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lie WOULDS'r SQUEAL
And Tic Wonttn'i Let the Other Man HIVE

His Slou.y.
ronortor IL MA Ixrr, .,;,o
iepo'.e' u ''e iNihL'.'uENtEE whlie
stro!lins about yesterday III the vicinity OF
Blackstone Row, dropped into the office OF
a prominent attorney. Business w,s 1n,,
with thcattorney, rs il was with the r..
portcr. and after lighting their "iwofors u
their conversation turned TO the reccn,
political developments.
II was amused" said the attorney,
Blaine's defeat which took uIacc in nv"
office his uornjn" i wall Inown cof'
or,d man came in md said liz wnn,aJ nv.
advice on n natter. md asked what !,
world cost. told him lint Gvo jo,Iors
world 1--WE him lLo hest I Ind in th'.
shon, and he proceeded TO state his r,sn
"Said he: .Dny's done ZONE md hc,,
pjo;,n ;ou,f ,I,,:y N'oiI ~. z r., 49,"
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ApHOSPECrIvE STRIKE
OF the Teaxers mt the EIsoa Glass Wor
-iEulus II Cut,

or the Ienzers ut the Eisdtf Glass Works
GAEainst u Cut.
At Martins Ferry last evening 4 repo,1
was current that the E|son Glass works
contemplated reducing the wages OF the
'teazers'' from Sl4 to Sl2 week. Upon
inquiry it was stated that such was the
fact, and that the "tcazers" were given
until wednesday to decide whether they
would accept the reduction. This class Of
employees were uncertain as to what would
be their final decision, but the feeling
among them last night was against sub:
hitting to the proposed decrease in Their
wages.
1t is stated that several customers who
placed orders some time ago with the FL.
Son have given the company their option
to cancel them ortill them atlo percent re.
utlctlOn. f.N III. r.'r NJ -. .H.H -Lr t....H
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DIVIDING
Tho Democrats Apportloning tho Booty Of
N Their Victory, .ar w l n

Tho Democrats ApporiloninE tho Booty Of
Their Victory.
The Democrats are still discussing tho
proper apportionment OF the political
spoils captured in the late Presidential
contest. The postoiice Ia the chief object
OF local interest, though OF course The
Wheeling Democrats take some interest
n.the project to place ex-senator Davis
nCieveland's Cabinet. In a~ssaultinc tic
postoilice the fact Is apparently lost sight
Of that Colonel Sterfing's commission
does not expire. until January,
l2, 1887, and that under III
Tenure OF Once act an officer can only bo
removed by the President for. good cause,
With a Republican Senate to pass upon
appointments, it is probable that lhia net
would not be found imperative. The
Democrats express q hope. however, that
such little obstrcles as this can be sur.
mounted by the next President. 4
prominent Democrat yesterday expressed
the belief that after March 4 the heads OF
Republican oilIceholders would drop in
tho basket pretty rapidly.
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a COOP HEARTED GHOST
Which Seems Determined tu Enrich Som
Young Nen, 4fr IT,.

Which Seems Determined tu Enrlch SOmt
Young Men.
There comes n huge. story Of n spiri,
from n short distarccin the country above
Wellsburs. a party OF young men from
that place are engaged in putting stone on
Il new road, and Tor convenience and
comfort they have erected It siianty and
board and Sleep themselves The mar.
rator says that Il few nights since his
mint was directed to 4 strang: voice con-
versiNg in L mysterious manner. 1t was
thought that ON person was playing
tricks on the purity and :n investigation
took place, %wlcreupnn the voice said
You need not seek; l am here among
YOU"
ALERT the usual scenes incident to such
surprises, the party retired for the night,
but the invisible aud unwe!comc visitor
continued his talking until nearly morn
ing. The visit has been made every night
since the first. The hair fairlysstood on
the head OF one OF the party aud his nerves
became SO unstrung that he could not
sleep. The invisible one informed his
audience that he,wllile in the flesh, had
been in California and had retained here
with Il large sum OF money, that he was
murdered and his money buried BY
his mur'erers in an iron not hard bv
where his hearers now lived, and TINT il
was his wish that they follow his dircc-
tons, dig and obtain the gold, amounting
to ten thousand dollars, and divide f
equally among them. The directions were
fIlnNrnI. n Gtut.h ,trt,,a,, AZ kin .,,A ...I A =
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THE GRAND JURY
FINISHES lrs wonH oulcKLY,
{. - III n w. " 4gft- sLaeEHa
Only Ten TRUE Hills Returned, md None Of
Thorn ln'portant-The hoy Homicide
Cass Fails to tho Ground, tho Grand
Jury igaoting the isiii-Notss.

-. H.MHI .r.## 'HH.-H|# ..#H..
The Circuit Court met yesterday morn.
Ing, Judge jacob on tho bench il Tart /
and Judge a. b. Fleming, Of tho Second
judicial Circuit, presiding in Part II in
The absence Of Judge Boyd. The Graud
Jury. was cmpaneled in Part II, nnd all
criminal business will bc tried on this
side. 1-'i
The grand Jury finished It's deliberations
about ! ESQ L. NJ, and then made tho fol.
lowing rclura:
rEuE BILLS.
Timothy Stokes (colorcd), burglary.
Elwoou Mel Amara, grand larceny.
lena Whiting, attempting 10 burn a
dwelling house.
Amos Alden, maliciously cutting and
woundihg with intent 10 main, disitgurc,
disable und kill.
Edward Myers, ieloniously throwing Il
stone At a rail way car.
Ida Robinson, keeping u house Of i'll
fame.
Richard Forsytlc, two bills, petit lar.
ccny.
Robert Draincr, petit larceny.
William McCann, petit larceny.
o TGuE BILLS.
Harry Carothers, manslauehtcr,
Martha Nnsum, petit larceny.
John Trusler, nnlawfully operating q
ferry skin.
Edward Archer, attempt to commit a
larceny.
The criminal docket will DO called this
morning Mt 0 o'clock in Part II. The civil
docket was called At yesterday aiternoo,
In Part |. Jurors have been ordered fol-
Monday, November "a.
1t is stated that eleven OF the sixteen
grand jurors were in favor OF returning
the indictment for ~manslaughter againsl
Harry Carothers, ior killing John Nolz, a.
Il trtc t'li. The Inv requires the votes o
twelve out Of the sixteen, l,owevor;s $50 til.
bill was ignored.
il is expected that Gnen.her sclue|le,
trial onthc charge Of killing his uncle
DR.. G. schuc',ardt, will take place Mt tli
term OF court. There are also sevcra
other cases from former terms which viii
probably be tried ut this session.
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s.rtT'E NEWS.
Accidents AMI Incidents In Wcst Virginia
80 unl Vicinity.

Accidents ani Incidents In West Virginia
und Vicinity.
Within the past few years a large nun.
Der OF harms III one section OF Washington
county. Pa, have been destroyed by tire
In each case the cause has been q mystery,
A'Repnbsican living i'll Braxton county
named Phipps OWNS saw mill. Durin.
election week lie visited town and the
news then vas that Elaine's election was
II certainty. lie went home, raised steam
tied open TIE whistle and male the woods
howl until long after midnight.
WE. Suzum, OF the Hoffman mill,
kanawha county; will send to the New
Orleans Exposition, two poplar boards T.
feet long and 81 inches wide. Geo. r.
Jacobs, u marble cutter Of Charleston,
has had quarried and dressed ior the New
Orleans Exposition Il block Of sandstone,
IL inch cube, from the Elk river section.
kanawia stone is good enough to send
anywhere.
A large new barn OF John L. Dabb, Of
Grant county, with all its contents, was de-
Stroyed By fire recently. 1t was one OF
the finest barns in the county, and was
well filed with hay aud grain, and con-
tanned a steam engine and machinery for
cutting corn for ensilagc. The origin of
the fire is a mystery, ma no fire had been
used in the furnace for three weeks, and
the fire brokeout in a part Of the building
remote from the engine.
4 few nights since 4 large pet bear be-
longing to Rev. Father Tracy, OF Weston,
broke loose from its fastenings md rs a
matter OF course at once made for some.
thin !, 10 cat. He raided two or three mig
pens aud the squeals Of the porkerS reused
the inhabitants. But bruin had tasted
blood and witha natural instincthe started
for the woods. On his way hp hurst open
the door oi a colored %fanlily's cabin and
unceremoniousfy 'boited in, while tho ter
.riiIed inmates; rushed out. The rescuing
grief with half a dozen bullet holes in his
carcass,
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4 bad Accident.

Yesterday Charley Birch, foreman .ot
the mold shop at Hobbs, Brockunier 4
Col glass house, in the Eighth ward, ut.
tempted to pull the engine oil the centre
or dead point" by prying the flying
wheel with n heavy iron bar. Tho bar
slipped, and the end strucl; him on the
head above the lett ear, iracturing the
skull and intlicting m extremely danger
Gus wound. lie narrowly escaped being
pulled bcucatli the fly wheel. DR.. Pipes
dressed his wound, and it is believed the
injured man will recover.
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EMORY STORES AS a PROPHET.

.. . S-
Some Predictions he MaIe IN New York for
Col. Kcmplt. Il.
Just before leaving New York Col. Jake
KcmplS, Of this city, had Il conversation
with Hon. Emory A. Storrs, and after
speaking Of the prospects in viewoi Cleve-
lands election 10 the Presidency, Mr..
S,orrs took n sheet, OF paper anl wrote !,
series of predictions for the four years
commencing March 1 next. They bear
date November 10, at the Gilsey House,
New York. and arc marked: ~. 4.
Storrs' predictions for Clevcland's admin.
istration, written for Mr., kcmple." They
arc worth preserving, md every reader
sllonld cut them out and paste them in
his hat. They are rs follows:
l. Within one year the entire Civil Ser.
vice Reform party will be estranged.
Cleveland will be obliged 10 appoint his
partisans, and they are not Civil Service
re:ormers.
=. Raids will be made OIL the banking
and financial interests OF the country,
These vii! not succeed, but they will
alarm all these interests.
3. Efforts will be made through the eau
Gus to reducrt the tariff TO that extent that
all industrial interests will be impcrilled.
These will not succeed. but it will be q
Republican Senate which will i~ntcrpose.
1. Efforts will be nude to abolish all
the acts Of Congress looking to the enforce
ment OF the Constitutional amendments.
They will not succeed, but the elect
upon the country will be the same.
j. REGULATIONS, losses and corruption in
public place will be increased.
q. An effort will be made TO abolish In
ternal revenue taxes Til w!isGey and
tobacco, so rs to lessen The surplus. They
witt arOusrt the hostility OF the entire anti
liquor and tariff vote, and will produce Il
deficiency.
+. a. STORES FOR Mn. hEMrLE.
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na. J &C. B%ArRlcKLow, graduate o fthe
Ohio College, Of Dental Surgery, who won
the gold mcdal offered by Dr. D.. w.
Clancey rs n special prize Tor Excellence
in Dental Surgery ti0rwhielt there was 4
number Of conteslan,sl, has located Mt
Flushing, Ohio, anlfcrtcted one OF the
finest residences in Belmont eny,nty, The
Howe Sewing Company, OF this city, re-
ceivcd his order for Il fine machine OF
superior make and finish, which was
specially selected BY Their asent, Ar. UP.
llcrvcy.
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The great spectacular drama, "storm
Dcatcn," will DO presented ut the Opera
House this evening by Shook & Golfers
original company and with all the splcn.
did'and marvellous scenery which assisted
to make tho first presentations Of the
play such n success. The caste numbers
some actors OF high reputc, and the play is
warmly praised by the press OF cities
where II has been presented. Forest
scenes, u ships deck, n village green and
the Arctic regions when the Aurora is
shining and the ice foes breaking up are
among the realistic scenes.
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MonS!Sa Glory Baking Powder, pure
and fresh. Sold by all leading yrocers.
q. S. FEESy,
Proprietor, lll0 Main Street.

We desire to call the attention OF our
readers to the sale OF the Reilly farm.
which takes place to-day on the premises,
three miles north OF the city. commencing
nj ten o'clock 4. VI. The situation for 4
private residence or manufacturing site is
not equalled by any in this section OF the
country. The bottom lands is several feet
above the high water Of 1884. We advise
those in need Of country homes to attend
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closed at 73xc. Sales 2,ttI,oo barrels; cfcdranees
1 .ele, 900 barrels; ri ms iS,.7p barrels: shipments l0.,.
7b barrels;l charters none. OIL Exchange stock
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, DOC and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, in,
grain, brussels, &C., from 1Sc up. Rugs
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos
&C., &C., cheap for cusli, by order of the
manufacturers, at No. o0l0 and o02l Main
Street. John RoEMER, Agent, =
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JUST RECElVED,

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarfs. Du.
l~licateS Of cur un!aunlcred White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, the best
In the market, price 81 90. Also, the
hest all wool Knit Jacket,
G. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tailors and tents FurniSlicrs,
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Santnra's 3auica1 Gure.

III CITY, Pa. Nov. l7.-Eaiionnl Transit corti.
ates on'iled Ut M: highest 73I4.: lowest tic:
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Fon lame back, side or chest, use shi.
loh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
shiloh's Cough and Consumption cure
is sold by us on a garantee. It cures Con.
sumption.
shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
Constipation, Loss 81 Appetite, Dizziness,
and NJ symptoms OF Dyspepsia. Price 10
and IS cents per bottla.
Cronp, Whooping Cough and Bron.
chitls immediately relieved by Shiloh's
Cure.
Sold by Logan & Co AT. Young and
Chas. Menkemeller. Eow
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WELLSSCtlG NOTES,

The gas from the Skull Hollow guslcr
will DO utilized by the W'ellsbury Gas
Company, they having leased it for one
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Pump, l'ulnp, puuu.

Your heart is the busiest pump in tbc
world, pumping all the time; never ston.
ping until you die. 1t pumps blood
Every four minutes all the blood in yonr
system passes through your heart. Blood
is the vital fluid: ~lmpoverish it and you
die. 1%nyisontcit, and you are hearty and
joyful. There must DO iron in the blood,
or you are pale and puny. Browns Iron
Bitters is the most efficient preparation Of
iron; gentle, powerful and reliable. nor
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at %schnepfs
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. ~, 45'; Il NJ, 550;3r. NJ, G3o; I II. NJ,
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You've lei should consider the advis
ability OF obtaining Il thorough business
training and decide TO enter the Whcelin,
Business College at once, SO as to complete
the course this winter.
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THE only men who don't get out,of pa
tienis in this weather-ihe doctors. The
only patients who &c. ont OF doctors are
those who use st. jacobs Oil, the great
pain.rclieycr.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsuSoroS, D. c., Nov. lS.-lA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
nins, partly cloudy weather, colder,
n%ortherly winds and higher barometer.
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y REPUBLICAN, COUNCILMAN
Elected I've II Novel Fusion at Brllatrc

Elected Over II Novel Fusion at Brllnirc.
Other Notes,
James Norris drew the It's lb. hog ratified
of by John McDcrmott.
John Reaper, boss monld.maker at the
Belmont glass works, has moved to 'Taren.
tum, Ia.
DIR. stowell is going West on n prospect.
Ing tour. Mrs. Stowell left yesterday ior
her old home ut Syracuse, NY,
Mr.. Chris. nippus has resigned his place
rs engineer at the Eellaire nail works, and
will have charge Of the engines ut the city
water works.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
changed time Sunday, but the passenger
trains all come and 80 withinaiewmiuutes
OF their old times.
Henry Manzeiman, car inspector Of the
CO. +. here, hos been appointed chief in
spector Of the Conotton Valley railroad at
Canton and will move to that place next
month.
There will be n Missionary Institute
held nj the Disciples church to day. Rev,
a. Wilcox, Of Cleveland, will be present,
and o number Of ministers from the neigh.
boring churches will participate.
Vim. Minl,", Of Mead township, was
badly hurt Mt ii Democratic jollitication,
A coal car wheel was used for a cannon
and the plug flew from the hub, striking
him in the face. Ills jaw Is broken and
oneeye gone, and he may not live.
There was a large vote poIIed Mt the
Fonrtl. ward election for councilman YES.
terLay. There had been no Democratic
nomination made, but Democratic tickets
were printed with F.. a. l.odefer, the Pro.
hibltior nominee, MS candidate. The Re.
publirsns stirred one another up and The
result was the election OF Mr.. Hermann
Roemer, the Republican nominee, by n
large majority, he having 200 votes to Mr.
f;hdcter's G5-a majority for Mr.. Eoenler
OF 144.
Many have hardly been willing 10 nc.
ccpt the decision OF the Coroner that
Jacob Geislcr died OF a%poplexy, and m
effort will be made, his widow c%onsentine.
to have the body aisinterred and a post
mortem examination made. II is said
threats have been made by those who
have tasted buckshot IRON Geisler's run
when raiding his garden, andtllathe never
would have been where his body was
found unless violence had been used. 1t
was not on his nearest way home nor on
his usual route. \ closer examination
should have been made ut tlrst.
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ASK for Wells "l'oush on Corns," l5c
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warts, bunions.
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TnousASnsoi families have had occasion
70 try the never failing qualities OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and they all unite in
the praise Of this wonderful prescription.
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Eczcnin Twenty Ypnrs.

ny gratitude 70 God Is unbou,ded for the relief
! nave Obtained from the use OF tho Cu,icum Rem.
eu.eS ! ilnve been troubled with f&zc:nn on nv
nisht Tor Yeas, the burning and ticking w-rtosn jm =.
S NOV, nm h"ppy.t. say. Ihaye no trouble.
Uha! lMe ilstr-eol"lc! patches , n mysimbs remain
MS u token OF my former misery.
tee HENRY l.. SMITH.
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Covered With l,lotc.cs,

! wnnt to tell you that your Cutlcurn Reso!ycnt /
coysreI wi,I , Heona thrre months asonsy face wa
OF hcso'Sent was perfectly cured. ''
., G, ~ FREDEi.ICk MAITRE.
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Some Predictions he Mnlr IN New York 10
I ~ 49, Cal knuuuln- --- 49, =
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Dry Goods.

New YoEk, nov. lL-rhere has been consider
able ,loltg In brown nni col0rel cotton. !, but most
]lSetiols arr Tor ", son, neeJs. Of Wwl,icl, otSsIv,s i,ayS
ttkeii ialr quantities.
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Cuticnra.
Crticr,ra. .
Itching Diseases !,

EGAEMA; Or Salt Rheuu, with lis, agonizine Itch.
= ins and burning, Instantly relieved by n wtrin
natn WIN Cn!icnrN Soap, mud a single application
daily: with two or three doses Of cullcua I:c.oiv.
cnt, the New Blood Purifier. to keep the blood cod,
ths lefssp'n..loa Pure and nnirritatitg. the bowel,
open, ths liver md Kidneys ncttvc, Will speedily
prIrltns, scall Head, ,Du,Irulr. and every sts.cirs.
Of Itching, scaly. and iin,ply iiumors Of The Scnjn
anu sEii. when the best physicians and ali known
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was steady: rallied 10 15c md cluscI steady EI}>Ic.
l%iALriaGnr. Nov lZ-ietoleum lominaliy steady;
refined issfn7l4c., ,. gGg .a
NEW YoET, Now l7.-lstroleum firm: United
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LOCAL %HnEvfTtEs.
Ma,tor. of Minor Moment in and About the

City.
Two marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday.
"srom BEATEN" at the Opera House to-
night.
pnor. CHANGER, the mcrmerist, will mp
pear at Germania hall again this evening.
sunvAN's Female Mastodons opened
u weeks engagement ut Charley Shay's
theatre last night 10 u large audience.
Tur Hope hose reel broke down yestcr.,
day forenoon nj the corncr OF Eoif and
Twelfth streets, while the team was out ex.
ercising. The front axle was broken, but
nobody was hurt.
GEORGE Faxes, sn., alias "0ld PIGGY"
was sent TO jail last evening by Squire
Ankle IN default OF s. fine unl costs for M
assault nil his daughter. in.luw, the wife Of
George Francis, jr., alias "Yonng Piggy
ions HERMAN and Fred Widdcll were
arrested ut the Academy Of Music last
evening for 1isorderly conduct, and lined
81 aud costs by Squire Ankle. One paid,
and the other was committed 10 Iail III de-
fault.
'ruE burglars arc still about, evidently.
Sunday night they entered John Welty's
sleeping apartment, removed avallse and
stole S2O0in casil from II, and then threw
the valisa away. 4 pretty good clue to the
guilty party is IN the hands Of the author
tiles.
:. CLrEe HOOK yesterday admitted to rec
ord adccd made November II, by Danic'
Peek and II. ". Epssell, special commits
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BOARDING FOR HORSES.
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC. ~"
l have Just completed remoleling and rHttirg
my Photographic Studio, and have added n nun.
ter OF novelties In Photographic furniture, tnm.
sr1s. etc. that arc both pretty and artistic. pay.
Ing securei the best artistic Mlen, IN The county
nun better than ever prepared to produce fine aii..
lie ELECTS IN llchI AM! shade. Thanking thr rHIle
i"r past liberal patronage, | respectfully solicit and
hope to merit II continuance " sumc.
a's1a- J. a., IL. PARSONS,
nOi No. 1a05 Market Street Inn .,EInl.
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\ CIaalSo out Bn.eies and Spring
Wagons away below iliuir ya!ue. -
i. ". FERrEI.
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Eczema on q. Child,

lonT moStva!unb!e Cuticum Remedies have down
i n en- d 80 much good that ! icel Ike tnying ihs
~ me hencht Of those who are troubled Will skin
unt NY li.tle girl was troubled with Eczema.
n1t DO her 9ny good ai,ll / used Inc tutict1ra REM "
eiies, which speedily, cured her. for which i Owe
you many uInnl:s and many nights Of. rest. IVY
;. ANTON hOSsMIEl, UniOu Bakery.