davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
ELEGANT K0AD WAGON.
One OF the Finest Vehicles Ever Seen In
wheeling.

wheeling.
A prominent merchant Of the city, who
appreciates fine wagon, has one OF the mott
elegant and perfectly made bugGies ever seen
here. 1t Is a Brewster side bar, in natural
wood, second growth hickory, steel ironed
in the latest style. The hubs are marvels oil
beauty and elegance, being artistic 10 style
and strong in construction. They are but
three inc1es In diameter, banded with strips
OF Norway iron. The seat is bottonled with
cane in neat manner and dove col0red
leather cushion fits nicely 10 the stick sides.
The front half Of the buggy bottom 10 OF
wood but the ear portion is msde Of woven
cane, The shaf,s srs prNltily trimmed and
the whole affair Is most charming in arrabgt-
ment But the beauty OF the vehicle Is not
Its chief charm. Totv-n the most casual Oh
server the workmanship Ia frat Class. The
finish OF the wood portions, the iitm1ess
OF the iron supports, the beautiful flush on
the box bed, all speaS the careful and intelil-
gent workman. Inc ties arc OF steel, five
eighths by oae-eighth. The G1le Is steel, with
wrought iron, ca.e-harGened box, warranted
to last q life lime. This elegant and useful
vehicle weighs but 100 pou d. and yet Is SO
perfectly amt substantially made that 1t is
calculated 10 Last rs loug as the heavy, cum
bsrsome buggiss made by other firms. 1t
should be MISTER Of coDgratulation TO know
that Wheeling firm, that Of Donaldson,
Lewis & Co., 1900 to 1905 Market street, can
turn out such piece of workmanship as
this. This buggy is on exhibition at the
Fair Ground In Floral Hall, where it is the
subj Ct OF universal praise. 1t isoniy proper
to say that the buggy Is not entered for a
premium, but simply as a sample OF the Iirst
class work turned out by tuis firm. All their
goods are as we'll made as this. They make
no goods for exhibition simply 10 sell their
work, but each buggy turned ont receives the
same careful paink.takirg attention.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
rae CmUaoHES.
Notes on the Services ut Various Places
Tomorrow.

Notes on the Services at Various Places
Tomorrow.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered tomorrow in the First
Evangelical Lutheran Church, Rev. E. II.
Dornblaser, pastor. Services will be held at
1880 a. NJ. and 1850 p. N. The Theme OF the
evening service will be "Chrlst the Food Of
the Soul" At 2:l6P. N. the Sunday school
will celebrate It's Harvest Home Festival. The
rooms will be decorated with the emblemS
of the season. Rev. J. @. .Weldnlan, OF the
German NJ. E. Church, will preach his farewell
sermon tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ. Mr.. Weld
man leaves for Cincinnati on Wednesday
morning. At tie Fourth Street NJ. Z. Churcn
there will be preaching at l0S0A. NJ. and 1880
r. NJ. by the psStor, Rev. Joseph L. Smith,
d. D., and Sunday School at2P. N. Rev. J.
T. Minehart, who had charge Of the Young
Peoples Meeting at Moundsvtlle camp
meeting, will be present and address
the Young Peoples Meeting Monday even
ing at 1850 o'clock. At Zane Street N.
G. Church Rev. Mr.. Fitz1 atriIk will preach.
tomorrow morning on Darkness and Light
and In the evening on THE Reohabites
Creed, )" q Temperament sermon. Young Peoples
meeting at Of A. N. Sunday school at 2 =.
N. AT IuOupsUu AZ lie SnulGA eheAS VAL
he preaching by the pastor, Rev. n. W.
Rider, at 1880 4 N. and 1850 P. NJ, and Sun:
day school at p NJ. Atthe First Baptist
Church, corner OF Twelfth andlByron street,
there will be preaching morning and
evening by the pastor, Rev. J.; D.
Mulford. Sunday Ichool at 2 o'clock.
Young peoples meeting on Monday evening
at 7:SO, Services will be held at the Second
Presbyterian Church, Rev. VIM. H. Cooke,
DID, pastor, at 1880 4. N and 1850 r. N. AT
the First Presbyterian Church, the pastor,
Rev. D. A. Cunningham, DID,. will preach
at 1880 A. NJ. and 1880 +. NJ, Sabbath school
at o A. N. Mission School on Eighteenth,
services in tbs Presby terrain Church at
Bridgeport, on account Of the unexpected
ab, ence OF the pastor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

According to announcement the judges ap.
pointed for the purpose, met at the pagoda Of
Smith l. Sons TO decide 70 whom the barrel
OF Leader Hour, so generously offered by
these gentlemen as premium, belonged.
Quite number Of ladies were competitors,
and after some difficulty 1t was decided as
follows:
TO Mrs Lewis Etzler, Island, fint premium,
barrel OF Leader -four.
Second premium, n sack Superior -four,
Mrs. Warren Bsggs, Of Bridgeport, o,
Third premium, 4 sack Leader -four, Mrs.
Blxon, Thirty.tifth and Jacob streets.
Fourth premium, lilo sack Leader flour,
Miss Jennie McCrum.
The committee decided from the color,
crust, taste and lightness OF the loAyes, and
wish to call special attention to the loaf ex,
hibited by Mrs J. P. Rodgers, OF the Island.
The bread ss before stated IL to be donated
to charitable purposes. The gentlemen oil
the firm certainly deserve great credit for their
public spiritedness, and their flour should
have boom.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
SILVER AND nK0NzE MEpALs
Awarded TO Articles in the Fine Display
arm Elshar A. Aona

OIL H. flhutE a hohbs
One Of the very finest displays Of Stoves
ever made in the city Is that Of B. Fisher &
Sons in the horticultural department. Just
at the foot oil the hall 1t stands, and Mr.. @. n.
Fisher has charge Of the exhibit. He is kept
busy explaining the good qualities Of their
articles, yet he finds time to good naturally
hand out the fine cards they nave. After u
thorough examination the committee has
awarded 10 their goods all the medals In this
line OF work. To a casual observer, at least,
this is we'll done, and could not have been
otherwise. In cook stoves the Valley star
was awarded the silver medal. This stove Is
by far the most complete article OF the kind
In the city. With tin.linsd oven doors, auto
matte oven shelf, lift and ash pan, cut top,
top feed and towel rack II Is all that could
be wished for In the kitchen. 1t is now
leadingand rapidly growing in popular favor.
It's working Is guaranteed and persons wish
Ing an article OF this kind would do well 10
examine Il; six sizes being made 1t will b.
strange II they cannot be sattsti: d, A number
OF other cooking stoves are on exhibition, the
newest and latest design being the Brunt-
| wick, medium grade. In fact purchaser
would be puzzled to know whion 10 take.
Among parlor stoves the Sparkle was also
aWbIQeu tIe bllNeT meuh's lug ophThLo 10 u
beauty, open, with large ash pan blower In
front, two lids on top, and is highly nickeled
and ornamented. For soft coal pArlor
stove 1t can't be beat. In addition to soft
coal stoves they haYs the handsomest display
Of hard coal base burners ever at the
State Fair, embracing the Bessemer
and the Universal. The Bessemer
Is greatly improved over last years pattern,
aud presents much tastier appearance.
Something new in the shape OF base borners
round, as such stoves have for the past
with tile, and having patent duplex crate. 1t
cult to mention In full the various articles in
the exhibit. They are all good, s.ryfcable
and handsome articles; tbs patterns are NEW
aud stylish aud show spirit Of entsr prise on
the part Of the firm which Is credit
to themselves and the city. The hollow ware
display was full and entire, and secured the
first premium In the shape Of the bronze
medal In the exhibit OF Friend & Son men,
toned In the issue OF yesterday was hand
some hand painted mantel. This is also part
OF the display OF this enterprising firm and
Is greatly admired. 1t has been awarded the
first premium on unenumerated articles.
II the vf,itor wishes to see something fine
let him stop and examine. Outside OF the
speciAlties mentioned the firm manuiact-
urers mantels, arches, CRATES vases, all
foundry business, snd ksep in stock q full
lind OF marbleizsd iron and slate mantels OF
various designs. All persons are invited TO
call at the office OF the Star Foundry 1914
Market street, and are assured OF a warm
welcnme
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

RAILROAD BoNDS-wcaker; Texas Pacific wa
down to 77554 and West Shore frsts 10 7S5I.
ST TE sEcuEITlEs-Dull; Louisiana c0nsols rose
In 20 bid,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
slirht fire nnd Academia.

Yesterday shortly before noon flames wore
discovered In stable on North Broadway,
near Zane street, Island, owned BY. W. A.
Lukens. 1t was filled with hay and straw,
and being light frame structure was rapid
" consumed. Tho department was quickly
an hands, but could do nothing but protect
surrounding property. Los $500; no insur'
an II going to the fire the Hope hose roll COL
lided with carriage on the bridge. Tho car
riaRe was driven by Wash Rumble, who
could have avoided the collision, while the
reel could not. One wheel OF the reel and
one OF the carrIage were demolished and
come other damage done, though nobody was
hurt. n,
no serious damage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

The nly.third annual session az the
National Business College, under the ell
Gent aud capable MANAGEMENT OF Messra. J !.
N. Fraahsr & o., opened the first OF this
nlonth under the most fayorab!e auspices.
The number cf students In attendance Is
lsrEOr than ever before, and during past
yesrsit ilss been large. A number Of improve
ments have bean made in the college build
Jugs; roomswere repalnted aud whiIewHshed,
nnd they now present a most cheerful APP
pearance. In 8 word everything is In iip-lop
shaps. The faculty Is composed Of compt;.
Toni men, fully able to give the best and
newest instruction In their various depart
ments. Among the best changes made In
text books, is the introduction Of q new work
on Book. Keeping, far superior 70 any work
nov in use, This will be exclusively taught
In the future. Arrangements are being
made for the addition ofShort hand and type.
writing 10 the;courSe OF study for practical
training, and Il will not be long before they
are taught A number Of new pupils, 1t is
undorsiond, will enter at the beginning OF
next month. Tee college 10 q credit to the
city and should be we'll supported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
snEIB,s NJ UsIeAI. DISPLAY.
UnqnaIiGedIy the Hest Piauos and Or
ynns In Oam nd clifton At tho Fair.

UnanaIifedIy the Hest Pianos and Or.
gsns La Competition at the Fair.
The visitors to the fair have all been pleased,
and convinced that the tones given forth by
the steinwsy pianos and tho Mason & Ham.
lin organ, fully sustain the reputation, world
wide, that they are The best. Not alone the
tone, but the material, manufacture and
finish compelB the candid 10 acknowledge the
fact above stated, and rivals In the business
acknowledge the superiority OF the steiuwsy
and Mason & Hamlin, by pretending their
pianos and organs are Just as good, etc. Not
alone this, but rival house In this civ
makes the false assertion that their pianos are
made by Steinway's former foreman, story
denied by steinways in all their published
literature. The superiority OF these pianos
and organs cannot but be, for experience,
capital, patents and facilities no other makers
have, keep others from approaching The Stan.
Iard they have SGT up. Every worlds exhi.
bitten, every muaician OF note testiheS to the
superiority, 80 docs the public estimate. Go
where you will, In every house where there
Is a Steinwsy or Mason 4 Hamlin, nothing
better can be mad. Where these instruments
are not, everybody hopes some day 10 have
one, thus showing the drift Of opinion. And
In thousands OF homes where other instru.
ments have heOn introduced ct high prices
by the persuasive eloquence OF agents, there
Is regret that the motley, or less amount,
WIS not invested in tho best. But OF this
enough, only to say that another assertion OF
rivals may ds well DO scattered to the winds
and that Is that Steinway aud Mason a. Ham.
lin arc too high priced. This 10 not 90, for
anybody's purse can be suited with these In.
struments from So upwards, and on easy
payments. There mot family in the land
hat needa an organ OF plano INT can have
one on weekly or monthly payments from 30
cents upwards for an organ, TO $25 per month
FOR the finest SteinwAy, Grand, square or
Upright Piano, terms which no other house
In the city can give.
Although heretofore we have spoken only
Of the Stairway aud Mason 4 Hamlin, Mi.
sneib has also the Decker Bros Pianos, (peI.
haps the only rival stelnway's hRve) the
Haines Bros Pianos, (which received the lst
premIunl Ut Columbus this year oyer other
pianos exhibited at this iaifl the ]. q @.
flScher Pianos, rivals Of the Emerson and
other cheaper GRADES nj Pianos ranging in
price, on payments OF $40 per month, from
$3.50 upwards, Then In Organs there is the
hhoninEer Bell Organ, the widely known
Estvy and Hamilton Organ, all equal, II not
superior 10 the huest Organ shown BY other
exhibitors, These Organs, TOO, are sold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
PERSONAL BENTON.
News and Gossip In Reference 10 VHrious
People,

News and Gossip In Reference 10 V"rious
People.
Mr.. LEVIN Smith, of Parkersburg, is in the
city.
Mis- Sophie Harding, OF Little Washing.
ton, was Visiting in the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Burley, Of Moundsyille,. Is
spending fair week With friends on the Is
land.
Mr.. Andre Brown was presented with q
handsome gold pen by the six lSaies who
work with him.
Ex.sheriE Hills, OF GAINESVILLE, candidate
for Representative in Belmont county, Is
among the distinguished visitors attracted by
the fair.
Rev. J. T. Minehart Of Columbus who
conducted the young peoples meetings at
the Moundsville campmeeling, is expected
In the city this evening"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

on easy payments, averaging IS per
month, and range 10 price from SO
made by other parties, visitors to The Fair
will find tue best goods, the lowest prices
and. easiest terms az Shelb's stand or at his
store, 80 Twelfth street, opposite the MeLure
House. The limited space prevented n large
displsy OF the extensive stock ofsheet music,
music books, strings and other musical
goods with which the store Is stocked; but
those who call at the rcgulsr place Of BUSH
ness, will find everything desired at lower
rates and prices than elsewhere. Teachers
will find special rates given, and any orders
addressed to VIM. H. shelb, Wheeling, for
anything in bis line will meet with prompt
attAntion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
.The Cook,s neIIghi,r

This is the name Of new cooking vessel
adapted to the wants OF every housekeeper
In the land. II Is on exhibition at the State
Fair, and is viewed and examined with In
terest by every lady that has anything to do
with cooking. Mr.. w. s. Meek, one Of the
patentees, has the handy little eontrivance
In charge, and In his good.natured manner
takes delight In describing the Delight" and
showing { numerous testimonials that be
has. Every body should endeaYor TO see the
"Delight." They ara sure TO be pleased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

The Washington correspondent Of the
Catholic Minor, speaking OF 6 lecture deliver
ed in that city on the 10th mat, BY Father
RYAN, THE Poet Priest OF the South" says;
He spoke ior an honr, without notes OF
manuscript, and bis quaint humor and grace
full, easy manner, held his audience thorousn'
~ interested. No report, however perieet,
ia NO graceful, yet 80 impressive, that he must
he heard to be fully appreciated.
Father Ryan lectures at the Cathedral next
Thursday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
Ga Prelly PIekIe."

Harniiz Rros., Main, corner 14th st., have
handsome ds NED display In main ball Of .pecl
piled tier on tier and present a very
attractive and pleasing appearance. Canned
goods Of all sorts bottled and bulk chow.
chow compose the display. One feature
which catches every one Is the jar OF pickles
which stand In the corner OF the exhibit.
Near III box OF wooden toothpicl;s and he
who desires may help himself - nice Heinz
pickle. They are good and everybody takes
one. Call, to-day, and help yourself TO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

Following the first trot the cavalcade Of
cattle and horses passed around the course in
review. II was longer than that OF Thurs.
dSy, reaching nearly three.tourths Of the way
around the track. The Opera Houss band
preceded, and the snorting bulls, pranclng
stations and risky calves were viewed with
much interest. The ladies' in the grand
stand were US pleased with this display as any
one, and frequently testified their approval
by clapping their hands. The show was
good one, the cattle aud horses all showing
10 better advantage than cooped up in their
pens. The parade was not without Its
humorous feature, which were fully enjoyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

can save money by calling and examining
the large stock OF CashmereS and Fancy
Dress Goods at all prices, from l0c up. Flan-
nels, Blankets, Comforts; 80 pieces new Car
pets, from IS to Toe; $50 Perfection Corsets at
Soc; 500 Window Shades at % and SOC; 10000
bolts Wall Paper at &c, and thousand other
cash, at John Roemer's Dry Goods. Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos 20l0 aud
2021 Main street, Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

Among the many interesting exhibits in
main hall, mono 10 more 60 than the display
OF the Barnes Safe & Lock Co., Of Pittsburgh,
Pa. It can readily be found by the sign Of
the rooster. This Is the noted rooster
frozen to death, in one OF the celebrated Barnes
safes, during the great Chicago fire and pic,
lures OF him ara scattered everywhere. Mr..
s. O. Edwards has charge Of the exhibit and
Is always ready With pleasant explanations.
The safes are beauties, ire.proof with all
modern improvements, solid angle iron
bands, seven aange doors inside bolt work,
boz made 0ns es S S9nsT bent round md
on exhibition, showing the gear motion or
cut of arbor. First premium was awarded
to the company yesterday, and Mr.. Edwards
can be found at the ST. James.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

IAN receiving my fall stock Of women's,
misses and childrens shoes and mems fine cali
shoes in all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making q complete assort-
ment OF fine and medium goods.
". BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

combs and perfumes, together with speci.
meme OF his own manufacture OF goods, OF.
tracts, &c, and cases OF the famous Excelsior
Baking Powder Of world wide reputation,
and which has stood the test Of time. But
the Excelsior 10 too well known 10 need
words Ne. LlSt's display IL worth seeing
and he Is glad to see his friends at his main
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
uIle Q1,teihae'ttec,
once Nos. Is aud - Fourteenth street


Wanttd-Girl to do Homework.
NYanted-stOgie Makers.
For Kept-Desirable Suite OF Rooms.
Wunted-Girl to do Homework.
For sale-Engine.
List OF Letters.
Opera House-Mr. Frederick Wsrde.
Every County Merchant-O. y. Genther.
Use Home Made Bread-D. J. Mckee.
New Goods-I. q. Dillon.
Public Sale Of Real EstaLe-R. G. Barr,
Special CommiEsiouer.
Reduction IN Fnrniture-G. Mendel " 10.
DIR. John Il. Smith-Fhird page.
Unfinished Races-HeAd OF Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

The regular races for today are as follows;
No. u. TrottIng-iree for all; purse 800.
Dick Wright, b. g. }, K, CASTOR.
Rolls, c. x, Peter Schatz.
Lewinskey, b. g., J. Kettner.
Ella Broti, b. IN, W. Z. Craig.
No. IS. Pacipg-iree for all purse 800.
Jack Rapid & g., J. X. CASTOR.
Captain Dan, 3. x, J. Ross NoSSgr0ye.
PelIe Hamill, b. m, G. II. Smith.
Wild Frank, b. g., JurguSnier Il Tedtick.
Captain Jack, b. s., John Doyle.
The third race Is two-nile dash with only
Dutch Girl and Virginia entered. This will
make pretty and exciting race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

The blind boy, William Mooney, from the
Romney Institution, will give concert this
afternoon at 8 o'clock, ~ Sheib's music stand
In Exposition Hall. He will be assisted by
Misses Matte scharkopf and Maggie GesbitI,
aud Mr.. William Nesbitt. Mr.. Mooney will
show his ability aud versatility by playing
the oornet, picoolo, organ and piano, and will
assist the ladies in singing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
BAD BLOOD /!
SCR0FUL0US.
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

In 1870 SCroiulOus Ulcers broke out on my body
until my breast was Que mass Of corruption. Some
Of these Ulcers were not less than one and one.hGl
inches IN diameter, tho edges rough, pgged aud
seemingly dead, tho cavity open 10 the bone and
flied with offensive matter Everything known 10
the medical faculty was tried in vain. GraduAIlI
the bone itGeli became diyeased aud then the sui.
lerug began In earnest Bono Ulccn began 10 take
The pia, Of those hitherto on the surface. l be,
came mere wreck. For months At n time could
nat get my hands 70 ny head because nj extreme
soreness. Could not turn In bed. Knew not what
II WAS TO be an hour even free from paIn. Had
reason 10 look upon llie iteli NJ curje In the
SUMMER OF 1850, after ten Yeas Of this wretched
existence, segsn TO use the Cutcura Remedies,
and after two Yeas persistent use Of them the lat
Ulcer hiss healed. The dead dheHSe has sue.
cumbed All over the breast where was once a
mars Of corruption : now healthy akin. My
weight has increased from one huRdFOd and TWEEN,
tY.three to Que hundred aud Aity.sIx pounds and
tue good work Is still galng on. feel myself new
mai, and all through the Uutcura Remedies,
JAMS K RICHARDSON,
Custom HouSc, New Orleans,
Sworn 70 before u II d States Commissioner
n Una
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

A. A. FRANzHE1x, OF 1903 Market street,
makes handsome display Of silyerware and
Bronzss. Toe exhibit Is in the Main Hall,
opposite the fountain, and Is lastly arranged,
In the display are two handsome tea sets and
several fine bronzes well worth seeing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15

The display Of Mr.. B, Hebsr List Of
1910 Main street, In the main hall, 10 at
tIrctlDE s1pSssl attention! and 10 worth b.. It
display Of doe soaps, toilet articles brushes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-15
Sworn To before U Il d States CommI:Eion
J. D. CRAWFORD.
TO CLEANSE THE BLOOD

OF scrofulouE. Inherited and Contagious Rumors,
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF human
suffering 10 clear tbs kin Of DisGguIing Bl0tches,
Itching ToTlurck hnmiliating hruptions, and
LOathiome sores caused by Inherited scroiula. 10
purity and beauty the Skin, and restore the Hair
70 that no trace Of disease remain, Cuticurs BeLol
vent, the new Blood Purifier, aud CutIcun and
CutlCuEA soap, the great skin Cures aud BcautI.
aen, are inlAlllblc. They arc the only remedies
fail.
Prieo Of Cutirura, small boxes. 80 cents; larye
boxes, u. Gnticurl Resolyent, 81 per bottle Oh.
Sold by all druggists.