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asEAXRasT BUDGET.

A swordhSh twelve feet long stranded, In
the Wash, ct Enellesham, Ras sent 70 the
Prince Of Wales a present.
The three most valuable pearl necklaces
In America are owned In Gotham and are
valued at 100000, $4,000 and sS3,OOO re-
Epectiyely.
The late Jim Fisk's private car, once a
palace on wheels, and named after josie
Manifold, 10 NOW used az 3 wrecktnS car
on the Erie road.
At Como and White Bear, Mimi, 500
young men and women celebrated Thanks
giving Day by skatiHg miles and miles on
the CLASSY surface Of the Mitsisdppi.
Leading brewers Of the beverage identi.
fed with Burton.on. Trent, have boycotted
Christ Church Parish because Of the tenn
perahce doctrines Of liz Curate. The vicai
now wanls the curate removed.
Not many months ago the London Time
spoke Of Pennsylyania as being In Philadel'
phia. In ia comments upon the defeat o.
General Butler, It refers 10 him % the Gov
ernor oil Penngylyania. The Thunderei
has evidently q weakness for PennBylva'
mia, but, nevertheless, mistakes like these
10 not Euu " kL4e u4hnlby VI - JOAtN4A
which claims to be the best informed in
world.
DR.. Carver will have TO look to his lau'
rels The Paris C2dirut declares that thu
Marquis de Leuville is better plstol'sho
than the American champion, and says, II
proof OF his statement, that st AK les-B Balm
last year he hit the carton 80 times run
ming at twenty-five PAGES. The Marquis II
wealthy DR.. Carver might be able TO ar
range very profitable match with him II
Paris.
A new employment has been found iol
working girls IN New York. In one Of the
leading millinery establishments a number
Of remarkable pretty girls are kept in al
ante-Ioom, ostensibly employed TO sew
They represent wide variety in complex
lon and types Of feature. When a custo
mer wayers in deciding between bonnet
the willy clerk calls In one Of these girl
and says: "Here Is a head and face quit
like your, and can show you the etfec
this hat would have on you" 81 course
on baauty's top the piece OF millinery u
bewitching, and gradfed vanity quickl!
completes the sale.
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nINTS TO THE COOK.

ToXATo NARMALADE.-To two pounds
tomato allow two pounds sugar, and the
Juice and grated Tind Of one lemon. Scalj
the tomatoes, take OF the skins, mix the
sugar with them and boil them slowly ior
an hour, ~skimming and stirring; add the
Juice and grated rind Of the lemon and
boil another half hour, or until 1t is thick,
smooth mass.
BAKED QuISCEs-Quincea baked with
the akins on arc delicious when served
warm. Put one on saucer at each plate.
II mashed with a knife the core Ia easily
removed; then put on little butter and
plenty Of sugar. In the process oil baking
the ounce loses the strong taste which Is
disagreeable to many, and retains deli.
cate flavor that Is excellent.
CoRS FRIrrERs.-BIix into o pint OF
grated green corn one teaspooniul OF milk,
one teacupful oil -four, a piece Of butter
half the size Of an egg, a little salt, q
sprinkle Of pepper, and the beaten yolks
Of two eggs. Beat the whole thoroughly,
then add the well-beaten whites Of the
eggs. Drop II by tablespoonfuls into hot
butter OF dripplngs, and fry on both aides.
Serve hot on warm platter.
CIDER JKLLY.-Delicioua jelly can be
made OF cider. To one pint OF clear, sweet
cider allow one pint Of cold water, two
pounds OF sugar, one packing oil gelGtinc,
one large pint OF boiling water. Soak the
gelatine until II Is entirely dissolved in the
cold water, then add to this the sugar, a
spoonful Of cinnamon, the juice Of two
lemons, the grated rind OF two, then the
gelatine. Add the cider last; then put all
IN thick flannel bag and let 1t drain. Do
not squeeze 1t at all.
OUNCES AZ SWEET PIcKLRs.-QuinCes
make delicious sweet pickles. Peel them,
cut them In quarters, stick two or three
whole cloves Ia each quarter, then steam
them, until tender, and let them boil for 9
very few minutes in the vinegar prepared
for them; or make the strip Of vinegar,
sugar and spices first, and boil the ounces
in II ill soft; proceed just as for picked
pears or peaches, only that the ounces, be-
Ing Of 80 tough fibre, need cooking longer.
Seal In cans, and they will furntshia good
relish in days 10 come.
CRAB.APpLE Observation-Disclosures
made OF the common Siberian crab-apple
Is not to be despised, and for the children's
lunch or for tea with good bread and but
Ter 1t Ia looked upon as luxury. Stew
the apples, skins and all, till they are very
soft; mash them, adding light brown sugar
TO your taste. This may he put up in cans
or In little earthen jars and sealed for
winter use. Marmalade may also be made
Of nice peach paringS, with now and then
half peach left In. This latter diah Is
not recommended except when ir:::ts ia
scarce, and you feel like making the most
Of every part ni L.
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PERSONAL.

W. W. C6fcoranB handwriting Is small
and legible. He Ia So, butsLill attends per
sonally to his business.
Senator Anthony continues 10 gain
strength slowly. lie will remain In New
York several days longer.
The richest New England Senator Ia
Eugene Hale, worth million. Senator
Fair, Of Nevada, is worth elgteen millions
Miss Margaret Blaine will be a debutante
this winter, % will also be the eldest
daughter Of Colonel Jerome Bonaparte.
0lLord PortmAn, who has just died, the
London World remarks, "the Oldest inhabl'
tant fails 10 recall any instance Of his lord
ships benevolence, and II 1t has been
shown It has been most successfully con.
cealod."
Carl schurz has retired from the New
York EreninD Post, his work being too
close and irkseme. The relations 70 the
staff arc friendly, but any great man who
tries journalism and does bis duty will find
there is work about II.
The pretender, Edmond Naundorlr, who
claimed TO be q grandson Of Louis %VI.,
and on the death OF Comte do Uhambord
issued manifesto signed prince Charles
Edmond do Bourbon" died recently at
Breda, In Holland, In great poverty.
Lieutenant Wlssman, the African tray.
eler, who has started on another three
year' tour Of exploration In the Congo no.
glon, has been prevailed upon by BoMe
anthropologists 10 take plaster casts OF the
faces OF persons Of all the races he may
come In contact with.
Frau GAllmeyer lately petltioned the
Emperor Francis Joseph Tor the remission
OF q sum Of 5000 forms due by her 10 the
commune Of Vienna for unpaid taxes, al.
leglng, among other reasons Of her inabili.
ty 10 pay, the unproatableneSs Of her
American tour.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury lately
preached q sermon with reference to the
want Of sympathy between the various
classes In England, and expressed his
dread Of the results II nothing Is done TO
promote better feeling than that Of hate.
The subject Ia also worthy Of study outside
Of England.
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Barnum 10 oyeIloy0d with his acquisition
could not buy Il. HeoEsrs t69, 200 Tor an In.
surance Of tho life Of the infant for 50 weeks,
Surely, Il no knew tho full value OF Perlnd,
he would do no such foolish thing, aslt 10 the
most successful protective medicine that
have ever been Introduced to tho human
family. No one can take any disease while
taking PertiHd before each meal, and keep.
Ing the bowels regular witE Manalin AK
your druggiSt for the book on the "Ills Of
Life" pAE
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DIED.

MAsER-on Wednesday morning, December
1853, At o'clock, MAMIE e., daughter Of william
and Mary MsGef, In the 18th year oil her age.
Funeral iIom the residence Of her parents, No
2Os Main street, this morning at 1880 O'Clock
Friends Il the family are invited. Intetment 4
Rock Hill Cemetery. back Of BeliIire. Ohio.
wILHRLMs-on Wednesday morning, Deem
Der s, 1859, 81 100 O'Clock. DoaA, vile Of q. Vii
helms, aged % years.
Funeral will take place from her late rcAidence
No. 1919 Market Square. on Friday afternoon at
O'Clock. lnterment at Greenwood Cemetery
Pr ends Of tho family sre iuyiifd.
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VTANTED-CooK-GooD WAGES
w win Be paid. Apply 81 Columbia House,
No. l082 Market street. dec
REFORMATION WANTED-IF THos.
i MERRILL will leave bis address a the Intelll.
Eencef Once he viii hsar q something 70 his ld'
vantage. de0
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InSnuo with Joy.

IIE7WNT'N ETTVWTt'
A young man employed in a mercantile
establishment In Dubuque picked up q
package directed 10 one Of the local banks
which, from It's appearance, was thought
to contain money. The next morning he
asked the bank people iithey had lost any
thing, and created considerable excitement
by producing tho missing package. II
contained $4,000. The president OF the
bank was 20 overjoyed that with tears In
bis eyes he thanked the young man anc
offered to lend him $50 at IL per cent, 4
he would produce acceptable security.
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NEW ApyRRr1sRMRErs.

uTANTSD-BoY TO LEARN THE
w Barber Business Apply At ma Main
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FARMERS wishing to DO successful with
sheep should guard them against exposure.
But II In Sheltsring his Hbeep the farmer ex.
poses himself and catches cold, no must use
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-06

TIM blessings OF life are many. Live long
and DO happy. Don't neglect cough OF
cold. Keep yourself we'll clothed In ohSngea,
Bic weather, and always keep bottle Of DR..
Wistafs BalSAm Of Wild Cherry In the house
hold. a single spoonful will cure an ordl.
nary cough or cold. To continued use viii
cure consumption, paw
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Col. WARD LAMoX, Marshal OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia under Lincoln, is Presi-
dent Of GOut Club in Denver. He is full
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A RGAND PARLoR STOVES
FOR HARD COAL,
deaNAft

with latest improvements and new delign for 1853.
The 1rSAnd Il the most magnificent PAilor Stove
ever produced. Call and 20 them %
de8 METh 1872 Market Street
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,SUMERS,
DIssoLUT1oN.
DOR sAlE-A PLEASANT HOME.

That desirable property, 21i Marke. street. (reaI.
denca Of the late Hon. andrew WILSON, being o
substantial twoStory brick dwelling, containing
large double ptrlor, digiRg'room, kitchen. With
cellar Laundry and stable; wide halls and well Ar
RANGED for light and ventilation the location con.
vcnlent and price and terms render II eligible Tor
| those desiring comfortable and pleasant home.
En1ulre OF ALEXANDER BONE,
Rial Estate Agent aud Broker,
DEG ll63 Market Street.
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from the Washington Star.l
from the Washington Star.l
GEVEN MILLIONS
OF PORES OPEN. AND YOU LIVE AND BREATHE
BLOOD. AND THEN FOLLOWS
SKIN DISEASES.

Nothing = more dreaded than salt rheum or eczema
which has fully dozen species going under various
names. nearly all OF which defy the ordinary remedies
destroy the hair the skin and the hesh, and in many
cases death comes a. blessing Scalp and skin alike
subject to this a. well ~ to dandru tetter and
other scaly diseases. producing badness, erupHons
ulcers and other troubles.
Intelligent people should bewareof taking poisons as
remedies for this class Of diseases Of the skin and SCALP
and the various remedies which sent out by un-
skilled men should be avoided a. would plague.
There Is but one Skin Cure" which can be relied on
and that Is Dr. Bensons and It's name is earnest Of
its worth is not Patent medicine. but the result Of
MS own experience and practice and is sure for
the special diseases for which 1t Is offered It makes
the skin soft and white and smooth. removing tan and
freckles and Is the best toilet preparation In the
world tits elegantly put up two bottles in pack
age consisting OF both Internal and external treatment
simple In its combination. pure and free from all pol
sons. 1t may be relied upon by Ill those who wish to
have perfect health and freedom from al akin diseases
Of whatever nature whether they Eczema letters
Humors. Innammaticns MIX Crust. Rough Scay
Eruptfons Diseases Of the Hair and Scalp. Ecrofula
Ulcers Pimpes or Tender Itching on any part Of thu
body: Price One Dollar Der package. Al best drug
gists have it for sale,
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A meeting was called last month for q confsss
ence In r rance OF the " Societs du Suffrage Id
FemmeA" The societe is composed OF deputies,
councillors general and municipaD. and OF disttn.
guished women" Two papers are published In
Paris In the interest OF woman NJ Leon Richer.
editor OF La Femme. thinks It inopportune 70 Dc.
maId suffrage for the French women, who Nre ~
without their civil rights; while Mile Hubeytipi
Auclert, editor OF La citvonne, demands for them
full political suffrage. believing that the greater
power will include the lesser. Mile Auclerf 70 said
TO be Intelligent spr;ghtly, handsome and young.
Susan B. Anthony has been spending q few
weeks In Paris, the guest OF Madam du Barron. al
ardent republican and the foreign corresponding
secretary OF the National Woman Suffrage aas0.
ciation and intended being present at the sessions
OF the meeting OF the " SOciete du Suffrage 0es
Femmes" She viii soon return to continue her
work In this country. She writes: No matter
how 1ne the paintings, statuary, architecture or
scenery, IA the midst OF IL all my head and heart
turns to our own battle for woman at home. Here
In the old world with its deepotic governments.
its utter blotting out OF woman a. a. equal there
Is little hope of changing their condition; 90 turn
TO our own land With It's equality Tor man ana 50
partial equality for woman, as the only place Tor
me to hope and work In"
She returned 70 London the lst OF June.
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from the Cincinnati Gazette.l
MYSTERIOUS
ARTICLES WITH HIGH-SOUNDINa. CRACK, JAW
NAMES ARE NOT A SUCCESS.
A REFRESHING CHANGE.

A REFRESHING CHANGE.
Every reader Of newspapers has observed time and
again. in the advertising columns many singular and
frequently unpronounceabe of medicinal RENE
dies. The Greek and Latin languages especially have
been drawn upon to furnish names by which patent
medicines could be introduced to the public The in
ference in many at least that their propretors
depend more upon the attraction Of high sounding
titles than upon the essential merits of the remedies
themselves.
1tis refreshing once in while to find q medicine ad
versed, whose simple, ineligible name In English at
once conveys to the reader understanding of the
uses and purposes of the remedy.
noticeable instance of this kind is found in the med
icnes OF Dr. W. Benson, whose Skin Cure and Celery
and Chamomile Pills impart at once in their names.
either their purpose the ingredients which compose
them DR.. Bensons Skin Cure is warranted to heal all
diseases OF the skin, such letters humors inamma
hon milk crust eczema, diseases the hair and SCALP
scrofula ulcers. pimples and itchings all parts of
the body. 1t makes the skin white, soft and smooth.
removes tan and freckes and Is the best toilet dressing
In existence It's popularity attested by the immense
sales OF 1t which are taking place everywhere
"a 1t is the only genuine Skin Cure, and all should
beware Of the various remedies which have strug
Cling for existence aud endeavor to ride into pop
uarity by advertising themselves 1.-THE Great Skin
Cures" There is only and that is DR.. Ben sons
Be sure and get It.
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from the Indianapolis Nevs,1

from the Indianapolis News.I
NERVOUS HEADACHE, DYsPEPTIC
HEADACHE. NEURALGIA. NERVOUSNESS.
SICK HEADACHE. SLEEPLEssNESa
PARALYSIS AND DYSPEPSIA.
1T IS A FULLY ESTABLISHED FACT THAT
THESE DISEASES CAN BE CURED
Dr. O. ". BEssos's Celery and Chamomile PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache. Nervous
Headache Neuralgia. Nervousness. Paralysis. Sleep
lessness and Indigestion Dyspepsia. and ,cM cure
any case. no matter how obstinate. II properly used
They are not curea. but only for those special dis
cases. They contain opium morphine or quinine and
arenot pursave but regulate the bowels and cure Con-
sdpaton by curing removing the cause Of It. They
have charming effect upon the skin. and lovely,
quoting eject upon the nervous system. simply by
feeding it's ten thousand hungry yes In some cases
starving absorbents They make or create nerve matter
and in that way increase mental force endurance and
briiancy Of mind. nobody that has nervous system
should neglect to take them two three months In each
year. simply - nerve food if for no nther purpose
Sold by all druggists. Price so cents box Depot
100 North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. By mail two
boxes for 81 or six boxes for g. So to any address,
DIs. BENSON's NEW REMEDY AND FAvokIrE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. c. w. BENSON'S SKIN CURN
IsWarranted to Cure
ECZEMA. LETTERS. RUMORS INFLAMMATION
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SOALY ERUP-
TIONS. DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP. SCKOFULA ULCERS
TENDER ITCHINGS and PIMPLRS on al psrts or
the body.
1t makes the skin white. soft and smooth: removes
tan and freckIes and is the BEST toilet dressing IN
THE WORLD. Elegantly put up. TWO bottles In ono
PACKAGE consisting Of both internal and external treat.
package.
&C N Critte1ton. Sole wholesale Agent for Dr. O. W.
oensons henedtes. lilo Fulton st.. New York. AIS
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CUrIcURA.

viii now state that made miraculous cure of one
Of the worst cases Of skin disease Known The patient
eyes scalp and nearly his whole body presented fright
full appearance Had had the attention of twelve differ
to the profession such as iodde potassium. arsenic
for medical seaen WITH but little reief paia S Sse
vailed upon him 70 use the CgTIGURA REsoLvENT in
ternally; he did DO. and completely cured. The
skin on his head face and many other parts Of his
body. which presented most loathsome appearance,
is now soft and smooth Infants with no scar
or trace OF the disease left behind. He has now been
cured twelve months.
Reported by
F. H. BROWN, ESQ.,,
Barnweu. s. @.
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fFrom Andrews Bazaar.l
A LADY SAID
THOSE HORRID PIMpLESl NO. CANNOT GO.
PLEASE PRESENT MY EXCUSES"

Probably two-hrs Of the ladies in society and homes
Of our land afflicted with skin diseases Of various
kinds to do away with which If 1t could be done with
out injury would be the hapgiest event Of their lives
countenance one that would be handsome at least
good looking for any one with clear. pure skim
matter what the cut of her features are has q certain
amount of good looks which attract As
now she magnes every and talks about those
horrid frecklss" those horrid pimpes," and other
bemshes with which che is afflicted this is true of
either
To improve this ~ peASance great risks taken ar
senc, mercury, high sound titled named articles
containing these death-dealing drugs are taken in
hopes of getting rid Of all these troubles. In many
cases death s the result No alleviaon Of the burning
heating, itching, and Inflammation Is given. All
troubled with Eezems tsalt rhenm) letters. Humors
Diseases Of the Hair and Scalp. scrofula Ulcers, PIN
pies or Tender Itchngs On any part Of the body should
elegant remedy known as '.Dr. c. W. Benson's Skin
moves tan and freckes and k the best toilet dressing in
the world. 1t is elegantly put two bottles in one
package consisting Of both internal and external trea
some old remedy resuscitated the success of Dr.
9ensons and now advertised 1.-THE Great SKIN Cure
There il only onet bears the Doctors picture and IL
for sale BY all druggists. 81 per package.
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4 MORO BnUrrs r.s.IsL. c.nn-Emps |.

Bakeley, l0year-old white girl, was enJiced Int
the woods near her fathers house, IN Ce inter- Town
Edwin AIberson, . colored farm haid, VINO con-
mitted . brutal assault upon her. The ohilds
clothes were torn 70 tatterA and she was In plt-
ctan who attended her was OF the opinion that she
would die, but she Is now likely 20 recover Alber-
son fought Constable Taylor and party, vho a.
became submissive when Taylor paoo1 he muDl0
OF loaded revolver 20 his bead IN OemaoA
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From the CongrcgauonaIistl
CAUSE AND CURE OF SICK HEADACHE.

II
Sick Headache is of those terrible chronic diseases
that has been overlooked by the medical faculty because
few people ever die directly from it. but may suffer the
agonies Of death fold Sick Headache is not depend
ent ON dyspeptc stomach, is generally supposed to
be the CASE but upon irritable state Of the nervous
system The headache begns hours before the stomach
becomes SICK and the cause of the stomach getting sick
at all is from sympathy transmitted from tho
brain to the stomach.
The real and first cause Of these headaches lies still
further back, and is to be found in poor and impoyer
ished condition Of the fluid and while in this CON-
tion there local exciting causes for these
headaches. such fatigue. overwor bright light hot
sun. going without the usual meal. stimulants and
various other things may bring on an attack but all be-
Cure. tits DR.. Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
which prepared expressly to aud ,c cure all nervous
diseases.
Sold by all druggists Price, 20 box Depot LOG
North Eutaw street. Baltimore, Md. By mail two
boxes for ST. OR six boxes for g. So to any address
DIX BENSON'S NEW REMEDY AND FAvORITE
PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. C. W. BENSON'S
SKIN CURE
nwARRANrED TO CURE
ECZEMA. LETTERS. HUMORs, INFLAMMATION.
MILK CRUST. ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUP.
I1ONS. DISEASES OF HAIR AND
SCALP, SCROFULA ULCERS.
TENDER 1TCHINGS.
AND PIMPLES ON ALL PARTS OF THE BODY
1tmakes the skin white soft and SMOOTH removes tan
nd freckles and is the BEST toilet dressing IN THE
WORLD. Elegantly put up, TWO bottles in one pack
age, consisting of botn internal and external treatment
Auhrst class druggists have It, Price 81 per package
G. N. CRITTENTON. Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr.
u W. benson's Remedies. lis Fulton street. New York.
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DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE.

No matter what the cause. Sick Nervous, Neuralgia,
Dyspeptc. Which is 1T revolution in the treatment
OF nervous diseases is now taking place. DR.. G. w.
Benson has discovered remedy in his Celery and
Chamomie Pils-they permanently cure sick and ner-
vous headache neuralgia. dyspepsia, seepess and
all nervous diseases. Sold by all Druggists. Price SO
cents a box. Address Baltimore Md. By mail. two
boxes for 81, or six boxes for 81. 50.
c. N. CR1rTENToN, New York, is Wholesale Agent
for Dr.. C. w. Benson's remedies. nI3
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on my
leg ana both feet which turned out to be Eczema. and
remedies with good results, until used the Cur
CURA REsoLvKNT Internally and CUTIcURA and CUrI-
cURA Soap extern ally which entirely cured me- SO that
my skin is as smooth and natural as ever.
LEN. NJ. FRAILEY, "a South st.. Baltimore.
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PSORIASIS.

Psoriasis Leprosy of twenty years standing by the
CUTIoUnA RFsoLyENr internally and Cur IoURA and
ON nd Tesord Cure certified to before justice o
full.
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CUTICURA.

The Cuticura treatment for the cure OF Skin, Scalp
and Blood Diseases consists In the internal Of Curl
CURA REsoLtENT. the new Blood Purifier. and the
Ssin Cures PRICE Of CUT1eUnA: small boxes Soc.
CgT1cURA Soar, 25c. CuTIoURA SHAVING Soar. $50.
Depot WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass 1t