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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
RESTRAINING THE TRACTION con-
PANf1'EOm BUILDING THE LINE
Down First Street and Up Cary TO uoIiv-
wood-Ihc Court Requires That Bonas
be Iilcd by the Piaintin..

Judge Lamb. OF the Chancory Court.
yesterday rendered his decision In REGARD
10 the application OF the property owners
on lhst street. who asked for an iniunc-
ton prohibiting the Richmond Traction
company from laying the double tracks
o. Hs proposed branch route to Holly
Wood through that thofoughfaro. There
were i've suits brought originally for that
purpose against tho Traction Company
by interested property owners. boy Thomas
Potts ana Henry Koscnhoim. OF the cor
Hc-s OF Grace and First streets. ~
George Ross and VI NJ. stokes. Of the
corners Of Franklin and First streets. and
10y Celia Staples Martin, OF 40. cast
Cary street.
TIE ORDER.
Judge Lamb. in granting a temporary
injunction prayed. f0r fled an Identical
Older lu The two lrst-uamcd suits. which,
however. ls also applied 90 the other three
suits. IAe order reads as follows.
con reading the plaintiffs bin and after
hearing the arguments OF counsel FOR ana
against The application. an injunction is
awarded in accordance with The prayer of
The uill 20 enj0in and restrain the defend
ant company ts agents ana servants
from constructing and operating IT'S rio-
posed iuo OF street railway over the soil
OF thc plainun in First street. I'm tho city
o. Richmond until the further order OF
tho Court iu this cause.
TIE CONDITIONS.
"nrt Tho plaintiff shall not have the ben
eft NJ tiis order until De-. or some one
for him. shan have entered into bond, be-
fore Che clerk of THIS Court. I'm the penalty
o. $780, with surety 20 De approved by
the clerk. and conditioned 10 pay an
sncr costs and damages as may be In
CURED or awarded iu case this injunction
shan hc dissolved.
'Iuf this Injunction shall noe he effect
iro after tho expiration Of sixty days from
che date hereof but. unless sooner en-
ilrrcd go tho manner provided 10y law.
shall stand dissolved after that time. I'm
pursuance Of Tho statute IN such case
made and provided"
THE GROUNDS.
The Injunction had been asked for upon
tho ground that so much Of the ordinance
o. tho CITY Council authorized tho Com
iniffae on Streets to designate the route
~ tho proposed connecting line from
Broad street % Hollywood, was an NM
lawful delegation Of power. and conse-
ouorrv that the resolution Of the Street
Committee. passed on September an. gave
permission 90 tho Traction Company 20
hrrI its CONNECTING line On First and
Cary streets was void
Nfeesre noeonhoim and Potts viii MI
tho required bond tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
sOUND-MONET ADDRESS.


TABldVlLLE. VA. sept. Special.
AT the request of che sound-money peo-
rl. Prof. u. T.. lackweu. who SIS visit
ine nienls ln Farmvine. delivered a
speech JOB The court-house last night upon
the francia. question. His speech show
"a great Thought and familiarity with the
question. and was delivered in most
pleasant manner. and while not the kind
OF d. speech 10 create great enthusiasm
&C. seas clear. ar-umcntauvo. and very
Instructive upon this great question.
This is 20 De- campaign Of education,
and uu. people win certainly receive
their fun share OF teaching. Already We
l.fe bad able addresses hy Judge flour
nos and proio or Blackwell. aud 10 81
expected that on the DIST we are 90
have judge Nanu. Ex-Governor Cameron.
General Edcfg Allan. and "Cyclone' Jim
Marshall. au q whom are men of great
auIfy and Cgl.rcC utlng tAe three sew
ela phases u the question.
The sessions of the state Female Nor
nal school began ON Wednesday last.
large number of scholars have matr.culat-
% and this bids fair TO Doe tho best ses-
sion it has ever bad.
ur Cunningham. tho principal has
had decided Improvements made during
the past summer. which give facilities for
successful work not heretofore possessed
lv ths teachers. s. new chair of modern
l.r.nares has been added. with Miss
smIthey of Ashland, as teacher.
rh. High School OF IatmyIle began
lts session the past week. with JOS new
principal. Professor Cooper SiaiAe' OF
Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Fcmsic.
WANTED. by a lady Of eleven years eI-
| perlence a position 20 teach Latin.
French. Music, and the usual English
Rrauctes references exchanged.
Address. stating terms. MISS MARY
KENNON SCOTT, Huguenot. Va
A GRADUATE in English. French. and
German desires a posiu9h az teache y;
Latin Rest references. Address
MISS MINNIE BAKER. Montross,
Va
WANTED.-A lady desires 70 teach Eng
Ush Latin French. Mathematics,
science. EocutiOn. Music in family or
college Music and French a specially
Box il. Keysville, va
WANTED. a position as governess to
email children Can help with house
keeping. VIII take S. and board.
Address MISS ". Bedford city. Va.
WANTED. sewing Of any description.
Skirts and waists Speciality. Prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Your address on a postal Will
receive prompt attention. Address
DRESSllikER, Box JJs, Richmond,
Va.
WANTED. by a lady OF experience
Branches English and Music. VIII
furnish piano II desired Address
TEACHER. Box 3Gs' Richmond. Va.
WANTED. a situation as housekeeper or
companion for invalid. or would Ike
sewing in private family. Long ex-
perience with the needle can cut
and NJ any style dress. Address T..
$40 west Marshall Richmond. Va.
A YOUNG lady desires a position 20
teach. Can teach English. Latin
and Mathematics. Best reference.
Address MISS NJ, Amelia Courthouse.
Va.
MISS ABEL L. BARNES a lady Of expe-
riouco. desires "a situation 10 teach.
Qualifications English. German. Latin.
Mathematics. and Music. Best refer
ences. Address MISS b.. Bherfed
L. o.. Bedford county Va
WANTED. position by young lady as
double-ontry book-keepcr Has had
four years experience. Can give best
Of references. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Address T.. care Times Office.
WANTED. "a situation os governess or
companion or a posit'n with n first
class drcssmaker. Address MISS G.
V. w. Bells. Bedford county. Va.
WANTED. by a lady with cultivated
Address SOPRANO. care OF Times Of
A LADY Of experience desires a posi-
ton a7 visitinr EororrI..-- for several
hours daily. Engilsh. French. Music.
ana Art. Rofe~'nccs exchanged. Al
dress TEACHER. No. co.. cast Leigh
WANTED. by lady Of experience. posi-
I'm ~ -teno'f lher ana fFuewrifer
, can give re, reefore,nees a14 willing TO
No 40 east Grace street city.
a LADY OF several years experience de-
slrts situation to teach snail children
or ~ companion (wDuld not object 10
keeping house, for moderate salary.
Address. with references X Box 70
Ivy depot. Va
a LADY experienced IN housekeeping.
mairou. or companion 20 old people
wants a situation. ana VIII give good
references Address Ar. A.. Gil north
Sixth street city.
WANTED. employment. temporary or
permanent. hv experienced and cana
bic stcn0rrapher and typewriter Adj
dress MISS SIRIBLlNG. BON Afr Va.
WANTED. washing for small family
or ccanine Dv tho half dav. Address
w. c.. 5l2 Norton street
I DESIRE 20 get washing Gentlemen
preferred. Call 40 lOlG Moore street.
A YOUNG lady desire. position i'm IAN
ONCE Writes good hand and can
g-iate the Remington typewriter
willing 10 commence with moderate
siiary. Address II. J.. IT,. Station j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13

WANTED, a competent salesiady. A.
SAkS * co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-13
EMPLOYMENT wANTED-Maie.

WANTED. position by registered phar-
rnacist Good salesman. Address
SALOL, General Delivery, Petersburg.
Va
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
THE TURN OF LIFE.
wOMANS CRITICAL PERIOD
Contemplated with Less Fear tha
OF Old.

IbTE'IhL 10 UVH IADf EEHDFhs.J
There is no period in woman's cart
career which she approaches with
much anxiety as the "change Of III,
Yet during the past twenty years won
have learned much from a woman.
II is safe to say that women who !
pare themselves for the eventful per
pass through it much easier than in (
past.
There Is but one course to puys
Lydia +. PinkhoDts Vegetable CO
pound should be used in time to sub,
the nervous complications, and pre-
the system for the change.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16

Rheumatism and atarrh, caused
by poor and corrupted blood, cured
by Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Candidates Ritter aud Row both
publish their views on the deadlock
between them.
Candidate G.. W. Row was in Mid
dleburgh on Tuesday. He regrets
that the deadlock has not yet been
broken.
On Tuesday evening John II.
Beigh of Liverpool was lodged in
Jail for threatening the life of NJ o.
Snyuer at Seliusgrove. These surety
of the peace cases keep the county
Jail supplied with boarders.
Our best wishes are extended to
DIR. A. G. Spaugler and Miss Ida
Miller of Seliusgrove who were mar
rled last Friday aud are now on II
tour to the Eastern cities. The
groom is an accomplished dentist
and the bride young lady of mauy
good qualities.
A new game called the Editors
Delight is played in this way !:
Take sheet of ordinary writing r.-
per fold it carefully, anclose ii
bank note sufficiently larg TO pay up
all arrearages and one year in ad-
vance. Keep an eye on the editor,
and if n smile adorns his face the
trick works like n charm. Now is the
time to play the Joke.
An exchange rings in like this: At
twenty yong man knows it ALI he
likes to wag his active tongue and
exercise his gall; he struts around in
noble rage, the world is all h $ own
he laughs to scorn the word of age,
and lists to self alone he
wears Il window in his eye to ste his
whiskey grow; he think the ladies
pine aud die because they love him
so. At forty he's knueklcd down to
biz It's not till sixty that he knows
how big n chump he is.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
The ConyenIien should Select.

The republican state convention
which will assemble in Harrisburg
next week. should elect the state
chairman just rs Senator Quay was
chosen last August. The former
custom of selecting IA chairman-by
thestutc nominees and the hcprcsidcnt
of the convention is unpopular and
out.of-date. There will be 2N2 votes
in the convention coming from every
district and elected by the people
Hence, the convention should take
this matter into its own hands and
decide the contest.
Frank Willing Leach has made II
fight among the people, the real rep
resentativcs of our government. lie
has dared to submit his case to the
people and if Senator Qnay does 70;
seek reelection, Mr.. Leach will be
chosen his successor.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
10000 IN GOLD GIVEN.
of SPECIAL INTEREST TO STUDENTS AND
TEACHERS.

x. II. Woodward Company OF Baltimore, Md,
are making most liberal offer OF $500, 90 To any
one who win sell 200 copies OF Gems OF Religious
Thought a new book by Talmage. This Is one
OF the most popular books ever published. Three
editions sold In 90 days. Agents sell 10 10 l5
copies a day. An Estcy organ retail price S270
given for selling 10 copies IN months. A 500
bicycle given Tor selling 80 copies In months A
gold watch for selling 60 copies In one month.
This premium In addition 10 commission. COM
plete OutIit 35 cents. Freight paid Credit gwen.
Agents wanted also for Talks TO children about
Jesus 10000 copies sold, and II Is now selling
faster than ever. Same terms and conditions as
on "Gems Of Religious Thought other popular
books and Bibles also. They offer special and
most liberal rates 10 students and teachers for
summer vacation During last summer a large
number OF students and teachers canyassed for
their books. Among the list there were 20 who
made over S20O,57 who won the $500 premium,
and 70 made over $3.50 for tnelr summer work.
Write them Immediately. 9-i6-4t.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Auditors Notice.

have been appointed auditor by Orphan
Court oi SnN der county. 10 distribute the tund
IN the hands Oi j. 9. S'hpch AMI Daniel Bolendi
tor Oithc last VIII and testament uf John Move
i~ou of George late OF centre Township. Snyde
county, deceased, DO hereby give notice that .
VIII sit for that purpose at the Office OF James q
Grouse, Esq, In MiddlChurgh, snyder county
Penna. on saturday, April -, 1890 at 10 o'cloc
a. M ~ said day, at which time aud place ar
persons being interested and having claiml
against the said estate are requested TO he pre-,
ent and present the same or be forever deba
red from coming la on said Gnud. This notice T.
given IN compliance with uUr rules of court Nos
~ and 3iS. CHARLES HOVER
March 25 1895. AUDITOR
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Candidate Ritter Gives HIS SIDE Of the
Question.
snANoKIN pAM. pA.. Ami l9. $50.

nN"GN'N 80 - .'l' - 49, ''''
To- the voter, oilh" h'publclh fdTlN -,
Idkt i!l0 lhrlhnu a. pIlliI'~' aN wen ~ u
duty 10 inform the public ot NE Hctloh taken Dy
q. W. kuW ana M sen ~ coming 10 tllc ac,Ic
i's H. lt ~ ny, ~, tIe iatc pri,nrv FlcctIHn Inst
a. - ~ ~, - liz b"tr. an N,Udav March qo isue
" ~ ,it, i'o No., , ,,de = urnr"ciiiGn maj yye d.
Ia ~ ,,tI t'iri,. ~ dra,ytnt, iats tnssing
,,, az 80 ,y,,v iIat vGuId i've me IA chance
I'm 49, '' ,,r,..t,t, II,t Inc winner shnuld
,,., ~, ,,u.,,.,- ot iIe inosrr This he refused
70 d i,,, Sr,",-od tt,'it he t,te thts n0mination
,IIi ~ ~ ~ i,'i ri,,uras tr a uiturr nominntinn
,yGirh ifN1ii5,li i,uf,ir to nv friends Ne then
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16

have been in my grave ten years ago bl
for II. Ny womb had fallen and rcstc
on the bladder. The doctor could nc
relieve mo: my mind was dcranged. Nor.
Compound cured me. 1t helped II
through the change of life all right: AZ
now in good health. 1t has also cure
my husband of kidney trouble: made hin
Ike new man. Please state my words
in the strongest terms. am glad &c
send YOU my picture. | travelled twelve
miles TO have it taken for you. Mrs.
w. j. DAN. Bettsville. y.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Thursday, Apr. l6, 1896.
The Tie For Sheriff

The doallocl; existing between G..
W. Row and u. Scott Ritter, the tie
caudidates for sheriff, still remains
unbroken. Another meeting was
held on Monday and IA frutless of-
fort TO make choice was the result.
At that time both agreed to present
their claims to the Standing Com
mittec ut its meeting on Friday and
.et them decide it.
This is serious mistake. The
chances are that the Standing Com
mittee will not make II choice and
the whole affair will be thrown into
u turbulent election. Other cana
dates "ill sprlnG up and the Stand
will have no power
lmbor '""
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16

the COMMITTEES meeting, but suggested that II I
had another proposition TO make should come
TO see him. Now what does Mr.. Row want |
deplOre the fact that the matter could not he
settled, and II ! did anything un-
fair or nd not act honorable In the whole In
trying 20 adjust the matter should be pleased
TO have II pointed out TO me. am Resp'y,
p. SCOTT RITTER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Candidate Rows View OF it.

SEtISsGRovE. Pa, Apr. l4th, 1896.
TO the Republican Voters OF Snyder County
| rclret that up TO this time Mr. Ritter ana my
self have reached no decision concerning the
tie vote for sheriff. refused To agree to toss
because that Is gambling. | am willing to DO
anything that is legal and fair 20 the Republl-
can PARTY. G., W Row.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Republican Committeeman.

Adams. T.. Fcttcrolf. Tobias Mitchell.
Beaver, Nlthun Freed. irwin Kinney.
Beaver W.-Nm. Ilceter, g. W. BouSh:
Coutrc.-I. ". Sampsel H. G.. SlinrSel.
chapman ID. \. POrtIlluc. T. j. NICHOLS.
Frlukln.-C. II. Dunkclbcrgcr. j. w. ElSeh
hover.
Jackson. VIM. Martin. j. :. Yearlck.
NildlCburgh, curtin BOwcrSON, W. +. Fees.
Nlddlccrcck, II. !. Mitchell. i. l.. Row.
Nouruc.-H II BJrdper, L. Z, BonSt.
pruu..-D1niel kuOuse. &. T.. wagner.
Perry.-lrwiu Boyer. Henry Harding.
Perry W..-Danirl Naneval H. X. Forster.
~pring-Dr. \. VI Smith. u. +. Spaid.
>ruu-groyc.-E. v. Gcmbprling, e. W. covert.
t'uilu. Geo. I. Flanders. j. a.. Stahl.
Washington. -Wm. &. Ililhi-h, Jerry tharl's.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
break this

break this
leau, rrldnJ. 1t IS stlli
IN their hands aud the committee
will endorse their action. But put
the affair into the hands Of the com
mittee and both candidates will find
rnsnlLs cnntrnry To thoir dn.iros.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Latest Goods, Latest Styles, Lateg||
at HOCH & OLDT'S, New h
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Having returned from the Eastern Cities. !,
LIST. A very good Cashmere at % cts. 2nd
Warp Henrietta at 90 cts, former price IS cent
Is inch Silk mt % There are but few of tbs
Can give you same prices accordingly in
Moires, Jaconets, Percales, Mohairs, Linens.
and all domestics Reduced prices on
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16

NJ Nrrrrn several truStwOrthN
W ~ gentlemen or ladies 10
travel In PENNSYLVANIA for established, reliable
house. Salary $3.50 and expenses. STEADY post
tiOn. Enclose reference and self addressed.
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company.
Third Floor, Omaha Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
l0-fQ-'QI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Applications for License.

List OF persons who have filed their applica-
tlOns for Tavern, BOttlers' aud Distilcrs License
for the year isg6.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16

List OF persons who have filed their appca-
tlOns for Tavern, BOtters' and Dstillcrs' License
b for the year iSg6.
TAVERN LICENSE.
Names. Residence.
Peter Herman, KratlervIlc.
Jacob A. LcltZel,
/ Pcrcival Keiser. Selinsgroyo.
George W. Weaver, Freeburg.
susan Glass,
!. 5. Yeager, Perry Township.
David Ilcrrod, Chapman "
Il. 4. llcttrCk, Scllnsgrovc
sylvester Bowen, Washington Township
John ". Fockler, SeinsgrOvr
Ellsworth AuraId Monroe Township
Martin Slear, "
Marcus VI. Hartman,
7. G. Hartman, Centrevle.
jackson G.. Baker, Mcclure.
Emma j. Swneord, Mckees = Falls.
Mcclellan Cox, Chapman Township.
VIM. II. SMITH Middleburgn.
Charles c. SccbOld.
Ephriam G. Graybill, Franklin Township.
T.. VI. smith, Beaver springs.
Jonathan u. ArbOgast Selit sgrOye.
g. \. Boyer. Port TTeycrtOu.
William II. kerstettcr. Meiscryillc.
Cutharne Noscr, Port TrevertOu.
samuel Rumbaugh, Krcamer.
n. II. Faust, Bcavertown.
i. T. Spanglcr CentrcViHc.
simon Long, FrccbuTg.
II. &. Haas. Fremont.
T.. 4. Kelly a James Reltz, Por, TreSerton.
BOTrLERS' LlIENSE.
". II. Grimm. Freebury.
\. ". Mitmcr, Selinsyroyc
carbon SecbOid Frank Rclglc, Middlcburgh
DlSIlLLERS LICENSE
T.. II. Hartman. Ccntrcyillc.
john ShawSrr. Adams Township
Joseph l.. Marks, Franklin Township.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
Glad Ti,Iings.

The grand specific for the prevailing malady
OF the age, dyspepsia. Liver Complaint, Rheu-
matism COstiveness, General Debility, etc, Is
Bacon's Celery King for the Nerves. This great
herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs,
regulate, the Liver and restores the system 20
vigorous health and energies. sample free.
Large packages soc and CSC Sold only by X. ii.
Walters pcIns Creek, Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-04-16
An AFFIDAVIT.

This is TO certify that on May llth, I
walked to Melick's : drug store on "a
pair of crutches and bought bottle
of Chamberlain's Pain Balm for in
ilanmatory rheumatism which had
crippled me mp. After using three
bottles AIN completely cured. | can
cheerfullv recommend it.-Charles II.
Wetzel. Suubury, Pa.
Sworn aud subscribed to before ne
on August 10. 1894. Walter Shipman,
j. =. For sale by all druggists, 80
cents per bottle.
MISTAKEN Souls VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage IL
censes have been granted since our
last publication :
SChas. W. Neitz, Port Treverton,
Carrie ID. Lenig,
!Dr \. 9. Spangler, Selinsgrove,
Ida l.. Miller,
lJohn j. Lose, Washington Twp.
iClara >. Weiser, Union Co.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-04-24

The sub committee OF the legislative
committee on manufactures has sub
mitted for the consideration of the
full committee n bill based upon the
petition of H. NJ. Whitney, which it
Is understood will be adopted by the
full committee and reported to the
House. 1t incorporates Mr.. Whitney
and several other men named in the
bill as corporation. 1t contains anti
stock watering clauses, subjects the
property of the company to taxation,
and does not grant a right to take
property by eminent domain. The
bill grants what Mr.. Whitney's coun-
sci urged as q vital necessity, the
right to lay the main or transporting
pipes of the system through the towns
and cities of the commonwealth. In
case of desire to lay such pipes, ap-
plication is first to be made to the
local authorities, and, in case they do
not grant it, all appeal can be had to
the gas commissioners, who are re-
quired to grant location, but the
commissioners are to pass upon the
question of what is a reasonable loca-
ton. In the case of distribut-
ing pipes, al application is to
be made to the local authori-
ties of towns and cities, who are
to hnve the right to say whether or not
Mr.. Whitney's company shall distrib-
ute gas in that locality. In case they
refuse there is no appeal. Neither is
there any appeal by an existing gas
company to the commissioners if a
right is given, as is now given by
statute. In case local authorities pre-
fer they are to refer the matter to the
people of the town or city for deci-
sion,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1896-04-24

The great success of the Ane rioau
magazines, with their superior illus
trations, in England in part atones
for the success OF the English authors
in America. Says little preface to
to an English magazine which has just
appeared in altogether new and i'm
proved form: "Ihc success OF Amerl-
can magazines in England has shown
very plainly that it is only necessary
to produce periodical OF the highest
quality TO secure the favor OF the
British public" Then it goes on to
appeal to English patriotism to sup
port il, as against foreign rivals. And
this same magazine prints as a frontls-
piece a part of one of our own Mr..
WenHeI's society pictures, taken from
life. which, although similar afro
cious Photographic reproduction on
cheap paper OF the reproduction OF
Mr.. WenzelPs original, is by far the
finest illustration in il. And this same
magazine, which appeals to English
hatred of foreigners for support, has
cut out Mr.. Wen2ell's signature. Its
best original Illustrations are also by
al American resident in London.