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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-18

At an early hour this morning the fam
lily of Mrs. Lowe, Of BeallsVille, was
awakened by a terrible crash. Upon in
vestigation it was found that the roof of
the house had fallen in and that fire was
rapidly consuming the building. The
family was sleeping down stairs and bare
ly had time to escape with their lives.
The amount of loss is net known.
The funeral of Edward Carter took place
Yesterday afternoon and was well attended.
Msrehsl Rsnner passed through the city
yesterday with the three men, who it is
alleged are the fellows who robbed the
postOfhce and two stores at Summerfeld,
on Saturday night. From what can be
learned they are the thieves wanted. It is
said that when they were captured in the
woods near Bsrnesville, the oldest re-
marked to his colleagues: They have
got u.s." as much as admitting that they
were guilty OF something. On the persons
OF the prisoners were found lot of postage
stamps, jewelry, etc.
The committee appointed TO mature
plans for the purpose Of raising funds to
sink gas well at this placs, will meet this
morning in the directors room at the First
National Bank at ten o'clock.
Barnum is billing the town for his big
circus, which shows in Wheeling May
The fair and festival Of the German
Church will be held On Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week. The
ladies in charge of the affair are making
every effort TO make it success, and the
Germans hardly ever fail in anything they
undertake.
The young Democrats of the city will
meet st the Tilden Club rooms tomorrow
evening, for the purpose Of organizing q
campaign marching club.
The entertainment Of the st. John g
Church Dramatic Club will take place on
Saturday night. The members have al
ready disposed Of enough tickets to insure
big crowd.
The authorities of Moundsville were in
the city yesterday on business relating TO
the case of John Campbell, who is confined
here on the charge Of robbiDg freight cars
on the Ohio River railroad. Prosecuting
Attorney Meehau left here last week for
the purpose of getting requisition to take
Campbell TO West Virginia, but for some
reason returned without it. The prisoner
will likely be taken to st. GAINESVILLE Jail.
IL il somewhat unfortunate that the city
was not able 10 get q bill through the
Ohio Legislature authorizing our City
Council TO appropriate money to bore for
gas. The scheme was not thought OF soon
enough.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. 2.

time. schedule in effect February Slh. 1888
Express for Chicago and the Northwest go
4 n, $40 p. m. and 1000 p. m daily. and Has ..
K a FOR ecincinnsa and 81. Louis 80 = Il
daily. and ll:l5 2. m, daily except Saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 2:tb a. N.
For Columbus. s;so = m. daily. and llls p. N.
0e R. sSaS'i Ior Washington, D. O., Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York. $50 9. n and s:ts
p For % f PisssSuu and w..AIns.ou. Pa, 500 I. m.
daily sIosp, sunday. Tdditionai way Gsii, for
;as Phi s a 1cS az a s1c s sSn Say
e. e,.sa; ~ 2, daily :s,s'ses sna:Z;
Tor 81 ol.iry.ns. rs /. n, and 100 p N.
Express trains arrive HON chicago, 60 and
$50 a. m. G. m. and eS p. m. daily. and SEQ =.
KIpress trains arrive nom g. Louis and Gin.
0'f Faprcs tp.ins arrive Don PSilsdaipiiA sa,u.
more And Washington, ,. O., 1850 = n. and loss
TT,iss arrive from Oolunbus, 500 = n. sad
SIS p. NJ. daily. and los q n. daily s1ospt
TTsIhi arrive nom ri...su1s. go . n. daily.
and 12:As p. m. and s6ep. m. daily eIoepe Sun:
as 41 : a s s1asiI s INV &.A,nson Pa, 100
dif1 From s1i sSas sGHaf ,o p m, daily ..o.
sunday
Trains Arivs from Grafton, sss = n, daily q.
ospt Sunday.
daily except Sunday.
From 81 Uainviiio, los5 4 m. and Ia. GN
and s:20p. N. daily except Sunday.
Baggage called fGr and oheoksd at hotsls and
residencer on otdsn len at Ticket O0os, l2od
Market ptrsst, and st Depot
q. X, LORD,
wv. GLEMEHTs, Manager. ocI1
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SrArEs-Entirely neglected.

STATES-Entlrely neglected.
RAILRqADs-Not go active; sales $7S9,
COO.
STOCKS The stock market was more
active aud stronger to-day and everything
on the list is higher this evening, with the
exception of Richmond and West Point
stock, which suffered reaction of moder-
ate proportions. There were heavy cover
ing Of shorts aud more confident buying
for the long account, great deal Of which
was credited to the Standard Oil interests.
The coal stocks early became the
features Of the market. Jersey Central
taking the lead at first. The Arthur Kill
bridge was supposed to have had some in
fluence on the stocks, Is it is expected to
be of benefit to the road. The graDgers
were more prominent for strength than
usual of late, but Richmond and West Point
stocks were exceptionally weak, though
they still retained leading position in
the market. The passage of the
bond resolution had marked
influence late 10 the day, when the up
ward movement became more general, and
on the report that the Secretary intended
buying 500, 900, 600 without further an-
authority from Congress. Government Sc
cnrities advanced sharply with marked
increase in the amount of business done.
The active list IS generally fractionslIy
higher his evening. Sales 90, 422 shrres.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express l35; Ansncan Express
les; Canals Pacific sol; Central Pacific
293; Chesapeake ami Ohio 1; do preferred
firsts st; do seconds 1t Chicago and Alton
1S5; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy 11s3;
Delaware and Hudson 107s; Delaware,
Lackawsnna and Western, 1915; Denve,
and Rio Grande, Is; Erie, 2ia; do pre-
fsrrsd SCI; Fl Wayne, 153; Illinois
Central. 119; Lake Shore, s9s; Michigan
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LIVE S1'OUk.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, April II.
The cattle market this week was active,
with prices unchanged from last week.
The hog market was active, with prices I'M
changed. Messrs. HUDSON e Bsyha furnish
the following quotations.
CATTLE, 600 to 100 lbs stock 4fa4!c
per h.. 800 to 90elb 3la4o. per H.; 700
TO 800 lbs. 33a3ic. per IN.
Hogs-Market active; 5a54 Per lb.
Lambs-Good st 4a5c per ID.
Oalves--3a4c per II.
Sleeps to sc per ID.
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, April 17.-Cattle-
Receipts 200 head; shipments III head;
market very dull; to 10c lower than yes-
terday's prices. No cattle shipped TO New
York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 500 head; shipments
400 head; market active; Philadelphiss
Sc 00a6 IS; mixed S. 95a6 90; Workers
pigs S. 25s5 so.
shesp-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
300 head; market active at 10 10 15c
higher than yesterdays prices.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 17.-Csttle-Receipts
$500 bssd; shipments l 900 head; market
slow and steady; steers 81 60a5 90; stock
era and feeders 50 35a3 20; COWS, bulls
and mixed 81 70a3 so; Texa5 steers s. 90
"a 90.
Hogs-Rseeipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market weak and DOC lower;
mixed S. 20a5 so; heavy IS 4OA5 IS; light
SIS 20a5 As; skips So 5Oa5 80.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
1900 head; market active and higher;
natives "a O0a6 so; Texans 81 75s4 IS.
New York.
New YORK, April 17.-Beeyes-Re-
ceipts 300 head, all for shipment alive; no
trading In beeyes, firm for dressed beef at
7s5c per pound for ordinary to prime
sides; exports $50 beeves, 2,240 quarters OIL
beef.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market.
CINcISNATI, April l4-Business was
fairly active, and, as usual, of late, the sup
ply of streeters and driving horses and
good blocky mules was short Of the demand.
The following prices were fully maintained:
Driving and saddle horses, $15Oa225; draft
horses, $175a225; street-car horses, $IOOa
lbs; Southern chunks, $s0a115. Mules,
aged four to eight years, fifteen and half
to sixteen hands, Sl35a15O; fifteen to
fifteen and a half hands, $l15al35; four
teen and half to fifteen hands, S90a115.
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aB0CER1Es.

- TUESDAY,, April II.
Sugar frme, with higher fgurss antici-
psted. Canned goods In good demand and
selling freely.
sYRUps-Choioe Sugar Syrup SEC; Honey
Drips CSC; Maple Dnps, Ave gallon kess
s2c; ten gallon kees 70c; ors-haf barrel
CSC; barrel SIC. Sugar dark SIC;
(3c additional in half barrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now IN,
Fancy 47c; Choice 45c: Prime 43c; Fair
4Oc; Mixed goods New Orleans 30aS0c;
Bakers goods Soc
Large g G. mans lie; mo.
dunn 8 @ hams HE; small 8. G. hams
lie; California hams &c; S. G. breakfast
bacon lie; 8. @. shoulders Sc; homeless
hams lie; city sides 9}c; bacon shoul-
ders 7!c; ham beef lie; ordinary
beef Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces.
$16 90; bean pork. fine clear. ST 90.
LARD-Tierce 73c; half barrels Tic; Tubs
tic; tin pails 8 lbs, stc; tin
pals, lbs, SIC; tin pailA 10 lbs, &c.
tin pals, % lbs., TIC; tin pals, so lbs, 7sc.
CAENKD Goops-Active; Standard 3D
table peach - 25A2 80; No. 3 tomatoes new
81 05 to 81 25 per dosen, % to quality;
strawberries Oh 81 10; blackberries
2ib CSC; raspberries 2 b 81 90; DAM
sons On CSC; lima beans Oh soc;
cove oysters IN light 6Oc; do 1ie full
weight 95ca$1 90; string beans 2ib ssSS0c;
suocotash On 81 00a$1 IS; early June pcs
81 35a1 40; French peas 15c Zach pineapple
81 40; gooseberries an SOca1 90; In
Favorite Salmon, very fine, 81 90: SD
weet potatoes 81 rs; 3lb pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WARK-No. tubs IS 90; No.
5 IS 90; No. 3t4 CO.; 2 hoop pals 81 70;
2 hoop 81 IS; sap 81 20; single washboarde
81 so; double do. - SO; fne crimp doubts
do. 81 IS; single So 80.
FRuITs-New Prunes 4s4ic, - to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, etc; Layer Odora
&C.; halves, new dry peaches, &C.; London
layer raisins s275a300; Loose Musca-
tells. $2.O0 to 2.25.~
On-Lard, extra western strained SOC,
carbon, 10, TIC; carbon, $50, Sc; white
miners best winter SIC; white miners
4S to 49c.
SuGARs-Cut loafsc Cubes 7ici Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered tic;
Granulated Standard &c; Standard Con-
fectioner's A &c; Standard Grocer's A 6}c;
Pearl White A SIC; White extra @ 6ac;
Ohio Valley sic; New York O SIC.
CoPrKE-Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio 1sc; Fancy Green tic; PeaberTy lsc;
Choice Green 16c; Prime Green l6c; Roast
ing grades l5c; Java 24c Roasted In pack.
ages-Ohio Valley Ice; Ohio Valley roast
ed. 500 ID lots, 1s3c-
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Fileden O'Kelley, of Morgantowp,
". Va, is the guest Of his brother George
B. O'Kelley.
Col. II. G. Branum spent yesterday in
st. Clairsyille.
Messrs. c. D. Kaminsky, J. c. Steele
and W. r. Gillespie, OF Portland, were in
the city yesterday.
Ga Saturday last Charley Martin, a well
known employe of the LaBelle Glass
Works became cxhilirated from too much
booze, and insulted Officer Miller, besides
being otherwise disorderly. Miller placed
him under arrest, but was knocked down
by him before he bad gotten far. Miller
drew his club, and after giving Martin a
good beating succeeded in landing him in
Jail. Miller, however, wears black eye
and has several bad scratches on his face.
Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, a
woman living near the jail heard a
loud noise, and when the officers
went to find Martin they discov-
cred that he had been liberated by
some one from the outside. A sledge
which had been stolen from Bayha Bros
wagon shop, had been used to batter down
the doors. Suspicion rests upon crowd
of young men, who are all particular
friends Of Martin, and who were his asso-
ciates.
Yesterday Officer Meister arrested Isaac
Neinenger and Caleb Coss in Bellaire, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct in this
city or Thursday night They were left
in the Bsllaire Jail.
DR.. W. S. Fisher returned yesterday al
noon frou Florida, where he has been re-
operating his health during the past
month. The Doctor locks we'll and says
he feels first rate
Mr.. W. j. McMasters has rented and fit-
ted up the Sherman House.
H. Bimple, General Manager Of the
Adams Express Co., was in the city yes
terdsy.
Mrs. G. 3. Caldwell gave very pleasant
party in honor OF her son Oscar on last
Friday evening.
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Steady with fair demand; creamery ex-
ira 25a27c; western factory 20a23c. Eggs
Dali and lower; firsts 14al42c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 17.-Cotton-
In light demand. Flour-Firm. Wheat
In good demand and higher; No. 2 red SOC;
receipts $685. bushels; shipments none.
Corn Strong and higher; No. 2 mixed
SIC. Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed 34ta34Ac.
Rye-Flm and higher. No. 2, zoe bid.
Provisions-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Active; sales 1,G93 barrels finished goods
on basis of 81 09. Butter-Quiet. Su-
gar--Steady and firm. Hogs-Steady;
early closing dull and lower; common and
light "a O0a5 90; packing snd butchers
S. 45a5 IS; receipts l, $50 head; shipments
$40 head. Eggs-Weaker at 13c. Cheese
Steady.
TOLEDO, O., April 17.-Whest-Active;
cash Sc; May sS;c; June 6s3c; July SIC;
August s6sc; September s6ic. Corn
Steady and firm; cash 554c; May SIC; July
5Sc. O,ts-Quiet and firm; cash 35c; May
353c. Clover Seed-ActiVe and steady;
cash and April 81 20; October 81 so.
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Central 773; Minneapolis and st. Louis
81; do preferred, 141; Missouri Pacific
%: Northern Pacific, 22s; do preferred
453; Chicago sJad Northwestern, 107f; do
preiaE1ed l42; Eew York Central, 104t;
Oregon T1soscontinep:sl. 203; Pseifc
Mail. 323; Peoria, D. & z. III; Pittsburg
1881; PuilnaY Palscs Car I4s; Reading,
SGT; Rcck Island, III; Ct Louis snd
San Francisco 81; do preferred, 674; first
preferred, no; St. Paul, Mir nsarolis ard
Manitoba, 1881; 81: Paul and Omaha, 36s
dOpreferrsd 106; Texas Pacific, 23s; Union
Pacific $50; United States Express -;
Western Union TAI.
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Philadelphia.
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED
Wheeling

TUESDAY, April II.
No change is reported IN the local market
since last week. The demand for -four con.
times rather fair, and prices remain
firm. Good clean wheat still calls
for IS cents per bushel, and II is coming in
slowly at that figure. Corn is in
better demand; oats are in good de-
mand and hay is quiet. Bran and mid
dlings continue in good demand. Prices
on -four and grain are wholesale and are
az follows, retail prices being from 80 to
IS cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family flour
n barrels 81 so; in sacks 81 IS; middlings
per ton $50 O0a21 90; bran per ton $50 On
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. /, 85c.
FEED-Corn per bushel 60a65c; oato 40c;
baled hay per ton, Sill ooa13 90. Farmers
are offering loose hay at fl3s14 per ton.
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PkTBOLEun.

OIL City.
On CITY, April 17-Petroieum-
Opened at s6io; highest ss4c; lowest s3sc;
closed at sSsc; sales 3,513,0OO barrels;
clearsnces 4,512, 600 barrels; runs n, 149
barrels; shipments 81, 9l3 barrels; charters
none.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. April 17.-Petroleum-
Opened at s6sc; closed at ssic; highest
sssc; lowest 83ac; cleaIances 2,2s6, 900
barrels.
Pittsburx.
PI1TsBuRG, April 17.-Pstroieum--
Irregular; closed strong; opened st s63c;
closed at sssc; highest sssc; lowest s33c
Tftusville.
TITCsynIZ, April 17.-Petroieum--
Opened st s6ic; highest sste; lowest s3ic;
cloAed at Sslc.
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.IITSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ET,
IOUIH RAILROAD 90.

November 18th, lss7, trains leave wheeling, Csn
trail standard Time: For 8teubonville and Pitts
burgb. 6:so a. m, l2:S p. m, SD p. m. 20
steubenvilie, sos p. m. Tho s:0 q p. and
Coluhbua, Cincinnati, indianapolis and Chicago
The 1913 p. n. train makes direct oonnecttoe
for Columbus and Chicaap. Trains arrive q
Wheeling 1t Sis o m, l0diG u, 2hS .. n. anl
6h0 .. m. uy15
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 2a3 Per Csnt.-Governments
Active and Stroag-Stocks Higher-Flour
In Fair Demsnd-Wheat-H
NEW YORK, April 17.-Money on call
easy at 2s3 per cent; closed offered at 2
per cent. prime mercantile paper 5s7 per
cent; sterling exchange fairly active and
firm at Asst for so day bills, and 4.S7t
for demand.
GovKRNnfsNrs--Activ and strong.
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Leave the City o. 500 .. "a. and run s7ary hour
uptG 900 p. n.
Lave Wheeling Park a. &c d NJ. aud run
eJsJy hour until 1000 p. m, except Chur''h
Trains = hioh WI leave the Park ~ S.SS q N
Snd City AZ 12:1b 2. r. -
O. HIRSUH,
An,,ari ntanAAnt
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quiry for bleached cottons by the manufac-
turing trade. Agents have made the price
of American indigo blue prints &c.
WOOL.
wheeling.


TUESDAY, April II.
There is simply nothing doing in the
local market and wool sold now is sold al
a loss. Manufacturers positively refuse Il
take held at this time The spring season
will open in the course Of two weeks or SO.
Prices remain the same and are 50 fol.
lows:
Fine washed fleeces 2sa30c; fine unwashed
heeces 19a20c; understandable feeces ola
23c; medium washed feeces 3ls33c; medi-
um unwashed feeces 2la23c; medium tub
washed 31a35c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April l7.-Wool--
Quiet and nominal: Ohio, Pennsy lvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above 3la32c;
Y 29s31c; medium Elastic; coarse 36s37c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine CT X and Xxx 2sa29c; medium 36a
SIC; coarse 35e37c.
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Mbeelins Register
Grarelers' Guids.

-GAExPLANATIoNo OF RKrERKNcx MARKS: sDaily.
tSundsy excepted monday excepted SUN
dSy only. saturday eXeepted.-7S Meridian.
February q, 1888. Wheeling time, which IL
Iest one hour earlier than Central Time:
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DIX GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 17.-Dry Goods
There was very quiet market with
SCENTS, but more doing with jobters,
though of the former there was more In
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
CC6atiaued From First Page. |

miracle then l will gladly acknowledge the
fact that those who claim to work such
miracles ara not pious frauds. And now
in conclusion l invite Rev. Nee to call
at ny study and read with me the "Ro-
mish Priests Oath" the "Jesuist's Oath"
aud the ''Popish Curse" pronounced upon
Rev. VIM. Hogan, Of Philadelphia. But
perhaps after all this is irrelevant
NJ. F. DRYDEN,
North Street N. E. Church, Wheeling.
The above communication was crowded
o,,t Of vaskardapjs iaSua En-
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g. z. & C. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BellGIre a. go q. m arrives at Belnire q;
100 2. II.
HOOdzseld passenger train leaves Bellairs 3;
40 D. m, arrives at BeliAire at $40 q. u.
SuDmerfeld Accommodation leaves Beilatr a.
20 D. m, arrives CO Bellairs st l0:i5 a n.
All trsins daily except Sunday. Central Stand
Grd Time nom SellAlre.
NAJRSELINU AND EL& 61OYS Il. h.
On and sfssr Monday, October 81, 1887. Trains
on the Wheeling and Sir7 GCoyeR 4. b., Hiiirun CT
-
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8ailrnads.
CLEVELAND 4 prT7aBURa p. L

Under schedule In efect January n, lssS trains
leave Bridgeport, Ohio, Central standard TINT:
p m. For ftbburgh, lc;l7 q N. For Wells.
Vile, l:lI p. m. Fer steubenyillc, as q u.
yor Martins FsnY, s'b . =. Trains sldys q
l:S4 .. m. b:2s p. m. and 7N7 pm. myr
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT rubbed IN
saves many q valuable Horse and Mules limbs.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking eject 900 p. N. BUSDAN
April sth, 1855. Passenger trains viii run - fol-
lows-Centsl standard Tine
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snndsy travis on X. 40. Railway asrive q
ChsIifstDn st 10 p. NJ. vsitisg tcro. r. ,. train
and parties purchaaing tickets should az ~
tsckefs via the Ohio ktver Rattsosl. YOg tn5og-
nation regarding NTH loutea, stc., addro0
". J. ROBINSON, Cent Pssl AeDa1
yRHD. HUsExAH,
nav - Assnt wbeelisz. v. VI.
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IA .,-.yVNsrr. Prize CUTICCRA. Soc; soar,
: fSszr.vsST. 81. Prepared o. the PorrEs
> ,Sr. CLINICAL 60, Boston, Mass.
- "a ~ "Hny q Cure Skin Diseases, I" 81
- = .i,,>. -atioTS. and 100 testimonials.
-. = n'acSaeads, reel, rough, chaPped and
!, " .-- hin u-FvgufCd by CUTICUEA SOAP.
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EEY'S
,REAN BALM

Iy,Fl "a IA
les. AGGyS @-l
|s-4 !&t@rL;1a'
|eo2 dea.5 re
.S1-& 5yss'- %,
'-se SeG>- ~
|Tas-y " i Z
|SEe
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MUSTANG LENIMEMT

MEXICAN MUSTANG EMINENT should al
ways be kept in HOUSE, STABLE and Factory.
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MUSTANG Eminent

MEXICAN MUSTANG LININEET cures PuEs,
OLD SORTS CAKEp BREAsrS-an INFLAMMATION.
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MUSTANG Eminent

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT, for MAN and
Rx1sr. Greatest Curative discovery ever made
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q, .,-rr, g., Justice to the esteem in which
~ ne ,tryRt skin Cure, and CuucGr3
q. ~ gZsuf>ite SSiu Beauiiner, prepared
-. s~F t-:siyurC ReSOlyeuJ, the new Stood
-'l p. a.. hold hv the thousands upon thouS-
. -.-,, -, =. r.y..S have beCu made happy by the
g y sssu.zng, hUIaiiatmg, itching, scaly
NIX liSeaSCs Ofthe skin, scalp, and blood,
-. :. II asir.
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.@tdidnal.
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
,he skin was raw. BODY covered
seaIas like spots OF mortar
sb,fhe CuiIcurs Remedies.

= hy fAP NuitcuES
tn I'll vou OF the extraordinary
Ian s,rT Cut.CIrt SeCieuis% perform otIleu ON
1sggt ~, the :. Of April lsSt Soueed some
d. 49, Ike coming out All over my Oouy,
~ p.Ins nothing Of il until some time .ster
ID. nous I. bsgsn 20 look ike spots o. mortar
o. g1eI and which came on In layers, &C
,gO..ed ~; with Itching, Iwould scratch every
5rQsneS.i was raw, then the next night the
.gat 1ai. . f,-rred meanwhile, wnt re scratched
ss.tS 2-'. i, win did consult all the doctors
e sgalh, ~ nat without aid. Atter giving
q he GU ~ recovery, I happened to see an
Or a. "',r,s,,. In the newspaper shout your Gu
,lvt-. : ny i;,s ,ud purchased them from my
-1u-s ~. nbrsinad almost immediate relief
.-4gl'- S,,.i,a 'ba. the SCSly erlIptiOnS gradu-
sgsa - "a al and disappeared one by one, aud
s[ ~ ~, w flI,y cured had the disease thlr'
pave Us,g.,bs 1S'n-e began taking tue Cuticura
.tl srt i'm fOlr or Eve weeks was entirely
S5-g AZ, 5iSesse WAS eczema AMI pSorts,ls. 1
r--.d "a bF Ipticura Remedies 10 a | In my
-se1'Au.'.,'F know Nf a gress many who have
.s..s o., suI tha < me for the knowledge OF
a,ss - NV mothers Who have baves With
-sg- ,,..,., IN their heads AID bodies. can
s5F O. =. fr ,ysr Is the thanks 20 yOu for what
gN.,-s Remedies have been 70 me Ny
Il . ....',,-,-,l with scales, and was an aw-
y 49,, Ia leaOld. Now my SKIN is as nice
81 lar . q 49," GEO. CoTEY, Merrill, Wis
-. " ~. ,...,,.,,,,,,.
~ ,>>,-Nat a trace wis tSoever OF the dis
e. rps.E Tsutlsred has shown itself since
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.,s..,, ...g s.... ,-.s1us .ayilhsane, generally
-. % lie KISS. ps >Sages ant maintain
i ,--9rSDu.d IL The head. From this point
~. XXI. s p0.spr,Is y,clS into the stomach
"a E-a.rr ,.a ,r.ca-tve O-gsOs, cOrruplins the
-, AZ r.ria..rS ott5r Troublesome snd
"a s.-.s.. ---'. y-,Is.
r.-... ..- -r0fst mo each nOStrtl and Is
,-'--.s r..rs8y CsI.tg q, druggists; by mai
...-., O.. ..utS ELT BROTHERS. No, rs
80. - Nv York fe7eodeAg
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Drydsn's Second Rejoinder

IL WOV'V NOL14I1l S@l@|N'7 - -
out of yesterdsy's issue. ED.