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Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12
Daily Eas1e
A QUESTION OF DUTY.
A Story Of a Railroad Engineers
Thrilling Experience

RING q journey over
the Baltimore e. Ohio
railway a few days
since the writer's
travelling companion
in the same seat was
a fine-look1ng, white
haired old veteran of
the throttle. He was
just the man from
whom manga good,ex
citing story of advent
ure might reasonably
be expected, and it
was not long before
=.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12

THE NEW LOTTA-This is
a lovely wrap with handsome
bead pendants. We offer it this
week at
81 SO.
We have two lines of the finest
beaded garments ever shown in
the city. These would have sold
last season for S25 and $40, and
are worth today fully as much
but our special sale price is
$12 and SIS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12

Neuralgia and Psrahsis--sos., isso--cured
Springfield. TSa,-
~ VIE su1srea 10 months vita nsrTzig3s ana
psAyN ! had &c EoEs Der IN ee6 and cozi9
Asa No re.-s. BIZ ;ss tia. she haz uast .ve-th.z5I
OF Bottle CT ST. Jacobs oil shs eoula wax
JOS P AU7PEY.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12

Sod By Druggists and Dealers E,s-ylch>--.
The Charles A yosefs Co.. Baltic, Ma.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12
rom Same s Years Laier.-Pernanent Cure.

Springfield Tenn Get IT 1883
Ny wife Was ps-siyzet Al. cozia cot valk Q
step Beto-e nsea 3 bottle St Jacobs on sac vSs
aecae thf house. She Is satsrsiy veil soSs Al
tie eecss vsrk And ziIEizg TOO. JOS kUgPEY
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-12

Engraved CALLING cards AT the
Wichita EAGLE Office oe5 Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Africa, Again.

The full report OF the Exploration OF the
Zomsni River, referred to in our cable dis
pitches yesterday, will be awaited With in
terest. Lake TanganyIka, to which it IL said
the Zomaui proves TO be direct route, was
discovered by BURTON and SPEEB In 1898,
and has since been frequently visited, but
generally from the east coast. It's feeders, and
the question Of its connection with the Nile
system have been much discussed, aud in iol-
lowing successive explorers, Including CAME
ron, HoRE. THOMSON, and others. the wofld
has frequently had to reconstruct It's views
respecting the geography Of the TangsnSika
BASIN and it, environments. The dispatch
regarding the Zomani exploration, though
meagre is positive, and leaves the impress
sion that the work has been well done. When
we take this important discovery In connec-
ton with the hight that has been thrown on
the Congo country by JUNKER, WEIssMANN,
sCBwIENFURTH, GRESTELL, STANLEY in ex-
petitions previously made, and others, and
anticipate the amount Of information STAN
LEY has gained ia his present mission, and
which Is ioresbadowed in his letter, 1t would
seem that great organized effort TO open up
the heart OF Africa from the west is not likely
to be deferred much longer. And when this
movement Is started il goes without saying
that there will also be great organized effort
TO reconquer the Soudan. The ascent OF the
Congo In force TO the head waters OF It's va
rious sfllutnts means the ascent Of the Nile
In force TO the head-waters Of its tributaries.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Halstoad,s Thunderbolts.

The average readcr. who does not know
what sort OF thunderbolis are launched from
the Olympus, OF which Mr.. HnsTEAD Is the
Jupiter, will be grateful 10 MS for furnishing
few specimens thereof. We have been
patiently waiting for the temperance oil
Mr.. HAIsrEAD's CHasE-letter OF February
10, 1868, and our patience has been reward
ed. Our readers will wonder. after reading
the extracts we are about TO reproduce from
that letter. how PLUME, EvAETs, FARwELL,
CuIIox, and the rest OF the "kicking "
Senators bad the courage TO meet such man
ON the battlefield. We know Of no other
such letter. We read 1t several times years
sgo-say about the time when DIR. HALsrEAD
was "maEing 1t hot" for the Republican
Senators who had voted TO leave Senator
PAYNE, OF Ohio, undisturbed in bis seat. Mr.
HALsrEAD wrote as follows:
"Our noble Army OF the Mississippi is
being wasted by the foolish, drunken, stu-
Did Grant. lie can't organize or eohtroi or
fght an srmy. have 20 personal feellng
about n, but know be IL an ass.
"Thfre il not smong the whole list OF re-
tired maior-generals 3 man who Is not
GrsuVs superior. Mcclellan, Fremont,
Mcdowell, Burnside, Franklin, even Pope
or sumner. would be an improvement upon
the present commander OF the Army OF The
Mississippi"
So much for GRANT. Next he "goes for"
hr. LIxooLN. aud SAYS:
"The army West and East Is being weaken
I'D hourly by deserlions. ltisthe great evil.
The thug needful 10 stop 1t is Tor the PTesi-
eent.to give each commander OF departments
pogar 10 shoot deserters. They must he
shot by the dozen. The Presidents weak,
pulling. piddlIng characterization Is oeath
and hcIi TO the army. Can't you take him ! y
The throat aud knock bis head against wall
until he n brought 10 BIS senses on the war
tusinessf do not speak waDtonly when |
say there are persons who would feel that u
vss doing God service TO Kill bin, II u were
not feared that HAmlin is bigger fool than
he Is"
Recollect that this was written, when war
rss fisgrant, TO Mr. CHASE, who was st that
time Secretary OF the Treasury under Mr..
LINCOLN.
So much for the evils. Now, how were all
khese evils 10 be corrected? MIR. HALsrEAD
~kuew 1t ALL" and proceeded TO answer this
Deuestion-as follows:
/. A general for our Army OF the Missis'
eippi.
q DsserteIs shot by order OF commanders
OF departments.
O. Less dependence upon the niger and
more on the white man.
4. The consolidation Of the fragments OF
regiments.
3. Arrest and try Henry May and Wendell
Phillips for treason.
6. suppress the New York Tribune and
New York World.
We cannot add anything 10 the richness OF
this letter. But We submit that Mr.. HAL
srEAD does not write like diplomatic.
Imagine, il you can. the epithets which be
would have hurled at BISMARCK II the latter
gentleman had refused to settle the Samoa
difficulty TO the satisfaction of the Minister
from Porkopois, in the Buckeye State, or
had declined 10 remove the German tariff
upon Ono bacon. 1t is well that HALsTEAD
tf 10 remain 90 home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Postal Reforms.

The Atlanta Constitution has thoughtful
article upon the subject OF needed postal re-
forms. Like some Others Of our contempo-
FAIRIES, the Constitution thinks 1t would be
wiser and better for Congress TO help the
smaller towns and the rural districts to free
delivery thar 70 reduce the rate OF postage
on letters to enc cent for the benefit Of per-
sons residing In cities, who already have
their letters delivered free not merely once a
GAY but three OF four times a day. We shall
not object to the reduction OF letter post
age, though it is certainly very cheap now,
but we shall persist In our advocacy
OF the reforms which hsye heretofore been
mentioned 10 this paper. First, free de-
livery In all towns which receive mail matter
enough to require for It's delivery the whole
time OF one mAn. Second, the privilege Of
FASTING printed matter on postal cards TO be
sent through the malls. Third, the privilege
OF writing anything proper to be written
upon toe margin OF newspapers, provided
The writer pay both letter ana newspaper
postage on TIE same. We now quote from
abe Constitution:
alt seems 10 us that the reduction In
postage has already outslripped the facilities
Tor handling and delivering the mails. The
Government Is under no more obligations 10
che inhabitant OF a city than II is to citizen
who lives Ia the rural regions, and vet the
mail accommodations OF the one bear nc
sort Of relation 10 the mail accommodation
OF the other.
"ln q city such as New York, for In
stance, the citizen has his letters aud his mai
OF sil descriptions delivered at bis house OF
al bis place OF business three or four times Q
Aay, whereas the eountrymsn IL compelled
60 40 Great many rallies for his mall, and Il
he eets Il once n week he considers himself
GoTtunate.
..Phe question here arises whether th'
pew-fangied ideas Of the postal service have
not outrun the democratic principles EN-
bodied in the Constitution. When coun
tryman rides ten, twenty, or thirty miles &c
get his letters and has newspapers, why cam
= buuaess.man In city God time 10 send |
Few hundred Yards for his!
sit cannot be denied that the postal ser
Vice a. IL Is now conducted confers priv
1sQes 90 one class Of citizens that 1t does no
confer on smother, The mail facilities OF thu
people OF small town are not to be com
pared with those Of the people Of city
and yet there is no reason why the Govern
Dent should accommodate one at the ex.
pesse OF another"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Two Views.

Colonel II. U. PARSONS came TO us from
West Virginia. but the Wheeling Register
affects not TO know sny such man. Ii SAYS :
"One Mr. ii. G. Parsons, seli.important
citizen OF Virginia, has issued q call for
prominent southern men. advocates OF the
present tsriff system, 10 meet and resolve 1t
Chattanooga. Three iailors once resolved
swe the citizens OF London where will
the other two come from"
We eof the opinion that Colonel PAR
es1s has entered Into q large contract II be
has undertaken 10 turn over any southern
State 10 tho Republican party, whether be.
cause OF the presence or the absence Of q
Irge plumber OF Protecilonists Ia that Stale.
Nevertheless, there are 10 be seen IN southern
papers ulieraDces which do no, promise to
the Democrats Vt the next elections aubsni-
nous South. These atteranees are made IN
such papers As the LouIsyiile CoufIer'Jouf-
psI on The one .sids sud the Augusta lGa.j
Chronicle on the other, or, 10 como bone TO
Virginia. 10 the Alexandra Gazette 90 the
- - aaA ~ ipdexsAeeesl on the Other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

we could not but smile when we read
the following paragraph IN the Iudex.Ap'
peal Of yesterday aud imagined the ind'g.
nation which II would excite in the heart OF
the editor Of the Gazette. We quote:
"The western municipal elections, en-.
coursgiug az they must be 10 the hopeful
Democrat. are only straws pointing The di-
rection Of victory in 1892. The soiid ground.
work OF Democrltic hope of success four
years hence lies in the important facts test
the Democratic party has popular majority
OF over LOCO votes. and that II has parted
company with Carlisle. Mills, aud other like
betrsyers OF genuine Democratic principles.
Under the leadership OF SAMUEL J. Ran.
dali, on platform fsvorinz repeal OF
the internal-revenue system, the next presi>
dental election will return the Democratic
party triumphanfiy 20 power. Men may err
as leaders and the party nay suifor tempo
rarity, but the true principles OF Democracy
arc suited To the genius and aspirations Of
the American people. and whenever correctly
interpreted and faithfully applied are sure to
win popular support There viii he no Tree
trade iooIishness In 1892, depend on that"
TbAt phrase "the true principles Of Democ.
racy" will cause the Gazette TO be lost IN
amazement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
MANOYEE MATTERS.
The storm, In AshIend-DGmRge to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


[Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ASHLAND, April G. 1899.
A heavy ram and hail.storm. with thun~
der and lightning, began here this morning
about A:20 O'Clock and continued until /
O'Clock this afternoon, when the rai1 ceased
aud snow began to fall. This has continued
all the afternoon. Between 4 and 5 O'Clock
there were several vivid flashes Of lightning,
accompanied with severe thunder. The
oldest residents here say nothing like
this was ever witnessed bv them be-
fore, aud consequently was quite surprise.
At this writing, : p. NJ, there is about three
inches Of slush on the ground and the snew
is falling as fast as ever. This unusual spell
OF weather will do much damage 10 the
gardens around Ashland. "a most OF them
have been made. In fact vegetation has quite
far advanced. Strawberry plants in one
garden are in bloom, aud Of course this
weather will ruin tie early crop. Conuec-
ton by wire above Ashland Is nov cut Oh,
but gang Of men have left to repair the
damages.
The Rev. George w. Carter, Of Washing
ton. ID. c., will deliver temperance lecture
at the Duncan Memorial chapel OF Randolph
Macon College on next Thursday evening
under the auspices OF Ashland Lodge oil
Good Templars.
The family OF Colonel John NJ. Patton left
here yesterday for Florence. Ala, where the
Colonel is located for the present. He Is
treasurer OF one Of the large cotton'mills re.
Gently started In that town.
Mr.. l.. Ii. Cross, one Of Hanover's most
energetic farmers, and also owner OF large
grist-mill near Ashland, Is very i'll with IT,
phoidfever.
Captain Thomas II. Carroll, who has been
Ill with pneumonia for two weeks, is rapidly
improving.
Dir. 4. V. s. GiIchrist met with a scriou.
accident a day or two ago. He was doing
some light work aDout his residence and
slipped, striking his knee against SHARP
corner OF piece OF furniture and dislo-
eating his knee-cap. lie has been confined
10 his room ever SINCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
rnAcrsoAL CHARITY.
The work of some OF New forA's
charitable Ensffsuttens

ST. GRoRdg's CHAPEr-
CHURCH or THE REPoRNtrI0r,
100 stanton street. New Iotk.
Mrs. Bdyrft H. fgsr:
Dear Madame, --For some months have peen
using your "vlts Nuova" among our poor ana
slck with excellent results. but buying al ro'sn
makes IL rather expensive for charity WORK.
although We never buy lobs than one hall dozen
bottles at a time VIII you supply this MISSION
Chapel direct from your manufactory at wnoie-
sale rates for such small purchases rs q dozen
bottles at an order? Yours truly.
G. scADDiSe,
December "a. 1873 Minister 10 Charge.
NEW YORK. August 10, 1888
Dear Mrs dger:
Having tried your Vita Nnova with pcriec'
satisfaction, we cheerfalIy recommend It's use 70
ell psrsons suffering from the ills mentioned IN
your Danger SignaiA Wishing you God's oies"-
ing, Yours ever eratetnlly.
Little Sisters Of tho Poor.
SIR. MELASfE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
M Dear Nrs. Aver :

ny Ucdr MS. dVtfs
have been using the Recamier Preparations
for over year and find them 80 Indispensable
70 my comfort on my professional tours tbht !
am never day without them. No matte. II
what part OF tho country am travelling never
worry about ny complexion, "a iosl that now
have in Recamer Preparations az oiiicienl anti
dote agRinet ali kinds Of climate and weather.
Very truly, NEALLY STEVENS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Referring to the charge against the United
States Senate that the failure to confirm the
nomination Of Mr.. HALsTEAD was an attack
upon the freedom Of the press, the Washing
ton Post we'll says that 1t would be just as
sensible to say that q defeat OF baker for the
postmastership at Podunk was an outrageous
attempt TO muzze the National Bakers As.
sociatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OPT
DELISQUrsr TAXES. :
RFnuAnNEt Va ainrtl y lks0

hIVHkOND, A. hptIi :, IooN
By an oriinancerof tho city IL 10 required that
- man hs giyen 10 mo daily newspa pers,
under the direction Of the Committee on Finance,
ths, the LIST OF DELINQUENT TAXES ON
RIAL ESTATE for the preceding year viii be
nublished Ia oae or moro OF the daily papers,
and also the time aad place Of sale OF said delin-
oueat real estate.
In accordance with the above, notice Is hereby
given that said list will be published IN the STATE
on SATURDAY the 30th day OF April, and on
SATURDAY the 4th day Of May, 1889.
Tho sale WILL take place IN front OF the Guy
Fall. on Broad street. between the hours of IL
o,slo,k NJ and 4 o'clock P. NJ. on MONDAY tho
On day OF May. 1889.
perty advertised and cold must pay beiore the
Dth day Of April, 1851.
w. JOHN A. MRANLEY.
an SeodtAyl Delinquent Iax-Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Mrs. VI. f. W. Sherwood, in an article recently

Mrs N. f. w. Sherwood. in an article recently
published in the New YORK WoTid, said:
Mrs Aver found out that her Recamier
Cream was ianocont, thea that II wss beuenciai,
aud she advanced boldly TO her work. IL II I'M
fortunate that tho world merely thinks Of Mrs.
Aver as the venaer Of the kecamlsr Croam.
There ovea she he's the testimonials OF That
large respecta bic and hard-worHng class-ihe
letter class Of singers and actreases-Whc are
condemned 10 inset the severc exieeucles OF the
fooilights. We cannot do Without ModiesSa ana
Patu. They cannot do without The maze up >
which Is as necessary as their other talents.
Were there no otner class IN the world 70 be
benefited by an honest cosmetic than these
faithful servants Of that art which nprises oil
arts we should be grateful TO tho woman who
could find harmless preparation for that DELI
cate cuticle ia whose preservation and open
pores LIEF tie great secret Of life-beauty ana
health"
Some time ago Mrs. Aver determined 10 for
ever quiet those druggists who make 1t busi-
ness TO denounce ali preparations as Injurious
unless tqey make them themselves, aud 70 &c
complish this end she had the opinionsoi many
famous physicians aud chemists a. 70 the safety
and beneficial effects Of her preparations
Here "a letter IRON DR.. Z. =. Fowler. Of
New YORK:
Is WEST FORTIETH STREET. NEW York;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

Gath SAYS "that the South would have been
a wilderness except for northern brains and
capital" Osman DIGNA and j. WARREN
KElFER may now step down. Their glory
has henarfed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

"Another and the lsst Of the st. Louis
gas companies has been absorbed by the
Chicago syndicate" Why not9 Doesn't
Chicago regard st. Louis as one Of her SUI
burts?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
cLOTHIFRS HATTERS AND GENTLGMENS FURNISHERS.
FERT1LIZER.
T listers STANDARD BONE FER
IL IILlZEN

Unsurpassed for use on vegetables. corn. and
all crops where quick and permanent results are
desired. Made purely from a bone and blOod
basis. For sale by
r. w. WOOD & SONS, seedsmsn.
No. 10 south Fourteenth street, corner Sixth and
Marshgil streots, aud I'LL easi$'rankiin street
ap IeodtApl9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
ST. GEORGES MEMORIAL HOUSE, J
2O7 east sixteenth street. 7
Nav YoRK. December q, 1888

NEW YORK, December Il, 1880
Mrs. Hcrri<t Hubbard Aver:
Dear Madame.-The Rov. Or. Rninsford mas
desired me 70 write aud ask OF you favor. Las'
year you mos. generously donated large Juan an
lily OF Vita NgoYa for the parish poor. ~ nas
been carefully dispensed ana has proved most
beneficial 70 many. - -
The last bottle was given few days ago, ana
the favor I am desired 10 ask Is. would you
again kindly remember Tho Sck poor Dy oou
tributing for their use some more Of your excel
lent Tonicf . -.
Win sIncere thanks for the benefit you nave
conferred by your gift, remain, dear maasne'
vonrs tr1ly. j. &. FoRSEREr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
Mrs. Harriet Hubbard Ayer;


i, II your druggist dofs not have Recamier Sar-
aaparilla refuge all other kinds aud send 81 70
The Recamisr Manufacturing Company, 81 and
"A Park psce, New York. Unlike other sarsa-
pariila. IL does not force out an eruption on Inc
skin II will not dspiete the blood. but enriches
IL while II purnes a. To INSURE PROMPT
ATTENTION DO non FAIL TO ADDRESS ALL
LETrEkS 10 TIE RGCAMlER MANUEACTU-
RING C0APANf. 90 AND 81 PARK PLACE,
NEW YORK CITY. The hkcAhIRR PhE-
PARTITIONS. VITA NUOyA. ana tho RECA-
MfEk sARsAPARiLLA arc ioi,ssle In m .hmond
by PURCELL LAID 8 cv. snd POWERS. TAY-
LON \ co sps-n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

vita Nuova is the best remedy for dyspepsia
nervousness, sleeplsssness, and oyerwork IL
will assist the weak stomach, II will rest the
weary brain, it will "bracs up" the shattered
nerves. As It's msde from the prescription oil
a famous physician, you arc not tsEing quHck
medicine. As It is made by an honest nanuiac-
turer, you arc assured Of pure ingredients AS
IL IS used and endorsed by men and women you
all know and respect. you are not using an un-
known or unircd remedy; only be careful to
got tho genuine-refuse substitutes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

We have the Southern Clinic for April,
c. A. BRYCE. NJ. D., editor and proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
CuTIcuRA REMEDIES

cure every species OF torturing. humilating itch
lng. burning. scsly. and pimplY diseases OF ihe
tkin. scalp and blood. with loss Of hair. aud all
hamofs, blotcbos. eruptions, sores, scales, and
fail
hold everywhere. Price CUTicURA, Doc: soar.
xtc.; kEs0LykNr. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Roslon.
~ send Tor "h0w 70 Cure skin Diseases d
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

"The Commsrcisl.Gszettes says that HAL
STEAD does not demand the abolition OF the
United States Senate" SOits settled. Tho
Senate VIII survive.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07

The truth Of the matter seems TO be that
BoULANGER is trying TO work big adver-
uting fake" in the interest Of BOULANGER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
HOKsE-FsED.
NOW Is THE TIME TO MAKE
~ YOUR HORSE SHINE

My MIXED HoRSE-FEED. consisting Of
crushed corn and oats mili-feed and iinseed meal
will mako your horse shed his winter coat nicely
and put gloss on the new hair that win make
him aleek all summer IL IL also The most eco
noinical feed th6t can DO used, being mixed IN
proportions 10 secure Tor tho horse the very
hirhost per cent OF nutriment that can DO had.
Telephone your orders 70 No. 4sl and have Il de-
liyered free In any part OF the city.
GEokGET. KING.
800 to $500 Williamsburg avenue, city.
An AIW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-04-07
ECZEMA CAN BE CURED.
TIE MOST ACCOUNTING, ITCHING. BURNING,
AND BLEEDING ECZEMAS CURED
ECZEMA IN IT'S WORST STAGRS-A RAW
SORE From HEAD TO EEkr-HAIR
0ONE-DOCTORS AND HOSPI-
TAILS FAILs-TRlED
rrtsrr mn

EVERYTHING
CURED BY THE CUTlCUkA REMEDIES FOR So.
am cured Of a loathsome disease, Eczema 10
its worst stage. l tried diferont doctors and been
through the hospital, tut all 70 no purpose. The
ciseAse covered my whole body from the top Of
my head 70 the soles Of my foet. My hair all
came ouL. leaving ne complete ray core After
trying everything l heard Of your CUTIcURA
RENzDIEs. and after using threo bottles OF CUTI-
cpRA REs0LvKsr, with CUTIcURA and CUTICURA
SOAR, and myself cured at the cost Of about
Sc | would not be without the CUTiCURA KEMg-
DIES ga my house, As End them useful In many
casos. and | think they are the only skin ind
blood medicines ISAAC II. GERMAN.
WurtsbOroi Y v