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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
Mans good Working shoes for 80 cents
at Lynch's, Al Twelfth street.
Resolutions of Respect.

The Board Of Directors of the Junction
Iron Company met at their Office in the
city of Wheeling. on Saturday, November
7th, 1885, to pay q tribute Of respect for
the memory Of their deceased associate,
Mr.. Alexander Laughln.
Mr.. Daniel McGarry was called to pre-
side, and the following resolutions were
presented and adopted:
The surviving members OF this board
have come together to express their deep
sorrow for the death of their friend and
fellow member, Mr.. Alexander Lsughlin
IL has been bat q short time since they
we're called upon to nnourD the sudden lots
Of an associate, and now with equal sad.
ness death has claimed another of their
number, and one who, from all appear
ances, babe fair for long life of success.
iul labor and increasing usefulness. AS 9
slight tribute 10 bis memory they de1ire 10
place on record this expression Of their
high regard for him personally and thair
respect ana admiration !c. The energy.
fsitbfulness and ability he always displayed
in the discharge of his duties as member
OF this board, aud sc o prominent and &C
tive worker in the manufacturing and 10
dus;risl pursuits of this city and Sate;
therefore,
Resolved, That they are fully impressed
with the sense of the great loss which bas
been sustained by this company, in com
mon with the whole business co immunity.
in tAs sudden ard unlook' 70; death OF
Mr.. Lsughlin.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upan the records # the proceed
iDgs of this company. aud that they be
published in the jnurnsis Uf the city, and
that copy be prts-n'td IN the children Of
The deceased. ard arc Der 10 bis surviving
brother, the hono.ed president Ct this COM
psny, with the respectful assurances of the
profound sympathy Ct the board Of di.
'ectoEs.
ALEx Glass. DANIEL Nc 7ASRY,
Sec Pro Tenn. Chairman.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

NsmoVonts Of Wb cell q Rites, and the Com
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Messrs. Joseph and D. W. Bell LETT for
Chicago yesterday.
Gu. BradGeld and sister. of Bonneville,
Ohio are at the Mcclure.
Tx Gregory and wife, Of Flushing, O.,
are at the McLnre House.
Mr.. Capt R. T. Devries is visiting
friends 10 Washington, D. c.
Miss Sophia Carr left Tuesday evening
on a visit TO friends in Chicago.
c.. Yecker, advance agent Of Stars
Opera Company, was in the city yeater-
day.
W. E. Hughes and wife leave to day for
Boston. They expect to be gone about a
month.
Thomas Rodgers, of Moundsville, passed
through the city yesterday, en- route from
trip to Pittsburg.
Misses jennie Sims and Beulah Arnold,
two charming young LADIES Of Chicago, are
in the city on a visit.
Miss McDaniels, OF Washington, ID. G
is the guest of Miss Carrie Whitaker at
her home on Jacob street.
Geo. T. Bell travelling agent for Joseph
Bell & Co, started for Maryland yesterday
in the interest OF the company.
Frank Stanton returned yesterday from
New York, where he has been for the
last week purchasing holiday goods.
Bert Mayer, of Bethany College, was in
the. city Tuesday. Bert evidently has some
attraction down here to account for his
frequent visits.
L. W. Inglebrigbt and family. Of Martin
Ferry, Ohio, attended the g2lden wedding
of Mr. Iuglebright's parents, al Half Moon
farm, Brooke county, W. Va yesterday.
Senator J. N. Camden remained at the
st. James Hotel all day yesterday, and
received many calls from leading Demo
Gratis of the city, who passed the time Of
day with the Senator, and incidentally
asked about certain Offices they felt an in.
terest in.
Col. Michael Reilly, the millionaire
grocer, Ct Wheeling, aud his bride, arrived
in the city yesterday on their Eastern we'd
ding tour. Col. Reilly ia doing quite well,
as he is on the gloomy side OF 10 and bis
wife is on the down grade of so years.
Leader.
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CowARDLY ASSAULT.

Two Mon Knock Down John fecht and
Throw Him In the River.
Between the hours of six and seven
o'clock on Tuesday evening John Fecht, 9
coal miner, who works at EbSert's mites.
above the city, was walking along the
"Pwiky" track on his way home from
work, when he noticed two men skulkng
along after him. He accelerated his pace
and the men did also. When he reached
q spot where no house were near, the men
rushed upon him and struck him to the
ground They then searched his pockets,
and finding no money dragged him to the
edge Of the river. besved him into the va.
ter, and hastily left the spot.
Mr. Fecht was enabled to crawl out and
Immediately proceeded to the residence Of
Mr.. Ebbert, which was not far of, and told
him of the cosardly attack upon hum. He
was uniDjured, save being stunned BY the
blow, and was unable to recognize the men
who assaulted him. The matter was
placed in the hands Of the police.
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THE SECOND MATCH.

The scheutzen verein Does Not Show Up
So Well In This Match.
On Tuesday afternoon the Wheeling
Scheutzen Versin shot the second Of the
series of telegraph matches in which IF
teen Of the best clubs in the country are
contesting. In the last--or rather FIRST
match-it will be remembered our club
made good showing, being only fourth
from beat, twelve clubs having reported.
Tuesday the boys did not make the score
they expected. Several of the best shots
seemed to have lost their grip, while Others
made better records than was hoped for
Following ia the score:
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The mott Important ssp 80 { Is process Is the
restOraiSn OF toe fuoc.iSrs 4 HgestIOu sna asEIn-
ileton to iuil and ubin eiu. tel exercise since II
isupon their astivi } slOSe that the q s:sm can
depend to replei b It's dEindlir tore Of eoergy.
Among TONES which The vice Il the eOpls and
high pr fessiOaa iDdOrement approve Is reliable,
HOststtsrlu siorah Bitt-r, las long teen Iscog-
mixed 80 The btsL Its proper lie, as . msfieafef
stmuans o1nusrd l. to a p rsans 9 dehng from
the ehest'o ~ fatigue. N nts Jr hs5ily, a. a I'm.
mediate mean Of count Tacri 4 their efseB; and
In cases where loss OF vgr l. ltt.ibu'ab 70 such
veakeE ing chrome csas 8 as dysPepsis sfsctious
Of tie kidneys ana hifdcer, and tas infmiiies
peculiar TO age II pioe dses perm4nenty beneficial
results 1hase tsln nbs zele' 10 h. alth add yieoT
liver eom.laiat and en- To ai0r, are aka removed
b. H. halss prsven;s aEd earss na'arial diseases.
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VICE PRESIDENT STEPHENS.

He Charges Secretary wise with Mislea' l.
ing the Manufacturers.
The Pittsburg Times Of yesterday, prints
a long interview with Vice President
Stephens of the United Nailers' Heaters
ard Rollers Association. Referringto the
tsbulated statement recently published BY
Secretary Wise, of the Western Nail Asso-
citation, comparing Eastern nailers wages
with the scales offered by the Western
manufacturers and nAilers respectively,
Mr.. Stephens says:
This is not question Of Eastern ad'
vantage, as Mr. Wise knows, and the nail
ers have presented figures to show (Which,
By the way, have never been refuted) but
an attempt to gain control Of the Eastern
market at the expense OF the wages OF the
Western nsilers and feeders. In his table
of wages be fails to state that his so-csiled
II cent scale does not stop there, but runs
down to one-dollar card. 1t also contains
a clause which reads: All breakage shall
be paid for by the mailer, and rs per cent
additional off on automatic or seltfeeders.
Of course he would not leave the impress
sion on the minds OF the public that any
other motive than actual necessity de-
msnded the acceptance OF the l7-cent
scale.
1T is strange that the Eastern sppari-
ton should appear at this late day, when
they have been paying the same scale
asked for by the nailers for years back,
and the very fact that this scale is now
paid in eight factories is positive evidence
that the balance can pay the same. The
clause about breskages being paid by the
nallers needs no comment, as the injustice
of the clause is palpsble to everybody.
"In my opinion the nail manufacturers
outside of the Wheeling district are being
misled BY Secretary Wise.
"a short time ago, when the Nail Asso-
citation was Stopping all factories month
and six weeks, TO keep the production
down and prices up, the Wheeling men
were increasing their factories Is to 80
machines each. have been informed that
some have put in more since the strike be-
gan, aud the company of which Secretary
Wise is o member put in 60. Still there
is no money in nails; we cant compete
with the East is their cry. They can
compete, but they want to capture the
Eastern nail market.
Another fact which shows that they
were willing to saddle the fight on the out
side mills is that two manufacturers in the
Wheeling district offered to run their mills
on conditions. This proposal was refused
by the nailers, as Wheeling has established
the nailers' scale for years back but the
fact that it was made proves at least that
two of the nail manufacturers of that city
were willing to pay the price asked BY the
pailers and leave the balance to do the
fighting.
Another fact is that, after some OF the
mills down there had spent good deal OF
money in putting up steel plants, the en-
ployes refused to demand 20 per cent. ex-
ira for working steel nails, and thus saved
these very men from a great deal Of EN-
and loss. They seem to forget
or not to know that the nailers have COM
msnded the admiration OF the most pow.
erful trades organization in this country
by their action in this matter"
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An Enterpris,Ig, Ps,iabls House.

Logan i Go, can always be relied upon,
not only to carry in stock the best of every.
thing, but to secure the agency for such ar
ticles as have well known merit, and are
popular with the people, thereby sustaining
the reputation Of being always enterprising
and ever reliable. Having secured the
agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Cousum p,ion, will sell it on
positive guarantee. 1t will surely cure any
and every affection n Throat, Lungs, and
,;s he:., anu to show our confidence, we invite
you to call and GO. TFisl Bottle Free.I
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Ssrvou. psb,l,.u,.dx Nan

You are allowed q free trial of tkirty dz q
Of the use Of Or. Dyes Celebrated Volta:c
Belt With Electric Suspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Il
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and Man.
hood, and ail Kindred troubles. Also, for
many other diseasas. Complete restoration
Q health, vigor and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred. Illustrated pamphlet,
With fnl Information, terms etc, mailed
rec by addressing Voltaic Belt Co. Mar.
hal, Mob.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12
THE GRAND LODGE
A. F. and A. N. Closed at One
O'clock This Morning,
After a Very Busy Session---0. S. Long
Chosen Grand Master, and
G. W, Atkinson, Grand
Secretary.

The Grand Lodge of West Virginia, A.
F. and A. N. resumed its session at Z
o'clock last evening, very large number
OF brethren being present outside of the
accredited delegates.
The first business was the election of
Grand Officers for the coming year. The
balloting resulted as follows:
THE OFFICERS.
o. s. Long. Charleston. Grand Master.
Hiram z. Howard, Pr Pleasant, Deputy
Grand Master.
W. s. Summers, Charleston, Senior
Grand Warden.
Gustave Brown, Charlestown, Junior
Grand Warden.
Hugh Sterling, Wheeling, Grand Treas
urer.
&C. W. Atkinson. Wheeling, Grand Sec
rotary.
Something of contest Was anticipated
over this latter Office, but only two ballots
were necessary.
The lively contest Of the session was
over the Office OF Grand Senior Warden,
twelve ballots being necessary before the
election of Mr.. Summers.
Three ballots were taken for the Office of
Grand Junior Warden.
Hiram r. Howard was chosen Deputy
Grand Master by reclamation.
Immediately after his installation,
Grand Master Long appointed breth-
rem to fill the remaining Offices, as
follows:
APPOINTED.
G. q. Collier, Wheeling, Grand Lee
turer.
J. W. Grantham. Middleway, Grand
Chaplain.
Frank Burt. Warrington, Senior Grand
Deacon.
W. H. Riggs, Martinsburg, Junior Grand
Deacon.
j. J. Peterson, Huntington, Grand Mar
shall.
Arthur G. Bailey, Spencer, Grand Per
suivant.
T. W. Bliss. Wheeling, Grand Tyler.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The various regular committees then
made their reports.
The Committee on Charters and Dispen-
sations recommended that Lewis County
Lojge, located at Walkersville, which has
been working under dispensstion, be
given charter. The committee also rec
commended that dispensation be granted
for the establishment of Lodge at Ron
csverte, Greenbrier county. The report
was adopted.
The special committee, consisting OF
Messrs Grantbam, Hamilton and Newton,
% which was referred that portion OF the
Grand Secretarys report relating to the
formation Masonic congress. re
ported favorably on the pro
ject, and ommended the appointment Of
the Past Grand Secretary as q committee
of one to correspond with other Grand
Lodges relative to the carrying out Of the
idea
The appointment of District Deputy
Grand Masters was deferred
At one o'clock this morning the Grand
Lodge was closed and the brethren re.
paired TO the upper story OF the hall, where,
IN the dining room,
TooTHsoME BANQUET
had been spread under the supervis
ion of that experienced and accomplished
purveyor, Grand Tyler T. W. Bliss. Here
The brethren enjoyed themselves until we'll
on towards two o'clock, when farewells
we're exchanged and the delegates separa.
ted to their several hotels and homas.
During the session, and at ito close, the
Grand Officers elect were the recipients OF
many hearty congratulations from their
brethren.
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An Answer wapted.

Can any one bring us a case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Els ,tric Bittert
viii not speedily curs2 We say they can.
not, as thousands Of cases already perma
nently cured and who are daily recommend.
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brightt
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle guaranteed. For sale at so cents
bottle by Logan & Co.
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NVanthnr In,lirnfinna.

WASHINGTON D. C, November l2.-Foc
he Ohio Valley and Tennessee. incress-
ing cloudiness and lOcsl rains, followed BY
fair weather, winds generally shifting to
colder northwestsrly, followed By . slight
cold wave.
For lower lake region, increasing cloud
iness, followed By local rsias. generally
warmer, southerly shifting during Friday,
slightly colder westerly winds.
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Advice TO Mothana.

Mss. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one o,
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never fHiEng success by mil
lions Of mothers for their children. DIR
ing the psocess Of teethilg lite value Il In
;slculable 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysensery and disrhes, gripping in
the bowels. and wind colo. By giving
health TO the child il rests the mother.
PRICE 9Ss q bottle.
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Personal.
wsddiug or Anniversary Gii1-Egipg Bros.
Lost Gol Necklace.
wedding Presents AeLain Brothers.
Teacher Of Piano and UrEan-EmmA <. VIM
hip.
Weather Strips-Nieolrs Art Store.
Undertakes and Funeral Direotors-G. Mendel
1 Co.
COX 0ut for Big Barglins-L. Metz.
Beautiful Bridal Pre- eDts-L G Dillon.
ExcelSioT Baking PoW1er-R II. List LocA
pRRel
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A BRIDanposr BLAZE.

A Dwelling House Destroyed Early This
Morning.
About half past two o'clock this morn
ing FIRE broke out in o dwelling house
on the north side Of the Bridgeport
pike, about half mile west of the river,
and burned until after three o'clock, com.
pletely destroying the edi6ce.
Owing to the lateness of the hour, the
name of the owner. or the origin Of the fire
could not be ascertained.
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Ruclslan,s Arnica SnIya.

Tho best Sslve in the world for Cuts.
BUSES Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped hands Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale By Logan & Co.
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L s aoOpkeo. selldrg goods the cheapes

0uR ladies' should call on Nine. Vaunt
of PhilSd, lphis, ct NeE McLure, and see
the moot bsSitehing styles Of fue French
hair work ever exhibited.
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SKIN, ' s;s ;;;;;.,,,, |
"a M ENW AND

HUMILlATJNG Eruptions Itching and Burn
III log ekin To,tures, Iosthsome sres, and
every species Of Itching, scaly, imply, Ipber
tied, Scrofulo "a am Contagious Diseases Of the
Bsod. ekin and calp, with Loss OF rair, fro In
fancy to old axe are positively cured by tuticura.
the srtat skin Cure. and Curcura soap. an eX-
quisite skin Beautifer, externally, aud Cuticura
Resolvent, the new B.ood Pudner, internally.
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The Situation Of stOuhenyilIe.

The s:eubenville Gazettee says: The
Jefferson Iron Works did not start the nail
rolls this morning as expected. the failure
arising from the refusal Of Bernsrd Nc
Cafftey to take charge of the new heating
turu,ce. This action upon the part of Mr..
AcCsfftey, it is rumored, was occasiored
entirely by the sntrestes Of his wife not to
90 TO work because she bad received
several amor ymous letters threatening him
with personal injury if he took charge OF
the furnace.
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COVERED WITH SORES,

have been afflicted ,ince 'sst Narch siih o
Skin disease the doctors called Etzema Ny lace
was c.veied with ,cAb, snd sorss, and tho IT, his
and burning we're almost upbearable. Feeling our
Cutioura ~ NEEDLES % highly recommend ed. con-
Guided TO give them ira using the Cuicura and
naly, for fonr months. ] Gail myself cured, In
gratitude for whie make Ms publis ftatemeni.
Mk5 CLARA A. FRkDEhlCK.
BROAD BRoOK, COM.
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Y. NJ. c. A. Meetings.

The afternoon prayer meeting at the 7 ::
n. C. A. building to-day will be conducted
by Rev Mr.. Dryden, pastor of North street
Y. E. Church.
The evening meeting will be led BY W.
A. List.
The meetings are held ct 1 and 7
o'clock.
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Az eIeganf and c0mpIeIe line .

AN elegant and complete line Of
RuItings, PantaIOODings and over
coaaings, made TO order I'm best
aayIe and az lowest PrieeE.
FOr comfort get one Of those
best Wool Knit Jackets, and your
Furnishing Goods at
e. HISS & SONS,
IS2I q Ia28 Market sc.
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A1brelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


The following shows the range Of the
mercury as observed yesterday by C.
Schnepi, the Market street druggist: 7 9.
m, sc; II m. 60; 3 p. u, 6Si ] p. m,
60 The sun rises ct 6:38. and sets 1850,
making the DAVIS length lO:l2.
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DIED.

LYNCH-On Tuesday, November 10, 1885, at
o'clock p m at his residence, No. 273o Eof ttrett,
JAMES 1. LYNCH. aged 80 years.
The funeral viii lake pla,e at 10 a. m, Thurs
day, fIom the Cathedral Friends Of the family
a,e respectfully ingited to attend Intsrment at
Nj. calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

$500 will buy a French Calf Hand
SeWed Shoe, at Lynchs, A Twelfth street
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To LADIES Bang Ia Pompadour, 10
gray hair. Especially handsome and be.
coming. See Mime. Vaunt, at New Nc
Lure.
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To LARIEs,-Besulful gray, brown,
black, and all shades aud styles of kanRs
to suit all features sud compilations. These
artistic goods can be had Of Nine. Vaunt,
at New Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-12

BARBER. the wonderful bicyclist and
Gussie Stritk the phenomenal skater, at
Cbaphne street rink tonight.
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Nav Portrait.

Those who admire besutiful crayon work
should not fail to see the portrait By Mr..
Hutcbiugs, now on exhibition at Nicolr 8
art store.
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BARBER, the wonderful bicyclst, and
Gussie Suitt. the phenomenal skater, at
the Chspline street rink tonight.
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LADiEsl Latest London craze, single
bang. Csnuot be detected as artificial.
Nine. Vaunt, New Mcclure.
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WoSDERFuI bicycle and skating exhibi
ton at the chapiine street rink tonight.
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SCALP. FAcE..EaRs AND NICK,

! was afflicted with Eczema on the tcilp, Face
Ears and Neck which the drUgest, where got
your remedies, probounted one VI the wont cas,s
thst had come under his notice. He advised me
to try your Cuticu'a Remed o. and sftsr Ave days
use my scalp aud part Of my face were entirsly
cured, and hope IN another wee 10 hsve my ear,
neck, and the other part oil my face cured.
HERMAN pLADE.
100 T. Ara STREET, NEW loRK,
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To LADIEs.-Bspg 9 Ia Pompadour, COP.
eeded BY all to be the most becoming and
natural. See Nine. Vsunt, at New Nc
Lure.
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IN GENERAL.
Police Pickups.

Police Court wss q dresry blank yester
day morning, not q single case being on
the docket.
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JUsr received, another invoice of STACY,
Adams L Co. Wsuksnphast shoes, easiest
shoe made, at
j. W. ANCE's,
ll43 Main St,
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$3.50 will boy good solid Shoe, for
Ladies' or Gents, ct LynchS, A Twelfth
street.
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ALARGE MEETING

WONDERFUL bicycle aud skating exhibit
ton at the Chsplins street rink to night.
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ITCHING DISEASES CuRRn.

Cuticura stands az the head Of its class espsoi-
ally 10 this the ta'e With the Cutcura 5oap.
Have had an unusual good sale this summer,
Dying 70 the prevalence OF an aggravated 70 m Of
teh through rome localities IN the country, In
which the Cuticura Remedies proved Satisfactory.
W. L. HARDlGG. Dfugyi,t.
UsIoSTows, Kr.
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Coughs and colds. Those who are suffering
non cOushf, COldf. Sore ThiOst, etc., sAould sry
REQEs's BsoEcpAL TxcczEs. sid any in bOrss.
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A TooTHsoME BANQUET

THE finest exhibition ever seen in the
city at the Chspline street rink tonight.
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CUrICURA REMEDIES

Are told ny all Druggists Pr'ce: Cuticurs DO
cents; Rssolvsnt, SIC; Sosp, rs cents. Pu1rss
DRUG ASp CHEMICAL Co foston. send ioy ,aov
TO Cure shin Disea,es"
REAGIriFY the Complexion and skin BY
using tho ticIlya koan