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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
AUSTRIAN ENVOY QUITTING.
Baron HsnseImuiIer Announces Res
ienation of Ambassadorship.

Bar Harbor, Me-. Aug. "a. - Baron
Hengelmuller Won Hengervar, the Aus
trian ambassador to the United States,
formally announced that he has been
granted leave to return to Austria
next Thursday. 1t is his intention
not to return, but to settle permanent
ly in his own country, after being In
The diplomatic service forty-four years.
twenty Of which have been spent in
the United States. He has made no
plans further than to occupy his seat
In the house Of lords. Baron Hengel-
muller said:
Il have Informed my W govern
ment and the American state depart
ment Of my intention, which | shall
carry out unless something unforeseen
occurs. Both myself and my family
are leaving the United States with
feelings Of the deepest regret"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
BOY STARVED TO DEATH.
Unpopular With PIaymates, He Is
Buried In Bushes.

Kansas City, Aug. 24.-Because he
was not popular with his playmates
and continually sought their company.
little Joseph Zimmerman, four years
old, was stoned to death. His body
was buried In the brush, and the lads
who murdered him went on about
their self appointed task Of capturing
bugs along Cliff drive.
This happened on Sunday. Two Of
the FIVE boys In the party confessed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
500 EXECUTIONS IN CANTON

Death Penalty Imposed Even For Theft
and Gambling.
Canton, Aug. 24-More than 500 exc.
cutions have occurred here In the pas,
month. The police, the military com
mander, the naval authorities and the
courts all claim and exercise the right
to impose and execute capital sen
fences.
Death is the penalty for gambling
false representation, piracy, theft, ex
tortion, selling arms without a license
Joining enforcement organizations
treason, murder and harboring Grim
inals.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
Family In Auto Wreck,

Howard City, Mich, Aug. 24.-Dr
Fred w. Joslyn Of Big Rapids, his wife.
Janet, and his son Howard, four years
old, are dead, and DR.. Joslyn's mother.
Mrs. F. w. Joslyn, is dying as the r
suit Of their automobile being hit by a
freight train.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
CliH Climber May Recover.

Lugano, Switzerland. Aug. "A. -
Charles Marion, the American youth.
may cover from the injuries recsiv.
ed when he fell over 4 cliff while A.
cendtng Monte San Salvatore. The
says he has hopes Of saving
life, although his skull was badly
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
Earth slide in Panama Canal,

Panama. Aug. 24.-Canal machinery
and workers were In peril from a slide
Of earth which occurred In a cut nca
Las Cascades, but no lives were lost.
Las Cascades Is between Obispo and
Culebra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
DEAR LIVING AND MILITARISM
Or. Starr Jordan Traces High Prices to
Army and Navy OutIays.

WI ~
Army and Navy outIays.
Salt Lake City, Aug. pam eco
nomic Interpretation Of wars and of
preparations for war, in which he
m%arshalled a great array of facts
against militarism, was made by DR..
David Starr Jordan before the Ameri,
can Institute Of Banking here.
In his address, which was the fea-
ture Of the days meeting, DR.. Jordan
affirmed that bankers generally were
opposed to val because wal involved
the destruction Of wealth. Interna
tional pawnbrokers financed wars and
by controlling the purse strings ruled
the issues among the great powers.
The speaker traced the Increased
cost Of living to the military and naval
expenditures Of the world.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
Shot Dead In Saloon,

Clinton. Mass, Aug. "a. = William
Durkin, sixty eight, was shot and kill
ed I'm a saloon by Martin O'Malley, an
employee Of the Crossman House. 1t il
generally believed that the shooting
was accidental.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24

The news when it Is news In the
NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24
WEATHER EVERYWHERE.

Observations Of the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 p. m. yesterday follow:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-24

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NOTICE

Concrete and paving work, also
garden work, tree trimming and cut
ting; lowest prices. Write or call
Fred Chrs.tensen, 100 Fayette street.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
THE swan sosGe o. TAFT

~ SA1URDAY night Hvs1nt 1st rseaAsd ~ teasA
~ 1hs Prssdsnt bnqnst ths Lee1s
dsas his dsEsa& yuolEEod seaG
TAa* speech proves thas bittnss IN h1nor HI
defeat rsaklss In the ~ ng
eitissa who has bean rgt for AsaEiy four ysaxA
fhs pesdsnts ag inRsss ths ada&ioa ths 8sa1sl
has always had for the We Avs Away, believed tas Prs
dent TAFT has been the htss = naay unj1e atae although
We have agreed with ~ pslitcany
A. n Tie with osvaad t. ninA q ~
greatest Il American peso, bisvs taat hessy YIN give
more Howard
1a1t tAaA his contemporaries ~ 9vea lin.
n closing words of II 11U 0nb apsssh Saturday ng4
rsveal ~ spirit xhsso words 1ooWs:
Tbeg you to bslisvs thak s Il ths WY emphatic
By which leave the Office e only the deepest gratitude
the American people for having the honor and sincerely
op in looking back what s been DONE that there
progress warrant belief good has
been accomplished regret that has
greater. Grand Junction aozk1al
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
sosn PECULIAR THINGS

III THEIR fr attempt Tie initiative aAd rs1snnn ths
people Of Colorado did wy peculiar tansa 1hsy ADOPTED
recall officials law and also the recall q d aad
dsatsd ths contempt q court In or word Thy want
recall t judges and hs tudg ernioaA but they
to uphold tie dignity f ts court far contempt
o.sd Under this result judge still continue to find for
tempt under any and an circumstances
Another thing that tsy accomplished to adt bota hs
biS regular and as take And s f&s
IN specifically rspsas rsgllr. In otAr words ws
~ tAsy adopeed IL fae I'm repealed IL Wry ty aa
u regular I'm
1hsy ds1sassd tie editorial to print initiated ard
DIed bills and constitutional amendmnts in pamphlets and
e through the and apparently defeated the
ug pamph system BILL thus leaving the Of printing high
Either would reduced practical
" onehaN.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
NOTICE

G!enwood Spring., Colo, Nov. I, 1912
Notice is hereby give. tAa. the N
aual meeting Of the Stoekholles Of
tn, FARMERS MILLING, MINING
AND MERCANTILE COMPANY viii
be held in Gleawood SPRING. On Sstur.
day, De. IA, 1912, fer ~ pszposs VI
eaectinI Direction and soeh other busl.
ssO - nay cone before IL nesting
1877 @. ". PARHER, sssy.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

hsssass6 bsaAsd 611nao ~ ~ ssaAA ~ sausl
~ dnsI asssdA yssysasA ~ kghvsy ssusA ~ psh6s
utilities ssast ~ s hsrsaa ~ ~ psAhs svas
nsa vsEs IN po Jloo Il ~ AausssaGs pHsy = siEh9
twe fsar - - ~ ua saA - ~ psas tAsy
were dsfsa4sA n s10 WsF 6sacy hsr vis1sy tUios
ths prsaias - - o sions int av ~ ~ psse
then turned aaA asGsa1sA ~ Drspssihsns
However hs haa = ~ initiative and reSsrsAnn ny
ths people vn laas1 ~ - BY and byPusss osftain
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
WANING

Nov Aha% cold wctAer y On, AAvs
bse. receiving . MURDER Of complaints
ef horsss being LEFT tied witAese bsiag
perfected; also Of boyS ever-1rivins
thsA The hw y very striet % this
and I sAall eafoses the sane after this
dsts. Anysss knowing q s.sA cruelty
wesh favsr ne BY rsPerting s.aA -
J. II. HUTCHIN0A
State Humane OASosr.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

0LH1WooD PRoPR1fY 10 x1Aps
Parties having 0arAeid county
ssseAes - disposs Of Wke WI sss
- payment desirable 0leawoed ps.
Psty will 10 veil to make their wsnss
kssws - Ne ~ have . few trades
Il that kind in view.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
4 OR1A1 1uu.Dule HAIxe

= Ax 0O00Gll8 PALS
whsa H. feanaakisa = undermined. ed
IL tAs fsandatioa Of health-gsod H.
gestioH-is attacked, quick collapse foi-
lows. On the first signs Of Indigestion,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills should be
taken to tone the stomach and regulate
liver, kidneys ard bowels. Pleasant,
easy, safe and only % cents at Chas.
D. Barnes City Drug Store.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
FATE OF rz1 SEVEN LITTLE oovERMoRs

IT . long aEo beidge
since Mr. Roosevelt throw his hat into the bat sxosnt
enables to rss through sia darby that his
for demanding ~ third Of eoffss given him BY
little h perspective Of the years nay bend
coming gnsraon p recognition Of these wise Of
east and west but ooatpsry history with it, usual bat discern
ing cruelty declines while
alleys into which fate has GAouldered them.
stubbs Of Kansas beaten for Carey Wyoming
election for govnoe odch Of Nshra defa&ed
Michigan not rsnona4sA Bass Of New Hampss
mated and Hadlsy of Missouri back in TIE foad OF ths
seven tie single w has not bssa dpPsA into ~ sab
cellar Of politics 1aAy anA hs still IN ndt bseaass
b invited ~ eossal to d helping eetSs bxt bsass
abandoned AnagsAoa ~ ~ psyoaasgea nsntoat IAhs
Herald RspabioaA.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
Tn aLEnwooD MOTOR CLUB

PEAKG Of good roas Boosting and that very popular
topic these days the goed roads Of 0snwood SPRING.
have sst that bit as for The rsst Of the Colo.
rado follow
The Gsnwood Springs Hstsr club real club has
modious and full a spirit Of genuine hspfune and
cordaity Men like Austin Gavin C6 PARKS ". Pazson and
the rest Of the Motor club crowd ts Springs have
tourists and they as <hat The that this
accomplished by WORKS oonvsoo 10 thsy have gone
work and beside working y spending their money
the privilege helping the Il hs city enjoy the benefits Of
business they hope n oweod Springs Motor
Of the strongest good Ee factors bsewsa Dsav and the
state line and the boosters in nd Junction mighty giad
crowd has banded together Garfield county for this pposs
makes the general work of rsaA Avpat a Ceaeade
that much sassr-0fand JunGisa HsW1
=
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
JUST oRIAA
Ths Forgiveases sf lga&nreHsr Oso-
seAAt DensAictasa

tSenator John J. Ingalla)
Lying in the sunshine among the bat
tercups and the dandelioas Of Nay,
scarcely higher in intelligence than tAs
minute tenants Of that mimic willse.
ness, cur earliest reoollections arc Of
grass; AID when the fitful fever i
ended and the foolish wrankls Of our
market and forum is closed, grass hsals
over tue scar which our deseeat ints
the bosoIa Of the earth has nads. aaA
the carpet Of the infant bsesess IL
blanket Of the dead. Grass y tAs fes-
giveness Ct natars-Aef constant bore
dictiea. Ffelds tzaapaed with Aaatls.
saturatsd with blood, torn With ~
rsts Of cannon, grow green again vi d
srsss, aAa sar.ags 10 fsegottsa. 0tssses
ehaaassea By traffic beoons Rrsss
grown like rural lanes sad ars ssist.
ssated Forss<s decay, Aarvssts perish,
hoves va.isA, bat grass Ia innsrtsi
Releassrsd By tie sal}sa Assts Il vin-
ter, it ~itharaws int ~ inprse,ab.s
fortress Of its subtsfsansaa vitality
and emerGes uPea the firve sslisitasisa
II 'pring. eowa BY tAs vinds, By IL
wandering birds, prspagassd b. ths
subtle agriculture Of tie elensats which
are its ninistess aud servants, It sset-
ems the rude ostlins Of tAs world. Il
beam - SaaasaRy Of b3eem 70 charm
the ss.sss With fns,a.ss - spls.Asf,
but its hemely Aye - more enchanting.
sAAa IL MY - IL rssa n yis,ls -
NUT h sastA = air, a.A ~ sAssaa ~
Aasvsse fan fse . sl.sis ysae; faaane
vsaA Aspspalaso - vsesA
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

- RAND VALLEY NEWS ss4s u.Ar ~ s''lar ~. 80
~ aAsrng ~ psA sass1is. saiA~iL .o.rs.Azhg - ~
Rny especially pssvsd imitation ~ ~ ~
asai.A vhs claiming = - rsshaa.s
1hs election hsA ~ fth Of h nath a.A havs - das
70 fight the is 4 IL eaag. bat in FsqH - ~
x's' attack We want - Ars enA -. F'aE. svsy
that edtssial ~ thae allegiance party nsasassA
BY The poioa agains tAaS party anA it -
iinased BY Brother Winter tsa dat usAsanA ~
naaaing party loyalty W,ebsuns Asthodist prsaahae
serving charge and portion Of his
congatioa because sy had bssa permitted to have @
would play the spoiled bay act and 60 out o ~
would organize another
opposition defiance of the Nstodst church well
that would take them at their word aad
with them that they not good Methodist We doat
care to press the simle further.
ssSss
G ONE PEOPLE . where saf
- f,ss vogue elected sserstxy
o Of ths known character of Jas Psaroa but ~
fa ef Psares election After al very rsakahs WIN
considered In eeansoa with etAar known FACTS 4 ts
Pes& which ability hsacksa ths easasr
for pses vs hsad of Journalistic priss wns
Of M other We do dosbt for moment IL truth
fns Of the statements concerning Psxca bat ws Do NJ
believe them because they printed the Post 30 The Fss
Nay Know spite Of PoA has H.
counted standing vsacity blessed with seh
thing until attack upon reasonable rpua
to invite the sympathy of the community for that man. In
ether words
The truth itself s believed
From who often has deceived"
= = =
Usr1N GAVIN SAYS they have dandy bunch Of boosters
n our people turn
out and give them royal welcome when they here talk
good roads they have down there who soak
enthusiasm Tie good roads question than Austin saA
like much acquainted with them Gavin N.Y. - eslA
only force people oomprshsad IL nsnAoss importance
q paved tra.'oona'nsai highway passing through oasavsed
h would b happy.
CALIFORNIA JUDGE has held that q stays
night his wife compelled give
regular Solomon adss Gave The wife ea.es
sleep lats and who has bssn late party
wants any breakfast
HE Posf u in hearty with the pr
chase q Hanging lake Of soaac
town. A. tAs By viii pepular
resort and a ~ many dawag asta ~
= = =
NAY NOT u gs.sssy 1sv, ut bsys rahaaas
without fhst taking cut h1at1g hosnae
Colorado gans laws and subject - ps,nsat
wise Il DounsGimas guffcient
HE REGRET out Prssdsu faft I'll through aAninis:
ation retained for The laws
and did not understand tn,
ignore them both completely
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
HBWuPApaa LIKE A BAnQuHf

WELL conAaees1 pa8r like haAqust says sxcAaAgs
Everything e1svoa with to ssotoa Help yoar-
self to what a.A - condemn the entire prad
pickles and onions b included do relish
somebody find them pae Be and broad enough
select gracefully sach reading matter from paper
agreeable to ns.tal tat You ndvdsa
PEELED to swallow svsyng We do not all think alike every
subject and is gosA hag makes variety and variety
is the spice Of sxistsasa-A
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
00LE FACT

W editorial b ~ editor personal pAss says
sxehanss h ~ pags which b sxprsss his individual
viswA With hs s1A praise ooadmn without fear
his juAgnsat dictates - hn ESSENTIAL that sdsr
himself should - pert q the editor body and soul It should
have the individually and charaics the editor him
SELF An editor outfit publish magnificent
paper He rent his building and publish in paper
would be gladly received hundreds subscriber ownsrshp
Of equipment inAsnsble
class But ownp the editorial page only
t TO the Of ts but requieent imposed
editor by respect by
subscbsrx An editor who will his editorial page
vote will sell his honor Win sell his people
= = =
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
n oo1mEa AaAM 10 oIEwoop

q r Berger, the wen Known Lad
vile eye sPss;afsA announces tAak -
Win b hsrs asain e IL 0lsavssl
Hsssi. fse I've 1ayA Nov. 10 a.A IA.
Monday ard Tuesday. VIII test ssliSsSS,
shkl1ssab go hsA
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23
AID n oAln 10 PAa

AID n oAn 10 PAS
anA IN s fourth Of his reign that Teddy WHO'S
Moose
out thou be bshold
unto donkey and the Bull Moose said unto him ond
asAs will butt thse OF the bridge fer ths mighty Bull
Of and thou stand against for behold there
il like unto TO be- AID tie
Bun hook his horns the Dsay bat TIE Doasy feared him
bst st his feet asais hin h vsat anA vitA 1y sres
- anA saiA ~ ssr, How this? Il
nst tAs IL bsast Il Andsa nd did hs ns< 10
e:s ~ MA: out q ' .'s ~ vps II. s,..y s ~ t'
tAs ring a.d dep silence hath fa him and hs esssh not
~ nsstA"
And OTHER. answ,rins said Yea hs vas vhe said Verify
win destroy the govnnnt handed down By ths FsAs
and will up sovnmsnt aftsr liking and ahAu rule
people, md sn have other ruler but for
n Alpha omsga-ths beginning The end
and behold sth the fest Of the Donkey and dumb and
openeth not his mouth"
And yet cried out saying
the people behold will improve the work Of the Lord y will
change His handwor will change the features Of tie mighty
Father of Waters straight dig deep
his foundations add breadth thsof viii build high
his smbannents and my navss and my shau ride
peace mighty and sha
prevail against me- Behold him in his humiliation! The
Donkey odereh him rise and that stream in whose dismal
depths the saline flow whore the wolves ysps and bowls
day breaks The silence Of the night
And when the people had done speaking watched the great
staggered himself looked
him and he beloved his hsrd and they answered him not
beloved tsy answered and again the third
before though his believing
throughout length breadth the
herd opened their mouths him. And thinking they
could his he bsckoned the herd
follow followed neither the Bull Mooss the
Calf Wooees the MooGneS
And he ths spscsss
dsappoztnsnt eaAGTia Asa. ~ ~
Knocked him saying AT thou Tie mighty and builder
nations? Art tos the mighty Leader whom The people called
and they called thee why Is they follow thee mott? And the
Bail Moose stamped his foot and answered not but wadsd
journey the head Of the stream he
raising his head be
sitting the broken limb Of dead tree
hcard saying him. Meme tes upharsn!
weighed and found wanting ha!t
Bull Moose fled into the wilderness And his horns
disappeared tail swallowed the
hice shadow dareneh the land where he known
Neither the voice believing heard throughout the land
his picture hath faded from the
and payers publish them because it paysh
the Moose herds call the big Moose vain for he
he who not And he mourneth for
Rachael old moned for her children because
And because written in the book that the Ele
rha though gored by the reacherous Bull Moose
people and he shall take their
cAidra cy brad Elephant pro
and comfort thsm and thsy an and
thy ss The Elephant and support hin for twenty
the doings and sayings a ths Elephant ~
Donksy still further written in this book Il CAron
ielas?-Batesvlls (Ind) Tribune
= =
So30 PECULIAR THNos
II THEIR st attempt to Tie initiative a.d rsfxsdzn hs
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

itching piles provoke profanity, ~
profanity won't remove them. Doan y
ointment is recommended for itching,
bleeding or protruding piles. SOC e
any drug store.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-23

Old p.pen for sal. a. III. .s,.A
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23

drowned Yesterday afternoon at the
Barrett fleet. In company with an
other negro, Henry Howe, he was
taking a lot of ice in a skiff to the
steamer Pacific No. g When near
the fleet, which is moored below the
Halliday hotel, the transfer steamer
Henry Marquand, which was pass
ing at the time, made such heavy
swells that the skiff, which was
heavily laden, was swamped and the
negroes We're thrown into the river.
The accident happened in front of
one Of the barges of the fleet and
before he could get away from the
front of the barge the current car
ried him under it, Howe managed
to get ashore,
Mitchell was married and lived on
Fourth street west of Washington
avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23
FIGHT PROBABLE
OVER SELECTION
OF ALTON B. PARKER

Baltimore, Md, June 22,~-Pros-
poets that the Democratic national
convention will be organized with
out a fight almost reached the van
isinhg point, tonight, with the al
most simultaneous issuance Of
statements by Gov. Wilson of New
Jersey, sustaining William Jennings
Bryans contention for 'fconven-
ton of progressives" and by Chair
man Mack of the National Commit
tee that the committee would make
Judge Alton b Parker temporary
chairman of the convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23
UNION SUNDAY
SCHOOL PICNIC
TO BE HELD TUESDAY

The Union Sunday School picnit
that was to have been held last week
but was postponed on account oil
bad weather is scheduled for Tues
day. If the weather is propitious
there promises to be larger attend
ance this time than ever before. A
thousand attended the picnic last
year. The grounds are short dis
ance from Wickliffe and are reached
by the steamer Three States which
will make several extra trips during
the day to accommodate all who
wish to attend.
Tickets for the excursion on ths
boat were given out last night K
all the children OF the Sunday school
belonging to the Union, these were
gratis. Everybody is invited to at
tend whether they are members Of
the Sunday school or not. The far
will be very reasonable. One can &C
early and return at any time.
There will be refreshments on thu
boat. as well as on the grounds. The
stands will be handled by members
OF the committee. Many amuse.
ments will be furnished on the
grounds to please the children a:
well as older people attending.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23

fectly healthy. 1t makes possible a
natural and luXuriaut growth of
hair, except in cases of chronic bald
ness.
While remedies to be every bit
as good" as Newbro's Herpicide are
frequently offered, one should in
sist upon having the original germ
destroyer, Herpicide. That is genu-
inc, 1t stops itching of the' scalp all
most instantly
Newbro's Herpicide in soc and
$1.00 sizes is sold by all, dealers
who guarantee it to do all that Is
claimed. If you are not satisfied
your money will be refunded.
Applications may be obtained at
good barber shops. Send 10c In post
age for sample to The Herpicide
Co. Dept. r., Detroit, Mich.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23
NEW RAILROAD
FROM CHICAGO
HERE PROPOSED
Papers Filed at Springfield for
Line to Pass Through
Central Illinois

Another railroad for Cairo is on
paper, a line over 400 miles in
length, starting from Chicago, call
I'd the Chicago, Springfield and
Cairo railroad This line has been
under consideration for several
years.
Yesterday Secretary of State
Doyle issued license to incorporate
10 the Chicago, Springfield and
Cairo Railroad Co. to construct a
line from Chicago to Cairo through
he counties of Cook, Dupage, Will
Kendall. Grundy, Livingston, Wood
lard, Mclean Tazewell, Logan, San
agmon, Christian, Montgomery,
clinton, Washington, Perry, Jack
son, Union, Pulaski and Alexander.
The capital stock is nominally
10000 and the principal Offices are
Chicago.
The incorporators and first board
If directors are: Delos p. Phelps, M,
10. Myers, Jasper T. Darling,
5harles G. Fox and w. C. Gregory,
III of Chicago.
The road, as contemplated will
Ass through or near the following
tiles: Joliet, Morris, Pontiac,
Bloomington, Pekin, Lincoln,
Springfield, Hillsboro, Greenville,
1arlyle. Nashville, Pinckneyville,
Murphysboro and Anna.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-06-23
! WOMAN LOST HER HAIR AND
GOT IT BACK WITH HERP|C|DE.

, While there are no thrills in the
narration of Mrs. p. T. Nichols, 623
Broad street, Beloit, Wis, her story
Is nevertheless one of amazing in
terest. Stricken with neuralgia
md erysipelas, | lost all my hair.
My doctor recommended Newbro's
Herpicide. used six or eight bot
lies and now have a fine head of
slightly curly light brown hair. Not
gray hair in my head. This is the
more remarkable as am middle
aged"
While the results which follow
the use Of Newbro's Herpicide are
always more or less astonishing.
they are always natural. Herp:cide
destroys the dandruff germ, stimu-
lates the flow Of blood to the hair
|fcllicles and Keeps the scalp, per-