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THE MOST EFFICIENT, POPULA AR AND ELEGANT MEDICINAL
PREPARATIONS OF THIS CENTURY.
POSITIVE CURE FOR EVERY FORM b
pIMpLEs sCRoFULA.
COMMENDED
THROUGHOUT
nIsFIGURED HUMORs. Humiiating Erupt,ons,

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Psoriasis, BARRIERS Itch, Sore Eyes Scald Head Dan
druf Infantile Birth Humors and every species
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BAD BLOOD. Scrofulous, Inherited and CONTAGIOUS
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CUTICURA RESOLvENT, the New Blood Puri-
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Precipitation of all impurities and Poisonous Ele-
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CUTICURA, the GREAT SKIN CURE q Medicinal
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Inflammation; clears the Skin and Scalp Of Humors,
Sores and Dandrutf; destroys Dead Skin and Flesh:
heals Ulcers, Sores and DischS-ging Wounds: re-
stores the Hair and beauties the skin.
CUTICURA SOAP exquisite Skin Beautiher
and Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTICURA in
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Skin Blemishes, Prickly Heat, Rashes Sunburn, and
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CUTICURA REMEDIES are absolutely pure and
the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautihers
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DEATH OF A HERO.
Brave Deeds in the Civil War that Made
Sergeant Plunkett Famous.

A telegram from Boston, March 10th, says:
The death of Sergeant Thomas Plunkett. the
armless hero of the Twenty-first Ma ssachusetts
volunteers, which occurred at his home in Wor-
cester this morning, removes one of the most
| noted survivors of the civil war. In all of the
many important battles in which his regiment,
the Twenty-iirst Massachusetts, was engaged,
Sergeant Plunkett distinguished himself by his
gallantry. He was the hero of many incidents
of individual intrepidity. After the battle OF
Chantilly, Plunkett discovered that a fav"rite
cOmrade was missing, and Plunkett started,
unarmed, for the point where the.regiment had
first encountered the enemy, to search for his
friend. He crept about cautiously for some
time, when all at once he found himself facing
an armed rebel "Iou are my prisoner
claimed the confederate. Plunkett hesitated n
moment, not feeling sure as to the best course
to pursue. He had no idea of guaranteeing, yet
knew that it would be almost certain death if
he attempted TO run. He finally said:
II think not and at the same time sprang
upon his enemy. Selling him by the throat, he
soon OverpOwered and disarmed him; then,
presenting an imaginary pistol, he compelled
the fellow to accompany him to our lines, where
Plunkett delivered him up to Gen: Reno.
But it was at the battle of Fredericksburg that
Sergeant Plunkett performed the browning act
of heroism that gave him his fame, and left him
the tarmleSS hero OF Massachusetts, After re-
peated attempts had been made by the troops
OF the second corps to carry the enemys works
on Marye's heights, during which regiment
after regiment melted away before the fire of
the strongly intrenched enemy, the twenty
first Massachusetts with the other regiments of
charge men fell away at every step, and by and
by the eolors went down, and with them Ser
geant Collins, of company \. Plunkett sprang
forward and seized them. He then held them
alott, and cried out to his comrades to follow
him.
On pressed the Twenty-first, every man catch
ing new inspiration from the conduct OF the
brave sergeant The enemy redoubled their eff
forts, and shot and shell did frightful work
among the little band of heroes. After a WHILE
when the regiment had gained point nearer
the enemy's works than had been reached be-
fore, and while Sergeant Plunket was waving
the flag almost in the face of the foe and cheer
ing on his comrades, rebel shell burst beneath
his feet, and the flag went down again; with it
fell Plunket.
When they tried to raise the flag again they
found it lying beneath the poor fellows body
and wet with his blood. Both of his arms had
been carried away by the explosion, and he
had received ether injuries. Soon after Ser
geant Plunketts heroic act became known to
the state authorities. Adjt. Gen. SchOuler SIG
gested to Gov. Andrew that the sergeant be
commissioned. The governor replied
NO; ii Is better that he be known in history
as Sergeant Plunkett,"
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CLEANSE

The sale of all your Cuticura preparations is in
creasng must say the sale of the Cuticura Soap is
astonishing; order it daily in my practice and have
been rewarded with its excellent results
DIR. FRANCIS A. SAUER,
Baltimore, Md.
We sell more Cuticura Remedies than of any others
that we keep in stock Of similar nature.
JOHN so HI, Druggist
Baltimore, Nd.
There is quite large demand for the cuticura Soap
GEORGE A. FRAMES e. SON.
Baltimore Md.
Cuticura Remedies give satisfaction to all we have
I. & c. ROEHLE. Druggists
Baltimore, Md.
Your Cuticura is good thing and sells we'll
DIR. SUTLIFF,
Sharptown, Nd
I have kept Cuticura Remedies, on sale ever since
their appearance on the market and know Of none
better know of two three cases where the Cuti-
skin eruption, one of them lady who had been
afflicted from early childhood.
A. II. HUBER. Druggist
Westminster Md.
We have good steady for your Cuticura Rene
dies.
JUDSON CUNNINGHAM
Richmond, w. Va
We sell more of your Cutcura and Cuticnra Soap
than any others we ever handled, and know of some
great cures BY the use of your Cuticura Remedies
c. S. GREEN Druggist.
Berkeley Springs, w. Va
Every one speaks we'll of Cuticura Medicines.
CHAS. w. GRAHAM, Druggist,
Wheeling, w. Va,
Cuticura sells well here.
s. i. BRICE, Druggist,
Wheeling W. Va.
Your Cutcura Medicines seem to give entire salts
faction to all who Use them sell quantities of Your
Cutcura Soap.
E W. OWENS,
Portsmouth, Va.
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NOW IS

NJ" ~
The sale Of your Cutcura Soap exceeds that Of any
other medicinal soap SELL
CA. JOHNS, Druggist
Lexington, KY
handle all three Cutcura Remedies with perfect
success, and they give entire satisfaction.
S. D. COY. Drugs ist
New Haven, KY.
have an extensive and increasing trade in Cuticura
Remedies. always feel safe in recommend ng them
J. I. HIGGINS, Druggist
OWensboro, Ky.
sell a great deal of the Cuticura and every ono
who uses 1t recommends IL to some one else sell
more Of the Cuticura Soap than of any other SOAP
GEO. II. HOLEMAN
Russelvills, KY.
I sell great deal Of Cuticura
J. w. HOWARD Druggist
Speedwsll, KY.
My sales Of Cuticura Soap medicinal purposes il
greater than that Of any other
T. WOoTEN, Druggist,
Smiths Grove, KY.
Cuticura stands at the head of its Glass; especially is
this the case with the Cuticura Soap Have had an
unusually good sale this summer owing TO the preva
lence Of aggravated form of Itch through sone
localities In the country in which the Cutcura proved
Satisfactorily. W. L. dAhDiGG, Druggist
Uniontown, Ky.
The sales Of Cuticura far exceed the sales of anv
other remedy for skin and blood diseases
JULIUS WEATHERBEE Druesist
Nashville, Tenn.
Cuticura Remedies are selling well with u.s. and Civ
Ing satisfaction.
DEMov1LLE & CO., Druggists
Nashville, Tenn.
The CutfcurR RamAdioa sell hottie
remedies for skin diseases combined
&. F. KNOTT, Druggist
Shelbyvile, Tenn.
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have been handling your Cuticura Remedies ever
since their first introduction the trade and have
been most successful with Cutcura take pleasure
In recommending it.
T. B. WILLIAMS Druggist
Richmond, Va.
We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies for
the past three or four years and have never heard
aught but good words in their favor Your Cuticura
Soap is decidedly the selling medicinal soap we
handle and highly priced here for soothing and
softenlng effect upon the skin.
J. CLIFTON WHEAT, JR,
Druggist, Winchester, Va
Your Cuticura Medicines give satisfaction
GEO. F. MILLER,
Winchester Va.
Cutcura Remedies sell well and give satisfac-
ton.
p. KNoEDLER, Druggist,
Augusta KY.
I prescribed your Cuticura Remedies efecting
thorough cure, in chronic case OF Scrofula upon
child OF one of my patrons after the had baed
the skill of two eminent physicians during a period
ofeleven months. made a complete cure In four
months.
A c. PATTERSON, Druggist,
BrOoksville KY.
keep stock Of your Cutcura Remedies on hand
and ind for them rapidly increasing demand.
JOHN ID. ROBERTS,
Columbus, KY.
Your Cuticura Medicines selling we'll in this 10
cality.
CHARLES J. ERTEL, Druggist,
CovingtOn, KY
Should Judge your Cuticura Remedies gave satisfac-
ton from the continuous sale thereof sell more of
the Gu tcura Soap than any other medicinal soap.
NJ HEERMANCE, Druggist,
Coyington, KY.
Your Cuticura Remedies sell well, especially the
Cuticura and Cuticura Soap. I sell more Cutcura
than any other three kinds of skin medicines carry
and tho Soap sells to very best class of customers
My lady customers will buy no other
H E. SAMUEL. Druggist
Danvile, KY.
am selling more Of the Cuticura Remedies for dis
eases Of the skin and blood than any other The Cut
cura Soap, as its frstcass quality deserves leads all
of my soaps in demand, both toilet soap and as
beautitier and protector to the skin
DR. W. II. HALL.
Frankfort, KY.
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ElOped With a Plumber.

HOW BROOKLYN MAN LOST HIS WIFE
ROMANCE AND FROZEN WATER PIPES
Thomas McCrossan, plumber, of BROOKLYN
has run away with the pretty wife of William
u. Phillips, prosperous steel engraver of that
city. The fascinating plumber first entered the
Phillips home three winters ago, where he was
summoned one cold day to repair a bursted
water pipe. Mrs. Phillips was taken with his
winning ways, and frequently thereafter she
sent for him to do various plumbing work about
the house. Her husband paid the big bills and
the young plumber highly enjoyed the ac-
quaintance of his new customer. Phillips was
blind to all but the plumbers bills; and, finally.
When Ihere was no more jobs of work to do
about the house, the couple had their candes-
une meetings at the house of the washerwonan
TO the Phillips family. This washerwoman was
their mutual friend. When Mr. Phillips re-
turned home the other day to dinner he missed
his wife. His two little daughters said that
mamma had been out all the afternoon" On
the bureau in his wifes room Mr.. Phillips found
note from Mrs. Phillips, which briefly stated
,naG she had gone away to live with Thomas
McCroSSan. A few years ago Mrs. Phillips in
herlted small fortune from her grandfather
which she deposited in bank in her own name
She has been spending this money freely the
past year, and 1t Is reported that she has spent
S6,oo0 OF 1t the last six months. Mr.. Phillips is
deeply grieved over his wife's conduct and has
written her letter to come back to him and he
Will forgive her. She prefers the plumbers
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WOmen's Rights in Massachusetts.

Letter TO Pittsburg PA Commercial
Olympia Brown was the first settled woman
pastor in the state of Massachusetts. Her parish
was at Weymouth Landing. In 1864 she peti-
toned the Massachusetts legislature "that mar
riages performed by a woman should be made
legal" The committee the Judiciary to
whom the matter was referred, reported that no
ieglsiauon was necessary, as marriages sol
nlZed by women were already legaIh The
Judiciary committee of this year made their
decision on the same ground, namely, that no
legislation was necessary, women pastors
already having the legal right to solemnize
marriages AS there was no more to be said Of
course they had "leave to withdraw" I have
looked this matter up with great care and was
glad to find that the legislature of nv state was
willing TO allow that "he' meant "she'' under
the law, in one instance, at least, even SO far
back as 1864. Since that time it has passed Din
1874 a law declaring that mo person shall be
deemed ineligible to serve upon "a school com
mittee on account of SEX and in 1912 a law
declaring that "the provisions OF the law
relating 10 the qualification and admission to
practice as attorneys-at-aw shall apply To
women" Thus you see that in Massachusetts
women have the same rights as men i'm three
instances. First, as ministers to solemnize
marriage; second, the same right to serve "a
school committees; and third, the same right tn
become attorneys-at-law. There is no donbt
but that this good work will go on and that the
women of Massachusetts in time will have their
rights extended" until they include ali those
now enjoyed by men.
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The Difference In Girls

First Vassar girl (blushing deeply)-Really.
Clara, am afraid shall have to remove these
plants from my room. In my botanical re-
searches have discovered that they are all of
second vassar girl with interest)--No. n n
Possiple! Give them 70 ms.--IaQlesidS
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Places the Craft should Avo,a

Frou the ROCHESTER, POst-EXpreES.
Burglar made an Unfortunate Mistake and
Broke into the House of a Lawyer. Finding
himself In Predicament, he immediately Re-
talned the Lawer to Defend him on the Trial
these preliminaries arranged, the Lawyer sent
The Trial came OF, but all the efforts of the
the Lawer could not save the Burglar from Con
viction. Moreover the Burglar had to paw the
Lawyer 81 4 900 for his services. 0
The Moral of this is easily SEEN II don Z do
for Burglars TO break into LAWYERS, houses
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THE BLOOD.

THE BLOOD.
We keep a stock of all your Cuticura Remedies and
ind our people much pleased with them.
HUNT & TANNER, Druggists
Springfield, Tenn.
We have been selling your Cuticura Remedies for
long time, and so far know they give genuine
satisfaction The cuticura soap sells better than any
other soap we keep.
CALLUM BROS. & CO., Druggists
Greensboro, N. c.
Cuticura Soap sells we'll and now in the lead as
good soap for skin diseases
s. A. REEVES Druggist
Orangeburg, S. c.
Your Cuticura Soap sells better than all others
bined. DOWIE & -MOIS +. Druggists
Charleston, s. c.
am selling all Of your Cuticura preparations and
must say they give perfect satisfaction.
n. WOODBRIDGE.
Cedar Keys Fla.
can sell the Cuticura Remedies with clear con.
science. knowing their virtue.
THOMAS NJ McRAE: Druggist
Sanford Fla.
Your Cuticura Remedies have given satisfaction
Those having used them express themselves satisfied
with the results
]. o. PATTON Druggist,
Montgomery, Ala.
I sell great deal of your Cuticura Soap.
JOHN d. ERNEST, Druggist
Evergreen La.
I sell more of your Cutcura Remedies than any
three others for similar purposes. and of your
Cuticura Soap than any other medicinal toilet soap
at same price.
ERICH.BRAND, Druggist,
New Orleans La.
The Cuticura Soap sells better than any medi
cinai or toilet soap.
in OTTO, Druggist
New Orleans, La.
Sales of Cuticura Remedies have been very fair In
my section 1t seems to have got for the treat
ment of Piles.
JOSEPH SCHAFER, Druggist
New Orleans, La
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THE SKIN.

THE SKIN.
Your Cuticura preparations are selling very we'll
Sale increasing continually
s. HIRIART Druggist,
Plaquemine La.
I am selling good deal of the Cuticurs Soap and
Resolvent; all give satisfaction.
F. w. BUSH, Druggist
Benton Ark.
We have handled your Cuticura Remedies for only
year but are well pleased with Them they good
sellers and give general satisfaction.
WI. HAINFS, Druggist,
Bentonville Ark
Your Cuticura Soap can't be beat. We have been
handling your Cuticura Remedies for several wears
and would not be without them under any considers
ton.
DR. c. p JUDsoN BRO,
Alvarado, Tex.
In every instance In which we have recommended
the Cuticura Remedies they have given satisfaction
&c. HEATON & BROS, Druggists,
Cuero, Tex.
Have sold your Cutcurs Remedies for the last four
years. and they have always given good
R NJ. BRANDICE, Druggist,
Hearne Tex.
We have q nice trade in your Cuticura Remedies.
JNO. B. HOLT, Druggist,
Lockhart, Texas.
have sold your Cuticura Medicines some twelve
months and they give entire satisfaction.
T. r. DUNN, Druggist,
Nechesville, Tex
Your Cutcura Remedies are giving satisfaction
with u.s.
BASsETT 4 BRO, Druggists,
Terrell Tex.
Your Cutcura Remedies areeelling well here
NJ. H DERsHAM Druggist,
Chetopa, Kan.
Have sold your Cuticurs Remedies for many years
with good resulta
GEO. SLOSSON, Druggist,
Cofeyvtlle, Kan.
We are handling Cuticurs Soap, and 1t has alDays
given entire satisfaction.
CARPENTER & THOMAS, Dr. agsists,
Cuba, Kan.
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THE TIME.

THE TIME.
cuticura Remedies give satisfaction. The Cuticura
Soap leads as . toilet and medicinal soap.
GEO. sEITZ. Druggist
Ellsworth, Kan.
As druggist have for fifteen years sold your Gu.
tcura Remedies and truthfly say that they give
perfect satisfaction, and Of the most stubborn
cases OF 6crofua ever have been cured by them
TAYLOR TAYLOR,
Frankfort, Kan.
Sales Of your Cuticura Soap are greater than any
other. W. g FERRY & CO.,
Harper, Kan.
have never heard a complaint Of the failure Of
your Cuticura Remedies to secure benefit The Cuti.
cura Soap outsells any other medicinal soap.
l. D. RAYNoLDs. Druggist
Mankate Kan.
cess Cuticura Soap takes the lead Of all other med
Gated soaps
z l. MILLER, Druggist
Marysville Kan.
We have your Cuticura Remedies on our shelves
and have had good sales thus far aud the medicine
far ~ heard nom has given good satisfaction.
A. McCAUsLAND q CO., Druggists
NeOde6ha, Kan.
havs big sale on your Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
Nv. HURST, Druggist,
Newton, Kan.
Ihsve sold the Cuticura Remedies At years with.
out any advertising.
III DICKEY, Druggist
Newton, Kan.
We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for the last
I'VE years, and medicines on shelves give bet
ter sasisfacton. They have q steady sale the year
around.
MCCORMICK 4 DOYNTON,
Druggists. Nickerson, Kan.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Are for sale by all druggistA Price Of CuTIcURA,
small boxes so cents large boxes. containing two and
onshaN times ahe quantity ct ANAL, q. REsoLv-
EHT, u per bottle. CUT1cURA MEDICINAL TOILET
Soar. 70 cents CUTIcURA MEDICINAL SHAVING
Soar. 16 cents per cake.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY
DoeTON, NAaA
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Sales of Cuticura Remedies have been very fair In
my section 1t seems to have got for the treat
ment of Piles.
JOSEPH SCHAFER, Druggist,
New Orleans, La
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We have sold your Cuticura Remedies for the Last
dve years, and medicines on shelves give bet
ter satisfacfon. They have q steady sale the year
around.
MCCORMICK 4 DOYNToN,
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The Cuticura Remedies sell better than ali otber
remedies for skin diseases combined
s. F. KNOTT, Druggist,
Shelbyvi1le, Tenn