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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
NOTES FROM BRILLIANT.

sps.sa, Correspondenee Of the Sunday Register.
BRILLIANT, O., June 16.-Our township
trustees are apparently not acting with
much speed on the selection of ground for
the cemetery. Our people are apx'ousiy
awaiting the result of their search and
would be pleased to see it selected whiie
the GOOD weather is here, 80 that ali
necessary arrangements could be made and
have it fixed up suitable for interment De-
fore winter sets in. .nu
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Nicholson, OF Bell
aire, o were the guests OF Mr.. ana MIS-
G. w. Hassner, a few days.
Mrs. Fannie Connely, OF wheeling, W.
Va, was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Till
crest. .r
Miss Dora Mccoy, of Steubenville, was
visiting friends here. :
Prof. Mooney, Of Hopedale College, Is
visiting friends.
Mrs, Joshua Nicholson, OF Bellaire, y {,
was the guest of Mrs. John Brown.
Mrs. John Beck has gone to Uniontown,
Pa, where she will spend several weeks
with friends. ,-.
Miss Louise M. Rodgers, the eldest
daughter of W. H. Rodgers, our enlel par
ing merchant, graduated sc tine T WsIua,
vile '(o.) Female Seminary i"'' "''
day. .,Ia - Eho, VII
las on next Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the NJ. E Church, which, no
doubt, will be largely attended.
Mrs. K. Boyle and daughter Kate were
several days the guests of friends at Allie
gheny, Pa.
No. 691O X of L. Lodge gave festival
at the rink last evening aud will continue
it this evening Saturday. They will also
give ball on Monday night.
The new Disciples church is beginning
to loom into shape. The work, which has
been delayed owing to lumber, will now
be pushed on as rapidly as possible.
Postmaster John Dargue has secured
stone for curbing, which he will have put
in front of his place Of business. We hope
others will follow suit.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the case of Hugh McManus, who Is held for
the supposed killing of Henry Bresock, in
a quarrel at Wellsburg, W. Va, the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. Henry Rine has received an elegant
large crayon portrait of her son, Pearl
Johnston, who was killed at Alabama
cut, on the G. & P. railroad, several
months ago.
The base ball club have received their
suits and other equipments and also have
their grounds nicely fixed up. So now we
can expect to see them play ball.
Mr.. George Wandell, of Pittsburg, has
moved into tho stand formerly occupied by
Charles Munkle, where he will conduct a
bakery, which is something our people
have been in need of for some time.
On next Saturday night (23d) the MEM
bers OF the Presbyterian Church will give
festival at the school house. The funds
derived will be used to fix up the church
prior to having it dedicated. Judging from
the donations those in charge are receiving
the affair gives promise of being grand
success.
A bug something similar to the potato
bug is playing havoc among the fruit and
flowers in this ueighborhood. 1t is not
known to what species they belong, but
they have been classed "a "humbugs.' No
fruit that they have attacked, such as
grapes, peaches, etc, are expected to sur
viye.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
HOW lHB BATTLE WAKES WARN ON yHR
DIAMOND.
POSITIONS Of the League and Association Climbs.
Brooklyn and Chicago Lsad-Bass Ball
Klashss-Notss from the Stage.

There has been no change in the relative
positions of the lesgue clubs. Apson's
great team of colts seems to have a hold
On nrst place that nothing can shake. The
game they have played has been wonderful
and 1t looks as if they will be certain win
ner' AT the present gait they can hardly
come hsck from their Eastern trip lower
down than first place, although the mar
gin may be small, with series of games
on the home grounds to follow, they should
gain long lead over all competitors and
be prepared to end easy winners. Detroit
is keeping up her great smuggling record.
Inc wolverines are getting down to their
work with an old time vim, aud they are
practically certain Of beating Boston and
New York out. Of the latter cluhs, Boston
10 P aging an even game, and is Just about
holding its own. New York has taken a
sudden drop that must be discouraginp to
Mutrie and his costly aggregation. The
feature has been Philadelphia's great play
ing. Harry Wright's men have passed the
balancing notch, and are now only few
points behind the Gothamites. Indiansp.
oils is also coming up, and will probably
lead Pittsburg from now on. The record
up to Saturday is as follows:
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LOCAL NOTES,

Gals Foundry was running on general
rr,,h;swe k.
g,igs Foundry is running full and
5rs poi business.
n. Soesrs Axle Works expect to get on
s,y orle department full tomorrow.
The B.lmOat Nail Works are running
m aid shipped quite a lot of nails by
r7a Ts9itay.
II, g.llai5e Nail Works were running
hi ice pls. week, with the exec psion of
b. ul u4cbinCs.
n Toy NIil was run up to capacity
a, v.,S. sHd iair shipment was made by
rvsr o. Tuesday.
II. Tlsgnh Bell Stove Co. are still run
ras. rpgy, trade dull; have began to
sO,s a) Tor tall trade.
Eives. Kraft x Co. are having = good
m On general work and working their
h.l foil tine.
!. SEeelsy * Son are working their
ha-k iuI time and enjoying fair run of
b1saaSs
D,allisll, Lewis & Co. are still quite
bcy
Tss BenwoOd Nail Factory has been
nrs1g partially; shipments reported
LIB. trade dull and unsatisfactory.
T,- Warwick Pottery Company drew
,hsr second kiln tho early part of the
vssS sd iound 1t very satisfactory.
To- Wheeling Hinge Company are get
tn things into shape for full start.
TaeSgadard Iron Works are running
ia... %. expgc, 10 shut down the first of
Jli7 20, stock.taking and general repairs.
To- Bridgeport Gjass Company report a
a1dac,o'.Iy active demands for their
p0iocis
r J. Bags X Sons report continued
ElT'5 N sIl apartments. The capacity
d5rr mills is still folly utilized in COM
Ps1lg theI' last spring contracts.
n mill ct the .E.na Iron and Steel
Company j. berg run full handed in all
Departments. Present expectation is that
IN g,'SS will he closed down on the
tSG JAY.
Toe Wheeling Steel Works are running
l- g5yy have a barge OF steel loaded
tx "ilsa ,hs river" but it will be de-
a,ri until there Is boating stage of
EfgG
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decided to build 1000 dwelling houses IN
that city this summer to house the many
workipgmen flockipg thither.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany reduced the entire working force Of
the shops at Newark, Ohio, consisting Of
100 men, from ten hours to eight hours
per day.
George w. Westinghouse is about to es.
tablish an extensive electric light plant al
Pittsfeld, Mass, one feature of which
will be furnishing power for motors used
in light manufacturing.
In drilling glass, stick piece Of stiff
clay or patty on the part where you wish
to make the hole. Make q hole in the
putty the size you want the hole, reaching
to the glass, of course. Into this hole
pour little molten lead, when, unless 1t
is very thick glass, the piece will imme-
diately drop out.
The Whitaker Iron Works are running
in part, and are making good progress on
repairs of the serious accident that oc-
Cured some weeks ago; expect to be on in
full again about July 1.
Inc West virginia Cnins company put
their machinery in motion the first Of last
week-all working smoothly and satisfac'
torily. The company expect to be turn
ing out ware in the course of two or three
weeks.
The Riverside is running full in all de-
partments. Shipped 2, 400 kegs Saturday
and 1,200 kegs Tuesday by river. The
Riverside is getting up car load for the
Cincinnati Exposition, which will consist
of fine display of steel pipe, twisted,
coiled and straight, nicely arranged on a
rack, a large assortment Of steel billets
and slabs and several kegs of nails in
artistic oak and walnut packages. The
display will be an attractive one, and will
reflect credit upon the enterprise Of the
Riverside and the reputation Of the Nail
CITY.
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ton, htssburg lump, So; Indiana block,
" 45; lower vein. s. So

ton, Rttsburg lump, So; Indiana block,
" 40; lower vein, 50 So.
Buffalo market: Per ton of Q 600 uounds
P1ttaourg, region Of A. V. r. R., screened
lump, - 30; lump and nut, So 25; run of
mines, 81 10. Reynoldsville, run ofmines.
~; LUMP and nut, mixed, 81 Is: screened
lump, 81 25.; Brier Hill, No. ! lump.
IS so; No. lump, $3 %.
The coal mines at Fronterac. Kas ara
running full time this month. The ont.
put Of coal is about 40 cans per day. Tba
prospect for good run of summers work
was never better.
The Montana Coal and Coke Co. are
building 100 ovens ut Fairmont. Va. Il ia
reported that the West Fairmont and
Consolidated Gas Coal Co. are bulldog 40
coke ovens at the same place.
The Governor of Iowa has appointed the
following gentlemen mine inspectors:
James Z. Stout and Thomas Binks were
re-appointed, and James Gildroy, of
What Cheer, was appointed in place of ].
A. Smith.
The coal find at lie Roy, Kas, has been
found to be fraud by the discovery and
removal from the bottom Of the we'll of
sheet iron cylinder filed with good
quality OF coal. Before this discovery,
however, the contractor, ]. W. Snyder,
and man by the name of Marshall, who
had charge of the drilling, convinced the
company that coal had been found; the
stipulated sum was paid and the contract
ors skipped by the light of the moou;'
they have since been arrested and held Cor
trial.
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DRAMATIC NEWS.

II. NJ. Pitt and wife will both be mem
bers Of the Boston Museum company next
season. Mr.. Pitt will manage the stage,
The Wife will be produced next season
at Wyndbsm's Criterion Theatre, London,
with probably Wyndhsm in Kelcey's part,
L. W. Seavey is now engaged in paint.
ing scenery for Joseph Murphy, The Dark
Secret and Abel's Opera House, Easton,
Pa
]. G. Gallsgher, the popular dramatic
critic Of the Daily Ners. is the author o.
two comedy dramas which are now in thu
market.
]. G. Duff announces two opera com
panies for next season. Before the sum
mer sover he may discover that one %
good many.
Rosina Vokes will pay Lolita tw'
weeks visit at Lake Hopatkong, n. j.
and afterwards make tour Of the prinei
pal watering placer.
John E Pierce, the business manage
Of the new Lyceum Theatre, Rochester, !
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CLARKsBURG GOSSIP.

Special Correspondence OF the Sunday REGISTER.
CLARKsBURa, June 16-0n Wednesday
evening Miss Gay Duncan, at her residence
in this city, gave reception and progress
sive euchre party. 1t was the social event
of the season and quite number Of dis
tingnished guests were in attendance.
Thos. p. Brannon, Esq, and others from
this city, attended tho State meeting Of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, held at
Terra Alta.
Qnite a number of our citizens, among
whom were G. w. Lynch, Esq, T. M.
Jackson and w. M. Wadsworth, witnessed
the Commencement exercises of the Uni
versity at Morg lntown.
Now that the tower on our State Court
House is to be completed, there are some
here who oppose the erection Of town
clock. This is not enterprising. Now is
the time to make an improvement which
will never be regretted by any Of our tax
payers. No doubt the city will pay her
part cheerfnlly, and there are scarcely any
good grounds for the County to refuse to
pay her proportion. Let us have the clock.
Anything TO take her out of the rut.
Mai. A. O. Moore, one of the delegates
to the National Convention, left to-day for
Chicago. He is for Blaine, as many other
of the delegates are, and it is the general
opinion here that a great effort will be
made to nominate the Plumed Knight,
and that he would not decline the nomins-
ton, 1t is generally believed that he was
insineere in his letters of defamation,
which were only a political scheme to de-
ceive his opponents as to his real inten-
tions.
It is rumored here that @. ]. Golf, who
has recently returned from the West, will
be a candidate for the Republican nomius-
tioa tor Sheriff. Charley is good worker
and organizer, but the Democrats will
carry this county this fall all tbs same.
The Council have approved the electric
lights, and made contract with the COM
pany to light the town a year.
G. w. Atkinson was here this week look
ing MP his chances for the nomination OF
the Republicans for Congress from this dis
trict.
CIV. Lynch is a candidate for Judge in
this Circuit. II Republican is to be
elected, he would perhaps be as good a
person as conld be selected.
Mr.. Wsrninger, Of this place, upset a
lamp last night in his office, and it was
with great difficulty that serious acct
dent was prevented.
Quite q number of Democrats from this
city will attend the National Club League
Convention at Baltimore
Miss Dillon, who has heen visiting Miss
Annie Irwin, Of this city, has returned to
her home in Ziresville, o.
Miss Julia Cook, of Parkersburg, is the
guest of Mrs. ]. L. Stesley, of this city.
Miss Nellie Barnes is home on q visit.
She has been teaching very successfully in
Wellsyille, q.
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MILL NOTES.

.as tiac'iOa OF wages at the Sharon
I'm ToISs has gone into effect, and the
aA@nnaue ia their places.
h2 CltOCtin furnace iron works prop
ely als oeea sold TO Thomas Gorsueh, OF
E'stfiys, Nd.
DE GIes1castle, Ind, nail works will
%ao7tt to Muacie. Ten acres of land
'ai'7v gls and water were the induce
2'as H'en by tue NunCie people.
he e,esl'g Of tie month at the Steelton
WIS o. the Pennsylvania Steel Co. shows
l' g'olue'loa TO be the largest for any
aon'a Ci the year.
he employees of the Cherry Valley Iron
70 o. Lsstonia, o., have accepted q re-
E ES Of 10 per cent. in wages, and the
"''4'e nOw in fol operation.
Ils HeT furnace mt Ashland, Wis,
nlSa ass now been in operation several
yea, l. nov turning out ABBOTT eighty
S CO :. Pg iron daily. 1t is running on
'lg'af aad YermilIion ores.
Ia' Gaoits iroa ROLLING mill Of the ST.
u. u Stamping c.. is running its three
So e'gnl-aour turns, ana the sdjoin-
-. A'a1lziug iron department and
49, ,Ss lspan factory are also steadily en-
9. ne Lae!ede Plate and Sheet Iron Co. OF
- =. ''.oI a2ie a great influx OF orders for
~ ~ :, ~ 'teel plates, from as far west as
SD. .hlls coast They have q large order
- We 70. plates from Kansas City.
r, 'af1ace Of the Pennsylvania Steel
M. : S''eI,oD, ms resumsd operations
b,,,. .si'g refined and repaired. All the
A.. o. Inc above company are now IN
n, d'eps'Ug No, 5, on which repairs
5I'el'g made.
O,.' - - oaldon mill, at Reading, Pa,
bs. ~ nctiCt: The cost of mSnutae-
p,,i,,.n Deeds the selling price of our
Co. We have therefore decided to
ma The mill Immediately for an
ln,.' pafjOd." About $50 men are
n,E@ o. employment.
Bsl,.Ea2ee Of the Merton Iron Co at
10 W. Ct, went out of blast June
d. depression in the iron trade and
i ~. 70 get sufficient concessions
pgr., ~ AteS from the railroad COM
Ia n gwen as the cause for the idle
h,s,,"s said that the fires of other
I'm tas Schuylkill Valley will be
9'fng the next month.
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in the city bookipS 10
next season.

ucAt ccocuus -----------~----
wiIlism Gillette is far hi.
Conn, finishing his new pS
to have selected that town
for the piece. VOL %I
Comedian John Msckay's mskie street
tinguishipg fire in q theatre: DoJ
temperance society into the CALLER H =
them, and deluge the house. T snt
Michael Kennedy has been re-engae
for next season by ]. III. Hill He will spens
his summerat FHquhar, Springs, Va,
with his mother and sister.
It is reported that John L. Sullivan will
be starred next season BY E. G. Gilmore
in special play, wherein =. L. will be
becomipgly seen, but not heard,
F. J. Currier, who invented the canvas
tank used in Lost in New York. has been
engaged by Julia Marlowe, to play CONT.
dy parts in her company next season.
Roberts and Mitchell will form stock
company and will play summer season
in st. Johns and Halifax. Most OF theiI
people have already been selected.
Evans and Hoey and their wives will sail
for EuglaId on the Doth instant on foul
months pleasure trip, during which period
they will do" the whole of Europe.
George Fswcett, at present with Steele
Mackaye's Paul Ksuver company in Chi
cago, will play in Gillette's Legal Wrecl
at the Madison Square this summer.
Owen Ferree, the manager of Mile. Rhes
for the past two seasons, and Miss Nelli,
Arnold were married at ST. Chrysostom'i
Chapel, by the Rsv. T. II. Sill, on June 8
Sydney Armstrong has received an offel
to support Robert B. Mantell next season
She will probably accept it. and allow hel
her contemplated starting tour to hold over
When John A. Stevens discovered that
his latest wife Miss Lytton) had decsived
him, the memory of his former conjugsl
disasters came upon him as he er"'-i-.e"
'Lit on again."
Frank Murths a enthusiastic over inc
spccess cf MS Windsor Theatre excursions.
TssJ Sunday 2, 100 persons went to West
Point and Newburg. Next Sunday the
excursion is to Bridgeport.
Fred. McCloy has left for Denver, where
he expects to consummate an arrange
ment with Senator Tabor and Peter Nc
Court which will prove more than passing
interest to the profession at large.
The Lady or the Tiger was produced OF
the Elephant aud Castle, London, May 4.
The critics sagely conclude that the opera
is a clean steal from one of F. r. Stock.
toms stories. How did they discover II:
Charles E. Locke's plans for next season
promise not to fall short of the magnitude
of his luckless National Opera. He is re.
ported to be closeted over the details, and
non communicative on the subject.
The rival DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
companies ont in San Francisco did moi
fare very we'll. Bandmann's version had
big opening, but business was 30 bad
afterward that he let up on Jekyll and
played nothing but Hyde, out of reven g
on his audiences.
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gf,tslins Register
LINES ON LABOR.
M Tbs WORKERS ARB DOING In
BUSY AMERICA.
- LSai Wases-Nsw Mills Started th''
y,A-A Variety Of Local and General
Mtss On Yavisy Of Subjects.

r,is S the way wages run in Brooklyn
&. Butchers average $3.50 day,
= srt drivers get from SO to Sl3 &
!" shoyelers, 50 and $40. berries
rcsiye S2.75 day. Boys in glass
=, are paid from 81 to s week; green
- blowers average $23 and flint glass
s,,srs average $22.5O 3 week. In the
:, rsls this average prevails: Blockers,
:. ullers, Is; cleaners, Is; dyers, IL;
,,.s,rs Il; makers, 10; pOuneers 16i
.r,srs, 10, and men in the forming.
% ssca s. a day. Horseshoers make
:, 81 to 81 per week. Lumber band
=. average Sl1 per week. The metal
sr;.s: holders, 81. 10; pattern-mskers,
"a fyeisrs, $50 for nius-hOur day,
a Nliers, 81 nine hours. Engineers
gs srd 2.25 per day; firmen, 81 and
Is and a nine-hOur day. Engineers in
,.ssriss get from II to % per week, and
..r.n l7.5O, and a Dine-hOur day
p,,.s gst $50 a day. Horse-car drivers
"a SaiuctOrs receive 2 a day, ten hours,
:, pv.bOys get and 1.25 a day. In
S,rakiog, mtchinistS get Is per week ;
- =; filters (girls), some 9, and
I,.sr, Z. Tailors average II per week.
T Is workers (girls) make from 4 to :
:, rrk working ten hours q day, Wait
n paid 9 per week, twelve hours
All, There are nearly 900 watch-ease
-I;ss They earn from Is to 81 per
- IN good seasons. Wood bundlsrs
-, ion ten 20 twelve hours day and
-. non 10 to IL per week. Wood.
-, receive Is a week, and work nine
W. hours day. Compositors in union
S,zcf,es receive Is per week, and on
.,s,oi1l.s they average 20. Freshmen
ri4 jay, and steTeOtypers receive "a
n, sex
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In the Association st. Louis has crawled
up perceptibly on Brooklyn and is now
only tlirty-six points behind the leaders.
The Browns are playing great game of
ball and the steadiness of their work will
make them dangerous competitors for first
place. There has been no imprn-ement in
Cincinnati's playing and il looks now 90 il
the club could nnt ~.d better than third
in the race ..au probably will fall below
the 4 tnletics, who are now close after them,
ard doing great work. Baltimore has
fallen nearly fifty points during the week
but will hardly 90 any lower. The club
is rated now in its proper position, fifth,
and there it will probably be when the
season closes. Cleveland's percentage has
come up a notch, while Louisville has
firm grip on the tail end. The record NJ
to Saturday is as follows:
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INNS AND MINERS.

N.~sTille, o., work ia very slow.
klS5,ss,R Rsud mine at Glouster, o.,
1ioSrspairs.
Va, S,,'Sels'le coal mine troubles in
ST s"a Territory have been settled.
iless 'S !, market: Dryden block, So 90;
~ 69!; Ava, 81 SIT.
qss.Se market: Pittsburg, lump,
Ga OSshsl; nut, 81 cents.
Ssso'v market: Brier Hill, 81 15i
c., 'alsy, 50 10; Pittsburg, s. IS.
g; N,-S1l market: Brier Hill, 81 100
y l8GS Egn, 81 5O@S2 IS; Pittsburg,
y, seS ..
" IS; m, aliket: Hooking Valley, lump.
,Os s. 8 v 10; MassillOn lump, 81 So;
lpOlis market: a,OOO pounds per
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Kuling Rabbits byiwholesale,

The rabbit pest ia so bad at Merceds
Col, that hunters are employed to do
nothing else but hunt them down. Over
1000 have been killed this season, and the
"good work still goes on" Hunters are
furnished horses, wagons and ammunition
and are paid five cents for every one they
bring in dead. After being brought in and
counted, the rabbits are thrown into an
immense vat, to which certain amount
of grain is added, and then the entire mes
is boiled to turn, after which it is fed tc
the hogs. Boiled jack-rabbit is a dish
much sought after by the San Joaquin
rooters.
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Their business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival of trade at Logan & Co. q
drug store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that 1t
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
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lIIf your complaint is want of appetite, try hall
a wineglass Of AngOstura Bitters half an
hour before dinner. Beware OF counterfeits. Ask
for the genuine article, manufactured by DR.. j.
G. B. Sicgert & Sons
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MAGNOLIA

BALM, is q Cooling. Soothing and enjoyable
Liquid preparation for face neck. srms and handsi
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MAGNOLIA

BALM preserves the Complexion and makes q
Iady Of 40 appear only col 1t rcfnes tho skini
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MAGNOLIA

CALM. banishes Redncss, Roughness Pinpus
- "a qiyes alabastar Face. Neck Arms 3 Hands
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MAGNOLIA

RAIM-HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM is not .
pa;ut. Powder or Rouge. but . Refreshing Liquid
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And for this very reaaon there IA
-. not today Q remedy within the
Hilb reach Of the public more highly
ues prizsd for It's value In the house-
hold, In the counting-roorn. work
MCOI1 shop and factory, than BENSON 3
MCUII plastic ss remedy tor aches ard
pains OF every kin5. In Coughs,
...,, Colds, Hoarseness, Pleurisy, Chest
WI Pains. Rheumatism, Scistica, and
Till Backaehe, BENsoss plastic Il
recognized by pbyseisns and pub
lie as an external remedy without
III WAN an equal. II acts promptly, pleas
hkW Ms sntly and eEectually. To secure
good results always ask for BEN.
tlulI fos's and take no other plaster
win Many worthless plas,ers are offered
WIN on the reputation Of Bsssos's, bui
careful buyeI won't be deceived.
D