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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-05

TRADE CIRCULAR.
| COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING {
PROFESSIONAL.
| For the Year 1850.
The following Circular is respectfully presented by
the undersigned Merchants, Manufacturers and Pro-
:essonal firms of kennebee County, who desire TO
present to the citizens Of this section complete and
reliable Business Guide A careful perusa ofihe fol-
choice selections Of varied and complete stocks Of
seasonable goods displayed by merchants of iniegri
~ and fair dealing. this market will compare favor
ably with that of any other in Maine.
A6rAil orders for goods will receive prompt at
tention Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
A POTHECARY. PURE DRUGS. AND
IA Medicines. and Toilet Articles
JAMES L. DEvINE, Union Klock. W afer ST.
4 POTHECARY. Drugs. Medicines. Toilet
"A Articles and Fancy Goods.
J. u. MiRICk, Old Fuller Drug Store.
A POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines and
"A Toile, Articles. Prescriptions carefully put up
j. Y. A. HALVES, HaloweN
A RTIsT-will open a first class gallery over
IA Blanchard & Reed. store.
X. GARDINER, Gardiner, Me.
A RTIsTIC Photographs. First-class
"A work Of all the improved Styles.
A. W. kIMBALL, Cor Bridge and Water ST.
RLEACHERY! Hats. Straw, Felt, Leg
- horn, Chip & Neapoli'an, cleaned, colored or
>| INV '"' s. n WOOD. Oak ST.
DOCKS. Stationery. and
~ Fancy Goods.
HORACE NORTH, l55 Water st.
books. Stationery aud Fancy Goods,
- Newspapers and Periodicals,
J.F. PIERCE, Water ST.
DOCK BINDING, L Blank Book Manu-.
- factory. Binding in all its branches prompt
" done. A. J. CAMERON.
Doors 4 SHOES. RUBBERs. and
II Leather Findings.
E.HASKELL & son, Water ST.
BOOTS 4 SHOES, Ladies and Misses flne
- Goods Speciality, Repairing neatly Done
J.W. CROSS, Water St.
BOOTS. Shoes and Rubbers. Fine Custom
ID Work and Repairing TO order.
BOOTS & SHOES. Large Stock of Fine
ID Goods. Custom Work Specially:
+. II. ATKINS, Ag't., Halowell.
CARR'Af!E; Ne, ManS 4 81 I;t r.ss.nc..
HIRAM CLARK, So. End Water Street.
CARRIAGE Manufacturing and Ironing
Fine Carriage Painting Lettering ana
Repairing of all kinds.
JOHN MITCHELL, Bangor ST.
Dsrx,rr Cr1rnEE,r, .od vord anrvavor
4 Drafting in all its branches.
DANFORTH, COL Water St, Gardiner
CLOTHING:, Wholesale and Retail. Fine
~ Custom Tailoring.
HUNTINGTON. MASON co.
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. Gents
Fine Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Trav-
cling Bags. f. +. DAVIS. Under Cony House.
CLOTHING for Men and Boys. Gents
~ Furnishing Goods.
BENZ. HUNTINGTON Store under Cony House.
COAL by the car load or ton. All orders
~ promptly attended to.
F. SWAIN 4 co, Bridge Blk Water ST.
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BOOTS & SHOES. Large Stock of Fine
ID Goods. Custom Work Speciality
IL. ATKINS, Ag't., Hallowell.
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STOVES. Hssges, Tin Ware. v
SMILEY wASGATT.
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CLOTHING for Men and Boys. Gents
Fine Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and Trav-
cling Bags +. +. DAVIS, Under Cony House.
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A Complete Assortment Over.
coats and listers, and Fashionable
Suiiings for Men Youths 1 Boys.
Also 4 full line OF Gents First
Class Furnishing goods selling At
low prices. Stock replenished
weekly, by
Deane Pray Z Co.
Deane Pray. E. G. Briggs.
janl3fd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-05
KENJNEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING &
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.

A POTHECARY. PURE DRUGS. ANn
"A Metieines and Toilet Articles
JAMES L. DEvINE, Union klock, W alter ST.
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Aid for Ireland - 100000 Subscribed
by James Gordon bennett.
Two Persons Blown from Train ana
Killed.

brakeman on the Harlem road was blown
from his train near Boston Corners, yester-
day, and killed. A newsboy was blown from
the train and killed at Englandilem, n. J.
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PLUMBinG.PractieaI S!ymber:
HENRY 4. TABOR
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4 POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines. Toilet
"A Articles and Fancy Goods.
I'D. MiRICk, Old Fuller Drug Store.
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CLOTHINl:. Wholesale and Retail. Fine
Custom Tailoring. -
HUNTINGTON. MASON & co.
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CIVII. ENGINEER and Land Surveyor.
Y Drafting in all its branches.
DANFORTH, 60! Water St, Gardiner.
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California Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.
The following the closing official prices Of min
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
1rsIrnpAY,s coNELAanarIoN.
Andrew Tbalaaa'. House and nam


Andrew ThAImaa's House and Harm
Harmed.
An alarm Of Gre WAS sent In about IL
o'clock yesterday morning from Bells
foundry, caused by the burning Of the
stable Of Andrew ThalmAn, above First
street, on Main. The vigllAnt engine
responded promptly, and made an attach.
ment to The plug near the Hospital, but q
section Of hose burst, q wagon or engine
ran over another section, and much time
was thus lost. A general alarm was then
sent In, and In q very few minutes the
Atlantic engine was on the grounds, and
being driven Oh the float Of the Martins
Ferry leFTyboat, the suction pipe
was run into the river, and almost
Immediately q splendid stream OF wateT
was set 70 playing upon the flames, which,
despite the heAdway they had made, were
progressing very slowly, which latter iact
d attributable 10 the circumstance that
the wind was blowing away from the IRE,
BY the time the Atlantic began throwing
water, the United Engine arrived and her
crew rendered valuable assistance. by
this time the FIRE had burned up two oil the
three houses In which II was raging, but
fortunately It's further progress was arrest
ed at this point and no further damage
was done.
Owing 70 the very lelSurely progress Of
the flames, all the goods In the store and
ali the furniture In the house were remov'
ed 10 q safe distance. The fire was dis
covered by WIN. Thomas, who drives
team for 1T. ThalmAn. He went to the
stable to put his team away, but when he
opeued the door O sheet oil flame bursI
forth In tho stable at the time were Q
horse and colt, the former belonging to
Walter Marshall, and the latter to farm
81, who had left Il there for safe keeping
Both animals were burned 10 death
Besides the buildings Mr. ThAlman's loss
will be light. The buildings wero Of brick
and q sort Of thEee.iold affair, one part being
used as stable, one part as a dwelling
and the third part as stOreroom. The
| Gnt two OF these we're burned, involving
| 4 loss OF 81, 900 or Si,2OO, which loss IL
covered BY policies in tho German lnhur
ance Company, and perhaps also small
policy In AldefsOn's Agency.
Mr.. ThatmAn was absent at the time @
the fire, and did not bear Of his. loss until
his return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

THB WEsr VIRGINIA. STATE SpYDAl
School COSvRNTIOH.-Yhe meetings II
connection with this assembly will oper
June %, aud continue TO the evening
OF the 9th. For the information Of Sab
bath School workers, We clip the follow
ing from the programme just Issued Iron
our Job office:
yention, all Sabbath School workers arr
invited and will be considered delegates
whether 80 appointed or not II Is hopes
every Sunday School In the State will
send at least one delegate.
9. EntertAinmeut-The people o
ClarkaburR will freely welcome and enter
tain all Sunday School workers who eomp
All who expect 10 attend should sent
name aud address to Il. D. Boughner
Esq, Clarksburg, W. Va, not later thar
June 10Th, 50 that entertainment arrange
ments may be completed as far as posi-
bic, before Convention meets. Delegate
on arrival will report at n. E. Church.
2. Transportation A,-The Baltimore
4 Ohio RlilfoSd Company Will iSsgs az
CursIon tickets from principal points ID
each Of the counties oil the State, gooG
from June 20!h 10 June 25th, inclusive, a
the rate Of four cents per mile for thu
round trip. B.-The Clarksburg, Weston
& Cilsnnyillo Railroad will issue excursion
tickets 70 Convention iron Weston Il
Clarksburg, for $l,25, the Round Trip. =,
/, The music Of the Convention will
ba fonnd In :n"snAl HYMN Book Mood!
& SankevS No. /. Bring your HymG
Book with you. :,
5. Statistics.-Try TO got as much IN
formation US possible concerning YOU
County Work, I. O., number Of SUNDAY
schools. Teachers, Scholars, &c. D1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03


The GREESBAcHERs' PLATFoRM.-Since
the nomination ot'a State ticket by the
Grcenback Labor Party In Convention at
Charleston, and the adoption oil measures
intended 70 be aggressive on the part oil
that party, their declaration OF principles
has assumed new interest. In response
10 A widespread desire for the repnblica-
lion OF the platform adopted by the State
coniorpnce held at Parkersburg on the
sixth Of last January We present tho doc
FlTst-We demand that the greenback
be made full legal tender for the pay.
nert Of all debts, public and private, and
lie exclusive paper money Of the country
and that the greunbAct dollar aud metallic
dollar shall be made by law on par with
each ether. :,
second-That the bonds shall DO paid
according 10 the original contract.
ThITdEThat the Rational Bank circula'
tion he abolished and Greenbacks snbSti
tutsd therefor. -,
Pourth-That silver be coined on the
same tsrns and conditions as gold:
FiiLh-ThAt the railroads and ntpol
monopolies which are now absorbing on
undue portion OF the substance Of the pro
duCing classes, aud have inaugurated
policy Of consolidation, Of corruption and
conquest, which threatens tho liberties Al
well as the highest interests OF tho people
shall be limited, restrained aud CONTROLLED
by IegislGtlon.
sixth-That measures be provided tina
the wage-laboreB Of the country who ar
receiving but small moiety Of the valul
Of their productions shall get the full earn
lngs Of their labor.
seventh-That we are In favor oil
graded income tax.
EIVhth-We recommend that Congress
pass General Weaver's soldiers and sailor
bill, lGlso the homestead and loan bill Q
Judge Wright, Of Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

[ LOUISVILLE, June 2.-River falling, with
0 feet 10 inches In the canal and elect II
inches In chute on falls. Weather clear
and cool, with wind northeast; Rtnoky.
East and tow 70 Pittsburgh; Simpson
Homer and towand Vlnt Shinkle are due
ln.nIpht
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

R1ne Rains -GroWlng Crops SHUTTER C0I
testsi-ClOseo OF the Public Sghools-PeF
.soRal Items, DC.
FAinNOST, June .,
Correspondence Of tbs InlslliseHesr
The ane rains Of the past few days have
revived vegetation hereabouts very much
Wheat will now oil and ripen without
any more rain. Corn is coming on well
but grass and oats will DO abort, OF fruit
we will have only an average crop, pm
cipally apples, other fruit having beer
greatly injured early In May.
Quite an interesting event in town yes
tetday was The "Butter contest" which hal
attracted considerable attention in III,
community. Some weeks ago Hon. Jamet
Morrow, H., offered Eve dollars (S6 00) II
gold for the best fye.pound roll Of butte
delivered ut Hartley & Co.'S store OF
June LIST, and Hartley 4 Co. offered three
dollars ts3 00) for next best. AT 10 o'clocl
yesterday morning 1t was found thA
thlrty.one competitors had the product
Of their diaries on exhibition, ready FOL
inspection by the Committee Of Award
After careful examination, the COMMITTEES
gave the first prize 10 MIR. Joshua McEl
fresh, and the second 10 n Mrs.. johnson
Over 100 pounds Of nice butter was OF
exhibition. Alter the award q "Milk and
Butter Association" was formed, which
has for It's object the improvement Of thu
quality Of these necessary commodities
This Is q step in the right direction, ant
we believe this organization will have TIT
effect TO give us better milk and butter.
The Public Schools Of this place closed
last week with successful entertainment
In all the rooms, Prof. A. L. Wade, o.
Morgantown, delivered an address or
Thursday night which was both pleasing
and instructive.
The High School entertainment on Fri
day night was largely attended, and the
performances ELECTED the highest com
mendAtion throughout. One young lady
Miss Addle L. BEodle, has completed the
course Of study prescribed, and was
awarded q very neat testimonial OIL
scholarship by the Board OF Education.
1t IL said that our schools were never In
a better condition than at present,
Rev. G. Il. Westiall and Ex-Governor
Pierpont have been at Pittourgh several
days in attendance upon the General Con
ference Of the N. 2. Church, now In SEES
sion In that city.
Our citizens have watched the bulletin
board In front OF the Western Union Tel
egAph office quite attentiVely this after
noon, seeking all the news they can gel
from Chicago. So far II seems quite salts
factory to the anti.Grant men. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

pfnsoNAL PARAdRAPns.-Among tho
flistinpniShed strangers In the city yes
tof.lay was Hon. D. D. johnson, oil Tyler
county, OK. President Of the State Senate
re was on his way TO Morgantown, 70 o.
tbnd the commencement exercises oil tnt
State University, OF the Board o. Regent
ofwhich institution he Is q member. Ht
d confident that Grant will be the Repnb'
lIcan nominee for President, and thai
TinRle will not get the nomination tol
Congress In this district.
RAY. W, g. Pollock, oil the Western
Theological Seminary at Allegheny City,
Pennsylvania, was also in the city yester-
&e noticed W. @. Scott, Of olaysville,
Pa, on the streets yesterday.
MI, j. N. Lalshley Is confined to hli
reaidence on the Island by illness.
Miss Blanche MAlon, Of Bloomington,
Illinois, Is visiting friends In this neigh
Mise Ida Armstrong and Carrie cOpp
will visit friends in Allegheny olty In .
''S Ma T !. T. II. Trainer, Of Newport, Is visit
Ing Mrs. Ada Peppers, OF North Wheel
'ng J..w. Hobbs, ESQ.,, Of Falrmont, W. Va,
y Alfred Al Il. Mitchell, ESQ.,, Prosecuting
Attorney over the river, and the only Re-
publicaf candidate on the Belmont coln..
N ticket who succeeded In being elected
last Fall, was in town for q little whli'
Yesterday.
Bellaire, and route mail agent on the y, =
IS. W, Railroad, was In the city last night
We are glad to see Mr.. VIM. Myles, The
photographer, on the streets again after
bFotrRcted illness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

Crop PrOspectS-fhe Fusion Failure
Political Matters and Personal Men.
tion.
MIDDLEBoVRSE, Juno l.
Special COrrCsPORdSuss Of InISlI'Ssneat.
Prospects for excellent crops in this
county were never better. The fne rain
fall on Saturday and Sunday last, did
much to Onlivsu vegetation and make the
heart Of the farmer rejoice.
The first centennial Of the organization
Of Sunday schools was celebrated by tho
NJ. +. Sunday School in this place last
Sunday.
Hon. D. F. Pugh left yesterday for the
National Convention at Chicago.
The so-called and much talked Of fusion
movement has lalled, with but little disap.
pointment to the Republicans Of this
county. While 1t is true that most Re.
publicaus would have favored the move.
ment, had 1t succeeded, yet there was
much talk oil voting zone aide oil the tick.
ct" Il Is generally believed now that the
full Greenback ticket presented OF Charles
ton will do more 10 defeat the Democrats
than fusion would, since all the men
named on 1t were formerly Of Democratic
proClIvities.
1t Is thought now that the GTesnback
vote In this county will DO very small At
the next election. Many who voted the
ticket two years ago have since declared
their intention to vote hereafter with the
party In which they mustered In former
years.
Our people regard the money question
as settled by resumption, and they are
generally willing to accept the result with.
out further agitation. Il Ia thought I'm.
possible to keep up national political
party based on one distinguishing ques-
lion, and that settled question.
The Republicans Of Tyler will enter the
fight this fall In good working order, with
high hopes Of carrying the'cOunty by the
usual majority. The county slate Is not
yet made up, but good ticket, no doubt,
will be presented. DR.. Logan Is the unan.
imous choice Of the Republicans Tor Con.
gress in this (FirSt) district.
Many Of our Democrats handle the new
insect, the Democratic Be OF Sistersville,
with good deal Of care and gentleness.
They are afraid II will Sting the denlzens
| OF itR own hive, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

Local News Notes Huu toshtIs
DR.. Mccullough Is at Chicago taking in
tho Convention.
Benson's ferry boat has gone on to the
docks for repairs and will not run fOr
some time. Every effort has been made
by Mr.. Benson TO get another boat to take
her PLACE, but UNNECESSARILY. Foot pas.
sangers and the street car travel will be
accommodated by three large new skitIs
that are perfectly sale.
RallAire Is this season shipping up the
river great amount OF onions, radishes,
peas and strawberries,
Some Of our citizens are ont the Tusca.
raWAs Valley railroad looking up fishing
places.
Several covers, some wood and come
gtonS, oil oar cutters at street crossings
are broken. and horses feet and wagon
wheels are In danger Of injury after night,
The census enumerators are around 81
their work.
Ten Nights in BAR. Room Is to be play.
ed at the Centerville school.house, by local
talent, on Friday evening.
Tho boilers arc thinking Of proclaiminp
the nailers as sQuealers on the base. bal
game. Most OF the nailers, they say, have
In Cummius & Walters and Frank
Smiths stores, on opposite sides Of Bel
mont street, are on exhibition the Watts
telephone. 1t uses no electricity hut d
capable OF carrying the voice mile and
a halt Mr.. Norris, the agent, wants 10
introduce them hore.
W. H. Camp is In the West OF pleas.
ure trip. lie will take In the Convention
Gu route.
The Martins Ferry band, In lis new
uniform, went out the narrow gauge TO
Woodsfeld, Wednesday, They stopped
here and had their pictures taken by Sci
lars, Who Is well Hxed for doing outdoor
work.
Ninety.one dollars and ten cents are the
net receipts Of the Gravel Hill Church.
A new derrick Is up at the South end Of
the Greek bridge, and work will be soon
begun. ills 10 be hoped that nothing will
preventa speedy completion Of this work
that has been so long in progress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

AovArIc AypAtRs.-Dan. O. Cochran re
ceiyed d telegram from George Wetsgeripeii
Yesterday at Providence, \. l., stating tha'
he had arrived there and formally enter
Cd for the regatta Of the l7th. M
A telegram was received from John ",
Kennedy, who Is at Providence, sialing
that Il would BIO impossible Tor MN Y
make arrangements 70 row our man, " els'
Gerber, until after tho 22d inst DAN
Cochran, 70 whom the telegram came
forwarded 4 Immediately 70 Weilgerpel
at Providence, and II is likely that me iWu
oarsmen, who are now in the same city
will make q match. ~ Az.
The Wheeling people are betting tnas
Weisgefber win take first prize ~ w
Providence rogatta. ~ ii,aburgh Lel Ela
E'The Wheeling people have AZ me =. CON u.
Adence In the world In "Fatty," but tnsy
40 MOI expect him TO have any Walh.0Ne 81
in national regatta where Suen men "
Boyi. ,Riley, Hos, and The othen WIG
hSve entered for this race, are 70 le peat.
an I'M. We can't DO surprised OF any
eIeyerness on Georges part.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

b., W., p. & W. Observation-Disclosures,
question or doubt, no matter what G a.
many you may mention, mAstodOn, No.
gatherIan or otherwise, harlow, Wil,on,
Primrose 4 West have tho best mingFei
show on the road, taking the entersinl
meul a an entirety. George Wilson ma
Mill Barlow arc ininitAble In their buail
ness. The QuAttelte 10 admirable, while.
Primrose 4 West in their Combat.SlnS
with eight men, In their songA aud iSn,s.,
with the same number, stand at Tie IN
IN those speCialtlUS. The company V,Ss
an exhibition Tuesday night laSt, mi
again Yesterday afternoon and last nigSt
The entire proceeds Of last nights new
Verc appropriated 70 the Irish Rslsi
Fund, for which b., W. Pa W. deSsSe
Vreli credit. They are always SURE d a
VAIN Welcome in this clty.-lOuIriils 81.
daV Ayg,ii, Feb. -. This excellent nora
which has already waited Wheeling tW Y
his season, will again appear II the OptS
House tonight. Tickets arc nov On "a
at Lucas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

HorEL ARRIVALS YErERDAy.-Nar Nc
Lalne HouN.-O. A. Worthinglon, i. K o,
RR,;E. 4. Bane, Sandusky; q. II. Evans
Il. 80, r. r.; II. Weber, Chicago; John
NJ Moore, ALTERNATE; A. II. Mitchell, st,
Granville; David Vol, New York; W,
S. Mitchell, Columbus; J. Maltby, New
York; 4. Il. Farrl, HanesvlllCi S. d. Raw
lev, Philadelphia; II. Bush, Newark A,
j, MilllkOn, Sorwalk; ", J. Cymble, san
dusky; q. S. Beatty, New York; J. BTllm'
hNugh, SanduSky; q. NJ. V. Taylor, New
Yorki S. L. Wright, Phlladelphla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

PuppLRas' srRxR.-All the puldleBiu
the mills in this city and vicinity arc cut
and II 10 not likely that they will resume
work until further arrangement Is nude
with the manufacturers. Vice.President
Thompson, Of the Amalgama!od Associa'
don, stated to reporter Of the lSra.ll
dENcGR last night that tho position oithS
Wheeling puddisrs was this: 1T has d
WAYS been customary for them 70 feStiyt
iIty cents more per tGn than tl.e !tts
bufRh pttlaler7. Nov The iVheellng 4 y y
oilers haSe hern rpriis., - =, 9! g, ~ y
while tht uihcnNru receiving - ~ "A
ION. or II icaaf tho employees 81 pNi4l
milla which have eieeed the tesie are, 10
you will see ct once that In view Of thil
state OF things our puddlerS are rccelting
heyenty.GvO cents less than they are en-
titled TO by custom, and until this Is or.
ranged they will not 90 to work again
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03
DANpRuFF

Scales onc-quHrteF Inch In thickness.
MEsSRA WEEKS 4 PoTTEE GsRLeHsA.-For III
last twenty yoan have bten troubled about ~ lst
completely covered with scales, S1met!nes nearly
quar- ter Of an Inch In size eonaidOrrd II lheunhlo
About two months since purchased CuTicuRA and
CuTICuRA EOAP, and IN about two wrecks after con-
lluneIug to use them found the DAudIuir entirely
gone. Ny scalp Il now ~ free from Il and - healy
a Il could possibly bO. tOolt my duty 70 both you
and the public to state the above facts.
Your respectfully. THOMAS LEE,
!SElSg NteAiNs DnIlSr,
No. ZIG FRANKHORp AVE. PIIILApELPIIIAI Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-03

Ibo Chicago Esmiag Journal in closing
an intefyieW article upon tho cure Of
Hon. Leonard swett, the great lawyer o.
the Northwest, Of Rheumatism and Nen'
fnlRia, says: The Journal representative
ielt a. have many others before, thai g
Jacobs oil, the Great German Remedy, q
me best and most thorough conqueEpr Of
pain the world has ever known.