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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-23
lIUI,IsAKn'S SAW MILL.


Short Historical kI.etcl, Of M EARLY
West Virginia Industry.
This old mill has 50 long been land mark
that scarcely an urchin Of six summers could
&c found In This city who Gould not pilot
stranger TO i. From its occupying historic
grounds and forming VII. il i.a ;:;ore than half
century Of active service, the strongest link
connecting the past and present Of our manu-.
featuring interests, 1t possesses peculiar inter.
esL Here vas the ship yards Of John White,
Who built the George Washington, tho first
steamer built with m upper cabin, and 9th.
Ohio. These grounds were conveyed by
Noah Pane and vile to George White In 1871,
who built Il Hour MILL Oh the site OF the
brick portion 81 the present establishment
The mill building was ts'o stories high part,.
ly Of brick and partly Frame the upper
story OF the western halt being frame This
part Of the building WIS occupied by tht
lrescotts, Levi Il J.dcdiah, ~ wooden mill
Owing 10 tho failure OF Nj. White year or
two after the Mill vas built, operations wa.
suspended aud so remained until after the
property was purchased by Dana Hubbard
In is2G, the title to the property In the
mea. time having passed into the hands Of
lied ok Mckee AMI John Foil. .a
After its purchase by Nj. hubbard the
WOODEN mGchiltry was removed Into new
building, whete Tho Riverside furniture fac
tory nov stands. Mr. Hubhar! male radical
changes III tho machinery OF the flour mill
and in 1871 contacted with 1t u sawmIll, On
the seventeenth OF March, ISIS The flour mil
vas destroyed by are, without fniury to ttte
saw mil, This saw mill was the poueer
steam saw mil! 10 Virginia west OF the Allie.
gheny mountains, and when erected was rs
mucI Of d curiosity as Yns tte "Grassho1.
per-" the first locomotive sent 10 this
end Of their road by tho i. 80. railroad com.
pany. Previous 10 this all the saving was
done by hand with pit saws.
These primitive man saw mills were simply
scafiollings OF proper height on which the
los TO he sawed was rolled, after being hcwed
oil sufficiently to furntlh rood footing for
the top sawyer, as the man who stood Of, The
upper side Of tho log during the process was
called. These mills Or CRISIS, rs thcy were
called, were usually. built on the edge Of
bank, 80 tho logs could easily be rolled upon
them, but when no such convenient place
offered, pits we're sunk In the ground 10
raised above this sufficiently 10 allow the
pitman to stand upright under the log when
ready 10. saving. At the time the saw Mil
WIS built the bank Of the creek contained
many OF these pits, which hsa been used
during the construction Of steam boats, IN !
1852 Nj. Hubbard rebuilt the burned build. |
Ing and in connection with Mr.. L. G. Hughes
put Ia macninsry for the production Of Win.
dow sashes, which was stterwprdG supp,antsJ
by machinery for the manu- larture Of iur.
nlture and that by the present apparatus Tor
the making OF heads for glass packages, :, y
After ten years service this saw mill vas
torn down BY M Ha bbard and The present
MY erected, Which st the time was eop,ll.
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WONDERFUL AsS0KrMrSr
or Holiday G0otis That Nl,Us,Ih he ker

or Holiday GOotis That SHOULD he Scril
To-day Is the last opportunity one will
have for purchasing presents for the Joyous
Christnlas.tide, provided they deSiru to fol
low the time hoHofed old cas'8,R O! present.
lag their gifts bright und early Christmas
lsornins Everything to-day Will be rush
and hurry and every one will want to know
where TO 80 10 find Just What they want,
not knowing what they do want Bookings
drug store, corner Of Twelfth and Mntke,
streets, Is that place and there they SHOULD,
10. During The week his endless stock hus
been described and referred 10 often. Ills
store has been crowded every day and every
buyer has departed satisfied. 1t would be
hard Tor them TO feel otherwise.
His endless variety Of fine goods have beeu
sold In proportion II the rush. Each and every
article in his handsome stock will make d
splendid Christmas present, and there will
be everything known to the list OF novelties,
embracing handsome ivory, hone and ct,lu.
lold sets, in beautiful cAsc,, brushes, combs,
mirrors and scent bottles complete, oaof
stands and cases, baby sets, powder pulls, Gu,
and engraved bottles, shaving sets, fine ex.
tracts amt cologne, elegant md comp,ete
travelling cases, fancy work.Loxes, full line
OF oilet SOAPS, and In fuct everything which
may be included In a stock OF druggists nov.
elites may be found at DockIng's.
be sure that You call to-day,
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Take thrcs.tousths cup butter beaten 10
a cream add two cups sugar, one pint sweet
milk, one Tablespoonful extract vanilla:
then add three cups -four having In il one
measure lASSEn" baking Powder tho
whites Of six eggs.bcaten vesy s.lif; bake in
layersin jelly.s2e aans.
FOR TlIECREAM.-Take one Quart of
sweet milk; when at the boiling piont stir
into II the yolks Of six eggs ncd oMe.half Gun
Of flour; allow this 10 thlcken; flavor aud
sweeten to taste when perfectly cold spread
between ench liver =. ~
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1854,

New Initial Lace Pins nj ia. Dillon's
tO.lNY. IN. ~
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CITY MATTERH,
Rrirf Notes onCnrr~ni Events Of Miner
Intsrest.
lrayer commences January

luutftAu.
McSlCirAL Court meets at $50 this morn.
Ing.
TnE weet. q prayer commences January
7th. -
Two marriage licenses were issued yester.
day by Recorder Hook. That was al the
bNsinesstfanNcted IN bis office.
WON srIEEt In the Eighth ward Is sadly
In need OF crossings, especially at the inter.
section with Thirty.ihird street
TnK prudent man now mAketh arrange.
mens Tor bis Christmas turkey, but the
thoughtles one dependeth upon winning
one by railing. -.
A LAR0E dancing party took place last
evening al the Zane residence oil the Island.
Miss Cora entertained very handsomely the
"lNland crowd II being holiday affair 1t
was more than usually pleasant kramer
furnished the music.
TnE following isgolng the round OF weekly
papers and seems 10 annoy people as much rs
The l3.lI'i5 puzzle: A mu n latte ned twenty
hogs aud was i've days In hlicherIng them,
killing m odd number each day; how many
did he Kill each day
Nh. ilESRY DRrGkS, Of Jamestown, Ia,
was elected teacher Of the larochlcnl School
oil lions Lutheran Congregation, this city,
nj tho last meeting Of thu congregation. Mr..
Dresser WIS tn tie city OF Wednesday last.
lie will take charge OF the school OH Janu'
nry2.
A PLEASANT surprise party was rendered
Mr., Thomas Farrell last evening. ut the resi-
ience Of his daughter, Mrs McCaie, at No,
" Twenty.itth street, by III, children and
grand children, a large humber Of whom
| wste nypSHnt The uccAylou wly hiS seyeNtV
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For City ClpEE-Frank Bowess.
Given AwNy--Etinn Toy.
Comfortable and Cseful.
For Your Christmas Dinner.
FOR Maiata8ra5-S C. Y. Lueas.
For S.lr-lI.tnG Mill StocS. +,
Observation-Disclosures
German Student Lamps.
List Of letters.
The Washington, j, C., Weekly Star.
Statement Under oAtlt--Eourtli Page.
Fire CrackerS-G. :. lceny.
spsreribs. re:lterlon, lSc.-D. C. list, Jr.
Christmas ttoxeS-itenry Morris.
Christmas CAndy-rhoE, F. lleynMu.
Wonderful and Miraculous Fortune Teller
Olive Butter
New Goel4a. McMeeLen's-Foui;h Faye
For the lplESNys-Fourth Page.
Bargain In Nh Upright riano-tuurtf page
For ltent-Johu BaiIie-Fouttl, Page.
Polished l'tsS Figures. G. Dillon
Fourth Page
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'lTol. RENT

FoA RENT.
The par! OF the Union Railroad Office, 1870
Market street, how occupied by baltimore &
Ohio Telegraph Office. Possession given lit
netiatrly.
For saic-One Office Table and Secretary.
dIgS JOHN HAllLE.
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"Ar""'M III" WarM !a Eighty. Dnys.''
s'i.n Hello IsuAsr,'' etc.

The engagement OF Miss JeiTrcys Lewis
sho appears In LA Belle Russo ut The
Opera House this afternoon and evening
sill undoubtedly prove one OF the most en-
'erlMning OF the sea$on. Win play oil
intense interest, star Of the ability OF
Miss Lewis, and n dram ilfG company OF real
merit, headed by Mr.. J. Newton Got,holl,
he Opera liouse shout! be well patronized,
On next Tuesday night :i:s attraction ut
The Opera. House will he 1.-THE Girl that
Love" The ST. Louis Spectator says II Is q
:lean comedy strong situations, with pure
story Of huma N in.esest, caloplsted to please
Ill and offend none. Ell. Fitzgerald 10 an
I'D 81. Louis iayoriie aud bis character crea.
ton Of peter Grump," n peculiar tyne Of
New York lawyers, Is exceedingly amusing,
With no tingc Of vulS.rity.
On Monday (Chrs.mAS) u matinee and
evening performance will be given Mt the
Opera House by the Or cinnl "Jolllties.n The
Boston Journal says Tie Jollites Comhina,
don Is well named, for u jollicr 10; OF pe1.
formerscouid scarcely be brought together.
Al the Galcty. last night, they appeared DO.
lore u large audience In a two.Gcl musical
piece, entitled "'The Electrical DOLL"
On New Years zone funded Wiyes''
will be performed at the Opera House twice.
On january !. week from neSt Monday,
Harry Shiny. Of Washington. D. g., will opes,
the Academy OF MUSIC rs n first class theatre
comique, to run during tic en,irn season.
lie proposes TO run II oil improved modern
mans I.' -
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Miss Rachel Scott, very aged lady, being
in her elshty.tllth year, passed away In tbe
slumher OF death yesterday at Fairylew. She
was IN aunt OF McSrs. ". A. and p, ii.
Scott, Of this town. n
At the sale Of the ]. 0. Miller foundry
Thurgiay, II WIS bid up 10 sS,00o, and The
sale nd JourneIl until January 10, lGSS, HThls
Is very desirable piece Of Property, aud will
bring larger sum. u.
Vim: Hesthcoat Is lying in very critical
condition and at the same time most dpsti.
,u.o. BEFORE II was known, tho man had
been sick for some timc. iteing II stranger,
the neishbors did not surmisc the condition
OF his affairs. Charity Was bestowed and
medical aid sent Us soon as the case was found
out, r.r..
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n 4 NANDNOME FORTUNE ~
Inherited by n Well Known Lady ofThis

by the death OF 4 wealthy bachelor uncle,
n Wheeling lady has fallen heir to fortune
which though-not fabulous III amount Is
a very acceptable Christmas gift.
The fortunate lady Is Mrs. Joseph
". Farrell, Of Center Wheeling.
Recently brother u Mr.. Ferrlll's
father, named Jacob Fornsy, died at Rles.ers.
town, Nd, near Baltimore, leaving a snug
fortune In real estate and other property,
cstin,n.ed al $50, 900. To this there are seven
equal brirs. Of whom Nm. Ferreli |. one,
Mrs. Far,ell's father ~; Nj: for,nAy. noy lives
idcnt Of West Liberty, this county. Mrs..
Farrell Yesterday received official not.ea TINT
shc WA entitled to an equal share Of the pro.
perty left by her uncle, and will al once lake
The necessary steps 10 assume possession.
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Dos'r forget that McI,ain Brothers have
lois Of nice articles for Christmas gifts. Their
display In the corner window; by the
aid o! tho electric light and numerous cus
tets, last night, vas very nice, attracting great
many out Of tho thronss passing by aud In.
duclne many Of Them to enter the store.
Among other things, We noticed a nile OF
snall Cigar Boxes, containing % each, gotten
up for the holiday trade. They would no
doubt be acceptable as present TO smoker
and one Of those Plush Boxes, contain.
and snchet Powder would be Just The thing
for that rreelhear. Of YOU'RE, =
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Gcuerni Ltsec 1acontcs-Tcfryrnphtc

,,., -,
"cner"' Lessc 1acontrs-srfrsrHphtc
..l,.a .a. Reports. sgg
Tho marks last eyeniug indicated depth
OF feet o inches and falling very slowly.
Ths Princess I, one. more dotnp jIy.tv
bu,ine,s in the Hellairs ,r,Ie and ihr I,i,tis
Anna will be In ths Msr,In's Fr,ty trude tn.
day. IulsI ".
Ths weather Of ths INST three days mean,
A decided riss in the river. IL ha, bccn ynln.
inv nj heaIwa,Srs and ,hcrs Is consIIetable
snow In tbs mountains lint is melting.
rt.T - t'.s..,.'tit ta....,,,naa,Tf.
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It Is foolish 10 save the little tia, Sexot'ont
costs. and sul!cr what will result In bad teeth
and large paymSn.a to den,is,s. Place bot.
tic OF II on lilo toilet, use Are drops only OF il
every. time after eating, cleanse tho mouth.
anu show your wisdom. rrLstw
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Ilnu,lSOme line Of Lace Tics and
Fscliaes, Linen nn,l Luce Collars.
4. l.. RICE & CO.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL.


PIrEcE's pheasant Pnrss,ivc Pellets" are
nr-ventiyes OF constipation. Inclesed In
glass bottles, always fresh, By all druggists
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DON'T forget that l. &. Dillon
offers his entire stock Of Watches,
Diamonds, Silverware, i'ronxes,
Clocks and Fancy Goods at greatly
reduced prices. II you want bar.
gains give lin Il call.
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1Y you want 20 buy n handsome Christmas
Present, such AS Cloak, Dolman, SILK Dress,
Cashmere Dress. Shawl, Home Made Blan.
ke.s. Flaanels, Underwear. Fancy Handker-
chiefs, Carpet, etc., etc., cheap for cash, 20
10 .'H.t JollS RoENrn,
Soy Nos, a0lU and 90Sl Min street
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.OSE Of those Fruit Baskets, filed With For.
eisn Fruits Of any Siae, makes mn elegant
Christmas rrelent, They can be had al Zi,r.
enfeldcr's, III Twelfth street,
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Appropriate articles for Holiday Pres.
ents III prices wit thin the reach Of Ill.
/, l., RICE & co,
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Large line Of Sl.e5 "FOstcr" Fasteu.
In. Kid Gloves, black and cOlOrs: also
the flmcns "iiernharlt" llausquelnlres,
plain an,l stitched back. Sl.1, lu black
and terra cut1a shades.
kIHE g. m
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Only Few N,'reits

And our stock will have been .ola. lie wis,
while the opportunity is offered anu buy
your Boots and Shoes a. half price.
llKi.LElS BIO. 4 Co.,
Opposite Opera House, Market sl,est,
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To buy Slippers for Christmas presents Call
early and lake your pick O.. the hen, nnd
cheapesti in the city. IiEtSLEIS BIC. & Co..
Opposite Opera House, Market street.
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Another lot OF tents ilne hand and
machine scwel i!nticn and Congress
Shoes, In the latest styles, narrow ,ocs,
Just In. J. i. STONE,
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lMr0RrED Il ala,bacI' Beer on 'lrausht
at Henry i,l,mcnIc1s's Saloon.
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FoR the best Ice Cream and Water lce,,
all ilavors for Christmas dinners, cali nj
Zegentcldes's, ca Twelfth street. Telephone
c. 31 Yry #... -
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h..| . 80.
From now until above time will close
ont the following:
One LOT Tomen's Lace AMI butten
Shoes nj St.ei.
e Ono lot Infants lii. Eniton nj 95 cents.
Ono lot Mems Embroidered Slippers at
Sic, $500 and $i..j.
Also full line o! llOOtS aud Shoes suit.
able for presents, NJ low figures, nj
]. ". AMlCk'S.
NIB MUM Street.
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/ II yon want Fine Watches and Din.
plonls at greatly reduced prices So 10
! Dillon, The Market street Ioweler. E
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TnE CHEAPEST IL THE CITY.

IMPORTED Kulmhacll Beer On draugh.
nj Henry Rlumcnherg'S Saloon.
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Null and Sntclel cpmbiMGl: only one
dozen more left. 4. j.. EiCE Is CO.
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Do'sT thou love life 7-Then do not squan.
der valuable time, for that Is the stui, life
y madc Of but procure at once bottle OF
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup for your cough and
becurcd. Your druggist kSspa Il, ,- = d.. -.
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Holiday Presents fNr Misses mud Chill.
tireu, beautiful and Useful.
A pasr Of Kid or Morocco, high cut,
Spanish Button. L.V. BtoSp.
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WALTON Il SWEENEY will sell I'LL January
!. 1883, the largest and finest line OF Decorated
Comniode and Combinet Chamber Sets eyer
offered III the city. le27 Main street N. II.
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TIlE usual merchants lanch at The New
Mcclure house Samplc Rooms duly. .
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A WORD 70 THE WISE, Etc.

IMPORTED knlml,arh Heeron drought
at Henry Eluuicnlrrg's saloon.
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NIhFt a7t1lIIS IbeAS

Come carly and buy your Chr,stmng Sin.
pers. HAYS JUST received by sxprsys II second
invoice Of Gentlemens Chenille Embroidered
Slippers E. l., Y, fjloSp.
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MUSICAL
! ATTRACTIONS, !
Z shsAc hSsd NJ y


respectfully announce The tnns!er 10 me of tho
riAn or and o1tuAfb, III which fall siUci i. now
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Thermometer lserArtI.

The following shows the rangs OF the ther.
Iometer us obscryedAt Schnepfs drug store,
)fe'a ltanse Corner yesterday;
lSsl 1887
Rs.3r. p.7rxi7A.~, l2N.2P,x7r.x
81 q! 6i rs 10 II Il IA
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Zig 10, Of Childrcn's Lace anll En-.
hrOiderel Eo,hrs ut 2jc cact-hie drive.
A, l., RICE l. co,
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TuE I'tops this morning Is Very tine pape.
containing besides the local news o! the weet'
pproiusely illustrated supplement- -
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FoE Whitman's Finest Candles and Crys.
talized Imported Fruits, 10 to Zicgenfeldef's,
VI Twelfth street - y
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Fur Caps ri $40, $l.sd, $l.50, for
boys and girls. \. l.. RICE & co.
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The Gazette says: Jacob Dreamer, OF War.
rem township, aged Is years, and The father
OF ten children, took out license to-day to
marry Susan DeGamorc, aged IS. IN
There Ia no excitement here over the
Republican Congressional primaries 10 be
held to-day. The indications are that the
vote will be an extremity light one, Il Is claim.
ed that IIollingsworth will carry The Sixth
ward. Tayor the Fifth and Third, aud Coulter
the First, Second and Fourth Colonel
Coulter claims .hirty.two delegates In the
county. It's said that the Qunkers OF Mt.
Pleasant the late Dr. updcsraii's home, will
60 solid for Holifagworth, because ig-with.
drew IN the last CONTEXT In favor Of Url6pralf..
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4. j.. RICE l. co.

Ladies' and Gents Linen IlanLkcrchiels
IN great variety an'l low prices to-day.
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WALTON 4 SWEENEY have the largest line of
Fine Decorated Chamber Sets ever offered In
The city at retail. Call and see them, 1877
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K'tnIu Truth.

Prisons wshinga Fine Decorated Chambe,
Set should call Mt Walton 4 Sweeney's,
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I.G. Dillon viii open lots Of new goods
ut Ills establishment to-day. H.
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ros Fruit aud other ...se and sms'l Cakes,
20 10 Zesei.tteldes's, o. Twell.a s.....-..
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DuLlSrsa In head, from Chronic Malaria,
cured by Peruua. !. T. Dukehart, Superin.
tendent, Cumberland, Maryland.
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NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
.. REV ADvERrissMeRTs.
STA T E M E N T
Under Oath.

"lhayc been AFFLICTED i0t twenty years with m
06stlNEtc sklu ,l!setNe, called by hme M,D,t
lagtintls. and oihrh LrlIpy. rom blcncIng ou my
Hhln, aud, In spite Of Nil could do with the help
,ehhsd, militia year hgo this winter II covered my
rhtiIu pcISoi In form OF dry scaleS. For the lat
thrt years hare bcen unable 10 do my labor, and
suffering intcnaly oil the time. Every morning
ihete could b. nearly austptnill Of S:slCs taken
lat,e sthe envelope CONTAINING thl. letter. In the
latter part Of the winter my skin commenced
CRACKING open. / tried tveI3 thing niniult, thai
could BIZ Thought q. without my rvllei. The i!lh
OF juno lstntcd West. III hopes could reach tho
t0tsptlnEs, reached Detroit, Rnd was 70 low |
thought should have 10 10 10 the hospital, but
aaai! got rs Ter rs tanning. Aie!s,. where had
Sister living, One Dr.. - treated MO about two
weeks, but did NE no good. All thought had but
Cmckcd ,h,o'gh The skin all over my back, AcrGs
my ribs arms hands. limbs fret badly swollen, Toe
nails came OIL. lugu. nails dead and hard IA 6oup.
halt dead. dry and ltirieS As old stInw. Oh, ny
holi how Idih suffer- "
WY ti,iet. MIS-. T. II. ravis. had mail Iart Of
a bcx u cnllcntn In the house. she wouldn't gIye
up; said. We wi!ttry Cuticna Some WAS applied
oil one hand and Am. kunkn there was relief :
stopped the terrible burning ,cnsulion frnnl the
wuId 60. They Immediately 70, the Cutlcuta Re.
SoIp tthcgnxt skin cutcSl iromnenceti by l.kiuv
one tablespoonful Of Ectulycul ihtec tinleS Il Ihy
after meals; hal d bath once day, water uinI,i
blood heat; u.cd CutIcum Soap freely: applied
eu!lcnM mosnlns and evening. Result. returned
to NY bone In Just s!s, weeks nom The lime ieft,
and my Akin as smooth ny mi, sheet Of paper.
HIRAM \. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co, y. !.
Sworn to before ms this 10Th day D.! January $50
A. u, LEfflSGwELL, JtS,ieeof the Peace
CrrICEnA REMEDIES arc for &aie hy nil druggists
DFROt Wt EkS ~ 10 FrER Rnstnn Mas, ea'-'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-23

IMMKSsE line Of Decorated Chamber Sets al
Walton i Sweeuey's 1921 Main street, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-23
Helm CHM I'm lllnnEa !.

Ncslucti0u III pian6s.
Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knnbs
Chickerins, Hallet / Davis, Eners0n, Hard.
man, Guild, &c., ut the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. = h2 Is n
i ~ 80 Lucas Music Sronr,
slfel 81 1la2 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-23

Fog the Finest and Freshest Candies, call
ct Hlegcnielder's. 60 Twelfth street - ~,