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MARTINS FERRY.
Ihe Gas Well -Bniiding Notes-Personai
Mention, Etc.

Ihe Gas Well -Bniiding Notcs-Personai
Mention, Etc,
The Bison Glass Works are rpnning full in
all departments.
John Burfis is building large two story
lraWe dwelling in the Orchard.
Extensive preparations have been made for
the Knights Of Labor picnic in the Grove to-
day.
Amos. T. Crowell and family, of Minnesota,
are the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell, on
Third street.
DR.. Martin Thoburn, promising yonng
physician OF Mt. Pleasant, was In town yes
terday on business.
The Ohio Valley Wine Company made
some heavy shipments Of wine to Cincinnati
and Baltimore yesterday.
Mr.. E. E. Black. a young attorney, left
yesterday for an e4 tsnded business and pleas
ure trip through the West.
Work on the new office at the Laughlin
mill 10 progressing finely. This when
finished will be- nne building.
Z. ID. CGtell, who has been attending the
Friends yearly meeting at Mt. Pleasant for
the past week, returned yesterday.
Mrs. Mary DeVinney returned yesterday
from Weston, W. Va, where she has been
spending the last four weeks with friends and
relatives.
The nailers OF the Laughlin Mill and the
blowers OF the Buckeye Glass Works will play
a match game OF ball on the grounds above
the furnace this afternoon.
The tools that were lost in the Laughlin
well the fore part Of the week were taken
out yesterday, and as soon as the necessary
repairs are made work will be resumed.
Work at the PAUL Bros. gas well was sus.
pended yesterday on account OF q broken
reel. This has been replaced, however, and
the work will be resumed today. Interested
parties and great many others that are not
personally interested are anxlously awaiting
further developments, as they expect to
strike the big vein at any moment
The concert to be given for the benefit oil
the three blind boys Messrs. Duyal, WEIGH
and Mooney, at the Ksnaville school house
this evening, promises to be well attended.
Misses Maggie Ncsbitt and Mary Nc.
Nell, OF Wheeling, and Miss Flora Williams,
OF this city will take part in the perfor-
nance. The idea OF this concert Is 10 raise
money to send the boys to the Columbus
Institute. The Rtua School Board have
given them the use OF the school house free
OF charge. Their assistants haYe also volun.
teered their services.
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Hand Cut Of-Church and Religious
Notes, etc,

Hand Cut OT-Church and Religion
! Notes, etc,
Mr.. Isaac Booth Is getting better
The Catholic school will open Tuesday
next.
town yesterday.
Some Bellaire folks will 90 tomorrow tC
the camp meeting at Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. ]. r. Robinson is lying sick with bill
Gus fever at her home vi ct OF town.
Miss Lizzie Davis, OF Wheeling, has been
visiting friends here in the last few days.
A large number OF Irishmen are expected
here Monday to work ondhe Ohio Valley rail,
Both J. W. Sanders, OF the BellaIre, and @.
@. Kelley, OF the Union, are back from the
window glass manufacturers meeting at
Chicago.
Floats are being fixed in position for the
new ferry boat The old boat never had any,
AZ Ito peculiar construction made no land
Ing place necessary.
The Crystal window glass factory Is get.
ting ready for turning out It's first glass as
soon as possible. The other factories OF win.
dow glass will probably not start up till
0ctoberl.
There will be no services at the German
Church tomorrow. Rev. N. Heinzs's
younger daughter Is dead at sandusky,
where she vas on visit Miss Mena left for
there yesterday.
The dry goods, clothing, boot and shoe,
hardware and jeweIry stores will now be
open in the evenings as late as the owners
desire, as the agreement to close early only
ran I'LL yesterday.
Tomorrow each church 10 10 appoint dele,
gates to the Second Amendment Prohibition
Convention, meeting here Tuesday, and the
members OF the various cholrs, or other
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MILL Imnroysmsntu al Ironlen.

Tho Ironton.ReyisteT says: During the past
SIX weeks there has been lively work at the
Belfont mill. A building 12Ozl0It. has been
erected in which new battery Of boilers has
been placed. These boilers are % It. long and
As inches in diameter. A new engine has
been paced in the mill to run the nail ma
chimes and grindstones. 1t is SO inches In
diameter aud IS inch stroke. 1t is q beauti.
fol piece OF machinery and will secure steady
and reliable power for the factory: The cop.
per pipe from the boilers to this engine Is
seven inches In diameter and 1859 It. long,
ard weighs 272O lbs. Heretofore, tue Belfont
has had O9 nail machines. By the last I'M
proysment, "a have been added, making now
leo in ALL One hundred Of the!e are now in
one row on line with the engine that runs
them, and 70, all small ones, have been
right OF the main row. There are a grind
stones. There are to be, also, A self.feeders
for nail machines.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A COMPETENT BO0E
w keeper TO take charge Of the h6.,t, q :
iaiEe manufacturing Establishment IN MI. ,,,I y
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TIE ELM GROVE MOTORS.
Council Again Defers Ihe Matter tili
Next Friday Night.

Al last nights special meeting OF Council,
which wss called for the purpose OF consider
Ing the ordinance presented by the Elm Grove
road 10 allow lis motors to enter the city, the
First Branch referred the matter to the
committee on Ordinances II 70 report OF
spscisl meeting 10 be held next Friday even
ing when It will came up as new ordinance.
At An early hour CounCilmen and those irl-
tcreSted In the Elm Grove motor question
CONNIE ced gathering at the City Bailding
At 7:45 O'Clock all the First Branch menu
byrs were present except MeEsrB. Fritz, List
and Wilson. Mr.. Ayles presided. The
Elm Grove ordinance was taken up.
Nothing was said until the fifth section WIS
reached, which provides t1At the city may
annually levy u tax of-1ollsIs on every
motor and SIS on every car, but no COM
bined cor aud motor shall be considered as u
car aud motor both. Mr.. Hoffman moved
| 10 MI the blank with $l5 and 10 change $95
10 SIS. ASH reason for this, he explained
that for years tue Cllzsns' line bad been al
lowed to run in the city without paying a
tax; that the Elm Grove was in straight
ened condition.
Mr.. Hall was surprised at Mr.. HofIman'H
libsfallty. The company had presented the
ordinance and had bxed $25 as q tax on the
| CARS. Mr. ttAll huu MT k1Vhhau AhuuikoN
| In some further discussion, after which MI
Halls resolution 10 refer the ordinance tc
tue committee and report next Tuesday wat
adopted by vote OF 8to6.
The resolution on coming up In the Second
Branch was amended so a. to read Friday
night and the Upper Branch concurred. The
ordinance will now come up as new matter
| In the SscoRd Branch there was hot discus
sion on the amendment 10 the resolution Of
fsred By DR.. JepsoH. Messrs. Rosenberg
STANLEY, Porter Smith and Peterson opposed
lit, Mr.. Haberfeld spoke In favor OF II, aud
Mr. Jepsou supported II in two speeches. Iu
replying to Nj. Peterson, he said that MI
| Peterson had cauIe TO regret aud he regret
ted u vote they had both cast in favor OF Ger
tain railroads few months since-an ord.'
nance that had been rushed through
and that bad resulted to the
dissatisfaction Of large number.
He wanted time and he hoped every member
wanted time TO carefully scan the ordinance
| after the Committee was through with the
paper. The amendment was adopted by q
vote OF 10 toS.
In the Second Branch there was an I'M
mense crowd, President pro tenn Wilkinson
presided and all were present except Messrs.
McGiDley aud Hildreth.
The Elm Grove road was on hand with
petition over 90 feet long and containing over
400 names, asking tbgt the motors be allow
ed to run into the city IS far as the Capitol.
A large majority OF the property owners and
residents on Sixteenth street had petition
opposing the grant.
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Qha qnteiligeafer.


For Rent-Two Furnished Rooms.
Wanted-NOn- Union Blowers.
For Sale-Bel!Aire Nail Mill Stock.
Miss Bailie's Select School.
For Sale-A Farm Of 800 Acres.
Wedding Presents-Walter II. RinehArt.
The McLure House Art Store.
For sale-Farn-G. D. Smith.
New Fall GOods-C. Hess Il Sons.
school Books-Joseph Graves.
Farm Wanted.
Law Department University Of Wisconsin
Uiyorces-W. H. Lee.
Adyertlsers-Geo z. R0well Il Co.
This Space Belongs TO G.. Mendel d Co.,
Opera House-Barlow, Wilson u Coz
Mammoth Ministries.
We Have Come to stay-Davld Ash
Head OF Local.
school Dooks-Fourth page.
BENEVOLENT Society Meeting-Fourth page
List OF Lettsrs-FOurth page
Grand 0pening-rhomas +. Heyman-
Fourth page. u,,
Orders ior Tuning and Repairing-Wilson
4 Baumei-Fourth page.
Standard Building Association-Fourth
mace
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Virginia 6s."..........., &c
Virginia conSols, OF.
TIA mat, cOupOns.- 81
Virginia preferred. s
TX, div,
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TO THE TRADE.

To day we have opposed Of the stock Of Drug,
Medicines, good wifi, etc, Vt the oh G,m al
LauRhlin KOS y Co 10 MeSrS. c. H. IdbcTt, JuO
l. Laughlin rnd Fred. l., Laugh LIN. who Mi, toS
tluu0 the business under the Old trm name nj tIe
old sand, and who will serve your waHt In IN
efficient manner,
To the mans filOnts OF the past thirty ycan
butintss relation wo tender. sincCie thanks tT he
lib nj patronage bestowed, and nSK for capt,nu.
Antc Of the same TO our younger and mole tLeI.
gctic partners aud AuCces.Un continuing the lu,l.
ness, who we can assure you Will EeIVc y0n hilh.
fully aud with HS so q intent and purpose, and 80
believe mort eneIRetlcAlly.
From many years lerYICG on our par, iemlgLI
rs that younger heads may do better than w have
In some TespectS
In calling your attention 10 the ChNu,o Aloye
meulionCd we would respectfully NIX that all Tti
IONS Knowing themE Is ca inc btpd 10 the old hin
will please settle their accounts rs soon aSpCSNle
The books oil the old firm IennIn At the ONCE Of
the new I'm, who arc authorized 10 settle The
same. lOnn truly,
au3l sAMI. md ALIEN. LAUGRIls.
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AcclDEsrs on rnE asnPrIELD.
A Freight Train Breaks In two Twice
and Comes Together Hard.

~
and Comes Together Hard.
Thursday evening and yesterday morning
freight train No. A, on the new Pittsburgh
and Wheeling division OF the B. & 0. rail
road met with two pretty bad accidents. Al
tha train was approaching Washington, and
passing Zsdekor's crossing, about four miles
beyond Warrington, it parted about the
miGdIe, There-wAs an engine al each end,
and before the accident was discovered by
the train men the hind section crashed into
the front one again. The front engine was
thrown from the tra-k, the engine going on
| one side and. the tender on the other. Eight
cars were derailed, one demolished and two
others badly wrecked. An engine being
ahipp6d on lIt ca 70 Washington parties
was ipiared considerably.
The track was cleared and the remainder
Of the train Drought to Washington, where a
fresh start was taken With two engines. Al
Coon Island, near Claysv lie, early yesterday
morning, the train again parted, and another
collision took place This time seven coke
cars were demolished and small mountain
OF debris piled up on the track, in a
long cut where II pould only be re.
moved By hauling. Trains were delayed
about four hours all day, passengers and
baggage having 10 be transferred around the
wreck In wagons. Both accidents are al
tributsble to faulty coupling hooks. No
body was huIt except Engineer Mulligan,
who had his arm badly sprAined at the hrst
accident,
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OIL CtrY, Pa, August 8l.-Pettoleum opened 10,
day At 81 tS highest 81 OK: lowest q 671, clos.
Ing At Si0S12. The aggregate sales were SSi ,o0O
barrels Clcannces August S0th, 600o,C COO barrels,
A summary a the Derrick monthly report oi oper'
AtlOnS was posted 10 the exchange to-day. The
trade had GxpeCtedA very beailkh report and had
discounted IL effect The report shows 96l rigs up
and building, an Increase Of % over JULY as were
drilling an ipcTUsse Of bSi 500 wells were compile.
ied, an Increase Of ~; new production, 1897 bar
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IISsLY INSTITUTE.

The next term Of the Linsly Institute
win begin h'I9ay' September ,e rnmin Sa ;s a,
full corps of experienced and cOmpeten,,
Instructors will be In attendance, and
every alility for securing thorough
education will DO offered. II ~ especially
desirable that students shOuld DO present
nj Inc OpenIng Of the term, us tho new
classes will then be formed, and the
necessary changes in the various room:
will he made.
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WE call attention to the advertisement Of
the Standard Building Association. They
are organized on liberal policy and desire
70 give all who wish an opportunity to sub
scribe for stock. Since our mills and fac.
tories have all started, with afare prospect oil
steady employment, We would advise all per.
sons who can to save their money and become
their own landlords by buying property In
this way. The terms are easy, but small
amount more than you pay for rent. Lei
us become a city Of homes.
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Insane Asylum Tourists.

James Nj. Hurry and Miss Mary Cox, two
of Ina employees OF the Asylum, were at the
RohinJon Houpe this week. They came all
the vsv nom Weston to this place, at State
SSse Of lnnacy were all right, And the
inns,ic after whom they were looking was
mt mere and never has been, and It was not
Al ali Necessary that these parties come here
%S the paptrS could have been made out and
sent on 10 Weston without any assistance
from them.
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TuE grratest bargains ever ofiered:4O piece,
OF new styles OF carpets from IS to 5Os; &C
plec!s OF now styles OF oil cloth from IS to
SOC; so pieces OF French, English and Ameri.
can cashmeres from 1870 to ST. %; lannelS,
blankets, all kinds OF plain and fancy dress
hoods, good calicos at 90, and all other goods
TOO numerous TO mention at lower prices than
ever known before. For cash on delivery,
Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Main street.
JOHN RoEMER.
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IN 800.

What we mean Is, that Of all the 365
days lu the year you will find but one that
gives you the chances we oiier to-day.
Is school is about 10 open NC have SC.
lected one Uf the cheapest nnd best lines
OF Bows Clothing ever brought TO heel
Ing. Boys' Good Suits reduced to ~. 80.
B6ys' food Cashmere Suits reduced TO
$50. KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOthierS, "a Twelfth st.
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CHEAP EXCURSION RATES
TO Columbus Duriug tho ohio sta1
Fair.


Fair.
Excursion tickets at the low rate Of one
fare for the round trip will be sold via the
Pan Handle Route, 10 Columbus and return,
during the session Of the State Fair, septem-
Der Sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th and 7th. They will be
good returning until september 9Th incln-
Siye. Many improvements have been made
in the State Fair Grounds since the last exhi.
bItion. Buildings have been enlarged, and
the race track has been placed In matchless
condition. The premium list, aggregating
$95, 600 has beenTevised and new features have
been provided for. Night exhibitions will be
given by electric light, carrier pigeons will
and there will be other attractions innumera.
BILE. It will be the best fair eyer held in
Ohio. Don't fail to see 1t.
For tickets, time Of trains, etc., apply to
nearest agent OF the Pan Handle Lines.
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r II Hogg Baltimore Geo X Suider, Cincinnati
John N EbcrsOle, Canton N Mclaughlin, Beaver
Mis- Mclaughlin. BeaverM Z Allen, Cleveland
G Land, B& ORR MBIandy, city
Edward Shipley, city Hempstonet New York
" ii BOtdeur, Woodstield r Roach, B 4 o Express
j MuS.ctter, baltimore JW Elliott, Cincinnati
g Mcdonald, Noward, o &c Miller, Concord. 0
CP ASkew Pittsburgh CHOllingSworth, UTbAna
Mr.. HOlliugswI urbanR Niles b Chester, Bl9om'tO
JRcO, GrriLOn PC Org, ZAnesvIlle
X K Gillu city Mis- Brown, 81, ClAlRv'lU
ii " CLARK Steubenyille H Long, Baltimore
X RutteF, BG0 ia Bell, Miry|Rud
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On Sept 8, 4, 8, O and 7 the Baltimore 4
Ohio will sell excursion tickets 10 Columbus,
8 at$i 40 for the round trip. Tickets good
10 return until September inclusive.
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singers, are requested to be present to furnish
the music for the convention.

singers, are requested to be present to furnish
the music for the convention.
Up to yesterday evening eighteen had en-.
tered for the bllndfold r'ce, 50 Us success ID
insured. A ten dollar gold piece ls the prize.
II Is furnished BY ]. ], Med ermott, who has
a share OF the fuu, an advertisement and will
dish up turtle soup, especially for the occa'
sion The race will be just below the ferry
landing.
The Ohio Valley railroad will have as
much as possible done towarusit this winter,
but tho part between the G. &P, tracks and
the factories OF South Bellaire will be COM
pleled this fall, according TO agreement The
easier part Of the road 10 build is that from
Marietta up, aud 1t has much OF the work
already done.
Oscar welshance was brought home on the
evening train with bis left hand cut oHat
the WRIT. He is brakeman on the Martina
Ferry accommodation and had his hand
crushed between the bumpers OF two cars so
badly that 1t had 10 be amputated. He was
to have been examined In few days for pro
motion 10 h conductorship.
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I, Won want bargain in q low cut shoe,
latest styIe, come aud inspect my stock beiore
purchSsing. guarantee bnces aud styles
10 suit L. W BLONDE
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NOTICF-I

The Undersigned have purchased Tho s,o,t d,
Drugs Medicines, good wIl ETC. oil tc ol nv. " "
LAughin Bros. Il Co and will continS I'M" H.. "
ness ~ the old stand, l2OS Main street. unJti n,
ESma firm name. ""NS '1s
sCliCitnga continuance OF lha likerNl nn,,oB,,,
heretofore bostowed on the old frin, We reoST
respectfully Ynuts NA'"'"'
G. II. ODBSRT,
JNo. L. LAUjiiLS.
FRED. L. LAUQHLIS.
WIfEElIaG, W. Va, August u, 1851 '''''
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LADIES, JERSEYS.

We have Just received n large stock o.
Ladies' Jerseys, embracing all the late
styles. Prices low. -
TIA Main Street.
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Ar present we are opening all the fall nov.
elites In Clothing. Cork screws OF all colorN
and prices, London suitings, all the new
STYLES In oswegos, and Boys Clothing in end
less variety, ASH,
81 Twelfth Street,
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ATTENTION, WORKlNGNEN.

100 Pair Mems Jean Pants at 10 cents,
guaranteed equal TO any $l.s5 Pants In
The city. We mean business.
KLINE BR0I1IERs,
Tile Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth st.
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ATTEND the big sale OF Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Carpets. OIL cloths and Rug!
at Larkin's, lI13 west side Main street Good
below cost. Why2 Must be closed out
Ching To omit
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Tho Opera House orchestra will give a
Grand Concert at Wheeling Park tomorrow
afternoon, when some OF their best music
will he pfoduced,
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There will be Grand Concert at Wheeling
Park tomorrow afternoon. The Opera
House orchestra will discourse some Of itS
best music.
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Hon. Jas. Edwin Moore, Attorney for al:
bemaIle 4 Raleigh n. @. Railroad, writes: y
have used DR.. WorthinEton's Cholera aud
DIRrrhoea Medicine and heartily commend
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r EXEMPTION OF BONDS OF TIN
~ BELMONT NAIL COMPANY lie
me hoIders Of the bonds Of taId Cop,p,uv ,,o
hereby notified that bonds numbCnd Aie
81, 100, isi, az, 100, ~, l, Ic
| have been drawn by lot Gs pfvyide,, ly ,l -.
decd securing the same, ara will Dc ia NJ, u ~
atasi9n a. LIE Peoples RsnE o. NL,eligs tt ~
bear interest, "'' 'sSie TO
HulH A. ] CIAREP w.,
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The following shows the range Of the Their
momstsr, "a observed at sohnepfs drug
Gtore, Opera House corner yesterday.
iSSa lSSS
5A.N.l9N.8 E. Nj MI "a: n. in. r.N7r. y.
INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. G., September |, 100 y.
-Fnr The Lower Lake,, partly cloudy
weather and local rains, southeasterly winds,
falling barometer, stationary or rising tenn
peFEs nav T.pnos,es and the Ohio Valley,
os,uv clondy weather and local rains
iP"ntSs..terly. shifting to westerly winds,
falling followed by rising barometer, sta.
tionSry or rising temperature
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CAw'T say iuuch at present for the reason,
| am busy getting In Fall Goods. Come and
see the nobby suits. ASH,
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The FinnnciNI World.

NEW YoRK. August al.-Noney 2a2< per cent
closing offered at 2per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6LSs6IS per cent Sterling Exchange bankefs
bills weak At u ~ demand u SSE'
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Skin Cure, instantly allay Itching aud lnfAmma
ton, clean the ekin Gno scalp, heals Blcer aud
Sores, restores the Compile xion. Cuticun Soap an
| exquisite Skin BeautthGT and Toilet kequiALC, Is
| Indispensable In treating skin diseases. and for
rough, ChApped. or greasy sstn, bIackheadI,
blOtCneE, and baby humOrG Cuticun Remedies
are tte only iniallible blood purifiers and skin
beautihen.
ChGs Houghton. Esq., lawyer. Is State street,
Boston, reports case OF alt kheunl under his OBJ
SeryAtOn for tn ye1F, which covered the patient
body and limbS. and TO which all known methods
Of treatment had been applied without benefit,
which was completely cured solely BY the CulcufA
Remedies, leaving AClean and healthy skin,
] Mr.. and Mrs. Everett StebbinS, Belchert0wn,
Mars write: Our little boy was terribly afflicted
/ with scrotula, Salt Rheu M and EryNpslAS ever
since he was born, and no thing we could give him
helDed him until we tried CuLicnrA Remedies,
which ~ hnally cured him, until he Is now rs fair
Ii. T. Carpenter, IIeud gnon, N. Y, cured Of
Psoriasis or eprost, Of ~ enty ycars Standing by
| CutlCurG Remedies Tho most wonderful cure OH
| record. dustpSn full OF kGAles fell from him
daily. Physicians and his friends thought he must
die. Cure sworn " bciOr'A Justice Ol the peace
and Henderson most prominent citizens
| Hon. William Taylor, Health Commissioner, B0S'
ton, BAyS: After three months use Of tina Cuuouta
Remedies, and twelve years Of Us constant suffer.
| lug from sCroiulOus Aunor Of the face. neck aud
scalp as was ever endured can say that am cured,
and pronounce my case the most remarkable Oh
sold bv all druggists Cuticura, 50 cents: Re.
solvent, 81; Soap, % cents.
| Potter Drug & Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass.