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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

ANeA lass.
 lahn. l want ,o sleep sic me yeur hand Il makes me dream happy
 IIoldi-g his Nife's hand IF hls ti1efc hc >at an the floor by her slde. hungry. vet hating io cat. whac the night sren dafk. and the raift frll with naddcaa.. maH- "t"neuS patpat on the foaf and tl4=i There h. ,tt .' eou.d na; iosc ,au. las>, whIl,, Ehe lass had aircadY gone iaf. l1r from the iaisercs here. ,..g44d nol lose you. lass could noi Iase >s',i l2,> No. m iafd. not guilty r 0a> n her pocket and | >homod io me 1. .'ad. and took H. . could net lose my la,s MAS well otf once. She'> ne atie. uv lord. and We arc p''or. poor. pnor. She wlN III. ycr honor. Ne had noiha- -.5t1 eat ,eftpcl. >erapod l starved ,hat shc inishi .iSc. ana. tet she starved l:l, Ncr h"nef Inc pArl,h l> ,oGr, Ia fcilc.c m, ,hcl t}c bod kns mo the ei,c. and "e atc dNns, h. ha bu We ,hlI b. IF tttr- tranffN >eof. sAs..siI sm aol ealiN. oh. God eoaii n@ iosc my .t>>. Eve lost mv >oul I've lusi my soal.
 >t,lc that YOU migh, h,c. and now usN n-.Rs:, atc black hl.1k wj,b eumc. NrA M4uA wha, shall do: The p,- i.sy are coming. tnd ny hand, are bla <. where -Stati pu, the gold trIm.1- ;t.c .,7ldt. Mary. ihe great f..a' all f.s...s me oenll la, lpsr thcc. la>> -
 Inc lodgcr, daWu.,tifs ,.si taa, old i,hn had been pIa>ins the do'iI l3>J n. -,ht. ~" s,.s1, ia ~,.e what W.,s ap:. ea.a>e .aAe, mefl- -hG2hUd. -4..li.--sui.4e- tuned pale some, even acfc fnai>t-cSe.l yHd uot women only. ''hn had Ioia l b'> Nifo hc had not l5>, her. IL souls were loincd ln heaven, A, truc ..> ;hcl, hiclv,, hands were la;crla ecd htF, .nd the gold. winch had kjllcl h, rc4-.,a d5di hi,. T-f s.fycT.. '-., 'ss.s4s hi~ rish; aaad pressed ssunz, h, cad 1ltes> 7,t,etu
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02
Even in Little Rock.

PlainfeId N. BuIIesin
 The lafeS, addition to the class of journal ism called Al. Superhne IS the AsSAN- SAW TRAvELER. on which the veteran. Opie ?. Read sings the chief quill. t Is a large. eight-page paper. got up in eScell- cnt style geographically and in still more excellent s,yie editoriaiiy. il should be sure of success. even in Little Rock, Ark ansaw. where it is published.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

"Yes. lass. it's me" (she was his lass stilL) " Aye. and I've got things 10 eat. and things 10 drink. and when ye've ied yell leave here. and we'll have fire. No more cold nights for ye- Here. eat lassr' And slo~ly seating himself on the floor by his wife. he lifted her up with his arms. and placed before her dainties for her to eat. whilst his arm supplied the place of the strength she would never have again.
 Eat. lass, say. why don't ye eat: l bough, them for yc. Why. they'll make ye strong and-why don't ye eat: ic are nol ton far gone. are ye. lass And 2 wonder of pathos was there in his cracked old voice. There. eat then: there's heaps and heaps where got that. met a gentleman oh. such kind gentleman
 and he gave me all these. and he gave me money and Why don't ye eat. lass! Dye think it's poisoned: tell ye ,hcr,s heaps more where that came from. md Eve got heaps of gold; look and he pulled some gold and silver from his pocket: ] and there's more to come from where that come. Its gold mlne I've found Why don't ye eat, lass: d. most savagcly.) leould ne' lose ye. lass. and his voice was full of tears.
 Iohn. her voice had sunk ta the meres, whlspcr.j what ais ye, man Ie're queer in your talk John. You dld thleee the money:"
 What. what :" snd he husklly z" ho sad thle,e: What's the matte, with my talk: Why don't you eat. eat. ca,. eat and I'll have doctor chap. and wei fat len you up: yc,. by God, NC ~Ill.
 On and an he ran, With si5 tongue. the same words over again. With bu, llltie alteration except in the order ot the sen ,cnce, q f.ss4 e1e, except when gazing II his wiiv.="ere pccuns through ihe dark caing a.f towards the door. ae though hc .Npre;ed -in-are- someone and nj, car seemed ,tfalncd. as though fcaIiulll Yei trslng. L. catch each sound n the house, and ali the tune there was an awfa.. ,cn,elc,, smile on h. wrnkied lace. !, though hc had d3nc something over winch he inWardly sloated.
 Nhs don't yua cal. 1hn: =
 I've fcd All on gold; there wa, heaps. and heaps. and heaps. piles and n giuued. and van. ali haze for you ! could ne, bose kou. lass. could not iosc you. lass. he las, sentence hc kept etonlugtn himseit as though he had fufsauen ;he meaning of the words. but not hpW to sly them.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-02

X lately initiated locomotive fireman says knowledge may he power, hnt he dis covers just the same tha; ii take good deal of coal to keep up steam.-Rom< SfH.a<i
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A Close Gil
tNaa,,4.l- N5cu,.

Es4a,t4il- A-eu,-
 The people oi a l,ile town In MMr k seantY have been hanging Il shi eief the b,luk ut fragrant ehuteh seand4i. b,li .asc- nnt aaaIc al the tacl. not Will ,hc> be un,tl thl> copy oi the >.D reaches Is reader, over there. lust before inc close et the services la>, Nund,N. a good brother walked torN ard to the pulp., handed ,hc miul>;er .,n announcement. a> hrghoushi. and asked hira tn read !; tn inc con 5rs..a- i}en before he dismissed them. lr>, hc- inre ume wAs called an the deNoloey the minister sad
 Brother Bramlcy has handed in the following, and n d clear voice he read the note win h fan aS follows:
 Nj, oW> Pr BEtN ArcVou never com ma ie >e'' a4e lgain ! an' d,sac ta scc ru> t3flns 'n@e u1rEr tnd ~ fio 4> ct lrr slt -nuWip, 'hat .f.', ncr-c.f, to- wi'c ~ ti arx,f md Il eat Ho4 csn eotta ,r. dute her tarne. daring. la one ho trulN taNe> soa. Near o~n and ouil
 The good brother had handed in the wrong announcement. Nt the close of the reading the minister look horror struck. the congregation stared ai Bran iev with cold. hard starcs. and his wife fose up in her seat and giared a, hlm like a ,igrcss He was equal to the occasion however. and rising calmly and with a loek of perfect resignation on his face he said:
 /. EsuTHsSs s<n Si>Ts RS.--It may appear strange io sou. that should ssk ogr beloved pastor ;o reaa such terrible thincas that from the paipl hei thc best Was ,o hght thc dcgil. iG ngAt him hoidls face 10 face The writer of tha vie nete i> anknoN.p te me. b.; !, is evidently some depraye5 child af sin. who ,> endesoring to hesmirF my christian character and rain my. trust Spesles> rcpu ,siioa | shall use every cndeaVor ta ferret eu; ,hc Nr.ser and ii discovered ~ill fearlcssly proclaim her name and hold her up ,a the contempt of ali good christian people"
 He sat down amid murmur of appro- bation and sympathy. and his wife wanted to hug him right before the congregation. That evening he told the writer of ,he note what had occurred and remarked with a grin that t was the closes, call he ever had in his life.
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O kttA hell. 'ii> spftag ..gaiH. But 3ii the t5Er If taats- ieet< i-Ee. The nr,is afe bud .a aaa4 aai isae. BBt=4-.5.-.sfe nt...,.d NH. Inc mEi.c7- Am athef 4ase3> s4ss aaa sNear. Nh3Ir | behold Gn seatu tna aztt. For Nj. rrN. 5s i.s~e and lar. And eaf-e ibe et.a kaa tHd htN Aua os = 1he la#i
 Inc bree4c is hloNias Aqd the tfu> ai he mn
 keep eamin. and gtfu- Anu tlc hidz!ra alfA
 l. >lagHg au.ss
 The warunt beard
 N.scn ttu>ts-ti ,..fs4 And ,Irk-n aud sh.
 With nA heart tbU.Ica shloHst- =s a.-tsszff
 MhrrcNcr l fit
 | hetf i4r est--
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THE CUCKOO SONG.

 O Kitty Bell. twas sweet. swear. To wander in the spring together. Where buds N ere blooming everywhere. And II wa. golden weather And dow the lanes beside the farm You roamed beside me. tripping nightly. Biushing you hung upon ms arm. And the small gioved hand pressed tightly And the o4 his spfang
 In the scented meadow. And itIc ihrosie sang
 In the greenwood shJdo~ And your cvcs were bHgat
 With happy dew Could doubt iight
 So diyinclS blue. When sog ki.s s'd and sighed will be true =.
 Iackpg.' Though far and wide The brown hird crirti-
 fns kaa ( he kae { s t,-t ''' o Kiiiy Bell the cr, seemed sweet For you ~efe kin., and iiowe.s were spring Ing. The ,lu,i, ullle~ m ihr heat I,> 4eai, bell werr sNlnging And n ,ts boil the linEc; bro@n Fin'sh q her mes, siti Nao and feather. And .ae had thought, of nesting daNa In the farm h, ,hc mlli togethsr tnd "Fer tilr hill
 br hfsess Aao aloW 5nG. And the .s.ma uf ths imili
 kept coming .sns! saiu- And wbo iui l.a-e
 Was brt..err, IF t~H. When around and ttoer
 The fifttrrmier fi-.. And U night drew HlsA
 itsu sAurt. fo be tfur z aaSa# heard the trS
 [ rnfn Ho-tl- hlftl if,=-
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Nhrr,aeT I,

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RIVER NEWS.
The Arrival and Departure OF Boats.
General LeVee Notes.

The Arrival and Departure OF BoatN.
General LeVee Notes.
The Diurnal got away in good time for
Petersburg.
The following coal toYboats passed down
yesterday: Fred Wilson No, q Alex. Swift,
Tom Dodsworth and Ed Hobbs.
The river yesterday morning had attained
height OF IA feet, but at 0 o'clock last
evening was falling with ID feet 10 inches in
the channel according to the gauge marks.
Yesterday morning aboutO o'clock boat
whistle was heard, by those on the leyee,
away down the river, out Of sight behind the
bend in the river at the Benwood mill. It
was strange whistle, and for awhile no one
knew to what boat It belonged. As the
whistle grew stronger 1t was gradually recog-
nized as that OF the Jennie Campbell, Capt.
Ed. Hornbrook' towboat, She blew ber
whistle nearly all the way from Bogvs' island
up. As the Campbell rounded In to The
wharf she presented fine appearance. It
was the completion Of the round trip to New
Orleans, and In fact the first trip Of this
beautiful boat which was built here last fall.
She was pushing the two model barges Philo
and Nick Crawley and tho open barge Kelly.
Everything had been washed and sponged
bright and clean, flags were flying and every
body looked as II they were glad to got back,
Prominent in the scene was the r0t1nd form
of Capt Ed. he iairly shook with humor,
and Wasas full Of strange remarks az ever.
During the day he was visited by host OF
friends, for all OF whom he had a hearty word
and cordial grasp Of the hand. He reports
his first trip as highly successful one, and
tells many an interesting story about the
Southern waters.
LoulsvIILE, March s.-Thc river is rising
slowly, with II feet 10 inches
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The performance last night OF "ETcarts of
Oak" James A. HernG's popular drama,
attracted the largest audience that las been
Ia the Opera House this season, and FROM the
first ascent OF the curtain to its last fall the
actors had the fullest sympathy OF the audi.
ence. The thrilling sensational sCene at the
end OF the first act, in which the life line Is
thrown to the wreck, the rain pours down,
and the beating Of the WIVES upon the rocks
and the roar OF thunder arc plain to the car
awoke the audience TO rapturous applause,
which was renewed when the curtain arose
on the second act, and "clatter, clatter went
the mill" But the climax of the delight OF
the audience was reached in the act in which
the homo Of Terry DenniJoa and the live baby
arc shown. The company is composed Of
good actors, most OF them being the same
ones who presented the piece here last sea.
son, The acting OF the little girl, Maud
Thompson, who enacted the role OF Lille CIyI.
tat was the most natural child acting ever
seen in Wheeling.
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Yesterday morning about o'clock 1t was
discovered that the six inch main on Tenth
street, connecting the twenty inch on Main
TO the ten inch main on Market street. was
leaking, and as It was an important pine il
was necessary that II should ut once be re-
paired. The mills and manufactures were
notified not to work In the morning as the
supply would DO shut of. This was made
necessary by the fact that years ago when
the twenty Inch on Main and the ten inch
on Market street were laid, no side stop
cocks were putt until Eleventh street was
reached. This was a very careless oversight,
as any break in either Of these mains or the
side pipes, causes shutting of Of both
mains at Eleventh street. thus cutting Off
two important feeders This had to be done
yesterday morning, and then the pipes had
10 be drained in order TO get at the six inch
pipe on Tenth street.
While the mon were at work on this
slip occurred on alley G, taking the eight inch
main whit The ground went down into
Mr. Probes, yard, With such force. that The
main was broken In two places, Last night
all the breaks were repaired, As has been
before stated, troubles seem to never come
singly about the water works; Riddle was
heartily abused yesterday, but still the fault
was not his he did not snperintend the lay.
ing Of tho mains, nor was he tho Council that
ordered the laying Of the eight inch main In
aiiey d. where Il L liable to break by Siips.
In the laying OF the thirty inch main,
Riddle has aimed 10 avoid all troubles like
that OF yesterday, by establishing side cocks
lteyery side SsOet b
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Something You shonla Knou.

Spring has almost arrived in dead earnest
and with the season Of singing birds and
opening buds, there has been awakened in
the breast Of the sterner sex feeling That
the heavy winter clothes have got to be shed
and some light soft spring goods purchased
to take their place. the young man signs for
gorgeous colors and tight 1T, and the gray
heads want something comfortably weIl.it-
ting and neat, butnOtso gaudy. Toall such
both old and young, We beg leave to
give one word OF advice; II you
want to DO suited In quality, price
and fit, don't fail to at least examine the
mammoth stock OF spring goods that that
well known merchant tailoring establish.
ment Of G. Hess & Sons has Just received and
opened. A finer class OF goods, We predict
were never opened in this city. The Mcssrs
Hess have the reputation OF making up and
lifting snit in manner that Is not excelled.
and they deserve that reputation US large
nnmbe Of our citizens will testify. In add.
ton, their prices are such as to command the
attention OF all,
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PERSONAL NOTES.
News and Gossip Of Interest About In.
dIYlduRIH,

dIVIduaIs.
Prof. Pendleton, Of Bethany was in the
city yesterday.
David Waugh, Esq, OF WeilsburE, was
guest at the stamm yesterday,
Evan Hinton, late Sheriff OF Summers
county was in the city yesterday.
A. n. Campbell, ESQ., one Of Monroe
county's prominent men is in the city.
Mrs McCord, OF Wellsburg, wife OF Dele.
gate G. W. McCord, visited Mr.. McCord yes.
terday,
Miss Mary Dlckey will entertain cTho
Cooks" this evening at her home on FIJI.
tenth street
W. II. Grout, Esq, Of the C., T.v&w
road arrived last evening from Cleveland,
accompanied by his wife.
Senator W. O, McGrew, who was called
away from the city by the sickness Of his
tatherin.law, returned yesterday.
Messrs. D. P. TAFT, OF Steubenyille and p.
A. Bonebrake, Of Pittsburgh, two p, q. 4 ST
L. officials, were in town yesterday.
Charlie Goetze, formerly OF Reeds drug
store, has gone East tolay in astock Of goods
for his new store In East Wheeling.
Miss Fannie Ewin, of st. George, daughter
OF Senator EWin, accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Carrie Adams, Is at the Stamm House.
Two beautiful little g!rls-Ne.tie and
Emma Dlehl-were the attraction at the
House OF Delegates yesterday. They were
petted by nearly all Of the members.
Mr.. George Lied, the clever Associated
Press operator and aesthetic poet Of ne
Western Union Office, has recovered from a
severe indisposition aud Is again at his posi-.
Alb, Bond Of the Western Union Office, has
gone 70 Parkesburgh, TO take charge OF the
been connected for several years with me w
U. office at this point commencing a. nies.
senger boy. Wewish him success IN his new
place.
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,ort pEOgea and ask IeaIye . 81 .aeiIn.

report progress and ask leave 10 sit aeain.
This motion was lost,
Mr.. Hubbard moved 10 amend the substi.
tute by transferring Lewis from the First
district. and inserting MOn0ngalla. This was
rejected by vote Of 10 70 20.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wasthena adopted
by q vote OF soto Is,
Judge. Ferguson then moved that the Com.
mittee rise and report, Which was carried.
Mr.. Morrow, Chairman Of the Committee,
asked to be discharged.
Nj. Kepner moved that tile House adjourn.
Mr. Hubbard moved tho same amendment
to the original bill moved by Mr.. Riley In
committee, aud on II demanded the ayes and
noes, which were the sAme as In committee
MI: Edmiston offered the following substi.
tuse Tor the Falkerson arrangement:
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Tuesday evening butcher named Schnei-
der, doing business at Darlington, drove
down to the river for the purpose Of washing
the mud from the wheels Of the light buggy
he was seated in. The bank at the point lie
selected to drive down is very steep and the
known better than to have gone down ut that
point. He drove in Just little too far, and
the strong current swept the light buggy
from the bottom. Had the man remained
cool and collected he might possibly have
reached the bank in safety, but becoming ex.
cited, he crawled out OF his buggy aud
mounted his plunging horse, throwing his
arms around its neck. A moment after
the horse reared back and both were drowned.
Graphing irons were soon procured. and
within half hour the body was recovered.
Mr., Schneider was man about lifty-Rvc
years old, aud in good circumstances. He
leaves wife,
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TERNs-sl 50 to e per Day; or on
European Plan, Lodging 6Oc, 76c and 81 90
per Day.
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Mr.. A. NArHANs, one Of the managers OF
coup's Show, has been prominentIy.identitied
with the circus business for many years, and
ne has had control OF many Of the most ceIe.
6rated circus companies in the United States.
DE contracted severe rheumatism from con.
slant exposure, and St Jacobs Oil relieved
his rheumatic pains when nothing else, not
ever the best medical treatment, did him
ygood worth mentioning. He is enthusi.
astic In his praise Of the Oil, and thinks 1t Is
an excellent thing for circus organizations to
take with them travelling.
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MunicIpnl Court.

This Court was in session yesterday, Judge
lowing business:
IN the case OF schartzbach VS.. The Ohio
Valley Protective Union, in assumpsit the
plaintiff asked that the defendant be required
% NE a more specific statement Of matters
r In the case Of the Peoples Bank VS.. Hobbs,
taylor y Co. and the Acme Mower Co., in
GssumpSit, judgment was given against The
Acme Mower 20. for 1857 so, aggregate OF
principal and interest, with interest thereon
Until paid and costs Of suit.
:, Tour court adjourned until Saturday at $50
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Louisiana State Lottery COmDal

Incorporated in 1888, for 25 yeaES, by the Legisls
ture for educational and Charitable ptirtoSs
capital Of q 900 00O-to which reserve fund ~
over $3.50 900 has since been added, 1888 O'
W an overwhelming popular vote, It's franchise
was made part Of the present State ConHitntIan
adopted December 2, A. D. 1870, HNN'
monthly. " -. '@Ae P'ACe
Ing Distribution: N'S ''t'0"'
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WARRINGTON, D. c., March OIL A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cloudy
weather and rain, lower barometer in the
eastern portion, slight rise in temperature,
cloudy weather and snow or rain lower
barometer aud northeast to southeast winds
during the day, slight rise in temperature.
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Che 9stelIigenter,


Odlcei Sos. 70 and % Fourteenth Street,
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ALTHOUGH pottery is in It's infancy in
the United States, W. II. RISEHART &
BRO. can give you an idea Of its progress
from day 10 day.
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Step Iadders-Ncsbitt & Bro.
New Spring Goods-C. Hess & Sons.
Last Opportunity
Pittsburgh and 81. Louis-steamer Carrier
business Sale.
Stockholders Meeting.
West Virginia, Ohio County Circuit Court.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio County Cir
cult Court.
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FALLING HAIR.

AAtG4AluA9N
The Cuticura treatment consists In the internal
use oil the Cuticura ReSOlvent, the new blood puFi.
fer, and the external use Of CuticuR and CutIcura
Soap, the great skin cures
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

h: Grimes, Cambridge J. P.MercdIth, Cambridge.
All Burnett. Charleston. Jake Kcmble, city.
J.: n. Gamble, Pa. N. L. ShAfIer, Austin,
". L. StotSberry, Grafton. A. ". CramGr, WGllsbury
Mm. Hodges, Niles. ]. Eaken a fly, N.AitsvlG.
chHs T. Ware, Dayton, o. J. A. iilb6ari. Rochester.
~. Dukehart, Baltimore. C. c. ZInn ClarksbufH.
Detwiler Mansfield, o. 7. n. Edgcr, Eewark, ~ j.
" l1Ssell, MRSsillOnO %. ThoS Allen, Baltimore,
>. :. Aluca, Cleveland. A. II. Burnley Cameron,
J. J. Silver, Dayton. SIR. Hume CumberiHnd.
g. ". hhlPley, Detroit. J. NJ. Siedeiibaeh, Phila.
:. 3 Smith, Albany,N.Y. II L. SIddal, Ehlla.
!: os6urr, Washington. Jacob IIauk, Canton,
s.Fihyden' SswRR II. +. SKi SSnir fl'f Toledo.
). Il. BELL, u. 4 o. MFs, S, Johnson Proctor,
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ONLY a few days left before We move,
to secure bargains. Come early. Next
week Is our last week in the retail trade,
We mean business.
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BAKING POWDER.

LoulsvIIIE, March s.-Thc river is rising
slowly, with II feet 10 inches.
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SKIN HUMOR.
SCALD HEAD.
ECZEMA.

II, A, Raymond, Auditor r. W., J.&ER. r.
Jackson. Mich, Whs cnfel Of EGald Head Of MINI
Yeas duration BY the CutIcun Remedies.
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MILK CRUST.

Nm. Bowen. 1tSClinton street, Cincinnati, speaks
o. her sisters child, who was cured Of milk crust
which resisted all rCmedles for two yean. Now
AHe healthy boy, With beautiful head Of hair,
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Hon. VIM. Taylor, BOSTON, Mass, permanently
cured Of humOr Of the face and SCalp (CCzemG]
that had been treated unsuccOSiuly Tor twelve
noted EpNCiAlisis RS well o. Enrnnaan anIhnrlIlea
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ForRrII nIsrRT.

Mr.. Ferguson moved that the BILL the
committees report and Mr.. Edmiston's
substitute DO laid on the table, and the two
new plans be ordered printed. This motion
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BarsaIn In a Plano.

Good TX octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but d short time, will be sold at .
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store, l142 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-09

The entrance to the Square has been made
Q. X, by aculvert at the Behont street gut
ter. But the Square itself ought to be put
into some sort OF shape while there Is time.
Council has put the matter into the hands Of
committee and the City Surveyor to fur.
nish plan for operations. Don't let US have
the Soldiers monument look like an
Egyptian obelisk in the desert.