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    • QUACKS* QUACKS/ QUACKS/
    • SIGNS OF THE T/JIfES.
    • ¦ j VIRTUE AND ITS OWN REWARD.
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      I 7«Ty *I. «»7a] The Tom Ah A Wk. 33

      I 7 « ty * i . «» 7 a ] THE TOM AH A WK . 33

      Quacks* Quacks/ Quacks/

      QUACKS * QUACKS / QUACKS /

      Wesley & Knox, 21 Fmtheb8t0ne Buildings,...

      WESLEY & KNOX , 21 FMTHEB 8 T 0 NE BUILDINGS , , LON'DOJJ . W . C . I 77 '' , a / .. ' "' / r .. '" ,, rv CmL O 9 k-IMTORT AMD EXPORT MKRCHANTS . - ' An *» t */ o r Au , * nranjy , » t , >* and /„ - ^^ ^ ^^ . in < all . reenbaclc Public « Companies . Bonds , Debentures in tile U , . S and ., bought Shares . JiltCA _ , ' , / lltrSt / fill , rt , MORRS old , or exchanged .-SIUEKTOWN . ( nearthe Docks * . -. London . H . MSSC . X . Mrs . Merriam ' s Recipe for Growth of Hair . Beef Marrow ... ... ... ... i oz . Castor Oil ... ... ... ... ... i oz . Tincture of Cantharides ... ... ... 1 dr . Ess Essential ential Oil Oil ot of Bitter Lemon Almonds ... . . . . . . . .. . . . 12 12 drops drops . . paper On , the we other find the side following of this : — receipt , written upon a plain note If you send us 3 s . we will send you a bottle of preparation ,

      Wesley & Knox, 21 Fmtheb8t0ne Buildings,...

      bald in which a few laces we weeks gua und rantee ; has and bee for will n 5 s produce never . enough known hair to make io on fait the the . tmoo hair thet grow t face on p , W . & K . tun A atel ll this y , in the sim e nvelope le « md straightforward containing the same enough , we , but receive unfor a - most pamphlet disgusting and handbills and depraved addressed character to male . and We female cannot of find the word put forward s strong by enough the worst 1 . 0 condemn quack-doctor such are filth not . The equal vilest to the bills m , and we have our onl done y idea ) in the upon hands receiving of the them Society was for to place Suppression them ( as of their public Vice , poverty leaving morality , ) them wage and to decency a fearless ( as they . war have against done such before bi , tter in spite foes to of

      Col For Umns Some The Following Time Pas...

      col For umns some the following time past advertisement , but now discontinued : — , appeared in our I I FXIRTANT WHISKERS 1 IKAD , MOUSTACHES OF HAIR . , AN'D A FINK , RS . MERKIAM , SPKINGI IEI . l ) , MASS ., U . S ., will send , , Featherstone Mthroug Huihlings h lier F . ng , London lish Age , nt W * , . C Messrs , her . RKCF WESLKY . IIT ( Formula and KNOX ) , for , ! ; in nine a month stamps . and One stam bott |> cd le onl envelope y required , producing . Hair on Fnre or Head ' i j or som Of have e cau course not se or there at another a later are , many hav period e , either very of man their become y existence person prematurel s , who acquired , th y ro bald ugh the , ' effemi noble nat art e faces of growi . A ng smooth whiskers slcin and is not moustaches manlnor upon desirabl their e 1 adve and there pun , it rtisements upo arc is n therefore without the face as the no doubt of wonder it one it man looks we y published that recipes genuine many simple . and are To substantial attracted make and y more a very b enough y or s poor uch less , , ; I as efficaciou there arc s for many this purpose who cannot — I > afford <'/<• Cooley the ' luxury s Cosm of etic this Arts work , but , it j ninepence is not out of in the acquiring way that a they recipe should of such expe great nd the importanc small sum e to of j 1 after t their the hat abov we all perso have , e , is and nal of no the appearance the hesitation result mildest has . in description b Actuated giving een so to outrageous the by , man publ this y ic have , vanity so the abomi written results , which nable for of , . j ! our spiri investigatio t of indignatio n into n , that the those matter who , trusting read this honestl will y not , and allow with the matter public decency to rest here , such , but cor wi rupters ll pursue of an public d punish morals such to offenders the very of death do they . deserve Little short . of this is fit for them , no less than this : I I following A few days : letter ago : — our attention was called to this affair by the ; appears send Mrs Sir . m Mcrriam , — e weekly I the beg recei to nine in c pt aution the fo stamps r Tomahawk the you growth , with a ^ amst of . a hai request an Re r , which adve ently that rtisement I forwa she announces rded which would a j in prescription your periodical for . the By same return ; enclosed of post I were receiv two ed an abominable ordinary papers against , one the for inconveniences young married of ladies child-bearing recommending ; and ; the a specific other to racter gentlemen . I did not was read probabl it . y If equally doubt bad , the or worse correctness in its of chastatement Mrs . Bruce , you are ca th n e try the experiment to you whom those for yourself addressed . Dr in . these and my papers are desired to persons apply . ' I am , Sir Resp , ectfully your Obedient Servant , j A Constant Reader of the " Tomahawk . " i Publisher Upon re writing ceipt of fro this m his we decided private address to try for , received ourselves an , and answer our corroborating The result was to of the a full far more what our disgusting correspondent nature than had written we had . anticipated . The following is the prescription sent—for which requi we charg re the e nothing same may —hop be benefited that . such of our friends as may MEMORANDUM . J . V 0 .. 1 ————— JitJit ft 1 R 7 A

      Signs Of The T/Jifes.

      SIGNS OF THE T / JIfES .

      |Are T Ready H E Heat To Take Of The For...

      | are T ready h e heat to take of the for weather granted has that certainl the thermometer y been unparaMeled has been . 90 We ° , owing or perhaps to its 190 conti " , guity in the to shad umbrellas e , for we and are a softening obliged to of admit the Drain , that under a continuous course of being rapped unwillingly round m to eter " set fair , " when out of it has order been , and pouring we have with lost rain faith , our in hall it and baro its - belo enable ngings us to . declare But we that take the notes recent , nevertheles heat has s , been and the more following severe past than : — any that has been felt in Kngland for several centuries Note puns of — the During in Exchequer the comic the past . journals In ten the days on corresponding the there name have of period been the iffil Chancellor last y seven year Note the 2 . — jokes Whit upon e hats the have name been " Lowe observed were at 9 the , 782 bay . window of the the building Guards' without Club , and gloves members . have been seen to leave : \ Note crowded 3 . —The tha Exhibition n usual . of the Royal Academy has been more Note 4 . —There have been no flower-shows . Note m ent . —We , and have reform heard , at nothing the Admiralty ; lately of and reduction War Office , retrench . - Note Denmark 6 . —The , Que and en Royalty is at Osborne generall , y the is on Princess the wing of . Wales in severe These h — eat in . the middle of July—are unmistakable signs of the

      ¦ J Virtue And Its Own Reward.

      ¦ j VIRTUE AND ITS OWN REWARD .

      Paid While , We Cannot We Should But Dep...

      paid While , we cannot we should but deprecate be glad to a custom see clergymen which is as gaining a rule ; ground better proof of shape prese of of the nting well regard -filled reverend and purses estimation gentlemen . Doubtless in which with , the testimonials they act are is a held substantial b in y their the that parishio they ners should , but make it seems themselves derogatory a to party the to dignity a transaction of the cloth of 1 j h such as been a very at the ready East money -end , nature where . the The Rev latest . J . Cohen case of , purse M . A ., - rector giving ; ' p of ounds Whitechapel in a large , an room d his in wife Waring were Street hande . " The er two idea of und pre red - ; senting a testimonial to the Reverend Gentlemen , " says the 1 report the return of the proceedings of Mr . and , Mrs " was . Cohen first started from Canada a few days , where previous they had Churchwa been rd sojourning en , who occup on ied emigration the Chair business , in presenting , and the the senior purse I passed Reverend a high Gentleman eulogium made on a suitable the Rector reply and , and his the Lady proceedings " . Th « an were d a brought vast disp to lay a clo of se mutual amidst admiration a great many . We votes think of , however thanks , , that the whole affair was a mistake . We have no personal earned objection and to deserved Mr . Cohen it ; but receiving it is unbecoming £ * oot indeed that , p a robably clergyman he should lay himself open for charitable subscriptions . Let him grudge content him himself silver with salvers slippers ; but and the tea line -pots should —we be would drawn not some even - where purse , strings and it . should be drawn the other side of the actual

  • Citation
    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), July 23, 1870, page 33, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_23071870/page/11/