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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-11-22
PRESIDENT EINc0LA'S GoDR
Removed From Its Resting Place so
Banic Graye Robbers.

AstOrlkte0 frp-s DisDrteh bi opoGih wires
CHICAGO, Nov. l6.--A story Ia pub.
llshsd here this morning., III an
apparently authentic form, to tlls er.c.
thgt TIM body Of Abrshsm Lincoln haB
been secretly removed from the safoppha.
gus at Springfield to prevent tbs poa4i
biiity of ary further attempt by grave
robbers.
The story ruus 30 the ttfAot that the r..
moval was made within t7w dsya after
the attempted desecration OF the grave q
few years ago; that the body was PLACED
in q lead lined, air tight cedar ossket aud
placed in auother portion OF the mouu-
ment and that its location is known only
to few immediate friends OF the family
gentleman in Springfield supposed to
be thoroughly oOnverssrt with the facts
of the removal OF President Linooln's
body was asked what promoted tine re-
movsl. He replied "Attsr an attempt to
steal the bcdy had bsen made by grave
robbers few years ago, the parties who
are responsible for the safe keeping Of
Mr.. Linooln's remains held a consultg.
tion and q proposition to remOvs ths
body was unanimously conoutred iu IL
was the desire of those citizens and
officials who assumed the responsibility
for the removal that the fact should not
be made public.
The sarcOphagus, In which II has
been popularity supposed the body of ,hs
dead President has remained ever since
the completion of the monument, is
protected simply by frai irou gate.
A gentleman who claims to be familiar
with all the details of the
removal said considerable difficulty at
tended the transfer Of the body, as the
embalming process had not proved q
complete success and the remains had
to bs handled with great care. The
informant further declares that when
the thieves attempted in the first
instance to steal the body
and were scared away, they left
the coffin partly drawn out OF the marble
which had enclosed it,.
ing the remains was OF course
apparent and the monument COMMITTEES
acted accordingly. 1t is is further de-
clared that the secret of the removal has
been most carefully guarded aud
that Of the thousands of people who
yearly visit the tomb none have su pected
Il truth.
The State Register of Springfield, Ill
some time ago, published card rom j.
G. Powers, custodian Of ths Lin1alu
il which MIR. Powers said
that the body of President Lincoln had
not been removed from the nor ument |
snd was absolutely Safe.
An Associatei Press reporter cal ed or
Mr.. Powers last evening and questioned |
him regarding the reported removal Of
the remains telegrephed over the country |
yesterday. Mr. Powers Gays that his |
card embraced the facts, as the public |
WAS entitled to know them, and HAT he |
ad bnt these words to say In ad iiiOn:
''No part of the remsiHB OF Abraham |
Lincoln have been seen BY mortal eyea
since they were sold-red no in the lead
,ofiin on October 9th, 1874, two years be- |
lore the attempt of thieves to stsai the |
body. AS have already said they are
absolutely safe, just as they were plaotd |
N the coffin many years ago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11
OTTERBEIN UNIVERSITY,

For both sexes. S6lh year begins Wedb,, q.
9th. Classical aud IhrosoI hlCil couFsp. * sspl
parAtorY aud TCAchetl Department say nv, ~ ~
hou and all incidental Que ytA'. RITrnpt w
low fol. TO0E but wofthy Aiudcnu Good I.r,t,IeNt
49, .taay 9, AIse' TSSSins Ged P.intiPE Stlsd
Health,nl, beautiful location. EtIdeuS ,sSITaS'
at any time. AdlrCM "',"@
REvII. a. THoNrsoS, n. b, ,rn
linMMIAA ML.tn..IIi. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

On Tuesday, June 18th, in the city OF New
Orleans, before a large audience Of prominent
cit gems, perSo ally Interested, Generals q. '
9eauregar1, Of La, and Jnbai A. Early, o
Va, rs solely In charge OF the regular dlstri-
button, being the June Grand Monthly (tht
iS1tbl and the Seml.lnnuAl Extraordinary
Drawing, attributed prizes amounting L.
over $592, 00O, as. THY SttsSt over their OWE
signatures land who doubts their VeIacity o,
InteSrity2), with honesty, iairn'a,, and IN
go,d faith towards all parties. Ticket No.
2s,l3l Grew capital prize $4,000. aud wa
.Oid-one-hali " Mr., J1mFs Dsmornelle, Of
Nessrs. DpmOrnelle & CuSacbS, prominent
deal, rs 10 building mS TRIALS In New orleans;
one.!enth TO q. Rosenthal, a prominent Ger
man cit zen OF RAlsige, N. O, etc, No, rs,
OOs drew the second pr ~, s 0,C0O -ons.tifti
sold 10 W. B. Hutchinson, a we'll knowt
broker, No. l9 Old lip, New York city; an6
other / ortlouS to II n. Pleannce, Of Uleyi.
O., ard James Welsh, Of ls9 varick street
New York city, paid through Messrs. Wins.
low, LAnier & 20, BANKERS there. No. 81, sos
drew the tllrd prz' $20,OOJ, Of C.hslt o.
which was paid To the Tank OF Commerce, n
Memphis, Tenn and Ott er portions u parry
at PASadens, T,os AngelaS Co, Cal. Ticken
20US3 and 3)o0l drew each $lO,000-tht
fourth D iz.s- sold 10 G. T. KimberIiu, Texat;
p. o, Washington Co, KY: and New
Orleans, etc, It :, IN the end OF the chapter.
The next (the 1b0!h) taxes pl 'os August II,
and all iuforr alton cau be had on appltca-
ton to N. A. Daaphin, New Orleans. La.
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The case Of Minnie Nrlonn, charged with
stealing Si6O In gold nom j. N, rhOrnbnfg,
va Ia hRvs been heard bg Squire PetermAn
TsStsfday forenoon. Al 10 O'Clock the SqrirF
SsnH rad ID the jail oil e, whurs Aeasrs. Guy
n n Al en- aud II 0 YCAlou appeared a.
St,ernSyi for the girl NJ, Allen GAid ths'e
IsTe several witnesses whose iestimp y was
ImnortSnt 10 the tl,lenss who were not preS-
ant lie moved, however, t. qnaih the war
rSnt FOR failure to specify definitely when the
ALLEGED theft was committed The ilsiloe
oysrruled this motion, aud al the request Of
M dcisnse pot gOnsd the hearing until 10
A n. to-day, 10 Ouab.v them - obtain wit
Hf Ths rirl Is certainly seltpossoscd young
ors She tAkes thing very eool'y, and ssemS
n n pSrieotly At home In ner peculiar Sitnh-
lion she and her mother maintain ilst the
SHid sSSnt i0r the dftsl was hon ''y OBJ
S,SJSsd I'M The prosecution expects 10 b
ana 10 ,hoW that tho girl bad atone time 81
IN IN rold. and that she told 4 lady whom she
rot 10 sonnt the moufy for her inSt her
,no,bsr mad received pSnsiunoi y, 900 l,om
ths Goyernment. She row lays aao had but
a "a In rold, and that the money was earntd
~ hsr brother in glass houss.
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out on Trnltses' orders 60 oee 70; the cash on
hAud ct the date otthe last report was tll
SOL IS; amount received since then from the
TfuWres, $50 0 90; cash on hand July !,
3l3 $50 "a u Tie f'PortWa received and
hlFd.
1900 for forty days SeryloeI In investigating
certain books In cASes No. / and No Of the
city Of WheFllngy. George Q Bsck and
Others. snh mOkiug copies n BOndry horonltA
cos INJECTED herewith, which was endorsed by
william p. Hubhlrd, Eiq, aud Metsrs Ea'
kline & Allison. they belIg oonVenant With
the work II was 0rdrtd paid.
A iesOlhtIon signed by Mr. CommertO'd
ordering The Board Of Pablo Works 10 ex'
paud 81 y IN re- Airlug tho bridge over
GIisF's Ran cAuSed considerable discussion.
This bridge Is juit iEIlde the city limits in
the Vicinity oil CsldWell's Fun, aud Is in
dangerous condition. The Board Of Com
mlEsiouefS have refused To attend u 1t Of
their own account. The Clerk was finally
instructed - turn 500 over TO the county, II
10 repair this zane.
The Board Of Public WORKS reported that
II had no authority over tho Riverside Iron
Company, now lSylug 4 switch, 1t 10 claim
cd, contra y 10 the ordinance allowing II to
on the Outside Of lis warehouse. The mater
was referred TO the Railroad Committee.
Several resolutions asking for RGs posts
et :, were proper Y Tete:ted, and At $40 r. "
the Branch adjourned.
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rhs Sseoud nrapch EFess 10 Add -Four
Men 10 the F0Feo

AANa ANN NANN
The Second Branch las. evening, bya vote
Of 10 to 5, decided to increase the present pc.
lios force BY tue addition Of four men,
Messr. Clator, Gayir, Jaeger, Peterson and
NibgsfteF voted no, This mat Wa hhat
brought TO the attention Of Council BY the
fepOi 1 Of tbs CONmittss on Police, which RI
commended that thee additional mSn be
placed on the force.
Mr.. Pe:onon took The Il iora d led q the
dtbAte. He WAS violently opp Bed tJAait'
GREASE At this time Tbs city was NOT hnAI
olsily hISd 10 make The increase. Alieady 4
had big bonded indebtedness which tht
people would not allow To b. funded. There
was TOO much MONEY spentnoS. He thought
the p lllCs force unli Capt BOnuep's ab Q
management was doing all that vas neceo-
Safy. Mt. ClatOv Gls1 niadB some remarks In
the same line. He felt that II would do no
Hrin 70 try tue present tyttsm month
ionV6r.
Me N. Rbanlry, Habssasld and Harrell
not only favored lures men but four men, %
that each WAId might have policeman dur
lag the day % well ~ during the night.
Dr.. WinIVItsr ives Opp1sed-YeFy much 50
he created a senBAilou by saying that buSi'
uRsU men were AAti'Hah with the pre'ent At
rlngemSnt--yIS, PLEASED with 1t. No orr
wanted an Increase except those m'n who
van I'D positions o. tIe tOrcs-wAOicd pos
tons werO they "go' no sleep and were work
ed nearly 10 deAtD.p "rrne, when some MAJ
out here steals his wltes jswhlry some nigh
sud goes aud pAwns Il, the papers raise cry
the next morning for more police, but they
ire very careful nOt t. 4ny the next morniuI
that II Wss the wis husband that stole th,
ewelEy."
M. Work cit d a recent Daylight robbery
10 show The necessity for dty police, and Mr
Rosenberg made some explanatory remark
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

The Wheeling Turneta' Society yesterday
celebrated the thirtieth anniversary Of III
organization by grand picnic at SeIbert',
GARDEN Delegations Of Turne1 from Johns,
town, Pittsburgh, Steubenyille aud 'BellaIre
were pte1snt each being received by dele1a,
tons Of the hone Oocipty upon their arrival.
During the forenoon tue crowd at the garden
was only moderate, but In tho afternoon Il
taxed toe Elm Grove can 10 their utmost
capacity to carry the crowds. Last evening
~ the people were returning, aud the cata
drew up 70 the Office on Sixteenth street four
or ave together, and emptled their loads Of
Lying freight the scene Wa gay one. At
the garden tho afternoon was put IN In dane.
Ing and other popular amusements, and
there wa! plenty Of reiieshlsnts, The
Turner'S also engaged In contests at various
athletic exercises In vogue among The irateI.
nifty, which RAye additional interest 10 The
occasion. The celebration a q whole was q
noiabls success.
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mlSYenr.sentn,Inn

Fair competition Is respected by all honor
able business men.
Seldom do we find company OF men pro.
Tossing 10 be honorable resortiIg to tina mis-.
representation Of anotheF's productions In
order TO Increase the consumption Of their
own. The advertisements published, under.
valuOing DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
are absolutely false, and the parties publish.
lnH them know II u DO 50, The repeated
analysis by many eminent ehemIsts
throughout tAe country, show the superiority
Of Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
No Amonil, nor alum, nor tartAric acid 10
used In II It's one OF the oldest and most
generally used Baking Powdersin the market,
and itS heAlthfnlnPsS and effectiveness have
been tested 10 q million homes, BIZ the con,
only reliable tests, the test OF the
oven and years Of daily use Il 10 to-day, Is
Il has always been, the most healthiul, per.
feet fruit acid Baking Powder, NWIAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

News .na GosAIp 10 Itcrerence to vArious
lIauulp.

GeWH NAu nbNAiP 80 -
People.
Secretary of Stats stAluaksF isat Baltimore.
Msj, J. NJ. scroGEus is visiting Grafton
friends.
Presiding Elder Ryan has g6:.s to Noun
tain Lake Park.
Judge johnson went down to hia homo "a
the Andts last evening
Stats Senator DOuehoo, OF Hancock county,
was iu the city yesterday.
Mrs. VIII Mccoy has goaO down to Par
kenburI 10 visit relatives.
Mn. J. r. Cowden and children left YES
terdAy for h visit 10 Northern Ohio relatives
Mr.. James Kennedy, Of the South Side, left
yesterday on visit 70 Chicago and Mil
WAukee.
Ma. DCylnnsy, wife OF Capt. Dsylnney,
died OF st.ubenVille yesterday morning at
two o'clock.
Miss Bessie Forsyth loft yesterday for an
extended visit to her slbt r Mrs. Moore, who
resides In jamestown, DAKOTA.
DELE Reeves leit yesterday FOR Martins.
burg TO attend the meeting OF the Stats Board
OF Health, which cOnYenss to-day.
Mr.. Preston 8. Hammond and Charles
Duttield left yesterday for Denver, Colorado,
where they expect to make taeis future
home.
Nj. J. 7. Lane, Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, and his wife, left yesterday for a
visit 10 his brother, Capt RuiuS Lane, at
Minneapolis.
Mis-, Lille Baker left on the Andes last
evening for Charleston, whore she will BIZ
the guest Of Mrs.. BenGtor John kenna for
several weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. c. KsmblC, formerly Of
this city, who have been visiting here for
several days, returned to iaelr home In
Charleston last evening
Mn, Rev. f. II. Dornbuor aud daughter
and MlSI Mamie Brit. lott yesterday for the
mountains OF Pennsylvania, where Iney will
spend most OF thesummer.
M1 HAS cad and daughter, Miss Ellie,
with Mr.. A. j.. HalItcad's lIite dRughGREr
leave to-day for Mountain Lake Park and
oakland, Wasr0 they will Apond the heated
term.
A card was received T., this office yesterday
from Mr.. Q. Barker, OF Baltimore, formerly
OF this city, saying mat the man now In the
city WorEhouse, calling himself "Mbjor
CAfdwell," aud claiming To ca great grand
son Of Patrick Henry, 10 oil that he claims 70
70 BE-, aud is well connected At kichmOEd.
Liquor WTenkeu MN. AHlA AhSE Nhh App4E-
On. 70 those who saw the man.
There Is some talk Of using W. W. S,
Meek, Of Martins Ferry, asa candidate Tor
Clerk Of tho Courts on the Republican ticket,
We doubt ia stronger. man uEl be SELECTED,
and We know thatno one more deserving will
b.: besides, he 10 nomptt'nL Mr.. Meek MAJ
raised In tho county, and d we'll known In
Warren, Pease aud Paltuty townships, He
served in tae i3l . v l., ", A, and haN the
record oil An honorable Gnd brave soldier.
We understand II lhs par y desires II he VIII
MAKE the fac., aud WI believe he eau beat
Auy man named by tls other party
Bslldirs Tribune
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EDUCATIONAL,
A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS i
Lo6tioH And RizSonI6iS Is. Y, !. Utd sALa.
ME- Deohantal AOademy

MT. DeChantal Aoaden,.
s1lH Szruho, WA.
ThO thirty.lOurth ysAi Of Thu vsII ,,...
10 9lIn. unteI the ehAfEc Of lht 9i,ts,S ihaoh
ltAlIcu, OPEN on The Tint MOasGy n y. Es Vi
nnxt, and uOntinIgs ten ;noAthI " seYEztt
Pupils EytciSut Al any une IN The ..,i,.
Tho,n who detft 10 rlhct. thlf dsgI5is.
institution ehotnlrg eGOCri ionAlly gsl ssII.ha ~
In The WAY 81 healtliul sila dglI9i mi L,tutta
oSllont board, thorough diicipline "A iS,,.L q.
81 the hands o. el6ng teLrtfI In SIS,s 9Ctou
lnont Of female b6neailON Including ~ HglAit
lknGpseet sd mE,lc a ven fyS,oSGslS T go
BIKEOTPESa % THE GCA6tST Aodisl
nF THb vlRlTiIIOy
H. DECEISfi,
lxlt4M Near WhttllrT 4
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Dr. wInssr.sr offered The following Up
Council l@t night, and 1t was adopted
Resslred, That the ty Solicitor be and he
Is hereby instructed 10 amend the ordinance
80 as 70 prohibit all gambling. games Of
chance or Eift enterprises by which bettiEg
ID encouraged, Or by which money may be
lost or won, making Il an oifsiise.
Mr.. H4berheld-"Why, we've got an ordi.
nance like that The polite can break up
gambling gan and oTen take the tables and sell
Dr.. wiNgsftsr-9well, the pressnt ord!,
nance lsn't sufficient. Now there's a certain
place near me-a Bort Of deAt.!All-and
I've complained tbout II here at the City
Building and 10 the Prosecuting Attorney,
but could get no relief The city Solicitor
told me that II would get u resolution
like that adopted he would draw up an ordI.
felloWaN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

RrcE'sLASpno, Pa, July 10 River feet 4
inCuc, 4Ad failing; weather clear thermom-
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Yesterday as the Atlantic engines reel wa
going 70 ths South Wheeling ftc, It ran oyel
james 3. KennOn, q painter employed By
". Il. Robinson. Chief Dunning passed III,
man, who was inst coming oil tue creel
bridge ut the corner Of Market aud Nine
leenih streets, and narrowly escaped running
him down. He shouted 10 him 10 keep ou
OF the way Of tho reel, bu Hennon, who va
inGoxIcAied, staggered dir, ct YIN front Of thl
reel. He was knocked down and the vince
passed over his chest. breaking one arm
md the second rib, aud 1t 10 feared In
illctiuE serious internal tnlurler. He wa
arrled into KaSley & Brooks office, Whsrt
Or. Bagulsy made HIN as O miortable as pc,
sible under tho circumstances, aud be wa!
hen removed 10 bis home on ChaplineItreet
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Yesterday Aiteruoou'. rlrc.

About 100 O'Clock an alarm Of ilre was sem
Ia from the Eighth ward hose house, the dit.
ooyety hsing made that the roof Of the res
delte OF Mn. John V, Davis ASOn fire. This
Is situated at No 3Gi8 Jacob street. few
doors below The Rhth ward hose hnnse, and
Is two.Itory brick, o, the lower floor Mrs
Davis hasa small notion store. Hsw ths fire
started Is not known, but Il is supposed thai
a spark from the chimney got under the
shingles and was famed intoR blfzs. Before
II was extinguishcd the roof was pretty well
destroyed and the house flooded with water.
The loss amounts to about 800, With no In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

Ioul.ylLLE, July 1O.-Rivsr falling With {
teet II inches In the canal and feet 0 inche
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BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
90. -, "a. saFt,prr
gl1e 4ntaltgenteE.


Palace RsfriSeratus-NcsU!tt & Bro,
Brass Rods for BAnnisIeB.
Attention Hrlpers' Heaters.
Nohce-MuluAl Buliuing Association.
Misunderstanding Salesman.
Trustees EalB-W. p. Hubbard.
Fifty Years.
Louisiana State Lottery.
|, q, DillOn-sAYo Your Eyes.
G, Msndel & Co.-MAmmJth Furniture
Carpet and curtain Emporium.
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Tho Board Of Public Works announced
that the following amounts were needed TO
pay for noutrAely IL prngrtss aud eontempla.
lion. Curbiug. SIS 80; sewer pine, 800 81
street cleaning contFAotS t9eo % paving
500; CuvbS nnhcrOsllnE', Eighth ward sglI..
OF curling, Si5DS3; matchmaking 500 .;
I I,Al. rs IIOss The Clerk was Instructed
10 draw M order on the Receiver for this
sum and the same ordered plAc' q To The cred
Il OF the The board. The Gas Commissioners
preSSntsd their report for the month Of June,
During the month there Wa PAID
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BROWNSVILLE. Pa, July IO.-RIver 8 fee
l inch end ItAIionSry; weather Cleaii
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Albany, n. Y, July lO.-Myron and
Youngs were arrested at Schenectady, and
Alfred Youngs, ut Quaker street, charged
with wrecking train on the Central road,
June %, 1878, near Watertown, and killing
Mr. Truax, q brakeman. No clue was OBJ
tanned mill ionr weeks AGO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-11

ST. L6uI. NO., July l0.-The mIclir,ry
an outfit ot the sunken Bright Lii ht hes
tn,sdsy. r.. Montana ' lock "a ont go "a, ~
Of f'eiRht for KSps City, the largest carg
var taken p the Missouri ry.r ~ one toli.
One Item Of ner cargo was 800 kegs Of nails
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Lock No. 4, Pa, July 10-Riyer @ feet 4
inches and falling; weather c'eai; thermomG'
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WEST VIRGINIA URIYBRSIITYI

Tho noEt session begins SEFTFybgR On -
Ten ecpa5te schooil, Including tchcol ii lI.,sA9t
and sShool q hEEll,h. Full tounts In law IA
lAIRUd faculties UrEudy n PhyAlCS SsSS-, y! ~
Ecit nllnc AEncultute' completely equippr6 49,
IcAl lAbntnTy. Thorough cOufS,s m hnFISttn ",
Modern LANGUAGES and literature, TtIi Sa'tHHeNol
coat FectalaEJ expense not Ovtf eI56. IoSo.t'
". l. WILLOW, Pnsidsut
aus h0TAntONn. v
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CouSclLMAS JONES proposes 10 prefer
charges ayaintt the Health 0hlcer, or else
have things better looked after on the
Island. He wanted 10 know who bad coz.
troll OF the oRicet-the Council py thp Board
OF Public Works. When informed BY one Of
the member, that the Health Department
was one Of The few that the Board d not
control, be said he had complaint TO nave.
He was told II WpSt be made 10 writing Int
then Couacil adjourned. Mr. Jones says
that the alleys In the Seventh ward are dirty,
aud thtt on North York between Kentucky
holt 10 which the Health otheer has hSd his
attention directed, bat has done nothing 10
remedy II Several children living near
there ara sick, and the cause Of their sickness
IA nycrIbfd TO this hole.
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MoRoASrowS, W. Va, Ju' 10 DRIVERS fee
8 inches and risinL; weather clear
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YtuSo men or middle aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility aud kindred weak,
lessrs should Eeud three stamps for Part VII
NJ Worlds DlSpsnSAIy Dime Series OF books,
Address Worlds DhpenSGty Medical Ascot
alton, Buffalo, n, Y, was
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DlsPIdURpSG HUH0RS, HumllIAtlug Rrup.
TORS ltching TotturVs, EcrOtula. 1alt RheHm, and
lniAnillc HumOI ctIFPd BY tho Cuticnra RcmGdits.
JuTtCUKA REsDLvEyr, the new llod pudder,
cleanIey the blood and peiSpiraIon Of impurities
aud poiSOnOlS elements, and thus removes thu
cIuse
Curic5EA, the great Shin Cure, Instantly allAys
itching and Inflammation. clesS the skin and
.c,lp, heals Ulcers Hnd sores. and rest0Ies hit
CUtIcuE. soar. an exquisite Skin BeautIacrAnd
Toilet kCQulEiles prepared from Cuicuta, 70 indit'
penSAble In ttuAting skIn DilDAIcs, Baby IlumOiS
skin Blcml ShSs, 6unhuFn, aud Rough, ChApped OF
iiTGaSy Skin,
JUIICuE1 REMEplEs arc absolutely pure and the
only b'oo1 puri1CN aud akin bCAurilen.
i would quirs this enI.rc pap sr 70 do irsice Z
q description Of tho cures performed by The CUT
cura heLo;Vent internally, Hnd and CuilcnlI
the hands And Of the ends Of the hnHer, very die :
cull 10 treat and usually OIL sdoied lnTIrAblt
small patches Of tettFrAnd ALT rheum on the can
moss and tideI Of the face. tcd heads With los h
hair without number; loa5E CnyerDd with dat.
dFnif aud scAy oHupti0nE. Htpt ciAlly oil chlldrel
and iniRntg. many Of which ,lneO birth had been
mas, Of sAb.; itchlnR, burning Hnd icAly tortures
that bAiIled even relief irsrn ordinary remedies
boOlhsd aud healol a. by magic: rSMiAliS le. rosy
lous uleeru, oil sores. and diSchRping wIui d.,
each 1nd all Of which hAI1 been speedily, pcrmA'
uontly and economically cured BY the 'uticun
Remedies when physicians, hospitals and all Oihtl
remedlCS failed, o. prOEe1 BY Q yASt number OIL
sworn testimonials In our poSbes.lon.
Sold everywhere Price; CuticntA, 70 cenp
Rcs0lyent, 81. EoAp, % cent?. POTTER DRUG
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, Mas.
RsrsCnd Tor 'HoW 10 Curc Skin DteNes." Sets