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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-07
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r

Departure Of Trains nom Wheeling. Kasta,
time. Schedule ine6ect April 29th, 1888
E1psen for chicssc and The mo NSrsa hive ie;2s
KTprsss for Cincinnati and o. Louis los 4
Cambridge accommodation 300 . m, except
For Columbus, los q m. daily, and HIS p
m. daily, and as p N. daily except sunday.
Express for Warrington, d. C., Baltimore.
Philsdeiphia and New fork, via Grafton. SIS ..
r cpd 3 n an. Ga E..h.n...u. Pa. $40 NJ
daily; IIpress $40 .. m. daily; las p: m: daily
exccpt Sunday. Additional way train for Wash.
ington, Pa, sop. N. daily except Sunday.
Kttsbury Baltimore and Philadelphia SO p.
= for lcunarille, SIS . m, rs = m, ECO
For Grafton, 5:lo p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, 9aS = N, daily except Sun
For st. Cairsville, sos and 900 Q. m. and 200
.. m and $40 p. n. caily except sunday.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago. 6:25 and
go a m, and $40 p. m. daily, and ass .. m.
' Eypress trains arrive from 81. Louis and Gin.
cinnsti. ass q m. and 6:lo .. m, daily.
Kxpre@ Trains arrive nom Philadelphia, Bal
tip,ofe and washington, ID. O., via. Grafton, lls0
.. m. and lo:ts p m. daily, via Pittsb1ry lois
o. m, oAlly.
Trains arrive from Columbus As q m. ans
6:l0 p N. daily, and los q m daily except Sur
day.
Trsius arrive nom PitaburR, 1918 .. m. daily
and lSS p m, s5seps sundays and '"S p. IN.
III Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. 500 q N.
daily except sunday.
Prom Moundwille, 40 and slS Q. m. and l 70
and 40 p. m. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive from Grafton. II 30 a m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p. m.
daily EXCEPT Sunday.
From 81 ClaiIsyille, 7;S and i0Ss q m. and
LIS, and 6:l0 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives at 7:lo p.
m EXCEPT Sunday.
baggage called for and checked At hotels and
residences on orders len at Ticket Once. 100
Market street, and al Depot
CHAs. o. scUII.
General Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTs, Manager. myi
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BRIDGEPORT.

The regular meeting Of Council was held
Tuesday evening last, and transacted the
regular routine business. Several petitions
were presented, one Of which asked that
Jos. McConnaughys, Sr.'s fifth addition OF
West Bridgeport be admitted into the cor
porstion, which petition was referred to o
committee, to be reported upon at the next
meeting. Bid were also ordered to be re-
ceiyed for about three hundred feet Of curb
ing, same to be placed around Mr.. August
Breidenstein's property, on Howard street.
Bids were also to be received for lamp
lighter and also for City Solitor. New
furniture was ordered to be purchased and
placed in the Mayors office. A committee
was appointed to confer with Martins
Ferry and Wheeling upon tn subject OF
water supply. Same committee was also
instructed to look after sites for new
Town Hall. Council then adjourned to
meet June 10, 1888.
Messrs. Nicholas Kuhn and L. W. Helm
Iein are in another part Of the State on a
fishing expedition.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met yesterday
afternoon at the residences OF Mrs. Hukll,
Of Pike street.
! Mr.. J. S. Sells has purchased the paper
store on Main street, Wheeling, which was
owned by Hon. David Wagner. His many
| friends wish him success.
Miss Clara Forbes left yesterday to visit
with friends in Steubenville.
Miss Mamie Duncan left yesterday to
visit Miss Retta Rogers, who is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Pugh, OF Toronto.
Last evening the young man who wa
shot at Jerry Clemens last Monday morn
ing was reported to be some better.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr.. Arthur Walling and Miss News
Bagys, both of this city, which will taxi
place next Tuesday, June 18th, at IL o.
/ clock.
Mrs. J.H. VanPelt is visiting friends il
Canton, D.
Mr.. Frank Fisher has returned from twt
weeks business trip in the interest OF J. Z
Dent Il Co.
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GROCERIES.
wheeling.
TUESDAY, June 5.

TUESDAY, June 5.
Sugars firm and active, and will keep
at about present prices for some time, as
the advance is easily maintained. Coffee
firm and scarce, in fact, good assortment
is hard to get. Dried Peaches of good
quality not to be had. New Prunss firm
and higher. Old Prunes not wanted at
any price. Corn goods active and firm;
good full stocks of sugar We think will
pay the helder.
SYRUPs-ChoiceS Sugar Syrup S6c; Honey
Drips S5c; Maple Drjps, five gallon kegs
72c; ten gallon kegs zoe; one-hslf barrel
Csc; barrel &C. Sugar dark BIC;
(3c additional in half barrels).
New Orleans Molasses, new crop now in,
Fancy 47c; Choice 45c; Prime 43c; Fair
4Oc; Mixed goods New Orleans 30aS2c;
Bakers goods 3Oc.
PRovIsIoNs-Large S. @. MANS II &c; me.
dunn s. G. hams 12c; small s. G. hams
12Ic; California hams Sc; S. O. breakfast
bacon lie; s. @. shoulders BIC; homeless
hams 12c; city sides l0c; bacon shout
ders Sc; ham beef lie; ordinary
bsef Sc; family mess pork, 5lb pieces.
SIC 90; bean pork. fine clear. s17O0.
LARD-Tierce sic; half barrels SIC; tubs
slc; tin pals 3 lbs, SIC; tin
pals, lbs, SC; tin pals, 10 lbs, sic;
tin pals, 20 lbs, 9sc.
GAINED GooDs-Active; Standard 3fo
table peach 81 25a2 so; No. 3 tomatoes new
81 O5 to 81 25 per dozen, as to quality;
strawberries 2fb 81 10; blackberries
2fb CSC; raspberries b 81 co.; Dam
sons Oh Csc; lima beans Oh 9Oc;
cove oysters III light Coo; do 1fb full
weight 95caSl 90; string beans Oh 85a9oci
succotash Oh 81 O0a$l 25; early June peas
81 S5a1 40; French peas 15a2ec, as
to quality, each; pineapple 81 40;
gooseberries Oh 9OcaS1 90; 1ib Favor
ite Salmon, very fine, - CO.; BID
weet potatoes 81 rs; Bib pumpkin 81 90.
WOODEN WAEE--No. / tubs $6 80; No.
3 SIS so; No. 81 80; 2 hoop pals III 40;
2 hoop 81 65; sap 81 20; single washboards
81 so; double do. So so; fine crimp double
do. So IS; single 50 so.
FRUIrs-New Prunes 4a4ac, az to quail
ity; Raisins, Valencia, &c; Layer Odora,
Sc; halves, new dry peaches, &c; London
layer raisins S2.75a3.00; Loose Musca-
tells, $2.CO to 2.25.
Or-Lard, extra western strained soc,
carbon, 10, 7tc; carbon, $50, Sc; white
miners best winter SIC; white miners
AZ to Acc.
SUaARs-Cut loaf &c; Cubes nc; Fruit
powdered &c, Ordinary powdered &c;
GRADUATED Standard &c; Standard Con-
fectioner's A &c; Standard Grccer's A 6tc;
Pearl White A &c; White extra O 6sc;
Ohio Valley SIC; New York O 5sc.
Baer's Snow White A, 6!c; GRADUATED,
Knight's, &c; Granulated, Franklin, 7sc;
CONF tioners' Standard A, 6sc; Imperial
A, &c; Pulverized, for Icing, 7lc; Pnlyer-
iz.d, Pure, 7!c; Cut Loaf, 74c;, Cubes,
re; Pan Handle White Extra G, 6tc; Ban
ner Extra C, &c; Golden Crown Extra {,
SIC; Knights Yellow c, 5sc.
COFFER--Green Coffee-Fancy Golden
Rio lslc; Fancy Green 17!c; Peaberry lS!ci
Choice Green 16lc; Prime Green l64c Roast
ing grades Ice; Java 25c. Roasted in pack
ages-Ohio Valley colo; Ohio Valley roast
ed. 500 lb lots zoe.
Panhandle, 2O!c, single box lots.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked 70 al
W. J. ROBINSON, Gcn'I Pas. Agent
PArtcpburg. W. V.
W. H. OSBORN, Southern Trav. Ae'L
PomerpI OhiO
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Being Neighborly

'Pl bet I've got some of the mesnest
neiohbors a fellow ever h1d," said man
Yesterday to some half dozen loungers;
they're alwa..s on the borrow. One family
IN particular sends every day or two Tor
cup of borrowed eOffse-of which we keep
only the very best-and then returns IN
rlaee of il a most inferior article. We're
going To head 'en of on that, though;
thew owe us 3 cup now, and when they
fetch it home wife's going to set 1t away
and loan il to 'em again" and be chuckled
With infinite satisfaction.
'Well, SIR" continued another, after q
pauss, "my wife has a worse neighoor
han that. She moved into our neighhor-
hood about q month ago, and in few days
narrowed q cup of sugar. When she re-
,nrued it il wGsn't nearly 20 full. After two
or three such experiences, my wife set the
cup away ard when she returned for an
otber loan sent back the same quantity
n wss still lighter when it was returned,
and after two weeks passing baek ana
torth my wife handed it ont ut last Win
Isss than spoonful in 1t. J"
sHow much was in it when the woman
sent il homer" queried listener.
',Not single grain! They had wssned
the cup"
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TIE LINE KILN CLUB.
Brother Gardner Exposes the Faults of
= Lecture on Economy. and tho Club
Tenders a Vote OF Thanks.

Brother Gardner Exposes the fauits OF
a Lecture on Economy, and the Club
Tenders Vote of Thanks.
Detroit Free Press.
''It ar my dOoty 10 explain" said
Brother Gardner, as tho hall grew quiet,
'dat the Hon. Gawgs Washington Jones, OF
Memphis aIroye heah two days ago on
purpose to deliber a lecktur' beto' dts club,
DE name Of his leetur' ar; How an
When 10 EcOnOmize.' had = chance to
look the gem lau ober an size him up, an
las night l walked him down 10 de ribber,
pintsd across 10 Canada an told him to
skipp. He skipped. Sich Of you as had
yonr moufs all ready for sunthin' good
will no doubt feel bit disappointed until
I furder explain. By keeTlul study OF
the Hon. Jones / diskibbered most OF his
pints.
II found dat he was eeonomizin' on boot
heels to buy mo- brass watch chain.
HE was maxim one shirt las HIM
doorin' de spring sezun in order to buy
TO- pink collars which reached up to his
ears.
"He hadn't any uuderclothss, but he
had galvanized watch dat run 20 hours
to de day.
''He Was barfuf in his butes, but he
wore a glass diamond dat nebber cost less
dan 50 cents.
ale hadn't any obereoat, but be wore
pair O. bewtilul WALLER kid gloves dat
made cherry street kyar boss stop dead III
his tracks.
"While he didn't carry comb mol
brush. he swelled out wild blue handker'
chief en- which de Car Of Russia might
have ached to blow his nose.
HE showed me a dozen blank check;
ON yarus benks dat he was luggin' around
fur show, but it took his las nickle to gi
across to Canada.
0He had bewtiful way of speakin' t
Won, but three different policemen wa
gwine to run him in fur suspicious char
acter.
''While he hadn't had good squsr
meal fur two weeks, he was armed wild
dozen cheap cigars to make q show on d
streets.
At looked ober him, an under him, an
all aroun' him, an l cum TO de conclushu
dat we didn't want any of his hints OF
economy. l didn't want tO seem too COLI
an severe Wild him, an srter turnin' d,
shNiick ober in my mind l decided dat d
United States was an onhealthY climate ia
his system" =,
On motion of Waydown Bebee tn
thanks Of the club were rendered the PREF
ident for bis action in the case, and resf
luton of sympathy was extended to PICK
lea Smith for having loaned the Hon, Jone
81 in cash without security.
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pvTRGLEIM V, NASBY

ofnt,uit acquaintance with a tru
"a srways increases Our respeckt FUR
p Is the reason why Synyits Blocks
j - ~ make friends as their virtues
4 80 letter known Clergymen, public
4 .yg7. and yeople in all the avenues OF
4 - rp;t IN their praise of that won
4 ..l rsx remedy, Synvita Cough Blocks.
4 ~, -. warranted to cure Coughs, Colds,
4 :! .S,,is HoarssneSs, Tickling in the
4 -, Snrs Threat and Group; - doses,
4 - Hundreds bear testimony to the
s,Esble cures of DiarrhOea, Dysentery,
CbolFrs Iuiantum, or Summer Com
=. and Cholera MOrbus, effected by
r Blackberry Blocks; - doses, %
I W. have stacks Of testimonials
4 - ,,,-bgg,. who, after dosing their chill
4 - LII st-oug medicines for other sup
l = fisPssps. have completely cured them
1 nam, Syuviyg Worm Blocks; p doses,
= Us After you have tried all the
3. ,5.,-irrd bottle remedies and have Tound
hrv package Of Synvits Kid
q gIr.,i and Liver Blocks and be cured.
4 L.. 80 cents. Ii YOU want the finest
4 ne Ei,t,rs in the market, buy = package
! Sgryita Bitte- Blocks for p cents, and
Z L.. fr,.l I 70 ] gallon Of pure tonic bit
~r these remedies only cent q dose.
II boy u,tsa Poon, no sticky bottle. Put
4 :, n,f,p, packages. Warranted to cure
! r,6n,- refunded Sold by druggists
I .-yvb.r-. Get checker board Of your
L. ,-,a Send your address on a postal
Il Tor a copy Q; ''THs STNvIrA BLOCK, "
q \. h ,o7t,iu- history OF diseased and
! r-e or and 1 cent stamp for sample o.
4 MN E,o.E and q copy OF THE SYSyTA
T. Address, The Synvita Co, Loci
i, -. DelPhos, Ohio.
/ Ayp,v P. HISS, Agent for Wheeling
,ppCsite pcstoGioe.
rs, z MCSwORps, Agent for Martins
EsIy, D.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY,, June 5.
LAST week completed nearly all OF the
clipping of wool in this section. There
have been no transactions outside OF few
struggling clips which were brought to the
city. The apathy of the wool buyers still
continues. They remember only too well
how the wool market has been dragging,
and until the wooden goods trade brightens
up the future shows no encouraging signs
for the raw material There is consider
able unwashed wool marketed, prices for
this grade having eased off fully 3 cents
Der pound, and would now quote % cents
at full market value for good lots. Gao
tstions on fine woods are % cents for fleece
washed, but this price is purely nominal,
as 10 transactions Of any consequence have
taken place.
BosroN, June 5.-Wool-Dull; Ohio
and Pennsylvania extra feeces 2Sa3oc
No. l 80; Michigan extra 26a27; Territory
secured 40a5Oc; pulled woods, extra 22a26c
common to good supers 27s35.
PhilsdelphiR,
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Wool-Mark
ct dull and weak.
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70 weak men

$780, - un..@z@
ssEar.ncf-Nm thceFcrt5 Of Youthful errors. early
c. cay. sa.t.r weakness, lost manhood. etc. Twill
s.st valuable treatise .srAlctil containing tull
para. Mar, s1' home cure FREE OF charge. A
sr..ai.. r-vl.gal work should b. read by every
ian S-D % .r,0us and dcblHtated. Address
Prof Z. &, FOWLER, MsoduS, CnQi.s
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ala S73, closing at S14 27l; September
S14 S73a14 42!, closing at Sl4 371. Lard
Cash $S so; July IS 70aS 77A, closing
at So 20; August S. 1913 s24, closing at
So 753; September s. 75aS IS, closing at
S. 77s Cut Meats-Short ribs 81 IS;
shoulders S. 00a6 %; short clear sides
IS 1oAs 10. Whisky-At 81 10. Butter
More active; creamery quoted ct 14a19c;
dairy pa Ice, Eggs-At 133a14c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA June 6-Florr-
Firm, but quiet. Whest-Firm; ungraded
grain, depot Csc; No. . red, June 953a96c;
July 9lia92ic; August 81 ia92c; September
9ls92c. Corn-Spot quiet; futures NOM
inslly unchanged; Nor high mixed, ele-
vator, SIC. Oats-Spot strong; rejected
white 4Oa4Sc; ungraded white 44e: No. 2
white 44!c; futures shade firmer; No. 2
white, June, 43aa43ac; July 434s44sc; Au-
gust 3saa39e; September 363aS7lc.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling

Wheeling,
TUESDAY, June 3.
The market remains firm and the prices
on flour remain unchanged from last
week. Wheat has advanced and is now
bringing 81 to 90 cents per bushel for
good, clean stock, with little coming IN ut
those figures. Corn is in better demand;
oats are in good demand and hay
is quiet Bran and middlings con-
tinue in good demand. Prices on
flour and grain are wholesale and are as
follows, retail prices being from so to Is
cents higher:
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Choice family foul
in barrels IS 90; in sacks 81 as; middlinRs
per ten $50 OOa2l 90; bran per ton $40 %
AL 90; wheat per bushel, No. ], 80 to 95c.
FKED-CcTn per bushel 60a65c; oats 4Oc
hailed hay per ton, Sll GOALS 90. Farmers
are offering loose hay at Sllal2 per ton.
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MARTINS FERRY.

Nm. ong, of steubenville, o, was u
tine city Yesterday, looking up business IL
his old time style
Can't. Dick Stewart is at Toronto;
Geo Hipkins was at SteubsnVilie yes
terday. p-;,,;ont
O., on q visit to her son.
K McCue left yesterday for Jersey
CITY and other points in the east. .s
Miss Flo Kelley, Of Portland, pHsSe0
through the city yesterday. IN r;vs
The Presbyterian congregation VIII eWs
a lawn fete on the grounds OF Capt D. W.
smith at the Walnut Grove, tonight.
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mssidrsL.
choking Catarrh.

~, awakened nom disturbed sleep
i'S ~, horrible Ssn'atiOus Of an asSas' al
r,1r thCat and pressing the MT
''. e. yyur ,ichtensd ehesI2 Have you No
y" rs-ylo- and debility that succeeded
d -, 81, s.ssr your throat and head OF 'his
- r.s,:t-' what a depTCSsing influence
I -..,1 ,ae mind, elOUding the memory
&c. che head with pains aud strange
1.'.s.S,-, FtN.lICt III % rid the nasal Pas
- ~ syI UCgS OF this poisonous mucuS
2, ~ n who are afflicted with cata 70.
can Mo prot sct the system against rs
IS '.s.. .,.,-,,,, osardS the lungs liver and
.E,s ,Sy>tciauS vi I admit IL isateiri'
GtEN ana rrics ont for relief and cure
t,>s.,.--ggs.s curative powers, when all
1' r. fs.s 100 eriy fat, OF SASFORD'S SADI
1- vs. vs., ..leSte bv thousands who grats
y. 50 l,.,,--lsa ,cd 10 TO frllO y, sufferers No
\ '-''.rlaEe regard .ug il that cannot be
3 49,, ~ Hy the most respectable and rel'-
. -. coatsins one brittle OF the RAD.
; I. .,,.. box of CATARRHAL SOLVENT, and
IS 4. I>aALES, with treatise and direc-
N. .,i !, sa.i by all druggists for 800
~. pEU8 & CHEMICAL Co, BoSrOS
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Inherited
Diseases.

r. tho realm % disease the facts Of in-
t.r.-,E.r a-n most numerous ami are daily
-....uHf.n- Here, alas, thry become ter
rH... L.r.F.r and overwhelming. No fact OF
ra-g-. a uHrr pregnant with awful mean
ing u.u tEr fact % the inheritance OF
s..eH.. T. r.sr.s the physician ON his daily
gari,. ra-a,yz.Hs his at and filling HIM
with t.,mly The legend u the ancient
1as. B. PICTURES tho Furic5 as pursuing
families from generation e. generation,
rr1I.r.ar them dss1llJr. The FUrles stih
l.g tEn.r uurs 90 terror and oath. but they
E-r NO Us.s .!r'hn.l ll tbs Earb % supersti-
'..a. hgf APPEAR m tho more IUtellisiblc but
o.. BIS, awfs, form uf hereditary disease.
N'..rn science. which has illuminated so
many d1TS corners 10 nature. has shed a
U.w D-ht ON tgr DmlunUs words Of the
Scripture, The sins or tuc fathers shall 30
visited up.a tho Children unto the third and
fourth -.rrr3t.Uu " Instances % hereditary
disease afn-EI Fifty Per cent o. cases Of
'.l.gWr' % that fearful destroyer Of fami.
us. ~ cancer ami scr1fula. run In families
through Inheritance. Insanity "a hereditary
DO % marked degree. but. fortunately, like
U1Hy other hereditary diseases, tends to
Wear itself UGt, the stock becOming extinct.
A distinguished scientist truly says: "No
organ % texture % tie body l. exempt from
Tue caaH'e ~ being The subject OF hereditary
H's-- PEoblbly more chronic diseases.
wien p"ra.sEcatly modify tho structure
an i'nrt.aas q the holy, are more or less
IA o. he Inherited The important and
=, 'sa'-lns Practical deductions from such
a.. Affecting so powerfully the happiness
~ ip1ls and families and the collective
~s1l1re OF tie nafion-lre obvious TO rcflec-
'llS "'lais, anil the best means for prevent
'Ns VI curing these diseases Il q subject OF
ne iaicrst 10 all. Fortunately nature
h1S f'.'.iei sNremcdy. which experience
uas : c',,5y. = .6iisil5le. and ths remedy Ia
To world famous Swifts Specific. n pure
Nesstablc compound natures astIdoto for
al O,0Od p0isoas- To tho aifictes &C n n
utessng Of inesi.mabla value. An Interest
ag rsatise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases"
willie mailed free by addressing
TIE SWIFT SrEcIElC Co,
/ l.
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Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
"a poor, you are bothered with hesascns,
Won are fdguty, nervous, and generally out
~ sorts, and want to brace no. Brace up
S,t not with stimulants, spring medicines,
ar bitters, which have for their paSls very
- bad whisky, and which stimulate
.on Tor an hour, and then leave you "a
wv {sition lhan before. What you
VT MT 10 an alternative that will purity your
NOD 49, start healthy sction Of Liver and
1870 S rsstore your vitality, and give
EHra-SsS health and strength such
s usaS;c;ns Won win find in Electric Bit.ers,
and only so cents bottle a' Logan :" ~
DruQ Store.
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Easily Satisfied.

CbarIes-Mamms, today the teacher
praised me. -
HDid he? Well, what did he say 70
your" on.h n
ma hut he said to my seat-mate: "fou
are the greatest gOod-for-nothing in the
'Sbols class. even think more Of Charles
,han of you.n
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MONROE, n. G., Oct %, 1857,

THE POTTER DRUG AID CHEMICAL Co.:
Geutlcarn,-Mr. WIN. 3. Stephenson, OF this
county brought his son 10 town to-day 70 let us
see him, and show us what Cuticura Remedies
had done for him. This is the case referred 70
in our letter to you some time ago. To LOOK AZ
the boy now, one would suppose that there had
seems TO be in perfect health. We have written
and herewith inclose what his father has N say
about the matter,-wrote 1t Just as he dictated
We are selling quite a quantity OF Cuucnra
Remedies and hear nothing but praises Tor them.
We REGARD The Cuticura remedies the best in the
market and shall DO all we can TO promote their
salo. Yours truly, -
''0' STEPHENs & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.