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"a nRRArHLEss rA1F.n
Tho volublo Defense of Youth Charge
with Petty Crime.

Win EeAhy SEiAes
The arrest OF John Henderson, q twelve
year old colored boy, charged with steal
ing a whip from DR.. George Baird's bug
gy, and his committal to jail by Squire
Davis to await trial, was mentioned yes
terday. An INTELueRScER man hap
pened to visit the county Jail yester-
day afternoon, and some OF the
boys fellow prisoners who had grudge
against the reporter told young Hender-
son who the visitor was. The boy OF once
hailed him, and with reckless speed aud
without wink or an inflection or pause
for breath or comment, reeled OF his YER
SION Of the case, IS follows:
"They got me in here for stealing a w'ip
but didn't steal the w'ip II I'd stealed
the w'ip woulden q said word but ]
diden steal the w'ip another boy he stoled
the w'ip and l diden know it was stoled
an met him down on the w'arf his names
John Thomas somethin' l know him when
l see him can find him when git out
an met him down on the WAR; an
seed him have the whip an kind o. made
up TO him you know cause seed him
DAVe Tue W ~ UA 1 luOuNub ~ wv OC 9
nice wTp for me to drive with an l kind
O. made up to him cause ] wanted the
w'ip to drive with an ! don't never have
no money you know an that's the way
got the WHIP an l was goin' TO drive With
] i an Dish Porter he seed me have the
w'ip an he hooked 1t cfFen me an then he
got the sack out at the stock yards
for stealth the w'ip an wen he
got the sack for hook'n' 1t wy
YOU know be said stoled the wip but
never stoled the wip Of I'd stoled the wip
I'd never said a word but diden steal
it no more'n you did an l know you
dideu steal the wip cause doan think
you i steal an that other Teller you know
he stoled the w'ip an diden even know
It was stoled when ssed him down on the
WAR; and got the w'ip but I've got a law
yer my mother she got the lawyer think
his names Arnett al I'm goin' to get out
cause never stoled Io w'ip no more'n
you did au' ! mos know you woulden ="
This was enough, and by the comfy
arce OF Jailer Nichols the reporter sue
ceeded in evading his dom, thou Ih in an
exhausted condition. The last thing he
heard as he reached the open air on Eo8
street was
"Oause I diden steal the w'ip Dish
Porter he"-
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Sheriff Handlan has gone to Boston.
j. ]. Hough, Of Fairmont was in the
city yesterday.
DIR. O. B. Robinson returned home from
Chicago yesterday.
Senator Kenua's family hiss moved from
Charleston TO Washington for the season
Miss Fannie jackson, OF Philadel phia,
Is visiting Mrs. VIM. schwertieger, on the
South Side.
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports Mr.. j
O. Brady, Of this city, registered atthe st.
Nicholas hotel there.
Hon. CHARLES E. Wells, the Glover'a
Gap statesman, was among those who
took in "rhe Mikado" last night.
Mr.. A. L. Dunlap, one Of Cinoinnati's
most clever representatives, isagatn in the
city, registered as usual at the stamm
House.
John W. Duncan. Of Bsllaire, entered
the Wheeling Business College yesterday
for the course in photography and type
writing.
Miss Topsy Venn, Of Gus Williams
company, arrived in the city yesterday in
advance Of the company, and Is at the
Mcclure.
The Cambridge, Ohio, Tyms Of this
week says: letter. were received BY
the friends here, Friday, from Hon.
George r GpglO aud family, pogtmatksd
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N.tnhln AmnIemerl rr,nt.

The second pressntation Of "The Mix.
ado" by the Starr Opera Company at
Charley Shay's Academy Of Music lest
night was a notable event. The large
house was literally packed upstairs and
down, and a large proportion Of the audi.
Wheeling, young and old. In fact, many
Of the leading people in the city have been
regular attendants all the week, including
tie two "Mikado" performances. Last
nights rendition was an improvement on
the former one in one respect-three ofthe
ladies Of the chorus who have been sick
all week made their disappearance. The
result wa appreciable. The principal
characters were In the Bame hands as be-
fore, and were entirely BatislacsoFy. The
Isms elegant costumes and Tsra Htpse mt
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ls.. NIrh.,. ohau,pn q al .l,o,Ipr.

The c. L. s. @, met last evening in the
Y. NJ. O. A, rooms, about forty persons be-
ing present. The lesson for tho evening
was study inelectricity, accompanied by
very successful experiments. Miss EN-.
ma Stevens read q very interesting chsrac.
ter sketch, entitled "Sulla." Mrs. Allison
read beautifully, "ziotto's Tower" Mr..
Joseph Bell read Q paper on "The Gladia.
tors," which was listened 10 with great
pleasure. Mr.. John L. Roemer, read his
report as critic, which was full Of good
hits. The Round Table exercise consist
ed Of series Of narratives Of current events
in West Virginia, each member giving
some events, humorous or otherwise,
was quite an enjoyable part Of the
entertainment.
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ruANKss1YlNa ADDRESS.
sixth Annual Sack Gathering of the Child
renIa Hunh.

ren'S Home.
KIND FRIENDS: ALTER another year o
toll, whether OF hand or brain, the season
has again come, when as Nation thank
is given to the God who has blessed GU
labor.
We greet you with hearty good wishe
for happy Thanksgiving time in eacl
home, and tho hope that all may fee
gratitude 10 the giver Of every good, d
this season.
There are few hearts that do not sym
pathize, when in the midst Of comfort ant
Of happiness, with the friendIess ant
the homeless.
Therefore, while greatful for all God'i
blessings, let US remember the waits anG
orphans, who, having no home OF their
own, are gathered in the Children's
Home, which proved such blessing to
our community.
Sacks and envelopes are again being
sent to every part OF the city with the re-
quest that there be placed therein some-
thing that will be usteul in the Home, or q
gift Of money which can be used as most
needed.
We trust you will be glad to respond 10
the appeal for such giving brings a
blessing no less to the giver than 10 the
receiver.
The work OF the Home has been carried
on very successfully during the past year,
and many children have been made com.
forlable and taught TO be useful and
good, who would, but for this Institution,
have grown up 10 lives Of vice and i'm.
morality. 1t may be well 10 remember
that it often costs more to punish Crimi-
nails than it would have cost to provide
them with religious training and the good
influenc. which would have saved them.
The Thanksgiving Sacks will be called
for on next Tueeday and Wednesday, but
yon can aid the committee by leaving
your sack at the nearest groc9ry.
The Home will keep open doors on
Thanksgiving Day, and a L are invited to in.
speGt the institution and see the children
enjoy their customary dinner, provided
By the kindness oisiriends.
Desiring yonr continued interest in the
Home and all that pertains to it, we are
Youru Sincerely.
w. A. LIFT,
W. B. SlHPsoS,
s. Z. WALLACE
Committee.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents aud Iueidsnts in West Virginia
and Vicinity.


Samuel Spencer, one OF Wellsburg's
oldest citizens, aged 70, died this week.
On Saturday night L. R. Smith. the
newly appointed postmaster at New Cum
berlRnd, took charge Of the office.
The Congregational Church at Brilliant,
mp the river, has raised the necessary
funds to secure the services OF q pastor.
Col. R. A. Monroe, Of Kingwood, has
been appointed clerk to tho Lembfick In
dianAGency, in Idaho, at salary Of 5000
per anrum.
The sewer pipe manufacturers are talk.
ing Of forming new organization. A
meeting was held at Toronto, Ohio, this
week, but nothing definite was done.
Rev. John R. Thompson, OF Brooklyn,
formerly President oil the State University
at Morgantown. Is to lecture before the
societies ofthe University on the Ssh prox.
]. NJ. Ogier, of Cambridge, Ohio, has
about 500 pounds Of pennyroyal oil at
his drug store ready to ship 70 the eastern
market. This oil is medical ingredient
Of great value.
This Is an era OF reform. The O class Of
the st. Clairsville High School publish,
over their signatures, o resolution that
they will no longer use the vulgar words
mash" and "crank."
A joint stock company Is being organ.
lied for the purpose OF sinking gas well
at Brilliant, Ohio, which, in case il Is. q
strong one, will be sold to some New York
capitalists who intend TO locate and erect q
large glass factory for the manufacture Of
blown ware.
Engineers are engaged in locating an
extension OF the Ohio Central road from
Charleston to Kanawha Falls. distance
Of IS miles, at which place the Ohio Cen.
trail will connect with the Chesapeake &
Ohio Railway. This extension will be
constructed next year.
Judge ]. NJ. Jackson. acting as umpire,
in case referred to him by the county
court OF Wood county, decided that the
Sheriff must himself provide the necessary
badding for the prisoners confined in Jail,
This is an item of expense which hither-
to has been borne by the county.
Hon. W. S. Henshaw. OF Martinsburg,
has offered a gold medal to that member
Of the Parthenon and Columbian literary
societies, respectively. Of the State Uni.
versity, who shall deliver the best original
Grafton before committee, Of which the
President Of the University is to be chair
man.
Governor Wilson has issued pardon
to D. Y. Lackey, Of Milton, sentenced
from Cabell Circuit Court, in March last,
for a term Of three years, for assault on
Detective Burnett. The recommends
tons for Executive ciemency was signed
by nine Of the Jurors, who convicted
Lackey, and large number Of persons
In Cabell and Wayne counties.
GREAT Bun Race at the ohapline street
rtnG koniohf
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AcRAzY MAN wIru eUN.
A Tough Customer Locked Up Last Night n,
n Lunhiic.


RLunatic.
Last evening Mrs. Muldoon, whose hus.
band keeps a saloon at the corner Of
Twentieth and Main streets, telephOned to
police headquarters asking that an officer
be sent over to arrest her son, commonly
known as "Buck" Mu!doon, as he was be.
having in such a manner as to leave no
doubt that he was Insane. The police
have had some experience with Muldoon,
who was once before arrested as lunatic,
and therefore Officers Bell, West and
Lukens all went over. Buck was in the
saloon, and when he saw the officers he
reached for q sixteen.shot rifle sitting in
the corner. His brother.in-law, Doc.
Taylor, endeavored to hold him, but the
young man was too much for him. Officer
West leaped over the counter just In time
to prevent Bucks using the gun or being
shot by one Of the policemen. He was
conveyed to the county Jail with some
difficulty and locked up to await an in
Guest in lunRcy.
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INDUSTRIAL NEWS NOTES.
Matters In the Matt and GlaNS Factories AM

/
49, RlscWheTe.
The Il IN rolling mill is still closed
down but expects to b,gin work next
week.
The Liable Glass Works at Bridgeport
which has not been running since Febru
airy, 1884, will start up January l.
Four additional nail machines started a
the Belmont this week, three at the
Riverside and one at the Benwood.
Five nailers left here yesterday for Sun
bury, Pa, TO work in General Beaver
mill, which is going to work double turn
George McKim's factory for the manu-
lf4cture OF self.feeding nail machines, al
Martins Ferry, will be ready for oper
alton December Is.
ltIAn example Of the scarcity Of nails in
Pittsburgh is the TACT stated in an evening
Paper that steel firm recently paid 81 FOL
key Of ten.penntes.
A letter has been received here from
Bellville, Ills, stating that prominent
citizen had arranged to start cooperative
/ factory with sixty mschinCs, all to be run
by union nailers.
Both tho Central and Hobbs, Brocku-
nier & Co.'s glass houses are running
steadily. with full forces on, and turning
out as fine ware as any concern in this
country can make.
A new invention 10 announced at Pitts.
burgh by which it is expected to utilize
natural gas for lighting purposes. The
principal part OF the process is heating the
gas before it is lighted.
The Buckeye Lantern Company, at
Bellsire, is still shipping large quantities
of its lan!ernB, and has no stock OF any
consequences. Two mora polishing girls
we're set to work this week.
Manager Bird, OF the Bsnwood furnace,
at Martins Ferry, has received instruct
ions to get the furnace in order for inme.
diate blowingin. 1t Is intended TO make
Bessemcr pig as soon rs the furnace shall
have been Prepared.
A small cooperative factory at Wells.
burg, owned by some iot tho locked
ed out workmsn from the Riverside fac
tory, will commence operations about the
first OF next week. They have orders for
all the lanterns they eau make for several
months.
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SACK DISTRIBUTION
And GatheringI

The Sixth Annual Thanksgiving Sack Collection,
for the bsnsat Of the ChildrenS Home, il inAugu.
ratsd TO day.
Three Thousand sAohA will DO distributed, and
AZ many peIonS arc kindly asked 10 place their
donation In sack and have It ready for the Gx.
pFeanGR next Tuesday or Wednesday. Or you
can aid the committee and haVe expenio By lOAv.
ing your nck Al the grocery where Il Il allied.
Grocer arr thea expected 70 deliver same At Head
qunieTI, No 800 Main street.
nits not convenient for per,ons 70 all their
lack, gift Of money placed in an envelope aud
left at any ono Of The principal drug stores win be
obtained hy The
pqN ooMnTFEk
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The following named iurors have been
drawn and summoned TO appear in Part
II OF the Circuit Court next Monday to
cit in the hearing Of criminal causes
Charles Gruber, J. T. Cowl, Leroy Elder,
J. G. Hedge, Edward Miller, Charles Drei.
horst, Patrick McCaber, Charles Zimmer-
man, Nose Conley, A. G. King, Robert
Fordee, Josiah W. Baird, George Otto, F.
]. Rothacker, A. Somehow. g. II. Wat
kins, John Robertson, Peter Rhodes, John
West, IT,, Fred Knopp. L. ]. Counselman,
+. G. Myers, Ambrose Steer, Fred Lane,
F. y. Snyder, Leonard link, Peter Wen.
del, it,, John Happy, George Amos, John
Pogue.
The following will scrve in Part on
and after Monday, November 30: Her
man DIETRICH, George Marshall, William
Goering, Thomas NJ. Reilly, W. F. Butler,
". Gutman, Frank Ritter, David Camp.
bell, Matthew Chew, George Johns,
Andrew Talluan, Robert Meller, Conrad
Yahn, Samuel Mcconnell, Charles Stein,
James Stubs, Leroy Reed, Louis Metz.
ger, George W. Webb, George Richie,
John Arbenz, Charles Welty, @. H. Din.
ger, Joseph Marshall, Christian Ritz,
John Hsbetdeld, A. 7. Ray, James Cum.
Minis, i. I. BuBbey, Ed ProsseI,
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The attention OF those desiring to secure
handsome and valuable presents for the
holidays at y decided bargain is specially
directed TO the advertisement Of Mr.. A. A.
FranEheim in this issue. To-day Mr..
FranEheim commences to dispose Of his
large stock Of iswelry, clocks, silver ware
and bric.a-brGc At auction. Everything
has got 10 be disposed Of as soon as pos
sible. a. Mr.. FranEhcim Is anxious TO get
back to his silver mine in New Mexico.
HIS stock Is large and well selected one
andwill bs sold regardless Of cost to the
highest bidder.
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gnrgfnt.

NOR RENT-RooMs WITH BOARD,
Il at No. 81 Fifteenth street noll
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The different labor organizl tiong Of
Wheeling have set on foot movement
which will probably materializ9 next
Saturday, November 2s, in great labor
demonstration in this city under the
auspices OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly and the X: OF L. The
plan includes a daylight parade OF an i'm
posing character, and meeting to be ad'
dressed by several famous speakers
Messrs. John Jarrett, Thomas A. Arm
strong and Steven B. ElkiEs are mention
ed as the probable orators Of the day.
Definite arrangements are expected to be
completed at tomorrow afternoons meet
ing Of the Trades Assembly.
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AN1Mr&oMrrU RECITAL.
A Very Pleasant LIIIIs Unprsm sditatod
Musicale.

A Very Pleasant LIEls U1pTem sditated
Musicale.
The concert room attached to Burners
music house was the scene last evening O
very eujoya ls little improutu musicale
all the more enjoyable because OF its i'm
promptu nature. Between fifteen and
twenty members Of Wheelipg's musica
circle were present., also Mr.. and
Mrs. D'Auria, the new and vAln
able acquisitions to the city's list
OF musical people. Mrs. D'Auria
favored the company with several
selections which werereceived with marked
expressions Of favor. She has voice
that possesses no little strength and Is
full Of pure melody, although just at
present the lady has not become thorolgh'
ly used to the wheeling grip.p Her
voice is q highly cultivated one and she
sings with intelligent expression and
shading. It is to be hoped that the time
Is not far distant when Mrs. D'Aqria will
be- heard before large audience.
Miss Elizabeth Eddie, the accomplished
musician who has charge Of the depart,
nent OF music, at the Female College, was
also present, but was obliged to refuse to
sing owing 10 recent illness.
Prof.. D'Auria is meeting with crafty.
ing success in securing large class oil
those deGiring 10 cultivate the voice, in.
Guiding a number Of the leading Fingers Of
the city. He will give a concert shortly,
and soon after take steps looking to the
formation ola Philharmonic Society.
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SKIN, n; "! ;;3,,, |.

uuMILIATIEG Eruptions, Itching and Burning
u Skin fortunes, Loathsome Boss, and every
species Of Itching scAly, Plnply, Inherited, eeroi
l0rs and ContaRiruE diseases Of the Blood, Skin
and 8c1ln. With Loss Of Hair, from infancy 70 old
age, a:e positively Gu cd by CuticurA, the great
Skin Cure, and CutlsurA Tolp. an exquisite Skin
Beautier, externally, and CuticurA k6so!veut, the
new Blood euri1oI, internally.
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HVpOcrlSy Is the compliment vice pays to Virtue.
Initiation q the compliment failure pays 70 sue.
cfkl Tho nRme-uo. the character ol BanA0n's
Capclne PlAyicrs 70 initiated BY unscFupnlOuS par.
lies, who make and tn 70 sell plAsteni varIolSly
called "CapEicln,n WGpllcum," 'capsiclne /" Cap.
ceiYe. 90 cunni0gly and boldly Il this done that
careless people are doubtless sometimes bcSuiled
into huYing such articles IN p ace Of the gennlEa
Happily the number who follow thi. vocation do
dealers 70 handle the Initiation goods, meanwhile
be cautious. In the middle Of Che genuine 4 cut
OF porouSed the word tCapeine," and on the lace
Henson's-then eEamine, Opo Benlollt z worth q
d9lep q any ether KING, peitNNAi
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9e1iuto1ls alottcrs.

NPDISCIPLEs CHURCH-sERvICEs
Wy at 1880 A. u and 7P. N. Preaching by A. Il.
Griffith, OF Colorado. 4 ccTdlAl invitation TO all.
Sunday School at $50 A
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A coUN rERFFITGR CAUGHT
After:sovsn Ysars of LIbsrty-An Old jail
Breaker,

Breaker.
Yesterday U. s. Deputy Marshal Ne,
hen, Of Parkersburg, went up the Pewiky
road, and later ia the day came back with
prisoner whom he had arrested some
where in Brooke county. The man was
"Sauinky" Robinson, formerly Of Wood
county, who is accused of making and
passing counterfeit money. The olIense,
1t is alleged, was committed over seven
years ago, and Robinson was arrested at
the time and confined in jill at PArkers.
burg to await trial in the US. Court. He
managed to make his escape, however,
and has since been able to elude the Of.
ficeGs. Recently Capt. Mehen got word oil
his whereabouts, with the result men
toned.
Robinson was brought to this city on
the Panhandle train, in handouts, and
transferred 10 the train on the River road
and taken down to PArkersburg.
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The leading German comedian, GuG
Williams, will present his latest comedy
success, "Ohl What 8 Night" at the
Opera House this evening, 1t is unneces.
sary to say anything OF the stars ability as
adialect comedian, composer and vocalist,
as he is well and fIvorably known the
world over. His sections are natural and
his amusement is Of the most refined sort.
The songs and witty sayings are all orig.
inal with him and are the subject oil
favorable comment everywhere. His ap-
pearance in the Opera House should be
the occasion Of large audience.
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In order that sufferers may know that
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will always cure
them, Logan ( Co., Edmund Booking and
CharlesM enkemeller emphatically say that
Il the TabletSdo not Irelieye every case Of
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Heartburn, DC, DC, they
do not want any pay. The physicians say
they are the finest combination that can be
found. Price Is cents. TTHEAW
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WE have now on exhibit orr Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOIens, being CONF
plete line Of SulllnSS, pantaloOnings and
OVercOatings, which NE shall get up In
lrst.class style and III, and ut lowest
prices. Also, n full line Of Furnishing
Goods always on hand.
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n " VII ENuoWII T EVV IT - w " Z 1'-N7V'
The many friends OF Mr.. &. Marks, for.
merly OF the firm OF Blum & Marks, Main
street, will be glad to know that he has
again engaged in this city. Mr.. Marks
has taken the Mcclure House hat store,
where he intends to keep full and we'll
assorted stock OF hats and gents furnishing
goods. His old friends are already drop.
ping in 10 sec him.
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COVERED WTrH SORES,

hAve bean afflicted since last March with Skin
Disease the doctors Rlled Eczema. Ny face was
covered with scabS AID sores, aud the itching and
burning were almost unheArnble. Seeing your
Cut!curA Remedies 70 highly recommended, con
GUIDED 10 IIve them rial, ui-R the Gut'cu;a and
Cutlcura Soap externally. and Resnl!eNt intern
gratitude Tor which make th.z public statement
MRA CLARA 4. FREDERICK.
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Cu'icra stands at tn. nd OF It's cl4n, especial,
~ Is his the rate with the CutIcurR Soap. Have
the prevalence Of an RgRmyAted fom OF Itch
though NomG localltieI In the country. In which
tho CuticurA Remedies proved satisfactory.
WI HAkDlGG, Druggist.
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EndorrInr proml.sorr Notes.

When you have note endorsed by a
responsible business man, the banks will
honor it. When you find public men,
boards OF health and physiciars in hospi-
tails, endorsing the new medical discove-
ry,-Rsd Star Cough Cure, this is sure
proof that 1t ia, as they say, prompt and
eflcaciouS, and contains no poison or mar
c0tica.
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BROAD BaooE, Cosa. -
SCALP. FACE F1EI AND NECK.

Twas afflicted with Eczema on the scalp, Face,
Ears and Nick which the dragg'sIS. wher1 got
your remedies, pronounced one Of the worst cases
to tTy your CutCuh kemediCS Hnd aitOr i've day s.
nse my scalp aud mart OF ny face were entirely
cured, aud bopo In another wrek 10 ave my earS,
neck, and the Other part Of my face cured;
l2IE. an sEaEEr, NEw YoRE.