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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
"No Trust Here

Imagine the surprise of Michigan avenue
grocer the other day when a stranger walked
in and planked q big dollar down on the
counter and said
'Thre years ago, in making a purchase
here, YOU overUeid me to this amount. /
have been in Wisconsin ever since. but have
now returned to live in Detroit
By George, but you are an honest mar -
exclaimed the grocer as he pulled in the
money.
Thanks. I want q few groceries this
morning, ami want 70 get them on credit
"Oh,-ah. Three doors below, If vou
please. Ny terms are cash on tae ual De
troIt Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
oe Social.

Farmers. be social with your cattle. Is
the advice given by an agricultural Journal.
We never considered the subject before. bu,
we see now how farmers miss IL. They could
have a coed deal Of fun with their cattle i
they would only De more social When thev
have company in the evening. they should
ask their oxen in 10 Join in the conversation.
game Of checkers with the old brlndIe COW
would enliven dun evening. Sif--
inc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
She Sweetly Requested.

There were seven men standing on the rear
platform Of Gratiot avenue car, and every
one of them was smoking, when a woman
signaled the conductor to stop He held the
door open, but she stood and surveyed tho
crowd for a moment, and as no one moved
she sweetly requested:
Conductor, won't you please knock out
one side of the car, 50 that | can get out with
out disturbing those northumberland
Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
The Question Is Unanswered

You are an authority on feats of strength,
! believe" remarked a stranger to the sport
ing editor.
The latter bowed and replied: "What can
do for youE'
Il wish you TO tell me which is thestronger,
the female shoplifter or the woman who holds
up a rain.''-Munsey's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09


BUFFALO. ganizing body to
provide for the control and distribution of a
fund proposed to be raised for purposes of re-
lief, and, accordingly, early iii June, 1858,
the Masonic Board of Relief Of the City of
Buffalo was duly organized by the election
Of officers and the adoption of suitable by
laws providing for its government"
On April Is, 1882, the board took steps
towards the purchase of a desirable lot in the
the board entered into negotiations for tae
purchase of the lot, and authorized the Off
GERS to incorporate the board in order that it
might hold real estate, under the state laws
as an incorporate body. The certificate of
incorporation states that the particular bust
ness and object of the Masonic board of re-
lief of the city Of Buffalo is ''to provide for
and relieve needy and distressed sojourning
Free and Accepted Masons, their widows and
orphans"
The lot which was bought is finely situated
at the corner of Delaware and Hertel ave
nues, and thereon has been erected the monu-
ment 1t is of granite, % feet inches high,
and cost 81, coo. The front face of the die is
polished, with raised Masonic emblem, and
the inscription: Erected by the Masonic
Board Of Relief A i. 5Ss9-A D. 1889"
The first burial in the society lot was that
Of Bro. Kari Petzke, member Of a lodge in
Berlin, Austria, who died suddenly in the
New York Central depot in Buffalo on Jan.
30. 1855. Modestia lodge gave the stranger a
burial with Masonic honors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Miss Cable ION the way home from the
party)-There was some very nice singing to-
night, wasn't there! l think you gave great
satisfaction.
Mr.. Flat-But-but didn't sing
Exactly n'-Lawrence American.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
No Novelty.

Size kissed him as he gave her the engage
ment ring.
George, darling, have always longed for
one of this pattern and YOU are the first who
loved me sufficiently to study my tastes in the
matter"
''And yet, replied he, leveling things up,
sit is no rarity, as in my engagements have
never used anything else. "-Philadelphia
Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
SECRET SOCIETY NEWS.
GENERAL GOSSIP FROM LODGE ROOM
AND CASTLE HALL.

A'or Fellowship's Sake-The Masonic Mon
ument Erected by the Craft in the Della
ware Avenue Cemetery, at Buffalo, n.
Y.-Other Items of Interest.
There was recently completed st the Della
ware Avenue cemetery, says The Buffalo Ex-
press, the plain but stately granite monu-
ment of which view is here given. This
memorial, erected by the Masonic board of
relief Of Buffalo, stands for noteworthy
fraternal and philaut1ropic work, which is of
such wide interest as to warrant a few words
of history and description. We cannot do
better than quote from historical report
prepared by Secretary (2ow ex-secretary)
Charles r. Fitzgerald, and deposited with
other papers in copper box in the base of
the monument.
During the early h!-tory of Masonry in
Buffalo no particular plan had been devised
for the distribution of charity TO the needy
and helpless sojourning brethren, or their
widows ana orphans
1T was the custom of the lodge, TO whom
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Faithful, Domestic Ps-1za. uunl. va.,U
have 10 .sel another de-. ~ woa'- ~sav.
Ni>trsss- mourn tie .cs> ~ po.- Fl.7 IS
mach "a, you .a, lut ,,out faia- Il leayIna
The house on -Ea- aey-saut
Fauhfm po'n->1l.- Eas. num- WA 5ust
have ~ vase me plate - Ne- TorS II ,aSfv
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Dodd-And you always use office letter pa
per when you write to your sweetheart?
Plodd-L do. It's a delicate way of re-
mindiug her that have TO earn my living
Boston Traveller
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
George Eaiia.

She tpining for pleasant words - Oh,
George. | cannot understand it. Why do
you lavish this wealth of love on me when
there are so many girls more beautiful and
more worthy than /!
Helm darned if I know. - Munsey's
NeeklE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

In JEe opinion OF LII Bclt the li-nr OF the
Slowworn and freAs-a5 east 10 Ceutral
Americas syn to lizaJ fyiug snssctivo-
roUs biTls t6sr they are not easzbls. their
phos2torl>ce2J iiza; : q ,~araInz sizazl -
Catdolic x o-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
Judging from surface Indications.

She-I declare. it just dissusts mel That
girl, Prudence Primrose, thinks she's just a
perfect saint.
He-Well, she looks like martyr.
She-How, pray:
He-Why, if beauty is only skin deep, she
must have been aayed alive.-Life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

harry however ad yru cclEe 70 seE5
Sl-s- ii'ii1.-tie 4ato commissions lsst ric1.E
'--- - !" hy. SIZE sz,i something about
never 1aF'nE allowed q s.-za p 4-ls Sc az5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
Free from Adulteration.

Guest lat country hoteD-Good heavens,
waiter, here's fish in my milk
Waiter-Well if that darned cow amt
been in swimmin' agin!-American Grocer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
& Matter of Real Estate.

She-But Harry loves the very ground
Carrie walks or.
ne-Yes: hl.t she hates the site OF him
Boston Transcript
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
JUSTICES COURTS

The routine work in Justice keenan, :
rourt MAS pleasantly interrupted yesterday
for his honor 10 unite in marriage Mr. :.
{. Roller 10 Elizabeth Ross. both of Morris
county TIE happy couple were made one
in a trice ami the gallant justice Of course
claimed the privilege oi the first kiss.
Justice Barrett WAS occupied with civil
work. Justice MoSely Is ready To take
care of wife beajer ~ soon is the warrant
j returned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

In a Boston School-Teacher-H ygienic ex-
perts say that there is nothing healthy about
doughnut.
Bright Boy-Isn't the hole healtby?-New
York Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
HOW IL Hannened.

Waiker-Did YOU hear about Smith having
an eve removeds
Talker-No. Good heavens. How did it
happen!
Waiker-By changing his name to Smythe
-LippincottS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

SICK HusDand-My dear, tins room IS very
warm.
Wife testing the register)-There's no heat
coming from the register.
Sick Husband mpstiently1-WeI. see if
the hampers are all right at once. Do you
want man TO stay here and freeze TO DEATH
-Harper's Bazar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Mrs. Smithers-Did you ever hear those
hens cackle SOl
Mr.. S--Probably they are caroling q lay.
w ashington Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

Mr.. Rood have grievance Miss Sharp
You cut me awiuiiy en- the street yesterday
You ought TO be wiling to recognize a gen
tlemGu.
Miss Sharp am. l always dc.-Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09

apple a ton was
made by an anict-
ed sojournin &
brother, TO bear the
burden of his neces-
sites. This WAS CON
sidered unjust. pro-
portionaJely, an d
furnished no safe
guard against inn
posters. Feeling the
necessity of a rigid
plan for the detec-
ton of the unwor-
thy, as well as for
q uniform and judi
! cious system of aid
; ing the needy So
journer, a call was
: issued to the officers
] of the different
lodges to meet for
the purpose OF or
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
CITY MAP.

A handsome Autograph map OF this city. contain
Ing The names Of all the streets parks colleges and
public buildings. hotels. etc. \ complete map
twelve by fifteen inches, on linen paper, be had
at this office for 10 cents each. IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
E R POWELL, President RTBEAN. yPres
+. W. WALLER, Jr-, Cashier
Fourth National Bank.
UICHIT1, KANSAS.
PAID Up CAPITAL. 5000. 900
SURPLUS, 10000
DIRECTORS.

R. T. Bean. 2. 3. Powell O. D. Barnes. l. r. Cole
Amos l.. Houk. Z. ". Waller, q. W. Iarrrner jos
Morse, b. .. Graves.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

James Cayancr " l.. G. Roberts was on
trial 10y jury. verdict for defendant Evans
4 Garner " H. Il. Kennedy, dismissed at
defendant : cost. Emmett Morris " Wal
ter Morris ct al. dismissed Motions and
uemurrers ttoh up the balance of the day
I'm this court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.


Attorneys are notified that all cases not
represented when called viii be dismissed
instantly.
J. c. Maulreimer vs. !. r Emolsley &
Co; appeal dismissed Mulvane State
bank VS. 3. Gale; dismissed. Mulvane
State bank rs J. Z. Belew; dismissed. +.
j. ,IalTery x Co. vs. w. J. Wilson; dis
missed \. J. Mckenzie vs. C. H. Roch ct
al; dismissed. Bank OF Wichita vs. c. II.
Smith; continued Mary F. Brown VS. J.
Jones: dismissed. 6. c. Strong vs. G. W.
CHATTER ct al; judgment for Julia Cham
pion for 81 .532. favor Alex. Steele q Son
for $500, favor plaintiff Sl59 and favor
Hartford Investment company for Sis.
Little * Kimball W Edward Kennedy:
Judgment for 81 ,312. f. H. Harris vs. : b.
Dean: change of venue to Butler county
granted. Samuel Steele W J. l.. Randall:
appeal dismissed Hays q Goldstein vs. T.
j. Preston; Judgment for plaintiff for SOL
George Shankenberger " i. Vi. Shea: dis
missed. ID. NJ Kirk bride vsS. b. Omidon:
judgment for plaintiff for Sl.S73 and for
Sl.10S in two eases. : ID. Everett vs.
estate c, {. Chevington: judgment for
plaintiff for Sl.026. W. r. jackson "
Bush X Grover; petition i'm error heard
Several motions and demurers We're also
disposed Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-09
PROBATE COURT.

\ marriage license was issued yesterday
I'm the probate court to George I. Bissantz
IND Augusta Oerke, both of Wichita.
Final settlement of administrator of
Richard Z. Varlcton. deceased, filed and
approved.
Final settlement of executor of will of
Phoeba y. Field. deceased. filed and ap-
proved
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
1T STOPS THE PAIN.

Baltimore Mrs. G. Chatterton, Miss MarGaret F. Nc
Alster Z. > Sutro and family, New Ork.
The Gladst0nc-Nlrs. +. T. Wickes and family Miss
WicSes, Mr. and Mrs. bennett j. King and family.
Mrs John !. Hoffman, lrs. Edward sanford, Miss
Olga sanford Ignatius L. GrOSsmann and family.
General and Mrs. Henry L. Burnett and family, New
York: j. Marshall Thomas and family. Baltimore.
ocean Housc-MrS. W. d. Buchanan Miss q. D.
buchanan Miss Mary d. Buchanan, Mortimer j.
Downing. New York
Hotel Columlus-Mrs. NJ J. simmons, Baltimore.
The Rocunglam-MsS Cooke. Miss Il, owen, Miss
5 : Cooke. W J. Ahern. Charles F. ZabrisNe and
family New York. william o. Rogers. jr, New Orleans I:
Mrs l.. Y. : Ames. Miss VI. :. AmcS Wavrlan Cush-
man, St. Louis Charles T.. Bendirc Washington; L. X.
Thompson, NatchcZ, Miss.
Grccne'S nn-J \. Ferris. Charles dc Ware, Paul f.
Stevenson New York: Mrs. f W. Davis. Providence; I;
Talcott H. Russell and wife: New Ilaver: Mrs George
NJ. Wright Bordcntown, y. j.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert w:
Smith. Mis-, Grace Auns;.n smith. Philadelphia:
Thomas r. G. Stokes and family. Germantown. Penn.
Atwood House,. !. Java, NcwbUrG. y. y. Mrs.
CA Mnton. Misses Jennie and Rita Minton. Mrs.
william II Glass gov, Mrs. L. VI. DIall0n -. Louis.
Chander's-Georgc \. Adams. 4. schmidt. ;. r.
Cummings Mary Delany Now York; W. II. Chapman,
A. Robinson. F Bart, ii. H. Paull, Thomas Noonin.
V J. John stOn Boston,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
C1N1.ND1IG LIKE.
MOONLIGHT TRIPS BY srEAMBOAT-YALE EX
ANINATIONS-SUM VISITORS.

Cannrdaeua June - (Spcciall.-rhc Canan.
doira Lake ha. fairly begun. The ayc the
boat, thi. week heaviest this year. The hotel,
expect busy the lst Of July. and the
along the shore bong rapidly nlcd. Tho steamer
Oearita has begun to make extra excursion trip l.
leaves here every afternoon except sunday az and
A. G. and every evening d; ?. returning at midnight.
Ths last trip is likely become popular, gives
people am opportunity spend evening tho lake
and Icurn night. The steamboat companies
arranging for sailing and rowing regatta Seneca
Point July L.
The NewYork Central people have taken possession Of
their in this Npasc. The building 4, per-
all it, appointment, and i, great impro,
Examinations for admission to Yale College held
at the Canardacua Academy OF Thursday. Friday and
SATURDAY They conducted D., Professor Henry A.
Jeers professor Of English literature at Yale. Buffalo
and C1nandagua wcr' the two place, IN Western New.
designated for the holding oi these th,
year. This fact speaks well for thc enterprise popu.
lafity OF the Canandsirua Acado my
Mr. aud My. Joseph = Spear. Of san Francisco Cll
latc National Conference Of Charities and
Correction held IN Baltimore. spent scycn! days here
Mrs. george y. Williams and Miss Williams. of this
village. lett Friday Tor Wiam>town Mas. attend
tho Williams College tommCnccncnt.
The Eey. j. G. Blue and Mrs. Blue. Of Marioncttc
WIS, IN town for the summer. The Rcv. Jamoe n
Lee and family Of Rochester occupying their cottage
on the Lake shore. Miss Agnes Hoyt OF this village. Is
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
ELLIOTT T. SHEPARD on NOSES.
AND PARTICULARLY on CHAUNCLY NJ. DEPEws.
From The Mail and Express.

AND PARTICULARLY on CHAUNCLY NJ. DEPEws.
From The Mail and Express.
Dr. Chaunccy u. Dcpcw has set the fashion III
reamed noses. He ,loIns that the operation he ha,
lust undergone has given his voice the quality Of
i'atti's and The ring OF 'iad, tones.
Yale crew heat Harvard By five cIigtn, through the
Improvement IN their wind by widening Tn nasal
air to let twin dIausht. mcrrily through the
praory system and keep the voice In roaring blaze
word the doctor doesn't believe we u,e our noses
Thi, original theory viii doubt be justified by the
he never talked through MS before, dnd tnc
pertinent viii have the charm Of novelty II IL help
40 keep him Ia prime condition tnc world will accept
WltiI gratitude. The country Will agree T. LET hiia
kccp the doors Of his vocal furnace Unmatched even
he has 10 wear mosquito bar, III front Of them
Dr. Depcw's prObrsci> seems Ia have been nr>t bored
through with white-h0, platinum wire and sIbsc-
quently to have had half an Inch Of its bone SUB
tractcd with He bore Il with hi usual chccrial
fortitudc. and to hear him lOk, over II one would
think the operation was as invgoiating as douchc
of Florida water.
IN, Dcpew nose is Roman in its conheuiation and
cNpanSc and has been used freely. Men OF strong
character are apt to have Roman noses gaunt. yet
meaty organs, with resistance a, well " penetration
In their makeup. IL the Doctors judgment few men
have sound noses. through having fallen the oor
when babies been hit that feature when boy.
1t would be fascinating subject for his invest CATION
TO inquire how far brokcn-noscd babys charN ter,
including It's voice. is affected by the accident IN aft or
Would Depew have been as great a man if he had
borne a broken III front OF him Thackcray ;
nose broken and he never had it bored into or
filed down. Would he have made speeche, instead Of
writing stories II Depcw could have given him points
Every summer has It's own fashions Cut tonsils
the fashion last summer among singer. /; was
set by Mr. Joseph Herbert. the comedian when he
getting ready to sing his famous comic song.
The Bcl!e of the Frea&s' Now we NAV look
for reamcd noses at all watering places OF i'm
povtancc, along with Romeo shoes aad black satin
waist sa>hcs. red hair. brown compilations anJ pink
finger nails Dr. Dcpew have great deal
to for. but the reamcd nose habit Is Likely
10 add 10 his popularity.
nose looks Just the from the outside. but II
holds odors in solution. LIS color i still a
tender peach blow. but that will fade away ~ a.
short time Dr. Mary Walkers n~t blush.
he is glad TO have had ii fixed up and put in order
and feels that his example contribute to the
health and happiness Of millions yet unborn People
who look for fame though through rcsmed noses
mustn't expect 10 be widely talked abont There
arc lots Of noses. but only one Depcw.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

,,s.nr in Ithaca the guest OF william Dos'"'eA '"1
family. .,.o.,o, h.va taken
charles s. Morgan and family, Of Rochester nave 'ss
uos,csslon 0 their cottage, 'Ihe hoene'' va ~
Major c. A. Richardson. OF this village !, II, -, .
vor At meeting Of the state Commission OF inc "c'S
,rre Rattle 1feld Memorial Association ,
J. b. smith and family are at fo're''e' '0'
Of weeks. -.a,t,,, bavc taken
= II Uamln and family Of Canandaigna' nav 'n, n
.rbe Grange 4" on the lake shore for the su" ..d
yyorthington the owner OF the cottage WI" ie"'''
" vIr,or rlcbtfoot OF this town, has been IN
nam ,ni. week attending the National SUNDAY '0hoO'
Association ,,,ss pridoman Of
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Thompson ana Hiiss
,his village are enjoying holiday IN Auou'"'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
REAL ESTATE AND TIE HOT WEATHER.'
THE MARKET DULL->oME OF THE PRIVATE
SALES lat WEEK.

THE MARKET DULL->0ME OF THE fhl'"iD
SALES lat WEEK
summer dulnc-, rcigns in the real cstaie Harhe'
ard hr,Lcrs are prepared meet with eIuahlhlN'
rhe canning holidays help to force rest upon 'ho
fverisbly octyc broker because hi promised victims
,,.,I, c.canc hi, clutchc, by neeng TO the country
air snuoc DAYS before the expected swoop. At the
rI r.t,t, Exchange the foreclosure sales last week
,',r. generally postponed. ard where the sale was
allowed to 20 ON the owner, bid the properly IN.
The private sales were not numerous
The conveyanccs for last week numbered 3o1, IN
voIyin. a; 0G6 l69 against 3O2. involving Sooil,ooo,
in IN. same week of le-D. The number of mortgages
rccor,cd wa, 30 involving @3l06,3so, against 81,
,volvr - 100 $50 in lSe9. The of projected
huiinc, Is forty ivc AT an estimated cost of $ill0,
30 compared with seventy four AT estimated cost
Of 9l,229,deO.
Among the private sales were the following: Bern
hoId t;alcwsd has sold Nos. i5l and i53 East
Uoustop IT, for S5j.750. The plot, 100 by 100 feet.
N IN tn ll1 spring. t. been sold bN samuel
and Uen.y Corn for Improvement Miss ;. Camp.
Lc bought the northwest cor.cr oI Madi,OnaNe. and
sold by MarGcri:a f. Ko,enbcrccr To John {. o,kar
for 10000 Charles luek a Co. have sold to Elliott
Xovow6k the " Pathway apartment house, No. 10
West Scvcny secondNt.. for about T2OO,C00. Nj.
Zborowsi give, M exchange thirteen lots on the south
side Of Eighty seventh st. between Central Park West
and Columbus, ava. at 4 valuation of $4,000 a lot
C. II. Lindsey sold 10 Daniel \. >dhlcn No. West
Eighty fOurth-St for T3j.OOO. No. IL West seventy
rumored price OF $1,000. The plot at Tenth ave-.
Hamilton Place and one hundred AMI forty thirat has
been sold for S2 800 10 be improved By the erection
of factory building with all modern improvements.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
CURED BY CUTICURA.

MY disease (psorasis) first broke on my left cheek
spreading across my nose and amos covering my face II.
ran INTO my eyes and the physician was afraid would lose
NY 9essht altogethei 1t spread all my head and
my hair all fell out until entirely baldhcadcd IL
theh oroke out on my and shoulders until my arms
were Just one sore II covered my entire body my face
head ana shoulders being the worst The white scabs fell
constantly from my head shoulders and arms the skin
would thken and be red and very itchy would crack
ana Des II scratched After spending many hundreds Of
Collars was pronounced incurablc. Of the CUTI.
CURA REMEDIES, and after using two bottles CUTI.
OohA HEsoLVENT. could see change and after
had taken eour bottles almos: cured and when I
had used six bottles Of CCTICURA RESOLVENT and ono
box OF CtriCURA, and cake Of CUTICURA SOAP,
was cured Of .he dreadful disease from which had
suffered Tor ave years thought the would leave
a. yeiy deep scar, but tie CUIlCrRA REMEDIES cured
II without any scars. cannot express with what
I suffered before using the CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Ihey saved my life, and feel it my duty recommend
them Ny haii Il restored good and my
cyesight know Of others who great bene.
tit from thei.
Mrs. ROSA KELLY Rockwell City, Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29

C. volk, Nine. Cappisna, Miss =. Banta;. Fisbcr.
J. Gross j. ". sufern. j. F: Won der he.uedi do,noei
Mrs + 5 smith l. ;. Lee, Miss NJ ; Colner, r,iis MisS
A. Collier j. Gates. jr, Mrs. Nosccy & s' sI 4
Mrs L. Hamln, ". j. jerome, J. W; Fms, H. "a '"
MacFarland Mr. and Mrs. W. b. COCHRAN, Ht, t,,gcr co.."
Mrs G. " Earle ". Mynderse. W B norl.Dio",yI,, ,I.
Mrs W. II. Field MISS Field. +. A. de PeysS,eTni %p VI
Misses De Peystcr. J. Laroque. f. D. Iowisehu; "a
Danzigcr, n. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs w, rin"h
Mir and Mrs. J. F. Jones' r. f.. Aiken W VI ~ IL
Mrs. E. V Gardinar. L. $ Howard and family, hrs' -
T. NJ. Leon, Mrs. G. +. Johnson ana liirt Ia -.
Hubert Mrs. +. W bennett, Mis- N: d. 1risToi1' ~
Upham, c. c. Thompson. W Edwards. Mr. ana DE ;ars'
] J. bowman Miss :. H. Peck the Rev. Dr. y fecH'
Nine C. Bickenhof, Miss II. Conncl Mr. ana Mrs'
s. NJ Fredenberg G.. H. Engcman Miss khfeinan' fft,
Mr and Mrs. j. F. Cole Mrs. T. r. Mason and family
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and Mrs. 4. King, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H DuIchIe'
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Marvin J. y, stone, c. Lconard W r. Campbell
Brusinger. j. u. IIagan. F. Lowenthal. j. l;olles.
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Addoms and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j. Hair, and
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