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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04
VISITING MANNERS.
The Proper Way to Behave as Guest or
Hostess.

I ht ANItA hHf ~ 49, -
Hostess.
Many of us who pride ourselves on
our good breeding, says the Youths
Companion, are singularly blind rs TO
what is due to friends who are visiting
people unknown to us, or who are en-
tcrtaining guests whom we have never
met. Nor are we more assured as to
some of the points Of etiquette toward
our own guests, and TO our own hosts
when we make an occasional fitting
from home.
II is useless to decry etiquette by say
ing that the best manners in all cases
are those which hurt no one. This is
true as a general law, but there always
are some points which leave no room for
experiments as To what will hurt an
other, and which yet may be settled
once for all by few rules.
If you have an acquaintance who is
entertaining friends whom she wishes
/ You 90 meet, il is your duty TO call
promptly, and if possible offer some
/ hosp aliy TO both guests and hosts.
/ lftle position is reversed and your
| friend is visiting people unknown to
I NWNs NAf.h'A ~ w SUI NWul II llAh nAAlA7
/ ont leaving a card for the hostess. II
you give an entertainment for the friend
be very sure To invite her hosts also.
1t does not follow that your invitation
will be accepted, but if it is, the hostess
must be treated as the guest of honor
and shown every Difference. If, for in
stance, the entertainment is a luncheon
for young ladies, she may be asked to
take the seat at the end Of the table OPP
poSite your own.
If the mutual friend is your guest
you may be sure that, if she is woman
Of good breeding, she in turn will accept
no invitation which does not include
you, although you may think best to
decline it and insist on her going alone.
Nor will she receive visitors without
asking you to join them in the parlor-
should her friends be rude enough to
have sent you no cards. Here, too, you
may excuse yourself, or at most Join
them with such delay as to give them a
short interview alone. These same
rules hold good for you when you are
the guest. Before you go to make the
visit send word to your friend where and
/ with whom you are going 10 stop. So
that there may be no idea that you are
in a clearinghouse, and therefore mis-
trcSs of your time and surroundings
This constant Difference TO your hoStcS,
should lead you to order all letters and
packages to be addressed to her care.
As to the disposal of your time, when
you are visiting, no etiquette require:
you to accept all the plans Of youl
hostess, if you feel unable to do so; bu'
care is needed to show that refuSa
means lack of strength, not lack Of in
terest and inclination. With a little
tact ON both sides, you will have many
hours Of your own. Indeed, skillfu
hostess will manage to secure you thi
privilege, and not make the mistake o
working too hard TO amuSe you. and ST
absorb every moment Of your visit int
her idea of what is pleasure to you.
No greater compliment is possible thar
the quiet acceptance Of your preference
in the intimacy Of family life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

Brussels lace costs less than it did
formerly. because the flowers OF ''SprigS
are now sewn ona ground of tulle In
stead of one made by hand. This cheap
ening has not benefited the designs, out
I'M spite of it much of the new lace, Ooth
that made with the bobbinS. "hcurS en-
plat. and that made with the needle,
,.HeurS en- point. is very beautiful
The love of Gnc laces is something
which increases constantly and which
deserves encouragement. because piece
az good lace has lasting values instead
OF finding its way to the ragbag 40 the
end of a single season. like so many OF
our fa~te'psS but not inexpensive "trip
rerfes and because lace is 90 "a certain
extent nm investment. Ike diamonds.
The novelties include collars with
nointcd 'apels coming to the waist and
hollow for ladies OF middle age. For
.,rife younr ladies are collars with short
-.,i,ted lapels. For dreSSy wear for
vornr married ladies are standing coli
lars fo be- worn either inside or outside
the dress collar and supplemented by
these turn back from the wrist and are
.-,,,eycbat pointed on the outside of the.
,rr, As the usual "lace set Is now ar
~a~ro5 IL includes four pieces, the
standing collar. the plaStron, ana the
rufTs. which are also suitable Tor use on
the bodice in addition To the plaStroh aS
side pieces. .;., ,,.;.i,
Paris is tempting womanNihu win
many things pretty and some ne" 'u
iewelrv. The diamond Is the ino>'
precious gem, and after II comes uno
emeralds and sapphircS. nave seen
of late splendid opals set ia MARQUIS l
rings. surrounded by diamonds, oul 'ue
superstition which attaches TO TINS mus
beautiful stone seems weil-nlgh ihsuI
mountable. Huge smoky pearls are 81.
encircled by Sapphires. The topaz u
raised to the pinnacle Of fashion, ana i
mounted as the yellow centre oil a great
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FASHIONS FREAKS.
FROM THE PARADISE OF THE PARIS PA
RADES.
Egyptian Embroidenes and Toilets of Carmen
Sylya-Noies On Lace Jottsi Down in
Brussels Slow Advance Of
the Panier.


."'.N H"f NnliNN'|lffNf OF NNAf AeNtHNrfs
PARIS, September Gone can not
tell whether 10 is because the sons of the
khedive have been travelling about,
showing themselves at feteS and pro-
yoking the playing of the Egyptian
embroiderieS have sprung Of a sud
den 10 the heights of fashionable
favor. The young men are good-loOking
individuals, with alert, intelligent faces,
and the emhrOiderieS are sometimes fine
enough To- arouse the suspicion that
they come ont of the Princess private
magazine. Reception and dinner
dresses are made gorgeous with them,
the gold and silver threads showing
well ON an fabrics. but being especially
effective on q robe of ivory cloth, fin
ished recently for the Princess de Brog-
liO. This dress. which is one of the
most elaborate of recent creations, has
a full straight skirt, stitched with many
rows of gold-cOlOred silk about the
hem. The long Louis WI. vest was
embroidered by workmen from Cairo,
sent for especially 10 execute some half
dozen commissions. Ii is cut with lnng
baSques. and the collar and lapcls of
Oriental Stitchery. A iobot of white
liSSc falling from collar band, formed
of several bias folds of similar lilmy
fabrics and making a soft and pretty
chcmiSettc, is meant TO wear with this
costume
A Paris house has been making some
pretty and simple costumes for the
Queen of Roumania Carmen SYLVIA,
who, like the lads from the land of the
SphyuX, has spent some time of late in
Western Europe travelng-thiS time
having come when queens are supposed
90 walk like other people-in fawn-
colored cloth made with medium
length Louis Nv. jacket opening ON
fun front in red silk. An elaborate em-
br0idcry i'm jet covers the lapelS, the
sleeves from shoulder TO waist and the
pockets. The fourrcau skirt is draped
slightly over the hips. and queens being
able 20 afford little more common sense
than the average PariSienne OF this au-
tumn of $500. clears the ground well all
around. The hat which goes with this
costume is a fawn-colorci felt with brim
of rough beaver and trimmings OF rib
b0n> and long piumeS.
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daisy with petals of diamonds. Some Of
the new pins take the fiat old-fashioned
shape in gold, engraved with a design
Others are many pointed stars within
circles of pearls, \ pretty shape is a
crown with points of pearls and rubies.
New designs are silver lizards set with
pearls. punches OF grapes in pearls with
leaves and stems in green gold, fern
frOnds set with brilliantS. and minia-
lures of French beauties in round pins
with tiny pearls in the plaits of their
hair and pearled ribbons twisted about
their faces for frames.
Some of the daintieSt chatclaine pend
ants are oval mirrors framed like writ
ing tablets in gold. a new brace
let is five strings of pears held together
in places by diamond-studded bars. An
other is five loops Of different jewels;
emeraldS. diamonds, rubies, diamonds,
sapphireS. The newest bracelet watch
is set like a round locSet in a gold chain
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BRIDGEPORT.

Lucy Williams stole package from a
lady, who lives at Cortland, at the c. X +.
depot Wednesday afternoon. She was ar
rested bv Marshal Kelar and fined $50 and
costs in default of which she was sent to
jail. On the way 20 the lookup the girl
mother attacked the marshal, and she was
also arrested and will appear before his
honor today.
Rev G. G.. Hayes delivered lecture on
Camping In Palestine" at the kirkwood
Presbyterian church last evening for the
benefit of the organ fund. Quite large
sum was realized
The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes
will take place from her late residence in
kirkwood to-day at noon. Interment at
Steubenville cemetery.
Mrs Whitman and Miss Laura Crone.
of Massillon, are visiting Misses Ella and
Maggie Hill.
Mrs J. X. Mitchell is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Rev. McCurdy, of Fayette
CITY Pa.
Mrs r. II. Clayland and daughter, Miss
Katie, leave to-day TO visit friends in Pitts
burg.
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wool

Pn1LAnEIPHA, PA. October 3-Woo
firm: Ohio. Pennsylvania and West Nir
ginia Xxx and above 81 ntic, \ al..-ic
medium 35a3> c; coarse Jlli>c; NcN
York. Michigan. Indiana and Western tn'
or y and NN 2>a3lc. medium hai,c
coarse 3ia35 7. fine washed dclnine y an,
Xxx g3a37c: medium washed combiur and
delaiue 3qa4lc. coarse do 35a5'c, Canada d'
9.la95c. tub washed choice Hiailc, fair j5i
8Sc: coarse 33a|ic, medium uuWashed
combinr and dclainc 90 aaOc, coarse do
2Ga2sc: Montana l9a-4c
Ro.rov. October Wool market firm
sales 5.Ojl .OoO pounds Territory fine Goa
63r. fine medium 5GaGOc. medium j5a5ic.
Texas lga23c; Eastern OREGON l'ae2c
California lGa2ic. Georgia 2la2,c; ONO
and PENNSYLVANIA y 3la}3c; ny and above
3lc. Michigan 2qa30c; No. combing aga
4fc. Ohio fine delaine 3ja36c; Michigan do
X}a34c: unwashed c0mbing 25a2jc; pulled
woods quiet. Autralian woods strong. For
eipu carpet woods have been advanced ow-
inc 10 the tariff changes.
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BELLAIRE.

A Second ward gentleman appeared be.
fore the Board of Equalization and asked
that Sl25 that had been put on the tax
duplicate against his neighbor be placed ON
his taxes There is certainly Orotherly
love I'm this Some men Will do an act That
they fell is justice even If IL takes dollars
out of their pockets But the number IS
few.
Edward Felters, formerly with the At
lautic Tea House, this city, and wife, were
i'm the city yesterday visiting friends. ia.
/ lives I'm Wheeling. but is ON the road a
great deal selling advertising novelties
Marshal Sheppard has a small boy on his
hands. A mother, who was unable to sup
port her little one brought il TO the Mar
shal to take care of. a proper disposition
will be made of the boy
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle was 10 have held its first meeting
last night but owing TO the non-arrival OF
the text books the meeting was put on a
few days.
The play in which Robert Downing will
appear on November 10th, is the "Gladla-
tor the new version Mr.. Downing mas
added Damon and Pythias' to his list OF
plays
A workman who was engaged about the
nail works accidentally fell into wei
Yesterday He was badly bruised and
frightened as well.
The private hop given in l. .. o. +. Hall
last night by the young Odd Fellows was
well attended and an enjoyable time was
had by all.
Mavor MCGOWAN gave young married
man 50 and costs and twenty days In jan
for raising "a disturbance in the First
ward.
Harvey Leighton will go TO Akron IN
few davs TO assist In a works that manu-
features marbles and other small wares.
Fred Hazel has opened a meat market 10
the Third ward. and John y. Hell has
shop In operation in the Fourth ward.
Mr. Cameron, architect of Zanesville'
was i'm the city Yesterday on business. His
family accompanied him.
win some one please explain the reason
for the delay Of making brick by the new
fire brick company
c. Rumbach, Carl Dorer and Ed Steser
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PETROLEUM.

Nrw YoRK. October 3.-Petroleum open
GA steady. but soon became dull, remain
inc so until the last hour when. on cover
inc bv the shorts. the market closed strong
PENNSYLVANIA opened and highest s9c; low
est 57slc: closing at 7Sc. Lima opened anl
highest pc: lowest "a &C.; closing at 2+sc
Sales, ~ 900 barrels.
OIL CITY. October 3.-Petroleum opened
at 7Qr. highest SOIlc: lowest 79c; clOseC
M S0isc. Sales. 10000 barrels; runs, -,
$40 barrels: shipments, =, s59barrels char
tiers. %, 763 barrels
BRADFoRD, Pa, October 3.-Petroleuu
opened 79cis closed sOi-c: highest sg'4c
lowest 19lsc. Clearances l3O,OOO oarrels.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, October 3:-Petroileun
duh but steady; opened at f9s4c; ciose'
and highest soc; lowest '95ic
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

j. Il. Holcomb and WIFE, of Belcheryille,
Texas. have celebrated their fifty-ffth
wedding anniversary, and are still hale and
hearty. The secret of their long life and
good health is that they correct any slight
ailment promptly, and in that way avoid
serious sickness. Like most every one else,
they are more frequently troubled with
constipation than any other physical dis
order. To correct this they take St. Pat
rick's pills in preference TO any other, be-
cause. as Mr. Holcomb says, They are a
mild pill and besides, keep the whole sys-
TEN i'm good order We prize them very
highly" For sale by G. IL. Goetze, W. w.
Irwin, c. Schuepf and John klari.
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A second suit combines tailor-madc
Jacket of pearl gray ladies cloth with
f,urreau skirt. blouse of white silk and
plated bib of embroidered muslin.
Delicate gold thread embroidery ON the
lcft side of the skirt falls like trail of
flowers or chateiaine. An evening
dress is of soft. yellow crepe de chine.
Tho skirt is PLAIN iu front with "a
doubie ruche about the bottom. All the
/ fnllncss is thrown TO the back, which
/ has short train. The bodice is low,
drapcd slightly with yellow nous
f SeIipe de sole and trimmed
with ropes of yellow roses
which hang I'm long ends like a sash be-
hind. Another evening dress is of water
green satin. over which is draped black
lace of the most costly description, am
tiquo and supplied from the Queens
wardrobe. The cOrSelet and sleeves are
of eoId-c0red brocade. while the low
gathered chemiSettc matches the skirt
Spending q couple of days in Brussels
recently. ] happened 10 see In that gay
little Paris one of the finest pieces of
lace finished iu some time by its patient
w0rkwomeu. The delicate web was or
dered for the skirt of a dress for the
marriage trouSseau OF the daughter of
rich Belgian merchant. IL was a long
time Zoo making the bride may be by
this time well ont of the honeymoon
and the commission was revoked, but
the work went ON and the lace when
finished was put for day or two on eX-
hibitIon. 10 is forty inches wide and
has length of several yards. The de-
sign is of roses with exquisite foliage
and raised petals, the whole SO rich
that the eye of woman can not look ON
TO without covcting. The flowers form
deep border iu wide shallow scallopS
40 the bottom. and run i'm looSer, less
formal pattern over the body of the ma
tcrial Each rose is fully worked ont
as to it's many petals, which stand mp
from the surface with wonderful per
lection The rose foliage is matchlesS
iu cobwcb-like daintncss of it's vcining
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-OHIO river RAILROAD.

NORTH ROUND. 80. gNo. aNo. $40.
Leave a. M %. M o.. m A. M.
Charleston, via x. & o. 6.f5 ...... u .a' ......
o. m.
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Shore, 1917. Michigan Central, 942l Min
neapois and St Louis, 81 e; do preferred,
10: Missouri Pacific 6Sa,; Northern Pa
cihc, %; do. preferred, 759s; North
western, 1919: do. preferred, l35; New
York Central, 1888 Oregon Trauscontinen-
tai, 35a4; Pacific Mail, 800, Peoria, De
catur and Evansville, lS2i; Pittsburg. 30;
Pullman Palace Car. 22l; Reading, 81
Rock Island, 79is; St Louis and san
Francisco, %; do. preferred, IS; do. first
preferred, -; st. Paul, 81; do. preferred
100: ST Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba
1917; St. Paul and Omaha, 2Ssi do. pre-
ferred. 50; Texas Pacific, lSeS; Union Pa
ciic, 523(; United States Express. 90;
Western Union, S2lf.
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will be marshals in the parade at Wheel
ing on Monday.
Miss Katie Ney, of the Third ward, gave
a surprise party to her friends on Wednes-
doy evening.
George Simmons lost the end of a finger
by piece of iron falling upon it at the
boiler works.
Misses Maud ard Lille Davis, of the
Fourth ward, are visiting friends in Bust
nessburg.
Louis Vogle fell from an apple tree in
Maloney's orchard and broke his right leg.
VIM. Barnard has had some brick manu-
featured from clay found on his land.
VIM. Bridenstein has gone to Cincinnati
on Today pleasure trip.
Contractors are looking over the prOposed
routes for the new pixies.
The Bellaire blast furnace had an output
Of ! ,39S tons last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

There may boz persons in this community
who are at times troubled with collie, on
subject to attacks of bowel complaint 1T
-o. they should try Chamberlain Cole,
Cholera ana Darrhul Remedy. TO VIII
afford almost immediate relief, and when
relucei with water is pleasant 90 take. II
taken us soon as the first Indication of the
disease is fcIt 10 will ward on the attack.
Many people use 10 ID this way, and ind
thar To never fails them A - or 5O-Cent
bottle may bc obtained from q. Il. Goetze,
IS IS Irwin. e. Schnepf and John klari.
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see if could Dee helped. went to several here
in the city. IN turn. but none could DO me any
goo4. had "a terrible leg. with hole 300 10 as
biz as "a dollar. aud pain that almost set me-
crazy. ! got scared about b.. and determined to
try CUucuRA REMEDIES. ! obtained 90 set, and
inside Of five weeks my leg wa, healed up as
well as % ever was, except thc terrible scar %
left for q reminder of what was once terrible
sore lrg. These REMEDIES aye worth their weight
in gold. JOHN IulEL.
M l.. Ssth Street. New York.
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4 Spring Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call dali
ly for the new cure for consumption and
sick headache. discovered by DR.. Silas
Lane while in the Rocky Mountains. II is
said TO be Oregon grape root ga great rom
edy in the far West for those complaints
combined with simple herbs, and IS made
for use by pouring on boiling water to draw
out the strength. II sells at 30 cents a
package and is called Lanes Family
Medicine
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. October 3-Rainy weather
interripted trade in dry goods. There
was fair movement under the circum
stances with both agents and loobers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

RNLRoADs-Dull; sales S16iOO0.
SrOCKs-The stock market to-day pre-
scented the old spectacle of intense dizziness
i'm the general list. but comparative activity
i'm spots which were the special object of
bear attack. and while material declines
were enforced In these few stocks, cOmpar-
alive frmness ruled where quotations were
wont 20 take care OF themselves The
forces Of depression were turned
to-day upon the coal stocks and
i'm defiance Of the improved cOndi-
ton OF the coal roads and the brighter
prospects for the coming winter, severe
drives were made, with Reading as the
principal target. and in that stock a
marked decline was brought about The
other stocks which suffered also were St.
Paul and Union Pacific while Lackawana,
Delaware and Hudson and Jersey Cen
tral were comparatively well held. The
news Of the day was not specially import
ant. but special reduction IN rates in the
West was cancelled and southwestern
stocks. while quite weak, were not prom
inent in dealings. The market. while
displaying a tendency 10 rally in
the last hour, was met with more vigor and
the close was fairly active and weak at the
lowest prices Of the day. The whole list is
lower tonight and Reading is of 2s-, North
American *, New England and Union
Pacific each u, ST. Paul and Big -Four
each Ia. Missouri, Burlington and Wheel
inc and Lake Erie each II, Northern Pa
cific preferred and Atchison each l per
cent. Sales 249OO0 shares. Quotations
closed bid as follows:
Adams Express, $50; American Express,
i18. Canada Pacific, ~: Central Pa
cifc. 30: Chesapeake and Ohio, 1873; do.
first preferred, 49, do second preferred,
49,. Chicago and Alton, 126; Chicago, Bur.
ijnSton and Quincy, $50; Delaware and
Hudson. 1545S; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 1872; Denver ana Rio Grande,
ISL; Erie, 9Ssl; do preferred, 60; Fort For,
WAYNE, 1885, illinois Central, 1884 Lake
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-10-04

Tor me-. ON IIr .-l NI INrI
September. ! had the mi,fnr
tune To- hrui-e my lec, and
put a piece OF sticking plaster
ON IL. Inside OF % week ! had
% terrible leg. Mywiff hecam,
frightened and advised mr q,
20 90 % surgeon. ] went and
d0cfnred for two months. hui
no good Was done ms. beside.
costing mc big money Ny
leg Dad hy this time formed
into an ulcer. aud got Wor~,
every day ] could not stand
10 any longer. aud made upml
mind to gO to % hospital and
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Cuticura Resolvent

The new blood and SKIN Puuncf and Rrtatcst
Of Humor Remedies. internally Uo cleanse the
blood Of all impurities and poisonous elements,
and thu, remove the caused and CUrcURA, the
great skin Cure. and CruCyHA SOAR, an eN-
Quisite Skin Beauticr. externally 60 clear the
Skin and scalp. and restore the hair. speedily
and permanently cure every species oi ltchln.
burning ,caly. crusted. pimply. scrofulou-. aud
hereditary diseases and humor-. from infancy
10 age. from pimple- To -crofula.
Sold everywhere. Price CrrlCrEA. %. soar.
sc: RE-OiyENr. g. Prepared hy The POTTER
DrrG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
- send for How to Cure skin Disease, 81
pages, 20 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
LINES.
From Bridgeport Station.
KANAWHA AND MICHIGAN

IN RAILWAY. r. W. KELLEY. President
(Kanawha Short Linrl Schedule Boo effect So
ycmher 9Th. 1872. O,ublect to change without
n0ticel Trains leave Wheeling lU.B o. m. VIA
Ohio River r. r., arrive Charleston p 20 r r.
Leave Charleston o % %. m., arrive Wheeling
7.i5 %. m.. via o. u. Il % Leave Charleston
il.h5a M. arrive Wheeling Da. m Fl Co.
lunhus aud b. * o.. daily except sunday "tru.
trail STANDARD Time sundays, only trains
leave Charleston 500 o.. m.. arrive Wheeling
7.f5 o. m Leave Wheeling 600 n m, arrive
Charleston 4.45 p. m.. via %. r. q r.
Go. j. ERMLlCH. g. = A.
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A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors USE
less. Crazed with Pain. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

About eight years ago ! wrote You from
Nilkcsbarrc. Pa. describing how your wonder
ful remcdicScomplctciy cured me of % terrible
case Of eczema OF salt rheum. ] must now trll
YOU what CUUIcURA REwEnIE~ have again done
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Gnr Rent.

EOR RENT-ONE LARGE STORE ROOM.
Il Inquire Of 5. SEIFERTH, .Etnaville. sc30s
Il street till April lst Possession immedi-
ately se2SlQeA
DOR RENT-FRONT ROOM AND OFFICE
Il on Market street, between Twenty first aud
Twenty second streets. Inquire at this office.
se30h
II room No. 1889 west side slain street, lately
occupied the Office OF the c.. l.. 4 W. X, K. Co.
Terms reasonable. Possession given az once.
Inquire OF NJ. REILLY, 1893 Main 81. iei0e&ch
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New YoRK. October 3.-Pig Iron, quie'
and steady. Copper, neglected; lake nom
inal. Lead. nominal at - 90 Tin irregu
/ lar; straits S23 10