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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-04

NINETEENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
GREENvnLE, 9. O., Wednesday, September 1.
The court opened at II o'clock, A. H., Hon.
George 8. Bryan presiding.
The grand jury returned into court with the
following bills and findinRs:
True BAts.-Uuited States vs.. William Cook.
sey, Bsyhs Batson, William Love, Rufus TIL
lotson, Columbus Bishop and Nathan Petit.
Dlstilling without paying tax. United States
vs. John Spencer. Forgery.
No BGis.-United States vs. Robert Graham,
peddler OF distilled spirits, aud vs. Thomas
stockley and Eben Cash, distilling without
paying tax.
United States vs. Hchard White. Perjury.
D. I. Corbin, District Attorney. E. P. Jones.
for defendant. Jury returned the verdict OF
"Guiliy."
Bench warrants wero ordered 10 issue against
VIM. Cooksey, Nathan Petit, Rufus Tlllotsou,
Baylis Batson, james Love, William Love,
against whom true bills had been found and
who had failed 10 answer.
United States ys. Columbus Bishop. Dis.;!-
ling without paying special tax. D. I. Corbin,
DISTRICT Attorney. Defendant plead guilty and
was sentenced to pay fine Of twenty dollars
and be imprisoned for sixty days.
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PERSONAL GOSSIP.

Rosa Bonheur smokes.
Blind Tom is In Minnesota
-Marshal Mel left no properly.
Grant gave the head waiter5of the Stetson
House $40
Hon. D. W. Voorhees, is toetump Iowa for
the Democracy.
Chang and Eng, the siamese twins, are
their home in Surrey, N. C..
The Reverend who tied tIis Gordian knot
for Commodore Vanderbilt got $500.
Bigelow, the editor of.Pe New York
Times, is aswedenborgian. & ~
-Pool-makers in Massachusetts, will not lust
now bet against Mr.. Adams election.
Rosa Sandran Is fair Hungarian patriot
who has murdered forty Austrian officers.
MIR. Bonner takes pans toiplace the moral
Ledger averso to Mrs. Stoves Byron paper,
and says that he would not have printed it for
q million dolIars.
The French Marchiones5 .Gauyille and her
companion, q young lady Of Brittany. the best
swimmers at Ems, made recently daring
plunge, in which the latter Wa; s;drowned.
-aaribaldi says: 81 do not suffer 90 much,
but feel am growing old. I am weather.
beaten hulk, which has made srnany q voyage;
plank is at ono timo wanting, at another
nail-always something; but an earnest will
supplies all deficiencies, and when the country
may need the last timber OF the old barge, I
shall willingly mako tho sacrifice"
Tho New York Star has these personals on
the Now York press: DIR. Bennptt is the tall
est editor, MIR. Dana :the fatieat, Mr. Greeley
the slouchicst. Mr. Erastus Brooks the solmsn-
est, Mr.. Tilton the shanke-marest, Mr.. De
Nyse tho shortest, Mr. Van Dnkcn the reddost,
Mr. Roosevelt the politest, Mr.. aakey Hall the
wittiest, Mr. Winter the TOUGHEST, Mira. stau-
ton tho prettiest, Miss AnthonSet the p-ettiest,
Mrs. Sheppard the prettiest, Eleanor Kirk the
prettiest, Nellio Hutchinson th6 prettiest.
In regard to the Vanderbil we lding, the
New York suu says: " Soma spf tho gossips
have put into the newspapers an unfounded
and untrue story, that tho fsir and accom-
plished bride OF Commodore Vanderbilt had
boen married and divorced }psSyious to her
union with the great monarch OF railroads and
lord OF the stock exchange. Efhere is rot tho
least ground for this tale; it n,pnre and gra-
tuitous fictlon. 1t muy psrRHps nave grown
out OF the circumstance that her mother, Mre.
Crawford, OF Mobile, and relative of the Van
derbilt family, has been for several years
widow. Mrs. Vanderbilt, however, who is
about thirty years OF age, and lady ofunusuai
literary cultivation. has never been married
until now, and We trust it will bs long, very
long, ltetore she is widow"
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AIMARENaO.-F YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FHyRR PREVENTIVE rn,- val.

a6M 6MARENaO.-F EVER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FKvRR PRKvENTlvE.-This val
uAble preparation has been In private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have usedit with the most benencIal results, the
proprietor has been Induced to oer It to the pub
lic 1t is warranted 10 cure CHILLs AND FEVER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicatng its effects from the system. It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the diges-
tive organs. induce An appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. It Is purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and 80 harmless that children Of all
ages may tate It with safety. As tonioMARENGo
has NO superior. and for debility. arising from the
effects OF fsver or from other cause is invaluable.
A few doses IS sufacient to satsfy the most In.
creduious fuherer of ..tts virtue and worth. All
who try one bott;s Of MARREa0 win be 20 much
pleased with ia effect that they win readily en-.
dorss IL, NO HUMBua. For evidence Of its en-.
eaoy and yaiue, refer to MARENao circulars, which
contain certificates Of wen known and respectable
citizens.
hARRNao 10 . genuine Southern preparation,
The proprietor and manufacturer being native and
resident Of Charleston, and 1t is fully guaaDs Cd to
give complete and universal satiafaction.
NO HUMBUa. TRY IT.
For sale by all Druggists. ana BY DOWIE 4
NOISE, corner Nesting and Hssei streets; GOOD.
RloH. wINRMAN 4 CO., Haynestreet, and @. J.
LUHh, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner Of
King and johs reets, obarlestop, g. @.
June n = Dac $500 asno
. .
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NAILED TO THE COUNTER.
The Reported Dio.seetion in Andersor


Tho Reported Disaneetion In Anderson.
TheAnderson Intellisenoer denies in toto the
truth Of the rumors current In Radical circles
70 the effect that an outbreak is feared In An.
derson County. The Intelligencer says:
30 far as We can ascertain, The facts upep
which the dispatch was predlcated arc sImply
,,soIo as follows: % Two young mem who wers sum-
answer questions proponnded TO them by o
ooloyed member, and pebaps used denuuciato-
ry langdage concerning the Radical party.
In addition to this terrible offence against the
self.importanoe OF these Radical worthless.
badly frightened the chairman, Joe Crews.
by their conversation upon the hotel ri.
azSa IN his presence, lntlulsing in abuse OF
Radicals generally, and otherwise showing
their contempt OF him aud his party. In
violent conduit beyond mere words. Wffiie
not pretending to uphold either party In tie
would psld % no Attention @ VIZ 1SaseSer ssns.I te
these ebuilitiops OF youthful passion. But the
o ea6 and q cfsss ls .u5s
OF the Governor. . posse Of the State oonstab.
uiAiy to prevent an outbreak and his Excei-
lenoy, with commendsbio zeal ia lpswerinR the
reanirements OF his plant tool, orders de.
1Sfnpens without delay 70 the sesne Of action
constables reached this place on Wednesday
evening, and remained until tbs COMMITTEES
Lett ON Saturday morning.
There ARC all the facts We have boen able to
gather stter dilteent inquiry. There Was 10
sought 10 make use Of them in serving war
,nformad the immacuiate Joscpf thas the
snef'n ana his deputies were competent to
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

An iIcendisry proclamation posted through
Havana is attributed to sympathizets with the
insurgents. -
The managers OF the Imperial Insurance
Company. OF philadelphis. paid, on Monday,
q quarter OF million dollars on the late whis-
key fire. leaving sixty Thousand which win be
paid ia few days.
. The Temperance National Conventtop. st
Chicago. have adopted platform declaring
themsslyes . political party, under the title Of
Anti -DrAm-shop pssty, and haye appointed o
yoantral executive committee composed OF one
nSrson from each etstS.
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.O0onnen was amazingly powerful at times;
pne one Or his most effective displays Was Q
made an attack upon him that was quite
un que. Tho almost breathless assaiIsnt WAS
90 much fsiRhtentd at his own audaoity that,
after A-rew stammering sentences, he broke
down, and. making various Wild and yoicaless
ges' uree, tuinbled Upon his seat amid . eli aos
OF souad:. Tho shouting having subsidsd, the
great Agitntor rose and looked ct the greatly
laughter was the immediate result; then shah
Ing his -hoad, ~ much as TO say, 1.-THE Door
fellow hes quite enough, he turned quietly to
the speaker and began 10 tall about 'isofIie.
any staSe. -
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srsTATE OF SOUTH RoLINA-

ATSTATE OF SOUTH Q A RIO Z INA
MARLBORO coUEEY-IN RQUrTY.-pREsToN
oOvINaTON AND WIFE vs. HENRY o.LEaAHTT
AND WIFE, Er AL.-BILL FOR PARTITION. IN.
JUNCTION AND RELIEF.-Notice is hereby given
in obedlen" to an oldor made In the above stated
case. that the children OF EBENRZER W. THOMAS,
or their heirs. II any such there be. hereby re-
quired to establish before me, at BennettsviIle g.
O., on or before the Ynsr DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their right 10 the fund in
question In above stated clse; aad their failure
90 TO do to be deprived and forever barred Of all
right, title or interestin the same.
D. ID. MocoLL, Special Referee.
June IL -ff B3mo4
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FEssENDEN DYING.
PORTLAND. ME-, September 3.-Senator Fes
senden is not expected to live through the day
EUROPE.

NAPOLEON LIBERAL.
PANS, September 3.-The Press states that
the Emperor approves Prince Napoleon's liber.
al speech.
SPAIN IN DRgpAIR.
MADRID, September 9.-The journals Of Mad
rid, despondent about Cuba, demand further
official information.
A NEW LINE.
LONDON, September ga British company
propose 10 establish regular line Of steamers
between Naples and New York.
TIE KEALrH OF NAPOLEON.
PAnIs, September s.-The health OF the EN-.
peror is improving.
DOUBTS IN LONDON.
LONDON, September s.-Piblio opinion con-
inues sceptical regarding the Emperor's
health. Tho public apprensions that the true
state of his health is concealed will not bt
removed until he is seen driving about the
streets as usual.
Don Carlos has returned to Paris.
THE oABILsTs.
MADRID. September St is officially an.
nounced that fst5-n bands OF Carlists have
accepted the amnesty IN Catalonia.
THE COTTON Trade.
> LosDoS, September "a correspondent in
the times Of to-day, speaking OF the calamity
in the cotton trades, says 1t " as owing to the
increase Of the consuming power at q time
when the raw material was decreasing. He
argues that u would be folly In American plant
ers TO grow 100000 bales of cotton at double
expense OF land and labor, when the same
profit will be realized from bslf that amount
He is certain that g. we'll arranged trial mus,
convince tbs cotton spinners Of the benefit oil
cooperating in growing.
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So THE FEVER AND AGUE SEASON.
When the leaves begin to change remi ttent and in
termttent fevers make tteir appearance. From tic
surfhce Of the earth bathed nightly in heavy dewa
nom marshes and swamp, surchsrged with mois.
ture from the dying foliage OF the woods from fes-
tering pools and aluggish streams the sun Of Sep.
tember evolves clouds Of minsmntlo vapor perilloua
to health and llfe The body. deprived by the burn
ing temperature Of July and August of much Of its
vigor and elasticity, Is not in aproper plight to re-
sis malaria; and hence all diseases that are pro-
duced by deprayed condition of tho atmosphere
are particularly prevalent in the fall.
There is no Ieason why the health of thousands of
people should be tlNs SACRIFICED preparatory
course OF H0STErTRR's STOMACH BIrTERs Ia
certain protection against tho epidemios and en-.
DENIES which autumn brings In its train. Let all
dwellsrs in unhealthy localities, lilble to such vei
tations. give heed to the warning and sdvice con-
veyed In tntsadvertisemsnt aud they may bid deh.
auce to tho foul exhalations which are now riainQ
night and day, from the soil around them. No farm.
hou.e In tue land should DO without Invaluable
eIhisrant and lnHgorant at any period OF the year.
but especially In tho fall IL is not safe to 20 forth
Into tho chill. misty atmosphere OF September
morning or evening with tho stomach unfortiHed by
touic, and Of all the tonlos which medical chemis-
try has yst given to the worlA. Hostetters Btters
are admitted to be tbe purest, the most wholesome,
aud the most beneficial.
Let all who desire to escape the bilious attacks,
bowel complaInls and msarious feyers, tako the
Bitters at least twice day throughout the present
season. tits as wholesome It Is infallible Look
TO the trado mark. 'Hostelter', Stomach Bilters,"
engraved on the label and embossed on the bottIo,
and their revenue atamp covering the cork. as
couuterfeits and limitations abound.
sept4 pAo "a
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HAsHIHGTON NEWS.
The Test oath-nlness OF Secretary
Rawlfns.

WASHINGTON, September 8, A. M.-The vir-
ginia perple1i!y is solved. Candy will very
shortly proclaim tho election. Tho Lei islature
will meet on the fourth Tuesday aiterward.
The test oath will not be exao ed, but the
Legislature will bo forbidden any action be-
yond what the law makes preliminary to the
States recognition by Congress-, az ratification
Of Fifteenth amendment &c. This action in
wolves installation OF tho Lieutenaut-G G oyernor
as otherwise the State Senate would be incom-
, Glete. Walkers installation then becomes
necessary.
Rawlins VIZ very i'll last night, but some
what better this morning.
Jesse III. Boyles has been appointed post
master at Louisville, vice DR.. Speed, who has
been in the Office eight years.
Grant was telegraphed this morning to como
on as Rswlns was dying. A later dispatch
was sent withdrawing the first.
Hoar'e opinion has been sent to Candy. He
states that thore is no authority in the Recon-
struotion scis for exaotiDg the test oath from
Virginia Legislators.
[sEooEp pIspATcH.l
The revendeto-day-is over one million. The
rove ue department has adyices OF the seizure
in the Fifth North Carolina District of lot OF
tobacco with counterfeit stamps. The SEIZURE
With the buildings and materials amount to
$4,000.
Additional troops have boon sent to Montana
70 protect the settlers against the Indians.
Tho war department. yesterday received from
Attorney General Hoar his opinion relative TO
political affairs in Virginia. It was. transmit
ted to General Candy for his information aud
guidance. 1t rests With Candy to make the
full text public. The Attorney: General says
the Legislature must, as u prerequisite, submit
the constitution and their action thereon to Con-
grese for approval. In this the test oath will not
berequired. II the constitution and the action
Of the Legislature be approved, the Legisla-
ture then becomes the Legislature OF the State
ofvirginia, and the provisions OF the consti.
tuition, fixing the qualifications Of members OF
I the Legislature, necessarily prevail-the re-
9uiremonts OF the reconstruction bsing thus
supreme 30 far as Virginia is concerned. But
before such approval by Congress. Virginia.
not being in all respects State OF the Union,
the Legislature, as provisional body, cannot
pass laws without it's members taking.the test
oath. The Reconstruction acts require the
ratification OF the Fifteenth amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States before the
State can be admitted to representation in
Congress.
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GREAT REJOICING IN RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, September 3.-There is great
rejoicing to-day over the news telegraphed
from here yesterday, and over the expected arri-
val OF Judge Hoar's opinion against tho require
ment Of the test oath. General Candy expect
ed but did not receive Hoar's opinion this
morning. ILater information on this subject
will be found in our Washington diepatches.-
EpIToR NEws.l
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Special uotifss.
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IL
188s.-DANIeL RAvENEL. PRESIDENT. JANIS
K. ROBINSON AND OTHERS, DIRECTORS OF
TIE PLANTERS AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA, va. STHE PLANTERS AND
MECHANICS DAHK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Lew
II. HATCH AND Whereas. In pursuance
Of the decree OF the Court Of Equity, in this case
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Blink was duly
called on the 9th instant but said meeting, although
largely attended, failed for want OF legal quorum;
and whereas in that event. the further action Of the
Corporation is devolved by the said decree upon the
Board OF Directors. Be It, therefore,,
1st. Resolucd. by the said Board. That It Is expe
dent to re-establlsh the Bank with as large Cspia
possible. under the act OF the denerai Assembly
entitled IAN Act to enable the Banks Of the State to
renew business, oT to place them In liquidation
I'd. ResoIred. That to this end an assessment OF
Five Dollars In hereby laid sppon each share. TO be
paid IN two equal inaalmsnts. on the 1st October
and tho 1st OF November ensuing; said payment TO
ee made either In cash by stock note The share
and TO DO credited accordingly to each share.
Sd. Reiolued, That stockholders nlIinI TO pay in
cash by note at tho dates Aforesaid shall be DEEM
ed 70 have declined tho priyeRes OF the new Charters
and debts OF the Bank ns set forth In the report,
with . view 10 liquidation OF .heir claims; and
at whenever the said assets shall be collected. and
the debts and eIpenses s,certa,nei and paid. The
Eafd Stockboders shall receive credit for their re.
spectiye shares OF the surplus.
The foregoing resolutions, reported by = srscial
committee appointed for that purpose, were unani.
mously adopted by the Board Of Directors
The President will attend At the Bank daily from
II to O'Clock, to give information and arrange the
Assessment called for.
stockholders will please bring their Certificates Of
Stock with them. ". z. HASKELL,
: Sept2 th.tu28 Csshiey.
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An snecdote is told OF Frederick the Groat,
that inst before Che battle 81 Rosbaoh no said
.o one his generals, who was on very inti.
,o.ta aorus With him, IF lose the battle I
shall retire to Venice, and there practice ph5.
,do." .Ah," replied the general, "Always 4
,aurdsrer, always 3 murdsrsrls
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%THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE oHEAPEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, Nc.
I49 EAST BAY, having replenished It's Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quali'7 aud latest styles, Is prepared to execute at
The sportest notice aud in the best manner. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elaowhere
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MIC w YDRK AND CHAR L h sTOH
STE MSHIP LINE,
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
F. q X N e W WORK j..

>Sf>fsra, THE SPLENDID sIDE-waEe1,
..Z9@E3S sTEAhSHIP CHAMPION r. ".
NGE&flGHJy~ LOCKWOOD, Commander WIN sail
~.ss4sS8eoL from adEers south Wharf on aar-
unDAf, September 4th at O'CLOCK, p. n.
a3 An extra charge Of Sc made for Tickets pur-
chased on board after sailing.
as- No Bills OF Lading signed after the steamer
leaves
NJ Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence. r. j.
&d through Bills of Lnding given to Liverpool.
4S Marine Insurance by this line u per cont
80" The Steamers OF this line arc first class In
every respect, and their Tables supplied with all
the delicacies Of the New York and Charleston mar
kets.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JAMES AD9ER CO.. Agents,
Corner Ad3er's Wharf and East Bay fUp..tatrsl
n8 The Steamship CHARLESTON win follow and
Fail ON TUESDAY. September T. at halEpast O'Clock
-. nl Aupust
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~ SOLOMONB BIrTERs.-THIs PRE-

~. cOLOmONS bl blIIEtS.-IdlS PRE-
IARATIoN, compounded by one Of our oldest and
most esteemed druggists. has, during the short time
In which 1t has been offered 10 The public, attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out Of
market the various tonics and stimulants which, for
few months. by eIorbitsnt puting and heavy I'D.
vertising, succeeded In building profitable busi
ness for their projectors.
9 soiomon's BHtars are not Of the dsshy style, dc.
pending upon largo advertising. bought pufs and
fcttious Recommendations for . sale to q gullible
public, Their composition 10 we'll known to and ap.
proved by msny ofou best physciane, and the pro.
prietors depend upon the intrinsic merits Of their
medicine to make 81 ss popular as Il Ia curative.
They do notpretend to oner medicinal prepara.
ton that win euro all the ills that desh In hel TO-
but they do contend that the judcious use Of these
Biters Will greatly alleviate human suffering, ana
bring very many tols state Of comparative henit,
who have long been strangers 10 that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation OF any pro.
fessed curative is worth dozens or hundreds or
bought certiacstes, pnd the iAesars. sOLOMONs
have only pnblahed few out Of tho hundreds Of un.
solicited testimopdss which tho. hsve received: We
this morning give copy Of letter from Hon. ALEx.
Il. sTRPHRNs, whose peculiarly ehfeebled condition
for the past NJ months has been known to 10 whole
country. His few earnest words vii, 90 much fur.
ther % 6onhr the good opinion already existing As
to tho beneficial qualities Of this medicine than
would ooiuInns Of stereoUped recommendation
fom unknown partiss: -. -, -: x -
LmERrr HALL. 4,
caAuToRDsvnLk. GA Auguat II. 1859.
xe',s. a. A. so'oH0n' d Co.. DvS0si'.. sdpannaA.
dHsutixrr-Piesss s<nd me haR dozen bottles
Of your Bittsrs. have been uslng them lately
upon nths.recomIaendadcn OF friend, with decided
beeeht In giving tone to the digestive organs and
geper,l strength 70 my system. aend by Express.
With value endorsed @ o,p. e4s7
Yours respectfully,
gaened) ALEXANDER n. sTRPHRNs.
J. AueuStA sr.' lrno
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rBATOBELOR's HAIR DY

AFBAT0BELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Esr Dye Is The best in the world; tho only
True and perfect Dysi harnless. reliable. instauls.
peous; no dissppohfnsnsi no rdieulous ttnts; rem.
edies The III ecects Of bad dyes; inyigorates and
leayes the hstr son and beautiful blssS oe brorr
soid bs an Drussists ana Perfunsrs, and properly
spp,isd 8, BltAhslor'a WI Factory, No. = Bond.
street New Iofk. Iyr Nay IS
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE FIRST GUN.
California Goes Democratic.

San Francisco, September Sat the cleo
lions. hold yesterday, the Democratic tickets
throughout the State generally were success
full. 1t is thought the next Legislature will be
Democratic, aud il go, will reject the Fifteenth
amendment. San Francisco returns full DEM
ocratic legislative delegation.
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aTPBETTY WOMEN ACOMpARATIyR-
LIZ few ladies' monopoiize the beauty as wen as the
attention OF society This ought not to be 80. but Il
ts, and viii be while men AZ foolish and single out
pretty faces for companIonao
This can all be changed by usins HAaAN's MAG.
hoLIA BALM. which gives the bloom OF youth and
refined q Hing beauty to the complexion, pleas.
ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of red, tanned. freckled
or rustic complexion who win invest rs cents In Ha
gan's Magnolia Balm Its effects are truly wonder.
nai.
To preserve and dress The hair use Lyons Ka-
thAiron, DAG vfm1mo Auoust OK
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Special aptiets.

asST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Services In this Church To.MonRow MonNIso at
half past Ten O'Clock. DR.. ". ". HICKS officiating
1-sTnnsers will be provided with seats.