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"You Dou'l Know rhelr value.

"rhey cured me Of Ague, Biliousness
and Kidney Complaint, as recommended,
| had half bottle left which used iol
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not DO cured. lam
confident should have lost both Of them
one night II l had not had the Hop Bit,
tiers in my house TO use. found they
done them 50 much good | continued with
them and they arc now well. That Is why
! say you do not know half tho value o.
Hop Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough. "-B., Rochester, N. Y.
For Sale by Laughlin Bros. ( Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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!laElL' taIoans, hIases, ID . ltotm Q

lisEl' tdrOans, Kisses, and storm Of
indignation.
Gen. Garheld-I heard him declare that
no kinder men ever lived than Gen.
Win6eF and his coulmander.in'chial, JED.
Davis. Wells Of deriAlon, Kisses, etc.
And took Il upon myself 10 overwhelm
him with the proof 70 roll Of applause be.
ginSl, with the truth that the t0FtuECS you
suffered, the wrongs done 10 you, were
suffered and done with the knowledge Of
the Confederate authorities, from JeiIeF.
son Davis down great applause, waving
Of hats, veterans standing on their chain
and CheerinRl-thAt II was q part Of their
policy to make you idlOta and skeletons,
and 10 exchange your broken and shat.
tered bodies and dethFoned minds for
strong, robust, WGll.icd rebel prisoners.
[Applause. That policy ! affirm has
never had It's parallel for Rtrocily In this
civilized world. [ApplauIe.l
VOices-ThAt's 80.
Gen. Garfield II was mover heard OF In
any land since the dark ages closed upon
the earth. Applause. While history
lives men have memories. We can for.
give and forget all other things before VIC
can forgive and forget this. ApplauSC.l
Finally, and In conclusion, lam willing,
for One-and l think ! speak for thousands
Of others am willing 10 seO all the bit.
torness Of the late war buried In the
graves Of our dead. lApplausc,l ! would
10 willing that we should initiate the con-
descending, loving kindness Of him who
planted the green grass on the battle.
fields and Let the fresh flowers bloom on
all the graves alike. would clasp hands
with those who fought against us, make
them my brethren and forgive all the
past, only on one supreme condition; that
Il bG admitted In practice, acknowledged
10 theory, that tho cause for which we
fought, and you suffered, was and Is and
forever will be right, eternally right, I'm
bounded enthusiasm.
VOices-"Thats II, !" That's so, etc.
Gen. Garheld-ThRt the cause for which
they fought was aud forever will DO the
cause Of treason and wrong. Prolonged
applause.] Until that Is acknowledged
my hand shall never grasp any re6el'i
hand across any Chasm, however small
LGreat applause and cbeers.1
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DIED,

E%LEY-TharElAy, October 0, 1877, at III O'Clock
,. r. Of Group, DAVIS son Of charles and Mary EIlsy,
aged ytan and SmonthL
Funeral from the residence oil the parents, No.
1905 MeCulIOeh street, this lsAturdnyl after
noon at o'clock. IatCrmeHt At Peninsula Cemetery.
Friends oithe family are IRVlt'd to attend.
EUZuN-On Friday, October 10, 1870, at noon,
CLAUDE 500 u !. Z. and H. L. NuzIm, aged thirteen
months,
The funeral Will take place from hi, parents real
dencc, No. l:7 Sixteenth street. Sunday Afternoon al
9oelock' Friends Of the family are Invited to attend
WAlLACE-wILLIAM MCDONALD, infant ION oil
sp7lldns X. aud Carrie c, Wallace, aged Is months
anil ten Jays
Fanenl notice In Sunday pawn.
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ConiroI over q IocoEpotlye.

The control which a good locomotive
engineer has over his engine is something
remarkable. a long time ago some Of tho
depot attaches noticed that tho 1:l5 train
from the south seemed TO stop daily at the
sell:same spot when coming TO a standstill
at the depot, and about two months ago q
mark was madO 10 deslguate the precise
locality. Since that time the train has not
varied six inches from the mark, and
some Of the friends Of the engineer have
presented him q bouquet Of flowers In &C,
kSnowlegedment Of hisskill. = Springfield
Mas, UaiOa.
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TnE titty.sixth annual report for 1878 oil
the Berlin society for the promotion Of
Christianity among the Jews has lately
been published. In the appendix some
interesting details arc given respecting the
distribution Of the Jews all over the world.
The total number Of the Hebrew race to.
day is about what It was in the days Of
King David-between six and seven mil.
lions. There are in Europe, according to
the latest statistical information, about
100000; in Asia, 200, 900; in Africa, over
$4,000; in America, from 100000 to
l,6OO,OOO. More than half Of the European
Jews (",O9l ,OOO) reside In Russia; | ,375 900
in Austria, Of whom 575, 900 In the Polish
province OF Galicia; OIL, 900 in Germany
l0l,OOO in the Polish province OF Posenj:
RoumaniA Is credited with 274,OOO, and
Turkey with 100000. There are 10000 in
Holland, $1,000 in England, 10000 in
France 5000 in Italy; Spain and Portu.
sal have between 1000 and 1000; /, 500 in
Sweden, 26 In Norway. Nothing Is said
about Denmark or Switzerland. The mum.
Der Of Jewish residents In Berlin Is given
at 45I0OO-nearly as many as in the whole
Of France, and more than in Italy, Spain
Portugal, and the Scandinavian peninsula
altogether. The majority OF the African
Jews live in the province OF Algiers. But
they are to DO found in Abyssinia and ali
along the north coast, and even in the Sa.
haran Oasir, frequently acting as inferno.
diaries between the Ntohammelans and
and Christians, OF the Asiatlc Jews 20.
900 are assigned to India, and $4,000 TO
Palestine. The population Of Jerusalem
Is given as 1000 Mohammedans, 5000
Christians, and 1880 Jews. The last are
classified as German, Spanish, or Arabic
Jews. The report gives no details con.
corning America, except that in New York
there are thirty synagogues.
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Tho rI.tsbnrsh EIot Lossss and

N.III1t.. AuNseA anu LA
The three principal points made BY tho
city Of Pittsburgh against her liability for
tho losses resulting from the great riot IN
there In 1877, were ~ that the violence
was too greatto be overcome by the ordI.
nary police force Of the city, and icy that
tho sending Of stale troops provoked tho
mob, and (Sl that the riots assumed the
form Of an instruction and therefore
passed beyond the character Of a mob.
On all these points the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania ruled against her In their
recent decision. In 1871 the Legislature
Of Pennsylvania embodied the old princi.
pie Of municipal liability for mob violence
in the form Of law, aud to tho objection
that this law did not make cities liable
said:
The argument upon this branch Of the
case has failed 70 point out inst what kind
Q! now were contemplated BY the trainers
o. tue act Of 1871. We are left 10 infer,
however, that the act was intended 10
apply only 10 riots whore the number an.
HSRed y small and the damage inconSiier.
a0le' But where Is this line 10 80 drawn,
anu py whomP Is the act 10 apply "a
mons Of ten persons and not % those Of a
hundred, Or % mobs Of hundred and NOT
70 those Of q thouSand2 Is cotnpSnsAi ion
% 30 made Tor broken window and IA,
MED where an entire building q sacked
and burnedH We have been furnished
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Col. c. II. BeaII, OF brooke County, ms n
Raiser OF Pins sheep.

WeApulH iSIMus
Mr., 9. II. Beall. tho boss wool grover Of
our county, sold to Mr.. B. W. Cone, OF
Smithaeld, Ohio, on Saturday last, twenty.
seven sheep said to be- Inc 6nSst iS"t sSs,
lett brooke county. They were ysaTlInsS
and lambs OF the improved Spanish MSfI.
no breed, noted not only Tor their heavy
wrinkles" but for tho excellent quality
Of their wool. We noticed them starting
for Jefferson county. We could moi a.
certain the figures, but they will no doubt
attract the attention OF sheep raisers over
there. 1t is needless for US to say that
Mr.. BeRll is the most extensive wool grow.
or In our county. There seems 10 DO a
booming demand for extra sheep, Among
other sales Mr.. Beall recently sold a hall
interest In one buck lamb for tho neat
sum Of $3.50,
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Nh DEsrERAxpUX-'' despalr'-at
least until you have fairly and squarely
tested the efficacy Of BethtsdA Water,
From al parts Of the land come words Of
!hanktalness 70 Col. Dunbar, dlScoverer Of
Bethesda Water, Kidney and Bladder
diseases can not stand before Il.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD

To all who arc suffering from the euor and lndIs
erotonI Of YOUTH nervous weakness early decay los
Of manhood, dc, will SOud recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South America. send
Scli-addEscd envelope 10 the REv. JosEPH T. In
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TIOIE TABLB.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, Aphl III. i'm the
" Can gu tho Wheeling and Elm JlTuTo n, ii Hi
run a. follows: Can will leave the city teoFner Mar.
krt and Eleventh ItrealSl and StRnnis NJ la
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
oErAG1uEE OS rEAiss-wRrEtIss THE,

srTladelphIa Accommodation tTaln cal runs
between Wheeling and Tr.AdelphIA.
tDaily except Sunday-EbElIk Accommodation,
tsten6Snvilig ACKNOWLEDGMENT lraln DURING
!he Jay passes backward and forward between NSF.
tinh Ferry and BeAiEU, stopping wh0n reluIteIl Al
Sherman llou'oi htnaVillO, West wheeling and
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Special attention is called to this
department, as it embraces the
newest styles in
DOLMANS,
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LIGHT BREAD lND LIGHT HEARTS

90 t6Epthefi Vs. LnaAN, LIST q CO.B EXCEL
slOR BAKING POWDER, Ind you promote 6oih
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discussed in Italy. General Mezzacapo's criticism
on the Austrian Coloners pamphlet is that it is in
opportune inexact. erroneous both from the military
and the political points of view. No one. lie argues
can prevent liberty speech in free country and
colonel Haymerle during his long residence in
Italy. knew perfectly we'll that the agitation for
Uprodeemed Italy confined to q few restless
spirits; that not only the government disapproved
it, but that liberals of every grade concurred in de-
nouncing any such movement as inopportune. So
far so good but the deduction of the exAinister Of
War is that Italy Is committing suicide by her policy
of disarmament her "peace-at- ANY price doctrines
that this it is which has brought her into contempt
in Europe and which will lead to still moro das
trous consequences He points to the example of
Germany. or rather of Prussia. armed to the teeth
ready to profit by any opportunity. and hence able
to create favorable opportunities He quotes the
duct of France after her tremendous disasters and
dwells with delight little Piedmont. who submit
tod to every sacrifice imposed by Cavour. who armed
continuously and spent ornaments far more
than the State could fairly afford. Then he dives
into tho depths of history. quotes Rome after the
conquest of Carthage and England under Elizabeth.
to prove that only when a nation is strong enough
defy the world do industry. agriculture. arts and
letters flourish. Tho article concludes with the
motto summing up its intent. Isl uis pacem para
beiium." SO may expect demand for ornaments
when the new Minister of War presents his budget.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEpAnrAfrNr.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10---1 A. NJ.
IndicaIio,ls


OFFICE OF CmEF SIGNAL OFFICER!
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England and the Middle States. colder
northcrly to westerly winds. rising barometer and
light rains. followed by clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States cooler northeast to
northwest winds. rising barometer. partly cloudy
weather and local rains.
For the Gulf States clear fair weather. north
east to castcrly winds. stationary slowly rising
temperature and in the eastern portions rising ba-
romcter.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. clear fair
weather. rising followed by falling barometer. slight
rise In TEN pcraturc and light variable winds.
For the upper lake teaion. tho Upper Mississippi
and Lower Missouri valleys cooler northcry winds.
slowly shifting to warmer westerly and southcry,
clear or partly cloudy weather. and during tho day
slowly falling barometer.
For the lower lake region. light rain. followed by
cooler, clearing weather, northwest to southwest
winds and rising barometer.
The rivers will remain stationary.
Cautionsry signals continue at Lewes. Capc May,
Atlantic City, Barnegat and Sandy Hook.
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SIMON AND THE WIDOW.
SENATOR cAMEnoS's COUNSEL ENpEAvoR TO
MAKE MRS OLIVER PAY FOR ''rRrNrrNo THE

SENATOR cAMERoSs COUNSEL ENpEAvoR TO
MAKE MRS OLIVER PAY FOR ''rRrNrrNo TIM
RECORD"
WASHINGTON. Oct. Is, 1879.
To-day in the Of Mary =. Oliver against Simon
Cameron IN which n motion has boon made by tho
plaintiff to dispense with the printing of the record
on the appeal pending In tho Court IN General
Torn, tho counsel for defendant filed an answer
thereto The says IL Is not sun GENTLY shown
that the plaintiff is unable to have the record
printed; thet 1t appears she has recently boon
travelling and engaged In proposing to lecture, and
In printing or causing 60 be printed notices or
bills for lectures, &c.; that having boon able TO
secure two attorneys Of this court and nm
additional from Kentucky, sho cannot DO
regarded as impecunous; that tho cause OF action
ALLEGED breach of contract of marrage-s not OF tho
character OF casos which calls for \ suspension OF
the rule and tho fair. just and convenient review
OF the case requires the printing. Accompanying
the answer is affidavit of Thomas Dunn,
stating that Mrs. Oliver recently In New
York looking we'll aud well dressed;
that on september she was engaged for
lecture at Jersey City, professcdy for the yellow
fever sufferers in Memphis, that the bills were
printed by Cameron Co.. OF Ann street, New York.
and he Is informed and believes that she intro
ducod to the press of New York by Mayor Hopper,
OF Jersey city. The case will probably be argued
ON this motion on Tuesday In the General Term.
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EUROPE EXCITED.

VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS OF LORD SAILS
BURYs MANCHEsrER sPEEoH-vINDIcATIoN
Oh BoMBAsr--ARMED EuRoTE.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON, Oct. 10, 1870.
The Cologne Gazette believes that the treaty
between Germany and Austria received the
sanction of the Emperor William last week.
The Times, in u leading editorial article, after
review of the speech made by Lord Salisbury
Mt the banquet Mt Manchester OH Friday night,
in conclusion says :-"Such is the substance of
the vindicaton with which Lord Salisbury is
prepared to appeal to the country and it is
stated with force which the opposition
will find it hard TO repcl. They have
denounced our policy so vehemently that, as
Lord Salisbury urges, their success ut the next
election would naturally be accepted by Europe
as u sign that tho work of the present Ministry
was to be undone. He has shown, in u word,
that the interests of the Empire and not
of party will be mt Issue when
the country is appealed to, and he has
given good reason 10 believe that they
have hitherto been safe in his hands,
The Manchester Guardian, in an article on tho
same subject, concludes as follows:-"lt is this
exaggcration of tone, this adoption of wild ex-
pcdicnts to meet illusory dangers, which has
Justly alarmed the country II the security of
the Empire be the object we all have in view
It is for the country To judge whether
It is most likely to be achieved by such measures
or by more cautious ii less exciting methods"
Lord Salisbury, In his speech at Manchester
Friday night, referred to Mr.. GIadstonc's
"iimitlcss" resources of sophstry; not limited"
rs enormously telcgrnI he'd from that city.
ESTIMATES FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF IMPERIAL
ARMiEs-wAR EQUIPMENT OF ITALY, AUSTRIA
AND HUNGARY
A despatch from Vienna to the Times says
"I,oth the Austrian and Hungarian governments
have accepted war estimates for tho muinten-
ancc of the imperial army ut an effective
force Of 100000 mon for the next ten
years. Tho Hungarian government has
submitted with this estimate state
ment showing that when the military sys-
TENS now In progress are completed Italy will
have over two million soldiers; that France
now has 1915, 900 soldiers, and in 1892 will
have 2,723,OOO and that Russia already dis
poses Of 1850, 900 soldiers, while Austro-I Hum
gary has 1,194,OO
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COOPER'S TRIAL.

ESTABLISHMENT OF 'HIs IDENTITY BY MEANS
OF LETTERS AND pHoToaRApHs--cAsE TO
BE HEARD NEXT THURSDAY AT THE OLD
BAILEY.
my CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, Oct IS, 1870.
The trial of William Ringgold Cooper, ac-
cused of forgery by Messrs. Glyn, Mills s. Co.,
the bankers, will probably begin on Thursday
next 1t is the custom here to bring all cases
of magnitude before the Grand Jury as soon as
possible after the magistrates preliminary hear
ing. The Old Bailey sessions are he'd on Mon
day next, and after the disposal of smaller trials
1t is confidently expected that Cooper's case
will be called The accused has been unable to
raise the amount of his bail. He has remained
quietly in prison His lawyer has visited him
daily. There are still found persons in Hartford
shire who entirely refuse to believe in his guilt.
Nevertheless, his identity with the dctaulter of
the Navy Department and the forger of Cali
fornia has been completely established by let
tiers and photographs, forwarded by the Ameri-
can police. ! am informed that the request
made by Mcssrs. Frcshfcld. the Bank of Eng
land solicitors, that the United States should
apply for Cooper's extradtion, if he was wanted
on old charges, has been again submit
ted to the American Legation in this
city, and has been declined OH. the
ground that the American government
would be put to unnecessary expense. The
demand was made-frst to strengthen the
case for tho prosecution and insure heavier
sentence than could follow one count of the in
dctment alone; secondly, as measure of ad-
di,ional security in the remote POSSIBLE
ity of an acquittal; and, thirdly, i'll
order that the considerable amount OF
stock now standing in Coopcr's name in the
bank of Messrs. Glyn, Mills & Co., may, in
stead Of going to his creditors, revert to its
proper owners in America, if it should prove to
be the proceeds of the San Francisco forgeries.
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HUNORS OF THE SCALP.


Loss Of hair in thousands of II entirely
form Of scalp disease Seventy Ave per Of
number of bald heads might be- covered with hair by
judcious OF CvricURA assisted by CuTicuRA IL
Is the most agreeable VOL tie most effective hair
produced by IL II
OF the word. All others oiesginous mix
poisonous dyos None but CUrcURA tho
specific medical properties that enable 10
ing aud scay diseases that nae and irrtate the scalp
and lair glands and tubes causing badness
Medium OF the CurcuRA REsoLvkSr will purify the oil
and glands of the virus OF scrofuious huor
blood and insure when taken
tion with the outward application of CurIcUgA.
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THE FRANCO-AMERICAN TREATY.
RECEPTION OF THE FRENCH COMMITTEE By
PRESIDENT GREvY-HIs DESIRE TO RENEW
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED
STATES.
py CABLE TO THE HERALD

[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
PARIS, Oct. IS, 1879.
On leaving the Cabinet Council yesterday,
President Grevy received the members of the
French Committee on the Franco-Amcrican
Treaty of Commerce. NM. Waddington and
Leon Say were present. NJ Fouchcr dc
Careil introduced delegation of ten
among whom were NM. Wilson, Chotteau,
Hyppolyte, cabuzac, Berger, Vanderbilt, Hic-
lard and the secretary, M. Deslnoulns. The
latter read the resolution adopted at the meet
ing of the 9th inst. M. Foucher dc Careil in
sisted upon its Importance as inviting the
French government to take the steps
deemed necessary by the Congress Of the
United States for treaty of reciprocity.
President Grcvy received the communication
most favorably. He stated that himself per-
sonally and the government felt the greatest
desire to renew commercial relations with the
United States, and that France attached great
Importance to the movement looking to extend
ing her relations with the great American Re
public. In dismissing the delegation the Prcsi-
dent said 1--WE are henceforward going to
labor in concert to attain the object you pur--
sue-
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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ToRoNro. Ont. Oct. IS. ]

TORONTO. Ont. Oct. Is, 1879.
A special cable despatch from London says
"Tho Great Western Railways half-yearly re-
port has boon issued. The half-years net
revenue exhibits . deficiency of over 10000
sterling The credit balance from the previous
half year reduces this to $4,000. which forms q
charge against future revenue. A dividend the
preference stock also carried forward to the
debit of tho next half year. The directors look
m fna
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EUROPE.
NorABLE rRADEsMEy IN PARIS.

NOTAblsE TkADESMEN ~ rAhls.
AU GRAND HorEL.-PARIs PLACE DE LOPERA
Particularly recommended VAN HYMBEECk. Dt
rector.
Bedrooms from francs day.
Pension 20 francs day including lodging, board
and wins. There three lifts
First class Embellishments, in high rcpute among
Paris, aud tho most moderate charges board and
lodging: from 81 and apartments from s.;
full south. Patent safety elevator.
AU PAGE-lv RUE vINIENNE. PLAIN AND FANCY
silks. colorcd and black Nevcts. Novelties.
APARTMENTS. HOUSES, ESTATES. AGENT FOR
weils-Fargos Express. Sidney l. Spark, Hue Scribe
CUTLERY. STATIONERY. FANCY GOODS. PERFUM
cry Brushes JONES, - boulevard DIES Capucines
CARRIAGE BUILDERS MILLION, QUIET CO..
81 Avenue Montagnc.
WINES tFIRsr GROWTfD-CLAREr. BOURGOGNE,
Champagne. sherries. Brandes. cuviilier 40 Ras De
PERFuMERy (FtRsT GLASS; GuERLAry.
Paris. 10 Rue do la paix.
TAPESTRY. CARPETS. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE
.Nigno ~ Rue dc Clery.
YOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL MISS SULEAU tGarden),
formerly Rue Chateaubrand. now Rue d Auteul
OYSTER AND GAME ExrORTERs.-P. d. CARTON,
Ofsh Oyster and Game salesman. Dublin aud Liver;
pool viii be happy to receive 81 and
Game at Liverpool. arrive last Octoocr
week IN November aud during the Terms Ave
cent commission amount OF sales Cash with sales
when sold
Reference :--National Bank ireland, Dublin
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HUMOR or THE SCALP
THAT WAS DESTROYING THE HAIR CURE

WITH ONE BOX or CuTICURA
Messrs. WsrRs PorrER :-icntlemen--I want to toll
what CuiicuRA has done Tor About
hair began falling out caused by humor of the
romodics too humorous To mention. with
ont recf until began using CuIicuaA OF which
has ytured msIand hate IL beginning to
Re- pee fully. Mrs. %. J. ROOT,
s.i7 wnsr LAKE ST.. CuIc,co. Ill. Nov. 49, 1873.
We know the above 10 be true.
MARY T.. TOWNSEND Ii2 West jackson st.
Mrs. &. A. GRAY 3ii Fulton 81
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY

The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twentyfour hours. in
parson with the corresponding date of last year. an
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
HERALD building. No. 2ls broadway