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GONE TO MEET HIS WIFE.
4 NsC.nncIIOIy W;dOwcr's Suicide In she
Presence Of His children,


PHILADELPHIA, December 2S.-GhsrleS So
DER, widower, thirty years of age, com
mitted suicide yesterday by jumping from
third story window. He became de-
spondent after his wife's death in May and
often expressed a wish TO die and be with
his Emms. On Christmas day he was very
morose and refused to eat. He retired to
his room on the third door with his four
year old daughter and a daughter OF eight
years, and after kissing them passion
a,ely and bidding them good-oy he
drew razor across his wrist.
The children cried aloud with fright,
but the deranged father quieted them as
he held his arm over bucket and let his
ite.current flow slowly out Exhausted
by the loss of blood he fell to the floor in
faint. The children's frantic screams
soon brought assistance and doctor was
sent for. After his wound had been dress
ed Soden revived and made savage attack
on the doctor with a knife. be was trus.
trated from doing any harm, however and
summoning all his remaining strength the
now deliriUus man ran up stairs and locked
himself in a room. The inmates OF the
house followed and burst in the door,
when SoGen flew to the window and
Jumped headloug to the pavement, frsctur-
ing his skull. He died while being re-
moved TO the hospital.
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BENW0oO NEWS.

Speoial u Hb R>2iI.1.

Speoial u gsS R<2ii.o'.
BzswooD, December 23.-Colonel II. W
Fisher was in the Nail City yesterday.
Miss Anna Bowers, q charming you ~
lady OF New Ma,linsyille, is the guest Of
the two Miss Do!vesrs.
Atthe Bazaar Thursday evening tn bed
stead was drawn by Mrs.. A Altmyer. The
sum realized on II 10 SlSs 20.
Mr. VI. Delsn d.ew handsome b .ook and
a plush box OF stationary.
MI. W. Davis drew . large Cake which
was of,Ared at one Of the refreshment
tables-
Mr.. A. Hildebrsnd another large oae, do
mated by Mr.. linn, Of Whes ling.
Last night closed one o! the most sue.
ce.sful festivals ever held in Be1uood..
Mr.. and Mrs. John Healey. OF Columbus.
| O., are visiting at the residf ace OF the LAT
tsr's father. Mr.. Heaiey has q hos. oil
| friends here.
striking her head on the rurbing, sustain
| iIg severe injuries.
The case against sAloonist for selling t
q minor was Dismissed, as the pIsintif fail
cd 10 estsblish IRE age OF the Aforesaid
minor. A large number Of witnesses claim
ed be xss q ytsrs Of sgs, and the ss'oonis
clsims that be sold Il under tie Impression
| hat be EHA
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a VERY INp,SCREET BACHELOR
Charged With Rauc and Attempted
Abortion.

Nr%A, O., December - VIM. Gathers, a
bachelor, who resides at Be!IJ.ook, this
county, has been arrested for committing a
rape upon Alice Willis, young lady who
!cs:Ges in that yillGse. Gathers occupies a
prominent position among his neighbors,
and this charge against him causes cJnsid'
prab,C talk in the vi!Iegc Of magnetic water.
Gathers had Il preliminary examination
and waa bound over TO Court in the sum Of
:Br r. uaS ;a- gil lied AZ al Gd'l' with
Jus,iCe .EeEiiI,. o. tmis city, charging CAth
,rs with fuTa. .Iug her with instrument,
TRUE pu!gu,' ul producing nm abortion.
he vii have q preliminary examination on
the latter ChrrE" to morrow morning. The
raE. IS alleged - have zen committed two
.nua;h5 ago. aHi the girl claims TO have
,,l: .ha TACT " secret through fear. Cath
cis does not d,ny being crimlna!ly int.
..rn'r wiiA the .iri, la, denies that he ussd
,uitc In Accomplishing his purpose.
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FOUGHT HER WAY OUT.
A Woman Inveigied TO n House of Ill
EAme

TOLEDO, December 23.-Mrs. Thomas,
reputable married woman Of Toledo, was
on some pretext inveigled by Madam Car
Isle into the notorious barnio called, from
the proprietress, the Carlisle House. Learn
iAg the nature OF the den she had been led
to enter, she fastened to escape, but was
opposed by the Madam and her girls. A
terrible struggle followed, in which Mrs.
Thomas was badly bruised and had her
clothes nesrly Torn from her. Fighting
her way to the door she screamed for help,
and with the aid of one or two who ran TO
her rescue she escaped to passing street
csr, and sftsrward 20 neighbors house
Madsm Carlisle was arrested this m 5rning
aud locked up, and made a sensation IN
police circles by refusing TO give bail, but
promises instead some startling develop
ments.
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The RYAN-SuLLIVAN FAKE.
N"tthe Bold Heart but COWardIy Legs
of Ihe Trojan Blamed.

'IrNro, December 2S.-The action of
Paddy Ryan N cancelirg his San Francisco
engagement with Sullivan is the all absorb
'rs topic OF discussion in sporting resorts
lAIs morning. Psrson Davies is exceed
iHS.y "roth. The sentiments Of the sports
IN general are expressed n this sentence,
N!aH' az heart, is as bold az a lion, but
"+11D.s. ",,.,.s. ".tn pair OF cOwarIiy legs
.,aEeS v:O'e Ryan this morning SAYING
ms. i IS openly charged here that he is
s.ia'i to meet Sullivan snd protesting
ssalE,t h'mse.: DsE;es being compelled %
Fa1'eI engagements on the Pacific coast at
-sa'! .'atCTal loss. Davies adds that it is
",o... mon .-elort that Ryan has been drink.
-S .L. .'" ot trsInlu,. Tnlecrams fully
4t'.'' '- lie rcn5il..D %. affairs were
''"' .,N,d.'van =, Lea tS...e this morning.
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A THREE-coRNERED BOOM.
Making Glad the Hearts OF Randolph
County People.
Sflecinl IN TIE RsntS,er.

BEVERLY, December 2S.-The anticipa-
ton of the early completion of the G. & G.
K. r. to this place las stimulated our
people into new life and activity. One
year ago the county was stsgnant to what
it is to-day. There is nov more business
vitality. immigration has increased. The
price OF land has risen. Capital and enter.
prise are coming into the county, and un-
nistskable signs OF progress are every
where apparent.
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~. Louis NantSit Had.

- Is, December =. The Democratic
,a'e s, central Committee met here this
a,*inoon' A committee was appointed to
Tcopesa'e r.os9'e with a citizens committee in
Tr..o..ail2S r.S..i The holding Of the National Con
,Jo,,oI n -. Louis. A resolution WAS
n tTLysa ILa}Sa EFslng the National COMMITTEES
lie 'p,u Psln.s. rae National Convention prior to
sc "ei u0..can Convention.
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SXiNNER'S SCHEME.
ATr!quc BiII tor the Quick Delivery
Of Letters.

Gi Letters.
WASHINGTON, December 3 One OF the
most popular subjects for a bill thus far
in Congress has been the proposition to
reduce postage on drop letters to one cent,
and several bills looking to that object
have been introduced. There are others
which favor an extension Of the weight
limit on letters from half an ounce to an
CaEce, TO limit the free delivery system to
cities Of Eity thousand population,
&c, but one OF the most
UNIQUE, and at the same time COM
mendab,e propositions, is that OF Repre-
sentative Skinner, of New York, who be-
lleyes that some method for the more
speedy delivery of letters at free delivery
Ctlices should be established. HIS plan is
10 use a special stamp, the valuation of
which he has not determined, though it
might be two cents, which shall insure the
immediate delivery of the letter to toe
rerson addressed at any hour up to 10
o'clock at night, the special messenger
Csrrying the same to get receipt showing
the timeOf delivery.
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p,..,5 d sc'o Der .S.--ieaeral Grant
ss... '''y co".:or:sols night and is
l'.,~ts gn.t soiri,. nj. - - In -
III TNa'n doors for several java isS WIZ
&c, D.; ,o.. 80. nom ron nervousness, earIy decay
G,C,,-s :: :o~ ., 's,ne life, avoid adysrt;siG. Z,
sEd Iys. We rg.elic,Hes hat sct on EiJnotsS t-S,
bcgus ce,,;f, rr lot deceived by the ,1sy1 y
sg'Dsry r,-.c.es .,s-Ies Ui cures from paid or inn.
gsl sy s'sr. = III weakness of the sew.
II. Grvscry..,v :, We the cause OF your disirass
.s vi. >trt. s,a,l'ow 'tl'ow Dock and Sarsap,riI,
IIas cra;a. oS.,' "ea d the psrts sfTscted' stop
:tsS siunts-s,t. t..t .', nerves. produce dream.
sc' .' hea''h. II bas low Yen to regain per,
srd StysSu g.y You for, by pHr;fvios ;fiEussaas' ana
nstcI. :, .ening every weaE n1s.; 'ns olood
h,Ss. " ''mcyss every symn,,,S gpS p2't21 ,? OF Of
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LIQUOR MEN AND THE SCOTT LAW.
gr"y wf@ard q, n Uuron>:!tutionaI
AID L. tudiciUus.

,rrurys, t., December gS.-rhc Liquor
&. .ers Cony, ntiun finished their business
& u o'clock this morning. The only busi.
re,s traussC;rl was the reading Of the res
nlu,I1na. They are very short and say
simply that IN the opinion OF lh" cDnvcn.
ton the Scott law ~ unconstitutional and
iudicOus, and that the convention re-
quest the Legislature to repeal the Scott
law and give them judic,ous and C)nst-
tutiOnal law. The Committee on Resolu.
tions was made standing Executive Com
mitIee up TO March, when the NEXT con.
ycn,ion will be held.
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learn Of u StFlke.

DrBcIs. "a, December 2S.-The miners
On the Allegheny Valley railroad, where
the screen sys,sm is in use, have been no
t.Efd of 10 per cent reduction. The
rir"rs refuse 10 disclose their plans, but
tt1rr aye fears Of another strike.
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ILe Lo,tery.Eank Mail salt.

NV ORLEANS, December 2s-The closing
arguments in the lottery bank mail suit
we're made by Thomas J. Semmes and At.
turney General Brewster, and the Judge
then took the suit under ady!sement.
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Intelligent people have quit taking
oilters and mineral poisons, have quit!
Goctoring kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, bsye quit using alcoholic poisonS
snd narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
thnir system with qusck nostrums, and
now keep themselves and iamlIies IA per
ftct beslth hy occasionally using tia onl!
rerlec, blood purifier and true st.sE gtheneT
of weak portions of the horS, known fst
spd VIDE o. Dr. Guyso;t's Yellow Dock and
Sarsspssi.is. Ally di1eIss vii get it
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THE Indians, knowing ths ssiue o. Wild
Cherry bark q Q cure for coughs and colds,
uied TO prepare In their rude Vsy, and "a
winter kept Il constantly on hand. The
careful snd secret method Of preparing
DR.. Wistsr's Bslssm OF Wild Cherry makss
1t superior 70 sll other preparaHooa u 4
vsry pleasant % tkA,
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THE No6LE YOUTHS FUNERAL.
YoEES Won SternberSer's Body 10 be
seat 40 AIS BarOniaI Home.


Nsw No-E. December 2>.-The funeral
a. 2 E.rg.,-d V,n SrerDbarrer the son OF
g.. -,.-.5-. -, ,,.-,,,,..
tS,oN va" S's'N le'He'' u OONu, "et many
VS. held =; the Presbyterian Hospital to-
Csr. Tie lace of the unfortunate young
s,,-..:s y9.a q proud. calm look. Upon the
--...s .r,, -. g., ,r,.-.,.a,l.
i'~'s Va 81. 'a'Nv' "SS
NChsrd Non S'ernberger,
,'ed december -, I>>',
Aged - years.
p-. r rs Smith. one OF the One Hun.
d., "a T.rfr So. Ir-bs-., rb,rcb
..--...--,,T -
c.a'.-..'' AK e. 'N'Se> al''' -''@'s's A"'lP"
Eessc, John NG.defs:e.n, Charles S;ahi,
Trb,, rs-sel sgS Gustav Srsbl ofi,i,,ad a.
Ps-. De'',.''
The remains viii be kept 10 The rPc".r-
ing vaul, ~ Middle Village. Z. l., until iu-
,.-,r,:r-s .-s rara.y.4 from tho o'I
-.
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Death q, Ar,hbishop Perrhe.

NEW ORLEAys, December &.-Archbishop
Perche died last night. He bsde an aGec-
tiorate farewell 10 his priestly compan ions
and cOiaborers on Wednesday morning,
calling them around his bedside for that
TU-pO.e.
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temptations or resisted the influence; that
no one will believe or give credence to il;
but il is true. l lost my will. /, was not
passion. Write me and have Griffith write
me-. Give him my love. Save me, papa
Let me see you some way yet.
MARIETTA.
Those who know what rare woman Mrs.
Johnson Was will fully believe this state
ment that she was held by some power Of
magnetism; that, as she says, ii was not
passion, but that she lost her will. This
her husband believes in his heart. He
maintains that she was as pure as an angel.
In answer TO this letter, he wrote her
another, begging her 10 be more explicit.
Then came an answer from her. dated No
yember %, which cannot be printed with.
out running risk OF arrest for Publishing
obscene literature. Suffice il TO say that
II sweeps away the hints and loving clauses
OF the above letter and
Confesses Adultery At Five Different
Times.
as nearly a, she can remember, or perhaps
otteuer. She was so excited, - under the
influence OF the mesmerisn, that her sense
CT recollection was somewhat confused. IL
gives the complstest details possible.
more p.tiful confession has rarely been
penIed.
Captain JohnsCa, in his testimony to-
day, tellir = how he and his son worked with
her and watched over her u, the time this
WIS going on in Tennessee saN she seemed
ali the time aot herself but 10 be under
some strange influence; that she was er-
sctiy as if she were asleep and some one
wer. making i'er come aud 70 ct will and
controlling he- independent ~ herself
This Impression ne says, vas produced on
him as the time and long before re heard
OF her s,eSmeric tseory.
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AuInPuly Volcano.

S,Y FRGscncD, december 28.-Hevs has
lest been received here Of violent vol
csnic eruption near Cooks Inlet The
eruption lasted one day. devastating q wide
rsnyc VI country but no lives were lost.
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PsLTrNogr, December 2s.--G ,orre y.
saylor, alias Henry SuImidt, was arrcS'e !!
to-day, charged with ha:ing roobsd Wells
& Fargo express near Sacramento Cat. in
August last. Saylor was about to sail for
EurUpc.
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Tho r,ss,ssInnt River Com mission.

WASHINGTON, December 2S.-The Missis'
slppi River Commission has made It's an
nual report, which shows the work oil im'
provement is progressing Satisfactorily, a
number of improvements are suggested.
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An old RPsi,ianYa,

r.. "sE, Wis, Dscemeer 2S.-L1cv
Ga ,Is, pore, died to-day, aged one hun.
tsrs =, '-n Years, three months and tiy.
40. sy.. 80 husband died ;wsnty wears
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Fire at Illumination.

HUNTINGTON, December 2S.-Night before
last, about II O'Clock, Captain J. I. Camp
bells residence was discovered on tre.
Prompt assistance extinguished It. Loss
about 500; fully insured.
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FARMERS wishing to be successful Wild
sheep should guard them against exposure.
But IL in sbeltering his sheep the farmer
exposes himself and catches cold, he must
use Or. Bulls Cough Syrup,
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A CORNER IN scAN0ALoUs SUITS.
Miss Hill md Senator sharon Monopo-
LIKING the Courts.

SAN Francisco, December 2S.-The Hill.
Sharon divorce case, and others issuing
from il, have the monopoly OF the courts,
being tried to-day in three different ones at
the same time. Sharon's deposition in the
divorce matter was continued till to-mor.
row. In the Police Court the charge of
perjury against Burchard, who testified he
was engaged to marry Miss Hill snbse-
auent to the date Of the alleged marriage
contract between her and the Senator, was
dismissed on the ground that the deposi
ton was not conplsted nor signed. In
the Superior Court the grand jury foG nd
indictments charging Mss Hill and VIM
Nelson with perjury.
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The only pain we can safely make light
of is the window pane, but the pain that
racks our frame and tears our lungs is 3
matter of serious consequence. To slew.
ste the latter and effect permanent cure,
DR.. Balls Cough Syrup is FQtisi On 10y ell
sensible f.2p.s.
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mid Not Intend to Do Wrong.

God or!y knows why it VAS slioxed--Thy
such ell evil was placed in my psth-
Now, ,lkrOv ,bst all have ssid is no real
.xs,.. Ia .k:g.d hays cyl,csIs ~
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Old Asbury TO the Front

At recent meeting Of the quarterly
conference, held in Asbury M f.
church, a building committee was ap-
pointed to take charge OF and superin-
tend the erection of the proposed new
church at Silver Brook. The lot has
been purchased by the trustees of the
church, mention of which was made in
the REPUBLICAN,, and the plans are all
ready for the contractor. The building
committee appointed are AZ follows
n. Dolbow, Charles Foster, J. }. Nc
Mullin, Il. IL. Spencer and Thomas
Dreiu.
The conference also changed the salary
Of their pastor, the Rev. Mr. Mur-
ray, and increased it from 81, 800 to 81,
400 The report of the pastor was very
Encouraging. II showed that he had
taken three conference collections,
raised $3.50 for the Metropolitan
church at Washington, $685. for mis-
,ions, called on all meubers of the
church where names were enrolled
making 3O4 pastoral visits. He stated
that eight had been received into the
church on probation, fifteen by letter,
five from probation, and had visited
seventeen classes in six weeks. The
pastor is well liked by his congregation,
and he will, no dOHut, do effective work
while he il in charge.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19

and all who are moderately industriou,
can have this standard work upon their
book shelves. II is-now published in
four large volumes, bound in leather,
three columns 10 the page, containing
over three thousand illustrations, aud
is sold and delivered to subscribers
at the low price Of $3.50. Only 81
cash is wanted when the book is deliv-
cred and the balance can be paid on the
installment plan at fifty cents week,
or 81 month. This makes it come
easy on persons of limited mea ms, and
though 500 50 seems like large sum of
money, it is worth making sacrifice
TO get such a work in the family.
Agents for the work are now canvass
ing the city for subscribers.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Labor Notes.

The Coal Miners and Operators Trade
Tribunal, in Pittshurg, met yesterday
and organized by electing August Sir-
ner President, and W. A. Mcintosh
Secretary. Hon. John II. McCune,
President of the Union National Bank
was chosen umpire. A committee was
appointed to petition the Court to legal
we the Tribunal, after which it adjourn
I'd until to-day.
The manager Of the North Chicago
Rolling Mil! at Chicago is quoted az
saying that "no matter what action is
taken at Pittsburg, his mill will not
shut down. He thinks ait might be
well for the bar mills to close, bat mills
manufacturing railroad iron are not
ahead of the market, and can continue
to run on orders right through the sum
mer.
Thirty Of the 200 striking cigar max
ers AT Terre Hill, Lancaster County,
Pa, resumed work yesterday at the ad-
vance demanded Fifty Of the strikers
have left the place, and the remainder
are still standing ont for the Advance.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
The Position Of tn = Earth.

The earth is nicely poised, and re
vslves regularly on its axis, presenting
the same portions to the sun in the diff
terent seasons of the year as 1t has done
for untold ages. Spring, summer, au
tumn and winter come and 60 with The
regularity of clock work, and the date,
in the almanac indicate the temperature
pretty closely 1t has been asserted how.
ever, by geologi that the temperature
of certain portions of the earth has un.
dergone great change since first Crea
ted. This is proven, il is alleged, by
finding animals frozen in solid ice ON
the coast OfGreen,and. The change Of
temperature, ii is held, was so sudden
as TO prevent putritication
Such change could only be effected
by the rolling over of the earth and pre-.
senting different portion of its sur
face toward the sun. The agent that
produced a revolution of this kind can
not be explained. 1t may have been
by the upheaval of mountains
or some convulson whichs disturbed
the weight of the different portions of
the earth. and changed its polarity. If
a change in the position Of the earth
was produced at any period by the shift
ings Of great bodies of water or land, we
should be careful to avoid any change
that would destroy the present equii-
brium'of our earth or effect its orbit.
The expedency of flooding the desert
Of Sahara may well be questioned on
this ground, and the examination of
scientists put to the test. If the shift.
ing Of great body Of water should
;ause the earth to drtlect in any great
legree from its accustomed course, our
seasons might be changed and the
tropics converted into Iceland In such
case the experience of the supposed
glacial period might be repeated, and
future explorers seek III vain to unravel
che mysteries of creation. De Lesscps
may be a great genius, but it were bet
ter that Sahara should remain desert
TO the end of time, than any grea
changes should be effected in the tOpo-
,raphy of the earth's surface and the
climate it is now blessed with.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-19
Those Women Folk.
How Hard.HeAled Men Estimate
Some Things which they
0Anf n arstnnt

Anybody who has led domestic life knows
how common such, things ~ the back ache,
and pains in the chest, are among the women
who do the WORK. Oiten-and perhaps gen
erally-thc distresses are borne without much
complaint. The women get about and the
machinery Of the house goes on. Beyond
TINS, those coarse grained animals whom
New England women call "the men folks
seldom look. So long as their wives or
daughters are not actually In bed, under the
doctors care, the average thick-skinned hus
band and father gives the subject no atten.
ton. At the same time the poor household
drudges-who deserve Il better fate-crecp
around, broom or utensils IN hand, up stairs
down stairs and Out-Ofdoors, doing that wo.
mans work. whlcl is never done" I.osse.
Of loved wives and fair girls--lo.ses whose
'uddenLess and unexpected ness sh those
wooden -pated husbands and mthe;rs-fall.
seemingly out OF q clear sky, and form the
logical sequel TO the story Of neg lcct.
NOW, you men who stand at the heads Of
ten thousand such homes. ALLOW us to drop a
""iu III youf respective ears. III these women
Of yours are worth thavng, they are worth
saving. That back -ache-thut pain in the
chest . What are they but Indications OF
some organic trouble of the kidneys, the
heart or the lungs? End it at once by the
application OF BENSON'S CAPClNE PUR-
Gus PLASTER. 1t Will soothe that nerv.
Gus distress, drive away that pain, Danish
that dull, weary back ache, give new strength
to the body and fresh hole to the heart. No
other plasters will do this. The Benson's
plaster, however, Ia not made to scil--but to
heal. 1t Is a remedy which never yet broke
III promiso-and never will.
Your druggist hast But before paying
your 25 cent? and putting the plaster In your
pocket, look for the word CAPCINE cut IN
The middle.
Seabury Il Johnston, Pharmaceutical Che
Dists, New York.