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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

TnEWhccIins LeJiAtrsays that Senators
Camden and Davis, and Baker, Of the Reg.
r:r, have never concluded or ever discuss
ed the Congressional candidacy Of either
Co.. Zen Wilson or J. IInnson Good" In
leu Of the fact that the Sunday Ledier has
msrle statement TO the exact contrary OF
this il will be interesting to observe the
announcement OF this varicnce Of state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
THE MOi.EY LETTER,
Mill Probing for the Author of the VII.
~ IRinOus Forgery,

~ v
~ Ininous ror-crx -
Nrw yo,r Tuly n Il na,,,,.o,, ,,,,,
r.,.I N""' 10y P"'"'apn pun
llsiieu some weeks ago 10 the elect that the
evidence pointed TO Henry H. lIadley, t;
lawyer OF this city,, rs the person who
forocJ or nroc,roJ ibn f,r,o,r - u,a ,.,,a.
-, oN." wv ,o'S''! VI .''c 'e''cr
anu lilat II was done at' the lnstIsation oI
some member members ot The National
Democratic Committee. lIadlcv felt worry
oro,.lv ,rouhlcd ,l,o-,,on,ho.s.at ~
,e' E ''ou'e" '.'t ''o ",c',oefs o' inc
nei'iocratic colillniltee slionid believe that
lie was in, communication with Davenport,
and cn,leayored to 'pet thc 7Ir;lIu,;u, IN NH.
,;sb 80 +, :, cor,r,,J,;o,t;a. SJ; -, .,. r.
''.' u COMMUNICATIONS ;i'oih MN winch
would NJ once set INN right with the com.
mittce, and enable him TO assert his limo.
eence. That paper reiuscd to ,lo ,h;s ,nd
thorofora Hale, hs', w.. " ..!. ., INV !;
''e.''o ~ '''"tes i'' sun ihslltuted
asalnst several papers, but his counsel has
Just withdrawn from tho case, giving no
reasons except to b;s r,icni arI nnn;,,,a,
will diynlor onvth;ng n IL b"i;"rnI i',,e, ,I,a,
ihe connseI, lam i TowrsnnI '. hos ti,a' h..
come convinced ,hoi ,hcro wo. u' Som",,,;,.. , ne
rotten in ,he rasr md cn,ciudoJ @ doJ,e'I. " I.ts
il An invcstisntion is i, nrn,ress " Uh;o,p u,Jp
il is believed, Nil scorch snmc ono 'T Tha
IN nvo,arw,nhon, iha sn,,sina n ,,1.nc one. ine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

TnE Martins Ferry Ncws and Bellairc
Tribune are rallyins the friends OF u river.
railroad on the Ohio side, OIL the strength
Of the collapse oil this side. The Mcus
seems inclined 10 regard onr project rs
bosus IRON the beginning. Iteven doubts
whether there ever was syndicate behind
it-wie,hcr the whole thing wasn't sort
Of 'l"lse, got up by some persons who had
an ax to grind. We shall not discuss this
matter with our Ohio neighbors. OF course
they have Il right to put their own inter-
pttaiiOn on the iilsco on this side. We
aN not its apologists. Go ahead with your
oNn project, gentlemen, as soon as you are
ready. ...a =.S: ssirs.zt,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
EiIfor. cowIes Surs 'BI.j,op GIl,naours III a !

CLEyELASp, July edwin Cowles,
editor Of the Lader, to-day commenced
suit against Bishop Richard { Gilmour. Eof
lAe CATHOLIC Diocese, for so5. 900 damages.
The BiShop published d card over his isig.
nature which tCowles claims was was: false,
maliciousInud delaniatory.5 The whole
trouble grew out *of !, Cowles's daus hter
being converted to the Catholic belief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

ElHERS adyices yesterday contained no
explanation Of the sudden cessation OF
oolbnying in this region. No cause for
it is known unless il is Z concerted
movement Of manufacturers to influence
prices. Iiat the real question is, have they
actually lmled of?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
THERON WORKERS., STRIKE.


A"S otfFoJ hhiS HO 10 W Ork--A New
:,... Scale ut Lrechb,rg..
PIrrsnuRoII, July G.-Itis reported that
the mill OFT. A. Watson ( Co., at Pome,
roy, Ohio, started up this morning Mt Sc %
ner ton, that is, twenty-five cents over the
Pittsburgh scale, ilie men going to work by
order OF President Jarrett.
Mr.. Martin, Secretary Of the Amalcama.
ted Association oil Iron aud Steel Workers
was questioned in regard to the report and
said he had no doubt but that it was trne
lie said that pomcroy w,ls in the NYheelinp
district and that 81 - would bc the cor
rect rate. lie had heard nothing officially
but he believed the scale had been signed
there and drew therefrom n good augury
Tor the success OF tho strike in Pittsburgh.
The scale was signed ut l.eeclbury iol
thc second time yesterday. 1t was signed
before, but some hitch occurred, and the
men who went to.work on itat that time sus
pended operations. Tho scale Us signed
yesterday is supposed to be entirely salts
factory to NIL the parties TO tile agreement
The muck rolls ut the Etna Iron Works
at Etna borough, are being placed in repair
tho work being done by non-union men
In regard to this fact Mr.. Martin said thai
there was 10 bitter feeling in the strike.
aud that the manufacturers will employ
union men in preference 10 others, where
the question oil scale is not involved. II il
not definitely known when the Etna works
Will resume operations, but the employees
seem TO be impressed with the conviction
that the period OF fidlencss will be OF short
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
Meeting OF Tho cTnrIrCou,u,I,.ion

WAslllSdroS, July G.-The Tariff Com.
mission met this morning, and all tile
members were present. I, President HAYES
delivered ely the opening address, stating that
The keynote oi deliberations should be tbc
establishment Of n judici6us tnriiT, or a re- re.
vision o. tho existing tariff laws upon a
scale Of justice 10 all interests,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

B!>ror GILNorr, Of Cleveland, has been
reinforced by the clergy Of ireland. They
,oo have issued 4 pronunciamenio against
tbc female Land lcagues. Miss Rowland
ran no longer fall back on the Irish bishops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

TIM Democratic State Convention to
rominaie n candidate for the Supreme
leuct, 10 fill the unexpired term OF ex.
juIn G. T. T. Moore, is TO be held at Par
tcrlarp on the 9%%d day Of August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

ryo,,IO !, On the brink Of war in Egypt
7,';,t,t, twrther with her poor crop pros.
W., w." s,,lia putting up the price Of GER
,.i,lIis country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

,ourr,ironl London indicate poor crops
h, England. Continued irosts and cold,
n;,l,, have had n damaging effect. Grain
M; higher Yesterday ut Chicago. g.li
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
According TO tho ,EngIIsh De,iuitiop. i,, n

i'oSnos, July sG.-At!a meeting OF the
amateur rowing asaociation Yesterday tho
committee passed Il resolution declaring
that they will notbe justified in recogpiz.s
ing tho iiillsdale crew tsy amateurs in uc..
cordance with the English definition oi tho
term, and they canno. undertake 10 advise !:
the acceptance Of n challenge from them. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

u,x xC.J, FsrlSSrn is announced for u
,I' ", 4, ybillipyi. The old gentleman is
,ls ~. ia ,Lr xay for the successoslip to
Senator l,ayi& --. 7t,aI@n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

SrEunESsILLH, July Cup 10 IL o'clock
to.nish 1t twenty bodies had been recovered,
and those still missing will run the death
:, it tEi;,. ;,.riSTt i'5IN'. .':Gtit
roll up 10 seventy.fOur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
Very (sclinrniiu

GoLYMnlA,S. G., July G.-Tho rcdistrict-
ing results in giving. tho Democrats five of
the Congressman and the Republicans Two
The Republicans, however, hope TO carry
one Of the five districts. - -! = =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
Following Bl.hup GiImors,. 3, =, (, !.

Lossp'o,.s, D July: :gg:--The Arehbishops and
Bishops q Ireland have prep .prelarca a n Cir cir.y
cnlar 70 the Priests, directing them 10 dis,
conntenance the Ladies' Land League and
iorbidding females from attending public
meetings without the consent of tIlo parish
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

,mcplSG to the Mt. Pleasant Register,
Ison,ri, Of ParkcSburg, and llasslcI, Of
,.rkspn, are getting in their work for Con.
r.S anon. the Democratic ycomanry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

a., Ln 10 ffty cents per barrel yester.
w y, crude petroleum, and the end is
,,,orling to all appearances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

n,u any old ppnon in this region re.
w. ,, = Fourth Of July night prior TO
1t',.S p ~, ore vIlen /. was comfortable to sit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
lht gntelligt'tlf1e'r:: !:
=, >,. ~ aud ~ Fourteenth street.

-nry,;uy mud Waynesburg harrow
W., "s oI,l recently at auction ut S0'Sl'per
tt,,,-,he par buy so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

g PobhrEIa1issn, PIhIais HE' July 8.3lFt'ne qisenbacl.
es Of: the First district have nominated
Joseph Dane Tor Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07
SEEKING THE DEAD.
AN ACCUMULATION OF HORRORS.
The BAD Wsrk Of Recovering Dodi.s from Their
Watery Sepulehrsu-Se.aesstth the Wreck les.
tsrday-Tnesty Bodi.s Found-Dtath
Roll Will Reach Seventy I've.

TMIS0o JUNCTION, July G.-!'rhis morning
tho bodies Of Chas. Swearingen, Of Kcnsing.
ton, O., Dan Thomas, the captain'sson, and
i. I. Smith, Of WcllsYilc, were found; also
n man by the name OF 'Dunhuner, or Dur.
hammer, from Wellsville, 0. About forty
men came down with skitls md u cannon
from Est Liverpool, and are doing good
work. A great many bodies are lying in
the engine room and under tho boat, and
want oil necessary apparatus prevents get.
ting tho bodies into the boats, and crap.
pling tools, diving bells, etc, are on tho
way from Pittsburgh, and when the wreck
is raised at least thirty to iifty bodies will
be found. &
The missing are accumulating, and with
what Inns been found the dead will amour to
sixty;-ive or seventy, and neatly all will bc
found in and around tho wreck. Every
hour brings people here hunting for absent
ONES and gives names not given before.
The dead, so far as have been recognized,
are moved promptly to their late homes.
Stewart Pipes, who WIS reported found
yesterday, has not been found yet.
SrEunESviILE, o., July G-Fonr bodies
have been recovered from tho wreck Of the
Scioto today: Lincoln hardware, Thomas
hardware, Thomas Leath and Charles
swesringer.i The friends Of the lost ones
are cutting through the state room floors
and despoiling the boat generally 10 dis
cover their dead bodies il possible. The
steamer Welcome is still here. The boat
will probably not bo raised until lo.mor-
row: The number now,lost is estimated at
seycnty.iiye.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-07

oy Hio,ss; is; First: A considerable quantity
,.n,,. :. nary blood Eln out OF the heart in the
H. DF,ta'.on W'.on OF the heart and lungs. Sccond .
IN IN, n,a,g 1nng states that the man was subjec
H. h. malaria! Si attacks while in Jail. Third )
bs,i s paa eaten dinner about m hour ami "a;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05


EQUINE VgRsAcULAR. They we're horse
fanciers out on the road, and one OF them
let the lines drop loose and said:
lyon ought to have seen my Suke. Ali,
she were something to be proud OF. She
was whole team and boy to drive, /
can tell you"
"Broke TO harness?" asked his friend.
"Well, now, you bet she was, though
once in while she would take the bits In
her mouth and go alone. She was high
flyer, she was. | hain't got over her loss
yet.
"Wnth much?" asked the other.
worth her weight in gold ! never came
so near cryin as / did when / lost her; she
was worker, too"
"Kinder gentle, | suppose" suggested
the other.
"Oh, she'd occasionally kick over the
traces The best Of EN- kick sometimes. >
Ever trot her?" asked his friend
'rTrot her! What do you mean? Lord,
man, I'm talkin' about my late wife did
ye s'pose ! meant horse?" he asked in
jignantly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
A True Dog Story.

The animal In this case is owned by n
party residing within few rods OF us,
aud the facts come directly from the fami-
ly. The dog is white terrier. OF a most
affectionate disposition, and when she
meets with any stranger TO whom she takes
fancy. she will go to him. 81. up on her
hind legs, and reach out her fore paws for
recognition. A day or two since boy
called at the side door 10 beg for some.
thing 10 eat The dog trotted 10 the door
with the servant, who told the beggsr that
sbe had nothing. GIVE me ouly piece
OF bread. said the boy. The girl answer.
ed that they were on, oi bread. sad that
she was baking at that time Meanwhile
the dog was momentarily missed. but
quickly returned bearing 10 her mouth a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
She Uaders,aed

! woman with market basket on her
arm and hig bouquet % flowers in her
hand was waiting Al The ierr, dcck shaa
aman OF pleasan, address approached her
and said
Madam, that is very pleasant no,e.
gay"
.'Yes, sir"
81 think Il is the finest Que ever saw
and have been in twenty seven different
States
"Yes, sir.
There isa pansy hiding itself behind
the rose. According to the language Of
flowers the pansy stands for Darling, |
cannot live without YOU nkewlso ou.
serve the rosebud Tho language OF the
rosebud is' I'm looking for husband,
Madam, do you understand the language
Of howersg"
''Yes, sir"
'Then what is the language OF that
tulip"
'The tulip says, sir. that il you don't
stump along with you brazen impudence
I'll have you walked into the coolerl" was
her firm reply. He stumped. ---hlve Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

"Mr. jones'" began Smith the other
morning, jus as they chanced met at
| the corner to wait for tho car, "is ii
positively necessary that your son must
play the accordion until midnight for six
nights in a week?' "Not at all Mr..
Smith, was the prompt reply. "Not any
more necessary than II is for your daugb.
ter and her beaux TO sit on the front steps
seven nights per week and keep MS awake
until ] o'clock in the morning" my
daughter, sir, has perfect right to have II
beau!' "Apd my son sir, has legal right
to play the accordeon!' "Gentlmen," be-
gan Mr.. Thomas, as he came up, Il don't
want TO offend you, for we are all neigh.
bors; but il you, Mr.. Jones, would clean
out your alley, and you, Mr.. Smith. would
poison your nuisance Of dog, ! believe
would gain five pounds OF flesh per week
"Hello, Thomas saluted Brown from
the rear platform OF the car for which they
had waited, ave been waiting to see
you for week past Your confonnded
old horse stands and stamps all night long
and none Of us can get n wink Of sleep
just for a change and to be neighborly
suppose you knock him on the head with
an axe DetroH FIRE. Press
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

The following story Is told Of Jaeo
Ridgeway, wealthy citizen of Philsdel
phia, who died many years ago leaving
fortune of five or SIX million dollars.
"Mr Ridgewsy," said young man ~itl
whom the millionaire was convorsing, 'yot
are more TO be envicd than any gentleman
l know.
why so?' said Mr.. Ridgewsy. II an
not aware ofany cause for which | should
be particularly cnvied.'
"What sir" exclaimed the young man in
as.onishment Why. You are million.
aire. Think OF the thousands your income
brings you every month"
well, what OF ihaty" eA;a Mr.. Ridge.
way, "all ! get ont Of II is my yictuals aud
clothes, and | can't cat more than one
mans allowance, nor wear more than one
suit OF clothes at time. Pray, can't you
do as much?"
"Ah, but, said the youth, "think OF the
hundreds of fine houses you own and the
rentals they bring you"
"What better of am / for thatp" said
the rich man. II can only live in one
house at time As for the money l ro-
ceiye for rents, | can neither eat it nor
wear it; ! can only use it TO buy for Others
to live in. They are the benefciaries, not
myself"
"But You can buy splendid furniture
and costly pictures, and fine horses and
carriages--In fact anything you desire"
"And after l have bought them, "lreplied
Mr.. Ridgeway, 'what then2 / can only
look at the furniture and pictures, and the
poorest man, who is not blind, can do the
same can ride no easier in my carriage
than you can in an omnibus for five cents
without the trouble OF attending to driv.
ers, footmen and hostlers; and as for any
thing desire, | can tell you, young man
that the less we desire in this world the
happier we shall be. All my wealth can't |
buy single hour Of life--power to keep
afar OIL the hour of death, and then what
will avail, when, in few short years at
most, lie down in the grave and leave II |
all foreyer9 Young man, you have no rea.
son to envy me-.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
Plantation Philosophy,

Tumbstones is do visitin' cards oh death
De rattesnake am do alarm clock oil
nature.
Dc sun and moon is do fadcr and mud
der oh de stars.
DE dog dat barks arter ho bites yer is a
thousand times wuss dan do dog what
barks befo.
It's astonishin' to some how rich man
can accept Christ, an how poor man can
reject Him.
! amt got no confidence iu boss dat
runs away. A reformed hoss is as onsar
tin as reformed oman.
Judas want the arnly pusson what be-
trayed wild kiss. | kissed mighty
likely oman wunst an cotch do itch.
Doan jedge man by de bizness he fol.
lows. De honey bee is engaged ia wor.
thy trade, but he's got powerful sting
DE human family mus stick togcdder;
a han'ful oh dirt doan mount to much
but put han sful torgedder an yer can raise
O crap.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

HENRY WATrERsoS ON DINNERS. The
best dinner can recall was in the woods
of Georgia with James Eustis, staff off
Ger OF General Joe Johnson, who after
wards became u United States senator,
and Harry Yeatman, General Folks, aid.
de-camp. 1t consisted of a single leg OF
mutton, some hot wheat bread, little but.
ter, and half phial OF Scotch whiskey
which we had purloined from the general s
camp-chest
A good dinner is perfect food, perfectly
dressed; not an array Of dishes. The art
OF cooking is the first OF the fine arts. Ihe
first woman in America is not the one who
bears the most children; brutal Nepoleon.
ism-but she who prepares the best dish !;
because, by this superior accomplishment,
she contributes to the health OF her child.
red and the fidelity Of her husband.
They dine very well in Boston. But
they dine better in private than in public.
The hotels are excellent The restaurants
are second rate. There is o famous resort
at Point Sherry, ten or twelve miles away.
called Taft's. made an excursion thither
for fish dinner The dinner was certain.
ly excellent, and it took an extra flavor
from mine hosts--a handsome old gentle
man in dress suit, who reminded one OF
the CHEEKY inu.keepers Of fiction. But it
was ill-served by waiting woman; whereas
no woman should be permitted to enter
dining room except to sit at table, To
sum it in sentence: Boston has an abun-
dant market and fair kitchen but for so
rich and old city, the restaurants ought
to be better. --LouisrMe Courier and Jouy.
nal.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

large piece Of bread ,ha, had been pre.
,iously thrown TO her 10 eat she vent
directly up 10 the boy. extended her paw
with the hrcad in her mouth. aud offered
u to him as intelligenily a. any mute le
ing could do. The sid was actually
frightened at this exhibition OF intelligence
on the part o. dumb animal Ealsssr
Ta3as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

There's story Of woman out 10 Mich.
lgan who was lost in the woods five days,
nearly starved 70 death, was frozen at
night was chased by wolves aud scared
b7 snakes, and when she got out Of the
lnngles and feaeiied home a, last, nobody
hal missed her. "Sliados OF DEATH bat
she Vas the maddsst woman. Yes, daugh,
ter you may just be, your bangs they
knew she had 90, home' Oh. yes, they
knew IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
MOTHER DIED FROM IT.

J. W. Adams, sessrk, Ohio, says 'iCut,su.
"a Remedies are the greatest medicines on earth.
Hadthe worst case salt fhenn 10 the county.
Ny meikr had IL iweniy yeArs, and in fact died
~ u, ! beliSFe CUTIeNEA would have saved her
lifc. Ny arms. breast knd head we're covered
for ihttt years, which uu'hipg relieved or cured
until rsed the Cutcrrs hot0lyeni blood puri-
Ger internally, ana Cuticura and Cuiicura soap
externally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

The Burlington Free Press tells the fol-
lowing interesting story: A singular
meeting occurred fat the.Amercan Hotel.
the other evening at the Odd Fellows
banquet. One Of the speakers. describing
the benefits Of membership in the craft.
said that in the war, he. with some other
federal soldies, was taken prisoner by tho
rebels. He made himself known an an
Odd Fellow. where upon one Of the rebel
soldiers. also member OF the order gave
him blanket and showed him such other
conriesies as he was able At the close Of
this speech southerner present as
guest asked some questions about the cir
enmstances referred to. and the fact was
elected that he was the identical South.
efner Who had beiriended the Northern
Old Fellow II Is hardly necessary 10
add that this strange meeting Was eelebrat'
ed in Apollinaris water.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

stick mil mcin saloon, have II,
oense. und der government vac packing
me, und Murphy, nor der yimmcns' cru.
SADIE, nor St John .can make me stop,
Dots der Kind OF weller do, vas Don't
itg--EnDsa haasas P,g,cr,
les, " md ungs like dot. Und | say 90,
daa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
PSORIASIS.

II. y. Carpenter. Esq., Henderson. n. y, cur.
ed of Psoriasis on Lsprosy of twenty yoars stand.
ing, by the CuTIcuRA RasoLyINT internally. and
CUfcuRA and CuTicuAA Scar externally. The
most wonderful case on record, Care certified
10 before Justice OF the peace and prominent
citizens. Ali afflicted with itching and scAly dis.
sasvs should send 10 Us for this testimonial in
full
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

Mr. Albert kinEsbgry. hssas, y. H.. trouhisa
vita bad hum0r on htpds and aesk, e&used ~
lead poasonipr. iHssa psihieE.l Al times IS
sould tfeak co.. ctsck cpen. and saiu sepefalsa
FROM the Czech Ia largo pieces, sHacnnng great
eoalinuh1 itching sbd sansiDg. Purchased youf
rtxlndiss; ased CtvierKA hEsoIyEsr lnisrnaliy
sEd cryrcrsl kAd CrTfcvRa soar externally,
and 10 less tksn three months effected com
pls.s cure, and has not been troubled since
Iorrobsfaied by Ballard Foster, Druggists.
Efeut N III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05

"liquor merchant" Of Topeka was
heard 10 discourse as follows the o,her'day
10 sympathizing crowd:
As am boss nat beer saloon, il vas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
CUTICURA.

and ouricuRa Soar externally and CuTIcugA Re.
SOLVENT internally will positively cure every
species oil humor, from common Pimple 10
seroful.. Price OF CUucuRA, email boy q. soc :.
large boxes, 400. CuTicCHA REsoLvfxr.
per bottle. CuTIouRA Soar, 25c,: CuTiuuRA SHAW.
ING Soar. l5e. Sold by all druggists.
WEEKS a POTTER. Boston
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-10-05
SALT RHEuM.

Those who have efptneneed the tormenis ol
Salt Eheum can appreciate the agony IhAye en-.
dnred for ycsrs, until cured by the CurnunA RK
soLyrSr Internally and CunouEA Soar external .
ly
MEs. WM. PRLLlGToS, sharon, Wis.