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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-21
aIARTIN's FERRY.


Tho Ohio Centcnninl-BaSe BalI-PersOnal
and Other Notes.
Mr.. John Nicely. Of Portland, was the guest OF
Il. E. Haughton, Thursday.
The Red Hose ball club, the cit, y'scnck nine,
will TICKLE Wheeling on the lslaI ID grounds this
afternoon.
Judge J. s. Cochran returned b ONE from Toledo
yesterday, where lie was In attendance at The
State convention.
Some taxpayers In the northwestern suburbs
are after the water works Trustees for the curly
extension OF the minis.
Paul Knrger, mn cntcrp:islng young man, Of
Columbus, o., Is In the city In the interest OF
the COlumbus SonHi1gs BbIh.
The "dlnky'' on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
nilrond will leave ten minutes Carll5r next
week on the supper trip" to Bcllairc.
Warren township will vote for local option 10.
day, and portlanders = re positive the law viii
carry BY large mnjorl n. Mt. Pleasant Will vote
for local option April. II.
A pleasant social vas held In Lafayette hal
last night by the Rn lights Of Honor. The aliall
was select, but lew Invitations being extended
outside the mcinbC IS' families.
Tie funeral Of Nj. Richard Swagcr took place
Yesterday nitcrno on and WIS largely attended
The lAugiin mi y closed down at noon ant
| nearly all Of MI. STugcr's fellow wOrkmen wcrI
present at the iunenll. The lnterment was In ut
| Zion.
Gen. S. II. Hurst, gunenrl manager OF the Ohio
Centennial and William ". Blne, OF Cleveland
were IN the city yesterday. Hon. n. c. Mitchell
| OneOi tho Centennial commissioners. WINS con
suited tn zee u Martins FcrryS Industrial O.
Establishments could be represented by exhibit
at the coming Centennial.
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Additional Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2O.-FlouE quiet
Wheat weak; No. red AprilRnd May lHR1II3G
June 9ilSAgic; July 92agic. Corn, spot worry firm
futures neglected; No. high mixed Giikc; No
2 mixed April, May, June and July e. ta63ISc
Oats spot weak and lower; No. white $50;
No. 3white NC; futures dull; No. 9whitc April
t2ail1Slc; May Il54ailIc; June and July ilAni1c
Butter firm; creamery 9ia2Sc; western factory ala
&c. Eggs steady; frSts i31{c.
BALTIMORE, MD., April 20.-whent western
higher, closing steady; No. winter rid SPOT 90.
h9lC; May 9l4R9l1Sc June g2Ag1Lc; July gOs n
Corn, western eRAlCr aud quiet; mixed sp0t G5flC
asked; May CO.. TaGOtsc; June GgJiaGOJSc; August
G0a6ic. Oats firm; western white re; domlxei
asai0c. Rye firm at 10aI5c. Hay higher, prime
70 choice western sl5 0Oal7 %. butter lower:
western packed l1a22c; creamery 28gTc. Eggs
lower and quiet at l2al2Ilc.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2O-Flour Arm. Wheat
quiet; No. red SSc; receipts go bushels; ship
menu, none, Corn active; No. 2mIKed 57n5TJJIc.
Oats lrini No. mixed 3ia3i5ic. Ryeilnn; No: ?,
&c. Provisions steady and unchanged. Whisky
firm at 81 o. Butter, sugar and cheese steady.
Eggs quiet aud unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., April 2O--HOgs active and &c
higher; common aud light 81 Olai, %; packing
and butchers s. JOj 20; receipts 40 headi ship
menA ! $50 head.
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SHIPMENTS OF NAILS,
BY Both Rail and River Brisk at
This Writing.
REDUCED RATES ON THE RIVER
Tho Loss ut tho Recent Hinge Fac
tory Flre-Thc Latest IN Refer
cnce to the Flint Glass Strike.
Other Industrial News.

There has been no falling off in the
shipments of nails from the mills Of
Wheeling and vicinity. Every boat and
frequent trains take large consignments,
and the Top Mill, Belmont and LaBelle
are now loading G,OOO kegs each forship-
ment to their agents at St. Louis. These
go on the Gray's Iron Line barge, and
will be taken out us soon as loaded: Be-
sides this shipment, the Belmont mill
shipped 1900 kegs on the Andes this
week, the Riverside company 1900 kegs
on the same boat, the Bellaire mill 205
kegs, and the spaulding Company
shipped 1000 kegs on the last trip OF the
Shirley. The Gray's Iron Line have es-
tablished the following rates on nails
To New Orleans, Zoe per kog; to Mem
phis, l5c; to lower Ohio, l2lc; to Louis
vile, 10c; to ST. Louis, l2lc. Tho pack
cts have met all these rates except that
to st. Louis, which with them is i5c.
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ANOTHER large lot of wetzel, Boone,
Crockett, Carson, placed in our 60 cent
section. BY mail ~ cents.
STANTON & DAvESPoRT.
BELLAIRE.

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Luke Gavin Is slightly under the weather.
Manlcy is remodcllng the lower wharf boat.
Mrs. Thomas Keyser's slSters, Annie and Mag.
Prof. W. II. Anderson, Of Wheeling, was down
last night among friends
Harry Kelly, OF the Belmont Glass Works, has
gone on an extended western business trip.
The Mcconnell came up last night with lot
Of ties for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Civil Engineer wadswOrth, Of the Pcnnsyl.
vania Company, was down yesterday on busl'
ness.
some Of the German church people ''kicked''
on the bill boards being erected near their
church.
Quite crowd OF the X. Of P. went to stcubcn.
vile last nirht via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
mllrOAd.
Receiver ]. II. Burgoou, Of the BcllaIrc, ZAnes.
vile & Cincinnati Railway, Is in the city on
business.
The residence of Mt. Scales, near Benlsylllc,
WIS totally destroyed by fire night before last;
loss SLIGO.
The Bellalre, Zanesvilc & Cincinnati Railroad
are going TO make some necessary repain In
their yards here.
A man and woman came near getting bit BY
+, he steubenvlllo accommodation yesterday In
Ii, &C. & P. yards
r. re boys who persist in jumping on the morn
l,S, 'nlns In the baltimore Ohio yards, near
saiIiy an & Williams coal works, will be prose.
a, ,ho ms meeting Thursday night set OF
,.i, ~, Nwere passed: FlSt, that company
~ orSari1e. and u committee OF seven be APP
pojpts,J ~ n. -eparc books aud receive subscrip.
I'm uP ~ that the capital stock be Si0O 900
tiIo " ~ IN each. Third that no work viii
" Legun eiiSer preliminary or otherwise until
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UKccnIt mari, -

The farce-comedy, "Keep. it Darl,,"
now holding the boards at the Grand, is
the funniest and in ever y way the most
artistic and attractive r lusical comedy Of
its class which has been seen at that
theatre this scasoD. The company does
not contain amer nber who does not add to
the pleasure OF the audience, and it is
rarely indeed. that cast is SO thorough
ly made ur Of artists only. To give to
each mep ger the notice which his indi-
vidual merits justify would take more
space than can be devoted to the play.
1t. T.ust therefore suffice to say that as
q whole the performance should be seen
| by everybody who reliShes "a little non.
sense now and them" and enjoys good
singing. The ladies OF the company arc
all evidently selected for their merit MS
actresses and vocalists, and yet no com.
pany has been here which could boast
Of more beauty than this. 1t will be
seen at the matinee to-day, and tonight
for the last time.
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The Hinge Factory Fire.

No time is being lost in adjusting the
loss occasioned by the fire ut the Wheel
ing Hinge Company's works last Satur-
day night. The insurance adjusters took
charge OF the matter the early part Of
this week. The heaviest loss was that
on the machinery and stock. To arrive
at n proper estimate Of that loss it was
agreed by the company and the insur-
ance companies Representatives to refer
the matter to appraisers and abide by
their award. The company selected
Chief Dunning, OF the Fire Department,
as their appraiser, and tho insurance
men sent to Cleveland for Mr.. Thomas
Fleming, manager of the Excelsior Iron
Works Company there. These two gem
tlemen have been hard at work for the
past two days, and last evening agreed
upon $9,24l u rs the amount Of loss and
damage on the machinery and stock.
Mr.. Fleming will leave for home early
this morning.
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IN THE D. S COURT.
The Francis larger Caso-A witness Ar.
rested for Perjury.

The Francis BarEer Case-A Witness Ar
rested for Perjury.
In the United States Court yesterday
the case Of Francis Barger, indicted for
receiving illegal pension fees from John
Hixenbaugh, was finished, and the jury
retired to consider their verdict. Asthe
case went to the jury late Judge Jack
son directed that II the verdict was
agreed upon last night, it should be
sealed up and given to the Marshal TO be
handed into court this morning.
Leonard Bissell, a witness in the case
named above, was arrested in the court
room on a charge OF perjury in former
case. lie was arraigned before Commits
sioner Forbes, and after a hearing was
held in $1,000 bail for his appearance to
answer to the action Of the next grand
jury.
Barger was also arraigned before Com
missioner Forbes on the charge Of sub
ornation OF perjury in the case against
him Mt former term, and was held in
81 600 bail to answer to tho finding Of
the grand jury. 'l
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ri,n I,lInt ma. S,rIl,n.

It is stated positively that six eastern
factories are preparing to resume work
under the demands Of the American
Flint Glass Workers Union. The exact
conditions Of resumption, however, have
not yet been made public. Several flint
glass manufacturers seen ut Pittsburgh,
said: 'The reports which have been
published about the manufacturers being
whipped is simply ridiculous, and there
is no doubt that they are published at
the instance OF those who want to boil
stcr up those strikers who have shown
signs Of weakening. think some OF the
statements which have been published
have been very injudiciOus and have
only tended to widen the breach, in
stead Of hastening termination Of the
strike. The manufacturers have not
courted publicity, but they would not be
human il they did not feel displeascd ut
the false statements which have appeared
so frequently. Concessions have been
made by both sides, and no ncwhO has
either invested money or his labor ut
stake, is not anxious to see the trouble
ended. 1t is not true that we entered
this contest with the determination to
break the Union. do not want to see
it broken. Whenever any differences
arise it is much easier and decidedly
more pleasant to deal with committee
authorized to act for large number OF
men than it is to deal with individuals.
can say truthfully thatat every meeting
where the question has risen, the unan-
imous opinion was that the Union is an
advantage to the employer as well as to
the employe. The idea we are contend
ing for is that the Union should rcccg-
nizc the fact that there are two sides to
all questions, and that We have certain
rights which We insist upon being ac-
knowledged."
as there any truth in the report that
since the strike was begunP"
mo; there is me- truth in that state.
mentm
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McAdams Cos. Back.

Officer Carney yesterday took Frank
McAdams, the conyictwho escaped from
the State prison ut Moundsville six
weeks or so ago, and who was captured
by Carney night before last, back to
Moundsviile and turned him over
10 Superintendent Robertson. II Nc
Adams wanted to be free he was very
foolishto stay here where he was known.
lie now loses all the good time to his
credit adds the six weeks he has been at
liberty to his term, and will serve about
u year and n half yet instead OF the few
months OF his term which remained
when he escaped. Carney got the $50
reward for his capture.
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hung y.nctnry Cllnrterctl.

A certificate of incorporation has been
issued to the West Virginia Bung Com
pany, or ganized for the purpose Of man
ufactuI. ing lumber, rough and dressed,
in all its forms, for buildingor other use
con- Ierting the same into bungs, or any
shape OF usefulness or demand; buying
CIR selling timber, lumber and its pro-
ducts, and dealing in merchandise and
material necessary to the operation Of n
band and circular saw mill, planning oili
and bung factory, and for the own mo- Of
barges necessary for transpor tation
holding and and conveying , eai estate
not exceeding one thousaD d acres for
the use ofthe corporation ani emitting tim.
Der. The principal place Of business Is
TO be ut Elizabeth, Writ county. Five
hundred dollars has b' sen subscribed ia
the capital Of the cory pany and $50 have
been paid in. wifi. the privilege OF in.
creasing the capital to 100000 in all.
The stock Is divided into shares OF 500
each, anEI is held. us follows: L. A. Cole,
OF Petersburg; Randolph Stalnakei
and D. L. Stalnaker, OF Wheeling, and
~; y. Hale and Maurice S. Hale, OF Eliz.
Oeth, one share each.
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Excnr,Ion to1lnrnnm,s cIrcu..

Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany will sell excursion tickets, includ-
ing admission to the circus, from Bur
ton, Benwood, Washington, Elm Grove
and intermediate stations TO Wheeling
on Monday, May I, at greatly reduced
rates.
The tickets will be sold from the fr;l.
lowing stations ut the rates annexed, .. nd
will be good going and returning or. all
regular trains on day of sale only: Bur.
ton, 81 95; Littleton, 81 IS; Board Tree,
81 70; Bolton, 81 55; Cameron, 81 IS;
Loudensville, 81 %; Easton's, 81 20;
Roseby's Rock, 81 90; Moundsville,
S5c; Benwood, Csc; Washington, 81 so;
Claysville, 81 Is; Vienna, 81 o.; West
Alexander 05ci Point Mills, SO3; Elm
Grove, Zoe.
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Hon. J. W. HOlllngswOrth was In town yester,
day calling ON his many friends.
The funeral Of Louis Kaiser will Take place
from .Etnhyille to'mOrro " afternoon at O'Clock.
"Blood" EbbCrts, Of Martins Ferry, was fined
81 and costs by Mayor Junkins yesterday fol
drunkenness.
burgh bridge at West Wheeling, 10y putting In
new abulncnts and tlmbcu.
Peter Joyce, the lad hurt some time since on
the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh railroad at the Gravel
Hill steel works, shortly nlterwArd eli tered suit
for 5000 damages lie Is now lying In the
must NECESSARILY DO nlnputaLed % ave .2ls lle.
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Stage of tho Water aud Movements of til

Stage of tho Water aud Movements of the
Bonts.
The Scotia is due down at an early
hour this morning en- route for Cincin-
natl.
Tho Elaine left in place ofthe Ben Hur,
in the Parkersburg, at II o'clock n. m.
with fair trip.
The g. W. Bachelor, for Pittsburgh,
and the Courier, for Parkersburg, are
this mornings packets.
The W. n. Chancellor passed down ut
8 a. IN. for Charleston from Pittsburgh
with big trip on board.
The river was stationary at this point
yesterday. The marks last evening in
dictated u depth in the channel Of but s
feet.
The hull and wheel Of the Fred Stone,
which burned at Point Pleasant Tuesday,
were saved, buthor cabin and machinery
are almost total loss. She was valued
at s, 900 and insured for $500.
The Louis A. sherley got in from Gin
cinnati at 1880 q. m. This excellent
steamer will leave on her return trip to
that point at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Captain Tom Hunter Is in command md
Charlie Reeves is in the office. They
are always on the lookout for the com.
fortand convenience Of their patrons.
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nation that the proceedings were pri.
yate, and invited them out as cordially
rs Mr., Delbru9e had invited them in.
They explained that Mr.. Delbrugge had
told them to come in, but were informed
that Mr.. Dclbrhgge had "nothing 10 do
with IT," The question does not seem
to be whom the Joke is on now, but on
whom it will be next fall When certain
y. NJ. d. C.'s are soliciting votes with
out much regard to the source they come
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The case of Robert Muldoon, appealed
from the Police Court, where he was
fined for resisting an officer in the dis
charge of his. duty, was tried to jury in
Part II Of the Circuit Court yesterday.
This is case No. 9 OF a long series against
members OF the. family, and us Officer
Glenn, interested in the prosecution, is
now dead, his evidence as given on a
former trial, was read to the jury. The
case was given to the jury last evening
just before court adjourned, and they
were excused from its consideration un-
til this morning.
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"a Free R1hibition.n

Last evening Messrs. Andrew ], Rob.
inson, james Baldwin and Nelson Eos
ter, three well.known colored men,
came into the INTRLLIdENcER Office and
related the following story, which needs
no comment: They were coming up
Market street last evening, when their
attention was attracted by music in the
Capitol Rink. Just then Mr.. Louis Del!
brugge came out Of the rink and passed
them, and one of them asked him what
was going on there. His answer was:
There's free exhibition over there 60
right over" They went over, but they
had scarcely got 10 the door when Mr..
Frank Grussc met them with the inior-
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SPRING md NJ

SPRING and Summer Stock Just re.
cciycd-tlG largest AMI most complete
In tllp city, consisting or Suilings, Panta.
lOnninsS aud OTcrC0aiings, which will
DO nude up IN the latest Of styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First.
class work aud III guaranteed. Our
ticnts Furnishing Department includes
all tho Newest Novelties OF the season.
G. HESS & SONS,
Nos. 1891 4 1898 Market Street.
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For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of bit
ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF
Figs. Recommended by leading physi-
clans. Manufactured only by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company, San Fran
cisco, Cal. Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton
2. Hess, K. B. Burt and g. Menkemiller.
At Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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The undersigned would respectfulfy
that he has lear,etl Inc She +,
man House, Bridgeport, Ohio. The
house has been thor oughiy repui' ed
supplied with modern Convenience, and
newly furnished throughout, and is now
ready to accommodate the travelling
public in q comfortable manner. A lin.
tied number of board ems can be accom-.
inouated. Chaiy,cs Will he reasonable.
W. j. McMASrER.
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Qbe SMtfllloenter.
0ulce, Nus. - and 81 FourtoCnth Street.


wanlcl-G.h for Dining'ROOm Work.
Crescent building Association.
For Snlc-G. q. smith.
For IteuL-ii, Forbes.
ChaHitpr SetS-Ewing Bros
White Mountain lee Crclln FrccErrS-
Ciiul'pf ThRukS-MrS. Sophia Knabe.
Sutets-ThOnup Davis.
For sale or EXchangr-J. II. TlrlslOr.
liasc lhlll-Mhrtln'S fcTry vs. Wheeling.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Louis A. Shurlcy.
For Sale aud For Rcnt-JamcS a. Henry.
Honest Tea aud COlIce-CUuncr 4 SucLvkcr
last vi Letters.
Queer Fits And Sthrs-Thlnl page.
Religious NUtlccs-FOurtll page.
SIX umbnllas-I. q. Dillun & Cu,-Fourth
page.
Minnie Palmer-FOurth page.
sun Umbrellas anil PlnlSols-GCO. l. StliCl
& Co.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 2l.-For
West Virginia, warmer generally fair
weather, light to fresh winds becoming
sOutllcrly.
For Western Pennsylvania, warmer
generally fair weather, light to fresh
variable winds.
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The Board OF Public Works awarded
tho contract for the new brick street
paving on Jacob street to Coon Leon
hardt, and that for all the other streets
for which bids were invited to George
w. Lemons, There were large num-
Der ofcontractors, mostly Wheeling men,.
though one Pittsburgh man aud anothe
firm from out Of town put in propog ~ =
Both the successful bidders agrS aus y.
employ Wheeling labor excluj leu 10
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of the Globe Saloon Mt Bridgeport, by
Henry p. Myers and Amos Urben, to.
day. All are invited. A free lunch will
be given all day. Come ono, come all.
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TIE oppressed subjects Of European
governments turn TO this country for
free homes, free laws, aud for tho FREQ
tsc OF Salvation Oil for their pains.
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IT is the slight cold frequently con-
tracted that finally undermines the sys-
tenn: Use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
beginning stages, and be cured.
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Elsven-Elover. i.u-
La6' es' Jersey Vests of n 50 cent quail.
i'S U he sold AT % cents at the
POPULAR, y
I'LL Main street.
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Excursion tickets - ,o,,, 49,,
through tickets, Baltim ~ az n lCsal am anu
handle, Ohio River, CioS IN t. UniU Ian ran,
y @o wheeling Sa6G I9llr 1ads. Union Railroad
'' '-VO '1@' act street. Lowest rates.
JoHS BAILTE, Agent,
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Buy the Aberdeen Linen Stationery,
S Is or commercial ruled ORPHAN, at
90 cents per box Il quine and 1 pack, ut
STANTON K DAVRNPORT's,
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DICKENS, Tbackeray's, SCOTS and
Eliogs Novelist our So cent section; 10
cents by mail.
STANTON & DAVENPORT.
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TRuMPHAXT SoxGs, Gospel Hymns
No. 5, Epworth Hymnal, Gospel Choir,
by the dozen or single copy, at
STANTON & DAvENPoRT's.
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin was raw. Body COW
cred with scales like spots Of NOR
tar. Cured by the CiItIcura Reme-

J.
| am going to tell you of the extraordinary
Chiknge your CuIiCuRA REM'EDIIS reformed on
inc. About the tirSt Of April last noticed some
rcd plmples like coming out NIL over my body,
but thought nothing Of II uIItil some time later
on, when II began 10 look ] Ike spots OF mortar
spotted on, and which came or In layers. nccoiT ,
panied with itching. ! would scmtCh eve ~
night until was nav, then tho next night ih1
scales, being formed mcanw hilC were scrF tcheI
OF again. In vain did consult all the doctors
In the country, but without aid Aitcy diving
up all hopes Of recovery, happened v 10 M
advertisement In the newspaper Rb mi vour
CUTtCuRA REMEDIES, and. purchased nem from
my druggist, and obtained almost i'm mediate re.
lief began To notice InuJ the Sc1L cruptions
gradually dropped OF and disapR AIRED one by
one, and haS0 bceDriully cured. had the dis.
ease thirteen MOI. tbs before beS IN taking the
CuIicuRA RENg-DIEs, aud In ior.r o five weeks
was entllolyScuned Ny dlsenSc wa eczema and
ps0rlaSls.l Recommended the Cur lcURA RENE.
Dls 70 all In my vicinity, aud " low Of great
D!hny who have taken the N, and thank me for
the knowledge Of them, cs oeclnlly mnther who
have babes with SCaly Grup, ions on thesr heads
lnd bodies cannot ex press In words the
thanks To you for what tho 'JUTlc uRA REMEDIES
have been 10 me, My body was covered win
scales, and wRsRn LWiul s[ eta Gle TO behold.
Now my skin Is as nice and G 1eIr Is bnby,s
GEO. cor 'EEs Merrill WIS.
Feb. Z. iSsSE-Eot tracc what ooyer Of the
disease tromAhich SUITE led has shown iLeli
since my cure. GE( :. COTEf.
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The Thermometer ut SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered us follows: