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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-29

Special to the Herald.
Fort Worth, Sept, 2a.-Msjor L. +. Har-
ris, of Dallas, special agent of the United
States census for the third district, after an
absence of twenty years, is in our city. He
starts to Eastland City this afternoon.
Another entertainment for the Guards
is to be given at Evans hall next Friday
night
Much cotton and corn has been lost by the
recent overho wing Of the Trinity.
Late rains, and particularly tho last one,
are said to have injured the quality..of cotton a
great deal.
Swsrms of grssshoppers were seen flying
high in the air to-day. They were going
toward Dallas, too.
The sun in all its brilliant glow Is blessing
us to-day by drying up the muck and mire
which was caused by the rains.
Born to the wife of Thos, P. Randall last
night fifteen pound boy.
The fall clip of wool is being brought to
market. One load arrived today, selling at
20 cents per pound.
Elder IT. W. Caskey has recovered from
his slight sickness and will fill the pulpit at
the Christian church as usual.
Two hundred and fifty bales Of cotton ar
rived to. day, selling at 90 to 10 cents.
| Corn is arriving more freely, and sells al
from 80 to 85 cents per bushel, but as the
roads are about dry again, wagoning will b'
easier.
The Wayerly is still in the lead.
Mr.. Richard Stanley is to be married Il
Miss Nellie Loving tonight, at the residence
of her mother, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. William Montgomery is to be married
to Miss Mamie King, at the residence of he
mother, next Thursday night. All Of thi
city.
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Dots from Galveston.

Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Sept. 28.-The strike is ended
and the contractors have acceded to the DE-
mand of the laborers, who resumed work at
noon to-day at So so per day. Cotton is
again on the move.
The norther is rapidly drying up the
streets, and business is again brisk.
Cotton declined ten pounds, and the
market closed weak.
Citation was served on the proprietors OF
the News, and Wheeler & Rhodes, in the
Williams libel case to-day. The cause OF
the suit occasions much comment.
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The Buslnes, Room.

New York, Sept. 2S.-The Commercial
says trade is rushing the piles of merchan-
disc on the sidewalks, at railroad depots and
at the wharves Of departing steamers indicate
great activity. The bulk of shipments takes
a direction, south, southwest, and west, and
the distribution to all points is very general.
The increase of freight shipments is from
twenty to thirty pesr cent. compared with
1870 The fall dry goods trade, both whole
5, le and retail, has surpassed all expectations.
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Kings Mountain Centennial CeIebra.
ttOn

Charlotte, No, Sept. 2a.-Arrangcments
for the sale ofrailroad tickets to the Kings
Mountain centennial celebration, which
takes place October 9Th to 9th, are completed.
Tickets will be offered by all roads south on
October 10Th, good from ten to thirty days,
according to distance from Kings Mountain,
one and onetourth cents per mile each way.
Special trains will leave Charlotte, North
Carolina, and Greenville, South Carolina,
every morning for Kings Mountain, return
ing at night. Tho platform at which visit ,rs
will get off is 22S miles from Atlanta, 80
miles from Charlotte, and Smiles from the
grounds. Ample cenveyances from the eta.
ton to the battle grounds will be provided
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End of n Naval suit.

Boston, Sept. %. In the supreme Judi
cial court the jury returned verdict OF
$1s,425 for the plaintiff in the suit of Ma
thaniel jackson against the Merchants
Tfading company Qmited). This was a
suit to recover damages for the loss of cattle
shippt on the steamship Brazilian for Lv.
erpool. The plaintiff claimed many Of the
cattle were suifocated, and more landed at
Liverpool MANNED, bruised and unfit for
salo
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Naval Cadets.

Annapolis, Nd, Sept. %. The order OF
merit in which candidates of the southern
states for cadet engineers at the naval
academy is announced, is as follows Q. M.
Fays, Alabama, tenth W. l.. Cspp, Vir-
pinis, nineteenth; II. W. Jones, Virginia,
twenty-second; NJ. Dergon, South Carolina,
twenty. seventh. The cases generally, both in
physical and mental capacity, exceed any
which ever before entered.
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s,.,,,ngo Of the Fleet Postpone,

London, Sept. 2s.-The Daily Telegraph's
Raeusa correspondent says in consequence of
The arrival there of the French courier with
dispatches, the sailing of the allied fleet for
Dulcigno has been postponed forty.eight
hours The Albsnisns are encamped on the
summit of Mount Mazurs, where they have
formed lines OF entrenchment connected BY
covered ways.
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Caught I'm a CO ton Gin.

Special 10 inc HerhIu.
Bremond, Sept. 2S.-Captain j. w.
White, one of our best citizens, was caught
in gin yesterday and his right arm SO ter
ribly lacerated as to make amputation
necessary. He is in very critical condi-
ton.
A heavy rain yesterday was followed by
bright sunshine this mo ming.
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obituary.

Maunch Chunk, Pa,.. Sept 2s.-General
Charles Albright, the leading lawyer of this
Mace, died Of paralysis this morning. He
represented this Pennsylvania district in the
forty-third congress.
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Foreign papers are full Of items concern.
ing MIR. vanderbil.s purchases IN Europe. II
he has bough. all the papers state be has, :
feet Of large vessels will be necessary to get
tho works Of arr to the United States
It's now stated as 4 fact that an English
noblemap il to wed New York lady whom
he met last summer ct Newport Mrs.
Gruudy tells everybody that the weddi,.
will take place at Grace church at r ga
tide.
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Condemned by the Press .

London, Sept ga Paris dispatch to
the Times says newspapers of various shades
of opinion condemn the participation of
France in the naval demonstration In Turkish
mafnra
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strike Avoided.

London, Sept. 2s.-The strike Of cotton
operatives at Irving has been avoided. II
appears to give general satisfaction.
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ArchbIshop of ChIcago

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. 2s.--To.day Bishop
Feehsn received official notice Of bis sppoint-
ment as archbishop OF Chicago.
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a.wbettn Goinr to switzerland.

London, Sept. 2S.-A Paris dispatch to
the Times says NJ. Gsmbetta will start for
Switzerland for q months stay.
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THE PRIDE OF THE PEOPLE!

Friends and Patrons will readily understand that the Enlarge
aad Improvement of Establishment signify simply the natural
Outgrswh Of Business conducted Business Principles Our
Space increased Facilities will be found this fall have boon Utilized
Benefit the Public and With the further
Expansion Of Trade have bought heavily and literally and
prepared Make Good the the Season. TWO
CLAIMS Thatwe show the Only Complete Assortment ofGoods be
found the Southwest outside of st. Louis in Every Line OF tie Vast
have combined under Single but Broad Roof 2nd
That offer the Best Figures be obtained anywhere in this State and
equality good be had New Orleans St Louis Chicago
All ask-a wshs that the People shall Professions
Test What would impress Every Person is this SAVE
MONEY until you and learn for yourself cannot give
the Highest Exchange for it in Goods
Make Application the foregoing Reader according to your Sex
MEANS and Taste in whatever interest our Fall Display by
xrtmants [someT Thirty odd in NUMBER Of
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH,

Great Damage 10 Crops I'm Tarrant
County From the overflow of the
Trinity-Captain ]. w. White,
OF BremOnd, Has His Arm
Badly Lacerated In Gin
saw-Matrim0niaI Mat.
tors at Fort worth
The Strike Faded
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BY Consent the Opinion shared alike by Visitors and
this Grand Business Bazaar becomes henceh
fixed than general esteem from end of Texas to the other
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22
A y y,,,, eIrII,Luoky.

In the secluded inland Town Of Gard.
ner, Worcester county, Mass, happy
couple, Russell Whitney AID vile, have
enjoyed all the pleasure that well spent
life Of toll ensures. With slight surplus
Mrs. Whitney invested one dollar by send.
ing by mail 10 the Louisiana State Lottery
Company prior to the August drawing, in
the name OF their little three.year.old girl,
Grace Whitney, addressed to NJ. A. Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La. Tor it would have
mad the same effect II addressed TO same
person, $40 Broadway, New York City,,
and now that young lGdy's future is
secured ssfar as worldly good Is concerned.
for her ticket drew one.hali the capital
prize Of $1,000 dollars. Who will be the
next fortunate party to investin the Grand
Monthly Distribution on October 18th, at
New Orleans, La. D&w.
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OPP FELLow's CELEBRkrIoN,-Eureks
Lodge, OF the Grand United Order OF Odd
Fellows, will celebrate their fourteenth
anniversary to-day by grand street pa.
rade in the morning, and celebration on
the Fair Grounds in the afternoon. The
following visiting lodges will participate
in the parade: Belmont No. 1851, OF Bel
laire; Morning Sun 1879, OF st. Clairs.
vile, and Amity, OF Columbus, Ohio, The
procession will form on Market street at
nine O'Clock this morning, on Tenth street;
march up Market to Ninth, down Ninth
TO Main, down Main to Twentysecond,
up Tweuty.second to Market, up Market
10 Tenth, thence across the Suspension
Bridge to the Fair Grounds, where dinner
aud refreshments will be served.
After dinner W. II. Brown, OF Williams
port, Pa, orator Of the day, will deliver
his address. T. H. Jackson, OF Cleveland,
w. ii. Dntper, Of Baltimore, and j. w.
Baker, Of Cambridge, o., will also speak,
Oar colored friends have been very
active In thsir effors to make this day a
pleasant one TO their visitors, aud we
doubt not that their efforts will be success.
full. Messrs. Thomas II. Lewis, G. w.
Johnston, F. W. Jones, Samuel Rice. Jno.
Bird, George w. Hollinger and David
Buckner have proved very efficient COM
mitteeo OF arrangements, and have been un.
firing In their efforts to bring about q sue
cessfnl days enjoyment
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FAMILY MARKEr.-The family exhibits
are still very large, although the fall of
in fruits Is very preceptible. Apples are
coming in in immense quantities and the
supply this fall will be large, choice aud
cheap. Vegetables, meats, provisions, &c.
are very fine and sold at moderate rates.
Meat-Beef to l2!cper pound; mutton,
l0al5c per pound; chops, l0Sto loo per
pound; veal, 10 to 15c per pound ;pork, l0C
per pound; sausage, 10 TO 12c per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 to 12c per pound; ba.
con, 1Oc per pound; middling and shoul.
der, 8 to 10c per pound; beei-tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, Soc per 2pound
can.
Fotrl,, Butler, &n.-Live chickens, 2OA25c
apiece, or $250aS00 per dozen; dress
ed chickens, l0c per pound; eggs, loo
per dozen, lard, 10c per pound; but
ter, 25a30c per pouna-choice, $50;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, &c per quart, or l5cper gallon.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 5 to 15c per head;
potatoes, l5a20c per peck; celery, l0C
per bunch; cucumbers l0c per dozen;
carrots, Hooper half.dozen; beets 90 per
bunch; onions, Zoe per halt.peck;
corn l0al2lc per doz ears; dried
beans,sc per quart; white beans, sci pei
quart: string beans 2Qc per peck
oyster plant, &c per bunch; horseradish, DC
per bunch; lima beans, l0c per quart
new tomatoes. zoe per peck; Peaches, O
to SOC per peck; pears, 80 cents per peck
plums, 81 90 per peck.
FGh and Ganle.-Lake fish 25c string
catfish, l0c per string; oysters, SOa50c pei
halican; zoe per quart.
FrtiS.-New apples, 10c per pecE
dried apples, TO 10c per pound
dried pears, 10c per pound; dried peaches
10 TO l5c per pound; dried plums, SOC pei
ID; oranges, so to S5c per dozen; lemons
$50 per dozeni grapes, 40c per peck.
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRPoRArros.-secre-
tary Of State Brady issued a certificate Of
Incorporation yesterday, to the. Marion Oil
Company, for the purpose Of boring for,
mining aud producing petroleum, and
marketing the same. The principal Office
Of the company shall be at Warrington,
Marion county, and the certificate shall
expire September lat, 1890. Two thous'
and ard five hundred dollars have been
subscribed for the purposes Of the corpora.
ton, all OF which has been paid In, and
the privilege OF increasing said stock to
100000 in all was granted.
The capital 80 subscribed Is divided into
shares Of Si00, OF which U. A. Clayton, o.
E. Motter, ]. B. MoLter, Blsckshere &
Beatty, Prichard, Hunt 4 Phillips, O. E.
Wells, A. W. and @. A. Prichard, George
Baker, Margaret Burns, ]. w. Gould, A.
N. Parrish, Furbee & Marley, Fleming,
Prichard & starkey, L. G. Robinson, all Of
Marion county, hold one share each,
Marshall & Berger, Of Armstrong county,
Pa, hold ten shares, aud ]. NJ. Hartley, Of
Marion county, one share.
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CHrLpRRS's How BRNEFIT.-A very fair
sized meeting OF ladies interested in the
Cbildren's Home met at McLain's Hall,
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose oil
considering the propriety or rather the
expediency OF holding festival and ba.
zaar at sometime during the fall for the
benefit OF the Home. Mrs. DR.. j. @. Hupp
presided, and Mis- Gertrude Lamb acted
as Secretary. After q thorough canvass
Of the subject It was determined TO hold
the festival during Thanksgiving week in
November, beginning the Tuesday night
preceding Thanksgiving, and continuing
every night during the week, the whole to
open with grand entertainment Tuesday
night. II was also determined at the meet.
ing to hold the festival at Washington
Hall. Mr.. w. A. List who 30 successfully
conducted the last affair OF this kind will
also have charge Of this one, having kind.
" consented 70 assume the supervision Of
il. The ladies will hold another meet.
ing Thursday afternoon after which
they will call upon the citizens for sub.
stantial assistance TO aid In the carrying
out OF their laudable project
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PoLirlcA1 Po1Srs The Democratic
Senatorial Committees Of Hancock, Brooke
and Ohio counties will meet to-day al
WellsbuFg to name the candidate for State
Senator from this district. Whoever he 10,
be will come from Hancock county.
Col. George B. Caldwell, Republican
candidate for Attorney General will I'D.
dress the Republicans Of Jackson county
The Young Mems Garfield and Arthur
Club will meet tonight for drill. Previous
to the drill there will be meeting at the
Mcclure House for the purpose Of taking
the proper steps 70 receive Senator james
u. Blaine, OF Maine, who will be the guest
Of this club during his stay in Wheeling.
1t is, therefore, very desirable that there
be full attendance this evening Of the
members.
The Fourth Ward Club will meet at
their headquarters this evening for the
purpose Of considering the question Of
uniform and other subjects. There will
be no general demonstration this week oil
the Republican Clubs, but on Tuesday
night next all former efforts will be totally
eClipsed.
Democratic Nminatio1s.-The following
nominations were made for Richie dis
trict last night: for County Commissioner,
]. W. Wait; Justices, Leander Mix and
William Thoner; Constables, Henry
Minkemeyer and Isaac Litten; Schoo
Commissioners, Jonas Pickett and Adam
stofer.
The Democracy will hold meeting al
Fulton tonight. Kramers band will bt
the attraction. Commodore Seabright, the
John Kelley OF the Fifth ward, will MAKE
the greatest effort Of his life on this oecas
ion.
John O'Pendleten says his vampire.
have been cooped for the campaign.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson will speak Z
the citizens OF the Eighth ward at West
woods Hall this evening. Let all Repno
licsns and men OF both parties go dowr
and hear one OF the clesrest and most Tor
chile presentmentso OF the issues OF the da,
that has yet been made in this city.
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger and Hon
Miles Gardner will address the Republi
cans OF Bridgeport this evening: A cor
dial invitation Is extended 10 all Wheel
ing Republicans to go over.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson will speak q
Elm Grove Friday evening at Z O'Clock
Let there be o full turn out 70 hear him.
The Seventh Ward Garfield and Arthu
Club held a meeting last night and de
cided to 60 to Bridgeport this evening
They elected Third Lieutenant and ap
pointed COMMITTEES on decoration.
The Third Ward Garfield and Arthu
Club will meet tomorrow night at Hop
hose house on Eleventh street. a yer.
foil attendance is earnestly desired.
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The TENT MRErINa.-A grand success at
tended the tent meeting last night In
Caldwell's field. An audience numbering
about four hundred, made up largely oil
our most Influential citizens in that
quarter, was present and listened to a
stirring discourse delivered by Rev. g. y.
Wilding, from the text "Whatmust1 do 70
be sayed.n We are glad 10 see that Gods
seal has so quickly been placed upon this
undertaking in thus influencing a large
attendance. 1t is decidedly popular
movement and we wish it hearty success.
The ministers present last evening were:
Rev. Wilson, presiding elder, Rev. Masden,
Rev. Dix, Rev. Clancy and Rev. Lam
caster. The presence OF the Holy Spirit
was manifested By the conviction aud
probable conversion Of one lady, with
whom several remained after service and
held special prayer. Twenty-Five young
men ushers were enlisted to do the gem
ersl honors OF waiting upon the audience,
each OF whom will be designated by a
badge or roselte. The ushers will also
furnish singing books to such OF the
audience as may desire TO purchase them
Invitations will be sent 70. quite mum.
Der OF our best young lady singers to be
present., so that good singing is intended
TO be marked feature Of these meetings
The invitation is generally extended to all
lovers OF this glorious cause Of Christ to
come and join in this present opportunity
fora great revival in this section. The
field Is ripe for the harvest. "Glorious
things Of thee are spoken, Zion city OF oui
God" "Tha Lord does not delight in q
cistern or stsgnant pool, but In a chan
mel for life giving streams" The soul that
Is born Of good will, must work for the
master. Let It not be said OF His people
as OF old, 1--WE asked the Lord TO guide
and we have taken our own way" A ser.
vice is appointed, let us all say, "Lord,
will follow Thee wherever Thou goest'
Let every one arrange to lend some assist
ance, either in the way Of time or money,
to help this project forward. We would
say to all that the tent is nicely furnished
with straw, and suggest that the ladies
take their wraps In the evening. The
street car drivers will direct where to gel
ar
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PERSONAL MRSTIoN.-Col. Ben. McCol-
loch, OF st. Louis, is visiting his mother
in this city.
Miss Alice Kelley leityesterday for Lam
caster, Ohio, for ashort visit.
Mrs. A. W. Kelley Is visiting friends al
jacksonville, Ohio.
James Neill, Esq. and family returned
from the mountains Of Pennsylvania and
Maryland last Saturday.
Miss Pink Holiday returned yesterday
from Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Wells, Of Writ, Republican candidate
for the Legislature, was in the city yester.
day.
bay Brothers for some time in Kansas
CITY, Mo-, returned to the city a day OF
two ago.
Alexander Bone left last evening for the
Presbyterian Council, which assemblies at
Philadelphia on the 23d. He expects to
return on the 30th.
Col. George B. Caldwell leitfor Parkers.
burg last night in order 10 be present al
the Reunion OF the Army OF West Vir-
ginia to-day, at which time he will deliver
the address OF welcome to the old soldiers
and their friends.
VIM. seamon, son Of Henry seamon,
Esq, left yesterday afternoon for Char
louisville, Virginia, for the purpose Of en-:
tering the University Of Virginia as a
student in the Scientific School.
Richard Garter, Jr., who has been visit
ing at Medicine Lodge, Kansas, for some
month back, returned home yesterday
morning.
J. Harry Shannon, the alleged boy
orator, beats Attorney General White all
hollow in his exposure OF Radical frauds.
Philo Kimberly, Chairman Of the Ohio
County Democratic Committee, says he
would rather have the "boy orator" than
half dozen local orators Of his kim
berly's). persuasion. Query2 Isn't that
rather left hand compliment TO the boy
Thomas Hughes, Esq, Of Baltimore, is
in the city.
Mr.. William Lyon, OF Wood street,
Pittsburgh, after pleasant visit among
numerous friends In this city, returned
home last Sunday.
Mr.. F. NJ. Green, Corresponding Score.
tary OF the General Christian Missionary
Convention, was in the city yesterday and
made the ISTRLLloEScRR pleasant CALI
Captain Ed Anshutz, OF the steamer
J. W. Garrett, is in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-22

We speak knowingly when we assert
that Halls Vegetable SiCillian Hair Re-
newer is the best article OF the kind sold
on the American Continent. Personal
trial has demonstrated this, and the article
is an elegant and clearly one, without
which we think no toilet complete.
Messrs. Johnston, Holloway & Co., COZ
Arch street, Philadelphia, are the SCENTS
for the articles. aud when our Philadelphia
friends return from Cape May, they should
certainly procure some Of 1t. Meknow
OF no such article extant for the hair, and
thus speak in such decided and emphatic
terms. Ocean Foam, Cape May, NJ
paw
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For Skirt satins to Blums'.

]. HARRY SHANNON MATINEE. = This
wonderful boy orator will give non-psr.
tisan matinee at Washington Hall this az
ternoon at half past three O'clock, The
following well known ladies and gentle.
men signed the request to have him
give this performance: Judge Okey
Mr. Nolte, johnson, NJ. Reilly,
Col. Robert White, Geo. R. Tin.
gle, Judge Huston, Thomas Hughes,
Auditor j. S. Miller, E. S. Norton, VIM,
II. Handlin, E. L, Bell, P. L. Kimberly,
James Wheeler, Mrs. G. R. TingIe, Mrs
Frank Hearn, Mrs. Judge Boyd, John
Knote and others.
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CUTICURA REsOLvENT
CISnnses the Blood, ReEulates the stom.

CleRnSes the BLOOD, Regulates the Stom'
ncI. Bowels and Urinary Organs.
tlbln InWgonni eeSnSts the system Of all impurities
of the bod, regulates the stomach, bowel, And uri-
nary ans, strengthens VtaliIes lnd ,lectats eT-
cry hud u the body aud cures all diseases that orig
nate In vltiated condition nj the blood, WhelhGr
Inherited or elntTaeted, CutiruIa, = Medicinal
Jelly arrests external evidence Of bOOd diseases,
eats away lead akin and eth. heals sores ueers and
every species Of ilchl0Eand irritating akin and
lcalp diseases, hen the blood has been
puhacd with the Raolytnt Cutiela cure
hum0rg Of the scalp fepTo3uecS, slitcns and
beauties the hair beyond the possibility Of any
r., he u elegant toilet hath AMI nursery luxury
cleansea, hoohEs htals and restores the skin 70 Us
original whitAneas and beauty. CutenIA Shaving
soaP 10 the hrtt medicinal 20 p prepared expressly
Tor shaving, and ia sxtrayasAnty AsOd by gentle