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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08
sOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL,


In an article under the heading sCul.
uvation of Corn" Major J. H. Dent
says: Il had . visit from and old, ex-
perienced Vermont farmer who had
become rich from farming. and in look.
ing at our farms and mode of cultsca-
ton he remarked that Unless grass
and stock were raised on Cur farms. in
a few years we would have no soil to
cultivate. for no lands could last so
constantly cultivated under the plow >"
10 the above sound Northern con-
ceptioL,, Georgia's model farmer re-
plies: I'VE see it taking place, and
tave resorted to terracing to save them;
but nothing will save them and main
tain their fertility like grass. clover
and the small grain cops. Let the cul-
tivatiOn of grain and grass and the
raising of stock be enlarged. and the
planting of cotton be curtailet."
The remarks of the Vermont farmer
call to mind another farmer born and
reared in the cold climate of that
Northern State, who, emigrating TO
Western New York in the first decade
OF this century. made fortune by
farming and did not have a pillow on
his farm. His plan was to convert
through the organizing power OF grass
and the cow, air and water into milk,
butter. cheese and money. with no
plow to aid the coll in wasting fertility.
In an early day before the Erie canal
was made, when it cost two bushels of
wheat in Western New York to send
one bushel to tide water on the Hudson
river, butter and cheese were taken in
boats and on RATS down the Chenango
and Suequehanna rivers to Baltimore
and other distant markets. Wearing
out land in producing crops which are
worth less than the raw material
consumed in making them, is
one OF the worst mistakes in
American agriculture 1t is bad enough
to throw Away honest. hard work on
the farm by misapplied tillage; but to
incur . double loss. loss of plant food
- we'll as of labor. makes such farm
ing very improbable industry. To
tell the plain truth in the plainest
manner. how many million laborers in
this great nation of farmers consume
In part the earth's natural fertility to
the injury of mankinda Our present
system of tillage and husbandry has
como to US by inheritance. 1t has
spread almost hopeless sterility over
vast areas of Alaska, Africa, Europe
and America 1t works the soil,
whether deep or shallow. precisely as
. miner works gold mine-he takes
Ill that he can find that is worth hav-
Ing. and then opens q new placer or
plantation elsewhere. Restitution OF
plant food corrects this evil in some
degree. The restitution made is apt
to be defective with diminished capital
In long cultivated fields.-Southeyn
CHltirator.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08
A Valuable Remedy.

BHASDErH's Pills purify the Blood
stimulate the Liver, strengthen tho Kid
ncys, regulate the Bowels. They were in
PRODUCED in the United States in 1885 Since
that time over fifty millions Of boxes Of
BRASDRErH's PILLS have been consumed.
This, together with thousands Of convino
ing testimonials from all parts of the
world, Is positive evidence Of their value
BKASDRErH's PILLS are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless, and safe to take Il
any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store
either plain or sugar coated.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

Young man Ito editor) Did yol
receive a poem from me. sir?' Editor
y believe / did," Young man
"After looking i: over were you able
to do any thing with it," Editor
Yes. l hnd just strength enough left
to throw it into the basket" -Hdrpcr's
Edzdr.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

This disaster occurs when digestion il In
terrupted. 1t 10 the business Of the stom
ach TO manufacture the raw material, food
into blood, the fcrtilizing tide that beans
vigor TO the most distant parts Of the diges.
ton. When this is checked, inanition, lose
Of strength, organic disorder ensue. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters impels the stomach
TO renewed labor. Seek the Bitters il
troubled with constipation, rheumatism,
malaria and kidney complaint.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

-Blac.S-"Wh is that man over
there? He is one of tie most melan.
choly looking beings l ever saw"
White. He is melancholy. Always
in the blues" b. DO you know him
personality" Won. yes. l know
him well. His name is Jones. He is
an author" B." An author? What
has he written?" W. book en-
titled How to Be Happy" -Eoston
Courier.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

somewhat over, we desire to call attentioo
to some matters looking forward to profita,
BILE work for the fall months, and through
the winter. Write to b. +. johnson 4 Co,
1909 Main St., Richmond, Va, and they will
show you how to do q grand work, which
can be made q permanent UsinQ.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

Three of the admirers Of pretty
Burlington girl called on her the same
evening, and As she answered the bell
in person for the fourth call she took
the opportunity of hanging placard
on the door-bell: This is my busy
night. ''-Eurlinyto Free Press.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

--Uncle Rastus -" I'm thinkin' oi
gi,,in married agin. Mr.. Goodman. an
specs wants yo' to perfo'm de GER
emony." Minis,er-"That will be q
pleasure. Uncle Rastus." Uncle Ras-
tus-" Does yO' enshure de success OF
de marriage?" Why. yes.
so far As I'm concerned" Uncle
Rastus-" OATS wat wants. sab. Use
heerd of so many marriages provin'
failures. I'd like de negotiations down
IN black an white. sab. so ef ye'
don make success oh dis yere mar
riage kin git my money back wifout
invokin' dc legality oh de law. ~.
y. San.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

PLEASANT, Wholesome, speedy for coughs
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure In one minute
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

A GREAT mistake perhaps was made when
DIR. Sherman named his great remedy
Prickly Ash BITTERs; but it is presumed
that at that time all remedies for the blood,
etc, were called Bitters. Had he called il
Prickly Ash Regulator" Curative" or
almost anything but Bttsys, it undoubtedly
would have superseded all other prepare
tons Of similar character. The name Bit
tcrs is misleading; it IL purely medicine,
and can not DO used a. q beverage.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

ECoxoMY il wealth; wealth breeds ex-
travagance; therefore economy is the
mother Of eXtrav8gance.-H0rpey' Bds0E
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

The keeper Of Q deaf and dumb asylum
understands the te-ability Of man
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

Ihdre used ftr0 bot
tics Of Ely's Cream
Balm aud consider
myself cured. Isuf-
fercd 20 yam fvom
eat0srh and cdtdrrh-
al As0doehe, and thts
= tie first remedv
that AFFORDED LASTING
relief. T.Higpin-
con, rs Lake st.,
Chicago, III.
A particle II applied Il
able. Price 50 cents at d
= 0oDta Fly DROTHK
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

CAeoKED work will always bring . man
into straightS.-P1tsburghC AyOntolA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

The sportsman may lead an idle exist.
ence. but his career Is not an aimless one.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08
WARNER's Loo Cam

WARNER's Loo Cam
& KEnsblE& =" Sarsapa-
zMl M rilla," = "Congh and
E0E&E1 Consumption Remedy"
563 - Hops and Buchu. ~
GkE&S Extract" Hair
Tonic" Liver Pills, !"
A"Plasters." (POrous-Electrical),-
f" Hose Cream" for Catarrh. They
are. like Warmers "Tippecauoe." the
simple. effective remedies Of the old
Log Cabin days
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

BRILLIANT talents are captivating and
pleasing; yet nothing makes man % truly
an object Of admiral on as the manifesto
ton Of virtue. This Il the brightest gem
that can be worn by human nature. 1t il
far better to be good than 70 be simply
great-N. =. IndependenE
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-12-08

Never Gems, Never Presses In Winter or Meitstu
summer. Every box guaranteed. Sample orders
solicited Write us for Prices. We make the bese
Axle<:re0ae known and sell cheaper than others do
their common goods. CLARK - WISE co..
once. 10 Rsver Street, ChlcaGss 1nlaosa.
QUHAn8 TuD PAPg1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

pcmscsssie PARTY In lseS wnsn We ara member OF
this Eosss sfss thar hsd sssA trying fsr esns year,
pass shs Tenement House CHAR BILL ana IL hao peon
passsd IN this Legssture they sod that tHsy INTENDED
10 present 70 me testimonial In my behaf sor what hsd
tops for them told them should only ASK sheu
support again At the coming election. At which was
candidate The chairman Of the labor committee sa'o W
me that they would DO ingrates they did not s'e Ing
their support Ana what did that Labor parry eS
They ran candidate against me and defeated mo. )"
las, election what did the Labor party dof After had
bc,n nero IN 1883 ana 1885 and had let no occasion pass
BY without urging passage Of labor measures ne
marty nan Two candidates sgsinst me In my district
TIRE bill PASSES ny 70 TO %
General Hustled, In another vigorous speech,
said IL would be practical notification OF The
Constitution to refuse support for the prisons.
His motion to reconsider the vote by wmch
the bill was lost was carried by vote OF 20 10
"a The bill was then passed by vote OF 90 TO
30 The vote In detail Is gwen peiow sDemoCfa''
marked thus ~:
A,ss-Messrs Aoker Airsworth, Aiarioh'. AspnwalL
Baxisy. msnrha Bonuia ston. BrundAse' Burma Har
r,ssu Cheney Charo'. Clark. Comsseot. ocoa corh~o
cortrer Cromwell Crosby Curts DofeAdsrf' Dewitt Ed
wards Ens Fort Frose Fuller, oallaghsr Grseae' orppA
nsclcv Hamilton HASKELL Herrmann' Hosinst Horhidke
Hurhea Hunting Husted Kimbaff Lewis. Asoie. Janes
N Martin. Mase Mathissa. Maynard. Mchdsm MoEfoy'
MeKsn.s., Mckenzie Moody. Morgan Newton-' Ni1sH'
OrCounor.. Prime Ranuowt HhodeS hos'ch. oA'e'''
ssxton sheehau. sheldon rsuadge T,dale Van Goreer'
wse,.. wslSnsr. whipple. Youngman. the speaker-7o
Noss-Mesua Adams Brennan. Drowneil cashou'' Con
ne,iy cooss Dalton. Dcmares Endrcs- Farrell FINN
Gallup German. onenihsrs Hogan, Hiil KENT Lons'ey
John Martin O'NeIls o'Rciiiy.. Ryan. shea Thonas
Smith 1rs p. A Sullivan. T. ID. SULLIVAN ihompSo"'
wsmpls., wissig.. Yatcs-3o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
4 0EoR0s BRUTAL CRIME.

TIE TRIES TO MURDER HIS sIsTERIN-LAw AND
THEN CUTS HIS WEES THROAT WITH hAAoA
everrcady rsror I'm the hand OF v.c0u. ....sav
played fts part in wife-mnrdcr In Grovest ycseroay
mornine Golden Robinson. q bury porter tried In 70
yenge to XIII sistsrn-law and then outehefeo nus WIZ
In cold blood while she defending her wounaeo S
The murderer has been employed In the crana rum ~
wav oece nd No 271 Broadway and has coaked ms CIV"
a,arssision bv display sanconous zeal IN thc man
sgemenf Of the Abysslnisn Baptist Ohuron, IN "eNo'
place. In May. 1s7a he married sarah wni.e" ~
young eolored woman who attended the cnuron- s
went 10 i've on the third noor Of the rear
No IN Crove.t The fourth OF the house mas oeen
occupled lately by Elizabeth whitehursr MIA n'"n'o
un,s rried sister, who lets furnished rooms " ~"
bcarders She IL q gocd-leoldns young eoio'ea WINS
ana Robinson some months ago took liking Tor ms sso'
in-law's company. ...--...
On. morning In January cropt upstairs ana aste"peo
10 assault Elizabeth believing that she was alone
and one OF hor bosrders drove him back mono anu ~
Mrs Robinson OF his conduct Robinson nurse. ne ~
- ,or ,sv.no. until Yesterday morning. when Fazaoetn
was psipep ana alone In her room she was a"sAe" "
n snarting sensation In her neck and sne saw nor w. =,
in.law sneak out OF tho He had tried W Aii M -
her sleep By cutting hor throat with ms HIof' o'
,ssea the artery and had inflicted only severe nesn
vorna in the side OF her neck. AZ he stole down tno
stairs she jumped OF bed and pounded on inc oo
nst.Iron call her sister, Mrs Robinson 70" ,,,,o,h
hall and met her husband lie rushed oaeA ~ - 80 :,
as II TO renew the attack on nor KID wa"
him at the door ,. -. .r,,v
NOW won viii tell on me-" Robinson snarled ansfiy,
scizng his wife by the hair but you mover VIII ''-'
anything more alive" .,. .t,t TIA
ITO hogan 10 slash her about and neck with the
razor cutting cash after cash. and she fell pdeeons
s,h AZ the door OF Elrabehs as the young "oh
ran out of the house crying for help
Tho murderer ran down to his own ROOM seized Ie
LOO, and nred two shots at Elizabeth through the WI"
aor Then he dashed back where his wife was lying
IN pool OF blood bullet into her BODY fooo
men ran to tho house nd the negro trying 20 sap
~ v A. Tho roof Detective Burleigh started upstairs
,n nursut Robinson Jumped 10 the roof OF the non'
building and then took leap Of thirty feet into SnU"
n.nk He was caught BY Policeman Smith oeioIe u.
could 90, out OF the Charged at the Cher'es
with tho murder his wife Robinson hsd no'hhs
,o sav and he was locked up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
mn, rv1rFpsrry7s NEW Catalogue.

The University Of the City Of New York has Issued its
catalogue for 1ss7ss The University now has s92 SUI
dents in attendance and faculty OF nnetyeght lnstruo
tors This is the summary Department OF arts ana sci
enee % professors and 1866 students; Depart
mont OF medicine 90 professors and lecturers and O49
students DEPARTMENT OF law professors lecturers ana
~ students Tho senior class In the academic department.
has % members; the Junior class 90 the sophomore ~
and be freshman as Tho graduate department Is large
having Al resident and nonresident members represent
inc besides the University Itself, Toronto University
rochester University Rutgers College Bates College Ho
hart College Western University OF Pennsylvania Yves
avan University the College Of tho City OF New.York
otterben University Lafayette. Yale Princeton Geneva
College Madison University Dshouse College ana Ham
ilton College. 60,
The catalogue among other things the Deems
Fnnd which was founded october g. 1887 by the Rev.
mr. Charles IT, Deems upon the twenty FIRST anniversary
NJ tho founding OF the Church Of the Strangers the
monoys constituting II be loaned from time 70 time
N students on Glory security TO be repaid with inter-
est on date agreed upon after graduation The specai
lecturers for 1880 the Rev. Dr. James M KING
Colonel Elliott r. Shepard. Austin Abbott the Rev Dr.
w4ndel, Prime tho Rev. DR.. S. VI. Virgin r. r. NC
Burney the Rev. Henry NJ. Sanders and tie Rev Dr.
Charles A, Brigga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
OBSERVING GOOD FRID4f.


SERVICES IN MANY CHOhchho-IHH '0NA'
CIPAL MILL GROUND ON.
Tho Good Friday services In the Cathedral began az
10 40 A. m In the presence Of unusually large con-
greoation The chanting OF the Passion according
~ the GOSPEL OF ST. John followed, after which father
DOYLE OF tho Paust Fathers preached an eloquent ser
on ON the Crucifxien. Then the drapery IN whieh he
cros had been yeed Passion Sunday was removed
while Tho Populus Meus" was sung by the choir Inc
I'm connection with the removal OF the Blesseo
Sacrament was imposing. Besides the priests there
ware the acoIytes in cassocks, and the .urec1 cho
chanting tho bymn Psrge Lingua" What Is known
az the sanctged Mass then celebrated by Father
IaveIle lie was suIfou ded by the Archbishop ana
sixty priests. 49, ,,,
AZ the church Of the Paulist Fathers, ST. Francis
xav,er,s St Agness, ST. Stephens and Holy Oross
churches the ObscrvAnces similar and at no te
during the day were any Of these large ehuiehes Hec
fm tb Digs OF devcut worshlppers. in Tie chueh Oh
CT Vincent Ferrer in presence OF large congregation
the Rev James L. o'Neill preached, the Rev. Johh NJ
curlev WAS the orator IN st. MlchacPs Church. anu IN
the church Of the Paullst Fathers the Rev. Waier
Elliott suoke on the CrucDXl0n.
The usual services also held In all the Protestant
Episcopal churches Of the city.
The municipal departments were all open Tor oushe7'
Yesterday Notwithstanding the Adermanic resolution re-
o,astn1 thai they oe closed The Mayor who reiuseo
N give validity 10 the action Of the Aldermen by sign
inc the Good Friday resolution, did not come down
,own though he returned from Alb@y the night before
Many neople who called 70 ask Mr.. Hewitt what nc
,houoht OF the prospects OF rapid transit scheme III
the LEGISLATURE went away unenlightened. The Mayors
opponents Aldermen Forster and Downing were nAe
wise Invisible yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
MOVEMENTS IN THE NAVAL SERVICE
THEY MIXED THE BODIES Up.
TIE sTTTpIp BLUNDER OF PRISON CLERK
pIuNGEs THE MALONE FAMILY IN GRIEF

THE STUPID BLDNDfSrs cr n iRADD-' N'<Di'AA
PLUNGEs THE MALONE FAMILY IN GREY.
An error committed by a clerk Of the Depa tment of
Charities and Correction caused great sorrow ard toO-
,on ON "Wednesday in family OF James Malone, OF NO.
600 East hundred and nint-st Malone is lsborer
who has been out of work last fall Two weeAs
400 he GOT drunk and his wife VINO had him ar
rested In the Harlem Police Court Judge OGorman
..ntenced him TO two months In the WOrkhOuSe iast
Fr,dsv Mis- Malone Iecel yud e.5er from him. asking
her 70 visit him on the following day ana bring him some
tobacco and a p,pe She was unable TO 10 So ON
wednesday she was greatly shocked on being hotnei
her husbands death. The notice was accom- AIMED Oy
hermit to remove the body from the Mofgue.
Undertaken j. o'Connen took charge Of the body ana
having urcpared H for burial delivered 1t at tbs home Of
the Maones Mrs Malone her five children, her mothor-
,nlaw and her steiaw then for the first time looked
upon the face OF the dead man. They were horihed
beholdng not features OF their relative out thofe
an utter stranger. Malone is shoit thcA-seN oiia
man with black mustache while the body was that Oh
a tall man with a red beard The undertaken rs'u'"oi
the body to the Morgue where IL was discovered 10 %
that OF james Malone OF Albany, bartender VINO hsa
been Of the Charity Hospital since sepem sueIs
from consumption James McNamaia iriehu wa
charge OF the body and It was sent 70 AiosnS
The clerk at the hospital had got the James asi"'e'
mixed and being unable to determine 10 "noin so 49,
belonged, had notified both Mcnamara ana MIs' Jul"
Malone. The latter got ahead OF McNabaia All" ''
the body which she afterward so readily gave up
Yesterday she applied to Judge oGormsn Tor heF nus
bands release stating that as the frost Is no" ous "
Ground he can get work and she needs his assssaor
Sha dsnies that her neghbors made up purse OF ~
for her as q pauper az was stated yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
1uRrsa A MANIAC TO CAPTIVITY

A tall soldierly looking man. having only one eye
streds rapidly down Bank-st toward the Court houss
IN newark last night, followed BY crowd Al every
few steps he shou;ed, CLEAR Che track must win y
po,,oa sergeant Boylon al the Court House when
~. man annroached and dlynng a. once that he was
insane sprsng Ia iron, Of tbs lnaatc, eAelaimns In
IN the rsea. The unatio accepted the challenge ana
the two men continued rapidly down Marketse, whl.s
the crowd augmented At every corner until AZ nr0aa
49,, ,wo thousand wondering people surrounded the
two men Al Broad-ss Doyion, wishing 70 diree. 'ns
lunao toward the police station. made another chas.ss
and turned into Broad-st The lunauc immeds@y iO.
lowed and turned the corner again o. w'niam-s~' s
suddeny halted by an ooer a the station lac va Ion
,Sst ne had won The race and expressed nus re-
as he wiped the streaming persprauop sSaal MufshA
tormeriy soldier In the British Army In Ina a No No
Sat ma had been sunstruck In India lie ~ assnitv
a. Pennington ST., Newsrk. and has speis " 'A~ ~
ia Ia fortyone old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31

No tongue nor psr, can Justice the esteem In when
tho CUTICURA REMEDIES held by the Thousands
upon thousands whose lives have been made happy oy me
OF agonizine. hunllsng itching scaly ana pmpT
diseases sin scalp and blood with loss OF han
CUTIcURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTlOuhA
SOAP an exquisite Skin Beautaer prepared from IT. ex
formally, and OUTICURA RESoLyENT the new BLOOD
Purifier internally every form Of akin and blood DIS
ease. from pmpies 70 scrofuls.
Having brcn n sufferer for two years and half from
disease caused BY bruisc the leg and having been
cured by the OUTIcURA REMEDIES when oil other
methods and remedies failed deem It my duty TO recon-
mend them visited Hot Springs TO no avail. ana tried
several doctors Without and at last our principal
druggist Mr. Finlay q, whom shall ever reel
eraefuD spoke 70 about CUTIorRA. and consented
10 give them trial. with the result that an perfecuy
cured There Is now about me. think can
show the largest where suneinss sprane from
Of any in the State.
ALEX AMBER BEACH. Gresnvule. Miss
Sold everywhere Price, GUTIcuRA, BOO; SOAP.
25c RESOLVENT, Of. Prepared By the PoTTE"
DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.. Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Oure Skin Diseases "a pages
80 illustrate Jns and 100 testimonials
PDPLES, blackheads red, rough. chopped and Oily
skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
PREPARING TO TRY A MINISTER.

There is TO be q special meeting OF the New ORR n
Brooklyu Congregational Association In Plymouth Ohci
at 10 a. M on Monday TO try the Rev. Arthur onesNa
~ Az - -. =, ,a,sehood and deceit Mr.. Chester
sn~ndsd the Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church
in Brooklyn and was nominal pastor for some une'
until council Of Congregational churches was held 10"
weeks ago and decided that he was not the pastor ao
eordinq to the usage of the churches lie mas shee .
supplying the pulpit and 1t has oeen eHpee'eA S'''
would be regularly called and installed
The charges preferred against him are mace py ~
q, nj. fellow ministers They sege that he promised
do certain things and then not only failed 10 90 'ncn
bu, denied that agreed to do them The chufehes
p,on,h park Rochester Avenue. Union. East and Gov
snsnt Of Brooklyn and the Central Of this city Ds
q Roberts viii preside the proceedings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-31
Manly Purity and Beauty

II I had known OF the cUTIcUHk Rem Ed "a ~
twonty.c,ght years ago would have saved n' $500
1.-TWO hundred doiars) and IN immense amount o. SUI -.
MY disease Psoriasis) commenced on my neso la
not larger than cent It spread rapidly si o.e -
body and got under my nails The scales wouu a'op Is
OF mo all the tirpc and my suffering was endless anu
GU. relief Ono thousand dollars would not Temp. '
have this disease over again. am poor man. put i
rich 70 DO Of what some OF the DOCTORS ssi"
ieprosy rtnsworrn, psoriasis. etc. L TOOK ''
sarsaparias over year and hail. ana no cure
went to two or three doctors and no cure osn"os
prase the UUTICURA REMEDIES too mueh. ineS
have made my skin clear and free from scales as
babys All used OF them was three boxes OF VI
CuRA and three bottles Of cUTICURA REsoLVENr
and two cakes of CUTICURA SOAP. II you had been
here and said you would cured me for szOoOo you
would have had the monty. looked like the plctur" IN
your book OF Psoriasis rcture No. g. How to Cure SKIN
Dissasesr) but now I clear as any person ever
was Through force OF habit rub my hands ovsr my
arms ana legs to scratch in while, but to no pur'
pose am all well. 1 scratched twcnty-eight years.
and "a got to a kni OF scaond nature to mo- tshk
Won Thousand times ANY ono who reeds this write
TO me, and VIII answer IL
DENNIS DOWNING, waterbury. VI