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SCRATCHED 28 YEARS.
4 Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with End
less Suffering Cured by Cuti-
cura Remedies.

II I had known Of the CUT!CvaA REMEDIES
twcuty-eight year, ago Il would have saved me
SOD VI two hundred GOll8lsl and an immense
amount of SIi,, ring. Ny disease PSOra"l con-
meucel on my head IN spot not larger than
cent 1 spread ra"idly all over my body 0u6 got
uute- my nails. The scales would drop OIL Il
M. all the time and my suffering was endless,
and without relief one thousand dollars would
not tempt Ine 10 have This disease over again.
nm u poor mau Int feel rich 20 he relieved OF
what some OF IL" doctor, said ~ns lcp-"'y some
r.ug.wurru. psoriasis, etc. took $3.50. aud .n
-nrsaDuT..la4 over one year and half, but no
cure. I wen. % twO OF three doctors and 10 cure.
: rrruat praise tG" CUTICURA REMEDIES too
much. They have maze my tkin as clear ana
t.nr 'rOm scl'gs rs Al bIby's A. used OF them
was three hDEt S Of CUT!JUEA. and thee hotties NJ
~TI UwA EE-OLvEyT, and two cakes OF CUT
lyEEA SOAP ltyuu had been here and SAID you
would have cured me for 40. Cd yvl would have
.HF ,Le MONEY | looked like the picture ~
rH.- bnDk % T>Hriasjs ,pictuc number l"',
sI1w ~ Cure skin Diseases. h1i now am MS
r.rH- q, any person c,tr Was Through force =
habit r.n my hands Ovrs my arms AND legs IN
scratch once in ii while bat - no purpose. am
al. wei. ! scratched twCn.y-e!ght years and Il
rr, 90 Pee kind OEFccoud nature 70 me. thank
.,H d thousand times Anything more that You
want 90 kauw write me. OF any one who reads
this mag write to me aud will answer 4
DENNIS DOWNING
Vr-.--r.,,4- IAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

PARIS, January l~-The strained relG-
tions with Italy in consequence Of the
Florence Consulate affair depressed both
commercial and financial business to-day.
The Bourse was heavy. Several evening
papers violently attack Italy, and La
Franc. alludes to Premier Criapi as "BIs-
mgrck's valet" The French Consulate at
Florence has received certain instructions
us 20 the course 10 pursue in case the incl
dent is prolonged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

sunday iraiIg on Z. 90. r., Lr1ve st Chsrlc..
ton 1t 6.iC J. IN. waiting fJI o. K. r. Y uani No.
, at Poiu; Pleasant. ynir Is -" sSCft we a9'
parties purchasing tickets shu' fI FSk h. q, l..
u.. via. =. ohio s,vcr a2ilgru:. Ec. iu'CrI u.
J..H :oS..''Ha 10 r-jcr. route. c'o, a''r.ss
". J. IG3i-sGt,
'.Lg:E. p6-'a'c"T AprHl,
Iss.-.ai,rr y Va
EkED HrgEHHE.
f.4y,i'Cg Ps'Iggsy. SE,..,
Y.sgl.g = "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
CRATEFUL--COMFORTING
EPPS'S cocoa.
BREAKFAST.

"Bv a thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion aud
nutrition, and tyH CHrcfllap, .I"Gtiou Of the fine
provided our breakfast tables With dccItcly
NuyoIcf hevcr9"c which may save ug many
heavy doctors hi.is. IL j, hy he jUdiciOus use
Of such articles % dat that constitution may
be gradually hui, w until strong enough ~ re
eisl every tendency to tjseas.. Hundreds Of
SUBTLE ma,Cdic5 are floating aTuuuG Us ready TO
attack whcrcvC- there IS weak point. We may
escape manga Mssl shaft Ag Ecep.ng ourselves
we'll fortified Win pure blood and Il properly
no,,rishcd frame ~ IiW S5y3r, G0.,1c.
Made Simply wI'l boiling wdlcr ur milk. sold
oulv IL hall pound q rs ayt-rOger. labelled mus:
IbHrS EppS 9 m INCORPORATING cRBHlSTS,
iEl{cdGTn Tn f.audGn. England,
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STANDARD CASKS.
Railroads Charged with Discrimination in
Its Favor.

Its Favor.
WAsHINGToN, January lS.-AIguments
in the eases Of George D. Rice against Ger
tain Southern railroad companies, charging
amo1g other things determinations in
favor of the STANDARD Oil Company, were
concluded to day, and the case OF Schofeld,
Shurmer and Teagle, nf Cleveland, Ohio,
and other firms against the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Rail
way Company was Immediately taken
up. In case the complanants allege eX-
vgssiye. unjust aud unreasonable rates on
petroleum, IN lees than car loads Gs conf
pared with tank cars shipped from Cirve-
laud to certain other other specified points,
insufficient l2or capacity OF cars, refusal
to furnish tank clFs allowance Of rebate
TO shippers furnishing tank cars aud dis
elimination in favor OF The Standard Oil
Company.
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DIX GiiJi'S.


NEW YuEE. January l9.-Dry Good
Catlcn goods we're in demand but the IN
Vuiry was less general, rs buyers discover
40 goods possible Tor immediate or near
delivery, while the market was very firm.
Wide sheetiug advanced a. t1liows: Mon
aGnock 10 1 bleached 22c; Lowell and Ian
easter lO-4 hlcUched pic; all stylus wooden
prints D per cent deaTer.
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SOUTH DOUSD. IL 10

Sunday train leaving Charleston Il; 100 n. II.
arriving 1T GallipOlis AZ 1916 IN, paTse-shurg
At 3 Us 4. N. snd Wheeling a. : Is p. II.
Leaving Wheeling At G'Sj n IN, PaTker-hnrg
ut u o. Il. n, GallipolS al 800 p. IN, arriving st
Charleston at SIS except sunday when anne
train arrives at $40 p m.
Trains Nos ! and { run through between
Charleston aud Toledo with Sleeping, Parlnr
and Dining Car attached.
" SWEENEY. Conf Supr.
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LIVE sTUU&.
Chicago.

CHICAGO January -Cattle-Rsctipis
II, 900 hela market strong for good fancy
So 25a5 80; steers s. OO55 90; stockers and
feeders 81 s5a3 10: cows. bulls and mixed
81 75d3 40; Texas cattle 81 9Oa3 90.
Hogs-Receipta %, OuO he'd; shipments
1900 head; market strong and sc higher;
mixed s. g5a5 45; heavy s. 35a5 IS; light
81 S5a5 p; skiPs 50 25li 90.
Sheep-ReCeipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head market stronger; uatiys, 50 15a
> co. western s. 5Oa5 10; Texans 81 55l
1 %; lambs s. UOa6 90.
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Railroads
baltimore AND OHIO r. L

l.
Departure OF Trains from Wheeling. Eastern
time Schedule In effect November 2Jth, 1857.
Express for Chicago and the Northwest g.G
a. m, $40 p m aud 0OO p. n. daily and lllb =.
II. daily except saturday
Express for Cincinnati and s.. Louis $50 s II.
daily and Ills p. m, daily except Saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express. 2:i5 a. n,
Sunday only.
Express Tor Washington, D. c., Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York, $40 a. In aud 5.t5
p. m. daily.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago, Gao snd
$50 a. N. e. IN. aud b:i5 p. m. daily, ami 500 Il.
In. daily except Monday.
Express trains arrive from 81. Louis and Cil.
cEnat, 800 a. Ii. 6nd Gas p. N daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, BalH
more and Washington, D. c. 1850 e. IN. aud 1852
p. NJ, daily
For Columbus. $50 a. n daily, ana Has p. L..
daily except Saturday, and 2.15 p NJ daily CN.
Trains arrive from Columbus, 500 a. nj. all
6i5 p. m. daily, and loS5 a. N. daily except
For Piusburg and Washington, Pa, 500 a II.
and go ?. IN. Oily. Express $40 C. m, las p. -.
daily cA,Cp. sunday. Additional way tralm for
Washington, Pa, &c ?. Ii. daily except sun
Trains arrive from Pit4burg, 9 10 Il. M. daily.
and l2A5 p. N. and G5j z. N. daily except sun
day and iliop. NJ, daily except Saturday, AMI
Trains arrive from Washington. Pa, 500 r o.
daily except Sunday.
| For MOundsville, 1900 noon, daily except SUI
day.
From M5unisyille, lao = III. daily except
! sunday.
For Grafton, SsiS p HI. From Grafton SO
| q. III. daily except Sunday.
| For Cumberland, $50 a. III. From CulIUc.
! land $50 D. m. daily except Sunday
| For ST. Cla.SY!lle, $50 4. Il. and Pc p IL
and 5:;j p N daily except sunday.
From 81. ClaiTSville, $40 Il. n, and 40 ana
Gas = N daily except Sunday.
BeHwOOl and Bc'lairr Accommodation, n!1
p. IN, Saturday NIGHT, returning arrive a. l!l5
p. IN.
Baggage called for and checked d! hotels ard
residences Oh orders lcn &. TicEV: O&"c 100
Market street, ami Ht Depot.
C. L, LORD
C,G. Pass. AGENT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

EE-So.e aes-. .- gupog.s sporting, Mining
and as.tGg tuwH-g
Headquarters Tor -ezg-usuu & wills Ce.e-
eraIeS Church CgGG.es all styles lanI2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

VIENNA, Jvauary The Fr"mdsn'i7H
hopes tas peaceful utterances expressed oy
the Car IN responding to the New Year =
congratulations of the City OF Mosco"
fully corresponds with the earnest desire
everywhere prevailing for the maintenance
Of p.ac-. /, says 1t cannot, however
overlook ia, fact that Notwithstanding the
efforts made TO this end, the feeling OF
anxiety and doubt regarding the future
which - now weighing upon everybody
does not s-eu to disappear.
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educational.
Mt. de ChantaI,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
educational.
wI8TER5 CT THE yI5ITATI0NJ

4 school of more than national rtpUtGLlJH, .!
fcrs exceptional advantages Tor thorough edUCa
ton OF young ladies IN ell departments. Library
OF six Thousand volumes Fine philosophical,
chemical ali astronomical appEra.rS. Musical
Department specially noted tuIla 10 plan"
teachers trained by leading professor 81 II Con
stry gtOry Of Stuttgart Vocal culture according
% he method of the old Italian master. IecG.
ton unsurpassed for beauty and health. Ten
acres Of pleasure grounds. Board eNCelirn'.
For catalogues, and references 20 patrons IN
al, the principal cities, address ,.-,,
ECul VIZ lllkF' J El~~.
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IisfMGE2isIt3 Attraction
U ail2 half ! EiiLt3S 3.?133aIlg
LanIsiaua StH.a LOTTERY Cempany.

Incorporated IN lsCs for 25y6aIs b. the LccIs!a.
tlTs sop Educational and Charitable purposes
wiz q ctIi;S! u Sl,cJl, Cfr-io which a reserve
hl.h OF over St,1 90 has since been addri,
By III overwhelming popular vote its l&ncn' G
Yves TGUiG part Of the pG-EcG. STATE Consiitd'
ttoI, at"p'cf december "a, \. b. 1917.
Tia only Lottery eve! vote! c. aGt sto J.tot
~ tGc people Gi any safe.
Itu--g. scales Or pJs.!outs
Its GrSnd SIugie Numbec DrRSiHE-
take Place Innu;a.y, and The GriI d QuartcTl!
Ucawing. -CWltrly c'.rT three r5Ou;.a March,
juno, september a. NCcgIolp.
AgIICE1ld opportunity - yin ? fortune sec
ond GranI Craving, GAS Is, ir he Academy I
NuslC EvE GTisaue EWpsday, February :,
.4sL-pI3sp .fs.i AZ: .3rG,yil..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

Aadre,s i..&isigr-i :stie?I ;c
NV 9nL&s ~ f!IFTJEALJASH
Haa 2:tNga:4, ga.
EEME.sI8s.L tHattne Jr,ssnU2 OF Generals
PcaIregRrt and Edriy, who ar" IN cIG!Sc q re
drawings is p guarantee q absolute tai'u"sS 6nG
integrity, that ne chances are al equal, and
that no ouy can possibly GiT!aC VIVA. number
will draw n p!l2".
REMEMBER that tho payment o! all Prizes
SGgARA SFEED EjY EOER NATION.
HAHNS o. Sc" CrlCarg and the Tickets
aye signed w tn" President Of 6H institution,
who's. chartered rights arc recognized IN tire
hy4.... Cu.-fs: iGc-cfcrc beware 81 auT imiJa-
TORS or aD0 WHOM slE-nios. iNllWaSgt
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E:2ElaI3EsIoReTG

We the andg1sgned Banks and BANKERS VII
p-y all Prizes drawn IN TAC Louisiana Stste lot
teri,., which may Ua presente'i A. o.: Coun.cr5.
J. g. Ss:3EES8S, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bais,
PIERRE LASAGX, Pres Stale Natl Bank
A.BtLDsTES, Pres. New Orleans Nail Bank
CARE MSgIN, Prcst Union National Bank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

EAST LIBERTY, January l9.--Cattls--
Receipts 5ll head; shipments Lab head;
market slow at Yesterdays price
Hogs-Receipts LOO head; shipments
$50 head; market slow on YcrkeTs, fair
on tops; Philadelphias s. 7Ol5 50; mixed
s. 5Oo5 80: Workers s. $3.50 IS; common
to iair s. @jl5 80; PIGS 81 5OI5 90
Sheep-Rece,p;s 200 head; shipments
500 head; market active at yesterday =
prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

52la33ic, closing at 33Hc. Rye-Cash
No ,, 63c Barley-No, 2, 75c. Pork
Cash 81 90; February Sl3 8Oal4 10,
closing at $li 10; March $l4 10; May
$l4 25al4 80, closing at Sl4 50 Lard
Cash 81 80; February s. 273a7 30,
closing at s. 3d. March s. 35a7 42t,
closing at s. 42l; May s. 47!a7 500,
closing at s. 80 Bulk Meats-ShOrt
ribs s. 10; shoulders 50 9OIG 90; short
clear 81 9Ol5 90. Whisky-At 81 10.
Sugar-Cutloaf Saslc: granulated 7lc;
standard 4 &c Butter-Quiet at 23a23!c
for creamery; l3a26c for dairy. Eggs
Quiet at 2Oa?24c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January l9.-FlOur-
Steady. Wheat-Dull; No. , red jan
uary 9O3a9lc; February 9la9ltc; March
92ia924c; April 93la93!c; May 94!a9isc.
Corn-Spot firm; futures dull; No. , low
mixed 573c; steamer Nc. yellow 5S!c;
No. , high mixed 5Sc; No. 2miXed January
573a5Sic; February 5sia5s3c; March 59ia
59ic; May GliaGl3c Oats-Spot steady;
western rejected white 4Oc; No. 3 white 4Oi
a4lC; No. white 42c; futures quiet but
steady No. 2January 4ltc; February 3sta
4lfc; April 42a42lc; May 42ta42ic. Eggs
Fair demand and steady; western frsts
l9c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., January 80 Cotton
Steady and higher; middling Toe. Flour
Easy. Wheat-Quiet; No. . S9cc; re-
ccipts 5000 bushels; shipments $500.
Corn-Dull; No. mixed 52c. Oats
Steady; No. , mixed Babe. Rye-Easy;
No. =, 69c Pork-At $l4 50. Lard
Quiet at s. %. Bulk Enthusiastically at
S775. Bacon-Easier; short clear S S79.
Whisky-Firm; sales l,O35 barrels on a
basis Of 81 %. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
Firm. Eggs-Barely steady at l7alSc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O, January l9.-Wheat-
Dull aud easier; cash SIC; May S9sa694c
Corn-Actiye; May 54!c Oats-Quiet;
No. , white 359c. Clover Seed-Dull;
primo - l.; February 81 l74; March
81 %. IS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20
NINANCE AND TRADE.

Money BAD Per Cent.-Govormnents Dun
aud Strady-Strcks Lower-FIour outlet
and Unchanged Lower.
New YORK, January l9.-Money on
cell easy Is Sal per cent; last loan at
3 per cent closed offered at per cent;
pumc mercantile paper 5.a7! per cent;
F-s'ias exchange dull bat steady at 45ia
i-tt
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Kanawha & Ohio Railway.

Time Card, in effect Monday, June -1:h 1857,
between Charleston, GalltPUl.s, &td.cuoTt,
Athens, Coming. Columbus BuCyTUs Toledo.
Cincinnati PGRcrsbu-g, Wheeling and Pins.
burg. Daily except sunday. Ccu.rl standard
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g.

t'uNcr ,rhr .1lr !r erect ".rrt .--. '-a:.
lcsy. Bridgeport. OHIO, O. H.rG alFw .a.' ..r.g.
EO- gIluaurEA ard cN.v. AND J.lg . g.. Co..
r. IT. soy PiU,luDn, Iu;1 e. ~. .'.,5 n,I's-
vile, AZ =. ~. FIR tcutC.g.,c ..| o. D..
For Martins Fc-ry, G.tF C. IL. ga;r- sr.iy" Oh.
3riGEcr"-t q ~ . W., 49,, DO. Pc Z p
80 - IT, ErF4 81. -...
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New NOrk

NEW YORK, January l9.-petrJleum-
There was more strength shown in pe'ro-
iCum The opening was strong ut s9sc,
but after a Slight advance in the early
trading it became weak and declined 20
~slc. There was good buying all through
TIE decline, however. that soon turned the
market and an advance followed that con-
tinued until the close which WA strong At
qUc. Sales 3, 453, 600 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

CINCINNATI, O., January IL --R@y;s--
Stronger; common and light 5 OO,5 %;
packing qni butchers s. 80 81; Ic-
c4jpts l.l3O head; shipments so head
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". N. CLEMENTS, Manager
ONO RIVER RAILROAD.

-
Time table taking effect SUNDAY, DE-. IL.
49,, Passenger traius vii. rIin H. fu'!owo-Ccu
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DITTHEURG, CINGINNATI ND 80"
JOT'Tg RAIT Pf,,n 20

Pan EautlC Bougel UVGer srnr'E.a a.. -.
May IA, i,si, trains lri"" wAcciaJ. q.
TIE &tGnisr! Time: fUr .cu5vuEiiIc sgG TI,.
burgh, $50 90. n. 1885 y "a, 20 =. L. IL.
stubenT!.g 800 j. d. Tic c. g. 81. 80
s,Oo p. n. iraius make dIr-"t ccIgo~t,u f.
Columbus. On. ,uua... laciauEpn,. a.Gs.l:,ar.
The 100 j. n. trai.. IraEua DIG. C"r,.g.iou
Tor CoIumbuS Sna CA!,4Eu. J~e.ua a.-.,, -
Wheeling at t.l' e. =. I.ia = N %. 90 r.. ..r0
500 p. II. HFL
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GOitrrU.
Cnnitel Prize.

Capital k'Tise. 2I5O,O0
'TSe Go hereby ccrt.fy tEst NC supervise tie
ARRANGEMENTS Tor 6ll the Monthly end Quarterly
Drawings Of tho Louisiana STATE Lottery Goa
pgny, ard IL person manage and control the
drawing themselves. and that the same aye con.
ductCd with honesty, fairness, and IN good faith
toward al parties, and We authorize the company
In ma ;hig certificate With ic.S.!n.Gs a. JdT siS
natures p!t9Ghe1. IN "a 2dyeIlScI n,F
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-20

Oh CITY, January 10 --PrtTottom-
Opened at sg!c; highest 9O!e; lowest $50;
closed 1T -9,c; sales 1868, 600 barrels;
c,raraucga, >. Sos, 600 barrels; runs, IS, GGG
barrels: shipments. -i,249 barrels; char
t-rs. ~ lr5 barrels.
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, January l9.-PetToleum-
Opened at soc; highest 9O!c; lowest e>.c;
closed at 9Oc: clearcnces l,iSS,OOO bar
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I'ittsburg

PnisBrGG. January 10 --PeIolrum--
Active ard hrm"r; opened n S9c; closed
at gpc; highest gOsc; lowest sic.
Ciius,i'i-
IilrsvILnF. January S-~Frti"leua.- 49,
O9sucd at sole; highest yO.c; lowest
soc; closed at -9;c.
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distilled.

distilled, full-jeweled, diamond
mounted patriot, who had perhaps
taken out his first papers the day be-
fore, threw biscuit and hit me on
the ear, and Mr.. Bowser went over to
interview. him aboutaat.s When he came
back he had black eye, his nose was
out of 'true," and some of his teeth
were loose. He had met the enemy and
he was theirs. l took him down to the
boat, got o state-roo1n, and we. locked
ourselves in. I felt like talking, but
he didn't. When &. had washed his
facesand laid awet rag over his eye
l asked him If he wasn't sorry that one
of the Bowset FAMILY didn't have hold
of the rope when the old Liberty bell
sent its notes of freedom pealing forth
to the world and he wouldn't answer.
IA pinnedup his torn Shirt andinquired
whether he Had ever visited the spot
where CORVALLIS surrendered, but he
refused to tea. Even when Told him
that it was the.-dutY of every. good
patriot to get out on athe glorious
Fourth and whoop 'er up and let the
eagle scream, he would not open his
mouth. 1t was only after,we sothomer
that he found voice tosremarks "Mrs.,
Bowser, you'll pay for this!" 2
WHY, ,dearY what haveI donep"
''Done Look at me! Who made me
the wreck | amp"
"A few select patriots of Harsen's
Island
q. Yes; and shows did we come to go
there? Just go right away from me-!
| Y You and must have a settlement to-
| morrow. Thisois the list straw-the
very lastn ~ ''F'.s@
But / think he will forgive me. He
can save the teeth and the eye is,
rapidly getting better.-Detroit Free
| Press. .~sr sS. aa,++' '-'' '>
Huntsville gazette., 1888-08-18

p The Baltimore Sun tells of we'll
known baritone singer in church in
that city who, inadvertently, placed q
slur on the wrong note. He had
adapted the air of "The Jewish
Maiden y to a, hymn beginning: "Be-
fore the Lord We Bow and instead
of placing the slur on the first two
syllables, he placed it on the last one,
and rendered it thus: Before the
Lord we bow -wow-wow." The effect
was immense. AS he had and still has
q powerful and beautiful voice, his
hearers were thoroughly electrified at
his unwonted and unlooked-for canine
imitation. He has never entirely re-
covered from the effect of his ludi-
crous mistake.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-08-18

I see you are inclined to be slow
and plodding, my boy, and you don't
grasp the entire armament of thought
at glance, but never mind, sometimes
the bump on a log is the only sound
place you can find, and it may be a
maui of logic long after the phosphor-
escent punk has passed away. Now
pull that. stick out of your suspender
and go and ask your mother to sew on
button. Duluth Photographer.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-08-18
Cure for rheumatism.

g. g. Treat, Of West Granville, Mass,
writes of ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs:
For rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in the
side or back, coughs, colds, bruises and any
local weakness, they truly possess wonder
full curative qualities. l have recommend
ed them to my neighbors with the happi'
est results, many OF whom but for ALL
COCKS PLAsTERs would be in crippled
condition at home. In every instance where
they.have been faithfully and properly ap-
piled the result has been wonderfully sat
isfactory.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-08-18

just before the collection a country
minister said: dearly beloved breth-
ren, owing to the excessive heat OF the
day, / think it will be wise to omit GER
tain positions of our morning service "
This seemed to please some OF the
members, and they began covertly to
return dimes and quarters to their
pockets. Then the minister went on:
t'The collection will now be taken up"
-Epoch. -.-