterri, Ser5top.
fen. 8ruitheiIemmung gleHeitIt6ieit unb Iriib.
tim eria6reu aus benz sSns.nbfrsunb" pie
einfnd], idIucll unb billis nlle unnatiirlt.
flcn 8erinite iinb auhere sSplgcn jusens-
lifier &crirrunscu sriinblid) seheilt uns
uullc Ociuubbett limb Srpbiinn tpieber.
trlGn0t iuerbeu fbnnen. 0nu5 neues
GeilucrfaGren. Sebcr ietn etsner ar5t.-
Giefes auberoroentlb intereiiante uno Iebr.
retcbe BUD (Seutfdoe 9lufloee 1909), fuelbes
bon jung unb alt. W}ann uno Srau, eeIefen
meroen foife, fdnn eegen giHienbuna bon 26
Gents in 9riefmarien bere"eIt be8oeen peroen
bon Der
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- 8roBe 3nten pollbringen, 6eiEt
niAts onoere8, ols 9in0e an Gie
rehte Stelle ieben.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
Helpful Hints on
Hair Health
SCALP AND HAIR TROUBLES
GENERALLY CAUSED BY
CARELESSNESS

DandruG is a contagious disease
duces badness. Never use a comb
or brush belonging to some one else.
No matter how clearly the owner
may be, these articles may be infect
ed with microbes which will infect
your scalp 1t is far easier to catch
hair microbes than it e to get rid OF
them, and a single stroke of an infect
ed comb or brush may well lead to
badness. Never try on 2nybCdy's
nat. Many a hatband is a testing
place for microbes.
If you happen to be troubled witt
dandrlff, itching SCALP, falling hair
or badness, we have remedy which
we believe will completely relieve
these troubles We are so SIRE of
this that we offer it 10 you with the
understanding that it will cos you
nothing for the trial if it does nos pro-
duce the results we clam. This rem
edy is called ReXall -" Hair Tonic.
We honestly believe t TO be the best
must SCItHIliC ISIheCy lOI SCt'p dut.
hair troubles, and we know OF nothing
else that equals it for effecti; eness,
because of the results it has produced
in thousands of cases.
ReXall "93" Hair Tonic is devised
to Danish daundruff, =, store natural
color when its loss has beer broagh
about by disease, and make the hair
naturally silky, soft and glossy It.
does this because it stimulates the
hair follicles. destroys The germ mat
ter and brings about a free, healthy
circulation of blood, which nou"isheS
the hair roots, causing them to tighten
and krow new hair. We want every
body who has any troIble witt hal:
CT scalp to know thar ReXall "93
Hair Tonic is the best hair tonic ana
restorative in existence. and no one
should scott at or doubt this state
ment until they have Tut our claims
to a fair test. with the understanding
that they pay us nothing for tn rem
cry if ii does not give full and COM
Vlete satisfaction in every particular,
The sizes. 30 cents and $1.09. RcE.em-
Der YOU can obtain ReXall Remedies
in Brunswick only at our store Tho
ReXall Store. j. l.. Andrews
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-04-15
The Sound Sleep of Good Health.

The restorative power of sound
sleep cannot be overestimated and
ailment that prevents it is menace to
health. ]. L. Southers, Eau Claire.
Wis, says:-"For a long time l have
been unable to sleep soundly nights.
because of pains across my back and
soreness on my kidneys. My appetite
was very poor and my general condi-
taking Foley's Kidney Pills but short
time and now sleep as sound as a rock
eat AMI enjoy my meals, and my gen.
eral condition is greatly improved. I
can honestly recommend Foleys Kid
ney Pills as I know they have cured
me-" Atlanta Pharmacy.