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National Republican., 1886-12-11

Mr.. ]. Speed Pennebaker of washington city,
and Miss Dora Murray, Of jefferson county,
were married at the home of the bride at 0
o'clock last evening, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. A. /. Hobbs, ID. d., pastor of
the First Christian Church, of this city. The
attendants were Me- Charles Peunebaker
brother ofthe groom, and Miss Annie McClarty
DR. VIM. Murray, of the county, aud Mr.. Penne.
baker is the son of Col Charles d. Penneba-
ker, of Washington d. g., n former well.known
citizen OF Kentucky. MIR. and Mrs. Penneba-
ker will visit New orleans and other southern
cities on their tour Courier Journal, Dec.S.
At the conclusion Of their tour Mr.. Penne-
baker with his wife will return to Washing
ton, where he is well-known and popular
young lawyer.
LADIES should visit 500 Ninth street north
west for Christmas Novelties
National Republican., 1886-12-11
THE CABLE SYSTEM.
What the Washington and Georgetown
Railroad Company Proposes to DO,


Railroad Company Proposes to DO,
The Washington and Georgetown Rail-
road Company propose as soon as possible
to substitute q cable system on the whole
line Of their road for the present horse car
service. They are only waiting the action
Of Congress, and as soon as that is received
they will commence work at once. Presi-
dent Hurt has carefully examined the
whole subject, ard Ia satisfied that II will
prove successful In this city. The estimate
is that the cable road and its equipment
will cost S105,000 per mile. New tracks
will be laid, and all the latest improve
ments in rails, grips, cars, and machinery
will be adopted. pQHl
It is intended 10 run cars direct from the
Navy Yard TO the head Of Fourteenth
street, thus doing away with the transfer
system at the Junction OF Pennsylvania
avenue and Fifteenth street. A slight
change in the Fourteenth street route Will
he necessary. Instead Of running up New
York avenue TO Fourteenth street, IL is
proposed to carry the line up Fifteenth
street to | street. and thence TO Fourteenth
street to intersect the present track at that
point.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

A meeting of the Unity Club was held
last evening at the residence of Mr.. F. B.
Taylor, 1913 T street. An essay was read
by Prof. q. A. Kenaston on "Art and the
Greeks,n after which musical and literary
programme was rendered. Mrs. Bullard
and Miss McCreary played several selections
on the piano. Mrs. Emily Thornton Charles
read an original poem, Mrs. McCreary con-
thbuted humorous poem, and Mr.. Taylor
and Gen. Balloch each sang a solo.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
Surprises In Gloves.

A glance at the advertisement on the last
page would make 1t appear that the Palals
Royal intends to surprise its patrons for to-
day. Since the gloves are warranted and
tried on, and as the prices are low, the
heading of the advertisement, "Surprises,"
seems iustiilable.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
Ladies' and Gents Watches at Whole
aaIe prIoas.

Nickel stem wiuders, not the Waterbury, 81 So
Ladies' nickel stem wlnders, small size, s.
Boys solid silver hunting stem windeTs, IS 90.
Handsome line SILVER stem winding chate-
LANES, S..
Ladies' solid gold chatelaine stem winders,
Sl3.60.
Ladies' solid gold hunting stem wlnders, our
speciality, slS
solid gold ladies' waltham or Elgin stem
winders, s23.
Solid gold gents Waltham or Elgin stem
Hinders, s2s.
Ladies' li-karat Elgin stem winders all
handsome designs, hunting cases, S33,
Gents li,karat hunting Elgil. stem winder,
S4s.
Every watch insured and guaranteed rell-
able tlmepieCe. JACOBS BROTHERS.
1929 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
q. N. Wnlker Relensed on seO, ,ooo nam.

In the police court yesterday afternoon
the case against Geo. N. Walker, charged
with assault and battery with intent to XII
John @. Miller, was called. Mr.. Lavender
said that the dlstrlct attorney had examined
aflldavits OF Messrs. j. NJ. Tinker and R.
p, Evans, both Of IIyattsville, Md, in the
case, and be was willing to accept bonds ia
the sum OF 10000, with s. IL. Walker and
Thomas W. Smith as sureties. The bonds
men came forward and qualified in the
amount named, and the defendant was re.
leased,
National Republican., 1886-12-11
Prof. Bishop at the Congregational
Church.

Mr.. Washington Irving Bishop, we'll
known to the world as "mlnd reader" is
at the Arlington. Tuesday evening he will
give public exemplifcation of his strange
and wonderful talents Of mind reading at
the Congregational Church. Mr.. Bishop
needs no further mention, as his name has
been made known to every household by
the press Of the country. There is no doubt
that the church will be crowded, and Mr.
Bishop given hearty reception.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

All children who arc or desire to become
members OF the Childreu's Christmas Club
will meet at the Franklin school buildluy o
day at 2 O'Clock. The walters will then be
chosen and the badges will be given out TO the
children. II Is very important that this meet
one previous to the dinner. The ladies' will
mCet again at the Ebbitt House next Monday
nj II o'clock, when all the committees will be
fully organized. Contributions Of clothing
should be sent at once to Miss Kennedy, No.
1907 street northwest. All toys and other
presents should be sent to Mrs. X. Ross Perry,
No. 1909 = street. All the presents were given
10 the club last year and noue had 10 DO pur-
chased. Mr.. II. King, representing the lie.
brew congregation of tile Cily, last year mnde
the largest contribution of articles for presents.
Mr.. W, II. Morrison has already given $50
Christmas cards. duplicating his generous gift
OF last year. All donations of money can be
sent TO Mrs w. b. Webb, No. 1900 h street
northwest.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
La Pierre.

The opening OF the renovated La Pierre
cafe and bar yesterday and last night was a
grand success, attended by numerous
patrons and friends OF that establishment.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges the COM
pliment OF q recognition In connection
Herewith.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

TYLER,-In Washington d. c., Dec. 0, 1885,
ROBERT TYLER, formerly Of New Kent county,
Va, but for the last fourteen years u resident
Of this city son Of Robert and Lille Tyler, aged
90 years.
tRiohmond papers please copy.l ~
BROOKS.-JosFPH. the beloved husband of
Eliza A, Brooks, departed this life Wednesday
evening, at @ o'clock, at his residence, BEN
ning's, D. c., aged 43 years IL months and 8
days.
Thus II Is our parents leave u.s.
When they are old and dearly love US
Comes the messenger Of Jesus;
Wanders aimless through the household,
Bcckons TO the strong and stalwart-
And he follows where He leadeth.
Funeral will take place Sunday, Dec. 10, at l
O'Clock p. M, from the Fifth Baptist Church,
Vermont avenue, between q and streets.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect.
fully invited to attend.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

II. A. MCCABE, 600 Ninth street northwest,
Washington, ID. O. Stationery aud Stalioners
Novelties; Plush and Leather Goods; card en-.
CRAVING, monograms, crests, &c., specially.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
OLD CROW wmsKY-Kraemer' 737 eth st.
MIR. John G. Milier's Condition Un-
changed,

changed.
The condition Of Mr.. John c. Miller was
unchanged last night. The physicians in
charge Of the Emergency Hospital would
not allow any one to see him, as It was
deemed best not to do so. A high fever
had set in, and the patient complains Of
very severe pains from his wounds. The
doctors in charge would not give forth any
expressions OF opinions In reference to the
condition Of the patient, but 1t is evident
that Mr.. Miller is in critical way.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

OUR satin-lined overcoats are % per cent. less
than any other clothing house In the city. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and u.
National Republican., 1886-12-11

ALL grades OF mems, ladies', and chidren's
knit underwear and hosiery at Il. II. TIyiors,
933 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
Pennebaker-Murray.

Our reduced SIS oyercoats will compare fa-
vorably with those sold by other clothiers at
SO. Eiseman Bros, corner Seventh aud Il,
National Republican., 1886-12-11
The Unity Club Entertainment.

SPECIALITY made in ladies' mems, and chill
dren's gloves at r. II. Taylor's 933 Pennsylva-
mia avenue,
National Republican., 1886-12-11

OFFICERS:
LEVI NJ. BATES, President.
Late of Bates Reed Il Cooley, New York.
Gen. Frank ID. Sloat, GEM Manager.
Late Supreme Dictator, Knights OF Honor U. s.
CHARLES BELL, Sec'y and Treasurer.
Late with Drexel, Morgan d Co., Bankers,
New YORK and Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
Forming a ChrIstmas Clnb.

REV. T. S. BROOKE, Clarkaburg, W. Va,
cured ohioken eholera with 81. Jacobs OIL
National Republican., 1886-12-11

Insurers are invited 10 investigate the un-
equaled advantages of the Equity system of
pure Life Insurance, which embraces the true
principles Of
EQUITY, SECURITY, AND PERMA-
NANCY.
1t is Dehnite.-The Death and Reserve
Funds are maintained by regular payments
from the insured, equaling the "actuarles" or
combined experience table of mortality rate
1t Reduces the Cost from an excessive
theoretical assumption 10 a definite basis as
determined by actual experience.
1t Eliminates the Banking from the
Actual Insurance element, which arc COM
bined under the old system.
1t Does Away with vast "Reserye'' ac-
cumulation, which Is beyond the control of
the insured, expensive 10 care for, subject TO
depreciation and loss, aud not absolutely nee
essary.
1t Limits Expenses and entirely separates
the expense from the Indemnity Fund.
1t Is Prohtable-It provides that all sur
plus shall be apportioned az the close of every
policy deCennial period among the surviving
members entitled thereto, and is non.forfeit-
able from its apnOr Onmeut
1t ENempliiies the True Principle of
Cooperation.
Its Policies are free from all restrIo-
The Citizens Mutual Life Insurance AssOc-
alton will extend the benefits ofthc Equity Sys-
TEN Of Life ard Accident Insurance 70 the
INDUSTRIAL CLASSES
and all who desire tO carry small amounts of
insurance on their lives, by issuing
LIFE POLICIES of $3.50 and $500.
These Policies are superior 10 the small poll
cies issued by other cola panie5.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
DIED.

LADIES should visit SOC Ninth street north
west for Christmas Novelties.
National Republican., 1886-12-11
WoNDERs OF MEsMERIsM.

Prof. Carpenter is astonishing crowded
houses nightly at Willard Han with, his won
ogy. People fairly crack their sides with
laughter, and for fun and mystery the enter
tainment Is one OF the most attractive ever
given in this city. The professor will continue
tonight and all next week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

80c; Sears corn soc: do Windows Il;
81 20; do End grade 2ib 75c; stravberrie.
2nsl 10; blackbernes 2ib 81 90; raspberne,
2b 81 90 Damson's I'D Soc; lima bear,
2fb GOO; cove oysters In light SIC; de-
In full weight 95c@sl 90 string bean.
I'm s5G90c; succotash 2ib 90c@l 81.
early June peas 81 Is; French peas Ice
each; pineapple 81 so; Marrowfat peas 2fb
VI T597 10: 2ooesberries IN 90c@
81 90; 2lb Kinney salmon 81 so; 2lb
Pillar Rock 81 40; BIB sweet potatoes
81 Is.
FEUITs-New Valencia Raisins l09l0ic;
new Layer Ordors, l2@l2!c; new evapor.
ated peaches, l53@l6c; new svsporated
peaches, l3@l4ic; new halves, dry peach,
52@6c.
On.-Lard. extra western strained 500;
carbon, ITO, SIC; carbon, loo, &c; white
miners best winter 43a45c: white miners'
No 2, 42c.
FIsH-No. msekerel, 200 ID. $l2 70
100 10. Sc 60, 80 ID. b. Sc 05, 80 ID. IS As
so ID. s. 6 5, 40 81 l 40, 20 ID. 81 So, Is
ID. 81 Is, 10 ID. 81 Is; No. 2 mackerel,
200 ID, S. 90, 100 ID. 81 80, 80 ID. 81 90,
so ID. 50 Is, so ID. s. 60, 40 ID 81 80, 20
h. 81 %, Is 10. 81 Is, 10 10 81 05; No.
3 msckerel, 200 ID. Sc so, 100 ID. 50 as,
80 ID. So IS, so ID. So Is, so ID. 81 10, 40
ID. 81 Is, 20 h. 81 90, Is h. SOC, 10 ID.
Goo; Penny msckerel, 81 so per bbl.
round herring, 200 ID. 81 so, lOOlb. 50 20;
codfsh, 40 ID. box IS so; blosters, 100 in
box 81 so.
CONDITION or MARKrTs-Sugars, firm;
coffee nominal; rice weak; lard, weak; pro.
Visions. weak; canned goods are steady;
sweets strong; tomatoes are booming.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

prime steam S. OH; current make IS IS
@5 81. Bulk Mssts-Firm; shoulders
81 75; short ribs 50 10; short clear Sc 35.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 10. Butter-Quiet
and steady; northwestern extra creamery
33@34c; good toprime creamery 20@30c;
choice dairy roll l2@f5c. Lingeed Oil
Steady aud firm at 4l@42c Sugar
Quiet hard refined 6s@7fc; New Orleans
5@53c. Eggs-Hesvy and lower at lie
Cheese-Quiet and steady; good to prime
choi:e Ohio factory 6@9!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 8.--Flour-Steady.
Wheat-Opened &c higher, closed barely
steady; No. 2 red March 924@923c; April
93f@93S; May 94s@943c; June 95i@
s5ic, COrn-Spot quiet but steady; No. 5
mixed 453e; steamer No. mixed 462c;
do. No. 2 mixed and yellow 473c; futures
quiet but firm; No. mixed March, April
and May 47!@473; June 47i@48c. Oats
Spot dull but steady; white 38@44c; ia.
lures higher but quiet; No 2 white March
to June 403@4lc. Proyisions-Steady;
fair jobbiDg demand. Lsrd-Quiet; re-
fined Sc SAG? 90; steam 81 374. Butter
for high grades; Western cream
cry extra 25@27c; dairy extras Ice; West
ern good to choice lU@l2c. Eggs-Quiet
and steady; fresh l3@l34c. Cheese
Quiet and steady; Ohio fats choice SIC;
Ohio fair to prime 5000. Petroleum
Steady; 70 Abel test in barrels tic.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., March S.-Wheat-Closed
weak; cash 92@93c; March 92c asked
May cage; June 942c bid, 944c asked;
July 929c. Corn-Steady; May 4lfc.
Osts-Insctive; cash 343c bid. Glover
Seed-Higher and steady; cash and
March Sc 5O66 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

SCrOfuIa of Lungs
1 Relieved.

an, nov - wears old, and have suffered for the
I, sf,esu years with a lung trouble. Several
Ssmbers Of the family on my mothers side Of the
- had died with consumption, and the doctors
..rs All sgIssd In their opinion that 1 had con-
.nmption also. l had all the distressing symp-
>,us Of that terrible diseSse. have spent thous-
ds Of dollars 10 arrest the march Of this disease;
fAsye smployed all Of the usual methods, not
MY in my ON case, but IN the treatment Of 01a~I
.haln Oars Of my family, but temporary relief was
ID that I obtained. I vas unit for any manual
nhor io- several years By chance Uame into
nossession Of a pamF hlet on Blood and skin DIS
Sase -" nom the otce Of swift ,Ieoiho O.. Atlantis,
60 \ friend recommended the use Of SELt
Hbecidc claiming thar he himself had oeea greatly
fSnsnted by its use In some lung troubles re-
11lved 10 try IL About tour yeAra ago CO N
Usncei 10 take ). = according q Oh, ctions. l
mud " an mvtgoratinS tonic aud nave used
ntoUt City bot les L ere uIts are most remark
anle My cough has Il me, my strength mas re-
fufnei, aad 1 weigh sixty POUnoS more thaa l ever
aid In my life. 10 has been three years since l
stopi "a Ile use Of the medicine, oUi have had
~ return Of the disease aad there ara no pains or
Wo,kness felt in my Ia iys do the hardest KIND
q nechanicsl EoIk, and feel as vel As ever eli
sIros = as boy. These, EGoS' are WONDERFUL
et&tements 70 make, out am honest Wnen say
lnaf owe nv ex steuce nd health 70 day 20 willis
8oeeihc. 10 Is ihs oRly medicine that brought
ne any permanent relief d. not say thAt oWlt
tpfClnc viii do MS IN eFefy 49, - 30
tfvsIy athrm tina, 10 has done TINS muca Ior me,
anf would be a recreAut 70 the duty owe 10 sut.
F~~7ns, hu tAnity II 1 failed 10 bear this cheerful
= rtInnouy 20 The merits Of t1is =onderiul med'-
rinrI 1 am well known In the city OF Aontgom-
49, e,ty 4, J. HOLT.
nontgomery. Ala, June p, iSSd'
swaft, Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
an mood and skin Diseases q allied Tree.
TnE SWIFT SPEcIFIc Co, irawsr s. Atlanta,
q. or Isl ". Esd 81, n. ].
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GROCERIES,.
whaling.


There is no special change in the gen
ersl market. Canned goods continue in
good demand.
SuGARs-Have stifened up considerably
during tho last few days. Cot loai 7!c; Cubes
tic; Fruit powdered tic; Ordinary pow
dered 7lc; GranDlatei Standard &c;
GRADUATED ordinary &c; Standard Con-
fectionersA 64c; grocers A Gle; Pearl A
&C; White extra c 5.c; Ohio valley 53c;
New York @ 5io, golden c SIC; (new)
Fruit sugSr 4Ec,
CoTrErs-tireen coEes-Fancy Golden
Rio he; Fancy Green l2c; Peaberry
l2}c; Choice lie; Prime l0c Good 9ici
Fair &c; Roasting grades 7i@9c; Old
Government Java zoe. Roasted coffee in
oacksves-Arbuckle's ID l2lc; Csrdobs
/ 10. lac; Dlworth n. l24c; Dilvorh
Brunswick / aud b. Ice; lowering e. L,
C | ID. l2lc; lowering Java 3 Ibs 8Gt ;
Psrtola ID. &c. BQlk Roasted
old Government Java 24c; Peaberry
l3lc; Choice Rio l2tc; Prime l2c; Good
lie: Fair l0Ic; Ordinary lot.
RICE. - Csrohns head, 7c; Csrolipa
choice 62c; Carolina prime &c; LouiSisDs
Sic; Jaws pearl SIC; Broken 34c.
SYguPs-Choice Sugar Syrup 30@32ci
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 22925c; Honey
Drips 24Ca26c;,, California White Drips
33635c; BiKby Maple Syrup (barrels,
55c; Bixby Maple q barrels) &c., Bixby
Maple 90 gallon kegs) 6Oc; Bixby Maple
Is gallon kegs) 62c; Bixby Maple (Quar
Cans) SOC. Sugar, House Ozark 20@22c
(Se additional in half bsrrels); New CroI
New Orleans Mosassee, Fancy 45a 1870
Choice 43@45c; Prime, 3s@4Oc: Fair $50
3sc; Choice Bakers 28@30c. New crol
molssses Of all grades now in and very fine
Mixed goods New Orleans 32(@36.
PRovIsIoEs-LArge s. c. Hams 9a@94c
Medium s. c. Hams 9i@l0c; Small 8. c
Hams lOt@l0fc; California Hams &c; 6
c. Breakfast bacon 9@9fc; 8. c. Shoulder
6i@1c; Boneless Hams l2c; CIT
Sides Tt@7lc; Bacon Should
era sic: Ham Beet 9}9lOc; OrdinAr
Beef Sa@9c Country Sides 5i@6tc; Mes
Pork, No. lSl2; No. 2, 5lb average piece
very fine family. $ll.OO; No. 3, ordinar.
s.. 50@l050.
LARD-Terce 6sc; hall barrels &c; tal
6se; buckets tic; inpails lib 5ie; Tin pal
s Id Tic; Tin pals 10 ID 7ic; Tin pals 10
: SIC; tin pals so ID CSC.
CAxsED GooDs.-Standard 3b table pea
81 Is; pie peaches 3n 81 90; pispeach
) 6fb 81 70; No. 3 tomatoes 81 l2l@l 2
tomstoes 3b Boston market 81 2
|; canned corn, Thompson's IN new 1885 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
A Card,

To all who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, l
will send q receipt that will cure you, free
OF charge. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South Amer
lea. Send O selfsddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph T. Iuman, Station D, New
York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
Poison

had produced great holes in my bask and chest
and had removed all he hair OF my had, Jet =
beam 70 Improve in 0 weeks time, and the soree
bean 10 heal, and were entirely gJns tnEtds Of
eight veekn-
WILL JONES. Per.sr Uni0a Pan. Depot
Cisco, Texas, Jnly 10, lss5
TEE SWIFT sPRcIYIc Co, D1uer 3, Atlanta
Ga. Ess Yerk, ~ ". 23d st.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, March 2.
The market is very quiet all around.
The prices are the same as last week,
with the exception of very slight soften.
ing, and are as follows: Fine fleece,
washed, 3O@32ci fine fleece, unwsshed,
one-third of; coarse fleece, washed, 30
@32c; coarse fleece, unvsshed, 2O@23c;
medium, washed, 30@36c; medium, I'LL.
washed, 20@23c; tub washed 30@33c.
Demand for medium aeeces is good.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5.-Wool-Quiet
and prices nominal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
PSORIASIS
And All Itching and SCaIy Skin
and Scalp Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

pSGBIAsiS, Eczema, Ret'er, Ringworm, H.
i chen, Pnrltus, Scald Head. Milk Crust,
Dandrur, BARRIERS, Baiers', Growers and Wa her
voman's Itch, and every species Of Itching, Burn
ing. Scaly, Pimply HunOrs o. the Sl In ana SC Up,
with Loss OF Hair, are positively cured by Cuti-
lUra, the great kin Cure aud CuTeura Soap, an
exquisite skin Btautfer externally, and Cutieura
Re.olyept, The new Blood POrihtr internal Y,
when physicians and all other remedies fail,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

Quite q large number of railroad con-
tractors are now in Parkersburg receiving
the plans of the Ohio River Railroad ex-
tension, with view to taking contracts on
the work, which will be let on the 18th
inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
Blood

IL the lie, and he IL wise who remembers Il. But
In March Of last year QssfD, l contracted blood
poison, and being IN savannah Ga, AZ the time, j
vent into the hospital there Tor trestnsnt. SUI
Tered very much from rheumattsm 81 the same time.
ala not cat well under tbs tTeatnent there, n0r
vas cured By any Of the usual mems. } have
now taken seven bottles Of svift's specific and an
sound and veil. II drove the poison ont through
boIs on tbs akin. DAs LzAHT.
Jersey City, y. J., Aug. !, 1855.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

The distance between Addison and the
nearest railroad point, Weston, is sixty
miles, and during the winter months it
takes road "schooners" ten to twelve days
10 make the round trip
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09

II. E. Cars enter, Henderson, n. Y, cured oi
Ps'rirsis Or epgosy, OF twenty years standing. by
CuticuIa Remedies The mot wonderful cure on
record. A dus painful Of scales fell from him daily.
Phi sicians and his friends thoughi he musI die
Cure sF0rn 10 before q Justice Of the Peace and
Hend e:sOn's mO,t prominent citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
PSORIASIS, OR sCALY SKIN.

], John J. Ease, d. d g., having practistd dent
istry In thi country Tor thirty five years and be.
ing we'll known 10 thOusar ds hereabouts, with
view TO neip any WHO are afflicted have besn
for the past twelve years testify til A. the CutCura
Ben alles cured me Of PsoyiGgis or SSaly skin, in
eight days, aztec the doctors With whom had e l.
suited gave me no holp or encouragement
JOHN J. CASE, ID p.S.
NRwrnN n
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1a2 Per Cent.-Fiour Steady ana
Unehanged-Wheat Lower.
NEv YoaK, March S.--Money on call
easy at I@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4(95 per cent; sterling exchange
dulI and unchanged.