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By the use of Halls Hair Remover, the
 hair may be retained 10 old agc, in all its youthful vigor and beauty. Mrs. Ann 1f. Thompson, somerviIle, Mass, writes: II have used Halls Vegetable slcilIan Hair Remover for the past thirty years, and my hair Is as vigorous and glossy us when was twenty. l am now 85 years of age" Mrs. A. E. Robbins, Warsaw, IT,, writes: "My hair began 10 grow thin and gray when I was thirty years of age. By using Halls Hair Remover, was soon In possession of heavy growth of hair. The color was restored, and by the occa- sional use of the Remover, in the lnst twenty years, have been able 10 keep my hair in it's present healthy condition. It is the most satisfactory dressing I have ever used.,
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SToP AND THINK how much money you have thrown away buying worthless medicines, by unprincipled parties, who care not what harm they may do to your sy stem. You can depend on every bottle of Sulphur Bitters as being a reliable medicine. It searches out and cleanses from the blood all impure matter, and makes you feel like new person. Boston Daily Globe.
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IN. Y. Tribune It is quite likely that the new contract of the New England railroad with the Erie road, if it brings such an increase of business as expected, will hasten the completion of the double tracking of the road between Willimantic and the Hudson River. At present there is only single track between Willimantic and Vernon, east of Hartford, and from Plainville west It is likely that the lays
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ing of a second track from Plainville to the Hudson river will be first undertaken. but 8 party of young engineers from the Massa- uhusetts Institution of Technology will spend the summer vacation in surveying for the best location for new track from Manchester to Willimantic. It is esti-' mated that five miles of distance and about 100 feet of grade can be saved by 5 new track around Bolton Heights.
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''Yes,'' said Mrs. Richladie, "my daugh- ter graduates next week. ........-.-
 ''I understand she is at the head of her class ?" ~ 'S
 "No," she said, with some sadness, "she will not be the valetudinarian, but she will take the salutary, and that's nearly as Aiga EfESg, nnbeSHo.. nbeSHo..nent exercises are to be
 "Oh, yes. Rev. Dr. Grace will preach the bacchanalian sermon, Rev. MT. Morti- mer will deliver the dilemmas, and there will be other detractions too numerous to mention. "- Washington Critic.
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JAMES PYLE's PEARLNE.-This preparation, advertised sewhere, is really an excellent ar- ticle for saving labor in washing. It takes the place of soap, sal-soda and other chemical preparations
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Without beautiful hair no woman is beauti- full. Is yours falling of or faded? The loss is vital. Parker's Hair Balsam will preserve your hair and give back it's gloss and youth full color Clean, elegant, perfect. Prevents dondrn1H
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The graduating exercises of the Rock vile high school were held at the Meth odist church last Friday evening. These SIX girls graduated, each reading an essay : Alice M. Brown, Lila Tracy, Juliette Syn yer, Gertrude Hawkins, Alline Marcy. Clara A. Hyde. Miss Hyde was valedic-- fnrian
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Edwin Davis, who has been in the custom3 house at Brunswick, Ga, has re- signed his office and returned to his home in West Stafford
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FREE To OUR READERs.-Any reader sending their name on posal card to the Flower Medicine Co.,, Boston, Mass, will receive free, copy of their handsome Formula Book, giving great number of cles, together with full and comprehensive treatment of common diseases with simple household remedies
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A CARD:-To all who are suffering from the error. and udiscretions of youth nervous weakness, early decay, loss of manhood &o., will send recipe that will cure you free of charge. This great remedy discovered by missionary in South America. Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. In man, Station D, New York City.
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? - The graduating class at Storrs' school this year numbered IA. The two preceding classes have numbered six each. The enemies of the school have comment ed on the Gaeagerness of it's number of graduates, yet every pupil swho goes forth from this institution freighted with lideas of intelligent soil culture, and having knowledge gained as it were by the sweat of his brow, with blow handle, hoe, spade, or scythe in hand, is to be missionary among his fellow toilers, who have not availed of like advantages. The influence da Gf sf0ff' IT is SGaRD5 S Ta thV bf Tde sPsss
 quired knowledge, but how especially true is it of a knowledge every day put into practical work under the eye of fellows engaged in the same pursuits.
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soMRRs.

Marcus Kibbe lost fine blooded colt one day last week.
 Edward Capron, who was so seriously bitten by his horse recently, has so far im- proved as to be able to be able to be out again, and has returned to his home at Sufaeld.
 70. W Sexton, who has been quite fee- ble for several weeks past, is gaining in health, and it is thought may entirely re- cover. Mrs. Sexton is still a great sufferer.
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Hon. A. P. Hyde of Hartford sailed for Europe on Tuesday. He will be gone about three months. This is his third annual trip abroad and his fifth to Europe.
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-J. B. Olcott, the agricultural editor of the Hartford Courant, who is also a trustee of the Storrs' Farm School, brought for exhibition at the schools anniversary exercises his celebrated collection of grass es, showing that between 30 and 40 varie- ties are grown in Connecticut. Some of these are very nearly alike in appearance, though widely different as to quality. The famous Kentucky blue grass is among them, though. perhaps needing the lime stone soil of the state which names it to perfect it. Some of them, as regarded by farmers, are more of the nature of noxious weeds, but belong to the family all the same-disreputable members.
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LOCAL TOpICs-PENN,D AND sclssoRED.

The Rochester (N. Y. Sunday Herald gives nearly page to illustrations and descriptions of the elegant new cottage hotel on the lake shore near that city, in- cluding portrait of Mir. Bartholomay, the owner, and of the manager, Edward F. Olmsted, s..the we'll known ex-school com- missioner, whose grandfather, father and brothers were engaged n the hotel busi- ness, was recommended and engaged last year. So well did he satisfy MT. Barthol- omay then as manager, that he has been placed in charge again this season as les see. Before he assumed charge of the cottage MT. Olmsted had gained experience as manager at the. Stafford, Connecticut, Mineral Springs ;. sSavan Rock, at New Haven and Lyndon Point house. He is 8 brother of w. s. Olmsted who had charge of the Thousand Island house for two seasons, and is a partner in the pres ent management of the Brackett house. Innately gentleman, by training a close observer of human nature, and by educa- tion shrewd business man, he has abun- dantly proven the wisdom of the selection. ?
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Not a Secret Remedy. Anrho Roots. Bariss md Herbs enterinG LEWIS RED JACKET BITTERS' are plainly printed on the label of every bottle. W. cIaiIl no patent whatever upon this celebrated
 medicine; only upon our trade mark
 F,EWIS' RED JACKET BITTERS contain mineral or poison9oHs substanees snf% eTTJS F fsr Fever n nd gfc nd Mnlar ria. and a sovereign remetty for Liver and Kidney trouppies' nysDepsia, Indigestion, Loss 0t ApQeute' Sick Hendnche, Costiyeress, KheSmntIsi sin, n, Nsrv0usuess. Insomnia ana 1InQ0Gency HI either sex, which diseases nyariahy yled e s9 fe f yt.etahe remedies in these hlttefs speeuy EeAe4 IS universal when used according to directions
 FEMALE DIFFICULTIES .,,. fin youros rd married single, yield readily 10 tnls
 invaluable Family Medicine. Do not whit till yoMR on your DacK' tneH
 IT MA | BE TOO LATE.
 TRY JUST ONE BOTTLE LEWIS RED JACKET BlTTERS
 AND TAKE, NO O, oTHEK., Tla, ,ta[s,s+a LEWIS eG CO, Sole ProprietO1"S,
 NEW HAVEN, CONN, U. 5. A"
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MRS. M. E. SMITH is prepared to do all lNl lines of Dress-making work. making special ty of Cutting and Fitting. at her residence at the house of !. M Horniss, on Prospect-st. 10lest
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LUST RECEIvED-A large invoice of Hun y garian secd, also lot of Salt and FertiliEers.
 K c. DENNIS.
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NT ARTED-at once, Agents in every oity WV aud town, to sell Rubber Stamps. Llheair discount to Agents. Send for price list,
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ChiIdren's Day ut Dallas.

NNFENuA - "
DALLAS, June l4.-Nopdsy being chill
Iren's dsy, both churches in taiS pace
celebrated the day in a very appropriate
ysnner. The decoration IN the Presoy-
,arian ehurch was not extensive, out very
beantifuL. A large horse shoe wreath
mads Of eyerpreens aud lowers, was sas'
ended over the clock behind the paiFh'
md he pulpit and chandeliers were very
iAstefuily decorated with the choicest now.
srs The exercises consisted IN singing
and rscitations By the smsI scholsts. Inc
'oas,or Rev A. j. Alexsnd-r, delivered 3
ssrmon. directing his remarks espsciSIy 70
,ba cb;Idren- The Methodist church was
very handsomely decorated. A large
arch was erected in front OF the poiplt'
framed in eyeFz-eens aud flowers from
,he center of which swung : large bellmade
IS svsrgreeus, and on each side hung
Csrarv esuss With birds in them whichkep'
nm a constant singing, causing those pres
~ - faal "a if they were in Gods trs'
TEMPLES" THE Groves" Singing, speecne'
no the scholars and q serm m su'ted 70 ln'
occasion, By the pastor, Rev. Alemorg
made IN the order of exercises
M John 8. Eckers was stuug BY S be-
to-day on the upper lip ghiGh came YER
near resulting in his death. But hy rene
GIVEN him by the agency OF medicine g n
81 a~nnIicStion, etc which vas kept up to
three and one,hslf hours before conscious
ness was restored and ~ iiast account wa
resting easy. uo,hs
earth this morning.
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prisoners. On the other hand they call
their fellow prisoners John or Bill. The
next grade are the professional crooked
men. There ia g great rivalry between
them and the murderers "a to which really
form the creme de Is creme. And the conse,
quence is q coldness Exists, They spsak
Of each Others crimes in q sighting man
ner, and dspreciste one another's villainy.
The lower class are represented by the
sneak-thieves, the tEamp crooks and ma
teurs.I They are looked upon with contempt
by those who have progressed further IN
crime and no: associated with. On their
part they recognize their unworthiness,
and are meek and lovly, esteeming it a
great favor to do the boss criminals some
little service. There is an unwritten law
establishing these grades, and it Is never
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WOOL.
Wheeling.

Tuesday, June Is.
Quite a large amount of wool was pur;,
chased during the past week By our local
dealers, and the market bas undergone a
change Ter the better, although prices have
not advanced to any extent. The highest
price laid during the week has been -
cents, except iu some few cases where the
wool was Of finer quality. Farmers who
have large clips are generally holding back
for better prices, while those who have a
pmaller amount Of stock are unloading.
The quotations are smout the same as last
week. as follows: We quote: XX
and above, washed, 26@28c; unwashed,
one-third OF. medium .as oosuss washed,
2o@s8ci utiwsshed, ls@aOe.
PhiladeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-Wool-Steady
and firm; medium grades scarce and
higher, fine neglected and nominal; Ohio
PENNSYLVANIA aud West Virginia zoe
Ale: nsdiua sac; coarse 32@a3ci New
York, Michigan, and Western coarse SIG
32c; tub washed coarse 30ta3lc; me1. Ia
tuwsshed combing and delsine 2j@26c
Eastern Oregon lG@24c; Valley Oregon
2O924c; New Mexican and Colorado I'M
l4624c
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ScrOfuEa of Lungs
Relieved

lg>years old. and have suffered for the
gftssp wears with = lang trouble. Several
-.,.,o f the family On my mothers side OF the
- I'D died With consumption, and the doctors
-. m sgreed IN their opinion that l had con-
g-rntiop also. 1 had all the distressing symp-
Il that tsrrible disease, have Spsntthous-
~, Of dollars TO arreSt the march Of this disease;
Eags EMPLOYED all OF the usual methods, not
GA'S ~ own case, but in the treatment OF other
onLs =. oI nv family, but temporary relief was
mteL, : obtained. ] was UNIT Tor any manual
49, fo- several years By chance l came into
n".,a.Sion Of a pamphlet on BLOOD and skln DlS-
pose I'm he once OF swift specific 70. Atlanta,
49, fTispd recommended the use Of SEttts
"a riaIming that he himself bad been greatly
Sp.cstS3 hy It's use In some lung troubles, Ire
,,Iysi 70 try IT, About loIf yeAS ~ So0
a an tnvigorating tonici and have used
80 fIty bottles. Tue results are moot remALk-
~" NV cough has loft me, my strength has re-
sN,ra3. and / weigh sixty Pounds more man ever
- nv NIe, Ii has been three years dnee l
utu = he use Of the medicine, but / have had
s"Ess,1rn Of thediseaSe, and there are no pains or
- Srs., falt In nv lulgs- lido the hardest KIND
~ mechanical work, and lee as ever Lsi5
]. 10 make, put l am honest when say
49, - my existence and health to- day to SWtits
SLscisr- Ii Is the only medicine that brought
INV permanent relief. lido not say maj sEuts
GLtSyr mi DO this In every case, but most POsi-
!, rm that n has done this much for me,
u,Si v.1li be- a reCreant 20 the duty | owe 70 sui
S,,'rg IN uanity II l Jailed to bear THIS eheerini
y, 10 the merits Of this wonderful medi-
~ / am we'll known in the city Of Montgom-
ma l can refer to some Of the besi etttzsns IN
sfy s 4. J. HOLT.
'n SSntgomery. Ala, June ., 1855.
.vin', Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treatise
On Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
tn. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer 5, Atlanta,
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BETROLEpE.
Bradford,

Bradford,
BRADPoRD, Pa, June l5.-Petroleum
National Transit certificates opened at
G8ct; lowest 67bc; highest 68sc; closed at
67!c.
OIL CRY, June Observation-Disclosures.
al Transit certificates opened at Csc; high.
est G8Sc; lowest &c; closed at Gle;
sales 10000 barrels; charters 1867 bar
rels: clesrances $780,, 900 barrels; s.ship.
ments S0,3S5 barrels.
Titusyine.
TTrusvILLE, Pa, June IL. -Petrolsum-
National Transit certificates opened OF
CSC; highest 68sc; lowest Gle.
PittsburE.
PIrTssuRa, Pa, June l5.-Petroleum-
Active; opened at 6Sic; closed at 67tc;
highest oslo; lowest Gle; c~lesrances
1851, 900 barrels; runs S0,2lf barrels.
New York.
New YORK, June l5.-Petroleum-
Active and strong on heaoy western orders
at at CSC, advanced to este, weakened
during the afternoon TO G1c, closing at CT
@675c. Sales $4,000 barrels.
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Proposed to Change Places.
Washington CaPAaI


During the terrific thunder storm thai
came over the city last week, q little eight
yssr.old boy living in the northern part o
the town was awakened, and called his
mother, who was sitting in the drawing
room down stairs. She sat with him
awhile, and told him he need have no fear,
because God took care of little boys, and
would not let the lightning hurt them.
"But God is away up in heaven, said
the child.
YES" replied the mother, "but He is
here, too. He is staying right in the room
with you. He can protect you, but can
not. As long as God is hereyou need not
be afraid"
The Oh Id was quieted, and the mother
left him and vent back to the drawing
room. Pretty soon there came smother
desiening clap of thunder, when the boy,
crawling out of bed, came to the head OF
the stairs and called again.
What do you want, George? asked his
mother.
"You come up here aud stay with God
awhile, and let me go down stairs" WAS
the reply.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NV YoRK, June l5.-Dry Goods
Exports Of domestic cotton goods during
the past week have Teen $3.50 packages,
against 3,l49 same week last year, and
since January l, total Of lOl,32l pack
ages. There has been q good demand for
best medium grades Of bleached shirtings,
and Fruit Of the Loom and Lonsdale having
sold out their stocks orders are accepted al
value only. Flannels are having more at
%tentioD, and with very much smaller stocks
than ct any corresponding date. buyers ars
more inclined to make liberal Tor xardings
The tone of the money market is ysrJ
steady to strong.
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Constitutional Catarrh.

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
FASTENED the breaking up Of the constitution than
Catarrb. The sense Of smell, Of taste, Of sight, Of
hearir z. the human voice, mind ,-one or more,
and sometimes all, yield 10 Its destructive intu
ence. The poison it distributes throughout the
ystem attacks every vita! force, aud breaks up the
most robust of constitutions. Ignored. because
but little understood, by most physicians, i'm
potently aEsailed by quacks and charlataus, those
suffering from Il have little hope TO lie relieved Of
IL this side OF the grave II is time, then, that the
popular treatment Of this terrible dis; ase by reme-
dies within the reach OF all passed into hands
at once competent and trustworthy. The new and
hitherto untrled method adopted by DIR. Sanford
III the preparation Of his RADICAL CURE has won
the hearty approval OF Thousands. 1t Is instan'
taneous in a~fi0rding relief In all head colds, sneez-
ing. snOiliing and obstruo;ed breathing, and rap
idly removes the most oppressive symptoms, clear
Ing the head, sweetening the breath, restoring the
senses OF smell, taste and hearing, and neutraliZ-
ing the constitutional tendency OF the disease 10.
wards the lungs, liver and kidneys.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURB consists. Of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CUBE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and m IMPROVED ISHALER; price, 81.
POTTER DRUG 4 CHEMICAL Co., BosTON.
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STATE SECURUrIEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Very active; sales $780,
900.
SrocKs-The most favorable reports
were received from all over the country,
except as to the cutting OF passenger rates
in the Northwest, although there was
nothing new in that direction to day. The
marker, though quiet, was strong through.
out the day after the first half
hour. 1t opened weak, declines from
last nights closing prices ranging from
to ! per cent Of the latter were North:
west .rr, Louisville and Nashville and
Missouri Pacific. The market continued
to decline for half an hour. at which time
the lowest prices generally were touched,
out after some time the whole list became
strong and closed at or neal the best tig-
ures reached. Oregon Navigation is up Is,
Louisville and Nashville J, San Francisco
q. Transactions 226,3l9 shares.
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T9[T
s 7 E R
WATERBURY.

The Waterbury watch Il the miracle Of the
Eiuetsenth oeRIaEy. It's cheapness, Its accuracy,
IL, appearance make II lloas that Il can lie
sold for $3.50, or with The RKgIsTEs for one
year for $3.50.
Its the best watch for farmers, or ,Sr suIy men
or for bays. You are pevss murdered for your
watch when you ave q Waterbury. II Is almo.t
impossible TO get Il out OF order. So siap,c Is IL
mechanism that Il stands rsGgh usage, hot and
Geld weather. II you happen TO lose Il, you have
not lon q fortune, but only 81 50 You can carry IL
With you everywhere, and not feel hat you are
hsking too much. II Il Toe comfortable farmers
watch
We have sold these Waterbury watches literally
By the thousands. We have been selling them Tor
more than t~o yssr. We know tina, they give nt-
~i.iae,ion and wear we'll, for the sale OF them ON
SANITY increases. W have had a lsther bgy .
Waterbury Tor one son one Chh.tua. and for an
other son the next Chrttaai. There are perhaps
1900 Waterways Eow ticking away In the peck
ets 81 fsrmen In the country, and ne want % y1-
ply 1900 o, our subscribers durips Ne osn,.x
year.
Remember, No Advertisement on the Back
OF ths REenTER Waterbury. Many papen oser
/ an inferior watch, With . advertisements Of one sor
or another on tss back OF them. In 70 IL nothing
O. this sort on the REGlsTEs Waterbury, shhh \
the best Remember The price
Watch and Chain, with Weekly, - $3.50
Watch and Chain alone, Isl
None but sabacriAsn can buy from n st anJ
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.Iajl

Defective Mccullough, q y. LOUIS.
Ths-a ia no place in the world where
~ = such a distinct classification OF so
cisty as in jail. found that put when !
vas culivating Mr.. AszTeifs society ara
su;nr = confession cut of him. The
p%.,pc-scy are the fellows in for mnr-
Thsy. as O rule, maintain
Hon;6sd reserve, and are
-sad-ssssd a. Mr.. So-snd-So BY the other
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SKIN, ' ss a; ;;,,,,

"UMILIATING Eruption,. Itching and Burn
Ii ing Skin Fortunes, LoathSome Cores, and
every species OF Itching, Sealy, Pimply, Inherited,
serofulous and Contagious Diseases OF the Blood,
Skin and Scalp, With Loss Of Hatr, from infancy to
OLD age, are positively cured by Cuticura, the great
Six Cure, and Cuticura Soap an exquisite skin
Beautifer, externally, and Cuticura Resolyent, the
new Blood Purifier, internally.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City At so q. NJ, aud every hour 10
900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 8. m, and every
hour 70 10 CO p. m.
Church Train at Y 10 ?. M.
{. HIR5CH,
Snnarintendent.
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CUTICURA

Are sold by all druggists. Price: Cuticurs, 80
cents Resolyent, sl.6G; Soap, % cents. PoTTxR
DRUa AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mas. Send
for "How TO Cure kin Diseates.'
REAH1rlFY the Complexion and Skin by
S.kN9 using the Cuticura Hoap.
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WITH SORES.

have been afflicted since last March With 8 skin
disease the doctors called Eczema NV !aIe was
covered with scabs and sores, and the itching and
burning were Utmost unbsarAble. Seeing your
CutcurA Remedies so highly recommend, con-
Guided to give them q trial, using the Cuticura and
Cuttcura Soap eXiernall', ana ResoIvent inter-
naily, for feur months. l call myself cured, in
gratitude for which / make this public statement.
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook. Conn.