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-TaR QUICK on rue DRAD9o
Estells olaytORs DramatlEatiOR OF AmOlIO
Rived story,

RlveS' story,
In the stage version OF that much cFiti-
clzed, much praised, much discussed
story, %The Quick or the Dead" in
which Miss Clayton appeared at the
Opera House last evening, the book has
been adhered to us closely as the necessi'
ties Of the dramatic art would permit,
There is more OF the comedy element,
but It Is the same comedy element. The
only wide departure Is the apparition OF
Val in the last act, which Is livery effect
i've stage effect and helps toward the
dramatic unity, The climax which the
story lacks Is thus supplied, Yet es;
sentially the stage story Is Miss Riyes'
story,
Miss Clayton, II not the ideal barbara
physically, deserves the more credit for
becoming the ideal Barbara dRmatical'
ly, She is a young and beautiful wo'
man, but not weak like Barbara, She
makes OF the part-as she has made oil
the play-more than was to be expected
from the book. Mr., Wallis was manly
and satisfactory Jack, Mr.. Fairbanks 4
very realistic Col. Busy, Miss Shepherd
natural AuRt Frisbg, and the other
characters were in good hands, What
ever faults the performance has are not
the result OF bad acting nor lack Of In
telligence in the dramatization, The
audience could scarcely have been more
appreciatiye, and judging from tho evil
dent good impression made, the repeti'
ton OF the piece this afternoon will be
seen by a large audience, This evening
Miss Clayton aud her company will
present "a Sad Coquette," play which
somebody has very cleyerly called "a
pure Camille"
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SsTnoMsON II. Il, ClluRCli-lley. q.
A, a, and i,6J i. IN Sunday School az Z p. IN,
Y6nhT I'cOtlO'k meeting Al q y, inu lead by H. o.
MOui6w. Special revival services during the
week,
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The RromIne Tru.t ILeorganIaad

Alta meeting Of the National Bromine
Association, held in this city this week
the following officers were elected
President, d, J. Redmond, Of Clifton, w.
Va; Secretary, Ii. i. DOnnally, Of Hart
ford City, W. Va; Treasurer, A, Haller,
Pittsburgh. The following Board oil
Control was elected; Messrs, VIC. Tay.
lor, Of Pittsburgh; j. II. Shoneherger,
OF Syracuse, 0hioi W, Il. Shields, o.
New Philadelphia, Ohio 3 ]. Red
Inns, Of Charleston, w. Va; ii. +, Don.
nally, OF Hartford City, W. Va. In adj
dition to the above there were present
A. Murchin, Of Pittsburgh, and i. D.
Remouf, OF Pittsburgh. The association
has been in existence since 1884, and Is
'one Of the most efficient trusts in exist.
ence, controlling both the American and
European product,
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On Monday evening Frederick Bryton
will open his engagement at the Opera
House in his famous and justly popular
play, Forgiven" The sale Of seats
opened well at @. A. Houses music store
yesterday. The New York Times says:
"Forgiren" has more distinct merit
than Is perccptible in most plays Of the
same type. Its story Is told with sim
plicity and direCtnCss, its scenes are ear
iprs rs never ilii to gratefully impress
the eye, and bits Of comedy ola kind
that invaribly appeals to a popular u.s.
semblage, alternate with patlios that stirs
with unfailing swiitness the emotions oil
the throng, As Jack Diamond, Mr.
Bryton appealed to the sympathies o.
all. He was recalled ut the end OF each
act, and recalled with a heartiness and
spontaueity which were unmistakable.
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MARTINS FERRY,
Fatal NlstaEo of Child-Church Services
Personal Gossip, etc,
John Hukill has returned from INC south

John Hukill has returned from tho South.
Judge HUI, OF st, ClaiIsville, is In thOClty'
WIN Lewis, Of East Liverpool, Is home on =
short visit,
Mrs, R, =. Cattell is in the city on her way to
Pittsburgh,
place this morning,
The newly elected officers Of the X, Of H. weFo
installed last night
The Saturday fiction papers have aEElyedRtthe
PostOtlice news stand
The regular Saturday night dance Will take
place nj HelsGy's hall tonight
Yesterday A, L. Chandler returned 10 Chicago
He took a ilne horse with him.
Mr.. Frank Ford aud family returned yesterday
FROM pleasant visit 10 steubenYille'
Mrs, Fanny Majors, Of Chicago, Is visiting
irleudsand relatives In Martins Ferry
lr, ald' Mrs. ", II, HumphTcYllle are enter,
tRjnipg Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Dean, OF Pleasant
Ridge,
The Mayor and City Council arc at Pitts
buRh Inspecting the Edison system OF electric
lights,
Miss Luella sutton and Miss Lulu Brown, Of
st, ClGlFsyille, are tho guests Of Mayor NJ u
Mitchell and Wlfc'
last night Tho Millionaire was played 70 q
good audience ut the Opera House. "The VOL
IIRp l0-lllkub VIII navy " kubA HNNls'
Rev, II, G, Waddel, OF New Athens, VIII assist
Rev. A, 4. IIrOwnleG In the meeting vt tho U, u,
church tonight aud az communion tomorrow,
There have been about twenty conversions and
about the SAINT number Of accctsnlS VI the big
revival In progress VI tho n. u, church, The
pastor, Rev, !, s, Winten, Is doing good work.
The audience at tho Opera House on Thurs
day nigh was one OF the largest and most enl'
tufcd ever seen NJ any entertainments ~ Mar
Tins Ferry. The attraction was frRnk Beard,
tic carlClturlst, and his entertaining chllk TALK
was enjoyed by the lArge audience, although not
up 70 tho expectations OF many spectators,
Frances, u twO.yOaF.Old son OF James ConnCl,
residing on South Fourth street, drank u guam,
thy OF CarbOlIc acid ON last Tuesday and VIII
| probably die. vessel containing several
ounces Of this pOly0nOus acid had been placed
under the bed rs dsiniCctant, Mrs, COnlel be,
ing sick. The little boy crRwled under the bed
and swallowed u portion OF the acid llcbegan
SCreamlng, and Mrs. John KreuSch, mother Of
Mrs. Connel, rushed In tho room, but nothing
could DO done for the unfortunate child until
the arrival Of Or. ], y, H0bensaCk. Altldotei
were administered and everything done In med
iCal power TO relieve It's terrible suffering, Las
evening recovery appeared doubtful, aud Mrs
COnnel, who recently became mother, Is dan
| uaFniiEly ILL.,
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TSFtRsT ENG. EVAN; LUTHERAN
~ CltURClf-ilev. Il. II. DornbiAIcf paS.
tot, ptegaGhlnE ~ 1000 a. m. aud Iil9 p. m.
Ing alter evening service.
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Tie whI,t tjlnl1s m. weekly senpcO,

The popularity thatlhe "Whist Club y
one OF this seasons most delightful so.
Cial organizations, has attained among lis
membership, was increased last night,
The club held another session; on this
occasion Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Weist.
ling were the entertainers and the
way in which they played the part Of
host and hostess was most agreeable for
their guests, who formed a congcnial
body. Progressive euchro was again
made the leading feature Of tho even.
ing. The game was played Mt Mr.. and
Mrs. Weistiing' rooms, at No. lila Chap.
line street. At It's conclusion, about
midnight, the members and Others
who were guests, adjourned to Ziegen-
ielder's, wheresuppGr wasserved and the
prizes distributed. The first trophies
Of tho game were takel. by Miss Mollie
Frew and Mr.. Walter Bloomfield, while
the "boobies" fell to the lot Of Miss
Virginia Bloomfield and Mr.. Austin
Bnaul.
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ABOUT People.
stranger. in .lo olly aaa whoolIng Pooplo

Strangers in the City and wheeling People
Abroad.
Col. R. T. o'Beirn, Of the United
States Army, is inltho city on official
business.
John M. Cook, ofsteubenville, was
down yesterday on business connected
with Van Bakers appeal.
Miss Estelle Clayton, her manager
and the principal members Of her com
pany, are at the Hotel Windsor.
Misses Josephine Shepherd and Alice
Mansfield, and Mr.. L. N. Martell, of the
Estelle Clayton company, are at the Nc
Lure.
Rey.A Z. Myers, Of West Liberty, this
county, father Of DR.. L. @. Myers, Of this
CITY, and Treasurer Of Bethany College,
died at his home on Wednesday.
Word was received here late Thursday
night Of the sudden death there OF Dr.
Thomas j. Sullivan, q well known drug
pist, formerly OF this city, and brother
Of Monsignor j. T. Sullivan, OF the
Cathedral. Rev. Father Sullivan left FOL
Chicago last evening, The deceasedieii
two daughters, one Of whom is 9 pupil
AZ Mt. dc Chantal and the other lives at
Washington, Pa.
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Tho Chicago Times, in speaking Of this
great drama, which will he at the Grand
Opera House January 81, % aud 20, says:
PASSIONS Slave" opened last evening
to we'll filed auditorium. The com-
pany Is the strongest that has yet mp
peared In this house and one OF the
most evenly balanced that has played in
this city for some time. The play Ia
compounded OF heroic speeches, self sac
ri6ciug characters, lofty sentiments,
very strong dramatic situations and eli
makes andbeautiiul scenic effects.
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Nothing definite has been learned in
regard to the quantity Of oil found at the
Slit well near Glencoe. The Bellaire
Democrat Is informed that outside parties
have secured a sample OF the oil which
Is pronounced Of a superior quality,
When placed in q vial it has theappear.
Rnce Of old brandy, md it burns as well
rs most Of the refined oil in common use,
The tanks are completed but will not be
filled until they are enclosed with build
ines to keep away meddlesome persons,
Several capitalists from the Wash
ington, Pa,, field are seeking invest
ments in the neighborhood Of the WELL
Robert A. Hodgens, OF that place,
through s. w, Ault, has leased a large
amount Of land in the vicinity. There
is quite business appearance about the
village, us men from all tho oil llelds
are on hands to east an anchor to win
ward" should further Developments
meet expectations.
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There wasanother fashionable bowling
party given at Wheeling Park last even.
Ing. Those participating were principal
ly from among the younger society cir.
Gle. They enjoyed the pleasing sport till
1t was time 10 take the last trainto town
on the Elm Grove road, and after arrlv-
ing here concluded the evenings enter
tainment at the home OF one Of the party.
Bowling rs a popular entertainment In
social circles appears to DO undergoing
son0what Of q revival.
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Twelve Of whCCllng'S popular young
ladies have formed u reading circle,
which will hold la first meeting this
evening. Mrs. George Adams has been
chosen IA reader or censor, aud she will
select her assistants from the members
Of tho circle. The intention Ia to read
for two hours each Saturday evening
from the English essays, The members
anticipate nhdlug muCll pleasure In the
meetings Of the circle.
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Make No Mistake.

II YOU have made UP your mind To
buy Hoods sarsaparllla do not DO Id.
duced 10 take any other. Hoods Sarsa'
parillais a peculiar medicine, possessing,
by virtue Of lis peculiar combination,
proportion and preparation, curative
power superior ID Ony other article o.
the kind before tho people, For all
affections arising from Impure blood Of
low state Of tho system II Is unequalled,
Be sure 10 got Hoods, b
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A ,,nnl, ninrrl,A coloreN AIan.

John Parker, a colored man In jail at
3Nrnesyille, charged with bigaufy Iap'
pears 10 DO much married. man. He
4 charged with being tho husband oil no
I'D than six dusky DANES, besides two
others with whom his marital relations
Sre Ia doubt Ills several wives reside
In Delaware, Columbus, CLEVELAND, Now
Ak. Zanesyille and Mansfield respect
ivelv. parkOrs Delaware wife, q Comely
iI.,j. woman. arrived there and con.
irnnied her husband In jail. Sho was
married. 10 Parker twelve years ago, and
ma had four children by him; lie de-
serted her three years ago, When Tue
balance OF parker'O wives get there 70
testify against him an interesting sceiiSiS
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TEACHERS MEETING YESTERDAY.
Tile O and % TsnChers Hold m Enjoyabl'
and Helpful Session,

hLl 1uHbtoAt
The regular meeting Of the G and D
grade teachers was held yesterday after
noon at the Union school, and was well
attended and Interesting, Miss MohoIin
talked on the subject Of Reading"
The subject was treated in a practical
and helpful way, and tho talk, was in
Miss Meholin's happiest vein.
Superintendent Anderson followed
with some remarks impressing on the
minds OF the teachers the necessity oil
teaching by example, as well us precept,
correct speaking and reading, He also
gave n practical talk on "Writing," tax.
Ing the position that the teacher should
excel the pupils in writing, and as well
in anything else which was taught. To
do this required diligent and incessant
practice.
These meetings do increased good
every month, giving renewed zest and
encouragement to the teachers work,
and thus greatly beneGttlpg tile schools
under their charge.
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WE call attention to tho Advertisement
OF that well.known school, the Younl
Ladies' Seminary, OF Steubenville, Ohio
With commendablo enterprise DR.. Reit
has secured for the music department
the services Of Prof, Engel, pupil o
Won Bulow, and very accomplished
teacher Of both vocal and instrumental
music. The pupils Of that Seminary, n
least in music, will have the very best
Of advantages.
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Is Natures own true laxative. II 4
the most easily taken, and the mos
effective remedy known TO cleanse TIT
System when Bilious or Costiye; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyers; Il
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only b!
tho California Fig Syrup Company. Fo
sale in 80 cts and Sl.0O bottles by Logar
4 Co., Anton 2. Hess, Il. u. Burt ant
@. Menkemeller.
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Tho woman's Christian Temperance
Union, ever on the alert for the goot
OF humanity, will present two bills Z
the present Legislature, both OF which
they think should be passed without
dissenting vote; ono is for the estGb
lishment Of a reform school for boys, thu
other an act raising the "age Of consent
for girls from twelve TO eighteen years
Tho people are asked by the associa
ton 10 stand behind these women IL
their efforts to protect their homes ant
children, and urge their representative
10 vote for both measures.
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In the Supreme Court OF Appeals, al
Charleston, the following business wa
transacted on Thursday;
McKinsey Va, SqulreS, from Braxton
county, was submitted.
Boggs Va. Bodkin, from Braxton county
was submitted.
Frame vs., Frame, from Braxton county
was submitted.
Adjourned until Friday.
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Peter G. vandswater, Commissioner
Of Highways, Woodsburgh, Long Island
N. ", wrltegi
During tho last three years I have
been troubled with stitches In the back
They came on without the sllghtesl
warning and laid me up for two and
three weeks az n time, aud nothing hId
INC any good. 0yUra year ago l had q
severe attack, could hardly move
Nv wlio then applied an ALLCock's Pom
oUs pLAsTRH on tho small 1l the back
whore the kink appeared TO DO. meyer
had used ono before. In short time
all the pain had vanished, and the next
morning | got ZIP aud attended TO my
business. put q fresh plaster on every
week for a month and / feel that have
been entirely cured, as 1hayO not had
an attack In the last eighteen months.
- 49,. Iii. H., 49,, Aha nhaafnat
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Two.thirds Of all deaths In Now York
City arc from consumption or pneumo.
MIA, The saline proportion holds Tor
most other pltles. Delays arc dangerous,
Dr. Acker's English Remedy ior con-
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life, o. H. uOetGe, H. Il, Burt
o, M0nkOmellef, Logan 4 %, 4
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Joseph i.ondo, d Plumbing, vas 10 Town yes.
to-day
WHO Attempted 70 wreck Inc 81, CiGluylli6 traIa
Thursday hlght
br. r. A. Sanders, Of Welllyilla, WAS ~ town
ycilOrlny, In tho Interest OIL the Cleveland d
Piiisbdrgh road
Tho eia,, has beon put In the now PtesbyiCt.
ian church and II win DO completed aud ready
l6F OcoupahCy IN aiew days
llridgopotli IA experiencing tOal estate boom,
More than d hundred transfers have been made
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mo laugnlIn ana junction 5000 company

Tho Lauglilin and Junction Steel Company
At a meeting Of the stockholders oftht
Laughlin and Junction Steel Company
held at their Office at Mingo Junction on
Thursday, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the ensuing year
w. L. Glessner, Morgan L. OFT, Henry
X. List, Manuel Gutman, II. NJ. Priest
David Gutman, W. W. Holloway and
James w. Paxton. The Board organ.
ICED by re.electing W. L. Glessner and
II. NJ. Priest General MANAGERS, W. l.
Glessner, President; NJ. j. Urquhart
Secretary and Business Manager; and
w. II. Bradley, Superintendent.
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Rev. L. w. Barr will conduct the meet,
ing for tho study Of tho Sunday school
lesson at 5 o'clock this afternoon. Mems
meetings will 10 held at 1850 o'clock
thls evening and 4 o'clock Sunday after.
noon. These meetings are largely at.
tended and very interesting, AL men
arc cordially Invited 70 attend.
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"A we'll 40 the most effective method Of
JlSnOlllhR headaches, colds and levers Of
cleansing the system, y by taking a ley
doses Of the pleasant California liquid
irnlt fetnedy, Syrup Of Figs FofBalU IN
90 ciS and si,OO bottles by Logan \ Co..
Anton y, Hess, X. i. Burt and O Men
kamellgf,
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WASHINGTON, y. o., jan. Is. - Fol-
Western Pennsylvania fair weather, ex'
Cept along the lakes, light local SHOWS,
much colder norlhCrly winds, vecrlng
10 norlheastetly,
older northerly winds,
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hives Of industry are not given any more
credit than the drone who hordes his
money In government or other bonds
with no risk whatever to run. In fact
they are cursed more than they are
praised, while the bOndholder is looked
upon as an Individual above reproach.-
Bellairs Independent,
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Ny baby has been troubled with Eczema on
bis face, neck, head, cans, and entire body. lie
was ono mass Of BcaOs, aud we were Obliged 10
spent dollars on remedies without effect, but
alter using one box CutlCura and and one Cake
Of CutlcuTa Soap the child Is entirely cured. l
cannot thank you enough for them;
l2Mull St, BROOKLYN, L, b., Y,
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Tho monthly Service Of Praise will be
IN the First Presbyterian Church to.irlo,i,,
raw svening, The pastors subject VIII
I,e n,Ioy In Heaven oyer RUnenting SIN,
llers, % Tho choir and congregation viii
slnp some good old hymns aud anthoing!
Stfsnpufs In the city and non.Churcll
goefa are cordially Invited.
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ECZEMA CAN Be CURED.

The most agonlzlng. humlliatlng,
Itching, soaly, and burning Ecze-
mas are cured by the CutIcura
Remedies, when physicians and all
other remedies fall.
] have been afflicted since last March with d
skin disease tho doctors called EcEGnA. Ny face
was covered with sCaba aud sores, and the Itch
Ing and burning were almost unbgATRblC. Sec
lug your CutlCnrR Remedies so highly recon-
lneIided, concluded 10 give them d trial, using
the CltlCurA aud Cullcura Soap externally, and
kesolvcnt Internally for four months. l call
inyICli cured, In gratitude for which make this
Mus. CLARA A, FREDERICK.
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Cutlcura Remedies arc the greatest medicines
this country. Ny mother had II twenty years,
nnd IN fact died from II. | believe CuliCurl
would have IAved her life. My arms, breast and
head were covered for three years, which moth.
RcSOlyent. ]. ", ADAMS, Newark, o.
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Tho child coughed, The mother ran.
No remedy was near. Before morning
the poorlittle sufferer was dead. Moral:
Always keep DR.. Acker's English REM
edy at liand. o. X. Goethe, Il. d. Burt,
@. Mcnkemeller, Logan 4 Co. 8
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70
record two deeds OF trusts and tho fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate:
Deed made January Z by NJ. LETTERS,
]. r. Acker and G. Il. i. Gilchrist,
special commissioners, to w. II, Frank,
In consideration Of $4,000, for lot IL In
square 10, on the west side OF Eotf street.
Deed made December 20, by Caroline
Frederick and others to Louisa Fred
erick, in pursuance to a decree Of the
Circuit Court, for the south part Of the
north three.quarters OF lot 100, In North
Wheeling.
Deed made December s by Margaret
Waters and others to Elizabeth A. and
Missouri D. Forsythe, In consideration
Of 5000, forlots 23and "a on South Broad.
way.
Hanke, trustee, to George r. Crum.
hacker, in consideration OF $3.50, for lots
10 and II Of square Of Carroll & Bakers
addition, and a deed made January IA,
by George Crumbacker and wife 10 Mar
viret A., wife of DR.. d. H. Taylor, in
Consideration OF $3.50, for the same lots.
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SSsECoND PREsDYTERIAN CHURCH,.
~ Cot, TypntiVlh aud Market streets, RUy.
T snd $751; D s RS,G s:bs sSFSSSi y sSs:
free. ALL are Invited.
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DIED.

TRoLIs-On Friday, January IS, 1852, atS o'clock
u, M, FREDERICK l.. TROLL, In his 18th year.
Funeral from the residence Of his sister, Mrs.
wlhGlmlna LGuC, No, 1000 chAplInO street.
on Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock, Inter.
yrnnt at AT Wood rnrnCtprV
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YSSszANE STREET ~, u. CliURCil-u. u.
~ uAhAin, pastor Preaching At 1880 q,
IN. and 100 p, nj, Prayer meeting ~ 600 4, M,
], A, lOHOfsnn binhRt BrhO6lai9p. m.
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y Null st. brooklyn, 3. b.


Two years and half ago Salt RhCum broke
out on my rlEht hand. u appeared III white
ullly spread until Il covered the entire back Of
tho hand. The disease next appeared on my
LEFT hand. tried many remedies but could
flnd no cure until obtained the Cntlcura kcm.
cure, JAMES +. kEARNEY,
2si Wood Avenue, Doltolt
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, h0ct Soap,
2jc. ResOlvent, 81. Prepared by the roTTER
DRtid AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass,
nB-sCnd for GLOW 10 Cure Skin DiScASes," Gi
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SSPiHsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ Rev. d, A, Cunningham, DID, IaatOF
Pfeachln2 NJ 1880 " ~. and ~ 1iSq r. ~. Sabbath
School At y a. M. Mission School At 2!00 y. IN,
EllhlhaIlLh LIEnhl. hhnNn IAnnh.
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1 HAYS used your salvation oil TOT
cracked heels, mango aud sand cracks
with horses, aud II gives perfect satliaC-
lion, CnAs, W. LEE,
lll W. baltimore Street, Dalton Md.