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FLACK's FOUL WORK.

The New York Sheriff Certain to he In
dicted.
NEW YORK, September 22.-Ihe grand
jury, having heard all that Sheriff Flack
had 10 say in his own behalf, gave Will
Flack a chance yesterday TO tell his story.
He adhered, it is understood, to his previ-
Gus course of shielding his father at the
expense of his mother, and impressed the
grand jury about as uofavorably as Sheriff
Flsck did. After he had run down ard
bad no more to say, the grand jury ad-
jcurned for the day.
After this interview was over, an official
expressed the decided opinion that there is
next to no room for doubling that the
grand jury will find at least one, and, per-
hapt, four or five, indictments for oOnspir-
acy TO fraudulently procure divorce.
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AGAINST FOREIGNERS.

The American Glass Workers Union
Wants None of Them.
PITTsBURe, Septembel 22.-The AmeIi
can Flint Glass Workers Union is becom-
ing more strict every year about the ad-
mission of foreigners. Last year II were
admitted to work in American factories
and this year but two have been given the
same privilege. On the other band The
Window Glass Workers Association" is
composed mainly of men of foreign birth.
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UNHOLY RAMBLEs.
How a Truly Good Man Spent Sunday
Harrison's Plans.

How a Truly Good Man Spent Sunday
Harrison's Plans.
DEER PART, ND, September o.
President HarrisOn's last Sunday in the
mountains was passed very quietly.
There was 10 church service, and be spent
the morning taking last walk with
Benjamin Jr. The rest and Mrs. Hsrri-
son Will take final leave of Deer Park
Saturday, September 2s. They wish to be
10 Washington in time for the congress of
the three Americas. The coming week
will have two short exeursiOns-Tuesday
she presidential party will 90 to Elkins,
W. Va, the terminus of the W. Va, Cen
tral Railroad, returning the same day, and
Wednesday the President has about de-
cided to 40 to Cumberland. Md, to the
centennial celebration.
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SLY LABLANCHE.

He May Refuse to Give Dempsey Another
Battle.
SAN Francisco, CAL, September %
Dempsey and LaBlanche met in friendly
way this evening and Demsey sgsin asked
the Marine for another fight. LsBlanche
would not give him final answer, but
ssid he would decide within a month
whether he would grant q return battle.
Dempsey told him that he Was not fighting
for his health; bat that If be wanted to get
some money Of D.mpsey's friends the
chance was open. Then this suggestion
did not impress LaBlsnche very fayorably,
but maybe he will gain ursgs.
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CHICAGO KNIGHTS

Pia Their Faith to the Stability OF Their
Order.
CHICAGO September 22.-Ths Chicago
Central Council Of K. Of L. held their reg
ular executive session to-day, devOting
the time to arrangements for a grand mass
meeting Of the Order which is to be held
early in October, and ct which Mr.. Pow
derly will make the principal address.
The members ridiculed the report from
Pittsburg that PoWderly and the Execu-
tive Committee are to resign and the Or
der disband.
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PrrrsBURa, PA, September p. "A
prize fight, with small gloves, for $50
side took place at Manifold, Pa, this
morning, between "BlIy" Bissell, Of this
city. and Jack Ryan, Of England. E gat
roends were fought, when Bssell KNOCKED
Ryan tenseless with terrific blow on the
iugnlar. Both men were terribly pun
ished
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PuTsBURe, September % The = x
o. announces low excursion rate for six
days to Cincinnati and Columbus from
Pittsburg. AS there is no event in pro-
gress in either place this move is regarded
as rather funny. The supposition is thst
competing lines have been cutting rates
out Of these places, and the B. & o. takes
this method of evening up matters.
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II ItwiIIRemain Democratic.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., September o.
The Euening Telegram, the Democratic or
gan of this State has been sold, or will be
Oct. l, to syndicate, of which Mr.. Lin
gard OF the Fall River Globe, backed by
capital from New York, Newport and
this city, is the head. The price TO be
paid is S125 900, and bond and forfeit
have been put up to consummate the sale
on Oct. l. The paper will remain Demo-
cratic, and will support the party nomi-
uees in vigorous State campaign next
spring, when the Democrats expect to
sweep the State,
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ENDED HIS TROUBLES.

A Prominent Washington OIL Man Com
mits Suicide.
Special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, PA, September g.
John Alexander, prominent oil coDtrac-
tor, who resided in this place, committed
suicide on Saturday night by shooting him
self in the temple with revolver. His
wife is prostrated with grief. Financial
embarrassment is supposed to be the cause
of the rash act.
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wMKIE COLLINS DYING.

Iar AUTHOR. Physician Thinks tie Cannot
Recover.
LONDON, September 22-rhe latest in
formation with Tespec. 20 the health Of
Wlsie Collins is Of the most serious char
scer For about mouth be has been
nfsrug from bronchitis, which has quite
e,a rated him. II has this week caused
Idlsn change for the worse, which has
given -ise 20 the gravest apprehensions.
H,sie Collins is nov lying critical
1ltl1l no HE residence in WinpOle
.-s.r Mr. pc I'D, his medical attendant,
s11 succes..ully combatted his patients
s relapse fears that he cannot again
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Sunday Base Ball.

At Philsdelphia-Athletics g. Baltimore
2. errors. Athletics 3, Baltimore D; hits,
Athletics 10, Baltimore 8. Pitchers,
Bausewein and Foreman.
AtKansas City-KaDsss City 10, Louis
Vile 5: errors, Ksnsas City 5, Louisville
5: hits, Kansas City 16, Louisville l.
Pitchers and McDermott.
tst. Louis-St Louis 8, Cincinnati Il;
srrors 81. Louis Z, Cincinnati l; hits, st.
Iouis -, Cincinnati 20. Pitchers, Cham
berlain and Duryes.
At Brooklyn A. Columbus q;
o-,o-s Columbus ., Brooklyn l; hits,
BROOKLYN 7, Columbus 10. Pitchers, Ter
ry and Gsstright.
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rwENTY-ONE DEAD.

Burial Of the Qui bec Land Slide
Victims
QUEBEC, September % The Ship
LaSOrers' Society numbering 700 persons,
beaded the funeral procession today OF
the victims of the recent land slide. Fol.
lowing these were bearses containing the
bodies of twenty-one of the victims. Then
came q vast concourse of the most distin-
guished citizens. The procession proceed
ed to wcodfield cemetery and the twenty
one bodies deposited in vaults prior to
fin al burial.
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n.-B,s nnt With the A,hlstle..

PHILADELPHIA, September % Alter
to-day's game at Gloucester, Manager
Barnie, Of Baltimore, accused the Athletics
officials of passing people through the side
gate, receiving their money and making no
re- urn for it. The Athletic people admit
that s. was received in that way, but de-
nv that they had any intention to defraud.
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A Nicior, fof ana WheeI..

INDIANAPOLIS, September 2l.-The In
diana Supreme Court has decided that
bicyclists cannot be made liable for dam
ages resulting from horses becoming
frightened at their wheels, II such run
aways occur while the hicyclists are riding
upon the highway and are roing nothing
which shows a lack Of regard for the rights
of Others.
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RHPEHTED HIS SIN.
An Erring Priest Forsskes His Bride and
Does PenanCe,

An Erring Priest Forsskes His Bride and
Does Penance.
JERSEY CITY, September GA letter
written by ex-Father Butler to Bishop
Wigger, craving forgiveness for his mistake
aud importuniug the Bishop to relegate
him to place of confinement to
do penance for his blunder, was
read from the altsrs of all
the Roman Catholic Churches in
diocese of Newark to-day. Four years
ago Father Butler eloped with and mar
red Miss Mary Brady, who had nice
income from her fathers estate. A year
ago the couple parted and the ex-priest
nog appeals to the Bishop to be reinstated.
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Iron Ore shipments.

MARQUETTE, MICH, September 90
The shipments of iron ore By lake to date
have passed the 100000 mark. this
weeks work carryiog the total up to
5,l06, III gross tons. which is 9il $50
tons above the quantity that had been for.
wsrded at the corresponding date last year.
The shipment for the week footed up 242,
6S3 tons.
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FOuGHr FOUR HOUNDS.

A BruIsiDg Contest Between Fourth Glass
Puge.
PROVIDENCE, K. l., September 22.-
James McC.nns, OF New Bedford, and
Jane, Powell. Of WoonsOcket, fought a
four round prize fight at IroDstone, Mass,
at dsybreak this morning. The greatest
confusion prevailed daring the fight. In
the last round Powell Was fought down
and wss unable 10 rise.
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GOES BEGGING.

Another Man Refuses to Step Into Corporal
Tanners shoes.
KANSAS CITY, September ga spec
isl to the Times from Hiawaths, says Con-
gressmsn E. Merrill recsived a dispatch
rom Hon. John A. Anderson, his con-
gressionsl colleague, TO the effect that the
President had requested Merrill 10 con-
slider proposition looking to his appoint
ment as Commissioner of Pensions. Mr..
Merrill replied that he would not permit
his name to bs used in connection with
the cOmmissionership and recommended
that, if the choice was to be made in Kan
sas it fell upon Cap. Henry Booth, State
Commander of the Kansas G.. A. K.
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Matcbed for $1,000 a side.

LOUISVILLE, KY, September o.
Scoglin Brothers, Of this city, have
matched their twO-year-old FLY English
Lady against G. Cadwalder's FLY Oracle
NJ, the same age, for 81, 900 side, half
mile dssh, the race to be run next Wednes-
day. Bj'h are very speedy youngsters ard
are Hil. CTS this season.
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Robbed TIE c. ~ o.

A Remarkably Bold Safe Robbery In
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-Ohe OF the
boldest safe robberies ever perpetrated
here was discovered at noon to-day. 1t
was that of the safe in the Office of the
Chesapeake and OHIO railroad company,
corner Fifth and Walnut streets, the most
public place in the city day and night.
The burglars got away with $500 cash and
a faH notes. and left no clew behind them.
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Walk u. Challenge. Won der Abe.

KANSAS CITY, September 22.-Mana-
ger Watkins, Of the Kansas City base ball
club, yesterday challenged Manager Won
der Abe, of the ST. Louis club, to play
series of eleven games for 81, 600 after the
close of the regular base ball season.
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Douglass Ready for Hsyti.

WASHINGTON, September 22.-Freder-
lex Douglass, United States Minister to
Hsyti, was at the Department of State to-
day receiving his final instructions. He
will sail for his post Saturday, September
2s!h.
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4 Ro,Isr,, s,rlke Ended In FAILURE.

LANCASTER, September 22-The long
strike at the Columbia Rollirg Mills was
formally delared off by the Amalgamsted
Association last evening. Most of the
strikers places have been filed with nom
union men aud these will be retained. The
strike lasted nearly seven months.
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s,.,ker carlisle Going West.

CHICAGO. September 2S.-SPeaker oil
,hs House John G. Carlisle and wife pass
al through the city this evening on their
- 40 Pokstello. idaho, 10 see son who
- .sriouslv i'll. The Speakers stay IN the
west will depend altogether upon the con-
ditiou of his son.
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INDIANS STARVING.
Terrible Sunsrings Resulting from a
Scarcity of Game.

Scarcity of Game.
WINNIPEG, MAN, September o.
ArcbdeacOn Reeves, who has labOred in
the Far North for twenty years, is here
and brings a terrible tale of suffering
among the Indians. "Two months ago
thirty died from starvation" he said.
Large winter large number died Owir &
to previous prisstiOns and failure on the
part OF the Indiars to procure game.
There was 8 scarcity of food among the
Indisus Il was not so much the general
lack of subsistence, bat the rabbits were a
complete fsilure.
He told about case of cannibalism
three months ego on the Peace River side,
which was the only one he beard of, where
one woman killed another. He had one
OF tho women at Fort Vermillion. She
said that she killed her sister to procure
enough meat to keep herself alive. Some
tinn.G the Gsh in the waters fsiled and in
tense suffering resulted.
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The Murdered Man Game From Ohio.

CHICAGO, September 22.-The body OF
the murdered man found at Calumet, was
positively identified to-day as that OF
Samuel Reininger, of Mansfield, Ohio. 1t
is thought that the police have discovered
q gun used here by W. F. Purdy, the sus-
uected murderer.
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A PATRON OF ART

hae. Pommery's MaEnlaeent Presents to
the Louvre.
PARIS. September 90 Nine. Pommery,
.Eaaus. who offered 800 OOOt for The
ALI, e-s with the view Of presenting it
t.... '1te, has bought Millet's 'Glaneu-
~ exhibition at the Exposition,
.-f ,I,-- ~eas It 70 the Louvre. The
o.-.- - ~ sn American offer Of
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N-1N, September o. ~
0s ,he report that she has l'4 80 : %
'-. o s,ug at the Royal Itah = OPsiS S
.'r0c the season Of 1880 and leS. -
.-at ,hs latter year she will bid q d.
.... .c the stege
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HEAVY DAMAGES.

Five Thousand Dollars Won from Rail
road
Special Tticgrois to ne REGISTER.
CADIz, O., September 22.-The jury in
Common Pleas Court, last night, rendered
a verdict for 5000 in favor of james
Ffsz.er aud against the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati & ST. Louis Railway Company. A
son of the plaintiff, who resided at Hope
dale, this county, was shipping car load
CT s.cck over the Pan Handle, aud during
a stop after night when running along the
side of the traia to look after his stock,
fell OF a bridge at MingO and was killed.
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-.-ia. l,tgram 70 De Rs0lssT.
GRAFTON, September 22.-Miss Rebec-
ga Duke, sister Of Mr.. P. Dinkls, proprie-
tor of the Arlington House, Saturday
night slipped and fell to the floor with
such violence rs to dislOcate her hip.
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On uorse acrossthe Continent

SAN FRANCISCO, September 22.-John
Allen and E. H. Platt, who left New York
May IA, for trip across the continent on
horseback, arrived in this city this even
ing, having made the trip in one hundred
and thirty days, the actual riding time be-
ing one hundred and seventeen days.
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NEW HAvEN's HOPE.
Ambitious Base Ball Men Want to Enter
the Association.

NEW HAVEN, CONN, September d.
The New Haven Amusement Company
has decided to place its ball team in the
American Association next year, If possi-
bile. and on Monday night stockholders
meeting will be held, when an increase OF
stock will be voted. 1t is expected that
the franchise of the Cincinnati team will
be secured in tue event OF the Cincinnatis
entering the National League. II Cincin-
natl does not enter the big League, an ef-
fort to purchase the Louisville franchise
rill he made
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,Il1.rsE, n Y, September 22.-The
,a.-i Glass Company, o, this city, has
1-.cssei EN- the window glass plants IN
-1''s, being those at Rcck Island, Otta-
H.ert Sr-ator. The T nited Company
rI operate these works hereafter.
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hlal.N. September 22.-HeTr kTuPP'
t-- cannon maker, was present throughout
as Hanover maueuvres to watch the ex-
L.u..l-. with smokeless powder.
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A HUSBANDS WRONGS
Finally Culminate In Terrible Double
Murder.

BELLEFoNTE, PA, September 22.-At
Phillipsburg, this county, to-day, Steeley
Hopkins, aged 25, shot and killed both
his wife and mother. in.lsw, and then
made an unsuccessful attempt tokill him
self. Hopkins hiss engaged in numerous
qusrrels with his wife during the past two
or three months. Hopkins left two letters
in which he said he WAS driven to the
deed by tie upfaithfulness of his wife,
Maggie. and named Edward Hughes and
Edward Goldrick as the men who had
destroyed his happiness.
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NEW YORK, September 22.-Miss Elsie
Lombard, an actress Of some reputs' ion in
soubrette parts, has begun suit for s3, 500
apair st Harry Lacy, the actor and mana
gsr for breach of contract.
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Hint, alta sensation.

sJetiai T.lCgrcm 70 ths R'gisier.
GRAgroS, September % Two promi-
,.,, Barbour county gents had "row
- ,~, nus on the G.. * G. train Sat
-.Sav -.S IN which one of the principals
S,'s5 800, hsSlv = ths hands OF the injured
LnsG,r5 Shou,d arrests follow some
rscv testimony will c2me out.
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AQUlET ELECTION
-aabie Results shown in some Of tho
Cantnns

.tr.. s..,,rsa .t.,,y,-n IN, s,rnc Of tho
C,ntons
s.,....,..-97 -N,tw.tfs,apdipe
.,.'-. ---..,-.l ,,nt,.t VAS p-o.
.....e p.-;, .,-l, .o-ssv
r- '-' .,-.-.s
presented d-7l'i-o 's sps''' I'm zen .'
t- h-1.sv3r-s o-d Sept people "i'n-n
1.... TIN. ..rrf-v visitors lo the EKpc-
...... ..,, ysslsrssv fir their re-
-. F., ,,,--.,i,,is in the
i...-..,,. li iifsrsrt sections Of
-, ,i,o,, r.nal
one t-o-,5 NE
-e F'..nk o7- --..- -- ,,-S-a..--
-'-. .s,i,,ors w,lcb. The
,s.l .,al7 until this sf-r-
errosal electors isisuraly dep
n,e.- ,ni retired in s.'srcs
ID excitement nor hustle any
.-. .rg,r..r- ,prrrs
I't-
Inr p, slo.. a o.o"S
...'- L,-0o5 -, ~
,- --s t, he building
rb.r 1 re Boulaugist
r.rh h.,e .s frr-s wrecked the for.
s.tp-s and dove .-. frs uenbsrs.
....,.. ..--
,.-..-
A.. ' -.,. f FIX ueuol.e is'
SOUS il l... '-. -'-.ot1, DllSsOui
VINO defeated o''l'. -'', ara n'e b1u-
.1ngi-ts. namely h'1.alier, Liguerei he
yes. Atsiey sll -. Ni..il oe'og eleeiea-
|- -l s.a.s il liIis DE Os-a's' tne hspuo'
c'r Won 4le i--1rns up 10 ihis hour
.f t-e e.et-on ei % hepnohcans aoo so
w 'a''Sl 5 l,..l'.-l.. NV '..lus r.
-.- -s5,l'o-s .-s pa necesss-v e.,
-.
ho. Ian e'74s "AIN 4"O'
nnrier Minister OF Finance, ha'
been elected in Cra&e, In the Alpse-M afi'
"1@ 1i'
-. e- ,Is v,sgss division. The Bon.
..-..... i,,v,. ,,i-sd tvvo seetz. bfillevavs.
1.f.t.rg c,s,st st Amiens. AMI Count
0--. a,l,s bsf-, elected in Nsfua.
.......... ,....- .-.-...-yr,
''-'' 'o- -'--'
Toe ireirc ure OF t1e Seine mas lssuea
Ore chca. 5eore7 oi the result in Mont
marire as .aoWs- bes's'eisd electors
I-.Tl3, voters. III n-oi blank Voung na-
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s..r.,arx Eudicott's Return.

NEW YORK, September 22-EH-sscre-
,srv Fod;eott arrived here to-day on the
steamer Umbria from Liverpool
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eErruLIcANs rULL Ur.


PARIS, September 23-M Ferry ives
defeated in the Yosges Department by
Heo,t Bsyisionist. Dsrou,ede is elected
for Ango. .ms and SpuIlsr for Reaune.
a.baliots ore necessary in Clemenceaus and
Constants districts.
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WORLDS OF WONDERS.
THB UNIVERSE WHICH THE LORD CLAIMS
FOR HIS OWN.
Dr.. Talmagss Eloquent Tabernacle Ssrmon-Ths
Beauties Of Our National Hsritage-Ths Ysl-
lowsons Park-How the World
Will be GOspelizsd

Special Telegram to ne Register.
BROOKLYN, September 22.-In was
great anthem of praise that went up from
the crowded throngs at the Brooklyn
Tabernacle this morning, where the Rev.
T. De Witt Talmage, D. D., preached as
usual. The opening hymn was:
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Among the plans of the association is the
adoption of the double umpire system and
the formation of a staff Of umpires, includ-
ing Gaffney, Ferguson, McQuaids, John
Kelley, knight, Lynch and two others.
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LContiaEed on Third Page. ]
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DISEASED BLOOD.
Humors, Blotches, Sores, Scales, Orusts
and Loss of Hair Cured.

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered al Ia man
could suffer and live. Face and body
covered with awful sores. Used the
Cuticura Remedies ten weeks and Is
practically cured. A remarkable case.
contracted terrible blood poisoning year
ago Idoctored with two good physicians, neither
OF whom did me any good. ! suffered oil man
can suffer and live Hearing OF your Cuticura
Remedies, l concluded to try Them knowing If
they did me no good they could make me no
and am most happy TO say that am almost rid OF
the awful sores that covered my face and body.
My face was as bad If not worse than that OF Miss
Boynton, spoken OF In your book, and | would
say to any one In the same condition to use Cut
icura and they will surely be cured. You may
use this letter in the interests of suffering hui
mainly. L. W. REYNOLDS, Ashland, Ohio.
Covered with Running Sores 1 years.
have been troubled with skin and scalp dis
ease for seventeen years. My head at times was
one running sore, and my body was covered with
them as large as half dollar. | tried great
Cuticura Remedies, and am thankful to state
after two months OF their use am entirely
cured. ! feel 1t my duty to you and the public
to state the above case.
L.R. MCDOWELL, Jamesburg, N. J.
Dug and Scratched SO years.
Igo Mr.. Dennis Downing ten years better /
have dug and scratched for thirty eight years.
had what is termed pruritis, and have suffered
everything, and tried number OF doctors, but
got no relief Any body could have got $500 had
they cured me. The Cnticnra Remedies cured
me. God bless the man who invented Cuticura.
CHENEY GREEN, Cambridge; Mass.
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