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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
"If You Take Another Step"

new ORLEANS, April IA spe-
cial from Little Rock, Arkansas, says:
\ fatal shooting affraY has occurred at
Carlisle, Arkansas. William Allison
and William McBrvde 'quarreled about
Il hoe. 7 lie former threatened tc whip
latter and advanced in Il menacing
manner. McBryde stepped to pile Ct
rails. where his shotgun had been
placed, and taking it up, said: "Ifyou
take another step vii IL shoot you. "
Allison advan ced ard NcBryde fired,
the charge lodging in Allisol's breast,
killing him almost instantly. The
murderer was arrested.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
ITEMS FROM CILDOM.
Galloway, Pa, April 18th Isl.

Galloway, Pa, April 18th Isl.
At last, in spite of Venuor, it seems
that spring has come aud
| Cleaning time is near at hand,
When the voice of the busy housewife
Will he he ard throughout the land,
And the hubby I'll be weary OF life.
There was rather comical welding
hele Il short lime ago, when very
young man took unto himself wife
pretty well stricken III years, but as
love Is said to be blind, he II seems,
thought her u young miss, when In
fact, she was wldow-and his sur
prise can be better imagined than told
when little three year old vas hidden
by its mother to e. aud Kiss her new
| grand-papa. He finds IL TO be rather u
solemn affair to be the father Of half a
dozen chillren, one of whom Is mar
ried and the mother of the little thing
already mentioned. Surely t'ey viii
haYe enough to begin housekeeping
with.
Yesterday afternoon a boiler at one
of the drilling wells here exploded, and
two men were Injured, one Of whom
got his arm broken, and it is not
known vet how badly the other is hurt.
1t is very strange, but not II vrstige of
anytl lug hat was there remains, no
not even any shattered bits of the boil
er can be found in the vicinity-and
the wonder is where everything haS
gone To.
On Tuesday a well was torpedoed,
that is, torpedo was put down, but
as it did not 60 off another smaller one
was put down, as it was thought that
when it would explode the first cne
would do likewise behold! it fail
ed and four more were put In, after
which there was an explosion, but SCI
Slight that it is thought only one of
the smaller ones went off, and they re-
sumed work upon the we'll, and no
doubt, come time when the men are
least expecting it, away it will go, and
most likely create or cause the Saddest
| disaster unless the noise is heard in
tue to prevent danger. II Is suppos-
cd that the torltdoes went into a
niche or some place in such way that
the weight, which is used to txpl1de
them did not touch them when thro WI
Gown.
Easter Sunday is almost here, when
no doubt eyJotiSm will be the prevail
ing epdemic throughout the Land of
the free aud the home of tho brave"
Oae young man in our vicinity had
the disease so badly last year, that he
prescribed for himself three dozen nf
eggs for breakfdsi-and how many
more lie felt he needed duling the day.
10 cure him, we know not; out he got
perfectly well it seemed, uliil week
or so since he began 10 manifest the
same symptoms again, which have
been increasing - rapidly, that it is To
be supposed tile crisis viii be reached
on Sabbath.
There will b9 services in most of our
churches to-day. Voila tout.
PETE RoLEUM.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
A Gun in a Blacksmith's 70 ge.

WATERTowN, Ont, April l4.-To-
dlv a farmer named Alexander jones.
took an old gun TO blacksmith for
repairs. lie assured the blacksmith
that the gun was not loaded. The
barrel was PLACID in the forge, where
upon the gun exploded, the charge
lodging in the bowels Of Jones and
killing him instantly.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
DIED..

On the 2nd inst. in neville, Clinton
county, Ira p. Bechtol, aged 23 years ard
months
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
NNA-KE

Hay while the SIN shines
The busIresS In h h9n6rRble, straightforward
and profitable DO Got neglect this notice Dut
write 20 us and find ont what Our business ia.
viii pay yon and only cos. the price of one postal
card. We send full particulars free. Attend
To this matter NOW for there Is an ouPy In 10
far all wrO engage wi Il Us. Ii you can only de
vote one or two hours day, or the evening,
sou can wake go a week. You have only To
write as 10 be convinced OF this lIct. sead Us
Il Postal card with your full name aud addres.
plainly written thereon, and receive 10y retuTn
mail full particulars of business that Will sur
prise you aud make you wonder why you never
wrote 10 Us before Write gt once, il VIII pay
you. Address
Buckeye Mfg O.,
Name this papcr) MARION, OHIO.
MON .BX +!
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21
RAFTING ON THE RIVER.
The Flood Brings the Rats
Down in Numbers.

The rrceat rains have brought the
river up toa good rafting Stage, and
all day Yesterday the immense timber
tlotillas passed this city in rapid sue
ces,iou. About noon four new canal
boats bGi'; at Lewisbnrg foated by.
Up in the northern Counties the lum-
hermen have been anXiouSly aNaitiug
this rise la the river for solue time,
aud il hta proved To them the 1Ood
that lads on TO fortune.
A large quantity of timber has been
already run into the lDwer market, but
there are millins of feet in the upper
waters Of the river, which could not be
moved until "a suili 'eat stage Of water
was reached TO II at the rafts. AL
though the deep snow in the woods up
in the lumber districts iuterfered some
what with the operations of logging"
for nearly two months. there was a
larger amount OF pine AMI heml1ck cut
the past season than during any prev
ious winter, but it Is said the demand
ut Lock Haven, Willlamsport, MAliet
Ia and other points where booms are
erected, is fairly up 20 the supply, and
the prices are good. The hardy lum-
bermen Wi! now reap the reward of
their weary toll in the forests which
are being so rapidly cleared Of giant
timber trees Patriot.
The Watts Intowl R,clrl lsays; Re
port states that 4 lady resilient OF
White Deer twp Union coanty, died
last week from the effects OF over eat
ing"
Sunbury is well supplied with bur
gesseS. They have Il chief burgess. a
second burgess, aud four assistant bur-
gpSses. Tue five extra ones are TO as
siSt the chief to do nothing.
tGY w., Tal-o A~o%La~ CEn,@ -
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21

A Busy PLACE.-Eo matter Ola
what particular day of the week, or at
what hour of the day y,u enter Lew
in's PHILADELPHIA Branch Clothing
Store. Belle folhe, Pa, they are always
busy selli 2 gluds Nor is it any
wonder that they should be, for they
sell everything at rock bottom prices,
and are uniformly clever and Ohligiug
to rich I'd poor alike TAele ere The
strong points that iGsuro such large
success in business.
, 1881-04-03

NORTH DIVISION,
il HURLlNCHAM i CO., DRUGGISTS as North
C!aTk-sE. corner Division. -
corncr Sophia -
LOUIS v. q NEEBE. Printing and Advertising
, 1881-04-03

hao M1.ase the most unbounded confidence in the
Bar.aKa ana fenovating properties uf the Shakers
otsfatia--H- e. Preston. Portsmouth. n. II
, 1881-04-03


TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
= numerous patrons throughout the citY VIC have
eAa3btsned ts1nGh Offices In The different DIVISIONS
~ oosenhtea Below, Where advertisements will b
aken d9s tne same prlce chnrged u the Matn Or
Ice a1lo WILL Dc received until O'Clock = NJ
SOUTH DIVISION.
e. sLahS, Booksellers and Stauoners, IA
,nrthese ~ 1oGAAT pruasist ess Cottage Grove-av,
JACOHU3, Druggist, a1 ,1ndtana-av-
az; e ": s0cHAAN Druggist corner rh.1ty-arst and
Stote-st9.
WEST DIVISION. -:
,ar hfhAfT. Druggist 6i1 West Madlsoa-st, cor
LAS. u: k1RKLEY l. CO., Druggists, ia South
aaff1eo: Mff 9 s :stS % corner @ at Il Adams. -.
xz!at !1alL1Lo. PHARMACY. J. W. WAINWRIGHT, 513
= .es4 ~ Asdls9n,st; 70 corner ogden-ay.
corner Ut TweItth-st ~'
H + G "a MMERRich. Jewele!. Newsoealer, and Fancy
Goods, TO Lake-st. corner Lincoln
AUGUST JACOBSON, Druggist. 1s2 North IIa,sfed.
coEuer Indiana-e1
, 1881-04-03
,11TSITdT.

49,. MTSICdL.
fSy.r~.
IMITATION WANTED-BT A TENOR
cIr sesetl yenTs experience In some choir In the
ee-sS = s, Tribune ONCE.
IMITATION WANTED-A SOPRANO
E1ere oeo IKE position in small South Side church
81 Tr5tsvou tsvou music Is sung. Small salary expected.
IMITATION !WANTED-BY A YOUNG
d With first soprano voice: has had experience
Andrsss nu.lc Can furnish best OF references.
--otess = 81. Tribune utllcu.
:WANTED-A TENOR At FAIR SAL
nent,a lot Saturday and Sunday service Require
feesrs good. somewhat cultivated voice, musical
Sss.es. aad reading nt sight Address - Tribune.
w ANTED-A LADY 7ORGANIST OF
experience desires to make IN engagement for
~S'sSss r o. u - r esa + q. Tribune.
, 1881-04-03

a RRIVED TODAY, 8 CARLOADS OF
u heavy draft driving and business horses, also
some cheap mares, which must be sold at once 70
make room. 2i3 and 2s5 West TWe!fth-st- z. DIFF
, 1881-04-03

-ELEII1V-N III "s
The Law Department yesterday promulgated
the following edict upon the law governing city
elections:
the general charter provides that "the City
Council shall designate the place OF places in
which the election shall be held" The City
Council is the only authority Which & can iawfills
and when the Council has designated any place
Us the place to hold an election. and nothing
happensof such Q nature as to rt;nder impossi-
bic the holding OF the election at the DESIGNATED
place. the holding of an election at another or
different place is without authority Of law and
void.
EcCtarys American Law Of E1ecuons, Secs. LII
md LIS; Dale vs.. Irwin, IS ILL.,. R. 10. The law
being stated 1t follows that il votes be cast at
by the proper authority, and the other nbt, the
votes CAST at the place not designated cannot be
counted.
, 1881-04-03

"a OGDEN-AV.-N1CELY FURNISHED
AOrooEs. drst-ciass board: beautiful locality fac
Ing Union Park; few steps from Randolph and Mad
, 1881-04-03

4 FINE DRIVING CHESTNUT MARE
II GyenrH old; also several line, drl71g, business.
and family horses Aad cheap ones; light three.
m
, 1881-04-03

DOR SALE-A BOARD OF TRADE.
- membership on which all dues are paid; free
from any claim. Address Il 2, Tribune office
, 1881-04-03

OK. JACKSON-ST. BOARD AND
cVO' beautiful partly-furnished south trout room
for gent and wife: no objection TO baby; s1i- Refer
, 1881-04-03


A T THE HEAD.
Psi. CASEY,
s. and 20 West Mad!son-sr
rsrlor and Chamber set, wasdsoee., Beok-caseL
z PGKStrGIy.l jpss; tssGsIy!hl's In the line OF
HhUssEI!s AND INGRAM
i{6%I:s ki&NSEs AND COOK
At low prices cash or on easy weekly or monthly
payments Open evenings
a RARE OPPORTUNITY ---.--
10 VEST MiDiSoN-sT. -- 11-'4 -
are closing out thclr stock OF pasor suits Marble
U1i..CItrrHS. CitoCKEKi AND CUTLERY.
ana everything needed for housekeeping. Previous
Fbtls THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
ne Will sell all * the nboye goods cheaper than amy
~ Foi: cAshi Or o.. EASY PAYMENTS
EXCELSIOR FURNITURE COMPANY,
Us Nes: Madtson-st.
AT 27a EAST MAD1SON-ST.,
NEAR TIE BRIDGE,
Buyers will ind good stock OF furniture carpets,
eook-stoves, ranges. bedding. crockery, etc
Houses furntxed entire tha lowest prices for cssh
or on essy Payments
HIRAM HRCSH,
IT. East IadEon-s,.
, 1881-04-03

4 SOLID TEAM OF WORK HORSES,
IA weigh 2,4W pounds. for SIS. Cnn be seen at
residence, s;l G9rtbadi.st. and haultnK coal week
chQice Of two teams. Don't care which | keep.
, 1881-04-03

ID NORTH AA1ON-ST.-PLEAS-
- mt heated rooms fol. Two gentlemen; modern
, 1881-04-03

7N TENTI2E-AV.-FCKN ROOM
- and board; desirable opportunity for tTo ladies
, 1881-04-03

E1OR SALE-A> DEDERLCK PERFECT
~ pnl Dan Circle Uhny-pres 1+xls, new last No.
TGmber; cheap Tor cash Apply to or ntdress BEAT
, 1881-04-03

4 LII FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RE-
IL spect-TAree cheap, sound nures two tine
drivers two fasEtTotters. large coupe horse and
one lightning Pacer buggy. phneton. harness, etc
Full warrantee and trial given. Doctors Office. rta
West Audi5un-st.
, 1881-04-03

EOR SALE-TO BE REAIONED MAY l.
Co:tnRe No. :e123 Prairie-av. F. a. BRAGG & CO.,
VI WESTINGHOUSE =
, 1881-04-03

11f SOUTH PEORIA-ST.-PLEASA
LIZ rooms. convenient to business centre; pri-
vate family Keterencas
, 1881-04-03
HORSES IND CARRI1GES.

AT F. J, BERRY'S MONROEST.
~ Horse Market {So. 4l-The finest coach iesm
in the market, blood bays l6s hands. nll style. trot
In minutes; onG very handsome carriage team lGt{
hands; one Tsry hna casra=e team y hands: ono
drivers: al e..des Of workers and DRIFT: one bay
m: tr1t In mtuutea.
, 1881-04-03

E1OR SALE-LARGE FRENCH-PLATE
IL glass. elegantly frumad; cost 0 $lA} cnsh taxes
i: We have no use for 1t. Afford i LEWIS, Il
, 1881-04-03

TWO OR THREE BOARDERS WANT
i ed for tho summer. suburb on the Northwestern
Road. Address u ), Tribune Office
, 1881-04-03

1H SEELEY-AV.-ROOM AND BOARD
~ for two gentlemen; IS each. DR. N. 8.
, 1881-04-03

T1URNITURE, CARPETS. STOVES, ETC,
q AT Low CASH PRICES,
Tn easy payments
Splendid stock. fHIr dealing
J.w. & ]. B. STOREY
, 1881-04-03

pOARD-BY. TWO LADIES. SOUTH
- front room; North Side. south Of Erie and east
ot Elark-sts South sde, north OF Twentieth and cast
u State-sts- References Address, with tcrm3 II,
Tribune Office.
, 1881-04-03

II ASHLAND-AV., FACING UNION
a!cove room, newly furnished or nnfurnishod. Best
table board Madison or Nandnlptl-st CARS
, 1881-04-03

E1OR SALE-THE BEST S1LCH-COW
In North ChlcaRo,with twin calves; Quality Of n1Ils
extrn- sell GDcthe-st
, 1881-04-03

Roar RD-BY A YOUNG MAN a
IL home In private family on South Side. Refer
cnces giren md required. No board house need
apply. Address e. Tribune otace-
, 1881-04-03

POARD-AND TWO ROOMS, BIT GEN
~ t1e,nnn and wife, in nice lncalftT. North Side
preferrel terms must be about $u per month: will
pny in advance, and wth right parties viii ensnxe fr
A. long term: References exchanged. Address z IL,
Tribune uffce.
, 1881-04-03

-.... PERSONAL.
DERS0NAL-rVOUL LIKE TO MAKE
l. the acquaintance OF respectable n1iddle-aget
maiden lady, not incunbcred and With some means,
With view TO marriage. No tTifttng on my part
will not reply to who do give renl name and
Union Stock Yards.
, 1881-04-03

TN EVANSTON-TtV GENTLEMEN
l. and wives can be accommodated with board in
private family from Nayl. Address Boz All, Evans
, 1881-04-03

OH OGDEN-AV.-LARGE- ROOM FUR
~ ntshed. with bonrd, for couple. or two gents
1Q SOUTH CARPENTER7ST- FRONT
- room. with board; single room; modern t1u-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19


The Morton Lodging House.
#.a
GEO. D. FRYER.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
SSHl-ahNUal REPORT uF THE q at!
... TREASURER. ....

OFstcR OF CorSrg TREAsURHr,
Carson CRY, Nevada, January l, ISL
To the Hon tie Beard County Commissioners OF ornisby
county Nevada: !,
Gentlemen In compliance with the law lave tile
honor +, herewith my report OF the trasactons
department the half year ending peceeer 81,
1880
NJ L. YAGER,
County Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
Saturday, .Janunry sen. A. y. 1851.
WANTED.

A YOVEG WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
"a work in small family and asAst II sxs Il
odd Apply - this o6ios.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19

and death
Dr NsiSTIp will agree TO forfeit Five Hundred
.loI.ar. Tor a case OF this kind the VITAL RESIOh.
aTKyE (uder his special advice and treatmen Will not
cure or for anything impure injurious found IN It, D
mercury aonsuitation f"ee- THOROUGH examine
ton and advice including analysis OF urine So co. Price
NJ vital restorative. s. 90 bottle, or four times
the QUANTITY $1,000 sent any address upon receipt Of
price c. o. D., from 9bseryat9n and IN prlVaS
name if desired, by A. L. nj liz, M. r.
DIR. NIINTIE'S KIDNEY VEMEDH. ~ EFH-
y1J1M cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants GororrhGea Geet LeucorThosa FOR SAFE py - f.
Foster and Geo c. Thaxter Druggists Carson Clsy Soo
a bottle, six bottles for $500.
DIR MIN rIt'S DANDELsoE FILLS are me
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILlOgs cure
in the market For sale BY 2. F. Foster and George
Thaxter druggists, Carson City mh1'-y
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
ARLINGTON HOUSE,
NORTH CARSON STREET. CARSON
CITY, NEVADA.

Having leased this welknown brick building, I no .
my friends and tho public in general that it will be KEEP
irst-ciass hotel in every particular.
THE TABLE will be second to more in the State.
THE BAR will be supplied with the best brands o
Wines. Liquors and Cigars,
EyG,oj cooks and gentleznanly waters have been -
cured
AS an old resident of Carson City, l ask and expect
share public patronage My intention IL attend 10
aporson the wants OF my patrons. e. F. SMALL,
4. Proprietor
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Il . sevH-fssnne ~s for ncr
vous debility, exhausted Wal
ity, seminal weakness, spO-
,natorrhre, LOST NAN
HOOD, inpoteney, paralysis,
and ell the terrible effects df
seIf-abuso, youthful foliics and
and excesaes in maturer years
such Al loss Of memory, las
sits,de, nocturnal emission, D
version to society, dinnness Of
vision, noises in the head, the
vital fuid passing unobserTed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06

IE<s ER3WHAOsv.
- zEA;,h TT TIE AND INSURANCE AGENT:
:, .iI lTtent OF gwen To TIL ltn cement OF
,,s,Jcr5y FedIs Collected, taxeS paid
In>uFa CT cOmDanieS represented
Rn,4;. O; L,y.r,vci ... s24 s. O,0n0
!dI Oh London ........... .....,..... 3 q ,0oU
>ortnYeSi ern >ational of Milwaukee, 1910 O0U
Travellers Life nj Acclae t. of Ill TT
fo. sos ,ooO
G.d3a, Fouche Book, Knoxville, Tenn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06

The newspapers never tire of get
ting up sensations. One OF the
latest is, that Ex-Governor D;ngley,
who has just been elected to Con
gress from Senator Frye's district in
Maine, will decline the place, and
that Secretary Blaine will resign his
seat in the Cabinet and become a
candidate for election to the House
of Representatives, with q certainty
of election. The story goes on to
say further, that Mr.. Blaine will
then become candidate for Speaker
The story is plausible, and Mr..
Blaine's millions of friends would be
glad to see him in the House again.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06
/ b @lal!p Chronicle.
ilsGfated ~ 70. post-frricc st Knoxville, Tsn
1cSSs@, SIS 25c0nd-eisSa zettes
THURSDAY, OCTOBER G, 1881.
DEMOCRATIC STALWARTS.

The Democratic "stalwarts are
busy and cheerful. They are anx-
ious, now that they imagine the pow
er !. IL their hands to organize the
Senate and grab everything within
their reach. II a Democratic Sena-
tor lIanifests q leaning towards con-
se1vatism, and expresses an inclina-
tion, by reason OF the tie in the Sen
ate TO compromise with the Republi~
cans IN such way as to avoid q
scramble over the spoils, they pounce
down upon him "like o duck on a
June-bug,' and give him to nn-
dors and that if he pursues
SUCH Il course he does it at his peril
Some time ago, Senator Beck was re
ported as having expressed himself
in favor of such a policy, which
turned out to be untrue, bat befor,
the core elton was made, The great
statesmen Of the Democratic press
had read him any number of lectures
on The subject. And any Senator
who would dare to act with indie
pendence in this matter would b.
read out of the party instanter.
TIE question will be settled in
Democratic caucus and the "stal
Wa is will win. It is not likely the
the organization of the com
mi5tees will be disturbed as til
three vacancies existing il
the Senate viii be filed before any
thing Of this kind can be accom-
piishe1, unless the accidental Demo
cratic minority should become S
stalwart as to run rough-shod owe
the Senate, disregard ng all prece
&c t. We would not be surprised
however, to see them att mpt tina
The Democratic leaders have al
tempted SO many foolish things th'
we are not surprised at anything the
may do.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06
GARFIELD ON MORMONISM.

In his sermon last Sabbath, Rev.
T. Dewitt Talmage had something to
say about the lauen,ed Garfield, and
among other things the following:
Another consideration from what
you n9w know Of our departed Pres
ilent, YOU must know that the para
graph in his inaugural, which referred
to the extirpation of Mormonism, was
the most earnest part of it. That in
stitution is an insult to every man in
America. James A. Garfield, as q
husband and father, felt ordained
of God to destroy that abomination.
He would not have allowed it to pass
one more year without being struck
Of the lightning. He would have, by
law passed in Congress, proclaimed
that polygamy was against the inter
es's of good government. And while
the polygamist, because of present
complications, might retain his numer-
GUS wives, he who hereafter took more
marital companionship than is allow
ed in the other States should be de-
MED suffrage. The United States
military encampment on the hills
just back of Salt Lake City, whose
guns could rake that Sodom into
ashes in one forenoon, aided by 8
few other regiments in Utah and
Wyoming, could enforce the law
You say that President Buchanan
sent forth an army and failed to dc
the work. President Buchanan, In
some respects great and good man
was not the man to do this work. BE
lacked in energy, and, beside that.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06

"Sellers' Liver Pill |" have been the stan
dard remedy for malaria. liver complaint,
costivepess, &C., for fifty years
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06

: ESP. lgA%sstAGTON.
Il AITJrs Ely AT LAW, knoxy lie, Tenn, .z
tUrnrr4ltly nd Church Street.
t'gact c D IN tnte ana Fed a. courts.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-06
OMETHlMC
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists a means of Sc
curing a soft and brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor it may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm is a
delicate and harmless arti.
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Redness,
Roughness, Erupti0ns, Vul-
gar Fiushings, ETC., etc. 80
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use is Eot
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present q disfigured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm is sold by all druggists
for Is cents.