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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-09-29
KENDALLS SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH

KENDALLS SPAWN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH.
Patten's Mills, Washington Co., n. Y,
Feb. 81, 1878.
BJ. KENDALL, NJ. D.: Dear Sir-The par.
ticular case on which used your "Spavin
Curcn was Il malignant ankle Spraln OF six
teen months standing. had tried many
things, but in vain. Your SPAWN Cure
put the foot to the ground again, and, for
the first lime since hurt, in q natural posi-
lion. For Il family linimcnt it eNcels any.
thing we ever used.
Yours truly, REV. NJ. P.BELL,
Pastor NJ. E. Church, Patterns Mills, \. Y.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE IS sure in its ef-
fects, mild in its action aS it does not bis
ter, yet it is penetrating and powerful to
reach every deep seated pain or to remove
any bony growth or other enlargement,
such as spavins, Splints. curbS, Gallons.
sprains, swcllings, any lameness and all en-
lurgemenlS Of the joints or limbs, or rheu.
matiSm i'll man or beast. 1t is now known
10 be the best linimcnt tor man ever used,
acting mild and yet certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which
we think gives positive proof OF its virtues
No remedy has ever met with such unquall-
fed success to our knowledge, for beast as
well aS man.
Price 81. per bottle, or six bottles for $5.
ALL DRUGGlSrS have it or can get it tor you.
or it will be sent to any address on receint
of price by the prOprietors, DR.. z. j. KEN.
DALI & CO., Enosburgh Falls, Vermont.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR. Asts., Atlanta.
Ga, also, THOMPSON s MUrH, Baltimore,
Nd. Jun. 8, 2-6m.
DOWIE & NOISE, Agents,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
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South Carolina Railroad Company.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

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R062 RONGS.
Greenyille l. Columbia Railroad

On and after Monday, august 80, 1880, the
Passenger Trains will run as follows daily, Snn-
davS eycpnted: -- ..--' -i''' ~ 90
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ANDERSON BRANCH AND BLUE RIDGE
DIVISION. .'.
Daily, except Sundays.
UP TRAIN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19

SURRENDERED BY HIS BoNDsMAN.-We
mentioned in yesterdays issue difficulty
between E. W. Shallcross, OF the Saturday
Evening Journal, and John 7. Grubb, cor
respondent at this point OF the Pittsburgh
Dispdlch. II seems that difficulty has
been brewing for some time between
Grub and the Journal men. When he
was required to give bail for his appear.
ance before the grand Jury to . charge OF
assaulting @. S. Howell with intent to kill -,
Mr.. Halsted, proprietor Of the Journal,
went security for him. Since that, how
ever, Grub has lost no opportunity TO
speak evil Of Halsted, so Halsted says.
Yesterday this gentleman concluded he
could not in Justice to himself longer be
the means OF making these attacks posi-
BILE, and accordingly he withdrew from
Grubb's bond, and surrendered him to the
custody Of the Sheriff, who committed
him to Jail in default ola new bond. he
still languishes there, having tried in vain
to induce numerous friends to furnish the
required security.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-19

Commencement and Concert of the Sc
quin Collegiate Institute, at the Opera
House, on Monday evening June 2lst,
1880, at s O'Clock.
One Of the many fine features Of the
evening is q Homage to Verdi" the cele-
brated composer, arranged expressly for
the occasion for two pianos, first and sec
ond violins, pornet, clarionet and bass.
A very scholarly address will be deliy.
cred by Miss Emma j. Bowers. OF the
class of'77.
Wheeling's only lady violinist will give
one OF her iavorite violin solos. Little
Miss Blanche Cochran will again appear
in male attire as the "City Beau"
Admission, Is cents.
Tickets can be procured Of the pupils,
or at the door.
North and South Wheeling and Pleasant
Valley.
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Motners , Mothers Mothers M.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
CRYING with the excruciating pain OF cut.
ting teeth2 II so, 60 at once and get q
bottle Of Mrs, Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
mediately-depend upon 1t; there is no
mistake about It. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used 1t who will not
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest TO the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe TO use in
all cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription of one Of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the facsimile OF Curtis 4 Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi.
cine Dealers. twenty-five cents bottle.
Beware Of limitations. MwdF
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Tnr NEW MARrINsYILlR, MIpplEnouRNE

|
THE New MARr1NsvILLR, MIDDIEBouRSl
AND PESNsBoRo RAILROAD. Secretary Of
State Brady yesterday admitted to record
among the archives Of the State the
Articles OF Incorporation OF the New Mar,
tinsville, Middlebourne and Pennshorc,
railway company, an organization formed
for the purpose OF constructing and ope'
rating narrow gauge railroad from New
Martinsyille, in Weizel county, via Point
Pleasant Valley and Middle Island Greek,
to Middlebourne, in Tyler county, and
thence by the most practicable route TO
Pennsboro, in Richie County. The prin-
cipal office Is to be at New Martinsyille.
The corporation came into existence
June /, 1850, and is to continue for q
period OF 90 years. The capital stock Is
fixed at 500, 900, divided into 5000 shares
OF $50 each.
Judging from the names OF the corpor-
ators, the company is organized with q
view to business, and II the project admits
OF successful carrying out by any one,
the proposed railroad may be regarded as
a probable institution in the future. The
corporators are A. w. 0xnard, Sephmus
Hall, Jacob Kuntz, John Q. McEldowneey,
John Slender, VIM. G. Hall, Justis Eakin,
s. ]. Robinson, and Robert McEldowney,
OF New Martinsville; L. L. Stealey, D. =.
Pugh, O. Eugle, w. ]. Foreman, VIM. NJ.
Powell, q. +. Kotzbue, and Henry A. Ry-
mer, OF Middlebourne, Tyler county; John
o. WAY, OF Union district, VIM. Morris,
Of Ellsworth district, O. ]. Conway, Of
McElroy district, and ALI. Conway, OF
North Bend, Tyler county; and Creid Col
Inns and NJ. P. Kimball, OF Pennsboro,
Richie county.
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IcE HOUSES DESTROYED Dr FIRE.-At
about two o'clock yesterday morning one
Of the large Ice houses oil Frank Walters,
situated about three miles east OF the city,
was observed TO be in flames. The Ice
houSe was one OF three which stood in q
row., One OF them was fifty feet square,
another thirty.six by fifty, and another
twepty.tour by fity, and all were twenty.
two feet high. The flames were commu.
nicated in succession to each Of the other
houses, and all were totally destroyed,
together with all the ice contained In them.
Mr.. Walters estimates his loss ut about
1000 or 5000 on the houses, and from
81, 200 10 81, 500 on the ice. There was an
insurance ON one Of the houses Of 81, 500,
In the German company Of this city. The
Gre was evidently oil incendiary origin.
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PoLITicAL PoHTs.-It seems that the
pressure brought to bear upon the can
didates on the Democratic ticket has been
too great for at least one Of them to resist.
Mr.. Frank Mcneil, a candidate for mem
Der Of the House Of Delegates, has with
drawn from the contest. His place will be
filled by the Executive Committee II any
one can be found who will accept it under
the circumstances. -,
The Greenbackers OF Ohio county will
hold a convention on July 10 for the
nomination OF a full county ticket. The
delegates will be chosen by q committee
appointed for that purpose.
The delegates from this part OF the
State to the Cincinnati Convention, with
quite number Of other persons who go
down out OF curiosity, will embark on the
steamer st. Lawrence this morning Tor
that city. An engagement was made six
weeks ago with Kramer's band to accom-.
pany the party, but when Joe reported
last evening that his boys were all ready,
the committee showed disposition to
back out OF the contract. Joe was very
wrathy.
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Ronrth InI1 Erenrrions.

=.
The Pennsylvania Company, operating
the Pittsburgh, TT. Wayne and Chicago,
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh, the North
western Ohio, the Erie and Pittsburgh
and AIhtabnla and Pit.sburgh railways,
will sell excursion tickets on July Sd, 18th
and 9th, good TO return until and in.
Guiding. July Sd, 4th and 9th,
1880, between stations on above
railroads at reduced rates. These tickets
will be good on all passenger trains 70 and
from such stations as they stop regularly,
according to schedule. Should there be q
sufficient number from any one station to
Justify the company running special trains,
arrangements can be made by applying TO
Division Superintendent, giving timely
notice to prepare the trains. This an
nouncement is made by request Of F. r,
Myers, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent.
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ONE chattel mortgage was admitted TO
record yesterday by Clerk Hook.
The Schultze boat clnb will give . picnic
to-day at Tallman's orchard, over the River.
PAYDAY to-day at Hobbs, Brockunier
& Co.'s glass works, and at the Riverside
Mill.
TuR electric light Of the Iron Age Of
Gray's Iron Line, attract, much attention
along the river.
Coz Huen STERLING has splendid por'
trait Of Gen. James A. Garfield, which he
procured in Washington day OF two ago
TnE County Commissioners COMMITTEES
ON Roads and Bridges made a tour Of In
spection yesterday in the country dis
tricts.
ADrcK HAND named Bob" Walton
fell a distance Of eight or ten feet 70 The
deck OF the Diurnal this morning about
O'Clock, and fractured several ribs.
soMR OF the older members Of the Lind
sley Society, after their entertainment
last nigh, accompanied Mayors bant
on serenading tour, and treated tneti
friends to sweet midnight strains
We notice that Mr.. ]. 6. Dillon has pur
chased the entire jewelry stock o. the hrm
If Turner and Dillon. Mr.. Dillon Is
yonng man who Is well and favorablI
Known as 4 jeweler, and will deserve, as
Of old. a liberal share Of patronage.
JoE, a young SON Of Hon. VIM: L
Hearne, made very narrow escape iron
drowning last night at Stump Hole, nea
he tunnel, while bathing. lie sank sew
eral times, and was going dowa the las
time, when boy named William Mar
shall made heroic effort 70 save him
and, fortunately, was successful.
UNION No. 10, of @. NJ. I. u, held
meeting last evening and elected the FOL
lowing officers: President, a. R. Kolb
Vice President. George Wassen; CORES
ponding Secretary, Frank Heller; flnan
cial Secretary, G. Hildebrand; Treasurer
Charles ogel; Sergeant at Arms, Jon
Ernest; Trustees, ]. La Rouche, d. Dur
ming, F. @. Darby; Auditors, NJ. Power
Fl. kress, G. Wassen.
TaI account OF the difficulty betwee
Messrs. ShaIIcross and Grubb In yesse'
davis lSrRLLIaRNcER, was inadvertently 8
constructed as to seem TO reflect equal
mon the two. So far as there could b
any thing offensive in the article TO Nj
Shallcross this was unintentional, and no
done by design. We hasten TO make TIL
explanation in justice to the Persol
mentioned, who was In no wise TO blam
| for the difficulty referred 10.
Ma. jog DuoAN, engineer on th
"Pewiky, p had some trouble last eyenin
lin getting his train into the city, on a.
count OF some obstinate COWS, that .persls
ed in keeping on the track just . few ie ~
ahead OF the engine. Joe enjoyed N
sport for while but 1t soon became hr'
some. and not wishing to butcher ID
whole herd, he got out and had the iiL'
man slow up, while he pranced ahead "a an
tried TO shttce them from the track. IN
wouldn't work. Finally, not taking u
| bull by the horns" but catching q laggin
bovine BY the caldal appendage, tired
switch her of, and was only SUGGEST!
when the side track above the Top mi
was reached.
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RvsoLur1oSs OF REsPRcr.-At meet.
| ing Of the Board of Directors OF the Etna
Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of
Wheeling held at the Office OF the Com
pany, on Wednesday morning, June 10,
| lSS0. the death OF Major Richard Savage,
Secretary OF the Company, being an
thounced, the following preamble ana res
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, We have learned with ieei,
| ings OF the deepest SORROW OF the death Of
| Richard Savage, Secretary OF this Com.
pany, and being DESTROYS OF expressing
the feelings OF this Board in relation 10
this sad event; :.
Richard Savage this Company has been
deprived Of the service Of an accomplished
and faithful officer, one, whose con-
slant and answering devotion to the IN;
terests Of the Company, his high sense OF
business principles; his manly honor and
Integrity. has placed him high in the es'
tenn Of all with whom he had business
transactions.
Resolued, That fully realizing our great
loss we shall ever cherish his memory as
a bright and pleasant recollection.
Rssolped, That as mark OF respect, inns
Office be draped in mourning for thirty
days, and that this Board attend the fu-
Re Resolred, That we tender TO his family
our warmest sympathy in their bereave-
Re RESOLVED, That a copy Of these resolu-
tons be furnished to the family oil the de-
ceased, and that they be published in the
daily papers OF the city.
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DEATH OF AN ARMY oFrIcRR-Intelli.
gence has reached this city that Captain
WIN. q. Winters, OF the First United
States Cavalry, stationed at Fort Lapuai,
idaho Territory, died Of typhoid fever at
That post on Saturday last. Captain Win
tefs was a brother OF Mrs. Samuel Sample,
OF the Island, and was well known both
here and in Ironton, Ohio, where he for
merly lived. The news OF his decease
viii be received with profound regret by q
large circle OF friends. Fears are enter
tanned that Mrs. Winters has also fallen
victim to the dread disease which carried
her husband of, as shewas very Ill when
the sad news was sent, and 1t Is said the
typhoid fever Is ragingat Lapnai with 1,
vifulence equal TO cholera. Efforts WI
be made to have the remains sent 70 this
city for final interment.
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The marks last evening indicated 10 feet
8 inches and falling.
The local packets are running as usual.
The st. Lawrence will leave for Cincin-
natl at 0 a. M.to.day, promptly. sne offers
superior inducements to passengers and
shippers.
The Science went no the docks yester.
day.
The Fearless arrived last evening with
three barges OF ore for Wheeling mills,
and turned back to Gallipolis.
The following towbosts passed down
yesterday: Modoc, Lioness, Fred, Wilson,
Hornet No. 2, Ben Wood, Clipper, N. j.
Bigley and Belle Prince. Up: Iron City,
Fearless and Nail City.
The Iron Age and barges vii arrive Sun
day en- route TO st. Louis.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati Mon.
day.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June 1s.-Riyer feet 2
inches: falling. Clear and pleasant
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PERSONAL APrAIRs.-Mr. Clement Hess,
Of O. Hess 4 Syn, left yesterday for the
West, to attend the annual commence
ment OF Notre Dame University, in lndi'
ana, OF which institution he Is gradu
ate.
Governor Mathews will attend the Ma
tional Democratic Convention at Cincin-
natl next week.
Miss Minnie E. Banner leaves to-day
on tho ct, LAWRENCE, to make Q visit TO
friends In Cincinnati.
DR.. Kisner will be at the New Mcclure
to-day. See card in yesterdays INTELLI-
dENcER.
tits with some regret that we notice the
departure Of Mr.. W. ]. d. Bown, OF this
city, for ST. Louis, where he expects to re-
side in the future. Mr.. Bown came to
Wheeling several years ago quite Q young
man, and by perseverance, business tact
and energy, firmly established himself In
the merchandise brokage business, aud
soon gained the confidence OF business
circles by his integrity. That he was q
good citizen will be attested by the fact
that he was elected to council to repre-
sent the Seventh ward q few years ago.
We have no fear OF his failure in st. Louis,
for his enterprise and snap in business
matters will meet with deserved recog.
milton in any city. The best wishes OF
the many friends Of Mr.. Bown and his es'
Unable wife certainly follow them to their
new home.
Mr.. @. II. Dinger, the halter, left yester-
day for New York, from whence he sails
Tor Europe, TO remain about three months.
Miss Jennie Teasarden, Of Cameron,
who has been visiting friends in Allegheny
city, Is now stopping at Mrs. Orloii
Miller's, in the Fourth Ward.
President j. R. Thompson, oil the State
University, is in the city on his return to
Morgantown from a missionary visit to
Pennsylvania. He will not be in town
over Sabbath, but leaves for home this
morning. He says Monongalia Is solid
for Garfield, and will give him half o
thousand majority at the least.
Mr.. Geo. S. Hodgkinson and wife, OF
Gainsborough, England, were at the Nc.
Lure House yesterday morning. They
are making a leisurely tour Of this county
to see It's sights and learn Its customs and
peculiarities. Mr.. Hodgkiuson expressed
himself as very iavorahiy impressed with
this city and vicinity, and would liked to
have made more extended so]ourn had
his future arrangements permitted.
E. L. Lafierty, John S. MAYOR, James
Greger, and Hon. Ross Alexander and
Doctor Cook, Of Bridgeport, leave this
morning Tor the Democratic Convention at
Cincinnati.
8 Miss Annie Carson, Of the South Side,
and Miss Mamie Britt, Of East Wheeling,
leave this morning for an extended trip OF
about two months, through the East.
Mr.. George W. Leighton, one OF the adj
vanced students OF the Lindsey Institute,
was yesterday awarded the Peabody
Medal for his proficiency in all OF the
higher branches OF the school.
Miss Amelia Paxton, Of wellsburg, Is
paying a short visit to Miss Mary ID.
List.
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TuR Liver is more frequently the seat Of
disease than is generally supposed, for
upon It's regular action depends, In agreat
measure, the powers oil the stomach,
bowels, brain, and the whole nervous sys-
tenn. Regulate that important organ by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator, and you
prevent most Of the diseases that flesh Ia
heir 10. NwP4w
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TIE CouRrs.-supRRNE CouRT OF Ar.
PEAIs-JudgS Green, Raymond, Moore and
Jotnson.-The following cases were sub
B. Rollins VS., H. j. Fisher ct al. Jack
f Z. i B6alty VS.. John veoner ct al. Jack
son county.
al. Jackson county.
A. N. Curry VS.. Jos. R. Hill. Putnam
county.
vi Il. 'G ]. Fisher VS.. City Of Charleston.
NI Adioarn ss until Monday at loan.
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AIMING ofBeauiy.

There is on exhibition at the Union R.
R. Ticket Office, 1900 Market street, a
beautiful White Bronze Monument, that
Is very attractive in style and finish, and
that sparkles in the sun like gray granite.
Arthur Little, Esq, has had one Of these
monuments erected on his lot in Green.
wood Cemetery recently, that is not sur
passed in architectural skill and workman
ship BY anything Of the kind in this sec
ton. tits claimed that they are perfectly
durable and unchanging in color, and
science as well as history establish the fact
beyond paradventure.
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DANDRUFF
RcnIes one.quarter inch in 1hIcknes

Scales one-quarter inch In thickness.
MEssRs. WEEKS q PorrKE Geailemn.-for The
last tWeNty years have been troubled about a bad
"a any one I ever taw with Dandruh AyScalp pas
completely covered with scales, sometimes nearly
quartsI Of Inch In HiIe. considered Il ineura6le
About two months since / purchased CuricuRA and
CUTIcuRA s0AP, and inabout two weeks sitter com.
neneIng to use them found the DandruH entirely
gone. Ny scalp 10 now rs free from II and a heathy
II could possibly be, feel my duty 10 both you
and the public 10 state the above facts
Yours respectfully. THOMAS LEE,
No. 2276 FRANKFORT AVE, PHILADELPnIA, PA,
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Our Inducements-I. Blum & Bro.
Palace Refrigerators-Nesbitt q Bro.
Wayman A. NJ. Z. Chaple.
Inman Line Royal Mail Steamers.
Personal.
Linen Lawns.
Report of the National Bank oil west
Wapted-Girl to do Homework.
For Sale or Rent-R. j. Smyth.
Public sale-E. Christman.
Hats at Dinger's.
The Eastern Dry Goods store-Mar-
shall, Kennedy & Blake.
Flour-C. Behrens.
Grocer and Flour Dealer H. +.
Behrens.
List Of Letters.
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

For Skin, scalp, and Blood Humors.
Drussists, $50 Washington street Boston, II Front
street, Toronto. Ont, and SNOW Hill, London, and
are for SAle by all Druggists. Price o. CUTIcuRA,
small boxes, 50 cents; large boxes, eontlnIog two
and one-halt times the quantity Of the small 81. RE-
SOLVENT, 81 per bottle. cuTICuRA MEDICINAL ToI.
LIT Boar, rs cents per cake. cuIIcuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SoAP, Is cents; In bars, for BARRIERS and
large consumer, 50 cents.
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Messrs. WEEKS 4 PorrER: GeaiRemeA,-Lasi
sumner nv sister, while whiting in Boston, Fought
box Of CuTIcuRA and CuIicuRA soar for her little
years. and for which she had tried almost everything
and exhausted the slill Of several physicians The
CuIlcuRA cured him and he Is now nno, healthy
looking boy, with beautiful bead Of bali: go
YourB, MRS. b. l.. BOWEB.
Ils CLIFTON, 81, CIxcIsNATI, ONO.
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Asour q year ago / was under physi;
clans treatment, and paid q doctors bill
oftwenty dollars, without experiencing
any benefit. One bottle Of Hamburg
Drops did me more good than all the
''doctoring.n Since then, II feel nnwell
Al any time, l use the Hamburg Drops,
and become all right again.
CHAs. MARltPEls
Independence, Ohio,
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HENRY BRvSHAus, the stewart at the
New Mcclure House, has resigned his
position, and will go to Philadelphia in a
short time. He will return in October to
Wheeling, and will start first class res
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sTopI 1iyou will call on Us any lime
we will give you q bargain In foot wear.
Our goods cannot be equAled for durabili-
~ and cheApness. CARsRHAH& NuEuM,
III Sixteenth ST,
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SKIN HUMOR

On Face, Head, and Parts OF Body, Head
covered with scabs and Sores.
| MEssRs. WEEKS & PorTKRs-I commanded 10 use
your CuIIcuRA RENEDIEs last July. Ny face and
head and some parts Of my body were almost raw.
Ny head was covered With soabs and sores, and my
suffering was iefful. had tried every thing had
heard Of IN the East and vest Ny case was eontid.
cred very bad one. / have now not = particle Of
wonderful Il has peen the means OF selling great
many Of your CuTicuEA RExIDIEs In thlspart OF the
country. Respectfully yours,
DECATUR, MICH, Nov. II, ISIS.