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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-22

The leyee gauge at dusk last evening
showed depth OF about 7 feet in the
channel. The Andes got away shortly
before dusk with a good trip on board
and a fair cabin list. The new ferry
boat for Stone Bros, Of Point Pleasant,
which has been for the past three weeks
receiving her machinery from the Swee-
neys,: has had most Of the finishing
touches put on and will soon be ready
for her trial trip. The Kanawha Marine
Dock Company Is q new firm recently
started at Point Pleasant, w, w. Cole
and H, HeatheFlngtoni both well
known steamboat men, are the head
men Of the company, One day
last week the Onward, OF the Pittsburgh
coal fleet, went up the Great Kanawha to
the head OF navigation. She was the
largest towboat that ever assembled that
river. The Hudson passed up yesterday
morning in the Cincinnati:P Pittsburgh
trade, and the Katie StoCkdale passed
down in the same trade. The w. N.
Chancellor Is due up this morning at an
early hour enroute from Cincinnati TO
Pittsburgh. The I!iEEie Bay is due
down at IN early hour this morning 10
her Charleston and kanqwha river trade.
The Hannibal brass band from
Raresville ore making the round
trip on the Katie Stookdale this
week and are furnishing some excellent
music. The other day at Ravenswood,
this State, Capt. Lou Richie, Of the
steamer H. D. Knox, received a tele.
gram, stating he and four Others Of that
boat had drawn $l6, 900 in the Louisiana
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Jubilee Bread.

Why does the good housekeeper dur.
ing the warm summer months roast her.
self over q hot stove to bNkeP Why does
she torture herself and why heat up the
entire house 10 an uncomfortable de-
gree, making everybody cross and mis-.
cradle? Why does she do this, especially
when so much happiness depends upon
comfortable home? To this she would
answer: 1.-THE family likes good bread,
and the baker across the street cannot
make good break. 1t Is Just like all
bakers bread and we get 10 tired oft.
Then the baker shop Is not very neat
and tidy; the workmen are not careful /;
they knead the dough and work the
bread by hand, with perspiration runs
ming from face and arms and too often
falling on 1t. So in order to have good
bread we must bake 1t at home"
We know how well these objections
are founded, and 1t Is with feelings OF
pride and satisfaction that the Wheeling
Bakery Company announces to the pub
lie that these difficulties have been met
and overcome. Our Celebrated Jubilee
Bread Is not like other Nbakers' bread"
Let them try to initiate 1t as they may,
they only acknowledge itssuperior quail:
lily and the rapidly Increasing demand
for 1t, tits emily alter great expense and
patient effort to please that We have
brought II to Its present state OF periec.
ton, and the secret Of It's worth and
beauty we retain from our competitors.
After their many efforts 10 produce such
an article, the result Is like all other
counterieits, worthless, and like the
genuine article only In shape and out.
ward appearance.
BY tho introduction Of machinery in
our bakery we haYG done away with
much Of the hand work. which ID other
lake shops Is necessarily performed by
perspiripG workmen, We havet the most
perfect and improved ovens now In use.
We employ none but the most skillful
workmen, and use nothing but the best
material on the market, These advan.
tages combined with the most scrupu.
louB care and neatnesS, are rapidly
building up such bread business as
Wheeling never knew before.
Jubilee Bread Ia for sale by all grooeB
In the city and Surrounding towns, de.
livered fresh every morning by our
wagons. 10 protect all loayes Of good
bread against worthless limitations we
have put our seal on every loaf Of "Jubi.
lee" In order that any child may know
1t II Is the biggest dye.Cent loaf on tho
market, '' ''' = "
Thanking our many patrons for their
generous support, hoping our pleasant
hHglneaa relations may long be contin.
tied, and promising that Jubilee" loaf
will always DO the biggest and best We
are Yours, hoping 10 please
WiIRRLlNa RARRRY o.,
l2a0 Market street,
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MARrIN,s PpRRY.
Two New PubllGsChool Tsachsrs-PsrsOnal
Gossip, etc,

Two New fhpuoeehuoA AeNphpfe- tsEHulteA
Gossip, etc.
Washington Delaney Is quito sick.
Nj. Fred Hall Is visiting bis parents vt Kent.
Mr., James BAyless Is at Anderson, Ind, on
business.
Mr, Joseph haywood Is visiting friends at Mt
Pleasant, .Es
Wand Alexander, Of Dallas ", Va, l. In town
among friends,
Walter Bracken, Of Pittsburgh, visited friends
here yesterday,
Tho foundation for the Opera House block Is
about completed,
Miss Alice Thornton returned yesterday from
a charming visit at Portland,
Capt. and Mrs, John Garrett OF lellRIre, visit
cd their sou William this week,
Elwood RAtcliff, ESD, Of Mt, Pleasant, d in
the city, theguestOi his son, Mr.. W, r. Ratclih'
ED. Cattell returned yesterday from Colorado,
where he has been ln search OF health lor sew
eral months,
Sunday school Is now held In the Ferry View
school house every Sunday 2! p N. John scaf'
lett Il superintendent ana MISS nevada DaEEah
secretary,
Rev, W. @. Meek, OF WArrentOn, and Miss Mary
ClaylAnd, Of Bridgeport, Will DO married lhis
evening, They Will 90 70 Cincinnati on lneW
bridal tour,
Miss Claire Scott was yesterday asked by a
number OF ciltzenk 10 appear AZ tue uptEp l1uuht'
assisted by the Martins Ferry Dramatic Club
and has consented 10 produce ono Of her plays,
The funeral OF the late Hiram Walton Will take
place from the family residence In ClREk's ada
lion this morning, The Grand Army and sons
Of Veterans Will meet ut the q. A, Il, hall ~
O'Clock to attend the funeral,
Col. William Dorsey, former resident Of this
city, but for several years u prominent Demo-
cratic politician Of CleYeland, u shaking hands
with his many friends here. His district Is Re-
publican by about 5000, He ran for Congress
and came very near being elCCled, He has not
been In Martins Ferry for fifteen or sixteen
centuries, and his friends are glad to see him,
The annual election OF teachers In the Mar.
tins Ferry public schools took place yesterday,
All OF the old teachers were reelected, with the
execution OF Miss Ellen BOggs, Principal OF the
High School, and Miss Olive McCllSkoy, teacher
Of the A Grammar school, who resigned. Mr..
john a, BrOwnOCheT, u graduate OF tho OHIO
State UnlyerIity will succeed MiSS lOggs " Prlp'
ClpGl Of the High School and teacher OF sciences,
Mr., BrOWnoCher comes highly recommended,
Miss Mary A, ], Sharp, Que OF BellRlrC'H best
teachers, has been elected successor to Miss
Olive MCCllSkey, Her rcc0 lamentations are the
very best. There arc over twenty teachers In
the schools aud four or five moro Will DO needed
when the new buildings arc completed, IFof,
Edwin K, Sparks, Superintendent, was retained
for another year ut salary OiS 500, an Increase
OF 500, The Professor Is deserving OF the In
crease Rns IL worth more money. lie has put
new lie In the Martins Ferry schools,
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: ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho CITY and wheeling People
Abrond.

Abroad.
DE. stalnaker is at Charleston.
Mr.. G. N. Brady, OF Washington, Pa,
Is in town.
Mr.. F. @. Arbenz, Of Chillcothe, is
spending few days among his old
Wheeling friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Koran, and daughter,
OF Fairmont, were registered at the
stamm yesterday.
Prof. Joe Kramer is back from Pitts
burgh, where he las been leading one Of
the theatre orchestras.
Mr.. John D. Hastings, the well known
iron worker and inventor, Of Jackson, O.,
is at the Mcclure House.
Capt. P. A. Bonebrake, a well known
Pan Handle road official was IN town
yesterday. registered at the Stamm.
Dr.. Gasmire and Mr.. Sweeney, OF
Wheeling, with some parties from
Washington, arrived in the city this
morning and procuring q team left for
the oil territory across the river.-iSteu.
LenVilLe Herald.
The many friends Of Miss Pearl Reed,
daughter OF @. 4. Reed, who has lately
located in Philadelphia, will DO pleased
TO learn that she has secured an eligible
situation as stenographer and type.
writer with tho well known firm OF B.
i. Glenn 4 Son, Seventeenth and Green
streets. Miss Reed was a former pupil
OF Mr.. 7. u. Garvin, the we'll known
lawyer and stenographiC expert Of
Wheeling.
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RAN. OPTICIANS nERR.
Col. Peabody and n Party of Fellow onlcors
in His Private Car.

GOl, feWuouy anu " AhItS W. EUAAoW thhGeAH
in His Private Car.
There came in over the Baltimore &
Ohio from the west last evening, Col,
W. w. Peabody, who was last week ap.
pointed by the Baltimore 4 Ohio direct
ors General Superintendent OF all the
lines west OF the Ohio river with the
same duties and powers he has hereto.
fore exercised as General Manager
Capt. II. 7. Devries, the well known
Superintendent OF the Trans.0hio Dlvis-
ion, and Capt. David Lee, the Superin.
tendent OF the maintenance OF way Of
all the company's lines west Of the river.
They came in Colonel Peabody's private
car, the Ohio, which was attached 10 the
regular train from the West, II
Is understood that Col. ]. 7. 0deT, the
recently appointed General Manager
Of the entirel baltimore & Ohio system,
will arrive here this morning from Baltl.
more, accompanied by Col. j. 7, Iegge,
OF Grafton, the popular superintendent
OF the western divisions OF the main line,
and possibly some other officials. It Is
tho understanding that they are 10 meet
here for conference. Colonel Peabody
10 DESTROYS OF having the new general
manager 90 west With him as far as Chi.
Cago, and take q look al thlnga.
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Gbf Sutelliofltttt.
o0Ico Nos. 70 ond ~ Fourtoonth Street,


White Mountain Frcezers-NeSbltt & Bro.
Anniversary Entertainment.
Summer Residence To Let,
George W. Uhilds' RpColleCtlons.
NOtiCc-deo. ]. Garrison, Health 0Hlcer.
For Sale, For Rent, &c.-0eO. ]. MRthlS6n.
Geo. Il. stlfcl & Co.-spring and summe
hoods.
Mixed PalnlS-Hoge & Bro.
Gasoline AmAOR Consolidated OIL Co.
Lard oll-CatldOn Consolidated OIL Co.
Picnic EhtAbleS-COnner 4 Snedekor.
Lace Curtain StrctCherS-0. Mendcl & Co.
Proposals for Street Paving-fOufth page,
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Tho German ErnmInntlonu.

Examinations in the German depart
ment Of the city schools were held yes
terday in Richie school for the classes
OF that school and Webster, and in Cen
tire school for Union and Centre. Much
interest IL manifested by pupils and
their parents. Mayor Seabright was
present at Centre school and made some
very appropriate remarks.
To-day the class of Clay school will be
examined, beginning at $3.50, and those
OF Washington and Madison will be ex.
amined at Washington school, beginning
al 20
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ts natures own true laxative. II 10 The
most easily taken, and tho most effective
feinOdy known 10 cleanse tho system
when bilious or CoStlvej 10 dlSpOl head.
aches, colds, and ieveri 10 cure habltual
constipation, indigestion piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 10 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton 7, Hess, n. y, Burt and o. Men.
kenellef,
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IL a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, Hgs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular, II cures hAbltuAl con.
stipation, indigestion, blllousnesB, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold In 90 cent
bottles BY q, r. GoetSe, W. w, Irwin
W, y, Williams and John LauRhlin,
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents,
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weather indications.

WASHINGTON, d, o., May q, -Fofwest
Virginia, fair, preceded BY showers In
the extreme northern portions stations
AIRY temperature In eastern portion, =.
For Western Pennsylvania, light
Showers cooler on Wednesday warmer,
fair, OH Thursday norlhweBterly winds.
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Joseph BugIs, OF ElyrIa, Is ip town on bust
ness,
Mn,J, E, rTGcmap is tho guest of Barncsylllc
friends,
Nj, Joseph Moore is In Pittsburgh visiting
relatives.
William RcIclhas resigned his position Will,
o, Schlck.
9. p, KamInsky, of smlthaeld, is thcrorsIOl
friends here.
William Gill Is home from the Soldiers Home
TO spend few weeks,
A. T. Bowie Ia spending short vacation at hls
home In Rockville, Md.
y. NJ, Townsend, Superintendent of the c., L,
& W. railroad, Is In town.
Tho c., l., & W, railroad will run an excursion
to Chippewa Lake JuneG.
Jesse Moore leaves for Allegheny City to-day
to attend the Pittsburgh May festival.
Arthur WallIng was called 10 Parkenburg
yesterday by the sudden death OF his grand
mother
Miss Mana Duncan left yesterday for Pitts
burgh where she will BIO tho guest Of friends
during the next few days.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Is making u survey along their line III this VI
chilly aud planting property line posts.
Try sack or barrel. Satisfaction Is
Guaranteed In pillshuFV'g Rest.
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In Part l OF the Circuit Court yester.
day the condemnation suits Of the
Wheeling 4 Harrisburg Railway Com.
pany ys. ]. Warren, Mrs. Workenauer
and the Pebler heirs, were nut on trial
to jury, the Railway Company having
rejected the awards made by tho com.
mlSsloners. The company Is repre-.
sented by Mr., Hubbard, and the owners
by McSSrS. Russell Dovonpr and
Cowden,
Nothing Of public interest was done in
Part II Of tho court yCsLerdaY.
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IL yOu cannot SEQ and need SpeCtaClCs
yOu should call on tls and hayC your Eyes
tested without charge. We llaYC tho
finest instruments AMI more experience
ilinli any other OptlClan In tho state,
md guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
funded. JACOB w. uRUDD,
JOwCler and Opllclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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SPECIAL NEWS FOR the LADIES.

Lou SwabaCkCr's Ladies' Hair Dressing
IArlOrs.
Besides our new man, who Is an &C.
knOWlclged success, VIC have Just Sc
has learned her trade In Paris, and Is
high mp In I'LL the arts Of lady's toilet.
ladies having their Bangs cut at our
PaTlOrs will receive n ticket emitting
them 10 have their BANGS CURLED
FREE OF CHARGE. Having two Ar.
lists tho unplCaSantnCss Of long waiting
IL avoided. All Kinds Of lllir Goods
manufactured 10 order, ilrst.claSs and
cheap. LOU SWADACKER.
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Mr. WI. White, Of Marshall county,
qualified to-day, gays NondaylS Ilarkofs..
burg journal, ab Deputy United States
Marshal Under U. s. Marshal II, s,
White and will succeed Mr.. W, II,
Ramp In tho Office work soon. Mr.,
White Ia q bright young man, an active
Republican and ls well equipped for the
tpnrt
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Spring AND SUMNER.

Wo are ia receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In lHOOl6ns for mems wear,
consisting Of SuItlngS, PantaloOnlngS
and 0yercOatlngs, which VIC are pre-:
pared 10 make illI In tho best style and
III at reasonable prices.
SpCCialliCs-FanCy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, and overslEeS 80
6. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 q 1898 Market street.
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PERSONS going out of tom for h@
summer can hare he DAILY LNTELLE
GENCER mailed TO them for % eHL' per
month. The addre" Of he paper will be
changed as often al desired,
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Tu.pnx

We offer
81 10, worth 81 80,
1OO12.4 White Quilts at OSc each, well
worth 81 %.
100. yards india silk at lOc a yard, 70.
duCed from 600.
$500 yards surali Silk at 400 a yard,
former price zoo. sToNE 4 THOMAS,
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CARD.

ltlsa fact that moro unbluihlng frauds an
daily pCrpetrated on tho general public h
tho name OF WhISkles than any other merchau.
disc In the market, Tho confidence bestowed
on mo by the public kGenly appreciate, aud, q
always heretofore, will In tho future not betny
tlrl trust It is not Ap cay matter to have
II, IablC physicians and managers Of hospitals
Iudvrse any one particular brand oil whISky y,,
they have done SO since the merits OF KLElXs
"sILVER AGE" became known to them. To-
the sick room II has no competitor. II stand
alone for It's delicate and delightful flavor, ia
pure and old, FREQ from all impurities MyItOtt
OF other wellkuOwn Pennsylvania Rye Wht
kles Of all ages Is complete. My prices Rfe d
reasonable ~ any In the State. My Wines OlLl
foreign aud domestic kinds arc well aud CIN
fully selected, No house eau show YOU bet,.
Bnhdles, Gins, or In iact any other lmpOrg
liquors than can,
Tho price OF "sILYER AGE" continues lob
81 90 per full quart, Old Gibson, FilCh 4
Guekenheimer At II per quart, or SIX quart h.
80, A An0 Sherry or Sweet California Wine
30 cents per quart and upwards. Send lOfI
complete price list and catalogue. or call alma
8 2 Federal street, Allegheny, where one glahI
Ut our establishment Will convince you Of M
truth Of my statement
myS.NwAP Max KLEIN.
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You arc sometimes offered crackers
"just as good as MarVin'R." But why
not buy Marvin's and you are sure 70
have the best Thoy cost no more than
those other crackers 'lust as good as
Mnrviniau
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YOU have the advantage Of Oak Hall,
Philadelphia, ut your door in selecting a
suit from 700 samples; also buggles and
carpets at cost, at j. w. Ferrel's, 9l0l
Main street.
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ALWAYS buy Marvln's Eagle Butter
Crackers at your gtocer'g.


The Pennsylvania Lines Will sell ex.
curslon tickets, At low round trip rates,
10 Pittsburgh on May 2lst, 22d, 23d, oath
and 2bth, for the May Musical Festival,
good for return passage Until May 9th.
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ALL dealers would rather sell you
other hrands-iora little more profit, but
don't take only PIllsbury's Best.
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ALI calls 10 residences promptly
attended 10 by French Lady or Gent
Artist Of SwabaCkets Hair Dressing
Paflofs.
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seyere seaIp pIsenso Ourel. '.

A few weeks ago my wife suffered yeHp,,
ceiyed no relief from the yarisus Tctpsii.
used until she tried CuIICuA. The ~
promptly yielded 10 this treatment, ana n.
short while she was entirely we'll Thtta Il.
been no return Of the disease, aud Cut,S,,
ranks No. In our estimation Tor ditaG, Al "
skin. REv, ], PRESLEY BARRETT, Bb'' Y
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FoR richness and delicacy of taste
Marvin's Crackers have no equal.
Always ask your grocer Tor them.
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oUTIcuRA REMEDIEs

Are positive euro for every form Of skln, NJ,
pIes t. scroiIS' except possibly IchthTSS,%, Pa
Sold everywhere. Price, Cutlcun, Eci IN,
25C,; ReSolvent, 81, Prepared by The PoT1h,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, BOSton -
nb-sOnd for "HOW 10 Cure Skin Diseases " u
pages, 10 Illustrations and 100 teStimOnIGlI
RIRY'Sgkla aud sealpple'ored and 6caaiissi
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JAcoRs K 1sESnEBa closing out retail
stock. NowiSyour time 10 buy bargalnS.
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Tie Thermometer at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House Cornert yesterday,
registered rs follows;
"a. in".a.""".., g r. si.',."'''''',,"..,, x x
y IN I,. @"",".". & wSGIEcF=fG iiii;"'''' -
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NC. GiEs, Chiropodist and manicure,
OF youngstown, Is At the Stamm House
for a few days. Gall or address him and
have your feet Skilliully treated,
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AVON long waiting by going to swa.
hackers Parlors. Lady and Gent Artists.
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Plummer's satin. finish Cabinet Photos
only 81 per dozen. 1888 Main street,
Wheeling,
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IL YOU arc fond Of good, rich lux.
urles, buy Marvlns Eagle Butter Crack.
ers. FofBale by all gtoCers,
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The Colvig Millinery Stores, 1884 and
.O56 Main st., open every evening till 8.
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IT makes more and better bread than
any brand on the market. PlllSbury's
Best.
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L. s, Coon sells dry goOlA lie cheapest,
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LRGvR your orders for hair work At
swabaCkof's l0rloB. First class and
nt,nan
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ALL grOcon keep rllIsbury's Best
Flour,
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SUPERIOR bang cutting, hair dressing
and all kinds Of parlor work al
sEADACRRB's,
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MIS-, n. 4. WoODsuM, NOway. NJ.
A RnNnr Snrn ItirhL WIN p. -, y,

ImuSt extend 70 you the thanks Of opeoi
customers, who has been cured by ming ~ ~
ucuTR Remedies, OF al old sore, CanSei W
long spell Of sickness OF fever eight veSS
He was 70 bad he was fearful hO would b.v'Fs
have his leg ampu!ated, but Is happy tow
is now entirely well-souud asa dollar NJ
quests me TO use his name, which il
CaSOn, merchant Of this place. H. D.
JOHN V, MINOR, DmPr,
GAinSbOfD ~
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NOT A PIMPLE ON HIN vOV

Bad with Eczema. Hair all po,.
Scalp covered With eruptloS.
Thought his hair would ns navy
grow, Cured by Cutloura Rem
dies. Hair splendid and not Div
Pile on him, '
Icannot say enough IN prulse Of ths Cp,,,..
Remedies, Ny boy, when one year Of ~ Spsuvsn
50 pad with eczema that he lost ali Of M W. W.
Hls scalp w! covered With erupIloni, w6Ic5 n.
would never grow again, Detpairine Of li
from physicians, began the us OF lbe tn,,ss ~
remedies, aud, am happy 10 say, viii tbSsSslh
perfect success. His hair iSnOw splendid w .ll
there Is not pimple on him. Eeeomnsb5i, "
CutiCura Remedies 10 mothers as In ~ "
speedy eSShSmGs Sad sGEs SFe fog
every mother who has an afflicted cblii a Wy
thank me for 80 doing. N WI