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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-12-04


The A class OF the High School went to
Moundsvile last night on the Princess.
There is talk OF prosecutions against
merchants who keep open their stoies OIL
Sunday.
Louis Long had a trial before the
Mayor and jury on charge OF keeping
his saloon open after the legal hours al
night. He was acquitted.
The Montefore Society's ball at the
Elysian rink Wednesday night was at
tended by about sixty couples. Dancing
was kept up till morning with an inter
mission, while all drove to the Eastlake
rooms for supper.
spangler Post G. A. R. has elected the
following officers: D. W. Jones, Senior
Vice. Commander; Fred Eberle, Quarter,
master; Thomas Collins, Officer Of the
Day; James Goodrich, Officer otthe Guard
Rev. J. G. Smith, Chapline; DR.. G. L,
Anderson, Surgeon.
Some subscription papers started in q
quiet way for the Y. NJ. G. A., have re-
ceived encouraging support from business
men and others, and the young men in
charge feel that success is assured, and
that their free reading room can be kept
up in style that will surely attract many
there TO spend their evenings.
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ARouT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the CI,s and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the Gig and whOslIag Folks
Abroad.
Miss Emma Albert, OF GAINESVILLE, Is
the guest OF Miss Kate Riley, OF this city.
Miss Sallie Hare, OF this city, Is the
guest OF her uncle, Mr.. Frank Hare, OF
Cincinnati.
Mr.. John Dick, popular attache OF the
American Express Company at this point,
and Miss Katie Durst were married We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. W. E. Wins, Of this city, left yes
terday to join the ]. Holmes Grover
comedy company. He will be given 3
comedy character in the cast Of the fa-
nous play, ~. o. u"
Mr.. William Hastings, the boss ROLLER
az the LaBell6 mill and President OF the
City Water Board, is lying at his resi-
dence on LaBelle avenue seriously i'll
with pneumonia. 1t was reported last
evening that his recovery was doubtful.
The Misses Frasher, daughters Of Prof.
J. n. Frasher, entertained large party
at their home on the Island last evening.
Progressive euchre IVES the order OF the
evening, and the event was declared by
those that were there 10 be one OF the
pleGsanteBt OF the season.
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FOR RENT.

A Desirable Dwelling, No. Q! SixtprGtr fftr,
No. $50 Market street, partly furnish q.
No. l7g Alley u, four rOomed ho,rc, s" -
month.
No 20 Alley Is, !ogE rooEed housa, .'oQ n
month
-Four Roomed House, Alley y, sol.h Of 1vlEP
seventh stree , g. W per moth
Three roomed House in T.ar OF I'll! WElei 'a't'
So 90 per month.
NJ. Ill Virginia street, s. 0Optt moa'h. OIL.
Two RGAlnod b0nse.. No. - IwguIJft'sH"
street Is copper month .......,.
Three RoorneI Houso, cast end Of S!aeie,A-
street, 81 % Per month. ..,s ,4,
Three Rooms iT5 seycuteCGth gTtet s''' ~
month,
No. Isl Alley II, 81 90 per month. ,,..,
-Four Roomod House, No. nv Baiiln2's "-'
" W FER month, --efot
Three Rooms, No. 9O) Eighteenth rrc. u "'~
month, ,.4...s
No Gce Eighteenth street, aTe rooms, .A -
Two R,ons, 1901 Weeds street ;iol peg H '''-
JANE 4. dENan rrhH.
Real Estate Agent, Collie TOT and 'ol,-S Ky. t1.
nO2S No 1912 MtfEL -
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A SUCCESSFUL ENrKRrAINMRNr.
The Ladies' Of the Foufth Street NJ. L.
Church Receive Thor FrInnts.

The Ladies' OF the Fourth street N. L.
Church RccsiVe Thor Frl1Hts.
The supper aud entertainment given in
the lecture room oi the Fourth Street ".
L. Church last evening by thu Sunday
School, assisted by the ladies OF tho con-
gregatlon, capped the climax SO to speak,
OF the many enjoyable afIaira that have
been given in the past by the ladies OF
this church. The supper was Q glorious
symphony OF appetiEing creations, both
solid and delicate, admirably served and
greatly enjoyed. The entertainment that
followed was feast no less enjoyable.
A platform with curtain and necessary
hangings had been erected and enabled
the entertainment to be much more salts
factorily presented than former ones have
been. The programme opened with a
Church RaIlying song by the cntireschool.
The pastor, Rev. L. f. Randolph, follow
ed with an invocation. An address OF
welcome was to have been made by Mas.
ter Eugene Warren, but he WIS unayoid-
ably absent. The infant department &C.
cupied the stags next with motion song.
The little ones were dressed in charming
Grunaway costumes aud their sp.
peararCe was go pretty and cute
that it Is little wonder the audience went
wild oyer them. An instrumental trio,
piano, violin and Cornet, by Mrs, W. S.
Hutchins, Mr.. Smithdale and DR.. MILL
gsn, was pleasingly rendered. Miss Mamie
Britt sang a SOLO The infant department
gave another Greenaway drill. Mrs.
Hutchins.played a piano solo. The fea-
turs Of tho evening was the tabieau,
"ren Virgins" in three scenes. this
was very effective. 1t was conducted by
Miss Alma Conner, assisted by Misses
Genie Logan, Emma johnson, Blanche
Wattere, Ethel Sage, Maude BOdley, Mary
Meek, Hattie Bodley, Madge johnson,
Theresa Doddridge and Jessie Worls. A
very clever ysledictory address by Master
Lowry Wagner closed the entertainment.
Refreshments were served afterwards, and
the numerous company spent an hour or
two pHrtaking OF Durst's ice cream and
other good things.
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Tho production OF the Lowmoor blast
furnace for the year ending in November,
was 3S,94O tons OF iron. oi this entire
product OF a year, amounting to about 80
100 toms, only about 1000 remain unsold
All this pig iron has been marketed east
ward. most Of it, to New York and New
England. 1t was carried by the CheOa,
peNEe & Ohio railway to Newport News,
= distance OF 272 miles, and thence dis
'tributed by water to Northern ports
The uniformity and character ofthe grades
of iron made at LOwmoor have secured
Ior Il regular purchasers. Some Of IT has
been purchased for use by the manu-"
iacturerI OF BessemeI steel.
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There was received here yesterday q
cory OF circular Issued by the ST. Louis
Trades and Labor Assembly under date oil
November %, to Carpenters and working
men uBing nails, appealing to them TO
boycott the nails made by the Top, Bel
mont, Riverside, LaBelle, Benwood and
Lauvhlin mills Of this city, the Beltont
and Kelly mills at 1ronton, the Norton at
Ashland and the Western At BelleVille, ILL.,,
a. by so doing they would aid the United
NsIlers', Heaters and Rollers Association
'.to win the struggle in which they have
been engaged go long. Put this in your
pocket and Yhen you buy nails refer TO i
and see that tho brand Of any Of the 'scab'
mills is not on the kee,
Il is understoOd thai the Chicago Trades
and Labor Assembly has Issued Q bke cir
eulRr.
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POPULAR skating carnival at the Alham-
bra Palace Rink tonight. Admission 20
cents; rink skates & coIta.

sILEERwARE at auction at A. A. Franz
helms iewelry store, 1909 Market street,
on Friday afternoon at 2:30, consisting OF
tea sets, swinging ice pitcher, goblets and
salver, cake baskets, celery stands, yaaos,
jewel caskets, toilet sets, berry and fruit
stands, cups, pickle CaStorS, soup tureens,
knives, iltks and spoons, and everything
that is made in plated ware. We would
advise all our citizens to attend this sale
and purchase wedding and Christmas
presents, Sale posltive.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accident. and Incidents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.

At q necktie carnival recently held in
the Fairview, Hancock county, rink the
man who received the prize for the oldest
nscktie wore one made OF pig tails.
The St. MAry's Oracle says that hard
cider will prove a curse in that town and
yet the Supreme Court OF Appeals decided
that bard cider can be properly sold in q
prohibition county.
The State insane Asylum at Weston is
said TO be entirely filled. A few days
since woman was taken to the institu.
tion, and although the officers that had
her in charge were told that there was no
room for her there they insisted on leav-
ing her there and did 80.
The Wsynesburg Messenger says: 1.-THE
Pennsylvania railroad officials, who now
control the W. & W. railroad, have asked
for the resignation OF the Treasurer, Miss
Laura Braden, and the Auditor, Mr.. John
7. L )gers, OF the last named road" Miss
Braden has filed her position for long
time and is the only lady railroad official
in the country.
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San FRANoIsco, CAL, Dee. S.-The
Chronicles Tombstone special says: In
dams attacked the town Of Duncan on the
Southern Pacific Railroad yesterday and
killed one man. The Indians have cut
the wires between Wilcox and Fl. GRAFT,
Mr.. Lord, the military operator,
has warned the ranchers who are in
town to go home and protect their
families. The Indilns are between Pierce'f
ranch and Camp Grant. A still later dis
patch says that courier who lives near
Stockton Pass, VAS chased into Camp
Grant to-day. 1t is feared that all the
families in that vicinity have been muir
dered.
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As no poprLAn PRICES.
"BuFF Oaks" and somo Other Thing
Manager PooHo Talks,


Manager F0Oso Talks.
"There It goes again." exclaimed Man.
ager Foose, Of the Opera House, TO an IN.
TELLleENCER reporter
whats the matter now, Colonel?"
"Well, the INTELLIGENcER is having a
good deal to say about popular prices at
the Opera House. want to show you
something. II you have taste for figures
you'll enjoy it." Here Manager Fooss
took out q pencil and tablet, and put
down item after item, showing the cost OF
opening the house for any performance.
"Now, there" said ne, sis what We
must pay out, no matter what we take
in. Ithsppened that i put down music
az the first item. Well, the ISTRLLIGES.
CIR would be the fret one 70 have some
thing to say ab0utit il We did no. have
good music. So on down the page. Hero
arc charges We cannot avoid il we are to
run the house in tirst Glass way. We
aim to get the best attractions that can be
had sometimes, Of course, we are deceiy.
ed. But We are endeavOring to get what
is first class, and to build up desirable
reputation Tor the house. Oar directors
are looking TO the future, thinking more OF
the reputation OF the houss than OF present
profits. We have studied the problem
carefully, and tell you that the Opera
House cannot be kept up 10 the desirable
standard at what you call popular prices.
Now, you have made point on Burr
Oaks.' don't know what that company
is going to do ut Steubenville or anywhere
else. But here is letter from the mau.
ager Of the company written at Springfield,
advising me that they have shipped their
scenery through to Wheeling, and enclos-
inI the bill OF Iadiug. They play at several
places between Springfield and Wheeling,
and Of course those places don't get this
scenery. Now, needn't tell you tina. the
scenery is very important feature oil a
play OF tina! kind. You saw Monte Cristo,'
and the INrELLiaEEcER spoke well Of the
scenery in that piece, and you know that
that can't bs carried around without cost,
and the people who 90 to sec the play
must pay for it. There was Clara Morris
In The New M1gda!en'-a frstClass
actress with good company and good
play. Nobody could afford 10 give such O
show as that at what you call popular
prices. So we shall have SHERIDAN"
zone ofthe best actors on the stage"
Exactly. You couldn't expect such an
actor, with the company he is likely TO
bring, to play for twenty-five cents. We
have Booth booked for next season. We
can't give Booth at cheap rates. Our idea
is to keep up the standard OF the house
10 have the best attractions We can get,
good music, to make our patrons comtorta.
bic, and We think We ask only moderate
com pengation for what we furnish"
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The recently formed Agricultural Asso.
citation at Little Washington ia in luck.
It's new fair grounds are in great demand,
Since tho fltting up OF the grounds tho
Gordon well, which is located upon the
adjoining farm, has made the property
quite valuable. It is understood the
managers have been offered about 500
bonus per acre and an eighth royalty for
a lease on the premises for ob purposes.
They have not yet accepted the offer. II
the Ganiz comes in good the premises
will become even more desirable as oil
territory, as it is directly between the two
wells.
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TIE AnIoN "KAFFEEv1sIrE."
The Ladies of the Club Pleasantly Eater,aiH
their Fri0uda.

The Ladies of the Club Pleasantly Eatertaiu
their Friends.
The Arion society's club house, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets, was the
scene yesterday afternoon and last even
ing Of very pleasant social gathering or
reunion. The ladies' Of the society held
their first RaDeeriItts, and from beginning
to end it was highly successful and much
enjoyed event. Il was il the nature OF q
kettledrum; the ladies gathered in the
parlors about 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
bringing with them fancy work OF some
nature, to which they devoted their
attention until Q O'Clock, when
coffee and light refreshments were
served in the dining room. Many
OF the ladies brought their children
and the little ones had fine time romp-
ing and playing in the dancing hall. Tho
ladies were present in goodly numbers,
both old and young, and all were delighted
by the agreeable manner in which the
afternoon was passed. About the time
the refreshments were served the gentle
men began TO make their appearance, and
for two hours the ladies in charge OF the
kitchen and dining room had their hands
full attending TO the wants OF the hungry
ones. Later, the parlors and card ro0ms
were occupied again, this time by jolly
knots OF the older ones playing games and
chatting socially, while the younger ele-
ment rendezvoused in the ball room and
passed the time singing and dancing. The
event was such a pleasant one that itsrep.
etition will be eagerly looked forward to.
Yesterdays affair was in charge OF COM
lnittee composed Of the following named
ladies, and TO them all credit Ia due: Mes:
danes Il. +. Behrens, August Rolf, T.
SchwertfeGer, ]. G. Hoffman,, Louis F.
Siiel, Anton Reymann, VIM. Goering,
Conrad HirbRch, +. Riester, Oscar Bur.
datts aud Theor Schneider.
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RIVER NEW.
stdEe of the Water and Movements OF tn
Steamboats,.

staEo of the Water and Movements of the
Steamboats,.
The Andes lesyeG Cincinnati for this
port thiS evening.
A diver has been engaged to examine
the hull Of the Emma Graham.
Tho Clifton has some to Pomsroy with
two bsfges Of fire BRICK and three Of sewer
pipe
The river was on stand yesterday with
a depth Of 7 feet inches in the channel.
Business was dull on the levee. At all
points above the rivera are stationary or
falling. AT Pittsburgh the depth in the
channel is feet 10 inches.
The Louis A. Shirley is due from Gin.
cinnati to-day, for which point she will
leave tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Tho Shirley is q frstclass Esern-wheel
stea@er, commanded by popular sot Of
and Is in every way worthy Of
patronage by the travelling public and
shippers.
O4EAPEsT drygoods at L. S. Good 4 Co.'s.
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Profit for Everybody.

PRiker's Tonic kept in n home Is sentinel To
keep, sickness out. Used dIEcreel'y II keeps tho
blood pure and the stomach liver and kldneyS In
working order Coughs aud colds vanish heio,e Il,
II builds up the health.
Isell large quantities Of Parkers Tonic in my
drug store Among my customer, doctor has
been prescribing u for two yCRB. lie was nearly
dead himself, and TILED every remedy known 10
bis profession. without any relief After he had
used four bottles Of PaTker'S Tonic he began 10
grow In flesh, aud the improvement Ia his health
Il tn everyone ~. Z. DAREow, Calumet Ave.
Pharmacy, lls TWGniy'ninth street, Chicago, Ill.
PARKER's TONIC
Prepared by HiScox 4 Co., N.Y.
Sold By all Druggists In large hotties NJ Ono mi,
VI. nnlSNThAW
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W. A. Grow, a brother Of the postmss'
ter at Littleton, Wetzsl county, was
brought to this city yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal, and arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner Forbes
on the charge Of embezzling registered
letter and OF opening other mail matter,
not his own. The evidence for the prose-
cution was all heard, when the accused
declined to offer any testimony in his own
defense, and gave bond for his appearance
at court in the sum OF s. 600 GU the first
charge and $500 on the second. DOvener
/ ElBon were his counsel.
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The In lest circular OF Secretary Wise to
The nail ma nuiacturers Of the Western AS.
ISOLATION, issIed Wednesday, shows tho
Increase Ia the number OF machines now
in operation at tine l7.cent scale since the
IRst meeting OF the Association at Cincin.
natl. four weeks ago. The total increase
Ia 100. an average Tor that tins Of q per
Week' The next meeting Of the AssociG.
tion will he held in Cincinnati on Wednes'
,lav of next week,
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Well, KAtherI

HcIAinetOn PG.) Reporter.
The following Clsysville boys have re-
ceived appointments under President
Cleveland: Robert Simpson, Postmaster
at Wheeling, W. Va; J. F. Henderson,
postmaster at Aledo, Ills; W. @. Scott,
postmaster at Clsysville; John N. Birch,
Consul to Japan; ]. V, Minton, U. s. store
keeper and gauger; J. V. Cracratt, posi-
ton in the U. S. Mint at Philadelphia.
Surely Little Richmond" has received
her full share.
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In no institution oilearning in the coun.
try is a more complete education given
than in the celebrated Notre Dame, near
Baltimore, Maryland. The sistersin charge
say they find that Red Star Cough Cure
successfully removes all colds and throat
troubles among their pupils. 1t is abso-
lutely free from poison, and costs but
twenty-five cents.
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ov1RcoATs sold at manufacturing prices
lt J. BELLIES, 1853 Main Street,
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EoR SALE no CLOSE ~ EsTAIA
Got Sale aud z;nr gent,
FOR SALE.

Five Roomed Dwelling, No. 7i6IT %rkdh55t
business House, No. 9l6l aud 2l03 Nan i,g.,,,
business House and Dwelling, No. IL A''''
street.
business House aud Dwelling. No ~ Htll
No. 81 Nineteenth street, new BhCs htgl..-E
rooms and Dnished attic, gW IhrOlchgl! ana ''-'
In kitchen,
Dwelling No. 23B Ma.ke! tGeet, g ;o0al ~
attic. ,
No, S. aud No 81 Sixteenth street, ucF no.,
rooms aud ba b room " each house, tilaH ''-'
can be bought for IS OCO. .r...
N Acres NJ Elm Grove, q four EoOin1l Wy r.
new stable, 100 fruit trees, good water. u -"
bir4ble small place; eau be bolgh. 10; s.'o.s'
Dwelling No. 2l23 Jacob street. rooms
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Cor Aent.

NOR sALE-DESIRABLE BUlIDTy-
u Lot corner OF Fourteenth and I'm - y,
EnguiTe OF U. NJ. ALEXANDER
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The managers Of the Island rink desire
to challenge any skater in Wheeling Of the
sgo Of Is years or not over 10 years, to q
contest Of speed toF any sum from SEQ to
$50 q side, with an Huukp9TR" hoy
skater. A boy from the ChapIine street
rink preferred. Communications should
be addressed to the Managers Of the
Island rink.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are lmpOsters.
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler.

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOlens, being coin:
plete line Of SultiDgs, PantaIoOnings and
Overcoatings, which We shall get up In
flrst.class style and fit, and at lowest
prices. AlsV, II full line Of Furnishing
'' G. HESS & SONS.
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Y. NJ. 6. a. IEcEprIox.


Pleasant AnAlr Mt tho AGAoCtAtlon's Room
Last Evening.
The Young Meme Christian association
Of this city held social reception at liz
building on Market street last evening
that was very pleasant affair, and what
it was designed to bo especially, a social
affair, afEording the members chance to
become better acquainted with each other
and with the benefits and advantages OF.
fered to members by the Association,
There vas gratifying attendance and eli
were made 10 ieet at home. Vice-Presi.
dent BslleYille and General Secretary
Lynch acted as hosts audextended kindly
WELCOME TO all corners. The delegsteato tho
recent tri.state Y. NJ. b. A. convention,
held at Martinsburg, made a report that
was very interesting and there w6re read,
inHs and short talks interpreted in the
general social intercourse, that made the
time pasG quickly, Coffee and other re.
IeShments were served during the even.
Ing. The quarters Of the Association are
comfortable and homelike and more mem.
bers should be enrolled. The advantages
offered by the Rymna6iuln and reading
room are vastly in excess OF the annual
dues demanded, to say nothing OF the I'D.
vantage IAembef galps in. having safe
place 70 spend his spare time.
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THRopGH the representation OF DR.. John
! GroGs | was induced TO try '.Dr. Pet.
zoldS German Bitters' for loss Of Appetite
and Weakness, which complaints ! have
been suffering with some time. One bot
lie OF the Bitters restored my appetite and
me considerable.
CATHERINE NJ. BEDFORD,
was al Orleans street, Baltimore.
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We have been selling your CutICura Remedies for
the pest three or four Yeas aud have never heard
cuFa Soap Is decidedly the best selling medicinal
soa We handle, and Is highl! priced mere for Its
soothing aud sJl.eni erect upon the skin
J, CLIFTON WHEAT, ID, Druggtst.
wtsCItTsTEH Va
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MnIlnn-

On Saturday, December5 8, will make a
special tale OF odd pairs Of Ladies, Misses,
and Children's shoes, which will be sold
at one.half the regular price. Among
them will be some Of the best makes and
most staple goods in the market. Call
early and secure bargain.
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SKIN, SCALP, BLOOD
Clcanssd, Purified and Beautiiled by the
Cutieura Remedies.

Tor cleansing the Skin and Scalp OF DisGguring
Humors, for RllRyiug Itching, B4TniDS aud la.
ia nnstirn, for curing the rrSt symptoms OF
ECZEMA TEOriaSiS, MIX Crust StAld Head scroillR
aud other Inherited skin Rud Blood DiseaSeS Cuti'
cura, the great SEn Cure, and Cuticura soap, M
exquisite Skin BCautifer. cG,enHlly, end CuticurG
KCsolVen., the new Blood Pl!ide;, Internally, are
InfaIlibIa
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Our sales OF CutIcu:a are as large II not larger,
than any medicine We sell; aud We aisu!e you that
we have never had q single Instance in which the
purchaser was dissatisfied As 10 your SOsp, We
can sell no other everybody wants CnlcurA.
MILLER 4 CHAPMAN, Druggists.
LOUISIANA, no,