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SKIN DISEASE

SKIN DISEASE,
T, u. Drake, Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond
an description from akin disease which appeared
On his hands, head and face, and nearly destroyed
Ills eyes The most careful dOctOrng failed 10 helm
him. and after all had failed he used tho CutICurl
Resolyent blood purifer) internally, Cutlcura and
Cuticun Soap the great skin CGrrSl externally and
dAy YVES :" 'AA
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Ole qatdIfgence1>
once. Nos. rs and 81 Fourteenth Streef,
Nov AdYerllnemcnIr.

A Positive Cure.
Reconsideration by BoOk.keeper.
Belmont Nail Mill Stock for Sale.
Situation Wanted.
Grocery for Sale.
Regular Tuesday Packet-New Andes.
Opera House-Mlle. Rhea.
Opera House-Grand Concert by the Opern
House Orchestra.
Bovine Vaccine Nirus-Edmund Booking.
Notice.
First Stock Of New Spring GOods-J. S.
More and More Bargains-l. Blum & Bro,
Heal of local.
Notice to Water Consumers-Heado of local.
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GuTIInRA

GUIlGUhA
Remedies are for Ale by all druggists. Price Of
SaIe1Ia, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes lOC; large
boxes 81. Cutlcura Resolvent, the new Blood TuFi.
S Ser Rer bottle CntcIn Medicinal Toilet Soap,
lor 6ar6cH and large consumers, Soc. Principal
UsP0'' WEEKS A POTTER po,,o, v..
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PSORIASIS.

TNURIASIS,
H. Z Carpenter, ESQ.,. Henderson, n. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or LeproSy Of twenty years standing by
and CuticuR and Cutioura soap THE great skin
cureSl externally. The most wonderful case on
record. Cure certified 10 before justice Of the peace
and prominent CitiEenG All afflicted with Itching
and icaly diseases should send 10 Us for this tes
mOnIAl In full
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There seems to be prospect for lively
fight In the House, as Mr.. Hubbard insists
upon his constitutional point, and declares
his intention to make minority report,
which one or two other members say they
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MT >. !, WhlPple, Decatur, Mich, writes that
most raw; head covered with scabs and sores mi.
Tered tearillly and tried everything. Permanently
cured py Cntcllra Resolvent (hlOOd purilerl and
GlAenn aud Cuuena Soap the great skin cures {
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W. II. RINEllART & BRO. are COLI
stantly receiving new goods in China,
Glass and QueensWare, Mt 1915 Market
street,
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EVERYTHING has cause tickling in the
throat h9sktng OF voice, violent coughing,
e 9 are me ELECTS Of asevereeold. DR.. Bulls
moves its serious ettScts, -
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THERMOMETER Record.

the usual merchants lunch ct tho New
McLarS NOHse Sample Rooms daily.
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Rg l.lI! AND SQUARE Na

COUNTY BOARD OF F0;;-7;S
" TON AND APPEALS EVVALll
10 all HhOm Il May GOneau.
Take notice that the Board OF ron,,i,,.
and Appeals Of Ohio county will . a,aa
their sitting MONDAY, JASuARySn q
commencing at 10 O'Clock An y
having petitions referred to this no, ~ E, :
quired to appear, and any other G,,i,.
business relating to their taxes d, nj. y
attend, as this Board meets but o,,, !, ~
BY order of the Board Of comniS,o,!l.'' '
jas JAsB. QUARRIpp ~
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DRAMATIC AM MusIcAL.
Some Amusements the Immediate Fu
ture has in Store.


This evening Wheeling's people will have
their first opportunity to witness the Ameri.
can comic opera THE Twelve jolly Bache.
lorS" which made its debut in Boston some
months ago, with JEANNE Winston, formerly
OF Mains comic opera company, as the star.
The play Is spoken OF as one OF those Jolly,
rollicking productions which originate only
in this country, and no doubtit deserves the
good house which 1t seems bound To hnye,
judging from the box sheet at Wilson &
Banners music store, where seats are still on
sale.
The newly imported French actress,
Mile. Rhea, will play an engagement of two
nights and matinee ut the Opera House
next Friday and Saturday. Among her com.
pany Is J. Newton Gotthold. The following
telegram explains itself:
CLEvElAxD, O., January 2s.
+. Ris'ter, Manager:
Mile Rhea created the greatest enthusiasm
ever known in my house. Enormous bust
ness last night-eleven hundred dollars
This afternoon matinee one thousand and
nine dollars l., G. HANNA,
Manager Euclid ArenUs Opefa House.
THE CONCERT THURSDAY NIGHT.
On Thursday evening next tho greatest
musical event of the season will take place
at the Opera House, In the shape Of concert
by the Opera House Orchestra, with twenty
pieces, assisted by Mrs. A NJ. Sheib, vocalist;
Profs L. Was and Schockley, viOlinists; II.
yaas, cornetisti VIM. Rule, 'celloist; F.
Dietz, bassoonist; ]. H. Rottkay and G. Len
pig, French hornists; Prof John Leuders,
musical conductor. II Is looked forward
to with pleasurabIe antiCipations BY aii our
musical admirers.
DRAMATIC DOTS.
''The Professor and Minnie Palmer are
both at Pittsburgh this week. Think what
picnic the Pittsburgh boys are having with
MY Sweetheart and 1.-THE ProfessoFsn too !!
Barry and Fay and their variety company
will hold the boards at the Opera House n
week from tonight with "ATuldoon's Picnic
now running at Haverly's Niblo'S Theatre in
New York.
Great Heavings! Another "Uncle TOMS
Cabin" is coming. Jay Rial'scompany. dogs
darkeys, donkics and all will be here Feb
ruary and s.
Damon and Pythiasn will be given at the
Acadamy OF Music on Thursday evening
February 0, by well known elocutionist.
Baker & Farron and their excellent spe-
cialty company will be here next week.
Mile Rhea has happy grace of expression
and winning piquancy Of manner which,
combined with her brilliant personal attrac.
tons, go far to fit her for the character She
takes. Nor are other qualifications wanting
for she has also such festivity Of fancy and
such delicacy oil hunior as enable her 20 give
apt illustration to all that Is most bright and
Joyous In the merry-spirited lady. Her gay
ETY. is sparkling and spontaneous. and her
smile Is always dellghtfnl.-MOning PoIt.
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cuTIcuRA.

THE CuTTCURA TREATMENT for the cure oil
Skin, Scalp and Blood Diseases. consists In the In.
ternal use Of CuTIcURA RESoLvESr, the new blood
purifier, and the external use Of CUTIcURA and
CuTlcURA SOAP, the great skin cures
For sunburl. Tan and Greasy Skin use Cutlcuna
Soap an exquisite toilet bath aud nurscry sanGIIye
fragrant with delicious flower odO1 and healing
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for a better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment &
sure cure for Piles. nav
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Tnosr who have tried It, say, there Is only
one good cough medicine and that Is Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup 1t Is cheap TOO, only 25
cents bottle,
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CAIRO, January 20.-Arriyed; Allen Ste
yensi Belle Memphis, yicksburg; City Of He.
lena, St, Louis; James D. Parker, Cincinnati
Rhca, Nashville; Oakland, St. Louis; A, ].
Baker, St Louis, Silver Cloud, Evansville;
Bright Light ST. Louis. Departed: Belle
Memphis, St Louis; Mary Michael, St. Louis;
Helena and Parker, Memphis; Bright Light,
Pittsburgh. River A feet 0 inches and Sta
tionaEy. Weather clear. Thermometer 39o,
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SALT RHEUM.

SAIL hhEUMs !
VIII Mcdonald, 25l2 Dearborn street, Chicago,
gratefully Acknowledges a cure OF Salt Rheum on
head neck face, arms and leGS for seventeen year:
not able 10 walk except on hands and knees for one
year; not able TO help himself for eight yeaR tried
hundreds Of remedies; docton pronounced his case
hopeless; permanently cured BY Cuticun ResoIyent
(blOod purAerl internally, and CutIcura and Cutl.
cum Soap The great skin Cnresl externally.
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u you want to buy q good pair Of Boots
and and Shoes, 20 toL v Blonde 1855 Main
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"WlNE OF oARDUl, cur, ir,ern,,,

MI.5 " SNnoOL cures irregular,
painful, or difficult menstr,latiOu.
Sold by Logan &co.
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TOR RENT.-THE BRICK DWELL
II ING HOUSE,, No. q north side Of twentieth
street. between Main and Market streets, containing
seven rooms and hall; lifted up with Rai and water
In good order. Possession April /, 1852 For terms
apply 10 THOs. r. MOFFET. 2lnh Market street ing
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FOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRA-
~ BILE Country Residence on the National
Road, lately occupied by Vim. +. Hubbard ES1,
For terms Anply 10 JOHN REID. inh
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G0oD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
" NIsITED. with or without board, as partiei
wish; Cor. Main and Twentieth streets. J. "
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This disturbed tho arrangement OF the del.
gate districts somewhat Formerly Wood
and Peasants counties elected three dele
gates jointly. Under the proposed arrange
ment Wood elects three aud Peasants one.
The new delegate districts number four, and
are
list Roarea and Clay.
"a. Wyoming and Mcdowell. -
W. Barbour" and
ith. BHlxtonN, upShurS and webster-..... .......
Counties marked have also a Delegate each
OF their own.
The counties will have, il this arrangement
is adopted by the Legislature, the following
number OF Delegates each:
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aVVINE of CARpulp m,to, -,

cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold by Logan GO.
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a
wheeling, entered IN the above cause on the iith
day Of January, 1857, the undersigned Special Com.
missioner will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1852,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the irnnt 1ooroItha
Court House Of Ohio county, Is Inc etY d Wheel.
Ing. sell at public auction, the following properly
10 sprgg RitchieG addition, in south NheslInS
that Is 70 say: Lot ten (lO) and 10 much al iSSii
eleven lll as was not taken by ChaplnG. formerly
Jacob street; aud part Of lot nine 9JrOntlnV tweniy
iesI on Lhlty;thiTd street. formerly Denny street
These parcels adioin, and form one niece Of pron-
erty, having front Of about ITO feet on Chapiihe
street and about lUo feet on Thrty.thri street and
have thereon erected a double twO-siory 6rirk
dwelling house, fronting on ChaplIne street, and
Large frame dwelling house fronting on ThiFy-thiri
street. '''''u
This property will be OIcred In parcels,
TERMS OFSALE:-0net third Of the purrhnse rnonov
and q much more as the purchaser NAV elect, CASH
ana the balance In two equal payments In one nni
two yean with interest from day Of Salc mo MIR.
chaser 70 give notes with good personal secritv Ior
the deferred payments aud tho title 10 be retained
until further order OF the Court
A. J. CLARKE, Special Commissioner.
lAl6-W8 Il Twelfth Street
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TME LINCOLN CLUn,
Saturday Evenings EntertaInment-A
Very Successful One,

DoAuIA"S bNeHlukb EutefLllnn enG-A
Very Successful One.
Saturday evening the members Of the Lin.
coin Club rendered complimentary enter.
tainment to the members OF the Legislature
that was highly successful in every way.
The elegant rooms OF the Club were hand.
somely illuminated, and the assembly hall
contained fine and intellectual audience;
IN fact it was matter Of common remark by
those posted that the entertainment and atI.
dience were both the best that have been
had this season. About sixty OF the LeHisIa.
tors were present, and all appeared to be
very much pleased with what they saw and
heard. In addition large number Of ladies
were present. and with their escorts and the
members OF the Club the hall was filled TO
oyertlowtng Every chair was occupied, and
a large number Of the members Of the club
reltnquished their seats to guests, and retired
To parlors below, unable to hear the perform.
apCes. Alter short address Of welcome by
President Logan the following programme
was rendered:
riano Annie RAcr
Miss RenR House.
AddreSs-"SupeFstiiioR Ion" ..Dr. r. " HDSiett
Recitation-'Mark TwRin'S Flint
Meeting with ArtemuS Ward" e. Nr. s. P, HTldneth.
Miss Mamie Britt
Notwithstanding OF The Ship,
Flute and Piano....Mr.G Grimm and Mis- Warren ren
C. Y Lucas
DR.. Hazletts address was a very able one
and is referred to in our editorial columns.
The other numbers OF the programme wee
given admirably and received hearty ap-
plause. Lincoln Climb entertainments are
growing In popularity and interest with each
succeeding one.
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"gLAcK.DRAyeHTr cures dy.pep-
Iia, indigestion and heartburn.
Sold by Logan &Go.
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, in retiring from the late firm q Boy5 A.,
ir wish TO tender 10 the lrde nv ,bsTI ~ 1. !
noSfal patronage heretofore cxIndeJ M W
anu earnestly solicit for the new Inn slS,t.
de3l rvvp,ru
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM
~ and Dwelling, No. ldl3 Main street. Apply TO
HENRY K. LIST. lag
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WEATHER INDICATION

7A.M.12H. f.M7R.MI7A. l2M.SR.x.7rl
l6 y 81 % o % 2S q
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dissolution.

wHEEISO, ", Va, Dcccn,., 4. ia.
The Arm Of BOYD 4 Pnthrf. Whn,...,. 4, y "
lootA and Shoes and lIah and Ci,s I. X b',sni
s3Neu by mutual cOnAcnt, :. n ISshst ~ :
Ihe business Of the late hrm viii H. ~ ,i,s,il
eiiner member at the old sIall SS N, JV WA
'''S S'uNl S''Se@ q, W, BOYI
D. n PRATurr
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Yesterday Charley Chase, aged six years
son Of the proprietor OF the coal shaft herr
while descending the ladder in the shaft, fell
fifty feet, striking one OF tho Skids In his de
scent He never became unconscious nc
bones were broken, aud the only injuries
sustained were few unimportant cuts and
bruises on the head
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TOR RENT, APRIL NEXT.
The building now occupied by Cohn, samplIner
Co, No. l222 Main street including hall and etIce
the latter separately desired Also the store room
pied by Mccullough 4 Hiner. Applyto
de20 rs Twelfth Street
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i, Inc undersigned have this day formed 49,.
SUP under the ilTm name OF Boyj 4 n ~ Ne,
saIe dealers IN Boots and Shoes, SilTrSteS !, 4,
hrm Of Boyd 4 Prather. '"''iSu ! b ,ss I
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-06-10
4 STRANGER IN A SUNDAY
SCHOOL.

The Rev. DR.. Wm. 3. ScLauffier
relates the following story in the
New York O6SerreJ,. It happened
i'll that city about twenty-five years
ago: One Sunday, when one of our
greatest Sabbath Schools was as
sembled ana occupied busily with
the lesson of the day. o very tall
stranger walked III and sat down.
His looks were plain, but entirely
calculated 20 inspire respect. He
seemed delighted with the sight of
SO many beautiful children and de.
voted teachers. all deeply interest
ed in their work. The superin-
tendent noticed the effect produced
by the sight apon the stranger, and
before the school closed he stepped
up to him and said: AS You have
manifested so warm an interest. in
this our solemn work, I should be
obliged to You if you would address
few words to the school before
they separate. | am sure the chill
dren would long remember it. The
stranger consented, and when call
ed on rose 70 his feet, looking like
young King Saul among the as
sembled IsIaelites. He addressed
the school IN simple. bland, affec-
tionate terms, telling them how
privileged they were in the enjoy
ment OF such advantages rs com
mon schools during the week and
Sunday Schools on the Sabbath,
with Bible studies and religious in
struction Sc kindly given to them.
He told them how children used to
grow mp III the western part of the
country during his childhood, and
how his mother taught him the A,
b, c, and tn spell and to read, apd
to study the Bible and the Cate
chism, or he would have glown up
like an Indian, as thousands of
children then did in those parts,
etc. He tried to impress them with
the debt OF gratitude they owed to
God for these inestimabie blessings,
and what their country had n right
TO expect from citizens trained up
and taught rs they We're. The en-
tire school listened to the words. of
the tall speaker with marked aitslx1
ton. When ne had finished, ands
was preparing to leave, the super
intendent requested, for himself
and the school, the privilege of
knowing to whose voice they had
been pen mitted to listen, assuring
him that the scholars would never
forget his words, but carry them
through all their future days. The
stranger replied, My rame IS Abra-
ham Llncoln'-and passed out,
leaving the superintendent almost
with surprise"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-06-10
NO. GO.

dear hoy, You see why Nora Multi
gan will hnve pone of you. She
wants higher type of true man
hood. You expect to hire men to
DO MI tho mans work about the
house, hut YOU want your wife to
do everything that any woman can
do. Believe me, my son, nine
tenths of the girls who play the
piano and sing s.. charmingly, who
YOU IN your limited knowledge set
down rs ':mere butterflies of fash
ion" are better fitted for wives
than you are for q husband. The
girls know more about these things
than you do. If YOU want to marry
a tisst-class COOK and experienced
house-keeper, do your courting in
an intelligence office. But if you
want Il wife, marry tue girl you
love, with dimpled hands and q
face like the sunlight, and her love
will teach ler all these things, my
boy, long before YOU have learned
one-half OF yoGr own lesson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-06-10

Constipation is a disease-maRer
to all human beings. The rlch and
poor, the old and young, male and
:emale are it's regular victims. At
the bedside the physicians frs.
question is, chow are your bowels"
TLis condition has many causes.
and leads to many diseases as fol-
lows: Indigestion. acid stomach,
heartburn, fevers. billiousness, sick
headache, torpidity of the liver. col
ic, inhammatory diseases, nervous
ness. loss OF appetite, etc, etc
These conditions can all be re-
moved by the use of BAILEY's SA-
LINE APERIEST, which is a pleasant
and sparkling purgative, acting
speedily and freely upon the stom-
ach, bowels and liver, relieving in
digestion, curing sick headache.
heartburn and acid stomach; coois
and quiets in fever; never produces
pain or nausea.
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4 PARTICULARLY NICE
YOUNG MAN.

Advice to young man, by X. j.
Burdetie, in the burlington Karl-
eye: "Oh, yes, L understand all
that, my son. [ have heard much
of that before. You mourn and
grieve over the lack of true woman
hood among the girls of your ac-
quaintance. Mere butterflies of
fashion, you say. who can rattle the
keys of a grand piano, dance like
fairies, chatter nonsense and So
ciety nothings by the hour, and for
their lives cannot bake a loaf OF
bread, roast turkey, do n days
washing or make shirt. You say
you demand the noblest type of use
full womanhood in your wife, and
you want 20 know where you can
md the wife you want? Well, |
will tell you, my dear boy. Ii that
is the sort of u woman you want,
marry Nora Mulligan, your laun-
dress's daughter. She wears cow
hide shoes, is guiltless of corsets,
never had sick day in her life,
takes in washing, goes out house
cleaning, and cooks for family of
seven children, her mother and
three section men who board with
her. | don't thick she would marry
you, because Con. Regan, the track
walker. is her style of man. She
is the useful sort of q woman you
appear to want, but / don't think
she'd look at you twice. Let us
just examine into your qualifca-
tions as a model husband, after
Your own matrimonial ideal, my
boy. Can you shoulder barrel of
flour and carry it dowL the cellar?
My dear boy, quarter sack of
meal would get away with those
chalky fingers and slender arms of
yours. Can you saw aud split ten
cords of hickory wood in the fall,
so as to have ready fuel all winter?
Telemachus, those % inches of coat
padded out over 16 inches of shoul-
ders wouldn't help you a cents
worth. Do you know, my son
look me in the eye-do you know
how to measure ten cords of wood.
after the man had piled it in five IL
regular heaps, and tells you It is all
there? Dc you know how to buy
potatoes and how to put them away
for the winter? Do you know how
to pick over the apples after Christ
mas? Do you know how to watch
the shoeing of your own horse, if
you drive enc, and can you tell tim
othy from prairie hay when you
are buying it? Can you spade up
half an acre of ground for kitchen
garden? Do you know what will
take the limy taste out of the new
cistern, and can you patch the little
leak in, the kitchen roof? What
would you do if Il hoop fell off the
flour barrel? Suppose the chimney
gets choked up? Or the front. door
binds at the top2 What if a NOR
tise lock gets out of order? + an
extra shelf il wanted in the try?
Or two or three litpe hor
hens with brooas e
101| eTans -
s2,eSe