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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-19
TUE REPORT on THE COMMISSIONERS
In the Elm Grove Condemnation Pro-
ceedings AIndp Inst Mint.

In the Elm Grove Condemnation Pro-
cecdings Made Last Night
The commissioners appointed by Judge
PAUL. to view and report as to the valie
otthe lands belonging to Messrs, William
stamm, T, j, Hugus and A. j. Cecil, and
desired by the Wheeling & Elm Grove
Railway Company for the extension OF
it, line to Elm Grove, alter having been
engaged on the matter for the past three
days, reported before Judge PAUL last
evening, he having convened special
term for the purpose of receiving
tho same. BY their report Mr..
Stamm Is awarded $3.50, Mr.. Hugus
$500 and Mr.. Cecil $3.50, Messrs, Stalim
aud Cecil accepted this finding, but Mr.,
Hugus excepted and the matter, 80 far
as his properly ia concerned, will have
TO be settled by u jury, This, however,
will not DO done before the next regular
term Of court, which will be held next
month. The railway people are very
anxious to have tho matter settled as
speedily as possible In order that they
may have the extension OF their line
completed early pextsprlng,
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THE COMMITRR OK CLAIMS.
Last EyCning's Session Preliminary Step
Taken In Several Cases,

Last Evenings Session Preliminary Steps
Taken In Several Cases, g
The Council Committee on Claims met
last night, Chairman sRIlingham and
Messrs, Rawling, HadlIch, Caldwell,
Rumble and Craig were present. The
meeting was called to take action IN the
several matters referred, at the last regu.
lar meeting Of Councllt o that committee,
Mr., RawlIng stated that he was willing
to assume his share OF the responsibility
In all those matters, but he was not will
ing 10 assume one.hfth or onesixth Of
tho responsibility, He was displeased
that the other members Of the commit.
tee were not present, and was In favor OF
waiting till some future time when they
would all be pFesant, 10 discuss tue mat
tiers presented, The other members OF
the committee seemed to agree with Mr..
Rawllpg, and 1t was decided to postpone
action III some Of the matters at least.
John o. Pendleton was present as the
representative Of Mrs. Mary Mahaney,
who claims $4,000 damages on account
Of the killing OF her husbIhd In asouth
Side sewer ditch some time since. ], b.
Summerville represented Mrs, Sarah L.
| St, Myers, who claims to have been dam-
aged by the city taking part Of one Of
her lots. Mtssts. Caldwell Il Caldwell
were present representing John McMor.
ris, Fred Arndtand Mrs. Neuhaus, all oil
whom claim damages TO property loca-
ted on MCColloch street, near Thirty
second.
II at once became apparent that all
these matters could not be disposed oil
In one session, so It was agreed between
tho committee and the attorneys, that
Mr.. spmmerville's case should have q
hearing before the .fIil commlttGe on
Thursday evening next at 7 O'Clock, and
that Mr.. Pendleton's case should be-
heard the next evening.
Ofthe Caldwell's cases, only tho Nc
Morris case has been prevented to Coun.
Gil, and the committee referred the other
claims to Council for action. In the Me-
Morris case, the attorneys showed that It
would cost 1885 10 put the house In the
sumo relative position with tue street
were ,ay C changed. The committee decided,
after questioning Mr. McAiorris, that the
only way to obtain an intelligent under
standing otthe case, is to visit the prem
ises.
Chairman Dillingham; appointed
4Iepsrs, Rawlings, Caldwell, Rumble,
HadliCh and Craig a committee to visit
the location. 1t was decided that the
committee should meet tho Messrs'
Caldwell on Friday evening,
Mr.. L. v. Bonds claim Of $3.50, which
was referred to Solicitor White, was re.
turned by him With instructions that
the city is not liahla,
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THE FUMlGATlON BEGUN.

ono New Case of DIphthprta Reported
Yesterday From the Fifth ward,
The work Of iumigating the Washing
ton school building was commenced
yesterday, but had to be discontinued
for want Of materials to complete the
job. Four OF the lower rooms were
subjected to sulphur vapor, and the
remainder Of the building will be so
treated rs anon us the prepared sulphur
can DO had from Pittsburgh.
The method OF operation Is as follows:
The sulphur candle Is set 10 a pan Of
water on a brick on the floor, and the
yicks, OF which there are half dozen
in each candle, are lighted. The room
Is then closed 4s nearly air tight rs pos
sIble and the fumes allowed 10 pepetrate
every GreViOe. The work yesterday was
done under the supervision Of Health
Officer Garrison, and WIS witnessed by
Superintendent Anderson and DR., Mary
Barron.
One new case Of diphtheria was re-
ported yesterday. 1t Is located in the
Fifth WRTI at No, 2l2l Main street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangor..ln tho city and wheeling peOrl,

strangers.ln the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr. W, o. Mccluskey is laid up with
pleurisy.
Charles Young, Of Johnstown, Pa, d
in the city visiting friends,
Alex. McKinnie, OF Cleveland, re
turned 10 his home yesterday.
Capt. Basil I. Bowers, OF New Mar.
tinsvllle, vast in the city yesterday.
Mr.. A. w. Mayer, Of Millersburg, O.,
who was here attending the lrwin.Oti
wedding, has returned to his honG.
Mrs. Walter Williams Is in Martins
Ferry attending the bedside OF her
mother, Mrs. s. i. Williams, who IL
quitesiCk.
Mrs. w. Il. TAR, Miss Bessie TAR and
Miss Donaldson, Of Wcllsbulg, were In
the city yesterday. They registered at
the Mcclure.
Mr.. Charles Craddock, tho accom-.
plished chief decorator at the Wheeling
pottery, left last evening for the East on
d business trip.
Mr.. Il. II. Hearn, OF Passaic, N, j., ID
registered at the Mcclure, having came
here to make his father, Hon. W. L.
Hearn, and brothers, short visit.
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lOclL pREylTIEs.
Matter. Of Minor moment In and A''4'

Matters of Minor Moment in and About
the City.
An the Grand to.night-Yictor's Vau'
devllle Company.
MATINEE performances at both thea
tres this afternoon. N,
TuE altar at St. Alphonsus church VIII
be lighted by electric lights
To-Day is pay day along the line oil
the Union bridge and its terminals
TuR Baltimore & Ohio pay car was IN :!
this vicinity yesterday on us moh'n'y
visit
AT the Opera House to'nightm,last per.
Torrance Of j. B, Polk in "The Silent
Partner"
DR. S. L. JRpsoN broke the springs Of
a fine new buggy by driving into 1u'
yesterday morning -,
THERE was a slight collision In tho D,
& o. yards early yesterday noIn'us
which fortunately did little damage
J.R.B. ARNOLD will deliYer oRe o. MS u
| illuslrated sermons ut the Wesley M' =,
| Chapel, In The Eighth ward, tomorrow
evening. ,oou
TnE teachers Of the ~" "B"a pd "GN
grades met yesterday afternoon ~ the
Grammar room OF the washington
school to receive q music lesson IRON
Miss Boasberg.
Ma JouN WElEY is having his prop
erty at Tie corner Of Ninth and Main
streets, formerly Mrs. Bergers, Tepalnt'
ed and repaired and is laying anew
pavement In front.
The Board OF County Commissioners
held a business session out at the lnhrm
airy yesterday afternoon. The only mat
LsfB considered were those having refer
| ence to the Inhrmary.
THR Natural Gas Company Of Wes'
Virginia is taking up It's mains on MAN
street between Twtnty-ti'st and tn'
creek, These pipes were rendered use
less by the washing away OF the OH
stone bridge.
Cnsls slEBKR has resigned the posi-
ton OF Assistant Surveyor OF the roft
and will 20 into business Ar. eleOke I
resignation goes into effect November !
and Mr. Fred Smith has been appointed
to the place.
JonY CLINE, the young man from Eas
Wheeling who was caught stealing corr
| from man named Nauder, living VI
Stack yard hollow, was yesterday sen
10 iail.in default Of a bond Of 500, II
await the action OF the grand jury
TnE monthly seryiyC OF song will b.
held inthe First Presbyterian Church to
morrow evening. The theme OF the ger
| mon viii be "Joy In tho Lord" TIT
hymna sung by the congregation VIII D'
| oil a Joyous character, and the voluntary
singing Of the choir will be- OF the SAINT
nature. Strangers in the city and other
are cordially invited.
THREE deeds OF trust and the follow
| ing conveyance Of real estate were al
United to record yesterday by CIerl
Hook; A deed made October !, 1SS0, b!
George II, Parks und Jessie r Patks u
Louisa S. Moore for lot No, . OF the trac
Of Edgington property, situated out TIN
National road, as laid out by ueorg'
Parks, guardian. Consideration sou.
THERE was but one case in Police Cour
yesterday morning. Sam Houston, ar
rested by Officer Driller for drunken
ness, was fined 81 and costs, and y do
fault Of payment was sent To the hill To-
fifteen days. This state OF affairs Il
about US bad ~ whitewash. Up Il
lust midnight not Nh arrest had beer
made and the outlook for a complete
whitswash at this mornings session wa
excellent,
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AMuSEMENTS.

''Tile silent Partners nj the Opera House.
Next Weeks Attraction at the Grand.
The audience at the Opera House last
evening was in size something Of au i'm.
pfovement over that which greeted the
initial performance Ia this city Of 1.-THE
silent Partner" tho night before, but
still twas mot an audience such as the
very amusing play aud the very capable
people who presented II we're deserving
Of. Mt. ]. d. Polk las a great success
In his now play and tho role Of Svlnev
Bdrliu Ia certain 10 add TO his fame "A a
comedian. Mr., Alexander VinrpnlH'
Peer Van Cot Is aBplendld piece 81 work
aud the other members Of the company
interpret their parts In d natural and
very pleasing manner. The comedy
element Is continuous throughout tie
play, yet has none Of tho "hOFse.playn
characteristics about II that are 40 often
introduced into the so.Chllpd comedies Of
ihe day, "Thg Silent pattnerD viii Ia
repeated this afternoon aud evening,
and should draw good houses. The uSe
nude Of Edlson's phonograph 10 novel,
The machine being made 10 play d slaf
mart,
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Nil. Anlnr.nnls I,rlllnl Gown.

Miss Carrie Anderson, formerly d
this city, who was married to Mr.. II. w,
NIinnemyer at Pittsburgh Thursday
afternoon, in the Second Pres
byterian church, is described by
the Commercial Gazette as wear,
ing an exquisite afternoon gown ol
pale lavender cashmere, made In straight
folds and with an embroidered front FOL
bodice and skirt, A dainty capoto wal
worn, and a loose cluster oil pink rose
buds carried.
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AN ADDRESS TO BUILDERS

Delivered ut the Chamber Of Commerce
Last EvenIng-Interestlng Meeting.
The meeting held at the Chamber Of
Commerce last evening ppder the aus.
pieces Of the Builders Exchange Of this
city, was well attended by the leading
builders Of Wheeling aud representa-.
tiyes Of trades allied With that 81 build
ing. The meeting was held, principally,
for the purpose Of listening to
Mr.. W. s. Sharon, Of the Bidders Ga
sette, Of Pittsburgh, who spoke at con.
siderable length Of the advsntages de.
rived by builders and contractors from
the formation and maintaining Of
exchanges. He favored manual train.
ing schools and free night SCHOOLS as
d partial remedy for the evils
now endured by reason Of "botchesp
who pose and command the same price
as pompetent MECHANICS, whose number
is constantly growing leSg. He favored
paying labor by the hour instead oil by
the day when not paid by the piece
or 90 much salary. He urged agi-
tation In favor OF uniform lien laws
andsuggested other measures that would,
he predicted, haye tendency to place
the builders business on hrmer basis,
as firm, he said, Us that OF the long
established merchant .
A good portion Of Mr.. sharon's adj
dress was devoted TO a very interesting
discussion OF the very important Ques'
ton OF tho apprentice system, and In
that connection he made avery strong
arraignment Of the Rhlghts o. Labor,
Trades Assemblies and FederationF,
While admitting that The aim and OBJ
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Ben Hogan, the reformed gambler
and prize fighter, who was here for a few
lays about three months ago, will speak
itihe Opera House tomorrow afternoon
Al $3.50 O'clock. Since he visited here
ilr Hogan has been abroad. eisan
entertaining talker and those who 60 10
near him will BIO well repaid. A cor.
dial invitation iEext0nded 10 oil who can
attend tomorrow afternoons meeting
d hear this interesting and famous man
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To the Ladies',
WHEELING INSTALLMENT CO
1853 MARKET STREET.

The ever increasing popularity Of tba
house under ournGw and exclusive man.
agement Is a matter Of congratulatlon n
us,-Judging from the crowds TINT daily
thrcng our Store-the people Of Wheel.
ing and Surrounding Towns evidently
appreciate our efforts to serve their IN.
terests--and Is another proof that our
system Of Fair Dealing-Low Priccs-and
Small Profits are Sure to Win.-The tint
OF these-Fair Dealing-is our guide 10
Saccess.-lt has put us where we are 10.
day in the front ranks OF business houseS
1t has made Us recognized leaders in
the trade-and already established orr
house as the most reliable-In short, Il
Is our motto--ns We are strong believers
in that grand old maxim DO unto OH.
ers as you would they should do unto
vnn ~
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Is natures own true laxative. tits thS
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or Costive; to dispel head
aches, colds, and feyeri to cure habitua
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California FiG
Syrup Company. For saie in 90 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Ant;n p. Hess, r. p. Burt and Q. Men
kemellet.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS,
The Electric Light Plant General News
md Personals,

Nlltl IOthuUWlhN
49,. a.. .a,,,,,,o, .,.os,o,J., t,o, a b,Io,
ko1ueS yS GHtu''Vu ''ss's'a' "V @D'"'
va ~, at,ta.n,o .o,,,,ro, tear,
=, MF' NM Mrs, I, D. u'i'csp" 'V'u'u'u "VA
NeW luIk Scs"IuN
Miss Emma IIukill leaves to-day for Pitts
burgh ~ visit relatives.
Mbs Belle Brown, OF Mt, Pleasant, visited
friends hi Martins Ferry Yesterday,
-, saIL,,,, ~ n,,,, q, M, ,,or, 4. ,broo.
pay.n y, ~ nU ~, n
lhoh'u hhN'y )" N"uAA' ~" No'''H"V
Mrs, Albert GOSnGy, aged nineteen Year,, 10,
siding on South Second street, died yesterday Of
typhoid pneumonia,
T'tcro will mn a drawing In LASh'g watch club
Ma 4 his oycnlng. Nembers Rro reGueSted d
cail and mi their hooks, o
- ~. T.. .,,, lo. ,,, ,,.,,, h,,oL
Pr, lalvs EeWN has so!t 1 y, MoStoTS PESs
IehiuvIvy Ou ~ w hSSs " uISSET Men"S ~
Hhu RuIieha,eu Iuv Evs'ueuceO VI 'uhu leEleA w
NlhIh sItuH
Lieutenant James Kerr, Of tho U, s, a" For
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The Saturday evening young mems
meeting will be held ut 1880 O'Clock
tonight. This Is q delightful service
and the young men who attend greatly
enjoy II,
The Sunday afternoon mems Gospel
meeting will be held as usual ut 4
o'clock tomorrow. Hon, G. W. Akin.
son will lead the meeting and several
young men will make short talks. The
service Is popular and interesting. All
men are cordially INVITED to attend.
h Ths ss4ndny 9yspPg ,s sSryHs % q ae
Quoted by several members OF the Asso'
citation.
Next Tuesday evening Mr.. 9. B, Hart
will open the series Of Practical Talks
for this season. His subject will be
Physical Exercise" The admission
will be free TO all men.
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Ianl whether strict order need DO oh,

and whether strict order need DO OBJ
served before school opens,
It was decided that teachers SHOULD
exercise pateTnal care over the pupil
In their charge, and should BIO DO careful
and not allow them to be exposed 10 the
elements while on the school grounds
The teaching Of rapid methods Of menta'
calculation was decided q good thing
especially rapid addition aId'multlpli'
cation. The teaching OF arithmetic by
various methods was discussed al
length, and several useful suggestlonl
offered,
The next meeting will take place No
vembet q,
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entertainment b lhe lSlnG'A llAuEltors.

The entertainment given by the
Kings Daughters last night In The lee.
tnfe room Of the Frat Presbyterian
church, was an enjoyable and altogether
shSaassiul affair. The loom was hand'
sSmeiy decorated with autumn leaves,
Nm George D. Caldwell, Miss Gushing
KID MI, Carson sang, Miss Norton ~.
sitsd a i,oem and Mrs. NJ, Stevens Hart
,TVs threading. The young ladies' IN
charge Of tho foirehment booths did Q
lIyelv business The ailaifwas 80 pleas.
Ibs ihat there IL a strong demand TOT
Itntl,et al ihn Rattip Kind.
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fence at the Grand Opera House, and
continue the engagement for one week
with the usual matinees, "The Crystal
Slipper" o beautiful spectacular bur-
leseua operatta, will DO presented Mon
day evening. Incidental to the itfer.
ent scenes q tho piece, new and original
songs, medleys, Chornses, DANCES and
marches are Introduced, The scenery
aud costumes arc new,
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NEW YogE. oct. ls.-The market for dry goods
was buOyahi In tone and The feeling was good on
accounted the ActiVltyO oil spring Hpeciallles "A
white goods, gInghan:s, ser.uckeIs, S9tihs, Cbal
tentlOn extended by tho CuttefS' convention
aud exporters 10 goods adapted 10 their special
wants. The feeling was also pronounced In ref.
cfetCe 10 the position Of staple goods, which arc
sold up better than usual At this period, aud are
rAedinnlY GOOD.
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lam cured OF loathsOme disease, eczema, In
Ia worst stage tried different doctors and
been through the hospital, but all 10 no pur.
pOic. The disease covered my whole body from
The top Of my head to tho SOlfs Of my feet. My
hair all came out leaving me u complete raw
sore. After trying everything ! heard Ot our
CutiCuFn Remedies and HilGt using three bottles
OF Uullouia ResOlyent, with CutlCiirA and Cutl,
Cita Soap, iiud myleli cured al the cost Ol
about e. would not bu without the t,uLlctinl
Remedies IN my House, a. find them useful IN
many mRuy cases, aud think they arc the only
skin and blood medicines.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s.-For West Wiz.
elnia, fair, stationary temperature, yarl.
uble winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, no
change 10 temperature, variable winds.
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We iESf q NUNS
1891 q 1928 Market Street.

III ron cannot set and need spectaclCS
yOu s(lOuld call on US and have your Eyes
,asted without charge. We have the
dlCSt Instruments aud more. experience
han any other UptlCian In the State,
I'D guarantee satisfaction or money re.
Nnded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Joweler aud UptiCian,
Cor, Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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Wheeling Instalmont Co.

Low prices is one Of our chief cbarac.
teristics Since we have taken hold Of
this place We have Iabored INCREASINGLY
to place within your reach n complete
lineoi House Furnishing Goods at strict.
ly cash prices on the Instalment plan,-
That We have succeeded goes without
saying-To this our very many CustOm-
ers In this city aud State can teslify-and
our immense stock is u substantial proof
Of TIVE are the Championships
Peoples Champions OF Low Prices-and
We have waged war-yes-war to the
knite-with that terrible monster-that
robber Of every man-High Prices.
WI TA.,.IN
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BosToY, oct. ls,--Mafket Grmi Tertiary wool
ScS f., e SSo ot v 9S la SSssSd Sd aSS S n
wOplH Ho: Ohio and leBn,ylVanla * 82ag9yy{{C
XXX and Xxx aud above SlAJ6Ct J7lElc for No. !
Michigan X 500 comblng woods, choice washed
l2ci i1wAShed C0tnbIngg7Ci pulled woods steady
foreign WOOlH utilbt
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, dyspepslai
biIiousneas OF piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates, Sold
In 30 cent bottles BY y. Il, Goethe, w,
w. Irwin, John Laughlin. Logan Hf!la
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., whole
nAlh aRanta.
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Wheeling IlStalment Co.

To live and let live we are determined
and to live comfortably we have nut
within your reach everything necessary
to make home comfortable But that Il
not ALIVE offer you credit advantages
that you cannot procure elsewhere,
(Sl2 90 worth OF goods for 81 90 down
aud so cents per week, or 81 90 ppr month
-'or $22 90 worth Of goods Tors 60 cash,
aud 81 % per week, or 81 90 per month.
I-Remember, you can pay as II suits you
I-(Weekly, Semi.MOnthIy, or Monthly
and our goods at Strictly Cash Prices
Then why deny yourself Of anything in
house furnishing goods Of any descrip.
ton when We offer you such liberal
termsP-Why do without Furniture
Carpets OIL Cloths--Stovts--Ilcalen
for coal or gas-ComiOrts-B Blankets
Red, White or Grey andBedding Of all
kindB-Lalnps- Clocks Pictures Dec.
GRATED or Plain China, Tea and Toilet
Sets, &C, &c., or any other article you
may stand In need Of when you can pro
euro IL from Us for u small cash outlay
and on easy weekly or monthly pay.
ments.-Conslder this well.-AsE your.
self the qnesLion-Why do withonttlrOSe
goods you are actually In iced OFF,
When the Wheeling Tnstalmpnt Co.,
1853 Market Street, put them within
your reach ON easy payments?- Why do
without them when you eau have tue
use OF them while paying for thtm2-
Why wait to pay CaSh when you eau buy
them on Instruments for less money than
cash houses ask2-Rtmember this Is
The Wheeling lnstalulent Cove make
o specially Of the lnstalment business
There Is nothing you want necessary to
furnish your home from cellar to attic
that we haven't got-There is no bust.
ness accommodation that you may want
that We will not most Cheerlullj give.
Wheeling Instalnent Co.,
or7 liza Mnrk, 4 VIrasf.
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Durnlpg aud Itching,

Twas slak In tho fall Of 1883 with burning
aud itching 40 tad that In three weeks l wa
covered wiih rash, and could nut sleep riightI
or work days. Some duttoIB thought Il might
be salt rhGnm lcc7emAl, aud said they had never
seen Anything like II before. received no help
from any Of them, or from any medll ine that
lCOuld get hold Of until tried your CutltuFa
Remedies After three weeks use was able N
entirely cured. recommend them 10 all tui
iGrlng with skin diseases.
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AMERICAN SAFES IN PARIS.
The Farrell 4 Herring Patent Safes
have been awarded the grand TOLD Medal
ut the present Exposition III Parls.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CALLS
Counting Room, 4tG.
EdltNrnl Rooms. 43l.
For PALL AND MlNI,ER.

Just received a complete and artistic
Of Snltlngs, PMltalOOnlngs
aHd OYGrCOatiuss, which We Warrant II
make up III ilrst.ClasS style, and al reA'
sOhabie prices, Fit gual tHtre1.
SptCi l,Ies-Just received, so dozen
nOfe Of lie best so cent White shirts
aade. Fancy Flannel shirts at 80 cents
nd upwards. Full line Of our ctle'
,raled Knit Jackets.
1901 4, IOo0 Wo.Lni SIrnnt