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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-10

DICKtSsoN's DodMAs.-At the New Nc
Lure yesterday. reporter Of this paper
met Miss AnnaE, Dickinson, and fora few
minutes listened to her ideas OF people and
things, which that lady gives in way at
once attractive and recherche. Her mode
oflife and training have been altogether
practical and she has been . close
observer, and, as an invaluable adjunct
TO these other qualities, she has
wonderful memory, stored with
miscellaneous data, and at once commat-
able and available. Her perceptive facul-
ties are something marvellous, and 1t
makes no difference what the length Of
conversation may be or how diversified
the composition, she readily grasps your
ideas and interestedly follows the current
OF your talk, provided however she gives
you an opportunity 10 say anything. She
was busily engaged in writing when
we called upon her, and had q
mass OF letters before her, but
she stopped, and at once began talking
Of Wheeling, Of her former visits here, Of
her life as q lecturer and as annie
Boelyn," but never reference to the
decease OF that unfortunate effort Of hers,
and OF her new enterprise, "Aurelian,"
OF whom she is evidently very fond.
Speaking OF actors, she referred to single
word in "Virginius" which always struck
her as peculiar. We took advantage OF
the occasion to ask her what she thought
Of John Mccullough.
swell, he might be called great. He is
an actor, and / like him very much as Vir-
ginius, or in most any Roman play. His
Brutus Is grand, well, maybe" said she
musingly, "these enable him to lose his
nationality"
"Well, how about Barrett?"
ooh, he's too stacy. He likes TO hear
the echo OF that fine voice OF his too well.
| Il is fault Of actors when they get old
to lose the identity Of the play in them
selves. Barrett used to have fine voice.
Howells stole the drama Barrett gave you
last winter, and distorted 1t In translating
it from the Spanish.
~ am always sure TO be antipodal to
Mary Anderson. Don't know much about
her. She seems to be highly popular in
the West, but she failed to capture New
York or Philadelphia. l like Rose Etyuge
OF all American actresses, but she is al
ways making some mistake, and is always
badly managed"
"By the way, see Joseph Cook is here
TO night. Well, he Is blatherskite, q
mountebank in theology" And thus she
prattled on about other men or less noted
persons, but in most fascinating manner,
and went on to say, ~ 60 West from here,
Steubenville this evening, Delaware to-
morrow evening, -"
"Do you 60 70 oberlin2" interpolated
the inquisitor.
What" said she, with dramatic rend-
ing. Where as a lecturer several years
ago the old Professor in invoking the Di-
vine blessing prayed that the young lady
might be made to see the error OF her
ways and return to her proper sphere and
position in life. No, ! won't go to ober-
lin"
The reporter took look at the mass Of
correspondence and went out to talk to
the agent,
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STREET CLRAYISd.-The Committee on
Streets, Alleys and Grades, at their re.
cent meeting, canvassed the budget OF bids
for cleaning the streets Of the various dis.
triGts, into which the city is divided, and
recommended 10 Council those whose
bids had been the lowest and best, but
they also qualified their recommendation
by a suggestion, or rather another recon-
mendation that the present system be
abandoned, and the work Of cleaning the
streets imposed upon the Street Commits.
siouer subject TO the same conditions that
reimposei upon tue contractors.
The committee we're impelled to this &C.
ton for two reasonsi First, there is no
directing power in the matter. Council
adyertises for contractors to do the work.
The contracts are awarded in many in
stances TO. irresponsible parties, and it can
not be otherwise, as no bond for the per-
iormance OF duty is required or given, aud
the only condition is that 20 or 80 per cent
OF the award Is retained. During the
summer months when this work is almost
nothing they do their work aitor man
ner, draw their money, and are
happy, but when in the winter
they are Conlfonteu Will tne muu huu
mire in some OF streets, they throw up
the contract and quit We arc oil
thoroughly conyersant with the condi-
ton OF the streets, and more particularly
those in the 9th, 18th, LIST and 18th wards,
which were well nigh impossible. Another
reason Is that the work Is not done, and
the money thus paid out Is as good as lost.
The contract, az we have already indi-
Gated, Is not binding, and OF course, action
on the part OF contractors only optional.
On the other band, Il is claimed that was
the work in the hands Of the Street Com
missioner 1t would be done, and done In
flnitely better than it is at any season. It
will cost more, but then we are assured
that 1t will be done. Such were the senti.
ments OF the members OF this committee,
and their action in recommending change
was unanimous.
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RETURN OF HANsoS.-L. Z. Hanson,
late Superintendent OF the Wheeling
Hinge Company, returned TO the city yes
terday on the noon train from New York,
where he has been for several days. He
left this city on Saturday last, pending
the investigation OF his affairs and before
they were made public. His return Is as
mysterious as his departure. Heappeared
on the streets yesterday and conversed
with his friends. he states that he In
tends remaining here an indefinite length
Of time, and also that his mistake was in
leaving the city at all.
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CHE gtteltiastlter,
once. Nos. IS and "a Fourteenth street
New Advertisements.

Desirable Goods-I. Blum & Bro.-hea
Of local.
Opera House-iourth page.
Florida 0ranges-N. Schulz.
Simon Baer & Son. ....
Cooks Monday Lectures.
Health Notice.
Vienna Bread-C. Behrens.
Branch Store Of Ii. F. Behrens.
A Girl Wanted.
Saloon and Fixtures for Sale.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS & Woods.
Lindsey Institute.
Easels and Frames-W. S. Hutchins,
Lost-Spectacles.
At the Park.
Summer Garden-C. P. lTornbrook.
Wanted-Business Men.
Wanted-Woman..
Lost-Keys.
Residence for Sale.
Nesbitt & Son.
A Card-T. ]. Hugus.
Public Sale Of Ohio County Land.
Sealed Proposals.
Hats-Dinger.
Wall Paper-J. Friedel.
List OF Letters,
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The marks last evening indicated 9
feet 10 inches and falling.
Business dull.
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JOSEPH Cooks LEcruRE.-one of the
very largest audiences that ever allied the
Opera House gathered there last night 10
hear the Rev. Joseph Cook, OF Boston,
answer the question, "Does Death End
All?" Seats were sold on the stage and
standing room was scarce. An excursion
came from Bellaire, one from Martins
Ferry, and from all points along the
Hempfeld large numbers came in.
Among other ministers present we noticed
the Rev. W. II. Lester, OF West Alex.
ander; Rev. ]. Linn Reid, OF Independ.
ence, and the entire faculty OF Bethany
College, together with large number Of
students. An accounted the lecture will
be found elsewhere In this issue,
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LIST OF JunoRs-Sherif Tngle has
summoned the following list Of Grand and
Petit Jurors 10 serve at the term Of the
Circuit Court beginning Monday, APRIL Il,
GRAND JURORS.
Washington District-o. O. Dewey, w.
" MSdiSon-M. L. OFT, W. H. Woodward.
Clay-Robert Crangle, A. W. Kelley.
UnIon-James McAdams, James Il.
Centre-J. G. Hoffman, R. ]. smythe.
Webster-N. Wilkinson, j. O. Miller.
Ritchie-S. Warehouse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o'Brien and Ed
ward Blayney.
PETIT JURORS.
Washington District-w. A. Wilson, l.
T. Carpenter, Charles Kline,J. E. Hughes,
Madison District-J. B. Lukens, Sam.
Norton, w. P. Heiskell, E. L. Nicholl, An.
thony busch.
Clay DIstrict-M. Gutman, Conrad Aul,
George Ankle, NJ. B. @. Wright.
Union District-C. II. Morris, John Nc
Adams, Luke Fitton, John Britt, Anton
Reyman.
Centre District-John Thoner, Henry
Tape, George KRAFT, John A. Holiday,
John Vockler.
Webster District-John Frank, Robert
Anderson, Peter Philips, Thomas A. Reed
Frank Ambruster.
Richie Distrlct-Fred Brumer, ]. II.
Hobbs, VIM. Toner, August Knoke, Lewis
Hoehle.
Liberty District-Dayid Slater, D. A
GifFin.
TriadelphIa District-J. A. CASTOR, Jas
West, John Goshorn.
Richland District-Samuel Wilson, II,
@. Smith.
The Grand Jurors will meet at the
Court House Monday at 10 o'clock A. NJ
and the petit Jury Tuesday at GA. NJ.
The following cases are set for Tuesday,
April 10, in the Circuit Court, Judge Mel
vim presiding:
State VS.. G. W. Scott. Indicted fol-
lelonious assault.
State vs.. VIM. Burke. Indicted fol
felonious cutting.
Besides these, there are in jail awaiting
Indictment the following persons for thii
court: Charles Mortified, confined fol
robbery. George and James Holtsclaw
highway robbery. E. L. Goodrich, EN-
bezzeIment and grand larceny, and Frank
West, for highway robbery.
There are also several other cases
among which are the Woodheld forgery
case and the Freese forgery. Besides the
criminal cases there are about 200 civi
cases, and the prospects for protractet
term good.
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MIS-. SAVAGE, having just returned from
the East, is prepared to accommodate her
patrons, in style, taste and work, with the
latest fashions, TO be seen at her rooms,
She would call special attention to her
system OF fitting, which has given the
greatest satisfaction. Having procured an
increase of competent hands, she can in
future promise punctuality and prompt.
tude. She would invite her friends in
town and country to call on her. Resi-.
dence, No. 1102 Main street, corner Elev.
enth street.
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Irtook s7O9a to patch the streets last
month.
ONE deed OF trust was recorded in the
County Clerks Office yesterday.
"PADDYn MAHoXRY says he will be out
with his street sprinkler in short time.
ATTENTION Is called to the beginning Of
the last term Of the Lindsey Institute, on
next Monday.
WILLIE ExLKY who has been very i'll for
several weeks past with typhoid fever has
nearly recovered.
A BARGE loaded with fire brick for the
pottery kilns, is lying at La Belle landing,
South Wheeling.
THE regular gospel temperance meeting
will be held at Parker Hall tomorrow, at
$3.50 P. NJ, as usual.
To-Day will be pay day at Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co.'s Glassworks; also at
the Riverside Mill.
SPORTING men are putting up their
money just now on the result OF the
Sweeney investigation.
The Fire Warden Of the First District
gives notice that he will begin his laoofs
about the 18th or 10Th inst.
THURSDAY boy OF John McGinniss, OF
North Wheeling, broke his arm while at
play. Dr.. Bullsrd reduced the fracture.
SUPERINTENDENT RIDDLE, Of the Water
Works, is engaged in blowing out the
plugs in the First and Second wards to-
day.
By referencet 10 our advertising columns
| It will be seen that the vineyard Of Rev.
Peter Kreuscb, on the hill, will be sold TO-
day.
MIKE LALIY, for some years driver OF
the main line Of the Citizens Passenger
Railway, has accepted position as fire
man on the B. & o. K. Il.
We would call attention to the adver
tisement OF Health Officer Edwards, II
another column, to the sanitary regula
tons that he will enforce.
ABOUT so little folks called at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Frank Weber, South Side
Thursday night to congratulate his daugh
ter, Miss Annie, on her birthday.
A PITTSBURGH attorney was in the cit!
yesterday, at the Auditors office, LOOKING
up the status Of about $4,000 acres o
land he controls in Logan and ADJOINING
counties in this State.
TIE new office OF the American Union
Telegraph Company was completed las
night and established in the Union Tickle
Office, New Mcclure House. Manage
Tracey has placed Frank Warden Ii
charge.
TnE tow boat Sam Miller sunk TIVE
barges OF coal on her way down, Thurs
day, ope at the foot OF Pike Island and on
AT the head OF the dam at the Sisters. On,
Of these barges is dangerous, and boatmeI
are warned to be on thelookout.
FIFTEEN hundred and slIty.two emf
grants passed over the B. & o., yesterday
from Baltimore to various points In thu
West. They were from Denmark. The!
say, as laborers, they got eight cents pc
day and board in their native land.
ONE Of the Eight Ward gamin broke
large and valuable pane OF glass in Brice'
drug store yesterday, with "nigge
shooter" These nuisances are very pop
uIar Just now, and the splice" SHOULD
oiya THAR attantinn 10 boyB who use them
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NV YoRk, April IA telegram special
from Reading, Pa, says: An innkeeper
Of New Holland, named Marks, who died
Monday, made confession that himself
and neighbor, named Wildeller, muir.
dered and robbed the peddler whose body
some time ago was found in the creek.
The authorities are looking for Wildeller.
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SATURDAY MORNING.

TRAssyERs OF REAL EsrArx.-The follow.
ing transfers OF real estate were admitted
to record in the office Of the County Clerk
yesterday:
Y. Merritt TO Mary Merritt, for part Of
lot No. 20 on McColloch street, East
Wheeling, for IS.
Deed made April Sth, 1880, by Henry
Baldwin, executor, TO Beltz and Flading,
for lot No.. 1874 Seventeenth street, East
Wheeling, for 81 800.
Deed made March Slst, 1880. by W. P.
Hubbard, trustee, and John A. Holiday
and wife 10 Thomas Barclay, for south
half Of lot No. 70, Eighteenth street, for
81 $50.
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The marks last evening indicated 8
feet 10 inches and falling.
Business dull.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The prompt Pres Ellison continues her
trips to Bellaire. See time card below.
The st. Lawrence is making her way up
slowly on one engine, and will arrive to-
day. She will be repaired Immediately.
The fine passenger steamer, w. n.
Chancellor, will leave this evening for
Cincinnati in place of the st. Lawrence.
The Andes Is due from Cincinnati Mon
day.
The Buckeye State was due down last
night for Cincinnati.
The Ed Hobbs is at Pittsburgh, making
up miscellaneous tow for the lower Ohio.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph Of yesterday,
says: The Local Inspectors OF this port
were to-day officially notified as follows:
Pilot Byron N. Clark, OF Cincinnati, Is re.
ported &c. b." which means ''color
blind" Mr.. Clark is an old and able pilot
The following is in circulation for sigma
lures among the pilots:
CINCINNATI, ONO, April 8, 1880.
We, the undersigned, pilots navigating
the rivers flowing into the Gulf OF Mexico
and their tributaries, believing that the
laws that have been enacted from time to
time, and a majority Of the rules establish
ed by the Board Of Supervising Inspectors
for the government OF pilots, are detri.
mental to good and safe navigation, and
the exorbitant taxation imposed for fol-
lowing civil occupation unconstitutional,
unjust, unwise and arbitrary, agree that
some time in the near future we will call
a meeting for the appointing Of delegates
to General Convention 10 De held at st.
Louis on or about June 10Th, 1880, TO take
such action as will best protect our inter
ests.
We, the undersigned, do pledge our
selves to conform to the actions OF said
Convention.
lBy Telegraph.1
PITTSBURGH, April 9.-River 8 feet
inch and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
EVANSVILLE, April 9.-River % feet and
falling. Mercury co.. Weather clear and
mild. Down: James Guthrie.
ST. LOUIS, April Driver risen l inch,
with II feet inches by the gauge. Clear
and warmer. Arrived: Belle Memphis,
Memphis. Departed: Belle Memphis,
Memphis.
CAIRO, River 81 feet 8 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermometer
Coz. Arrived: Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
Virgie Lee, Memphis; Maude, st, Louis,
Departed: Andy Baum, Memphis; Virgie
Lee, Cincinnati; Golden Crown, New Or
leans,
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Ice FOR 1SSO.-The ice dealers OF this
city have adopted the following prices,
and considering the additional expenses
they will incur now, and the scarcity Of
ice, they think the prices adopted are not
too high:
Under 10 pounds daily II cents per lb.
10 to so pounds daily cent per ID.
so to 200 pounds daily rs cts. per 100 lbs.
200 to 500 pounds daily G5 cts. per 100 lbs.
Those parties having ice bills Of last
season remaining unpaid will not, under
any circumstances, be furnished ice the
coming summer.
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM

and scalp With Loss of Hair,
Is dnt the publication Of the blood, through an
energetic action Of the bowels liver kidney and skn
the natural purifiers oithe body Next to heal every
external evidence Of disease and restore the beauty
Whiteness and freshness Of the Skin and quantity
and quality Of the Hair. CuTIcuRA REsoLYKSr &
eatharte, duretc, Tesolyent and absorbent. II pur
hes the blood, liver, kidneys and akin Of every trace
Of blood poisons, inygoraes the brain and nervous
forces, and throws OF disease. cuTIcuRA, 4 Medi-
cin4l Jelly, arrests external dSease removes ieleas
aesh and akn renders healthy ulcers sores and dis
changing wounds, Rllays inflammation, itching and
irritation, and heals. II Il the sweetest eeanest and
best Hair ROslorer and Beautiher In the world.
CuTcuRA SOAP for cleaning restoring and beautiiy-
Ing the Sku and for the toilet bath and nursery 70
uGrlyaled. Il and the CuTIcURA SHAVING Soar, tne
rst and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for
shaving, are prepared from CUTIcuRA.
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THERE are twenty.one persons confined
in the County Jail just now, Of whom
seven are lunatics. Six are confined for
felony; two United States prisoners; one
for murder; two from Brooke county,
Parkinson and Cheek; one from Preston
county; one city prisoner, and one serv-
ing out q years sentence, Joe. McCully,
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New stock Of ladies' and Gents Gold
and Silver watches Just opened.
JACOB W. GRUB, the IeWeler.

The CouRrs- Country oouRr-Judgs Boyd.
This court met at 0 o'clock yesterday
and transacted the following business:
The estate Of Frank Muldoon, Of Ohio
county. was committed TO the Sheriff for
administration.
q. o. Smith vs.. Jamas Hampton. Cert.
fed by W. II. Caldwell, j. P. Judgment
for plaintiff for 50 50.
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TIE social meeting held in the Temper.
ancc Reading Room, Outs Hall, on Thurs.
day night, was a most enjoyable occasion.
There was some spirited singing, and ad.
dresses by Messrs. Frank Cline and Bay;
liss. Four persons signed the pledge. A
valuable gold ring was offered TO the lady
and gold headed cane to the gentleman
who should collect the most funds for the
benefit OF the Union, TO be decided April
%. Next meeting will be on Sabbath
next at 7iS0 r. NJ, TO which all are invited.
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Our new Turkish Bath, at No. 14l6
Market street, is now fully open to the
public. from s o'clock A. ". to 8 o'clock
?. N. Monday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday Of each week, from o'clock
\. N. to y ", will be given to ladies.
DANIRL LONG. Bathist.
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We will exhibit Tomorrow a number of
handsome New York Pattern sOnnets and
Hats, TO which the public are respectfully
Invited. A. 1. RICE & co.
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BLOOD AND SKIN RENE.
DIES.


MeErG. WEEKS & PorrER. GeitRea,-I have
sue ed over thirteen years with sin disease In my
hands and limbs causing constant irritation, dephy
ing me OF rest and attention 10 business sought
many remedies here and elsewhere, also use Of sui.
phur baths, without permanent cure. Last May q
phytician called my disease EcIemA Rodent; spots
appeared on my hands, head aud face, eyes became
much infamed and granuated, cauAIng at length i'm
paired sight. Internal and eItern1 remedies were
prescribed By leading physician for ak months,
was then introduced 10 another, and consultation
Of several leading physicians vas had, when dem.
lie plan was decided upon, but all 10 no pHrp0Se. A.
ter following advice for four months without any per-
manent cure, bought two bottles Of CuriCuRA
REsoLvEST, two boxes OF CurIcuRA, and some SOAR,
and can testify with great pleasure to the effect they
have had 10 my case, In eight days being nearly
cured. The physicians pronounced my case the most
aggravated one that has ever come under their tx
pertence and practice. recommend and highly In
dorse the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES. Your truly,
+. II. DRAKE.
DETROIT MICH, Jan, "A, IS7p,
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MRATnRR INpIcATIoNs.

wAsHNeTox, April 1O.-1 a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
partly cloudy weather, warm, followed by
winds shifting to colder northwest, and
rising barometer,
For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloud
iness, followed by rain or snow, warm
southwest veering to colder northwest
winds, and falling followed by rising bar
ometeg.
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ROBERT LUKE has fitted up an Under.
taking establishment at No. 1880 Market
street, and is now prepared TO attend 10
all orders in that line promptly.
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PERSONAL MENrloN.-J. NJ. Black, oil
Pittsburgh, a prominent attorney, Is in
the city.
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock
county, Is ut the New Mcclure.
Col. George Q. Campbell, who has been
visiting his brother, DR.. John A. Camp.
bell, of this city, left for Washington, b,
O., last night.
Miss Anna Dickinson loft yesterday AT.
ternoon for Steubenville, atwhich place
she read last night.
Mrs. John II. Hubbard, OF the South
Side, is Ill with severe attack OF pheu,
moniR.
Hon. @. ?. 7. Moore returned on the St
Lawrence yesterday, from brief visit "a
his home at Pt. Pleasant.
Profs. w. K. Pendleton and Charles
Louis Loose, OF Bethany College, are
registered atthe New Mcclure.
Mr.. Thomas G. Culbertson, formerly a
citizen OF Wheeling, but recently oil
Martins Ferry, has returned to this city,
and has taken up his residence with his
son.in.law, Mr.. Samuel B. McColloch.
The friends OF Miss Julia Latane,
daughter OF Bishop James A. Latane, Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church, and for
merly rector Of st. Mathews P. Z. Church,
this city, will, perhaps, DO pleasantly sur.
prised 10 learn that her marriage TO Mr..
Clegget b. Jones was solemniZed at the
residence OF her father at Bewdley, King
and Queen county, Va, on last Wednes-
day evening. Miss Latane was q young
lady Of many accomplishments, and OF
such charming manners that she made
many warm friends during her residence
IN this city, who wish for her happy fu.
lure,
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II you want to save money call and ex.
anime our stock Of Hats and Caps, before
buying elsewhere. E. Buchanan & Co.,
1889 Main street.
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MoLAINs' BAKING POWDER Is perfectly
pure article, no bone.dust, alum or other
impurities being in It. Ask your grocer
for 1t, and take no other. 1921
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SKIN HUMOR
Por.aO Years EafireIy Cureti

Messrs. WEEKS 4 PoITRR: GeHtlaaeg,-I have
suffered from Skin Humor for twenty years, with.
out Adding any remedy or treatment that would cure
II, until began the use Of tho CuTIcuRA REMKDIEs
which, In short time and at q small expense, have
entirely srAdlfated every trace Of the disease 20 tina,
now am entirely free from It. therefore believe
they will do all yeu advertise them TO do.
- -. JUS. ". ksrABRooK.