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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
MANS BETTER HALF.

Misses Berthe Won Hillern and Maria j.
C. Beckett the wellknown artists, Who
have been on q sketching tour to the Ma
tural Bridge, Luray CaYerns, and various
other points of interest in Virginia, have re-
turnedto their home in Strasburg. Virginis
The Baltimore Day.
Mrs. Catherine Gable Of Gainesville,
Berks county, was born five years before
the presidency of Washington commenced
and has not only lived during al thu presi-
Dental administrations, bat Is old enough
to remember them all She will be loo
years of age on the 18th Of December, 1854.
-Alleatown Chronicle.
Our swell girls who 60 back on their dude
admirers in favor Of coachmen aud the like,
remind one of the epicure who, wearied
with cakes and delicacies, goes back to
hogs snout and cabbage for q relishing
change. Only let the girls remember that
thew cannot get back to Delmonico's and
champagne suppers so easily.-New York.
Dial.
A young lady asks the New York Journal.
how she is to receive her beau when her
father will not allow him to be brought into
the house. II is q case requiring deep
thought and careful study, snd probably the
best plan would be to discard him for a
beau that her father will permit to enter the
house. The weather will soon be too cool
for front-stoop neutrality-suspicious.
Herald.
Mrs. Maria Smalley, Of No. 81 Prince
Street, Brooklyn, pounded her husband, who
is a slight young man, numerically the
other day because he had refused to give up
letter which she had written to young
man in Philadelphia, Of an endearing
nature, which he had found on her dressing
table Snalley had her arrested, bat she
was released on bail Indignant at the
action of her husband, she went to her
home and stabbed Smally in the head with
fork. She was again arrested, and Justice
Massey, on her plea of guilty, held her to
await the action of the grand iury.-The
New York Times.
Yis, Biddy Muldoon, Moike is roisin in
circumstances. Lasht Thursday Moike
KEN home wild tin hat and ghmmer pants
an whit out to shoot of Roman pinwheels
fer Jimmy Blaine, an the mkt he was a
bowling fer Cleveland, an thin he goes out
and whoops her fer Butuler, an mkt noight
ne wallops Nick Cleary fer not gittin
drunk wild him fer the glory av St. John
Bechune the four av thin Moike is dom
glorious, an whin the polls are runnin
Noike will cast four votes in swim warruds
re tie token, at swim dollars each. The
country is in danger, Biddy, but fer down
right arrest, soul ssrchin warruc
gorTuk give me moi Moike an four can
-iilH,rs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
NIaekay's Daughter?

Miss Eva Mackay, of whom the cable
occasionally tattles to the entertainment OF
the ale-wives down in the green sea, thus
appeared as she passed before the camera
or a correspondent: "She is q tall, wlllowy
girl, very nervous-oontinusIly, as one
would say, on the jump with big, dark
eyes sparkling with fun and with q quick,
ejaculatory manner Of speech, which is an
other proof of her highly nervous tempera-
ment The ring of laughter is in almost
every sentence she utters.
There is something almost nun4ike in the
simplicity of her dress She will wear q
cheap white gown in summer without par
ticle Of jewellery" The rich John, her
father. adores her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12
PULPIT THUMPERs.

Earnest PRAYER is the disinfectsnt Of the
soul-Arksnsas Traveller.
The less religion a story has about it the
more religiously we are apt TO listen TO it
New York Mail and Express.
Ligion sorter pens on sarcumstances-
doeu blebe dat er hongry man ken sen up
IS putty er prayer ez de man whut hab had
er good meal
A Vermont minister recently preached
on the subject: How TO marry and keep
married" A good maiy Vermon.srs seem
to think that the best way to keep married
is to keep Observation-Disclosures Free
Press.
Little boy TO Juvenile neighbor: Ny
PAS Christian, and reads the Bible every
day and prays to God; does yournT ma.
indignantly. my ladders e Democrat an
svears BY General jackson"
What is q rector asked Rollo. Pas.
tor Of an Episcopalian meeting house" re
Piled RolIofs father. "Aud what is . pas.
TORI Rector Of Protestant church
And what, then, is priest7' HE IS q
Catholic psrson." And RoIlo repeated the
definitions carefully 90 e. TO fx the new
theology firmly in bis mind
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FASHION NOTES.

{ Many skirb are nov made without any
puff Or dr.pery whatever.
Ladies frequently tie bow Of ribbon 10
their watches in lieu Of chain.
Some skirts are still made With dxaperies.
but these should be Of a loose and ample
style.
The fashionable shoe ct present for street
wesr is of French kid. with pAtentlsather
6nishiugs.
Precinct made over tinted latin gives An
odd style of basque for full dress wear The
silken sheen effect is very handsome BY gas
light
Belts can be worn with all waists. They
are narrow or vide, according to taste.
Deep belts are not suitsble for women With
short waists.
Among the newest wraps Is the Manor
shape, which Is merely q cape made OF the
same material as the costume, with CsPu'
chin hood.
The short chenille trimmed dolmans,
which were so popularity worn last spring
will be fashionable again this fail for both
young and elderly ladies,
The general tendency towards a more
simple style of making up costumes, which
We have noted for some time back, IS more
marked than ever IN the autumn fashions.
The September importatious abound with
novelties. In some Of the departments oil
dress there are numerous surprises. AT the
head ola gorgeous exhibit Of Emery in New
York may be seen various Russian modes.
The fashionable moujik, kind Of blouse, Is
made of fine goods, contrasting in shade
and figure with the skirt fabric. The back
fits the form perfectly, while the front hangs
loosely, buttoned closely to the neck. The
rolling collar and cuffs are Of silk velvet.
The fine ribbed velvet, which is not quite
the terry velvet OF former days thocgn
much resembling it, is neither 90 serviceAble
or nearly so durable as plain velvet bat is
very much more the fashion just now 70,
trimming both dresses and bonnets. Fery
pretty bodices are also made entirely of I
TO wear not only with silk but also with
fancy woolleu skirts. These are made in
The Jersey style, quite plain, and without
any trimming whatever Plain French vel
vet is also much used for such bodices
chiefly in dark shades Of red, green aud
| brown
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12

vouid 10 avsy-perhaps into the world that
hy beyoud the mountains, she did not carr
pov-anyvhere. 50 It was out OF sight OF
those grand heights that seemed to MOCK
her with their own peace, and the tAn pine
that were always signing for the goaaen
summer.
Nearly all the tourists bad left the hotels
and the valley which had echoed 70 tae
tread of hundreds Of travellers now grew
strangely desolate and dreaTy. No longer
the warm fires Of the campers ilumned
the white cliffs with their lurid glow, and
the echo of the camp songs had long since
died away.
Alone she walked besidi the riyer-aione
she marked the blood-red sun as ne sank 10
rest at night, leaving q crimson trail upon
the far. white peaks. She grew to dread
the pale stars that shone above the shadoWy
heights at night and the splendid moon
that turned the granite cliffs to silver. She
left Ike a prisoner shut in by walls Of
adamant, and she grew paler with each sun
that looked upon the white-walled valley.
But at last Harold csme-came, through
the still, white forests that even at MID DAY
were full of ghostly shadows, to meet her.
Again he took her in his arms and
pressed the brown head close to his heard.
There was no shadow of sin in 1t now
Long hours of pain and suffering had Pur''
fed it foc the coming Of her pure, sweet
love.
But she had no words for him, not even
of reproach or questioning. Only the
dumb sorrow in the shadowy eyes told him
how she had suffered, only the misery upon
her white face told him Of the weary wait
ing.
7'My little white blossom he cried, my
pale little flower of love, how l have made
YOU suffer"
But he did not tell her of his own misery,
| Of the long illness that had been nigh unto
death, and the dark passion that had burned
itself to ashes. No; all these things he
could not tell to the tired child who rested
| against his heart The white fame of her
love had led him out Of the darkness into
the heaven of peace. and he could not cast
one shadow upon her.
Every an has past Does he always
| tell it to the woman he loves? No, ne hold
her sacred and lifts her above the level Of
his own passions and tolhes.
He stopped down and pressed a reverent
kiss upon her white brow. Queen Bess,
he said, the last stage leaves the valley to,
morrow and shall take you with me into
ny world Are you afraid to go, Bess?
He searched her eyes for the truth.
No
warm glow crcpt over her lifted face
and glad light into her splendid eyes: Il
would be afraid to stay without you, she
answered. And the man who had doubted
every woman before her looked into heI
truthful eyes and was satisfied.
Two weeks later, the circle Of friends IL
which Harold Fletcher moved were made
GREATNESS with establishment BY the tact
hat he had brought home bride.
"A beautiful creature" women whispered
With lovely mouth aud splendid eyes
But what strange people these artists are
To think Of going to the Sierras for a bride! :
Fannie Isabel Sherrick, in The Current
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Scotch Marriages.

Fearful and wonderful are the vagaries
of the Scotch marriage Law. From time
out OF mind it has been considered legal for
people to marry merely BY making dscla-
ration in the presence of witnesses. But
By q statute Of Charles H., which is about
as obsolete as the Lords Day Act such
marriages are forbidden and declared pan
ishable. Last week q couple we're broaght
up at the Edinburgh Police Court for hav-
ing contravened this statute BY declaring
themselves husband and wife before wit
nesses. They pleaded guilty and were
fined shilling each Oddly enough how
ever, the conviction itself becomes legal
celebration of the marriage, and the docu-
uent recording it is q certificate Of mar
risge which can be produced in case Of ne
cessity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-12

uWDsoAIa.g Z.
l-3E1f&-r
a
VA nyeRv 6innnso iWnHi1nkS1- fR -
.l-.. 0,,ee ~
hop bane1 @ e -, sas .llEbal
eseo ITO oos
An entirely cufed, ma nsy ~
mend hop Bitter 70 ere! one -
e
IT, u..e1isssH..s.Ih..f
r. - -
your noP
with ,.s,Bna 1s% rs..m .nss
For nearly
Seven years and no medicine seemed -
do me any
Until tried fvo bottles OF your Hop Bit.
tiers, ard to INV surnr;se / am as veil today
.severI VAS hone
sYou NAV have Abundant success,
~, this Great and
I,eS:-:
? Nainaose ueoicine:
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IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.
Chircs H-rali.

ChiGcs H-rsld.
hear him Walking the baby
For his room Is next 20 mine
l fancy hear him putter
some bad words akin 70 mine
As he walks and walks the baby
In the room Just next 70 mine.
hear him walking the habJ
Each night when the darkness eomss,
And ! know just what he's thinking
In the haby-bye he huns.
From his Walking, walking, walking.
wonder ii be would start
II be knew the gang st the DeadfaA
Were out on an old-time lark.
For he used to be 4 Captain;
His nose was \ bloOmin' sight
He used 70 ride in CARING
Poor Billy's walking tonight.
And his wife down at the seaside.
In satins and diamonds me,
Billy, 80 on with your walking
In the room Just ReXt It. minc.
Splutter away in yosIr TALKING
Here is To you IN M vine.
For she MAS my sweetheart Elly,
Bat I guess I ioa't reoiae.
When hear yaE Ezlki0g an - ssrTns
il shc Hpon .a'sl aeEt . 'aieS.
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Our Wsmen Improving.
A,iani1 CaeEfHEfion.

Three or four decades ago American men
aRd women we're generally lean and bouy.
Our women especially we're lank aud thin.
OF late years, however. change in the
shape of our people has been noted The
change is not yet very marked in the ueu,
bat the women are growing round and tat.
At cur watering places where people from
all parts Of the country eoEgregase, bouy
woman IS rare sight Most Of the women
sr4 plump and EelroGnded. Il Is to be
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The Correct versioa.
D7Vsf Pee.

MY dear." said the king Of Denmark to
his spouse, the mother OF Hamlet 'you
needn't give it away. bet I poured molted
lead into my brothers ear while be sss
sleeping in the orchard, and thats the kind
of seaserpent that stang him"
you don't say so7' said the queen.
Il have said 50, so please don't say that I
don't say so. les, fPoured ballst-mold
full into his ear. II was . capital joke. Do
you know what his last words we're when be
vent OFT
Il do rot
They yerei 7 dida', know | sas
loAici
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SIMPLY SHOCKING.

!SoAIHsyTtlls JJ~rHli.
Ia, ewes we're dim and has checks scIe van,
His steps were feeble and slou,
He seemed 10 BE- An unhappy man,
Who soon 10 his grave would 80.
lie had no hair On the top oi his head,
.>natched bald he bad been. no dpubi
Frgm 4 vigorous frame the strength had fed,
Or rather had b,-ru thrAShrd out.
\ lev stray hairs, and only les,
Rsr.ane,l ~hsre his heard had bcen
H. .rrmci a. IL he'd Just bs''n drawn through
4 patent thrashing machine.
But the fault Va, hisou the people >aii.
He had braved an awful peril;
IN an hour Of intatuation he we'd
A teOrgia electric girl.
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(qtilcura
A POSITIVE CURE
For Every Form erSkin and Hood
Disease, from Pimples %
ScrOfuIa-

have had the Psorasis for nine months. About
nine months ago appl ID To . doctor near Boston,
Who helped ne, but unfortunately had u leave,
but Htiuued taking his medicine for nearly three
months, hut the disease did not save. sav Mr..
Csrpenter's letter In the Philadelphia Rnrorf, and
hlr ase perfectly described mine. tried the CCrI-
CCEA REMEDIES, using two bottles REsnLyESr. aAi
CtTrCr IA and CrrICrRA soAP in propo aud
call mysef completely cured.
L F. BARNARD.
WlTERppRn N
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II Murder Must BE Done.

Val .Srrst NsiTy.
At the rehearsal of new opera the tenor
had got altogether wrong. Twenty times
he had to repeat certain passage without,
being able to catch the correct rhythm.
You are completely numbering this poor
usic" cried the chefd orche>te, at last
losing patience.
Better to massacre it once for all, re
Piled the tenor coolly than go on continu-
ally beating il as you do.
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The Boy Knew.

Two young persons, bearing the outward
semblance OF women, are quarreLng in the
street.
Policeman-"Now. then, stop this row,
10Th OF you"
One-"Ttis creature insulted NE.
The other" That's false! She began it.
The Inevitable Street Boy-"Iou may
rake her word, policeman. Look at the
lie of her mouth Truth, you know, always
o,mes out Of a we'll
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PROOF.

Consumption, Splitting Blood.-h. tri.a
veup all hops- Of my reco'ery. pr John Z saiu
red me two ycan 40 =, ovoN pSAney,
Copsun, ption, Chronic Dtarrhsra. splts1ae
and Passing Hood uas emaclaict ~ . sksis
on Strength gone II Ss sA S Spsss me W
Cntar,h, foiypus of Nose, lo-s OF Voice
.u s.rrd lor cara Physicians and medicines iAAlss
to help me. thought my dlssAss incunbia u
smith cured me .;,s csnpis'"ly TO- ys.s - e. ~"
Of speidel Co. Wheeling. Wv:
Cancer Of Breast-was cut ont thru uno y
Nm Il. L. orexsa
ITO the LAdics-pr smith he's method d trsat
lhs falling Ut the vonb and female veaknss vhi<A
curss it In shogt tina LA.iiss assi sa6sr % leaB
Female Weak nesA-Aost asuuavstcd Kind Ne
enc s .s s:r 1s -: Z. ~. =.
and strons MA {, J. kellsoo. Wheeling. W. Va
FfstuIa In Ano, Ptl.s-Most asxrs,st~f. W.
si,sn up 70 die and proooaSo's in me- % -
webs without the fuiis. tArSs - go, and stss
'''"' Thos Coivia. Grocer. wh.s,ias.
Ytts-My vile had then for year Gould ~ -
relief pr smith eursi Asr thrss joan go, and -
scrofuIoas Uicsr on Leg for Tsars-D
smith CURED me two yssn 40 p.u.s..
vslisy Grove, W. Va
matter Of ho- long standing. siihost the hn!s, -
without the lsast danerr Of any Kind.
Ioss OF MAnhood-Dr. smith has made 80
alty Of this condition vhlgg aps the ioundatinaa
health and rrnds1 msrrshle - many. liis 0sst
meut viii restore hsath and strength IN sh"d In
pr smith rooms are Arranged that ptu.nn -
ing 10 - him do not come In contact With othsa1
and his bushes With lsdss and grntiemsn n strtets
blood Disordsrs-Those suSsrns from tAs
-troy.r Of III. may consult Dr. saith sith psrfsA
urance.
A Chart Tor SELF Elaninafissesnto pesa3e
n. SI,snes 90 rsc-ips of tve q Seams. and pattsa6
TIM, tyratsi ars always eussants.d otisfstssa-
ConsuItntio Free at oflca Omos hoan hoA
{. .U7p n. daily. s1e'Rs s1n1syi. xrru
No itOI CAaplins Slssa6
nan wDiins. ". Va
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A Californian's Opinion of Women.

SdR FrIsciAco irgoadm.
Women seldom like the expression of
moral sentiment from a man. If innocent
themselves, they are impatient; if guilty,
the man becomes sgrsvestone in their eyes.
1t is only when they have suffered, and just
escaped SHINING that they listen with re-
suectful admiration
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The Poor Surgeon.

H'fic1l md NgrgiH R'P07ef.
4 prince of medical science advised one
ri his patients to submit to surgical oper-
rtion.
is it painful inquired the sufferer,
Not to the patient replied the doctor,
but very much TO the operator
TO the operator"
Yes; because it is an experiment that is
successful only about once in ninety-fve
lines"
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E,ir NeIroSe les amOnS her hills,
Asisep IN moonlight and IN peace
VnconS,iOus uf her breathing sols'
Unconscious Of her soul : retease,
Tha axes ciaAr crystal on Der breast,
Pure In the nCOnlight stlrs AZ Is. 81
And nom uy heights lrAn and ~
TSa must: Of her d-eanlAad spells
bsxr. sboya her breathing, sound
~ haarrs-heats long attuned 70 we
,De A single eve o. lame
>biap stsadfAst On ne from heao~-
A TU-rsnz vaichful eve ~ love
r...ss he -r'pt her JOsUm MS;
- .- ....- sf.- .,rpss. saksa not,
.......- ..s moonlight 'mong Jay bill,
NINUIU 4.
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observed, however, that aeskness and
curved outlines belong 20 The kelltodo and
1eisurely classes Of society. Among hard
workers and people on the frontiers the lean
.nd hnnv txna sfiII predomirates -
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To introduce Happy Days" our new IL page u
lus raied Magazine, Ne viii send free 70 any lsiy
-nding 81 cts In stamps fr months subscription.
two Ladies' Pull sized Waterproof Gossa-
her Gar n ents With catalogue VI other rubber
gOCds provided they v III .hou them 70 their rieads
snd dUce other 'alc. Addrrss
PUBS. HAPPY DAYS, HARTFORD. CONN.
art1
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CRISP AND CASUAL.
AGood Line for a Com ed,.

The ThtliTT.
Il ike playing with fire. said a young
girl, 1t is exciting"
Yes, ny dear, and FIRE likes to play with
you
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'IEvrry species Of Itching, scaly, Pimply, Scrotu
ious, Inherited and Contagious Humors, With Los
% Raiy, cured BY CrTIcURA REsoLyKST the ne~
Blood Purifier internally. and CUrfcuRl and CCri.
CrRA soAF the great skin Cures eItsrnAlly.
sold eVeryphere- Price, CUrCuARA, 50 cents
soar, IS cents; REsoLSEsT.N 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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DR.. J. E. SMITH

No. ltos Chapttns strssA
Near Fourtsrnth strssl
I, the only rxulariy educated physician specialize
on the following disasss In the stste 81 WOs VIZ
inia and the bsst evidence 81 his skill and succsa
the t<stinony Of his pstisnta He never 49, . -
tents name without Perulisiion thoss appeotrd ~
few out Of many hundrd certificates In his pnA0
sion. Many years sxpsricnc. In ths bsse hcsp4,aA
,ox,ther .ith thorough medical education sId -
uiliAriy with therapeutic AGENTS, ela.s oassvsao
of tic psliaritcs. and strist toai,
h,v,rnic IN axrment sbl- him 10 tr~st With ne
r..s d!srArs xhich arr trSuently ryArd-d - inouu
,M, In every instance 1T. smith yin tankly give
ia onioaou.
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To n aosking Bird
Ripplinz. sowing giadness,
Pare, poetic madness
Joy's II earnate eSsenee,
STeatnsss' eferJescence.
Why 80 happy staging
Why this WOobed 5aoyAaes
This unreasOning lOyAnces
Sooth. I DO believe thee
Winged witch % larry. -,
straight IRON Eden Ninsins
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The Mightiness Of Truth
An Editors Experience.

Laid Aside YPo0 JosYnaiistte Wssk.
After trying nuaeroas rsnsdiss Tor Ehso nsfss.
cot vith0at psrrsnsnt relied, vAs siyts~a " 80
y. +. T.. which hst given p>fmsnsnt r.llsi " th-ss
suffering from rheumatism. Aitsf tatinG ball Q
dozen b1ttIes I found that the dissas 80 esGs-iy
driven oat Of my system, and Q psrmopsnt eurs -
-urei This VS. over yeD aso. and ssc H..
even during most srvess vsstbs. vita ssddse
changes have n~v~ mGsre1 o retura 81 thS 81
attssks shich dIsabtSh ne froa eAits<tsl voet.
II 10 very seldom. ibdred. that r.eoonSaf ssy
hing 20 the pubic 10 this msa sSx. but tesi Sss
10 your vaiasbis pss Dsufioa. thst has fvss -
.ueh long dssired as1 nsoh bs~6sd rsilsf, V sess
thrss tsrt thus Iab,ieiy. ] an sse thst kst ~
yoIr st~rsse. sassh have b>sn aid sslAs bvs
Journalistic vost, - The ssvsest sitAsk - " ~
"sA' " ~ siDnEY HERsEET. Au.a,4. O.
Our 1rstip % BosA ssd 6ktn Disass aAiis1
tYss 10 spp,sasstA
SWIFT BRECIUC CD, Dssv~ l. Aiiasts. O.
n. 7. oeos, 10 ". n O.; nilaAs1sis 0aas
~ CAMasss - -
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or INTEREST 10 WOMEN.
Facts About Fashions and Faneiss
for the Sex.

Stage wigs---HOw Sarah Bernhardt ekss
Out Her Seaut Capillary Vegetation
The Latest In Garters---Points on
Hose---Scotch Marriages---0ur
Women Growing Prettier,
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sCR0FIIOIrS SORES,

had a dozen sai .orss upon my body. anil tried
nj remedies could hear o. aud at last tried your
CUTICt "A REAEpIEs aud they have cured me.
JSO. GASKILL.
HkHPoS. TuAYER County, PESS.
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G0SSAMEB GARMENTS FREE!

r = AMY For Chapel and ouJ
. - ~ ~ skin, sUrrCrEA soar.
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ECZEMA TWENTY YEARS

Cured. Not a Sign Of Its Rcappsaaance.
Your CUrICURA has done wonderful cure for me
more than two yHars ago Not sign Of is rcspPrar
anCe ,nce. II curd ne Of 4 very bad Eczema which
had troubled me fsr more than tSenty years
hal alWAys speak vel Of CrTi'URA. ] ell great
deal OF IL,
HAvERIHLL, MAS
BEST FOR ANY THING.
Faying used your CtTPTR, REMEDIES for sigh-
teen months Tor letter. and Gnally curi IL, zm
.nIious 10 get IL 10 ell on commis iou. can recom
mend II b+yond any remed - have ever used for
letter Burns Cuts etc. In fact II Is tho best medi
cine ha ever tried for any thing.
INETrE Mss.