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that result. If yoa need earthing- la the Carpet lice thii it an opportunity that yoa can't otci-.
look. We are also matins tpeclai inducement, ia furniture that, will keep tha ruaa comin-r our
way. Glance over our prioea,
Our Silkoline Mattress, 30 Pounds-Special Price S6.50
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NEW YORK. May 11. (Special.)
The first depute In the Taft Cab
inet lias arisen between Mr. Kal
l!nrr and Mr. WUon. It Is over a
question of courtesy and of Interpreta
tion of the law. Secretary F.&llingcr
has been ordering opened to settle
ment much land which had been set
aside 'jnder the conservation policy of
the Roosevelt administration at the
request of the Department of Agricul
ture, and particularly of Its 1-orestry
Bureau. Mr. Pinchot. head of ;he bu
reau, asked that certain land be with
drawn from entry for use as ran-t-stations.
Heretofore it has been cus
tomary to withdraw lands without
question when requested by a member
of the Cabinet. But this lime the re
quest, which came through S-.cretary
Wilson, was denied 'by Secretary Mai
linger. who said that he could r.ot with
draw the lands In question that toe
law would not permit it. Ite added
that he was afraid the Ko res try Bureau
was trying to conserve the natural re
sources through subterfuge. This re -ply
Infuriated Secretary Wilson, who
appealed the matter to President Ta!t,
asking that he order the lands with
drawn from entry. President Taft has
asked the two Cabinet officers to sub
mit briefs.
Calvin Mr. Rice, secretary of the
American Society of Mechanical Engi
neers, was In Washington last week in
attendance on the annual mesinij of
the society. The programme Included
an address by A. P. Davis of the
United States Reclamation Service, a.
paper by Admiral a. W. Mel villi ire
tired) on "The Engineer In the Navy-;
and the presentation of a portrait of
Admiral Melville to the National Gal
lery. The portrait was accepted on
half cf the Uovernment by Professor
C. D. Wolcott. of the Smithsonian In
stitution. The American Society of
Mechanical Engineers is the National
organization of the mechanical engi
neering profession. Besides its tech
nical work. It Is engaged in several
matters of interest to every citizen,
among them the conservation of water
power and the smoke nuisance. At the
last Pan - American Scientific Con
gress In Santiago. Chile, members of
the society read a number of impor
tant papers. ,
Foxhall Keene Is one of the few
gentlemen of leisure the United States
has had time to turn out. He is a son
of James R. Keene. the Wall-street
speculator. Always supplied with
money by his father lie has devoted
his whole life to snort. He is well
known as a gentleman rider and has
played polo with distinction on both
ides of the Atlantic. For a time he
van In motor cup races, but his great
interest has always been in the horse.
This snapshot was made when he was
officiating as judge at the Rockaway
Hunt Ciub race meet at Cedarhurst a
few days ago.
Sir Robert Bond Is carrying on a
strenuous campaign In Newfoundland.
Recently he was ducked by a crowd of
his political opponents who think he
is in fivor of merging Newfoundland
with Canada. This, Sir Robert says,
is not his policy.
This is the expression the Hon.
Nick Lonsworth wears these, days
when any one speaks of the recent
happening In the Dutch royal famttv.
It is reported that Prince Consort Nick
is getting ready for congratulations on
a similar event. The Longworths have
taken a house on the Massachusetts
shore near that of the Tafts. and it Is
expected that Mrs. Roosevelt will visit
them there, bringing the old and new
administrations into close social con
tact. ,
Robert P. Vandevelde has come to
this country with a plan which any
traveler will recognize 'as having many
grod points. He calls himself a "gentleman-cicerone."
He proposes to pilot
Americans in their travels abroad, not
a a guide, but rather as '"philosopher
and friend." He says ha knows the
ropes In England and on the continent,
ha his own motor car. can show an
American how to become a member of
Phyllis Court during Henley week and
how to get close enough to other so
cial functions to have more than a
casual traveler's enjoyment of them.
Loeb Plans to Stop New York Smugglers
Efforts of Roosevelt-Trained" Collector at Gotham Expected to Lead to Much Good Other Bit of Gowip
From Metropolis.
BT LLOTD F. LONERQAS.
NEW YORK, May li iSpecial.) By
the time that the tourists are re
turning from abroad they will find
great changes In and around the New
York Customs-House. Collector Loeb.
mho has enjoyed a thorough Roosevelt
training, is determined to have house
cleaning. Loeb has only been here a
short time, but has already found a great
many things that do not meet with bis
approval.
The recent exposures as to etnutgltr.g
and the admlsscion of the sugar trust
that the Government baa been tricked
on sugar shipments, have thoroughly Im
pressed the new Collector. Careful es
timates show that Code Sam every year
loses $2.sj0.00 at the port of New York
alone because of straight smuggling and
undervaluation.
Announcement is made at the Cuatoma
House that radical changes are to be
made In the method of examining the
luggage of returning tourists, although
the details have not been made public
It Is understood that the force of in
spectors will be enlarged and precau
tions taken to render the label fraud
Impossible In the future.
In the sugar trust matter Collector
Ixeb admits that tests are being made
with a new electrical weighing machine,
which will prevent In the future any
great fraud In weighing, such as was
practiced by the company. It la under
stood that this machine is giving entire
satisfaction and that It win be put tntu
general use shortly.
Rakers' Strike Is Odd.
New York has been enjoying a bakers"
strike, although nobody really know
what all the trouble is about. W,lth or
dinary ur.ion workers who quit their
Jobs the police are lenient. But the poor
Kosher bakers of the East S:rt have
been treated with scan courtesy, and
they are beglnnli.g to weary of the dally
round of excitement.
. A mob of them throw a few stones at
the doors of an o.-x-n shop. The police
reserves come along and cheerfully -fan''
every man they And In the streets. A few
prisoners are taken and the crowd fol
lows them to the station. There the re
serves pour out and everybody Is
"fanned" again.
Recently the wiveas of strikers have
taken a hand In he game. p, ores ef
them have Invaded the union headquar
ters and, with loud cries, taken their
unhsfpy male relatives to home snd
safety. tto manv of them have been
beaten up that tne aomen believe that
The American traveler usually sees
only the oulxl.l of things. lie des
not know the life or the people of the
countries h visits any more than a
tourist Iron broal understands more
than surface conditions In America.
,r- Vandervelde Is of Kleml.h-Irl.U
birth, about 2J. a graduate of Oxford
and fond of outMloor sports. lie says
he Is prepared to "run any American
family In lndon society for the sea
son, which Is beginning."
The newest thing In tenors la
Carasa. a Spaniard, who has umt been
engaged by Hammersteln to come to
New York. Carasa Is only IS. He la a
pupil of Trabadelo. and made his debut
In Paris salons only a year or two
go. He Is tall and handsome and he
charmed the Paris ladles so that his
pral.ies were sung loudly In the French,
capita). He then went on the operatic
stago and already has cultivated a
the only safety lies In keeping off the
streets altogether. Naturally the police
welcome this, as It saves snr and tear
on their night sticks. And the awtv
have been told, on the qutet. that they
are doing the right thing In the right
way.
Kecause of these new developments the
strike h lost Its savor, and the chances
are that it will be over in a few days.
"or, when you come to think about It.
what is the use of striking if you are
not allowed to go out In the streets and
talk about It? The bakers' case has
shown that women can nave their rights
when they really decide to get them. But
It Is certainly a good Joke on the walk
leg delegate.
G. A. K. Fraud Found.
James Cunningham, one of the best
known Grand Army men In Brooklyn, Is
now serving a year In Jail because be
wr served In the Civil War. His old
comrades, who had made him their com
mander on several occasions, are deeply
wrought up. over the disclosures.
Cunningham claimed to have enlisted
under a fictitious name and got away
with It. even secur:r.g a pension. When
he asked to have his stipend increase.!,
an Investigation was started, and It de
veloped that the man Cunningham pr
onated was alive and drawing a pension
of his own and had been doing so for a
number of years.
The prisoners excuse was that h!s
comrades "nagged" him Into asking for
a pension and that he made an applica
tion, so as not to lose standing with the
other veterans. Cunningham as an un
dertaker, with a prosperous business.
Ha family la prostrated because of the
disgrace.
What Is bothering Grand Army mn
is bow be mar.fl x get into the ordf
the requirements are very
strict. lU-vas not xplaltid bow be
got his discharge papers, and the state
commander has started an Investigation
that may result In trouble for one of tne
beat-known poets In the Empire Stale.
Court Held In French.
Because the prisoner could not speak
English and also owing to the fact that
the official Irterpreter was absent, tne
three Judges In the Court Special
alor.s the other day' decided to have tlx
evkience Uun In French. It happeaed
that all the Junsla. the. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney and the prisoners coun
sel are up In that larruage.
Chauffeur C-arles UreiW cannot ppesk
English and Pollceenan Remington, who
arrvsted him. don not understand French.
large and varied rrperioire. lie hl
" " lnaln In lllliim villi creel
su. .- w (,, he was railed to I'uvenl
'tinlen. and there llafnma-rstoin heard
him and nfl htm for ll. rofnirr
season. To announce binm if as -
second Cnrtiso" or as "the coming
'''" r.raa n so advertised in
liciKtum) l lo Invite vry s-rious ,,m
parlsona. The musical put llc i;i e
only too de,lKt, o ,ave all the best
realized In ins case of Carasa: breause
good tenors are few.
John Davidson la the Kngli.h poet
who disappeared from his home In
Penzance r-cent!r. and la believed lo
be dead. lie waa one of the "Yellow
Hook" sei, famous sutna yeara a.
Though he wrote often of the rour.try,
London life was l.ia Ideal; and t tie best
thing be ever wrote lha sonnet
endtnft: with tae line: "The heart of
London beating warm."
but everybody else tnM them mhat was
going on. and everybody was aaUsued.
exc.pt Orellet. who mas timid U to make
a Judicial holliay.
Over lii a Williamsburg court one time
Juuse Murphy, now aead. had a Polish
prisoner before him. and no Interpreter
to aid him. Finally he unearthed a man
who could speak German and Polish,
wtiiie the court clerk mas an expert at
German and English. But after 114 first
question had travelled through the var
ious languages, the Judge gave up the
effort to settle the matter In despair.
"It Is too much like a continuous per
formance." he remarked, "and I get
uTrpauent waiting for tha Engtlsh an
swer to wander back. I am compeileo. to
arnd ihla poor man to Jail until tomor
row." Soino Freak Law.
The far from lamented Legislature, baa
left us a heritage of new and foolish
laws, and the puuile la Just beginning to
sit up and take notice of t.-.em. One
makes It a misdemeanor "to a 1 vertlse or
present any otweene or Immoral play or
exhibition lit-h would tend to the cor
ruptlon of youths or others." This statute
does not provide for the appointment of
a censor, but iceminsly leaves the ques
tion up to the police department to de
ckle In other aords. if a Captain decirea
that "hoinfo and Juliet" Is a menace to
youth be cQ bale the ofTend.ng director
to the nearest Police Court and put the
matter up to the rnasistrale.
Theatrical rcanacera tx-liee that they
are In lor a (auoy hall. unesa the
erase thu k -headed po!leman has some
sense pounded Into bis skull, and they
fear the worst.
Another law compels all ehsufTeura to
r ihtdr badces "either on their hst
or cap or attached to their mniset."
As a result of tins, oetners of cars, who
drive 11 amaelvee. are comtMUH to rsg out
like members of Longshoremen's Cnion
No. 3 or el4 be llatMe 10 sumoasry sr.
rest.
Of course in a couple of months these
statues will become dead letters, as hiet
many others, but In the meantime many
honest citisens axe subject! to great an
Co ear.
Law Against Crooks.
One of the new laws that have gone
Into effect since the adjournment of the
legislature la a measure which Itlngbam
h'pl i!l slve hta most per plrv trig prob
lem. The city Is nlled with CToottB. known
la rook., but har.rfrr. t hr h4
Vn no jr ti ttrf thm In e?.-.t. o
lr-jr Ihcv ft. i nt vlo.ti ir law.
Kr ssvttri liuV ctm I h. i-oiir Krrrtwi
ifTU loi.t r r- rrtm m va jct ,!. 'it
under lh U a man who had a pu-
Ireeser la
golden aa!&. The
top drawer
are divided and
serpentine. Kiia
of mirror lot
: . Kronen,
bevel plate.
rite of top ii
Itrsl.claas
work, end w;l
finished Heru
lar price I li.
Special Thia
Week $10
-o o I
,! o ' o"1
ij o o I
' ,
H IRON BEDS
All Mzei
$2 ird Upwards
All-Wool Kxlra Sur C"arjeta no...,
F.xtra psrd qiin!ity Wo.. Velvet Cgrjx-lg, which are quoted AT
retrularly at $l-.0; our rlonirg-out price JleUj
Wc Carry a Full Line of Rutfs in All Sizes and the Prices Are Low
THE ADOVE PRICES INCLUDE SEWING. LAYING AND LINING
TA0BENHE1MER & SCHMEER CARPET AND FURNITURE CO.
No. 174 Fim Street, Coraer YamhilL Rmembr lh Plc.
Hon, or fl In cub couJd ni b r9rri
m vcrni. and I h;h--l crooks
cm oa 1T catr up intl t.-nouni.
My tii provleloni f the) r.ew ttut
Poils M.eiirmis are eMi.oori ia
vu,i to jf.Km for a trm rri eirteilini
V Jva "Atty X-cotii-t foui-d lot-fln
In n trmrj."
Tl. tlr.im h Se-n nt-4 thia
lxui la an arbitrary l r---r
nl r.ir r-.!lt lr lr tii r .ixr.tTi er of
rr..n? 'roAttit m-n be-for- t fw un
Ix m.'i.f can ! ir.rtidwj "t mait b pr-..en
it.At priorrf ia jll-tirl ami it rel
mil Ui Jurir altr hrin all lha
nriiiitiitnci lo Mf m hei r-r or not H
, to iL
'riK.v.winnrr Pine- m IM th
It. la I R.!-Utr te UI la lle Id
tli ruc-jta out cf Nar )it In
it It llm. 1 1 Kie er i:-.a eatn Hti h
(rw, nt tha trrr.li a. at mtth u. ao
.-tiiiia ; turrlxt a-l h'ea atien ra
! UnJi:y -mr-l Ih'V ate frvto Xlia
?rl. tt.-1 ;Vry are AJttrc for lnshaja
to :' it.m.
Truam-jr (na a In flty.
Tha trut.rv la on tt ln-fra la thm
airti-iti made I j- of7.a'a f ibe l-ra?4
of l-jr-.ttl.n. h' hs I rtl lha
ttib . sin the nrul Tt-rt of v.r-it.T-r
of Krf-Hea lael ha lorw '
"nai-a an mrlm ? a-sr-ilr !
f--ririt -r .-xA. l-i-nrj f h al -. ariio l-n-
aa a n amrstrt in in auiur.
Mr t!-Jo al-oma It-.al In tMt cf
rrr f7rt of I. : s5if trj.ttl ( .-r tat 1
an I' -r- lt cr of mir than iHe
l n t he n urn tv-r of I rxn a a a coru pr-wl
ti h iwt. tout ra
"N CouW. ar Wr. ff.vaiW. S
fa-i that many tarnia ha tr n uu
ml y-i and llifrfotw vnte uitiy
to rl-i I-.a t nctr !.Hcjrrn t-r iitMi.ltK
rul am r ''P'la lo alMarnt lbemritv
f rxm Ihwir aiu2'.e
"An itftrr (nvw ta fun4 In ibe ron4ut
of aTi,e of i h lrm l.t a a &4 rtn-i
t-'a.l chsMtfO a.' lit lM in iru-.ncjr.
J$tt.e of the iaciicr rlutaniiy r
civ ttniftiit rli.Wj La hir a-laa.r, r4
often In Ui a fr f.m of lte rUe.i iit.
a ux aurfi rhl.d of ot 1kT K Ho -Mn I
t ars itian i um i ahexl mr-e r a-eei of
truancy tnn ail IL oTHar tMroAtha cocn
btn.L I'urinc tha aarerj tnootr.a rver4
by tb rajort. r.l -r r4a of lrtia.ry
- aa dl-vcok ara-4 In K.chreotvd. hlcn la
f la ten l-lxrd
Ooney ltiutru) la found to ha a at rone
atiraettofva fr runaaray achoc. !! an4
pc lal ofT:era hit nrraaieei many
youn.-Hfm th-r In a !rrl month. im
Hrooklyn lad rad ban ifpim thvra for
four r.i hta on lie opera t -H and aa
half at anrel arhan ho wraa fnund. An
other hoy left avhool lo days befora
graduation and not hoard from until
aocrfa days later, m hen ha a aa fMckaei up
at tha wMe rraort,
Tho rrtna-dy propoaasl for pre aa r. t eoo
dUiona ta m"ta irAAAt ofIlrera and tnura
careful inape-ction.
Iilow for New Car.
TTie "pa.y-aa-yountr lr.Hy caVa,
arhlrtt are ail the rasa In met ropotva a
rircle theae day a. tart raeive4 thetr
Crat olark era. On I he vhirioa U.a
conductor a land on tha rear platform
and paaciena'er hand over I hair nwaota
be for a they ara admitted Icalda tha door.
Ua tha Jrraay linaa thn conductor simply
make c har. and each paaaaner drxpa
a nlckl In a 1UU mo nay box on tba roar
flatform. In Ihla way, tb maarnatea
htrured. thara would bo no chanca for acy
"knocklca; down" by thair am ploy a.
A fw day 0CX hovorey. young ma a
u exrrratad In N aarark who admitted
that ho mtlt an axcl)ent llvalthood by
a wind Hi c tha company. Ha roanuiAfturad
Imltatiot. ntckal whioh ba aold to coo
Ouriora' at one- Kir 4 vaiua. . Tb-aan
' nick a la vara fod out to pa-aoeocaara
a. hen thay a kad for cKana, and vbQ
taent baric to the? oocnpdUiy.
Of ooiiraa a hen lha cunducttr tioea not
hand la any caalt he cannot ba held rv
aronllf If bad nvney ta alroppad lnU
tha box by Uked paaaenxera. And a
bunch of conductor tnada ( ood asponaa
money for aevaral monrha.
It ta ml My Lard to pravent a man
from robtilnc a tra tion con.pajiy If ha
riily art a hia mind upon it. . And to
I -ten to a apottar. ona la aon cor.rincod
that moat of lha men on the back lat
form are a III nff lo ma ka emtra money
at tha ftn f le-ir einoterm.
PSEUDO 'FATHER JOHN NOW
Raeslan Ttlllted bjr rtioprm Who
Tell ef Cronstadl nrssrrmloa.
CKRL1X, Mar I i Jr-rlal. A tele,
trim from n. t'.tershurc states tr.af
mttr hundrais cf (arsons. mu i.
tor-clBB ta protpsrvul f anil. la t.ase
txo trJureS Veliere tat r"aiar
John of rrntistadt. who di-1 at the New
Tear, waa resurrected at IU past
tnr.
T.-e poll re have arrested over St of
the self-atj-led Order of Johannitea. who
eli to spread ellei-) rf the mlrare.
lous r r ' ni'(y of t-veir founder. Ia
iroii of ra.f a doeen. rnnltin(
erally of old wotr.aa arfkmpaeird l-r a
tlrlrrh.kl!i B an in r 'sr:m s
sarb. firr ls:t4 tVa honsee of fatnl.
Ilea who tdsrr!S4 Ut-ersUr to Katr..r
John's work whl?e he waa alive, and
S"Ot! I to rrrnulr t-rr t--t t ff-lr st
cf Crhatsal ta- arisen.. Tlfr p r .l jrd
w
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Ttis F.xtnn Table, like cut, six
feet lo:tr ben extended, rnval
oak finish. jvjcs ba, 44-inch
mtintl top: repilar price ffQ Cft
f 12; sjvvrigj pnc sjO.JU
.-TOc
pleree of cloth wMrh thejr aald were
taken from his robe. Two of the per
sona arrested described thernaclrea aa
proph.te. The police have appropriated
Lhe monejr which llje Johannltcs hare
collected, an.1 l.ave expelled their order
from t-ie capital.
UNEARTH GRAFT IN GRAVES
Msrirklng 'onr1llsina l'iand In lta.
Ian (Vmeirr) Hoards.
SAi't.K, war U l Special I Aa.
toun'tln msisllotil ar dlacloeed la
the omctal report ef ttte pca! rntnmis.
sloe) of tnouirr Into f.e edmiaietrmtlon
of t!.e rsworisi of Nar:. It is
proved that, like other brmnchee of mu
olcipal snlrs. tl. e edmtniatretloa of
the burial ffrsunii la la the .tot'e of
the t amorrs. !eckmatl la ietad oa
fsUllrss of iIsomsH ttsrsosK. unj.r t
U.et tl at the bodls s t.t Ue removed.
Ttve municipal contractors hits ouer
rUd the son for Uieir oon bui.dinc pur-P-e.
end a aholeale treCSc la raj-rl-
on In ti. a sale of rU.ral wreeths sad
marble siet-e stole from t. and la
linen aitro.ts stripped from oodles
peole burled.
r emra of position briSe handsoenelr
to be alloo.d to carry o!T thslr dead
r'.tfii.'v '-, t-' t 1 I I . i .
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CURES
SKlla
4 ? his an:cle u e u-ant to exr'.r.n to you the cause of skin diseases,
and also o.lCr suggestions, founded on reason and experience, h,Ch
w ill enable you to cure yourself if you are a.Thcted u iih any of the
various forms of this trouble.
The skin receives its necessary nourishment from the Wood
tvery pore is kept open and every EUnd kept healthy by continually
S?irrf ?Z nuln,,0'J Properties which are distributed throuchout the
,Z!???F nthloi u?ry As s th:s normal condition
hSwiS ,VL dC VA sofu smooth. "d free from eruptions; when
Je ore" on is contaminated w,:h humors and impurity
JtS SUrOIV Of nulntive hmvn t
is diminished, and it becomes a
sharp, acrid fluid u hich diseases
instead of preserves the natural
health and texture of the skin.
Lying just beneath the outer
covering or tissue-skin is a sen
sitive membranous flesh which
surrounds and protects the tiny
veins, pores and glands. It is
here the impurities of the blood
are deposited, and the acrid
mat:crcauses irritation and in
nammation uhich splits or
breaks the thin, tissue-like cuticle,
and the result is outwardly man
ifested in liczema. Tetter. Salt
Rheum, or some other disfigur
ing or annoying eruptive disease.
It can readily be seen that
since Skin Diseases are the re
sult of bad blood, there can be
but one way to cure them
puriry the blood. Salves,
washes, lotions, etc, are not
able to do so, because they do
not reach the blood. Such
treatment is of no "value except
for its abihry to temporarily
relieve itching and assist in keep
ing the skin clean.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases
of every kind by neutralizing the
jcids and removing a!l humors
from the Hood. S. S. S. coo'.t
the acid-heated circulation, buiIJs
it up to its normal strength and
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our eyial pnc. ......... .9 1 leJU
limes mrsterlonslT disappear alte.
ether. and Honrs and even whole skele
tons are stolen by shoule for lhe re
qulrementa of witchcraft.
Tl.e commlaaton e report tuakea rrlev
ous rl arces asslnst certain prteate who
aald to he leacued wtth the famor
nets and who lotted extortionate feea
for burlala Am one lhe stcssH riertr
ta the notorioue i arnorrlat. imo tro
Vlttoasl. who baa been in prison intra
ll.ree yri aaaltlnc his tial.
TOREADOR GORED TO DEATH
" alls Whra Trvln j to hue t'omrtdr
I rom nracTHl Hall.
Mrntr. i:. .or-isn - ,a-j.
fjtl here je.i.id.i- endd In ISe rorti m
to death of a toreador ta fua e.sbi or
the audience.
The Is T bu:i to enter lhe nrc proved
vefT 6-roe. and ea a snatador pamod
eona a as tr in is X X lhe barden:ias
lhe animal irks lam down. Gaona was
tunned and one In Imminent dat-rer of
b!" f "reJ haw a tofesdnf. Unrl.
;i::a. ss.sd 10 r. the hMn;.u in
le ntaddere4 tet. reit Iwrl is cut;i-be-lem
and feU. The buM rushsd al the
toreador, end a terrrtOe v-cnard wae lr -r-td
arlth Its bores neasr ID Jun'.ar
vetn. ana lsarty.ua dwd froes
s r . fw n.'tvtea
. T",r Tre T was ssvsralr
troublod with a bad ekta dieeaae,
loeotad prtaripeaie oa the ehtne. Tae
iroub.e would a i-pear In the form ef
ama.1 jraiiow h. isuera. ckaraalterlsed
rr eevera ticbiae.etei. lined
eereeperriaa, aoeail.4 blood run
Oere. selves, elntoseota. lotioaa aad
rrA.,n.t pt rslf-ian. bat
Bothiac did me any rood. Becosalaar
dieooaxsamd I left, off all this treat-mnt-
and Just abont this time I saw
. . S. advert lesd. One day 1 decided
nrs Ihla medleta a trial, aad
after naloe- It for a ekor while I
Jeaa to Improve. Of eonreo 1 en.
tiaued a.. 6. aad It eared sbo oom
pleteljr. taulte a whl:. bae aiapeed
etnoa T waa eared aad I bare baa sever
'.ihtet laatcalioa ef taa
ret-ara of the troabia.
dOdTroe doss Bt AJuLSi oSo
I bad a aad ease of ateaosaa. tt
K Jt5 V""0lai;T e-eere oa my risbt
1 vh hardly able lo nee my
band ta my work. I tried a rrs.t
many tklace ta aa effort to a-et renef.
b'l aaabie to do ao an til I reai
or a. m. S. aad dslsrmlnsd to ln It a
trtei. I used MY.rsl bott.ea of Ihla
remedy and it eared the troableea-""7-
a. S. a. put my blood la Cli
eoadltton and I ft my skla sort aad
mootb. Thome h thla waa ooaue time
aeo there) kaa less ao return of t ha
trouble. Cll AS J. WOUf. J aU
SOd . Socaad u U Lssaia. aCo.
t.K,rvmrrr"-1 ff-4 aewerorr
wttk Mmat Xraema. located
chiefly oa the heads, both la aide aad
out, aad e a leaded aa far Bp as ibe
wrists. I wae under treatmeat meet
ail the Umo. bat eoald a-et ao relief
One or two of my rtvaiclaae eald It
wee ae bad a oeae of Liia. aa thev
oversaw. I loot my baser aa'ie oaca
or twice aa a reeult of the d mssZ
aad the Itchira. bumine aad oaTn
Xoaporioaood I caaaol es vreea to yoa
,PJ " bend bendea-ed
a.1 the hl... but Wllk on e l,r,'a
"iS A 1 t--ir.a dT.ooe,!
e-d. I M ap all tr..10.nt I w.a
laklag- aad ae.la- a.. a. edvert-.eei
l.(t. it aa a last . n . . . .
tlaaeoovlaced me tbet It waa
a4 ta
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