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gj The Gazette.
Local Flashes.
Maledictory will appear next week.
Don't forget to come ami look at the
Berk shires,
drop leports from the west are splen
did.
Ilravv rains have fallen ill southwest
Georgia.
The Tennessee river is lower than it
has [been since 18bi,
S|he 'l imes says there is not an idle
workman in t oliimbus.
The corn crop of lower Feast 'Tennes
see will fall short of an acreage.
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One firm in Home has sold nine ear
h,ads of ice in the last two months,
two or three blasts lurnaces can he
elected at Birmingham at an **ar!y day.
The Augusta (la., cotton factory has
paid a dividend ol 8 per cent.
Removing ohst ructions from the
Oeuialgre liver is progressing.
Mr. D. M U alley, went to Spring
viile, Monday to sepcml a few weeks.
r jjkvo hundred and ninety-nine houses
have hocu erected in Atlanta in three
mouths.
Work has again been renewed on the
church, perhaps it will yet he finished
sump day.
App! es in this section are beautiful,
an l Lie brought into town and sold at
7Acts* per bushel.
Upv. J. G, Jaeoway stopped into see
is this week on his way Irom attending
uwejing in Ala,
Ma ter lien L. Pace, of Trenton lias
leen quite ill for the last week, but is iin
•roving rapidly.
Mr A. 1,. II <iward of Trenton, who
ia>< been in t lie ore business at < toltawah,
lean , i> expected home Sunday.
AG umincr letter from a girl of the pc
•iod; (lone up in poetry shows a good
supply of spoony baux.
Mini is a fish; woman is the line; Her
mile is the float; her 1 i }* s the bait; love
he took; and marriage the frying-pan.
' Mb . \V. F. Xetherry, and Messrs Pav
)tt and W ord Pace, from Trenton, weie
Filling the Iron Works Wednesday.
%
Mr. A B. Lee, and family start to Al
bama, the last of this week, oil a visit
f several weeks, to see their relatives in
liatfetate.
I
Th< ( 'onstitution makes tlie extraordF
ary admission that Atlanta cotton lo
?ijts have lal’en off 12,000 hales in the
us| jyear.
Mr Matiious Morgan, an old ami
ortHv citizen ol Dade Cos., who lived
ne mile below Trenton, died last Tites
ay flight.
1: s. Falley B. Rogers, returned form
er visit to Trenton, Monday, well
leased with her stay with the kind j •co
le of that place.
> . _
e have had excellent rains, and
dps arc looking line. There will he a
reat<l; , nl more of corn made in this
•unly than was expected.
Mr, Berry Burnett Irom Jackson Cos.,
divlnd our sanctum last 'Tuesday, with
is presence, he and his wifs are over on
\ isii to M r.( jcorge Cureton and fa lit i
—
Py 11 111 .2 man by the name of Deglail
latheriulaw Herrin at White-
f e fvsterduy, 'The dilHetility grew out
oa.-.e intimacy with Herrin and his
Aim was, Deglans wile. Her
w a Baptise j*roa< her and not Metho-
Kis the ( hattanooga l imes would
Mr. K. Mann, caine in on this morn.ug
train, he is drumming tor a Baltimore,
house. He has a daughter living here,
and we suppose He will remain some
days.
Mrs. Allison formerly of tin’s place, re
turned from Texas, this morning. She
is looking quite well, and we arc glad Jo
welcome her in our midst again.
Quick ! quick ! ! quick !!! Yes,
come quick and have your picture taken
for Mr. Fowler will remain hut one week
longer We can assure you he will do
you good work.
We were invited by Key. S. < Toss,
to cat grapes with him last Sunday eve
ning. Pro. C. has the finest vines and
largest and most delicious grapes it has
been our good fortune to partake ol this
year.
The Gazette office, will change hands
next week, and .ve are under many obli
gations to all our patrons for their liber
al support, and we desire all those who
are in debt to us, t ) come lorwar l and
pay up.
For N.ilc.
Five line Perk shires at this often. 'They
are thorough bred stock, don’t tail to
come an 1 see them 'Two fine young
cows, and calves, and one heating stove,
call at this office.
t
'The fever still increases in Memphis.
'Telegrams announce twenty-two new
eases and give deaths since yesterday
morning August loth. 'The official le
ports since July the 10th, shows four
hundred and twelve eases, undone hun
dred and eight deaths.
(iiiiiernl /Issemhlj'
The hill to define and prescribe a pen
alty for lobying was defeated in the •Sen
ate, by a vote of 19 yeas ami 18 nays,
not being a constitutional majority.
'The bill to prohibit the working of fe
rn i]< , in the chain gang, Was passed.
Toe House, has under consideration
the bill for the. sjieedv trial ol persons
charge with any of the grades of homi
cide; known as the Paeon murder bill.
A short love epistle was picked U{> on
the street a few days since, ol which only
a post.sc rip was decipherable. it read
thus: “Dearest love—l swallowed the
postqgc stamp on your last letter, because
1 knew your sweet lips had touched it.”
Mr. C. 11. Vann, the enterpising Jas
per merchant, has sold out to W . r I .
Lelvis and J, L. Minter. Mr. Louis is
tin* clever postmaster, and Mr. Minter
the genial county elmk. We* hope the
successors of Mr. Vann will meet with
the same success of their prdecessor.
One of the signers of the circular is
sued by leading republicans of Hamilton
county advising othet republicans to
vote lor the compromise, voted this kind
of a ticket : “Under the circumstances 1
vote accepted, but d——the circumstan
ces.
There was an alarming difficulty oc
curred on the point of Lookout mountain
between It. A. Thomas and the \N hite
side bro’s, in which twenty shots were
fired without effect. Hugh Wldteside is
now under bond of a thousand dollars,
as tlie result ol the melee.
W e are creditably informed that then 4
is a violin in this county that is one hun
dred years old. It is the property ot
Mrs. Wilson o|’’Lookout mountain, who
is an exclient violinist, it was the prop
erty of her grandfather, and also her fa
ther, who were both musicians and teach
ers ol music ami dancing.
(flC’orgia item*
'The Thomasviile Enterprise says Mr.
Varnadoe, of that county, will net in tjjjc
neighborhood ol $o.)0 from the sale ol
the products <d‘ much less than au acre
of the Le( 'onto }>ears.
The Dahlonega Signal says; “For the
first time in seyeral months there seems
to he enough work for al 1 . Tliis is cei
tainly a cheering sign.”
At the horticultural society mei ting
at Macon there wore thirt v-two varieics
of penehes, and hunches <*f graipes wcigli
ing over a pound each.
( art lev, IVivev
It is l very common to hear theiemark
inadf) of a young man that he is so in
dust!ions and so economical that he is
sure to be thrifty and prosperous, anti
this may he very true ot him so long
he remains single. Put what will.his
habitual prudence avail him against
the careless wasts and extravagance o
an uucalculating, unthinking wife ? 11
ini r l l l as well he doomed to spend hi
strength and life in attempting to cate
water in a sive. The effort would 1 •
hnf liy less certainly in vain: Habits •
economy, the way to turn everythin
in the household affairs to the best ac
coiim.-these are among the things which
every mother should Uach her daughter.
W ithout such instruction, those who
are poor will never become rich while
those who are rich may become poor.|
Kxchange.
IY i>l ice,
To TilK People OF M< -Lcmohk’n Covk
Dr. ( mm*. P. .lordan, Dentist, of Rising
Fawn Ga., will make a Profession trip
through MeLemores ( ove diming tin*
month of Sebtcmbcr, and parties need
ing work in his line will have an oppor
tunity of having it done in a most, sub
stantial manner, and at most reasonable
juices.
jjar- All work done by him Pears
his guarantee of durabilit y.
You will see in another place that Dr.
Jordan will make a porfossional tri j> to
Walker (do., in September, and will, be
}rc|)ared to do all kinds of dental work.
(ii ve him your work.
your Policy at Bionic
For, cash 1 will make a iirst class
French calf hand sewed hoot, for $9.00,
A gaiter for s<). Ladies’ hand sewed kid
shoe tjta. Pegged $ L
Scotch edge Boots a speciality.
>a!so Peg Fiji Boots from TOO up.
Our work will eomjiare with any, for
fit, stylo and wear. All work must.be
paid for beQre leaving Hi" shop. 'Those
at a dstance'can have their Work sent sub
ioct to inspection.
Pules sent for self measurement.
'Trenton, (la. T. 11. Robertson.
Tcrlilii’aliVi.
We the undersigned certify that Wili
am Newson is a first class well digger in
dirt or rock, and also to wall up wells,
the public well he dug at Trenton, was
done exactly according to order, and we
can recommend him to any and all that
want wells dug or repaired.
James W. Blevins, A. J. Lee, T. H.B.
(’ole, John F. Jaeoway, W U. Jaeo
way, Andrew Blown, J.U. Smith, W.
S. Tavlor, B. D. Hugh Alli
son, N. W. Cole, AV. 11. Sutton.
We the undersigned certify that Mr.
Newson, fully eomjdied with His con
tract in digging wells for us, and they
give perfect saiisfaetion in every resjiect.
J. C. Smith, T. 11. 1L Cole.
J illy 28th, 1879.
A IS;QU<!*ofim k Trize.
A FINK SEW IXO MACHINE OIVEX Alf.lV.
\\ e jjropose to give a fine sewing ma
chine to the young lady, or young gen
tleman. who will send us the largest num
ber of subscribers from the first of Au
gust; t: the first day of October. The
cash must accompany every name, we
will keej> a list ot the names, until the
time expires, and then we will [midis
them. Renewals will he taken; also all
kinds of produce will he received when
delivered at any de]>ot in the county.
ECONOMY
Coo3sl2n.gr or Haatlaa-g*
5 cts.a day
# New Excelsior Oil Stove.
Just tbs Thing k LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Send for Circulars
COLEMAN GAS APPABATU3 AND OIL CO.
7S Market Street, Chicago.
Dm
YSPEPSIA
Mi
FI SHE it DYSPEPSIA BELT CO.,
833 Illinois St., Chicago
Fat*im;rK Store.
We will pay one dollar per bushel for
all good wheat delivered to ns within
he next thirty days, on accounts.
Will pay 90 cents in goods at follow
priees : coffee o and (Jibs to the dollar.
>ngar lOlbs to the dolhtr. domestics 7
•nd 8 cents per yard, joints "> to cents
or yard, brogans .shoes #l.lO to $1.27)
>er pair. '] he above, are the prices of
'aiding articles; we sell everything in pro
ortion, \\ e ask you to call and see lor
ourselves and do not take other pcojdes
"i’d for it that we sell at high prices.
Good siipjdy <d bacon constantly on
• nd. Sit tons flour S*J.OO jmr hundred
lbs.l •aeon 10 cents per pound. Respect -
fully yours, Kjimi tV Bhown.
47 4-t.
JAMES A. CASE,
—With—
LEE & GRIFFISS’
—a i: lv-
C ash Store,
TRENTON, GEORCIA.
Ia " now Hsoci itcil with J, 1,. 11:rr41 in
hu!*inp*.>* tor ihc above named Ann, and do re
spectfully invite my <•!<! friend* and raOumer*
to rail and see n* when they need anything in
n general line ol merclmmfi** before ptlrf*baling
elsewhere. We can innKe it to Voiir ititerest to
huy Irom us, for the goods wr represent were
bought in large quantities and fof r#b. He
ineinher that thi* firm are the general agents
tor Olivers Chilled l*low, that have sc com
pletely monopolized the plow trade, and no oth
er persons are allowed to sell them in this see
•ion of the country only l*y their eonsent. Look
out for us; we are coming around to plow some
tor you before the tall season arrives lor turning
lands for wheat Ac. \bout SH Would induce
us to leave the plow with you and leave our
selves soon (after dinner). We will pay in cash
the highest market priee for all good merchant
able wheat when delivered in any of, the depots
iti this countv.
I GUARDIANS SALK.
OF.nnoi.v cmuntv.
By virtu re c*f an order *d the court of
jOrdinaiy, 1 will sell before the court
lonise door in 'Trenton, on the first Tues
day in September next, Within the legal
Hours of sale, the following real estate ol
I*. A. Tatum, for the benefit of creditors
!to wit: lots of land No’s 328 425 420
j and 90 acres of 299, in the I ith district
and 4ih scot ion ol
| one undivided eighth in lots ol
land No’s PA) 120 atnrl‘lo in the 18th
district and 4th section of said coiintv.
Terms cash. 'This Aug 7th 187!).
Ron*. J*. Tatum* (itinrdian.
(i KOPG 1 .1 DA DK COUNTY.
Whereas, W. administrator on tin
estate of K. W. O'Xeal late of said county
and ceased, has Applied for leave to stdl the ro:J
estate bclongiA t gaid estate,for benefit ot
heirs and cred^or.*.
All persons concerned arc hereby notified to
file their objections, if uny exist, on or before the
first Monday in September next, else leave Wil|
be gntfited the applicant to sell said real estate
Tbiil July 21st ls7y.
J. A. II KNNE TT. Ord in a ry.
(K( fP( *I A —l).\ DM ( 'ot N TV.
Ordinary’s office, June 7, Irti^
Whereas, Thomas J. Morgan, guardian of the
persons and property of Kdvtnrd H. and Wm.T
Wade, i epre'sents that lie has fully discharged
his s..id trut, and prays for Icttefs of dismis
sion.
All persons concerned aro hereby notified to
file their objections, if any exist, oil or before
the first Monday in July next, else letters of
diamissiofl Will be granted applicant.
32-4. J. A. HEN NETT, Ordinary.
Khcrifl Salt s*
Will he sold before he court house door in
the town of Treft ton, Bade Cos., for cash, on tin
first Tuesday' in September next, Within th*
legal hours ol sale, the following property to wit.
one undivided half interest of lot of land No 187
in the 10th district and 4th section of Dade Co.*
levied on as the property of Mitch Pope, to sat
isfy a Superior eourl ft fa in faVor of John l. Di
vine, vs Mitch Pope. Property pointed out by
the defendant Mitch Pope.
Also at the same time and place, lots’of land
Nos. .’’.‘l ">4 4 land part of 28, in the ISth distinct
and 4th section ol nado Cos., levied on as the
property of Larkin Payne, to satisfy a. superior
court (i fa in favor of J ohn M. Gillespie against
Larkin Payne. Property pointed out ly defend
ant.
Also at the same time and place, lots of land
Nos. Hoand .14 in the ISth district and 4th sec
tion of Dade Cos., levied on as the property of
Larkin Payne, to satisfy a superior court fifa in
favor *C Adams Throne A Cos., agains t Larkin
Payne. Property pointed out by defendant.
f his July the noth lK“fi.
James W. Hi.kvins, Sheriff.
BALLOON STORE!
Staple and Kaney
DRY GOODS,
SEW f G MACHINES Of All . Inds,
Needles, Oils and Attachments,
Butterlok’s Paper Patterns,
Buy the White Sewing Machine, as it
is the Best in the World.
Send for Samples and Prices,
H. H. SOUDER,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
A sure cure for
all Stomach and
Livr Ailments,
without medicine
on the aucceuaful
principle of
ABSORPTION-
If yon are troub
led with Dyspepsia
Biliousness , Ituii
gesiion, or Liver
Complaint* Send
for circular. Price
of Bolt, $2 00.
Address*
Al:thniss:t f lt. II v.
QIK K TIMK -VXD |)inr/T < OXNt.t TtOXS
Uetween ;i H
soiJTH\vi:,sTi:nx rmi^s
*And*tln!
vilKJixia spmxcis.
New York, Philadelphia, Halthtiore and
Wash in gton.
TiiiiOriiJi s!.i:t;rix<j (’.uis i/AlfV
]>otWot*l
VIC l\ S nr \U J A (’HA 'FT A X (HUi A
I’lm'lisis*' vnur Tickrts vin.
A L Ali AM A <.’HE AT SOUTH K 1! X I! . ]l
For fill Points Xnrth ;tii<l K.tSl.
. r H miles shortest route 16
vioKsitCiro',
■lAcfiSO.V,
StKkIIMAN
an<l .14 miles shortest roitte to
NK\V UIft.KANS,
MHIHI.K,
UU^ACOI.A
KrtACf. t,
MOXTOOM KRV
A flit rttt points Soiitli ami MoUth-tvost.
DifRM connection at Rirminghniti wit ; S.AN
Railroad.
He sJtc thrt jrottr tiefeHs fvtfd \iu
Tilt. A I.A l!A At .a Uitt'AT ffOt tllEltX t{| A 11. KO AF>
Trains leave Union Pits. ■tender bepot at 8..’50 a
mi. daily.
Ciias. I\ 1 >ai.ft, L. I*. Morrison*,
(len. Suporin’ohuetlfi (Jen/ Fits; A Ticket Agt
Chattitno >ga, T 1 euu. Cliat tanoog i, Tend
W. M. Newsom,
l’H.si Til’A r, dirt & rock
W e 1 1-Digger,
TiIKXTON, (iA.,
Is prepared to dig wtdh on short notice
ami on #
RtM^olmhlp
Will guarantee each well to 1 if* sup
plied with a gouti stream of water. I*ai
ties having wells to dig would do well to
see me before contracting.
lhuitciuher 1 titsiire every well to
a fiord o leet ol water during all seasons
or 11? months, or no charges made.
i i ing ut all kinds done on
rr4P’ l notice. 514 -Im.
Hamilton House,
.1. 11. R Prop’r.
('or. Market and Sixth Sts.,
011 ATT A N 00(5 A, - - TkNX.
CKN'THAI.I.Y LOCATED.
y i
Webb Tatum,
Agent for
Britton’s Nursery
KsTII.I. SI’KINOS, MIDDJ-M TkXX.,
lias all kinds of fruit and ornamental
trees consisting of 11 i4i finest (jualities ol
early, late and other varieties ot I’each.
Apple, I*e:r,\\ il<l (Joo.se lTnm, ('lierrv,
md anythin# in the
I have a [ditto hook, hr round
some time this seasmi for the purpose ot
esolmg trees, or ] a rites wanting troe<
will please notify me at this place. W ill
sell at prices to suit tha hard times and
guarantee all I‘rtlit to he as represented,
[’lease hear in mind the diiferenee in buy
ing from a citizen of the county and bav
in# from holiic one Volt novel expect to
ese again*
WATERS’ OKC c® N ORGANS
A life woit lirautifnl
t btj le • t periVrt in
tom* ever iiuidr.Thpy
ffh' ° t '"’- re!etvrnu-l
■ ISjft)l A (’oneet rc Rrop wliieli
V 7 ' a f *U* Jniif iitiuii of the
jgypf Tl'uimn VoJ?’,v
octaves of liclle tuned
EirlfPrv ,H Perfect harmony
IMjIIQ Ti '* r,s tl> r -rceilH,cnidlkrii‘
effect magical and
&&■?%)§ s rJecirlfyln*. YTA
JMia TKKS’ CI.4TI.ION'A,
oit < ii es tni ai.
w< ma.T.s, CONCJ'Ii-
TO, VESPER, CENTEX MAI J CHIVIES
OMC!TIE*TRIO? CHOIKS, CITAPET., I ’.-
VOIJITE, SOtfYEMU, On.CiCV and HOU
IMHIt, OPf. tvs, In I’nfqne Frettrli f'hcn
com Li no IMiltlTY "f VOICING iriih rimt
'•W! of tone; mltnblo for PARLOR or
CiJIUCII.
waters’
Duperb J/tirror Top
Souvenir Organs
The cases of th**e |JS|b
benatirnl Orirann or* fj§a It'S—afo Hi 1
richi.yfimsi:ei>
in HOl.ll> ItI.ACK Ii
WALM TANARUS, Hint re- I
markable klUud for I flj
purity of toiWF nnd % 5 ,
prrleel mechanism. StJljta
EXTItEJIKI.Y I.OW flpL
for CASH or on Install*
ments. XV ill sell a better inatriiment ai a
loweriirici* tlittn any other house in tk* IT. H.
WATERS PIANOS ‘SrttfSST
<trr the TILsT fllAiiF, the Tone, Tourli, VI ork.
•nanship anil PuruHlity IJnanrpnsseft. War
rniurit lor Six YEARS. PRICES Extreme,
ly l.°vr/wr Cash. Atom lily Insia Hitienf* re.
f, rn r, A librt uf ilisrount Stuck? *.H! / inters.
'■hfirche* f Sch+olt f rjnihfl* % rfc.A<ENTS WANTED.
Special liKhicetneniN to. A*Trade. Elmtrnn,’
t iUiiilH. Srcoiufoliand Pianos A
Orwans e/CHEAT UAKCAINS. Sheet Ilusic
at Halt Price; r 3 it: m 1 ceuf a. mua*.
HORACE WATERS A sOTTS, j| iuPrr. and
Heaters, 40 Last ii*l\ York
Ayer’s Ague Cure,
Fof frever and A£ue, Intermittent Ferrr,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb Ague.
Periodical or Eiliofis Fever, &c., and indeed
all the affections which arise from malari
ous, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
This is a compound remedy, prepared with
scientific skill lVdm vegetable ingredient-, v,);icl
rarely fails to cure the severest eases of ( hills
and Fever and the eortcondtant disorders, *m b
a remedy tire necessities of the people in mala
rious districts demand. Its greatsuperioi it\
over any other medicine yet discovered for tin.
cure of is, that it contains no qui
nine or mineral, and those who take it are free,
from danger of quinism or any injurious efleet
and are as healthy after using it as before. It
has been extensively employed during the ln-t
thirty years in the treatment of these distressing
disorders, and so unvarying lias been its sue.ee-s
that i! has gained the reputation of heingim.d
lible. It can, therefore, be safely recommended
ns a sure remedy ami specific for the Fever anil
Ague of the West, ami the Chill* and Fever >t
the South. It counteracts (lie miasmatic poisoi
in the blood, and frees the system from its inti a
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes orchitis,
once broken up bv if, do riot return until the
disease is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which arise from
lire irritation of this poison, such as Neuralgia,
Rheumatism. Gout, Headache, Bliwlnm-s
Toothache, Karachi, Catarrh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Splenic Affections. Hysterics. Pain
in the Bowels, Colie, Paralysis, ami derange
Of the Stomach, all of which become' intermit
tent or periodical, have no speedier remedy the
Avkk’s Aui'i: Oukk, which cures them nil alike,
and protects the system from future attacks. A rl
it preventive, it is of immense service in tho„-e
Oommnnities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
it stays the development of tin*, disease if taken
on the first approach Of the premonitory symp
toms. Travellers and temporary residents art.
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
will ever suffer if tltejk avail themselves of the
protection this rcihcdy affords*
For River Complaints, arising from torpidity,
it is an excellent remedy ; it stimulatesitliis organ
Into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures where other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr, J. C, Ayer & Cos. f
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LO IV EL L , MASS .
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS RTKItYWIIKKR.
KItERtPSS^
This standard article is com pound
ed with Hie greatest care.
Its effects are as w onderful and as
feat is factory ns ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to it#
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itch mg
and dandruff; It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties if restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and mak
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
Asa dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, “The con
stituents are pure, and carefully se
lected for excellent quality ; and I
Consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes.”
Price* One Dollar*
Suok±ag2aam’s Dyo*
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation mnv bo
relied on to change the color of the
beard from gray or any other undesir
able shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. It is easily applied, being in
one preparation, and quickly and ef
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.*
NASHUA, N.H.
toll by fell Erajjcist;, aai Healers 1& lf£c!stf-
NO MORE BAT.DHEADS-
The Race to Entirely Di >appeap.
The announcement that the race of bald
heads is soon to disappear entirely from the
face of the earth may startle the timid, and
prate harshly upon the ears of those who
are accustomed to regard the shining pates
of their friends with a sort of sacred rever
ence; hut no harm is to come to those ur
fortunates.who, like poor Uncle Ned/' have
ho wool on the top of the head, the • lace
where the wool ought to grow.” Theyar#
not to he extirpated, and not a hair of
their heads is to be injured. Their bald
ness is to be covered over, not by art, bn*
by a natural growth of hair, stimulated
development by the application, ol that
most wonderful discovery, UarhoUne, r de
odorized extract of tp L;,n 3
cases it will almost destroy the i£er.t.ty or
the individual for a time; tbg hango
will be such a delightful apd agraea’de oT> °.
that all must eventually rejoins over *
It will be very curious, 4o\tii4lQß&, t<
all the baldheads frQm 4 tlitk qhurchi s tie.-
lecture rooms, ths t theaters, and ot’ne
public asseinbUvM, but, the t?ansfm nat
is bound to come.' )No matter how s.r.ooi
or shining the orb —no matter how b:d'o
it has been — when tickled o’er a fev vin
with Carbohpe it is bound to bring o r
abundant srop, and. enable the possess
of the head to shake his ' ;cks 5
proudly as did eve\* Samson or A v ' v. ;
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