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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16

The August Flowers Of Atlantic City have
tis5snded
Gore, of the Chicagos, leads TIE League
in run getting.
Riugo, the Detroit catcher, has been sign
ed by the Augustus.
The 5O-cent admission fee has killed base
tall in Providence.
The batting Of the Detsoits is light, but
their fielding IS pretty.
A new professional team has been organ
lied at Poughkeepsie, New York.
The Boston Club is regsining It's luck and
winning fair percentage OF games.
Governor Hill and his staff saw tie New
Ycrkers whitewash the Chicagoans.
Sullivan, the Boston umpire, has become
very unpopular through some recent decis-
ions
Notwithstanding bis physical develop
ment, Carroll the big Pittsburg catcher, IS
only Il years old.
Serad, the Philadelphian, who is pitching
for Boston, has greatly improved and is de-
ing really good work
Other clubs are following the example OF
ire st. Louis in having o tenth man o. he
gIouud in uniform.
Even New York's great team seems to
get demorslized in the presence Of tbs wild
Western White Stockings.
The'Athletics are thinking of Southern
Trip N October.
George Baker, the catcher released b. s..
Louis, is now eligible.
Piusburg can credit a good deal Of their
success to Pitcher Morris.
Lille is the best base runner that the
Bufaloes have.
The Nets, it is believed will drop out
next season, and Newark is looked upon as
q good place to have their successors To-
Gated.
Columbus leads in the number OF disabled
men There are no less than five players,
including battery. on their sick list.
The bsar-eaters have very poor opinion
of the St. Louis Club, and think it the poor
est club that has visited the cultured city
this season.
Phil Baker "a Likely to be the perm aneut
first base OF the Nationals.
Louisville is delighted with Murray and
think him Just daisy catcher.
The Boston think Clarkson the mos con-
ceited man in the baseball arena
The Buffalo management want 81 500 for
Richardson's release now, when the season
is drawing to close,
Shafer the Lock Haven pitcher, struck
out ,Dinetten men in sixteen inning game
with the Wilhsmsports, August l.
From over the country there come reports
OF persons sustaining fractures of the arms
in attempting to curve the ball.
The Conference Committee on Salaries
will discuss proposition not to advance
money to players on their prospective year s
salary.
Nick Young announces that no other club
will be given the privilege enjoyed by the
Philadelphia Club Of charging % cents ad-
mission.
The Chicsgoans see no necessity ye! for
Is king down the flag which unfolds itself in
tn. breeze announcing them as Champ
OTIS 1856"
Jake Knowell, formerly of the Treutons,
covered from from the effects of the NOR.
pine he took at Coney Island in attempt.
lug 10 poison himself.
he Richmond Club is losing money,
tho, Oh there seems TO be no question Of
rheir capturing the Eastern League pen,
matt. The directors have issued cal for
a subscription, and if there is not liberal
response the club, Notwithstanding its po,
,ition, will disbsnd, as the Merit Club, Of
Camden, did in 1883.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
ONE WAY
of Looking at the Relations Of Labor
and Capital.
What Mr.. Stone, Of the Cleveland Rolling
Mil Company, Thinks Of
Workingmen,

In 3 recent interview with q reporter, Mr..
Stone, one OF the firm owning and operating
the Cleveland rolling mill, said: The iron
and steel business is depressed, amp what do
we care whether the mills are running or
not2 an only small stockholder, but
what dos J r. Wade, H. B. Payne or VIII
ham Chisholm care 40 ut the striker All
the direC,Crs Ofthe company are of enjoying
their vacations and they will eat Just as
many squsre meals and drink IS many
kinds Of vine Cor dinner IS though the mills
were in full blast Why should they care?
They %re AT Independent OF the income
thev nav derive f.Om the Cleveland Rolling
Mil Company William Chisholm, | know,
he 40 income Of $4,000 q yesr from an
o;bsr source. tell you the directors will
s. tie grass growing ten feet high all over
tie mill before they will yield to the strikers.
Agd while the directors are enjoying them.
selves these cattle out here are s,avying,
We call them cattle because we hire them.
not for the brains but for the muscle that
is in them. They are not to blame because
they are cattle. Ii is their misfortune. /
Ike 70 see the labOrers get al they car, and
an sorry for these poor devils, but, pshswl
they can never force their terms. They
mus, come TO rs, Yes, it is true that our
company has made thousands, and might
say millions but are we going to distribute
the profits now with these workmeu? Nos
much. | tell you we've raised the black
fsg and We are going to keep it up. The
strikers can held their meetings and reso-
lutte and write lies 20 the papers and the pa.
pers can damn the Chisholms aud the roll.
IL nil company aud it won't amount to
4 snap OF finger No. Pies5urg. with
her natural gas Ia Lot q menace 10 US. We
are not behind Pitts5urg, butthe truth is We
have Cancelled our orders and can well Of
ford to rest. Pretty soon these poor devils
will come begging u ger back, and We will
take back all We see &c 10 at our terms. We
beat them years ago ard we will always
beat them
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NM Notes.

Work has 5ssun on the usw steel plant
81 Po,tsyille
The lover furnace of Poughkeepsie, n.
Y-hSss bloSu out for the first time in thirty
wears, ana 6fg men are out of employ
msnt.
The wire made by the Lowell Steel Wire
Co. Lowell Is being used largely IN the
manufacture OF card clothing.
The Swift rolling mill at Newport, Ky,
has resumed work, giving employment to
about 500 men.
The president ola large iron manutactur-
ing establishment Of Wellsville, y. y, IS
corresponding with Z. r Traford, Sand
ford, Fla, with view to locating AID put
ting up large iron works.
The lesses Of the Vulcan steel works, at
St Louis, says the Age Of Steel are putting
furnaces Nos and in shape for blowing
in. The converters will be started about
Sept. l.
The Granite iron rolling mills OF the st.
Louis Stamping Co started up the first Of
LAST week with q full force, after having post
poped a resumption for q short time on &C.
count of hot weather.
The Pitssburg Bessemer Co. is running
double turn in every department at Home
siead. Rails are now made at the Edgar
Thompson and Union iron mills, proinc-
irg daily 500 tons Of rails and finished
iIcr.
lumber Of the men employed at the
MIL cf the P,ttsburg Forge and Iron Com
psuy. in Allegheny, were overcome with the
heat during the past few days. The mill
had been idle for some time and the men
were not used TO the work.
The Detroit Mich, Brass and Copper
Rolling Mill Company have contracted to
furnish 1900 pounds of sheet cooper TOR
the new cutters and down-spouts Tor the
Illinois State House ST Is! cents, delivered
in Springfield.
The men and the Joliet Ill, Steel Com,
many have settled their differences and
work has been resumed. The wages remain
the same. bu. additional help has been put
on to make the work lighter IN one depart
nent where the principal complaint arose.
News.
Since July lst, the leading rail mills have
secured important rail orders, and rail
makers now say that in al probability
August will bring more business IN railway
material than has been booked for months
past. The lowest prices admitted are
SOS 50 10 $40 rs. There have been offers
for large lots as low as $26, and 1t Is be-
Keved this price has been taken within
few DAYS. For small lots prices are hrmer,
and S27.50 70 SIS is readily paid.-Rsil"sy
Review.
A disratch from New Castle, Pa, August
II, says. Since New Castle capitalists took
charge of the sheet mill s. few weeks ago 1t
has been worked to its full capacity, and or
ders have constantly increased. The tAcih-
ties of the mill have become inadequate,
snd il is understood that Mr.. George W.
johnson is to day in Pttsburg completing
Arrangements with the Brown heirs for the
isasinS of the sheet mill department Of
their mill. This, if consumsted, viii not IN
terSer with the proposed scheme Of the
Youngstown parties who were after the nail
department.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
BENW0OD.

The upper steel plant hiss been Of this
week and it is not sts,ei when it VIII re-
sume. But it is probable thst it viii re-
sumo shortly, as it is said orders have been
received lately that viii reoessitste their
speedy resumption.
Miss Tice, Of Marietta, o., is the guest Of
Miss L. Neidemyer on Water street.
George carp, well known in police civ
cles, was struck BY an engine on the B. 4
O.. railroad Thursday night and badly in
iured. II was not known that be hal been
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16

Hay FEVER is type of catsrrh having
ocular symptoms. It is attended BY an
infsmed condition Of the lining membrane
# the nostrils, tear-ducts and throst, affect
ing the lungs An scrid mucus is secreted,
he discharge is accompanied with barn
.pg sensation. There are severe spasns Of
neezing, frequent attacks Of headache,
Ratery and infsmed eyes. Ely's Cream
Balm is 8 remedy founded on direct di.
agnesis of this disease and can De depended
upon, so cents a. druggists or by mail
Send for circular. Ely Bros, Owego \. Y.
FoR SEVERAL YEARS l have suffered
greatly from periodical returns Of hay
Fever. At the suggestion Of Covert L
Cheever, druggists, I obtained Elys Cream
Balm and used portion Of it during a Sc
we're attack. can cheerfully testify as to
the immediate and continued relief OBJ
tanned by It's use. heartily recommend it
to those suffering from this or kindred CON-
plants. (Rev.) q. A. Smith, Clinton,
Wis
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Pottery Notes.

David IngHs's circular, dated Liverpool,
July II, reports the earthenwsre business
better. The shipment to the United States
for II e week ending July IL, 1885, amount
ed TO ,l9S packages against 1899 pack
ares a be corresponding week IN lsSt
and tn Shipments from January 70 July
III, 1855, amounted to 1924 packages,
agsinst Sits for the corresponding period
oflsst year.
On Monday last the 6ne cylindrical
smoke stack on the Willets pottery WAS
complefsd. It is l20 Feet high, and IS by
several feet the highest in the city, Treaton
terra Gotta being ll2 feet high, Roeohng
hos feet and Trenton Rubber l09 feet Il
Uss built by Lewis Lsgton, who has made
a eompl. te and handsome JOB OF it. Over
100 600 bricks were used in Reconstruction.
Trenton, n. j., Advertiser.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16

In answer to Umpire Daniels. President
knight states that when runner Is hit by
q bafted ball the man Who bit the ball mas
20 10 FIRST. ard if the ball is thrown there
ahead Of him both base runners are out.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
THE CELEBRATED

IS FOR SALE AT the FOIL
John Welty, 1906 and 1908
E. c. LETTERS, Corner Sixtee
c. Bachman, 22oi Eof Str
Warthen & Tieman, Corner
Jos. A. Arkle, 4II7 Jacob
c. J. Welty, Corner Main
G. Shelhase & Son, Conner
M. o. Cornell, 1908 Wood
F. E. Smith, Corner Tenth
E. Prosser, SIS Main Sire
H. Helmbright, Col Market
!. B. Crawford, 1926 Market
!. S. Harrison, Martins Fer
w. N. Holiday & Co., Ma
VIM. Heslop, Martins Fer
H. Edwards, Martins Fer
M. F. Pugh. Martins Ferry,
]. A. Seitz, Martins Ferry,
Inc. Burkhart, Martins Fer
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University Of Pennsylvania.

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sureion IN EsoIovJ VIII kbc1tov vssk Dyzss
Tsr,l s.se,ess IN saI sssvsn tAss sessss
s.o.s Of nseDst Year.
3. cogEszn Mac Tvey>a rnsAsd ss<zA
IL xIDcAI scsost- ThsSyasy p.Ssa ssGns,
<tfk optional fourth ysax. Dsgfss n ID.
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= eouns sniss 10 Buropsaa sesesA Dsps W
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s1tec s1d ishsrHtaJ ss<k osseeeS 49,.
xs1sL szAssi s1fhsst sksat.sfss2 eDes
n busssx@U p@ssspsH Tv.z.S
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sssiiss 500 {..yH 49,
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11sssssssyS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-16
WAETED

rs RsrEn BY KEnsiNGrOS ART CO.
~ Ata ] 81 female help in all parts Of the
country do light pleasant work al the' homes sent
hy mail 10 am dTes- no canvasSing easy 10 learn,
ard any OF g can earn from s. 20 $40 per week. For
full information address KEssIsGroS ART RonNs,
10 Pearl st. Boston, Mass, Box SOS. !y5d
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Trade Notes.
At Beaver Falls, Pa, the axe works show
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INPOR

Each barrel contains q VALUABLE 30
r.ctions e,p. cially regarding Bread and
perb results, particularly when Minnehnha
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80
BASE BALL NOTES.

Games lOst.............. !lI.4I 3 SD !
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NJ r~.win.,ow.s soothing svrun.

Rev. Sylvapus Cobb thus writos tn
the Boston Christian Freeman:-Wo
wound ny no means recommend any
klnd OF medicine which we did not
Know to be good--psrt' for In.
rants. But OF Mrs. Wiusiow's Sooth.
ing syrup wo can speak from knowl-
eaEe. IN our own family 1t has proved
blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with colo pains quiet sleop,
and the parents unbroken rest M
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Here Is an article
winch works to perfection and which
IS harmless; for the sleep which it af.
fords the infant is perfectly natural,
and the little cherub awakes Us "bright
as button" And during the process
OF teething its value il iucalculable.
we have frequently heard mothers
say that they would not be without il
rom tho birth Of tho child TIL 1t had
finished with the teething siege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
oil druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
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VILE; r O Dorssy, rsxss; " L Dur
ham, Sulphur Springs; W r Byrd,
Hico; = + Marshsll, lradell: ] d Cate'
Grapevine; w + Ford, New Orleans I;
9 w Householder, Ksnsas City; n w
Witt. Whitesboro; w A Bennett, st,
Louis; Alvin G Ously, Denton; T r
Cornwell, Ennis; Ben Allen and son,
Kaufman; Frank EaEerIing, Texss:
j Alison, Cotton Gin; p A Jordan, In.
MIS-; J A Kelley, Cleveland, o., w N
kea, Jas I Woods. Fort Worth; Joe ]
Littleton, city; 4 r Logan, Terrell;
w ID Cobb. X G Brsmmett, city; Il
Kimball, Ennis; T A iones. r L Jones,
Il A Friou, New Orle. Ms; I Il Strong,
J E Simmond., Wits Point; George
Smith, Connecticut.
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You are allowed FREQ trial of &c
days OF The use Of DIR. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Electrical SUSPENSE.
ry appliances, for the speedy rolioi and
permanent cure OF Nervous De.
bility, Loss of Vitality and Man.
hood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete
res ioration to health, yigor and man.
hood guaranteed. No risk Is incurred
Illustrated pamphlet with full infor-
nation, terms, ETC., mailed free by adj.
dressing Voltaic Belt company, Mar
shall, Michigan.
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Our fall stock of awall PaperD IA
now IN ttore, and We are prepared %
snow mo largest and best assorted line
roper Hapgings" In the State. We
nsve Just received over forty thousand
rToils, All ireeh goods aud latest styles.
our llno OF cheap paper was never bot.
.cr, anu IN hne gold papers and ceiling
ueoorations, We have beautiful de-
sisns, anu can suit any taste. Samples
anu prices sent TO any part Of the Stato.
an. -, HAMILTON h You've,
20 Elm Street, Dallas, Texas.
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When you visit or leave New York
S..y, save Baggage, Expresssgs aud 81
Ds.sws,,,sxs Hire. and stop AZ tho GRAND
.NivN 40 IEL, opposite ursnd Cen.
val Depot CSC elegant rooms, fitted
upa = coat OF Si0nOo,, 81 and MP
wstus pot day. European plan. Eie.
,se9fe Hesta1rsnt supplied with the
sss's uorse 0>fes stages snd elevated
t "a Ss,9si 2 sl' e'pOts' Fsmiliss car
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Large Suit Filed.
We no,ics quite a stir and hustle
around one OF he priaciple b usiness
houses on Main street, near TnE
HERALD office, and upon inves iga,ion
we found tha' some of our principle
merchants were filing their orders ior
tall and winter sui $, with the fashion
able tailors, Douglas Bros, VIII seemed
quite pleased az having 50 many
suited" Their stock of goods EN-.
brace the finest lines of foreign aud
domestic cloths, cashmsres and
worsted thsla'esta aud most fashion.
able des'rns. Having none but the
best wors men, using nothing but the
best material, they turn out tho b, s,
made, most durable aud stylish suits
Their prices are low for good work
They can furnish at short notice bust
ness and dress suits. Call and see theil
extensive line communications,
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Respectfully call attention to their
optical department. They have OBJ
talued the services OF "a thorough
practical Opticien, who will carefully
lest the sight In all cases Of myopis,
presbyopiH,. astigm0tism and other
defects OF vision, and measure of the
iace Will be taken to ensure tho per.
tect lifting OF spectacles or Eyeglasses
Gold spectaclea and eyeglasses In all
styles made al short notice, and re-.
pairs In gold, silver, steel, or glass
work quickly and neatly executed.
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An End t. Boa. soraplnr.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,, says: "Hsving received 30 much
benefit from Electric BiLters, l feel IL
nay duty TO let suffering humanity
know it. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years; my destors
told me would have 10 have the bone
scrsped or leg amputated. used, in
stead, three bottles of Electric Bit,crs
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnice
Salve: aud my leg is now sound and
well"
Electric Bitters are sold at so cents
bottle, aud Bucklen's Arnica Salvee
at % cents per box by w. Ii. Howell &
IN
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wild Cherry and Tar.

WILD Cherry and Tar.
Every body knows tho virtues o
Wlld Cherry and Tar as y relief and
cure Tor any eneet'on of tho Throat
snd Lungs. Combined with these two
ingredients are n few simple healing
remedies IN the composition Of DR.,
bossnko's Cough and Lung Syrur
making II Just the article you should
always have In the house, for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchitis. Price 81
cents and II. Samples free. Sold by
all druggists.
GusrAv KopBR,
Now York Cor. Times De mo erat
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CUricuRA REMEDIES are sold evsrv.
where. PiIce: CUT CURA, 80 cents; Mr.
SOLVENT, SLIGO; soar, q cests. Prepared
~ tho POTTER DRUo AND CHEMICAL Co..
Bcsion, Massachusetts,,
send for Glow 70 Care stia Dissasss."
DlaNP Plies, sllckheads, ekin Hem.
IlNu iscs and Baby Humsrs, use
CuTICuRA HoAP,
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Advocates OF prohibition mood have
no FEARS OF "PRicKLY ASH BirrRRs"
w u is q medicine, and by reason Of
its oathartic properties cannot DO used
Nv beverage. Il ID manufactured
, ,rom ths purest materials, and acts
ultecuy on the Liver, Kidneys, Stom-
zen ana Bowels. As q blood purifier
~ mas no equal. II Ia pleasant " the
taete, and effective In action.
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A Positive Care for Every Form Of
Blood and Skin Disease from
Pimplcs to ssrsfuIn.

DIsFIGURrNG HUMoRs. Humillst,nc
y Eruptlons, ltcnipg and Burning 81 IA,
Ior'uro., Loatbsome Sores, and eveyy s,e.
cies Of Itching, Sea y, PImp inhcri ed
Scrofulous and Contagious Diseases o. the
bood. skin and Scalp, with Loss OF Hair,
I.Se inIapcy 10 old a g, are positively
cured Nv CurICuRA RksoLy EMIT, The Nav
blood Pnr tler. internally, and CuTIouRA,
the Great skin Cure, and Cur cuRA SOAP
an exquisite Skin Bssutlier, externally.
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Don't!- II dealer offers YOU a
bottle OF Salvation Oil without labels,
or wrappers, or In n mutilated or
detaceo package, don't touch it-don't
puy II at any price, yon oan rest as
sureu that there Is something wrong
IL may he dangerous and worthless
ooun'erfeit. Insist upon getting q
perfeot, unbroken. genuine PACK age.
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, boys call ~ the Hunstsble Boot q
v sw.,s company, III Elm street, and sue
VIII nunstsble's three now styles OF
ICES on shoes. The Dude, walken.
iss., ana Dallas toe Leave the pho.
,pNIspn o. your foot there, and the
shoes won't hurt your corns.
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The Beard OF Trade,
one OF tho neatost, nobbiest and
COOLEST resorts IN the city ia the sle-
gsmt saloon OF Messrs. Purdy q Ran
uAli' on tho northeast corner OF Main
sna austin streets. Tho purest brands
~ thN w nh s,, wines, brsndiey, etc., and
Inestic cigars are only kept. Tho chop
counter counter Is always supplied with the
lresnest and choicest delicacies Of the
season. Tho billiard tables are tho
finest In tho city. n
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DAtLAs, Oct. q. - The postponed
Ineoung OF those deeirous Of formieg
= eun .riub IN Dallas will take place q
me once of tho Brunswick. Balte
Sol'enuer company, No. Az Main
ss.es., ~ o'clock p. M, on Monday
'ns ON instant A. II. STUART.
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wasniIllcted with Eczema on Tho s,a,n
Face, Ears and Neck, which the druggist.
where got your remedies, prnnsunceu an,
OF the worst cases that had come under n ,
notlc': He Advised me TO try your CrTr.
cuhA kEaEDIEs, and sfler i've days. use,
my s9alp sni part OF my face were sntirsl ,
my ears neck and the oiho parLo NV iace
cured HERMAN SLADE,
I'D Il. 4th street, New York
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Bstei Arrivals.
AT rirE sr. uroRor


Charles ID Ruler, Jno Durham. y.
L,uls, J u smith, Texsrksnn; VIM
vssle, Breck n,itgc; Jno g hairy
Paris, J y Ryns. gro.sbsscs, > n
Tarner. Baltimore: Nd l. y Duolsp,
Norih Unolinsi Q Q Reynolds 0atss,
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bCAHB MD NOKES.
4 nave been AFFLICTED since last March
Win a skin disease the doctors called
Eczsma My face was covered with Scahs
ana sores, and tho i,shiDg aad burning
wers almost unbearablo. Seeing your Gu.
TicuRA II. MEDIEs 10 highly rccomn end
ed. concluded 10 give them trial, using
me CuTiouRA and CuTtcuRA soar OK,
.erntily, aAd REsoLvENr internally for
Tour montss. ] call myself cured, In rr. M.
tudc Tor which l make THE public al ia.
msns. MISS CLARA A FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-04
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