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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
sourawEsTEaS RArLaoAp coEpAsr.

GoUTnwEsTERS RAILROAD COEP1sY.
OFFIcs dAcoS. Ga, Dec. 10, 1870,
Dividend No "a Of Three Dollars and Fifty
Cents per share will be paid tbs stockholders "
this company on AND AFTER The 80 lAsT
Stockholders recslyinR their div lends 10 Macon
viii be paid at ths Central Georgia Bank Of this
city. those 10 fasanAae ~ the Csptiai lteliroad
iAnk 81 that city. w. 4. khAhrLY.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. IA. 1890.
The annual election for Directors of this bang
will be held at its banking house on TUESDAY
Jan. Is, 1891, between 70 and o'clock
THOS. GADSDEN. Cashier
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FRESH KILLED TURKEYS.
Market Basement.
NOTICE.

All bills against the British steamship
OPINGToN, Wallace Master. must be presented
at our ONCE by or before IL N. THIS DAY. Do
Gambler Gath. or payment thereof viii be de-
barred.
A. MINIS SONS. Consi9neas
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NOTICE.

CHRISTMAS EVE AT HEIDTs.
WEDNESDAY. 24rH. CUT PRICES.
Call early. Corner Congress and Whitaker
1515c. to-day for Chocolate Creams, same as
you pay 40c. for elsewhere.
lbs. Gum Drops, &c.
25c., 35c. and sec. gets the hsndsomest put up
Package of Candy in the city. Cali and see
25c. H. for Marshnallows.
49c. for Engraved bottle Silver Bell Cologne.
99c. for Engraved bottle Silver Bell Cologne.
49c for Florida Water.
Csc for Bay Rum, large bottle.
66c and SOC. fol pound Box Candy.
25c. Tor LeZells Soc size extracts 75c. for
two bottles in box. LundborgB Extracts, 24c
collar oox with three Cakes Soap, and SIC. for
Pretty assortment of desirable and low priced
Christmas Novelties.
Try i pound Box special f1ne SIC. Mixed
Candy.
Fresh Buttercups.
Look for additional prices among Personals.
NOTICE.
We, the undersigned insurance agents of
Savannah, Ga, agree TO close our Offices from
2 o'clock in the afternoon of the 24th December
until the morning of the seth December, 1890.
being half holiday on Christmas Eve and all
day Christmas.
John Sullivan & Co., Charles Prendergast, r.
J. Davant & Son, jos. T Stewart & Son, Kol-
lock & Screven. ]. F. Wheaton & Son, NJ A.
Cohen & Co., c. A. Reitze, bearing & Hull. Pep
per Harty, Julian Schley. Rowland & Myers,
John n. johnson s Co., Haines q Daniel
INSURANCE AGENCY.
JAS. T. STEWART sos, Agents.
JAS G. YoNGE. Manager.
London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Com
pany of Liverpool and New York Underwriters
Agency of New York. OFFICE No. 90
Bay Street,
"WHO WANTS MONEY?s
'Uncle ADAM" at 20 Jefferson street. corner
Congress street lane, will loan you literally on
any Personal" property. Call, or communi
cate by mail. Open A NJ to9PM
ADAM STRAUSS, Manager.
DON'T GIVE UP Nv DESPAIR,
Dyspeptics you viii find reliable remedy in
DIR. ULMER's LIVER coRRECroR
1t is a faultless vegetable preparation, and
indorsed by prominent medical men
Silver medal and diploma awarded over com.
petitors
Prepared by
B. F. ULMER, NJ. D.. Pharmacist,
Savannah, Ga.
Price. 81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Oh. r. r. ROBERTSON,
DENTIST
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
Corner Barnard and State Streets
NOTICE
All bills against the British bark JAMES G.
Balm, McNutt Master. must be presented at our
Office by or before 2H. THIS DAY. Dec q, or
payment thereof viii be debarred.
MIMIC oOka Go,.f1,oms
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DIVIDEND.
INPORTED sOI.ED.RACK

HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRUSHES
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES,
The finest selection in the city, Call and
examine
ROWLINSKI, Pharmacist, Broughton and Dry
ton streets. Telephone 465.
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MEETINGS.

u
GOLDEN RULE LODGE NO. ~. Too
A regular meeting Of this Lodge Will be held
THIS EVENING at s O'Clock
Members OF other lodges and visiting brothers
are cordially invited to attend
By order OF DE MCCOY n n
H. G. GANAHI- Secretary.
CHRISTIAN TEMPLE LODGE NO. ca.
10. g. I.
The members of above lodge are reouesred IN
meet at the lodge room THIS AFTERNOON at
O'Clock for tn purpose of paying the last
tribute OF respect TO their deceased sitter. ITIA
L. mIscALLY. By order.
o. G. MADDOX, CT.
J. ROWLAND r. S.
SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. S, x G. IL.
A regular meeting of this Castle will be held
al Metropolitan Hail. cor. Whitaker and Presi-
dent streets, THIS Wednesday, EVENING at
7:3o O'Clock. Members OF sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend
THOMAS j. SHEFTALL n. G.
Attest '. E. ST. CLoUD. NJ. of r.
NACOOCHEE TRIBE NO "a, Or. Nj.
a regular council fire will be kindled THIS
SLEEP "Wednesday at the Sth rum at wigwam
at ODD Fellows Hall. corner of State and Bar
nard streets tEncampment Rooml
Members Of other tribes and visiting b-others
are cordially invited 70 attend
z. A. GRApor, Sachen
Chief of Records
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ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING Co. OF GA
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec. 3, 1890.
An election for thirteen directors to manage
the affairs of this company for the ensuing
year will be held at tho Banking House in Sa-
vannah, MONDAY. the 5th Of January, 1891
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and .
O'Clock p NJ. Stockholders and their families
VIII be passed free over the company's road to
attend the election, from the 3rd to the 5th OF
January, inclusive, and be passed free return
ing, from the 9Th to the 9TH of January, inclu.
sive, on presentation of their stock certificates
to the conductors.
T. NJ CUNNINGHAM Casbiar
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
or Scissor Sets, Penknives, Cut Glass Cologne
Bottles, Jewel Boxes. Mirrors, Comb and Brush
Sets, Cigar Cases. Cigar and Tobacco Boxes
Card Cases, Ladies' and Gents Purses. etc., ct
STRONG'S PHARMACY. near Hotel De Soto.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
THE OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Dec 10. 1890. {
The annual election of direct ors of this bank
will be held at the bank, No. 400 Bryan street.
on TUESDAY, JAN 13, 1891, between and
O'Clock P. NJ JNO. NJ. BRYAN, Cashier.
CHRISTMAS DAY,
THUNDERBoLT AND THE RACES.
Leave Bolton street, and to supersede all
other Schedules.
For Thunderbolt-6:i0, a. M, 10 a. m. II a. m,
p. m, 2:30 p ~, p. M $3.50, 4:30, $50 d. m.
Leave Thunderbolt-e:aO, $50, $50, 1890, 1;25,
For Isle of Hope-6:40. 10 a. m, II a. M. p. M,
6:30 p. m.
Leave Isle OF Hope-e a. M, a M, 12 m, los
D. NJ, 5:t5 p. m.
For Montgomery-6:40 a M, 10 a. M, 3D. m.
Leave Montgomery-7:30 a. m, 1925 p. M,
4;45 p. m.
GEO. w. ALLEY, supt.
THE CHATHAM BANK.
This Bank will occupy its new Banking office,
on the west side of johnson Square, on Dec. &C,
1900
R. F. BURDELI,, Cashier.
FRESH KILLED TURKEYS.
1000 choice Turkeys for sale in quantities at
PUTZEL'S.
Will be open until 10 o'clock
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
L. PUTZEL,
MARKET Rnsanlanf
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TURKE Ysl
NO WESTERN POULTRY.
All Fine Domestic Rice Field Turkeys. Fresh
Killed on the Spot.
GOLDEN PLUME KALAMAZOO CELERY.
CRANBERRIES. VENIsON,
WOoDCOCK and QUAIL,
Everything for perfect Christmas dinner at
JAS. ]. JOYCE's,
Corner Abercorn and Liberty Streets
Telephone fO7
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MR.. JOHN G. CARTER,
NOTICE.

Neither the master nor consignees of the
British steamship CHENISTOE. Martin master,
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
the crew of said vess /.
A. MINIS SONS. Consignees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


FRESH EVERY HOUR IN THE DAY.
PURE CANDIES.
ELEGANT CANDIES.
FRESH CANDIES
HOT CANDIES.
CHEAP CANDIES.
our Goods are as cheap as Pure Candies can
be sold.
NC oonT attempt to compete with some
goods sold in this market.
Our Stick AMI Bar Candies have a ranutatior,
IN every state that sends tourists to orr CITY
and every year sends new customers. With
standing orders for our Pure Stick and Rar
Candies that they say they can't buy at home
We have fine line OF Baskets and Bonhon
Boxes and we know how to i'll them.
We have Candy made in the window every
afternoon; come in and sample the goods
Prices:
Mixed l5c., pounds Csc.
Broken SOC
Fine Mixed Csc pounds 81.
Fancy Mixed zoe. 6pounds SIZE
6onoons and.Eine Chocolates 60c. per pound. 81
pounds 50 30.
FURBER, The Confectioner
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may, wondering what the vomGn's object
was, aud how far she would allow the H.
dicnlous game TO proceed.
Meanwhile Rev. Mr.. Knowles had shifted
his spectacles from his forehead TO the END
of his nose, and he beamed more benignly
over them than under them, if possible.
" am an old man" said he, and you
must pardon my interference III the ahalrs
OF the Young. | am not yet clear as 10
what has brought you to me TOR second
time: bat let us say u IL Providence"
and be glanced reyerently upward. the one
direction Ia which the good mans sight
had never failed him. " | entreat you. my
son, be a man" he continued, land leave
this strange and evil course for the better
way
Draue was torn by many conflicting
emotions. The old clersyman's manner
was 80 kind that Drane could have klssei
his venerable hand. and his error was 50
annoying that Drane iouged 10 break MS
venerable neck.
- My dear -" he was going TO say " nv
dear sir, but Mr.. Knowles let him gel no
further than the adjective, He spread as
hands over the pair IN the familiar alu-
tude and Nellie, taking the hint, fell upon
Drane's neck. His utter inability to sVug-
gle against circumstances led him apso-
lutely 10 tears; hnd the Rev Mr. knowles
taking out a large handkerchief. cried SOIL
~ IN unison.
They were all so much occupied tina.
they did not hear the door-bell, nor had
their attitudes changed 10y hair's-breadth
when the door opened and Mrs; BESSIE
iarlanG, Of Buffalo, n. y, walked III.
Drane saw her out OF the corner OF ms eyes
and he tried hastily to shake Neliie's arms
from arognd his neck. but they were
clasped hard and fast, and nothing couia
, .G;sh them. Bessie gave n, u,r she Tie
sofa. There were frst-rate prospects or
genuine faint now. and Drane's agony WAS
proportionately increased.
AZ the sound of her late MISTRESS SOD
Aellis turned her head and when shs "a ~
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CHAPTER Y.

Ar all spasopable hours the streets OF
Nav Haven are full Of pretty girls. They
are merry Girls, too, who like to laugh
when there's ANYTHING funny IN sight.
Drauo. with the bogus Mrs. Drane upon
ms arm. passed some thousands OF then'
or at least he could have sworn That lie
did. and they at looked out OF the corners
of their owes and srinned with the corners
of their mouths. -.
II il narrowing to be the object OF this
kind of attention. Ii suggests the possi-
hility of a practical joker's placaTd on
ones back, or a black mark alongside one
nose. Drane investigated the esnplect as
we'll as he could by feeling stealthily, up
and down his back and using his handkercc
chief with great yieor. but LOT INC me ",
him he couldn't find anything calculated
10 create 50 much innocent amusement
~ suppose | look funny without my
moustache." he thought. but hang me IL
| should expect people 10 notice IL VINO
never saw me before"
Then no glanced down upon his com
noni0u. and beheld up0n her c0untenance
an EXPRESSION which az once explained the
Situation. She locked rs no woman ever
does except when SHE'S either seasich OF IN
love. A honeymoon smile OF Inc most
aggravated type transformed her te'ner
c0nelv faee.ipto the familiar mask OF I'M
Iaci,,3y and not even the blank stare with
which he met her upturneh eyes hoNtu
her 10 modify single detail OF her rioicu-
"sbe must be crazy too" be thought.
with shndder. unconsciously molding
The phrase OF his idea 20 TT the popular
INDICTMENT regarding his own mental condi-
ION. "Poor Girl her disappointment has
Size staered him into a, side street |; and
lust as he was trying to think OF deilcate
way Ia which he could ureehhr 10 aishon-
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vh,tcycr about crops. and what few mort
rarc. ! bold ERE iay concern and OF no
inter ~ % the public"
jimmy looked discouraged, ana Drano
fool sally supposed that be bad settled tho
bii~iue,s and rad himself Of the annoyance.
he even felt some wholly unnecessary
cOmpuUct OILS Of conscience az having
been So iule 90 the young man However,
he aid nothing more. but walked rapidly
away.
The reporter. Of course. followed him,
ard dii not lose sight ot him until he
turned into the SeaVrr House. Then JIM
m rl g. tho nearest telegraph office and
. 10 jln' dispatch 20 q New York uewspa-
po: " One-t thousand words interview with
Lawrence prane. escaped mauiac. Very
violent. Shall have HIM locked up IN half
hpus."
This done he returned 10 the Beaver
House. learned that the gentleman had
gone upstairs % see friend. sent a mes
sage TO police headquarters and sat down
% writo glowing account Of the capture,
which he regarded o. good as consum-
mated. for his local paper and his New
, OK patron. lie bad directed the answer
O. his telegram 90 b. sent 10 be the Beaver
House, and y came lust a two stalwart
policemen from headquarters hurried IN.
Jimmy began ~ explain the situation to
them rs he opened ,he envelope, but when
here2d the dispatch BIS jaw dropped IN IA
way that threatened 10 rend bis connte-
nance IA twain. This was the editors an
kwcf
Don't want il. Must be mistaken.
Drane Ia custody here. Captured last
night
The policemen growled and poked fun
~ the reporter but jimmy was 70 sure
TINT no was right and argued so earnestly
that they consented O. stay awhile and
take a look al the alleged Lawrence Drane.
Meantime the victim Of this pursuit had
scanned the register of the Beaver House
on the dates just subsequent 10 the theft
OF his clothes and belongings. AZ a time
that corresponded exgctly With the tramp's
ttOry he was Mortified 10 ind this entry:
Mr. and Mrs. J.. Drane. Kansas City,
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man. Then III tell YOU ali how It hap
pened, If Won won't get me into trouble.
81 VIII agrce not to get You into trouble"
rcphcd Lawrence, If YOU Will give me the
correct address of Mrs. Bessie ltaTland,
and ID YOU Will also return her property TO
her
This blunt request came pretty near
leaving a fantlng WoMap on MI Drane'S
hands. Her bushes left her face and she
collapsed INTO the chair ike limp rag.
Lawrence fastened TO thrust various bot
Ties Of liquids that he saw on nautel INTO
her hands, and he famed her vigorously
with his hat
1t WAS some time before she recovered
sufficiently to accuse him Of desiring to
play some trick upon her. He protested
That such wac not his intention ana urged
her TO be calm. promising 10 90 AT once to
the clercvman's if she would write tho de
sired address. This she finally did and
tacn retired 20 dress for the street. Whiie
he was waiting Lawrence wondered that
she had not made particular inquiries
about her husband, and his conclusion was
that she cared uothlng for him, her only
de4ire being 10 possess ms supposed
wealth.
When AZ last they started down stairs the
younq woman thrust her hand INTO his arm
aud leaned heavily upon him, saying:
II am SO upset by this"
Lawrence calamity undertook the bur
den. aud as they passed through the Office
bee saw his acquaintance Jimmy. the re-
porter. watching him narrowly. Two p"-
ircnen were there. too, and as he passed
them ne heard one OF them say: ID,
"He does look like a conlounded lunatic,
for fact.
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NOT BORN TO BE KILLED.
The Luck of a Man Who Was Mixed Up
in the Kentuck5 Cyclone.
louisville Courior-journall

Under a lucky star Lawrence LonG' u
little Jacksonville boy, must nave "teh
horn. Three times has he faced Wliai
seemed i'm each instance certain death, uGJ
almost uiraculouslv he has gone ttrCugh
every ordeal aud cJmo ont not only ahNc'
but uuiniurcd.
About five years 400 Lawrence went mp
on the Louisville bridge, carrying dinner
t. his father. who il the toll-gate keeper.
The dav was warm and sLliry, and the
river being low the cleaning rocks so Jar
beneath attracted the attention OF the IT.
iln urchin. I'm order 10 obtain better
view of the scene hc placed his basket On
the footway and clambercd upon theguaru-
ral 20 look down. The glddy height made
hi. senses reel. and before he conid si'e
himself ho he'd tumbled hcadloug upon
the Jagged rocks below. &,
From distance his father had witnessed
the incident, and he hurried from inc
bridge. expecting 10 find the mGneied
body Of his son stretched upon the shore.
but TO his surprise his little boy met HIM
half yav and laughingly related the paril-
culnrs of his tremendous fall as II n were
huge Joke. BY some mysterious rTo'i-
dence he was not even bruised.
Later on. when Lawrence was seventeen
years old, like most OF the young fellows
of that age. he fell in love with the
hor. With the assistance Of friend, he
succeeded IN procuring a marriage
license. and one evening he elOped
with his sweetheart. Although he en-
ioled the clerk to keep the matter q
secret. the part cUlars appeared III the
C0ulrcr-JnpHG the following morning. In
this manner the father OF the girl learned
at tine marriage. and he became 80 angry
that he loaded his shotgun ana started On
a hunt for his new sOn-in-law with the
avOwcd determination OF annihllating hlm:
They met shortly 8tteryard, and the old
mal emptIed both barrels OF ms gun at the
boy. Again fortune favored the youth,
who had made himself famous by his re-
marhahle fall from the bridge, and not one
of the handful Of shot struck him.
YOU'VE Longs last adventure occurred
on THURSDAY NIGHT. Heisa member OF the
Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge which
met AZ the Inflated Falls City Hall, IN this
CITY. and on the Right II the cyclone he
came over TO attend the meeting. When
the tornado selZed the structure IN li3
Grasp and rent II 20 pieces. he was amou@
the crowd gathered on the third hoor.
Though the others rushed panic-stricken
hther and thithcr in a frantic effort
to escape. the boy with the charmed
life renamed quietly standing IN the
place where he was when the proceedings
were interrupted. Amid the roar OF the
elements, the groans of the dying, and .
clashing of the tumblng walls he was ns
cool as an Icicle The floors fell in and he
went with them. but his guardian angel
was promptly on hand with the need 4
assistance. and when Lawrence crawled
out of the ruins he found upon eXamIna-
ton that The only injury he mad sustained
was a small scratch upon one OF his ears.
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THE RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. APRIL 49, 1890.

who had entered her tlisrnay was so p.1si;nit,
written on her face that even tno ,ntar-
sighted old pastor saw il. He mis,H a.
proted It, Of course, and cast look o. VIZ
approval upon Bessie. .bs
Young woman" said he, ARC yot .h 1.,e
unhappy caIse Of difference between ILL.,
But Bessie paid little attention 20 ~ y,
words. She rose unsteadily from ~, 49, pa,
threw M her head with n pitiful hiDe Nv
tempt NJ dignity. and said .,
Ar. Draue, l came to this city oeOa .Sie
j believed that YOU were III and IN tsouJIi-'
and hoped to help you az you once ne.
cd me. \ Young man, whom / teue'c.
be a representative OF the press. dlreo. 49,.
me 10 this house. That explains ny
presence; but. Of course. / can stay nv
longer must say good-by."
There. SIT didn't ! tell sou your Izlllo
was Drane!" exclaimed ReY. Mr.. Knows
who had been fairly bursting with q , ueI
sire to say it since Bessie's first word h"''
been uttered.
Bessie-Alrs. Harland," cried Drane'
choking with love. rage. and other einp-
tons which aflict the young, II swear 70
you thai this is all q hIdeous mistake; 1
have never seen this woman before to-uay,
AID | don't care to sec her again Ill tneu,;ly
Judgment. on which occasion NAV sue
escape her deserts She was hanging
round my neck for some insane purpose o.
her own: and this gentleman and Drano
softeue1 his voice and bowed TO M
KOwlcs-" persists that he married us"
Married. =" cried Bessie, and she sam
back again upon the sofa.
But he didn't, YOU know cried Dranoi
fastening toward her. He'snear-sigh teu
or something, and abe really married my
necktie-oh, give my word, don't Know
what Pm saving. bur II Bessie, love
you. God knows. and every beat OF my
heart has been faithful to you since m
eyes first rested on your face. May.
sir" cried Rev. Dir Knowles in Voioe
of thunder. " this il more than ! can
permit. viii you make love 90 another
woman before your wife's ewes, you YOUNG
yillain?n
But this rebuke fell UNDECIDED. Tor
Drane'suncxpected declaration had proven
too much for Besses nerves, already deep
ly shaken. and she had fallen into lalIt-
ness as deep. 10 al appearances, as DEAN
itself Drane Sprang forward 10 her sue,
and Rev Mr.. Knowles Dutterod along ailei
him. Nellie. too. was moved by the siGht pl
her former mistresss palhd face, aud 'he
bid far 10 be of more real use imam
either of the men. But they were an ID
earnest. and SO intent upon their task thaI
they did not see the door open, nor QUO
they know that any one had entered tiii
harsh voice said: Lawrence Drahe,
sc bloOmn luuatic. I've got to take yer
nv III.
Drane turned to confront Jimmy andthe
two policemen.
fro BE C0STEUUD.l
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single application OF the CrUcURA NENE-
DIES instantly relieves the NEST agon.1lug &C.
Zemss and itching skln-dseascs, aud points % q
speedy. permanent, and economical cure.
CUTicURA, the great sklu-curc. Instantly allays
the most agouizine itching and Inflammation,
clears the skin and s'slo Of every trace Of dis
ease. heals ulcers aud sores, removes crusi5 ami
scales anu restores the hair. CJrlcUEA soar.
the greatest OF skiu-puridcrs and beautllers, is
Indispensable in treating skin-diseases and BE-
hy-humors. Il produces the whi,est. clearost
skin aud sofiet hands, free from pimhie, spo,
or blemish. CUTIcURA REs0LyESr the new
blood and kin-pUriaer.ereat Of humor-remo-
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CUTICURA REMEDIES

dies. cloanscs no blood % al Impurities ard
poisonous elements, AID thus removes tho
carsx. Hence tho CUUcURA RFnsniss cure
o,nry species ~ acorizing. humiliating. it,h-
lag, burning ally. ami pinpiy Diseases Of Tho
skim. scalp, rni blood, win lols = hair. and
al Aumors. tlofchcs. efuptlonf, sores, Scales, ana
criists. whether simple. s'rofnIo1s, or conia-
r,ous. when the beet physicians snI an o.her
remedies fa.i
soheyoryWhcrc. Prlco: CUrICrg', t',: soar,
sc RgsotysSr. 81. Prepared by DE porrEs
DaCG ANo CusyicAr CorrogAIIos, Noston.
se- SEMI tor "Iloe 70 Cure ska Disease a
paces. tl illustrations, sui in0 testimonials.
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CURED BY CUTTCURA.

Of rccoverY happened TO see an ADVERTISE
mcnt IN the newspaper about your cUrIccRA
RsxSpixs. and purchased them from my drug
glst, AMI obtained almost immediate relief bee
gen 10 notice that the scsiy erupaons gradually
dropped on and disappeared ono By one. AMI
have becn fully cured. I hai ne disease ,hir-
teen months before began taking the CUucUsA
RgayDixs, and IN four o. iVo seekswas entirely
cured. yy disease vas eczemA and psoriasis.
recommended ihe CUfIcuRA kgxgDiSs 70 all in
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