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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

ieben, benz Niemanb bas @eliib6e bes
S4meigens abgenomnen, neil gtiez
aano befnnbers auf i'm gea1tet batte
- bas mar 6err Gif6mann. Ct bate
bel Der Safel aufgepartet unb na1ber
i'm Raud3immer &affee unb Gisarren
prdfentirt, unb ba er bic 3unit bes ioges
nonnten .6enfblides" b. 3. bic Gdbig=
teit, nit niebergelafenen IMugenlibern
Naes 5u feben, in bebeutenhem MaBe be-
berridte, 10 iuar faum elm Bib in Der
gan5en @ammlang, bas Gerr Slid
iliht geieben bdtte. @iinitig fir bic Uers
tpertbung behen. mas er ipabrgenoms
men, traf es iid fiir ibn, baB ct am beu=
tisen Iormittage feline patronin Grau
1obermann aufiu9en tnuBte, bic am
4benb elm gr0Beres aeft gu gebsn beab=
f9tlgte, uno als es Mittag f1Iug, mar
Grau Eeaierungsrdtbin 6abermann
iber Mlles. mas fi9 9lbenbs 3ubor i'm
gaiino ereignet bate, big auf bic Wors
te uno Nusrufe Der ginaelnert unterri6s
tet.
Inter ben @elabenen Der Mbenbaes
feqf6aft befanben ii9 Der General nit
Grancisfa, unb bel eeeignet i1einenoer
@elegenbeit wuBte Grau 9abermann
bem griteren in barmloiem Some bic
Grage bei3ubringen, ob ct f9on bon ben
oor3iigli9en portraits sebort bdtte, bic
9err bon Gartenbofen BON ibrer grcels
lena angefertigt baben folltes Ser Gene
ral mar f9tli9 iiberraf9t; er bate bon
Midts geb6rt. Grau Gabermann tpuBte
aud nt9ts 8eitimmtes, nidt bas @es
ringfte. bate ielbif ni9ts gefeben, fons
bern eben nur sebbrt, tpie man 10 Dinge
btrt. baB Der Nbiutant bic 8ilber ums
ter nOffisiereniberumgeseigt unb baB
ele Bilber allieitig groBen BeifaI ses
!Inoea bdtten. Sic bate geglaubt, es
INN er3dblen au folIen, neil iie Der Wiei=
Hun8 mar. es iDiirbe i'm, BET benz allge=
mem ailertannten Mtaltalente bes Qieus
tenant bon Gartenbofen, interefIiren
oaoon an 1oren. Sic bemertte trob als
!er Selbfbeberri9umg bes Generals,
pap es i9nt thinner unangenebmer tparb,
te mebr er bon ber Sa9e bbrte. unb aIs
ne fd bon ibm ob su elmer on6eret,
@ruppe Der @eielli9aft tpanbte, hatte
fie bas pridelnbe gefiibl, oas elm
granbftifter empfinben mag, ipenn er
febt, oaB ber S1mefelfaoen, ben er in
bic S9euer gelegt bat, au slimmen be-
ginnt. Sief perfimmt unb i1meigenb
fubr Der General NIT ieiner Grau mad
9ans, unb frlb am nd9fen 8ormittaa
lieb CT ben Moiutanten au ii6 bei9eiben.
@lei6 beim gintretet bemerfte 2ebs
terer am @efi9te ieines gorgeiebter,
baB niht Naes mar, tuie es fein iollte,
unb feline fblimmiten Befiir1tunaen
uurben iibertrofen, als Der General
fur5 unb beinabe barfd bic Grase an
ibn ri9tete:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

8ann irsenb Semanb einen Sal bon Mieren.
ooer Seber.aranfbeit brinsen, ben bas electric
B,tters uidt f9neu furirt2 Bir iasen Nsin,
oenn tauienbe bon 8alIen iinb ertpief fenermaben
idon ssbsilt porSen. 8risbts 9issafe, Sarn.
fub, Sdmd1e ODER irseno clue anbere oamit
berpanote aranfbeit f9nea sebeiIt. electric
Bitters reinist bas 8lut, reguIlrt bic @inae.
ipeibe unb tpirtt oireet auf ben leibenben Ibeil.
Jeoe Glaide sarantirt. so Gents bic Gla aI6e
bel ". Oreib.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

= Ser ruffif6e Geianbte Bel ber
Sonferena in 2onifantinopel fat Sns
ltruttionsn, auf bic gntuaffnung Ser=
blens, Bulgariens unb @rie9enlanos
ano u auf bic gnttbronuns bes Giirffen
Nleranber au bringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

:. Dieler 9ame 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Der. Staaten. oab es faum n0tbis 1T gu iasen,
oab er Der @rfinoer bes beribmten Dr. 8oianfo
Sulten. nno ennsen Sbrup if, bas beliebte
Ioltsbeilmittel, mo- INNER es betannt 1T, fir
9uften, @rt6ltunsen, Sdninbfudt unb aIle
Rrantbeiten bes SalieS unb ber 2unsem. Yreis
80 eents uno $l.oo. gerfdaft Bel s. aaIt.
e1er & Spn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

nay 2abt Cure Nnsiige bel g a r,s
{ It q 9 o bn MAIDEN, melde bic
belten 2Yaaren, bic bette 9lrbeit unb BEN
beiten S9nitt liefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-12

Bar Wir fiibren bic befen Sembeu
uno Serrens Soiletteartitel, bic imporz
tirt tperben t6nnen. Qommt unb per.
slei9t preiie. pancoaf& @obn.
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= Na6 benz Sabresberi1t bes Steuz
ereommif ioners gingen i'm bergangenen
Gistaliabre $183, 3,207,9 ,908 on 36llen
elm. Terausgabt tuurben $27, 1925, 973.
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: Sie erften S6auipielerinneu Der
Welt finb bic Nmerifanerinnen: an ib=
men 1T alles 2unit-ni9ts Natur.
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Rice & Dallas.

drabr Rie, Bom seep OrIans)
33 35 Wef Commerce SraB, San Nntcnic.
GtIentpa1ren, 8drben. Sele, Jirnif1e II. WlQ6,
RoH unb anbere Oefen.
3inn= unb 8le1tpaaren nnb 6ausbaltuaas= @eaenSnoe
alense asentsn er berabmtn
Cotton Plant Oefen und Heerde. und der
New gprf @matlle Barben, Der befm i'm 6anbel.
@aptola Oen auswa 5f yre gonrena poten
, 1885-11-18

Inc introduction of an excise upon rum,
which was proposed by our correspondent
Far Play" in last Wednesdays issue, is
oy no means a new idea. 1t has been Sug-
GeSted over and over, which is not to be
wondered at when we consider that excise
duties on liquors, thatiS, on home manufac.
tufed liquors, are not only included in the
machinery OF all great countries, but are
also found IN most of the small islands
which surround lis. The Governor, during
the last debate on the proposed new rum
ordinance, pointed out that the heavy
license fee which, under the new regula.
tons, will be imposed upon rum shops was,
after all, quite a small tax per gallon upon
the rum consumed here as compared with
the tax on rum in the English islands.
There are two arguments which make
Tor the imposition Of a heavy tax on rum
manufactured i'll the island. The first is
It's restrictive action, and in this regard it
would be very interesting and useful if we
could ascertain the consumption of rum per
head here as compared with islands where
q heavy excise duty is imposed. We fear,
however, this could not be lone now with
any approach to accuracy. 1t will be pos
Slble to come near the truth when the rum
shops are compelled, as under the new law
they will be, to furnish accounts of the
amount of rum bought by them. The
second argument is our correspondents,
namely that the imposition of an excise is
the fairest way of taxing the article. 1t
must be admitted that much may be said
III support of this argument; but we fear
that neither the Government nor the
Council are at present prepared to make
, 1885-11-18
Wednesday, 18th November, 1885.

The Committee which was framed to
consider how best to celebrate Prince
NaldemarS wedding has issued a circular,
i'll which it says:
1t ls natural that the thought to give
II. k. H.. and his noble c0nsort Il wedding
gItt first presented itself to us. but after
due consideration we have come to the con.
cluslon that it would most likely give II.
X. h. more pleasure, if a Fund were formed
which borne his name and of which the
interest yearly on the anniversary of his
wcdding-day were distributed to worthy
lhdigent inhabitants Of this Island, :
cially to such as had known better days
ana without fault OF THEN own had become
needy"
" In this way +. r.. HIS name would be
always remembered here in the island"
" We beg to add that in our opinion the
means OF the fund should be under public
control and managed like the means OF
minors, That the interest should be diStri-
Duted III equal portions not under $40 by q
committee consisting of the Governor and
tWo members chosen by the Colonial
council, one for each jurisdiction, and in
Such a manner that the one jurisdiction
DC not favored at the expense of the
other
A0lCllil@ 10 one ABOVE we lleFeDy Deg ID
invite the inhabitants of the Island to sub
scribe to the Fund to commemorate Prince
Faldemar'S NuptiaIs."
In order 10 facilitate the collection of
subscriptions, the Committee has formed
itself into two branches, or Committees,
one for each Jurisdiction. In the Chris
tIanSted's Jurisdiction the members are
Ills EXcellency the Governor, Chief Justice
Andersen, Revd Il. V. Lose, Dir. Neumann,
and Mr.. E. Il. Svitzer.
In the FrederIkSted Jurisdiction, Judge
PETERSEN, Major w. f. Moore, Messrs.
w. II. Brown, j. Hewitt, J, Latimer,
and j. Wilson.
The idea is an exceedingly good one and
II is to be hoped that, in spite OF tho "harI
tIlnoS,' the fund will reach an amount
winch will make the anniversary Of the
frInceS wedding always welcome to
many.
, 1885-11-18

so thorough a change, which it must be
remembered would involve q considerable
outlay for extra officials. who would be
required to control the system. 1t is there
fore probable that the proposed new rum
ordinance will be tried nearly, if not exactly,
in it's present form. Experience Of its
working may or may not favour a conver-
sion to the excise system at a future peri
oil. The drift of public opinion in the pre-
sent day is. however, undoubtedly in the
direction of restrictive measures; and we
doubt not that the day will come when our
correspondent or his successors will see his
views carried into practice even i'll conser-
vative Santa Cruz.
, 1885-11-18
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CROIN STATION.

New York, Nov. 14th.-A confagration
which broke out in Galveston yesterday,
destroyed fifty blocks Of buildings. The
damage is estimated at 900, 600 dollars.
No lives lost.
1t is announced that Servia has declared
war, and that Russia has stopped the sub
vention to Prince Alexander. She also
threatens to Withdraw her C0nSulS.
London adviceS state that the Govern
ment has ordered that Mr.. Stead, who WAS
recently sentenced to three months i'm
priSonment, is to be treated aS IA first class
miSdemeanant.
Speaking at a banquet given 10y the
Earl of Roseberry. Mr.. Gladstone deplored
that the Scottish Peers were chiefly Con
sentative.
Intelligence from India reports that Earl
Dutferin has ordered Major General Prem
dergaSt to capture Mandalay, the capital
of Burmal, Immediately.
, 1885-11-18

Private letters received here from q
New York mercantile firm, state that it is
the intention of the PrOprietOrs of the
Quebec Line of steamers running between
New York and the West Indies to include
st. CroiX among the islands at which
they call, the first steame to call here in
January neXr. This will be welcome news
to many, and we hope that nothing will
occur to alter the Company's decision.
The steamers Of the Company are said to
be well fitted up for passenger traffic and the
rates are moderate. Their calling here
will be a great convenience to our mer-
chants trading with the States, in ensuring
regularity and quick despatch OF the mails,
and i'll attording opportunities at regular
intervals tor getting ont the less bulky and
more valuable kinds Of goolS, and will be
u great comfort to all wa by choice or
necessity travel occa5ionll lily between ST.
CrOix aud the States. 1t will also afford
capital opportunities for crossing the chan
mel between this and st. Thomas in comfort,
which cannot he counted on now, as witness
the last journey Of the VigiIant. Finally
we mUy hope that direct Communication
with the States may induce Americals to
use st. CrOiX us 4 winter residence, an al
vantage which The island has almost entire
lY lost Of late years by the easier access
afforded to other equally suitable places.
The wind veered round on Saturday from
S. Il. to West, and in the afternoon from
2 to 5 o'clock, an unusual fall Of rain took
place, accompanied with thunder and light
ming. The mountmeasured 1T the Fort here
was 20! lines, and we believe the fall was a
least as much in other parts of the island.
The w~atercourSeS were dangerously tu!l,
and at Concordia gut an accident occurred
which very nearly proved fatal. vt about
3 o'clock a woman attempted to drive over
in a cart, and such was the force of the
current that but for the timely assistance
of three or four men she would have been
drowned. The first man who attempted to
rescue her was carried off his feet and
swept down by the current but WAS tOrtu.
nately caught by a tree, into which he
climbed, remaining there for three hours
until the force of the stream had abated.
Another man who attempted to cross was
carried down for about 80 yards, and only
with great difficulty was seized and drag
ged out. 1t is stated that the woman is i'll
from the effects of being knocked about
among the trees.
, 1885-11-18

SRA EFT bekjendtgj0res herved, at
S Udkast til Repartitionen i
Planter RICHARD GOOLD KNIGHTS Fallitbo
vii blive tremlagt i en- Session, som
afholdes FREDAGEN den lite
December f0rstkOmmende III. l slet
Eftermiddag, hvorefter Boet for
ventes sluttet.
Frederiksteds Skifleret, St. Croix den
lode November 1855.
Il. PETERSEN.
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broker, shut have seen worse. We
were camped one summer in Kansas
making survey for new town. The
'hoppers struck us at night, and in the
morning we thought the end of the
world had come. They were piled, sir,
~ feet deep over our encampment, and
we were nine hOnrs tunnelfng out OF
them, If we did not happen to have a
few giant powder cartridges to blast out
air holes we should have been sutfoca
ted before we could have struck shovel
into the mass"
&'Didn't you hive any OF m?"inquired
u wal ehouseman who had seen q good
deal of western life.
"What do you mesn9" asked the bro
ker.
"Just this: was caught in the same
fix you have told about, once, in Kan
sas. l was in charge OF mule team,
hauling supplies to railroad
camp. Among other things we
had several thousand yards OF canvas
for tents for the men. AS soon as the
grasshoppers struck us nut my men
to work, and in a short time we had a
canvas sack made, balloon fashion, only
bigger than any balloon YOU ever "a, y.
Well, sir, we filed it chock full of hon
pers-live hoppers-and hitched it on TO
the wagon, and'when the swarm started
to go our Gagged hoppers went with
them"
Aud took Off your balloon?"
mo, stree; they hauled our wagon for
over IS miles, when they broke down,
ana we bagged q new lot. 1t beat mule
power all hollow. Then it has occurred
70 me" But his audience has gone,
anu Vhe westerns man, growling, 81
suppose these dsrned fools think Pm
green," walked oil to find a more cred
Californian.
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Mlhlnthlnn NInttnr.

hDLoTHIAN, May 3l-lspecial. The
'rcises at the Polytechnic academy
pSth and 18th, passed of with very
itfsctory results. Gen. Lewis was
'sent and delivered onS'6f his char
cfistic addresses, which, for beauty
thought and adaptation, is rarely
nlled, He chose for his theme, "The
nt Illness Of Successful LabOrs,n ard
npared the successful student 10 the
w In his eyrie. He who would make
NC sublime must labor solitary and
nt; Tho general ig = speaker who en-
Z ne reputation Cfonohaining his au-
~ and that reputation was sus-
NV ON this occa sion.
N midlothian special In Fridays
.eAbn should have said the houses
q J nom the blocks were only shells
y Nert never finished, and the only
Z OF they have stood 10 long. Com.
III WIN OTTER places che storm dam
lere was, exceedingly small, farm
ep0rt '.he weather's manmuyers
q esoSy night beneficial 10 wheat
<taVsi II ace " now stands erect.
H. unsvquenco Of the dangerous con
'~ ol she Santa Fe track near the
Az y bridge, no mail reached here
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Zee the invasion of northern Cali
y by the grasshoppors there has
marked revival In the literature
E'Mning 10 this interesting in-
Iemember In IL said n member OF
tan exchange yesterday, al was
x across the plains, Well, sir, 1
.'aVed IN a car reading a newspaper
Y noon when suddenly It grew
uarki and | thought sure TERRI
pIm was on us. II was n crowd Of
oppersi 80 thick that wnen they
on the car track they stopped the
mere was good feed whore we
ust then, and IL brought the hop.
halt We were blocked for %
until a snow pillow was tvle.
w ior, and when Il cut the way
y ieit bank OF grasshOppors on
Tue ,ie higher than the smoke-stack
locomotive.n
~ was pretty bad" said another
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Cigarette smokers prefer Opera PutIs
because they do not stick to thelips.
Cure for Piles,

Cure FOR Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by 5
sense of weight in the back, Joins Rns
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some aztec
ton OF the kidneys or neighboring or
gaus. AT times, symptoms Of indiges,
ton are present, hatulency, uneasl.
ness OF the stomach, etc. 4 moisture,
ike perspiration, producing very dis.
ageeable itching, after getting warm,
IL common attendant. Blind,
R'eeding and Itching Piles yield AT once
70 the application Of DR.. Boe anko's Pills
RomedY, which acts directly npon The
parts affected, absorbing the Tumors,
allaving the intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price, 90 cents.
Address, the DR.. BOsanko Medicine Co.
Piquai Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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THU CHOLERA INVESTIGATION.
LONDON, May 3l.--Sixty cases of chol-
erh have occurred in the province of
Valencia, Spain, aud there are several
passes Of the disease in the city of Va
pencia. A commission, consisting of
|oor doctors, has been appointed to in.
Eos tigate the system of incubation With
ehClera microbes, US discovered by Dr..
Ferran and practiced by him, 10 OK
Phi ine persons who have been inOCu-
|ated and TO report whether or not the
Pystem entails any danger. The COM
mssioners will accompany DIR. Ferran
Enough the province Of Valencia, where
Barge number ofpersons have been in
INFLATED.
= BRUNSWICK CASTLE roBE REHABILi-
TArED.
Emperor William has ordered the
herman government TO purchase the
kDcienJ castle of DankwaderOde. near
brnnswick, which was the original scat
PIT he Guelph family, The castle will
ptrestUred, and converted into "A muse
bn il~ tho display OF historical relies.
tnf Brunswick chamber Of deputl
PEI voted the sum Of $1,000 marks, ~ be
kpplied as part Of the purchase money.
NlrED STATES MINISTER PHELPS n
hut wife have been entertained In Lon
1W by Mrs. Bloomfield Moore aud Mrs.
Hughes Hallett. Many distinguished
Porsons were present at each reception,
no uding William Waldorf Astor,
bert Browning and Leighton Sulli.
yan. Al one of tho receptions, Miss
Eee, of Philadelphia, recited one of
'ewning's poems Mrs. Phelps was
Faf My welcomed.
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Tod ay and Monday.

WIZ be days remembered by those who
VIII take advantage of the low prices. al
whlch we will offer some large lots OF
lace curtains consisting mainly of rui.
pures and Nottinghsms, Thsyjare new
sooos' You may consequently EXPECT
te see patterns which you never saw
peforei we consider them the hand
soonest ever exhibited,
me prices range sufficiently low TO
attract large crowd Of purchasers.
>, Nottingham curtains at $I.25. 81. so.
$I.t6, $500 and $3.50 per pair.
uuip1re curtains: $3.50, $S,0o,$S.5O S4.OO
and $500 to 500 per pair.
We expect To run ont anumbar ofl lots
out viii place the balance back 10 the
original price after Monday evening,
'une l. SANGER Bros.
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Young MenY-.Raah Thia.

The Noltaic Belt company Of March
Ghall, Mich, offers To send their cell,
brated electro-Voltaio Belt and othe
Electric appliances on trial for thirt,
days to men young or old) afflicted.
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
end manhood and all kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral.
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk Is i'm
Cured, as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once for illustrated pam
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Relief from Sick Headache, Drowsi-
ness, Nausea, Dizziness, Pain in the
side, ETC., guaranteed to those using
Carriers Little Liver Pills. These com.
plants are nearly always caused by
torpid liver and constipated bowels.
Restore these organs to their proper
functions and the trouble ceases. Car
ters Little Liver Pills will do this every
tune One Pill is dose. Forty in a
vial. Price % cents.
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When you visit or leave New York City
save Baggage Expressage and 81 Carriage
Hire and stop nj the GRAND UNION no.
elegant rooms, lifted up at a cost OF one
million dollars, 81 and upwards per day.
European plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
AID elevated railroad 10 all depots. Fanii-
Grand Union Hotel that ~ any other art.
class hotel IN the clty, ~ 4nss -.
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Picknick and lunch baskets at Erh's.
Another Lite Saved.

&c. Gray, OF Dadevile, Alabama.
writes us: 81 have been using your DIR.
WIN: HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
~ NGs, and | can say, of truth, 1t is
t iS superior to any other lung prepare
tion i'll The world. NV mother was
confined to her bed four weeks with 81
cough. and had every attention by a
good physician. but he failed TO effect a
cure; and when j got one bottle of your
DR, WIN. HALLS RALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS, she began to mend right
away. osn say in truth that 1T WAS
the MEANS OF SAVING HER LIFE. |
know OF live cases that DIR, WIN
HALLS BALSAM has cured, and nv
mother is better than she has been for
twenty years"
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GKETEsT ON EART,i

CuTiCuRA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth, Had the worst cnse
SAT- kheum In this country My mother
nad u twenty years, and In fact died from IL.
i oeheya CUtICuR+ would have saved her
ne MY arms, breast and head were covered
cured until / used the CUuCURA RssoI,.
VENT internally, and CUrICURA and Curl.
cUHA SOAP, externally.
j. ", ADAMS, Newark. q.
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The Galveston News ia Coming

II seems to be a fixed fact that the
Galveston News is coming to Dallas
and launch its little deep-water
schooner. Wa welcome the News ana
say to it now will be d good time, as the
Trinity river is on a boom and, il The
News can keep it thus, Dallas will have
water navigation the year round; also
II inc News can get up AS good paper az
Webster can photograph its success is
assured
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NV H@ WEg TO CURE
g.Ai!&g y v SKIN HUM0RS. L

Is az this season when the pores are
clogged and the Blood and Perspira,i Ion
re laden with impurities that nishgurino
a, ~ unors, Illuminating EruptiOns, Itching
,TrortureS, salt Rheum or Eczema, Psorlasls,
IeIter, Mngworm, Baby Humprs, Scrofula'
nvIuI1ious sores, ADcesses aud dlschargine
Wuunusi ana every species OF Itching, Scaly
anu Plmply Diseases " the skin aud scglp
are most speedily aud economically curea
Nv lhe CuTICuKA RENIEnIne - ~
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II Is FACT.

hundreds ofletters In our possession icon.
les of which may be had by return ma,iS 9po
our authority for the assertion that Skin
sea- p, ana Blood Humors, whether Scrofu1
lous, Inherited or Contagious, may NOW be-
prominently cured by CUTiCURA REsoI,-
ana CuTlCURA and CUTICURA SOAR. tTe
ere Skln Gu es and Beautlders, externally.
IN one hali the time and expense OF any
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the Rsy. George n, Thayer, Of Bour.
o. Indiana, says; "Both myself anu
Nlis owe our lives 10 Shilohia Consume
foo Cnra" Sold by y. Williams N a.
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me half has not been told as TO the great
curative powers Of the CUTICURA RENE.
DIES DIES, l nave paid hundreds Of dollars for
medicines " cure diseases OF the blood and
SKIN, and never found anything vet 10 eGuai
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. f'
CHAs. A. WILLIAMS, Providence, r.. l.