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MesiMerized Himself.

MebMeriZed Himself.
From the Chicago Herald. April Is.
Before q large number Of the students Of
Rush Medical College f. G. johnson yesterday
morning performed a number of feats in mes
merism. The experiments were prelude to q
lecture to be delivered to-day by Prof Lyman
Mr.. Johnson exhibited the results; Prof. Lyman
will explain the cause. Mr.. johnson began by
mesmerizing himself. While under the influence
Of himself needle was run through his ear. and
a'portion Of it sewed together. He failed to ex-
press any surprise when a large darning needle
was thrust into him. With his muscles perfectly
rigid he was laid across the bucks of q couple of
chairs, and the assistant sat on his stomach.
The applause Of the students when this great
scientific tact was shown was tremendous. Mr..
Johnson took the assistant forward and intro
duced him, explaining that he was a very good
subject This he demonstrated by mesmerfzing
the unfortunate young man, and then sewing
the patients lips together. number Of the
students were operated upon, and several
showed signs Of feeling slight mesmeric influ-
ence. The experiments, taken as a whole, were
very successful, and Prof. Lyman expressed his
satisfaction
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Tom OchiI.ree,s rwo Draws.

Tom Ochiltree's Two Draws.
from the st. Louis Post Despatch.
The Hon. 7. Porterhouse drew his months
salary as Congressman on the 4th. On the same
evening, however, he drew q ten spot instead Of
an ace.
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The silly Notion About Friday.

from the Kern County Californian.
Every friday the passenger train from the
noltn comes over the road nearly empty. 1t
was the passenger train of that day which was
uesssoyed at Tehachipa Pass in January last.
oioie than forty persons losing their lives.
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A UCTION SALE OF TWO DESIRABLE BUILDING
"A LOTS, ON THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN STREET AND RHODE

On WEDNESDAY, MAY SECOND, 1885, at FIVE
O'CLOCK P. NJ, shall eel in front Of the premises,
the north 20 feet front and the south 20 front by
the depth, of let 10, square oil.
Terms: One-third cash and the balance in l, and
years Mt per cent interest payable semi annually,
cured by deed of trust all cash. option pure
500 deposit each lot at time Of SALE and all record
ing and conveysncing at purchasers cost. Terms to
be complied with in seven days
ap19-eo&ds j. + GOODWILL, Aucfioneer
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ELEcAMpANE AND HoREHoUNp.


Its sale has been rhe loenal tis seaso far exceed
ing any soInief seascn Their excellence universally
altesteu Use hein Tor he slightest of cold
cough. hoRrseness. &c. Only at >'
ARTHUR NATTANS Pharmacist
a lzu and I'd and D. ana It'll and n cts. NV
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New Discovery In MEDICINE.

IMPOHTANT NOTICE.
,,.,, - SANTAL mildly
WIN chfeih AS hours all angenents Of tho urinary
orsahs IN either sex enience of any kind
0hlMAuLT CO.. q. Rue vivienne. Paris. ta22-w2sly
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APPS
ARE INVITED 7
-r~y 49,

ALL ARE INVITED 10
KINGS PALACE.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET,
DO not FAIL Iy1 TO INSPECT THE LARGEST
DESIRABLE STYLES AND
LOWER PRICES THAN
ELSEWHERE.
WE OFFER THE
GREATEST INDUCEMENTS
PATTERN
HATS AND BONNETS.
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED
HATS FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
RIBBONS. PLuMEs. TIPS. FLOWERS,
SAIINS. SILKS AND LACES.
LADIES. MISSES AND CH1LDREN'S
DRESSES.
ELEGANT BLACK, TREBLE
ENGLISH GRAPE For Wells,
LESS THAN MARKET VALUE
/ N G'S PAL ACE,
s14 SEVENTH STREET.
The largest Retail Millinery store In the District
f'AtehoihD from fth 70 9Th streets apo
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T'Hos. J. FISHER = CO..
l. Real Estate Auct.onssrs.
On SATURDAY, MAY FIFTH. az HALF-PASTA&
FOUR O'CLOCKP. NJ, at our Once. No. 1924 Fe54
street northwest We viii sell at auction lot square,
lot square S. lot g. square 1923; lot IN square
liza and paztlota square 1o4, Terms cash
Ap27-o Real Estste Auctioneers,
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IL I @ q o B 8,

L1QU oRs.
MARYLAND CLUB. Sc per gallon.
MONTICELLO IT. Sc per gallon.
ROYAL CABINET, s. Per gallon.
OLD BAKER. SO per gallon.
OLD CROW, 81 per gallon.
GOOD OLD RYE. IS pei gallon.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE. so cents.
BOTTLE GOOD RYE rs cents
BOTTLE OLD CROW, 81.
HENNESSEY BRANDY, 1865.
GALLON SPANISH SHERRY, So.
GALLON OPORTO VINE, S..
GALLON COOKING SHERRY, -
GALLON MEDFoRD RUM, So.
PIPEH HEIDSIECK, SOUVERAIN EXTRA DRY
CHAMPAGNE, BASS ALE GUINNESS
STOUT AND YOUNGEEs SCOTCH ..1 T..
ALE, BOTTLED. 81. 80 DOZEN. .n'iJaH
E.. G. KNIGHT,
ap20 1872 Pennsylvanla avenue.
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WOOD AND COAL.
Coal AND Woop.

We have Just received q large LOT Of Bater. PINE
WOOD; also fresh mined COAL Of super1or quality for
domestic use ali Of which offer lowest marked
rates.
he attention Of consumers respectfully invited to
an inspection OF stock.
STEPHENSON BRO.
m16 9Th 1T. wharf and 18th st. and ap ave-
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~
% Warrington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
$685. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES BuoeLEs CARR
AGES, WAGONS. HARNESS, &C., EVERY TUES
DAY THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MORNIN0.
G0MMENCING At TEN O'CLOCK. REGARD
LESS OF WEATHER.
Constantly hand and at private sale aree stock Of
Horsee, New and Secondhand Buggies. Carriages EX
conBiRnmenta. RS I'm
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.
cnAa wxrzs. WV. BuLIzx.
WEEKs CO.. Auctonesrs.
aES1s. FIVE ss ggsSEsHISes HosJhnIs NEcH:;
H hTa. sh 1sD r aRkrs
with other Hr $50 s 4
StLoSk. 4 No. Sol fsan.siv.ais Avenue. una.r Ne.
No limit; all must be sold. myi.H
CHARLES WEEKS. Wv. BULLKH
WEEKS B CO.,
es7 Louisiana avenue.
Opposite City Post Once
Large French Pate Mirror, 5sI7e: handsome Walnut
MsrSe e.hsl nnS Hair ~1 s
M9nnsss ana USoohes HANDSOME psrlor suites
ausnsty Of second, hand FgrnitaFs: CARPETS: Tins
tors and other goods altogether desirable colec-
Doors and SASH. With ether goods. to which We
THukspGY. MAY Third d. comme n al TES
myl-2t Late with Duncanson Bros.
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
SPECIAL SAFE
OF LARGE STOCK
OF MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS AND
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
STOCK OF GOLD AND Silver WITCHES, VEST
sfG8s fHAN f6Ss ' cEock k siSsSs
On TH HuR5r3 MORNING, MAY THIRD. AT TEN
O'CLOCK, will sell within salesroom. stock of
the above goods, to which the attention OF buyers
called. myl-2 1t
T'HoMAs BOWLING. Auetoneer.
FIRST-CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD, 1881.
at No 935 street. between oh and 10th streets north
west at the residence Of party declining housekeep
ing. commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. shall sell an K
cellent collection OF Household Effects, comprising in
part
Walnut Haircloth Parlor Set
Walnut Dwarf Book Case.
Window Hangngs. Walnut NJ Top Tables
Large Easy Rockers Library Table,
Fine Brussels and Three-ply Carpets,
Superior Walnut M.Top Chamber Suites.
Several Sets Of Single Walnut N. 7. Chamber Fur
Hair Mattresses H. and C. Mattress O.
Blankets. Comforts and Sheets,
Larye and roomy Walnut Wardrobe. with Mirror.
Toilet Ware. Mirrors,
Walnut Extension Table
Refrigerator, Water Cooler,
Kitchen ReQuistes. &c.
sp27-dD THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
g BENSINGER. Auctlonser,
% Washington Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
93S. $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. BUoorEs. CARL
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THE CoScoRD H.nsEss.
Get the Best.
LUiZ Il BRO,
hgens TOT the sale Of 1.-The Concord Harness" Of all
Harness a specially. \ ~
lave oPened to-day another very large stock Of the
oher at very low prices. Every genuine Concord Har-
Trunks satches. &c s srest VARIETY at bottom
prices. D ~
LUTZ & BRO,
ls7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
apis Attaining National Hosal
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SPECIALTIES-

nR- ROBERTSON. SPECIALIST AND CONF.
11dential consulting Physician: 20 experience;
m. at 456 & street. northwest, main cffice so n
l>iDerty street. baltimore. apl9-3m
MI ADAM ROSS. a HE LONG ESfA BI IsHED RE.
N1 liable Cairyoyant and Astroloeist gives bettsP
tLtirfacon in all affairs of life than any one in the pro.
feeson tells the past present and destiny rive
sovice and assistance all matters appertainng 70
business love and matrimony. ALL TRoU BILE CALI.
saus1acuon given or ray. Consultation RoounA lO1
% street above street northwest. This month con-
mills
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40 AND SEE PROF, WARRIN0
" MEDIUM AND RIAL ASTROLOGICAL
At us Ninth street northwest
Five thousand dollars to any one who can equal him
IN teing the past present and future causing sloody
marriages. bringing separated together and In busine
anars whose advice In invaluable He tells consultor0
name n fuil and IN the only person that can do 60.
Prof. Warning asks questions and uses no cards al
any description in his profession.
SATISFACTION GIVEN OR NO PAY
Fee-Lsdiee. 81; gentlemen. 81. mhs- 5yt
MRS. NJ. A. FRENCH. MAGNETIC HEALER
M and Business Medium. has removed 20 l724 tn
street north west where she wiz Be pleased meet lief
many friends aud customers. fI7-3ms
MI NE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
kN1 LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies' and (Sen.
Gemen 50 cents each lOS L street. between attn ana
om streets northwest d2b-l6ws
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W. BAKER j. CO.,
ap23 DORCHESTER MASS
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E. G. KNIGHT,
1872 Pennsylvania avenue,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
DENTISTRY.

For Other Auction. sec sun Page.
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We 90 hereby crtfifp that supervise The ayvdaos-
,ne,ds FOR al the Monthly aud Semi nnuai Dra,cn0s
manage and control nS Dya,oi,.0s nleas.lpes and
that uHkane are conducted pth honesty YsfraeSs and
~ 0ooYdh tOtcard all parties, and authorize ia
CoD1aagto tAis CERTIFICATE. Uit ac-s,Bsles AZ or
signatures attached. IN ITS advertisements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
The FrHiities of the woman OF p.,nio.,

ffVht h'pe1 $ Hr1d.Irs tOr luH
1t the observance of Lent has be.
come more fashionable, it is fortunate
that fashion has glass held up to it in
the church, into which it does not
look IN the bOudoir or the drawing.
room. At the door of the temple, as
she passes in, it is well that the
airy and jeweled dame and demoiselle
shall receive the salutiOn, Here fash
iOnaOle vice shall be shown its own im-
age" Ii is we'll that in Gods house, if
not in Midas, Lady Clara We're de
We're should hear that She
Is not made OF purer and more privil
eyed clay because she can crust herself
with diamonds and trace her lineage to
a pirate, but that she is an offender
against divine laws and cOrrupter of
her poorer sisters, and that toiling not
nor spinning, yet, however aTrayed in
all her glory, she is not the peer Of the
least of her honest AMI labOTiOuS sisters
Ii Lent shall he the season IN which
radical truths ike these shall he told
with conviction and power TO those
who seldom hear the truth of them
selves, it will be in good faith season
of publication and renewal.
But what is the real root of the situa-
ton which the preacher justly touched
with words of lire" What is the final
cause of the various tendencies and
evils which he depicted? The Easy
chair has preached more than one ser
mon upon the same text. The root of
the wild excuses of fashionable folly,
deepening into actual crime, is the view
of women which men generally adopt
and which women generally accept. It
lies ina the refusal to recognize in
woman the same liberty of choice in the
conduct Of life which men assert and
maintain fOrthemSelves. Ii lies in the
distruSt of those laws of nature in re-
gard To women which are implicitly
trusted in regard to men, and in the as
SUMPTION of men to decide for women
what is becoming in woman. Men per-
petually talk of the sphere of woman,
as if women did not know their own
sphere quite rs we'll as men know theirs,
and men argue about the occupations
and education of woman rs if women
were not as c0mpetent to choose for their
selves rs men for themselves. But if
men are to decide what is truly woman
", and direct the activities and studies
Of women, practically denying them
the freedom of choice which men will
fight to the death 10 secure To them-
selves, the consequences are inevitable.
Not more surely will he that sows the
wind reap the whirlwiud than he who
would impose upon society to-day the
MEDIEVAL estimate of women repro.
uuce MEDIEVAL morals AMI manners.
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solid Sense from the south.


For FIFTY years o. more it was considered
that 10 Southern planter could be gentle.
man unless his crop consisted either OF
cotton. tobacco, sugar or rice. since the
war the limits have been enlarged little,
so rs 10 take in corn and wheat; hut the
general idea seems still to be that the pro-
per thing in farming is To raise large crop
of single article. sell the entire yield for
cash and with the money buy whatever the
plantation and its tenants require. y lew
weeks ago some North Carolina farmers
gathered to protest against this sort OF thing
and To encourage one another Ia raise hay,
grain and fodder fOI their live stock, YeSe-
tables aud fruits for their own tables, and
ray enough attention TO cattle, sheep,
swine and poultry TO be able to have
home supply of meat. After the necessary
time, labor and money were bestowed upon
these things the remainder might be de-
voted to making some single crop Tor mar
kct The plan is a good one, but the south
is not the only section that needs
10 nut il into practice. Al
The west thousands of farmers
devote themselves rs exclusively to corn or
wheat rs the SOutherner does To his favor
lite crap. Vt the same time they pay more
Tor ham and bacon than these articles cost
in New York, and they scarcely ever taste
fresh beef as for poultry and fresh vega
bles. they are scarce in midocean. iAe
farmers Of this class, no matter what they
plant or bow well their crops do, are gen
orally in debt and largely dependent on
whisky. Subdivision OF farming like SUB
division Of labor, is profitable in thickly
settled counties, where any surplus may
rapidly be exchanged into anything else
that is desired but it is a great blunder IN
sections where farms are large, neighborS
few. and a special trip TO store or market
consumes at least half 4 day OF time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
WONDERFUL CURES.

Will Mcdonald, $50 Dearborn ST., Chica GO.
grateful ly acknowledges q cure Of salt Rheum
on head neck, face, arms and legs for seven
teen yes Is: not able 10 move except on hands
and knee .7for one year: not able TO help him.
self for c; tsbt years :srteI hundreds Of rene
dies; doctors pronounced his case hopeless;
permanently cnred by the Cuticura Remedies.
Chas. Eayr.> Hinkle Jersey City Heights. N.
j., lad II yea rs, VIII for eight years WIS one
mass OF Sea n and lIrmorS and upon whom
all known re ne dies and cures were tried in
vain, was coT1E etely cured by CuiIcura Rem.
edies.
F. II. Drake RSI.. petroit, Mich, suffered
untold fortunes n ON 3 skin disease, VIII oil
appeared on his hands head aud face, and
full doctoring and consultation Of physicians
failed TO releyChim, he uscd the Cuticu!a
Remedies. and was currd, and has remained
80 10 date.
j. W. Adams, Newark, o., says: Cuticura
Remedies are the greatest wonders on earth;
had tie worst case OF Salt Rhcum In tho
county. Nv mot aer had e 20 Years and died
from il. believe CuticurG would have cured
her. My AIMS, breast and head Were covered
for three years, which nothing relieved until
| used these remedies, which completely cured
me.
The half has not been told rs to the great cur
utiNe powers OF the Cuti"ura Remedies |
have spent hundreds OF dollars for medicines
To cui,' disc aSr'> % the blood and skin and
never found anything vet 10 equal them.
~ Il iSea>es Of the skin and Blood aud
How Ia Cure Them, )" & 6fpage work, llluStra'
tel with pilates drawn and Colored from ac-
tual cases OF SKIN, Scalp ana Blood Diseases,
GU ed. aud containing "A hundred t"stimoni-
ais, mailed for cents IN stamps.
Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
Blood Purifiers and Skin beauti6erS.

DisnguriDg Humors, Humiliating Eruptions,
ItchiBg Tortures, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Fry
sipelas, Infantile snd Birth Humors, aud all
Blood, Skin and Scalp Affections infalIibly
cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier,
cleanses the blood and perspiraton of poison
Gus elements and impurities, and thus re-
movesthe cause.
Cuticnra, the great Skin Cute, instantly
alays Itching and Inflammation, clears the
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, puri.
fies and beauties the Complexion.
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautiher
prepared from Cuticura, is indispensable in
treating skin diseases, and for rough, chapped
or greasy skim black heads, b!otches and baby
lumors.
Culcura remedies are al,solutel, pure, and
u only infallisle blood purifiers and skin
b, ,autifieTs.
challenge any physician OF any medical
sch COL 10 perform with any or all she rene
dies Of the pharmacoporia the cures OF blood
and Skin Humors that ] will make solely
with The Cuticura Remedies.
CHAS. MAIN, N. ID.
a I, 'piOn nix Rcston.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID madetLc sixth day Of Jan AIRY. 1917, ~
Alexander CEsmbers, Jr.. and Isabella, ne
wife. to 4. W. Boyd, trust e, &c secure me
payment of certain IN onrv II entloncd tnereinj
which deed II N eoricd In tn Tie - . omoe OF
trust book No. d, pages :IS and -. sn9 ~
virtue OF al order Of the CIR cult co1rt OF snS
said county. made and eI tered on the ~
day OF April, MS appointing ,ns un; EN- nrol
coed 10 SELL ai the front dn r OF the Oont
Jay. THE WIN DAY or ! lay, isss, COM.
mencing ut 10 O'Clock A. L.. th = following de.
srribed real estate, to wit: The neutnea.e
one fourth part 1T that portit n II the north
half Of Lot No. ~. In that par OF the city OF
Wheeling laid out by Jonatt IAN Zane. and
tiOnRl Rad. said Lot ~ In situat ID on the coz.
ner of Market and franklin = trech. OF sAid
city and IN % feet wkie. The - Id north hai
~ Lot No. ~ was conveyed 10 Alexander
Cham bers, Sr, by Isaac Colts md vNe. ~
deed dated the sth day OF Janui NY, lsts, and
No q, page o., and VA conveyed 70 SAD Al
rxnnder Chambers, Jr., by Alexn nder Ch.
beers. Mr., md wife, by deed dated the 6th day
Of January, 1874, aud recorded In tho ofncs OF
the Clerk aforesaid, in Deed Book No.
81, page So. Title believed To 10 pesfcet, but
will only convey such title a. u vested In
me-
TERMS or SALE Onc-hAlf OF the par
chase money, or IN much more the pur.
chaser may elect, cash In hand en- lay OF sale,
the balance In sin months from that date
the purchaser TO tive his note for u 70 dsfefrNd
property, duly executed snd admit ted 70 rec
ord. +. u. ChAC KAT.
w. H. HALLER. Auctioneer. aPlaf
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of indigestion are present, as natu-
ency, uneasiness OF the stomach, esc. a
moisture, like perspiration, producing
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm ia bed, IS very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the sp
plication of Dr.. BoSanko's Pile Remedy
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, sllaying the intense
itching and effecting permanent cure
whese al other remedies have is'iea. 10
not DELAY until the dram on the system
nroIuces permanent disability. but try II
and be cured. Price, so cents. Sold by a.
+ Young, c. MOenkemoeller and Logan q
Co. wholesale agents.
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THE CURE.
WONDERFUL CURES.

Thousands OF letters in our possession re.
neat this story: ! have been terrible sufferer
for years with Blood and Skin Humors; have
been obliged 10 shun public places by reason
OF my disfiguring humorS; have had the pest
physicians; have spent hundreds OF dollars
and got no real relief until used the CUT
cura Remedies, which have cured me ana lett
my skin and blood az pure as chiluS.
ChaS. Houghton, Esq, lawyer, y State ST.,
Boston, reports a case Of salt Rhem under
his observation for ten years, which covered
all known methods OF treatment had been
applied without benefit, which was COM
plelely cnred solely by Cuticura Remedies,
leaving clean and healthy SKID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown,
Mass write; Our little boy was terribly
afflicted with Scrofula, Salt Rheum anu Fry
SipelaS ever since he was born, and nothing
we could give him helped him until we tried
Cuticura Remedies, which gradually cured
him, until he IS now Us fair as any chlld.
Three and one-half years al date OF cure,
proving that these remedies are adaplei 10
The youngest child.
II. Z. Carpenter, Henderson, y. Y, cured OF
Psoriasis or I.eprOSy OF twenty years stand
ing by Cuticura Remedies, The most wond-
erful cure on record. A duSt-pan full OF scales
friends thought he must die. cure sworn 10
before Justice OF the peace and Hendcrsohs
most prominent citizens.
RI These testimonials are national because
the CutiCura Remedies are national and sold
everywhere in the United States and Canada.
Price: Cuticura soc per box; large boxes sl:0I;
Culicura Soap &c; Cuticura Shaving soap loc;
Cutcura Resolveut 81 per bottle.
Data. nrun q Tho nicaIH In Rnefnn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
. Monster Whale Seen in the sound.


About o'clock Saturday afternoon, as
Capt, ID. G.. Tinker, an old whaling mas
ter, and one of the crew OF the l!ghtShip,
were coming from ElrtIett's reef, in the
large schooner rugged boat attached TO the
shin, monster lifted itself out OF the
deep, and the iorked spot Of right whale
was cast high into the air. Capt. Tinker
estimated that the whale was at least sixty
barrels capacity, and had. not less than
$1,000 worth of oil and bone inside his car
cass. Capt. Tinker Steered toward the
whale. tackled aud cetacked after him, got
within Is feet of him once, and within l.
feet of him again. He kept the animal IN
view for more than an hour. and saw him
sink. rise. and spout live successive times;
II there had been bomb lance on beard
there were three Certainties OF killing the
whale. 1t was too late when Capt. Tinker
arrived in the city to return with boat
and weapons. and probably the whale IS
by this time NAVIGATING the temperate wa
ters OF the Gulf stream. The right whale IS
very seldom seen in the North Atlantic
and il is more than hundred years since
there is any record OF such fish IN Long
island Sound, although il is recorded teat
over quarter OF q century ago. parties
went right whaling in the waters between
Fishers Island and Montauk Point