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AuAr DNALRR rA1Ls.
". M. Walker, the meLurs House Hatto
Mokna mn As.Iprmanf

". M. Walker, the mcLure House Hattor
Makes m Assignment.
NJ. NJ. Walker, the proprietor OF the hal
store in the McLure HOUSE building, yes
teIday made IN assignment for the bene.
fit of his creditors to W. J. W. Cewden,
Etq. The deed bears date November 0,
and the consideration is S. and certain
trusts named in the deed. The convey.
ance covers ell the stock Of hats, caps and
gents furnishing goods, show cases, shelly.
ing, counters and other fixtures aud fur
niure, except such portion as Walker may
hereafter select as exempt from attach.
ment or liability for his debts, not to ex-
coed 5000. The debts TO be discharged by
the assignee out Of the proceeds are, first,
the costs OF preparing and recording the
deed and executing the trust; second, all
rent and taxes due; third. to w. ]. More.
land, Of Pittsburgh, SS4S 90, and lastly all
other debts and liabilities pro rata.
Walker has been in business at the
present stand about two years and half,
and seemed to do safe business. His
assets and liabilities cannot be definitely
learned
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ANoTnER POLICEMAN
Charged with Grave AGiscouduct-As worI
Staten ent on the Subject.

Charged With Grave 0GIsconduct-A Sworn
Statement on tho Subject.
The following charges against Officer
Brinkman, OF the police force, were pre-.
eented in the Second Branch OF Council
last evening:
To Tia Honorable Mayor and CITY Council o
the City Of Wheeling.
GENTLEMRN:--I desire TO submit to your
honorable body the following charges
against Officer Brinkman, OF the Eighth
ward, sworn to by me as follows;
A row occurred in South Wheeling on
the night OF the 3lst of August, or about 2
O'Clock A. NJ. September LIST, in which my
son was said to be implicated. Conse-
ouenty Officers Devlin and Brinkmann
visited my residence aud inquired for my
son. Whereupon informed them that he
was not in the house (which fact afterwards
proved true) and they thereupon torcibly
entered my residence without explaining
the reason for their action and without
proper authority. After entering the
house Officer Brinkmann in the presence
OF myself and vile, speaking to Devlin,
made use OF the language, "Now we've
got the d-s---b-," and instructed
Officer Devlin to search up stairs, both
failing to find him. Furthermore, that
Officer Brinkmann mistreated myself and
family by pushing and showing US around
in manner unbecoming an cfsicer.
Also, that Officer Brinkmann' was in
toxicated to certain extent, as the smell Of
liquor was very strong on his person and
every action proved it.
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LOCAL BREvlrIKs.
OF Minor moment in and About the

"SN
"FnrTz EMMEr" at the Opera House
this evening.
The postotlice has received an abund-
ant supply OF two-cent stampe, and no more
will the public be compelled TO use onse
and 10 double licking.
Tug Wheeling nail manufacturers left
last evening for Cincinnati to Altend the
regular monthly meeting OF tie western
Nail Association to-day.
DuRIYG the month Of October lO6 cart
loads Of lime stone, broken by the prison
ers at the City Prison, were hauled away
and spread on the streets.
BARBER AND SrRlrr combination in
bicycle and roller skate performances at
the Chapline street rink this evening.
Mr.. Barber will ride down the court
house steps on one wheel Of his bicycle
to-day at uoou.-a feat well worth seeing.
Miss THERESA PHILLIPS, money order
and registered letter clerk at the poatotice,
has received notice thSt her services Will
he dispensed with after December l.
Postmaster Simpson has appointed Miss
Cozad to the position which is thus rem
dered vacant.
A VERY pleasant little informal recep.
ton was given last night Rt the Fourth
street NJ. E. Church parsonage to the
youug men connected with the church
and Sunday school. Singing aud social
conversation we're suCceede by refresh:
ments, and an enjoyable time was passed
by all.
TUE special meetings OF the Y. NJ. Q: A,
are increasing in attendance each day
The Association parlors we're we'll filled
both in the afternoon and evening. Rev
Mr.. Shot will conduct the ! o'clock ser
vice for everybody, and the evening meet
ing for young men will be conducted by
the General Secretary.
A NUMBER Of nail feeders from Benwoot
are assisting at the BellAire Nail Works
When all the mills are running feeder
are scarce, but Just now there Is surplus
The McKim seif-leeder was bsoken lasl
W, elk and the boys made vigorous ant
successful kick shout putting 1t back on
Btllaire Independent.
SATURDAY morning William Barnes, 81
old man we'll known ovet the river tol
miles around, died at the home Of rela
i've named Levi Barnes, near Mt. Pleas
ant, o 10. '.0id Billy" as he was com
monty called, had many ecCentticit!es
among which was desire to tramp tlou
one place to another, He spent his tint
in knitting and peddling eggs, and wa
perhap5- the most widely known loca
character in this section.
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How the pemoofnt. won in yIrrlnIa.

The New York Tribune OF Monday, says:
Gen Nathan Col, OF West Virginia, who
has been stumpiug in Virginia, is at the
Filth Avenue Hotel. He is Congressman
from his State. He was asked last night
about the Virginia canvass aud replied:
Nobody was more surprised ut the re-
suIt than the Democrats themselves.
They had expected barely to pull Fiiz-
hugh Lse through, aad were quite shaky
as to whether they would be able to do it.
/ spent two weeks in the southwestern
part OF the State, in the so.Called White
Belt The Republicans made gains there.
It was in the counties known as the
'Black Bslt that Malone lost heavily. L
cannot say whether the blacks voted the
Democratic ticket or whether their votes
were wrongly COUNTED, but 1t was through
the manipulation OF the black vote that
the Democrats secured the State"
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WnrrI1Na. w. w. Nov. 10. 18S

WHEELING, w. VA, Nov. 10, 1855.
Mr.. Christian Kalbit;T:
The sample OF Lieberwurst which you
left with me on Monday morning, 9th inst,
for examination for tho presence OF pois-
onous substances, and which you state was
obtained by you at the house OF Mrs. Jen-
ME Sims, and is part OF the same that
was cooked and partly consumed by the
family on Sunday, the sth inst, has been
carefully examined, both chemically and
microscopicaiiy, and the results are as fol.
lows: The chemical examination shows
no poisonous substances whatever to be
present. The microscope, however, re-
veals the presence OF 5fierocOci and Bdcter.
MIA, which are the results oil deGomposi-
ton in the substance under examination,
aud which would certainly PRODUCE all the
symptoms Of poisoning which these who
ate tho material have experienced.
consider that from the time II was
pufeaoaed, ,0ni Saturday morning, 7th
inst, until Sunday afternoon, the sub
stance bad sufficient time to develop the
decomposing and poisonous condition it
was in when partaEen of by those who
were affected by it, and particularly so Il
Aept III VAIN JLaGeI 90 uuASlbkaLlu LLlb
to have been.
II this material had been kept in cool
place or had been cooked, 1t would have
prevented the poisonous effects, for in the
first place the decomposition would not
have developed, and ia the second place
the heat OF cooking would have destroyed
the effects Of decomposition, but the
keeping OF the material in warm oven
for several hours, as was done in this
case, greatly increased the deComposing
tendency.
Still further, the eating OF this substance
on an empty stomach would increase its
effects. Respectfully yours,
CHGs. Z. DWIGHT.
1t will be seen by the Above certificate
from Prof Dwight that had the Lieber.
wurst been kept in cool place instead Of
q warm room no accident would have hap
pened and the meat would have been good
to-day. Isold some OF the same make in
market to-day, and it was perfectly sweet
and good. II was also tested by several
butchers, and all OF them pronounced it
good. CHRIST. KALBITzER.
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Mr.. ]. X. Emmet opens two-nights en-
gagement Mt the Opera House this evening
In ''Fritz in Ireland, OF the Bell Ringer OF
the Rhine and the Love Of the Sham
rock" He is supported by competent
actors and hia own orchestra, Tue en-.
gaSement promigeB 10 be one OF the most
attractive OF the present season. Mr..
Emmett will introduce his original songs
and dances, among which may be mon
toned his famous "Castla Bells" with
Chimes), "Brother's Lullaby" Cuckoo
~ Vas d Swell, "Love of the Shamrock"
"Come Kiss Me, Darling" Mountain
Guide" and several others. He is eaid to
be in better voice than ever before. He
is certainly receiving AZ hearty reception
and arousing as much enthusiasm wher-
ever he goes as he ever did.
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Rp1LLY.zANE.
Notable NuptiAis at the Residence Of BIHhoE
KaIn Y.stnFdny.

Notable HuptiAlH at the Residence OF blanoP
Kain Yesterday.
One OF the most notable weddings in
this city for some time past was that Of
Mr.. Michael Reilly to Ms. Virginia +. @.
Zane, both of this city, which took place
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Episcopal residence OF Bishop Kain on
Thirteenth street.
The ceremony was performed by Mgr.
j. I. Sullivan, Vicar.General Of the Do.
Cese, in theprGssDcs OF a number OF prom
inent people, friends Of the bride
aud groom. Among them were the
following: Judge and Mrs. u. L Gran
mer, Justice and Mrs. W. II. Cald-
well, Capt. and Mrs. John Mcclure. lion.
and Mrs. Daniel Lamb, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib.
sou Lamb, Mrs. George X. Wheat, Mrs.
W. ". Arnett, Mr.. aud Mrs. PlatotE Zane,
Mr.. S. Z. Hildretb, Miss Irwin, Mr.; and
Mrs. Lucius Hoge, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Bel!evills, Mr.. S:ansberry, Mr.. VIM. Me-
Ciuskey, Mr.. Win. Goshorn, Mr., James
Jepson, Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Miller and
many others. The time was very pleas
antly spent in the parlors before the APP
pearauce of Mgr. Sullivan in exchanging
greetings and extending congratulations
to Mr.. Reilly and his bride.
Immediately after tho ceremony the
relatives and near friends were driven 10
the residence OF Mr.. Gibson Lamb, on
Chapline street, where short informal re.
ception was held until time to drive to the
Panhandle depot for the 4:l7 train, which
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly took for two weeks
Eastern bridal tour. Refreshments were
served at Mr.. Lambs.
Both parties TO this union are well
known. Mr.. Reilly Is one OF Wheelin9's
most substantial business men. The
wholesale grocery house Of which he is
the head is as widely known as any in the
State. It has long been established and
Its present high standing is largely due to
Mr.. Reilly's business sagacity and enter
prise. In all public movements that have
taken place for number Of years past
Mr.. Reilly has taken q leading part.
Mrs. kelly is the widow OF the late
OrloH A. Zane. She is lady OF a genial
and pleasing nature, and In consequences
possesses large number Of friends. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Reilly are past the meridian
OF life, but time has laid its hand onthem
lightly and with the sincere congratula-
tious offered yesterday there was the oft-ex-
pres sed wish that each might be spared 10
the other for many long, happy years TO
come.
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Rotary assuredly qualities this gentleman,
and recommends him strongly for the tirst
place in Che office.
With regard to the Collector enter my
solemn protest AGAINST the appointment
offered you, for confirmation involves the
turning out Of ciIica OF faithful, valuable
servant ot the'(ias Works and one well
nigh Indispensable. | furthermore pro-
test generally against these several APP
pointments, because they involve the in
duCtion Of two gentlemen unfamiliar with
the office system and routine OF work, and
the retention OF but one gentleman famil-
lar Herewith. This hold TO be prjudi.
cial to the interests Of the Gas Works
the interests Of the city! And upon this
latter gentleman would be placed the
anomalous task Of iustruCting his superior,
as we'll az the burden Of "bteaking in"
his subordinat0-the Collector.
In connection herewith beg leave to
submit to you minority report, to-wit:
that after mature and cIrt ful consideration
looking to the best interests OF the city
have decided upon presenting 10 YOUR
honorable body for approval aud confirm.
alton the following names:
Mr., Jepson then names Mr.. He'll for
Secretary, j. O. Pickett for Assistant SeCre-
tary, and Samuel Faris for Collector; Mr..
Heil's salary to be 81 200, and that OF the
other two $500 each per aunum.
A vote was taken on the FIRST resolution
Of the majority report which presents
Mr.. Butchers name for confirmation. Be-
fore the vote, Mr.. Caldwell made few
remarks. He said personally he had
nothing against Mr.. Butcher and did
not desire TO underate his worth
or ability, although he did not know what
ability he had. at this point MIR. Pickett
very modestly withdrew. Mr.. Caldwell
did not want TO ses Mr.. Butcher confirm
ed. He wanted to see some Democrat who
bad lived here longer than Mr.. Butcher
and who was in need get the place.
The ayes and noes were called on Mr..
Butchers confirmation: Messrs. Butts,
Cragiord, Rob't, DsibruEge, Jones, Peter
SOD, Scott, Smith, Tracy and Weisgerber-
0. The other eighteen voted no. Mr..
Picket did not vote.
A long wrangle ensued as to what
should be taken up, the rest Of this msjor-
ity or the minority report. At last the
whole matter was referred back to the
Trustees.
It Is believed that several Republican,
voted against the appointment believing a
rumor that was started yesterday, to be
true. This rumor was to the effect that
lifMr. Butcher was not confirmed, either
Mr.. Rolf or Mr.. Seeley, or both would
resign. The Iuuor had recommends
ton attached 10 it to this effect: vote
az inst hatcher and there will be an OPP
portunity 10 put in Republican member
Of the Board when Mr.. Rolf or Mr.. See
ley resigns.
An INTELLIGENCER representative was
assured that there WAS not one word OF
truth in the rumor. Neither Of the gen
tlemen propose resigning, and in case
they did it is almost q certainty that 9
Democrat more pliable one, too-would
be put in their places. Had it been gen
orally known that the rumor was
false Mr. Butcher would probably have
been confirmed.
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LAWRENCE, y MURPHY.

This was sworn to before Justice George
Ankle. In conclusion Mr.. Murphy says
Hoping your honorable body will take
proper action to relieve the community oil
such unfit officers, as l am taxpayer
and claim to be an honorable citizen Of
Wheeling. Respectfully, etc."
Mr.. Jaeger moved to lay the charges on
the table, stating that they were all the
result Of spite work. This motion was lost.
Mr.. Healey moved that the paper be refer
red to the Chief Of Police for investigation,
and was ruled out Of order. On motion Of
Mr.. Tracy, the charges were referred to
the Joint Standing Committee on Police
for Investigation and report,
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THE GAS TRUSTEES
Present Two RCporIH to CounoIl-A Novel
Minority Report.

Present Two RCpuriH to CouBoIl-A Novel
Minority Report.
The new Board OF Gas Trustees last
night submitted to Council its appoint
ments. There we're two reports from the
Trustees--one a majority report, signed
by Messrs. Rolf and Seelcy, and minor
ity report from Mr.. Jepson.
The report OF Messrs. Rolf and seeley,
which was signed by Mr., seeley yesterday
afternoon and last evening by that gen.
tleman for Capt. Roll, who 10 out OF the
city, but who telegraphed Mr.. seeley au-
thority to sign for him, named Hon. B. L
Butcher as Secretary at a salary OF 81 400,
George He'll as Assistant Secretary ct
$500 and ]. 9. Pickett as Collector
at a salary Of 5000 per annum. This re.
port was accompanied by the bond Of Mr..
Butcher in the sum Of $4,000, with Mr..
A. Reymsnn az surety, and that OF Mr.
Pickett with @. w. Seabright rs surety in
the sum OF $500. Mr.. Heil's bond, in
the sum Of $4,000, was there but was not
filled ont.
Mr.. Jepson, in his minority report; ex.
pressed himself as follows: II - ~ -
WHEELING, November 10, 1885.
To he Honorable Mayor and Council Of he
Cayg IHhccEing: 4t
GRNrLEMEN:-Theu undersigned. Trus.
tee OF the Gas Works Of the city OF Wheel
ing, concurs in and approves tina. portion
OF the report made by my colleagues re-
ierring to the election Of MIR. August Rolf
as President Of the Board. Not concur.
ring, however, in the part Of the report
relating to tho several appointments made
by them, have Withheld my signature
from said report
have the honor to ale with you my
protest against these appointments and
request you not TO confirm the same for
the following reasons:
With regard to the Secretary, the APP
pointment OF the gentleman from Ran
dolph county was not agreed upon at a
session Of the Board OF Trustees; said
gentleman was SOLICITED, my colleagues
informed me, to accept The position with.
out my knowledge or consent. The mp.
plications OF the other candidates for this |
position were pigeon-hoied until after the |
appointment OF the gentleman from Ran
dolph county hal been agreed upon by
my two colleagues; saidApplicEtions were
held until my demand that they be pro-
duced and read.
In my judgment II was proper 10 have
endeavored TO select all efficient and suit.
a6le secretary from gentlemen longer
identified with the city aud its interests.
Should none such bs ioued capable and
deemed worthy Of the position, and the
gentleman from Randolph county alone
proved, Gttor such vain search among our
citizens, capable aud worthy, then his
Claim upon this position ought to BIO con-
sidered.
With regard to the Assistant Secretary,
! protest against this appointment because
hold that the position Of Secretary right.
fully belongs 10 Mr.. He'll. Five years OF
service in the Gas office as Assistant Sec.
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g1r,u Advertisements.
MORTALITY STATISTICS OF I'll
Ml CITY oI wheeling, for tue three months Gu

Deaths from all I4i
Proportion IN 0OO OF population per Ann I'M, 10
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Awonlertul pl.eoYnrr.

Cousumptiyes and all, who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
can find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
OF permanent cures verify the truth oithis
statement. No medicine can show such
q record Of wonderful cures. Thousands
Of once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives 10 this New
Discovery. II will cost you nothing to
give 1t trial.
Free Trial Bottle at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Store, Large size, 81 %, NwESw
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THREE VEINS OF COAL,
THE PERFUMED BALLROOM


Tho Atlanta COnIialliiOH, speaking Of he Hg'ac
OWL display, adds:
The peTiuInCd ball room WAS one Of the htIc.
and graceful features oil this gsea! Gent ~ ,l1
gUeslH entered the Opera HOrsc they Nutt g'tsyI.
WIKI the most delicious Od0R. N from Ng.y
blooming bt d oil 4 thousand tower Tho @t W. ~
laden Wtsh the soft, sweet Perfume thgi stetul "a
be the very breath Of the goddess 81 pleasure ~
wo5ing 10 The gslctleH Of the occasion UI wv,
tain, neatly placed, wa playing oil Tie g'e1',I
the colOgle which gave lsTlh ibis perfume ~ =. a
the pncticGd BOnsei Of tho lGdies at Onre ftts. ~
what II wa, We need hardly Esy hat tho luIp'.'.
and the two RtomiIelb were dIipenSing TO iHe ~
mOSpheEe the odoF Of
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WASHINGTON, Nov. ILL A. %.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair aud
warmer weather, followed during the
night or on Thu:tday by local rains, winds
generally southerly, shifting in western
portion 10 south.wea;crly, and falling bar
ometer For lower lake region, generally
fair and warmer weather, sontherly winds,
falling barometer, followed by local rains.
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SKIN, .9 "5 ;;.,,,

uuMILIATING EruptIous, Itching and Burning
u skin T0rtnreS, Loathsome Sores, and every
species Of Itching Scaly Pitoply. Inherited scrol.
ious and COntARi us DLeAses OF the Blood, Skin
and Scalp, with Loss Of Hair, from infancy 70 old
Skin Cure, aud Cut ur1 sOia, an exquisite Skin
Beaulillcr, externally and Cuiicura ReSOlYeut, the
nav Blind Pnfllnr InLnEmnllN.
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WE have now Oh exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOO!egs, being com.
pletc line Of Sultinss, PantalOOnings and
OVCrcOatings, which we shall got up in
ilrst.claSS style and I'll, and ut lowest
prices. Also, iuii line OF Furnishing
"'0"' O. HESS e. SONS.
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Gke Gatelti59enter,
ofnooi Nos. rs aud " Fourteenth street.


For Rent-RoomS with Boa d.
II Mrs. 'Lotte SenGtt, &C.
Wanted Coed secondhand Safe.
THE Party tsRt took an Over 0at,
Bank Of the Ohio NRlley-F. +. JeTSOn,
For sRIc-shelvirg and SHOW CLses-Chr!stian
EcAnepi.
H0ildSy Hat -DIngeB.
The Beaver Falls iroa Coupary-stoCkholder
4 CbsilcnEC-' It'd" shutilewOrth.
COniCCLIonGp' SugAr-K. J. SDytn.
Miuce McRt-P. J. smyth.
FOR sale OF Foe EeHt-Farms and HouEcS-JRs.
A. Henry, Agent
OpCTa hoUs5--ROmnuy BjC.
LIuiA.auR stale LOTTERY Company.
Mortality Satiit.cs Of the LiIy 'oi Wheeling
Fourth pg9.
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! was afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp Face,
Ears and Meek, which the druggists, whers got
your remedies, pronounced one Of the worst cases
u Try your Cuticurl Remedies aud after i've days
use my scalp aud part Of my lace were entirely
cured, and hops Ia another week 10 hIye my eATB,
neck, aud the o,het pat OF my lace cured;
HERMAN sLADE,
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COVERED WTTH SORES.

have beOn afflicted since last March with Skin
Disease INC doctors called Eczema. Ny iacc wa1
burning were almost unhc0IRble, Seeing your
Cut!curt Remedies 10 highly recommended, con
GUIDED TO give them rial uSiHE the CntlCuTR and
al y. for four moGtnE / call myself cured In
gratitude for which make this public statement
Mrs, CLARA A. FRED ERICK.
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This makes a difference in favor OF the
hand feeding OF but SO cents. The fact
in brief Is, Mr. Chew saya, that the capaci-
ty of selffeedsrs never exceeds that OF
hand fed machines more than 20 percent,
or one-dith, while the manufacturers de-
mRnd deduction Of % percent from the
wages paid for hand feeders.
A Communication received yesterday,
signed Manufacturer" is based mainly
on the insdvertent misstatement in Mr..
Chew's figures.
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To LADIEs.-Beautiful gray, brown,
black, and all shaces and styles Of bangs
TO suitall features and compilations. These
artistic goods can be had Of Mime. Vaunt,
at New Mcclure.
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W. II. BARBER, the champion bicycle
rider on one OF two wheels, and GpSRIe
Stritt, the best Of all boy skaters, at the
Chapline street rink this evening.
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Cuicura stands a. thu .aA Of its 81 49, especial.
ly Il ILI the UaIe with the Cuticun Soap. Have
had an unu SuAlly go ID sale hts SUMMER owing 10
the prevalence Of an aggravated form OF Itch
through some localitIeI IN the country, In which
the CIticuTA Remedies proved Satisfactory.
WI RAkbIGG, Druggist.