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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

lecture room (see above eut), already
erected and paid for. but this has long
proved too small TO accommodate the
increasing members which assemble
each Sabbath. The new edifice will bs
. handsome one, yet not elaborate, in
Keeping with the demand and the
favored community in which IL il
located, and VIII be An ornament TO the
long list OF Grand Rapids church
structures. IL will eontaIn q main
auditorium, opening from which will be
me lecture room and church parior.
BY an ingenious arrangement OF fold
ng curtain doors these portions OF the
building can be opened to the main
auditorium, thus increasing tie entire
seating capacity. Under the lecture
room there may be fitted up . most
h0me-like reading room and library,
provided with the current newspapers,
periodicals., magazines, etc., writing
tables on which may be found pen, ink
aud clean paper for correspondence,
and IL possible IN the near future an
evening school will be started to meet
. pressing need IN the way Of ahording
opportunity tor young working men to
receive private instruction for two or
three nights each week, where regular
attendance at the public evening
schools - imprsctlcable and impossible.
How It Got Its Name.
The Jay Memorial Churcn takes its
name from the late Rev. Henry NJ. Joy,
u. d., late secretary and presiding
elder OF the Michigan Conference, VINO,
by painful accident, met his death At
Greeucastie. Ind, some time ago. DIR.
Joy Was we'll known TO the people of
Grand Rapids a. an earnest and eficsent
Christian minister, loyal and sggres-
s,ve citizen and . man OF sterlIng zeal
aud character. AZ the time of his
death the city recognized It's loss and
manifested Its sympathy in many ways.
and now that there has sprung up this
Christian church society making It's
name . lasting memorial to hIsgenuIne
manhood and plety there is certainly
cause for aratulstlon. Tomorrow the
corner atone OF this new church viii be
laid at half psst two o'clock. Prominent
clergy men Of the city will be present.
Geo. W. Buimsn, treasurer, resides at
No. 80 Park-ave.. and will attend to
ths financial part OF the enterprise and
viii be glad To hesr from those inter
essed 81 the last session of the MtchI-
gan Conference which met in this city
IN September last. The Rev. William
l. Dawson was appointed 10 the
charge. The work, taough yet IN its
ineipisncy, is progressing speedily. Ad-
dltious to the church membership are
being made every time opportunity u
offered. This. with . Sabbath school
of even larger proportions than the
church. prophecy glowing and useful
career for thls portion OF Christian
work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

traces upon its sinuous trail. he was not
more cunning, calculating nor treason
Abla with crsduleus Eve, than was Mr..
Macune with confiding TIE xas alliance
men when he inveigled them into put.
ting their toil-earned dollars into his
financial grab trap"
The Texas Alliance exchange -four
ished a little over two years and failed
hopeiessly in the spring of 1889.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
F,-Govsrn.r aeadiy III.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Ex-Governor
George III ,sdly is dangerously i'll with
q neumoula, and for day or two his
life has been despsired OF. This morn
ing tnc physicians gave some en-
although IS is slight.
Since Governor Hosd y left OHIO 10
practice Jaw in New York he has been
q very busy man. He found . large
practice awaiting him Of the most prof.
table kind. Governor Hosdly's work
has cli seriously on his health and his
friends have feared that he WAS under
mini nr hs constitution.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

FyArd. Inspector Conlin and George
Mitchell aud wife. the latter being .
daughter OF Mrs. Williams. The body
vii be kept ss the Fifth Avenue hotei
until Monday morning st IL O'Clock,
when the lass words viii be spoken and
the body Inferred st Greenwood. Col.
Clayton MeAichAei. of tina North Amer
lean, aAs ehsrge:.of the funeral arrange
menta. 6sneral Passenger Agent Wood, /,
OF the PennsylvaniA railroad, has ex-
tended the courtesies of the road 70 the
fxmily Of Mr.. Florence.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

Lrrrrs Rock, Ak, Nov. sn.-Wm.
strlcklsad, . well known butcher OF
this city. met With an accident today
shss may rssuls N hrs death. whsle
adjusting an apparatus IN the ceiling Of
his shop ne tell frsm tse Top Of step
isSdr on On immense beef-hoos. He
wss cangns below The left ribs and re-
u,siusd hanging fer several niautes
h-fors assistance could be ebsAs
Hls condition is crlssaL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
succoREo sY LIFe SAVERS
fhs Schooner Leaking on Gedsriet
Proves e. be the I'd. Kelly.

Proves g BE the Id. Kelly.
GoDEKIsH. Ont, Nov. 20.-The life
boat has sacceedad in reaching the
large schooner reported at anchor OF
here. ltisthe Ed Kelly, bound from
EscanabA, Michigan, to Cleveland with
. cargo OF iron. The vessel
- leaking and her foresail is gone.
Men have been sent to assist the crew
and supply of provisions furnished
them. The dfsmasted vessel that Was
at anchor further out cannot be sighted
this morning. A tug IS now out search.
ing for her. The storm has abated
considerably.
PoEr HURos, Mich. Nov. 2o.-A dis
patch from Gcderich, Ont, says the
schooner supposed to be the George.
which had been flying signals OF dis
tress OF that port for forty y-eight hours,
foundered last night and all hands
were lost.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

CopoRADo sPRINes, Gel, Nov. 20
The fret accident on the Msnitou A
Pixies Peak Cog road occurred today,
in whlch Conductor W. III. Tucker lost
his lie. A fat loaded with pipe had
been left on . heavy grade above the
engine. II became unfBaBseeable and
in the collision that followed Tucker
was threwn against the engine and vss
crushed and scsided by escaping steam
The road was in operation from July
10 October.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

Anew kind Of street ear rail 10 sSvey-
tised. IL 10 pronised 70 those Who
adopt il that there viii be me eyoBe,es
or s.rinsers 70 ne retting, NO spInkee -
ne wortirs loose. no hsh piatee 70 GET
loose and rattle. and no tearing up ef
streets when q raj he's TO b replaced" !"
The chairs that support The rails ere
saucer shaped. and are ses spos . ssnr
crete hkA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

= Indiana railroad company, retired -
lo:2o o'clsck yesterday moreisg. Altar
hsing out sight hours thss TstUrned aaa
the foreman announced that aa agree
nent Vas impsss ble- The eeers gave
some instructions, and several Of tue
jury were Of the oplnlon that a agree
ment could bs reached. Tas deputy
Ted and locked them Up again- AZ 2
O'Clock this naornins no osnciaslen had
been reachsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

Bsnry Dykshssss csnrremisss vita the
or IL for s..eoo.

O R 4 4. for 5000
Henry g. Dykehouwe hss effected
settlement with the @. u. a ]. railway
company for injuries received in The
wfeck that occurred last summer near
Kalamazoo. Mr.. Dykebouse wss ser-
ousiv cut on The bead. and wss disabled
for several months. An ugly scar re-
main. on his forehead sad scslp as the
result OF the accident. ana the question
of the amount Of damage was compro-
missed by the payment 10 Mr.. Dyke
house OF 81 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

P.F. Dslahunt, 8 commercial trav-
eler for the firm Of Baruham, steepsl n
Co. of Detroit, residing st Ne. los
Bo.twick street. wac wnitiiine Plug
for q water pipe . few rlghs since,
when the knife slipped and cut his
forearm, sevrring three srteriss- He
was consissrshlv weakened by icss Of
blood and . surgeon ~as sunmonsd -
tie the arteries.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
DEMPSEY ROUNOLY CHEERSOs
he was Too III to Spar, but His Appea,
aucs Was Well Received.

New YORK. Nov. 20.-Jack Dempsey,
ex.champanion middle-weight pugilist,
had recovered from his illness enough
tonight to appear on the stage of the
theater in Brooklyn where, he and
young Mitchell are giving sparring ex-
hibitions. Dempsey did not spar and
Jimmy Carroll, the popular heavy
weight of Brooklyn, took his place.
When Dempsey stepped out on the
stage, he was cheered for . half min
ute. Carroll made . lively set-to with
Mitchell and kept the latter on the
jump all time, his weight was too much
for Mitchell.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

"Peoplc think Big Rapids il pretty
dull" said Judge c. f. Dewey yester-
day. "Well, it IS. to q certain extent.
Big Rapids needs some capitalists VINO
have money to invest and who are not
afraid to invest 1t. Then we have had
q great deal to work against. Taxes
have been high, because of the city's
bonded debt. But that is being re-
duced now; so taxes will be lower here
after. The worst thing that has both
cred Us has been the excessive freight
rates. Tney have been unusually high
on all three roads. This has had =
great deal to do with keeping manu-
featuring establishments away. Men
don't Ike 10 invest their money in an
enterprise when they know that good
share OF the profits will be eaten up by
freight charges"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

By specsi provision Of the pssais
school act the Grand Rapids hoard Of
eduostisn has the right 70 charge resi-
dent pupils . noeerate tsstiop FOR the
study of language other than English.
Attorney General Ellie has giveE the
of,.n,on that - tuition fee can he
chsree< resident pupiis fer any krssek
of study whatever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
WILL NOT SIGN THE CONTRACT.
The sspsrvsssrs May Reeossidss the
Vault Contract

County Clerk Harvey said yesterday
that the building committee Of the
board of supervisors would not sign the
contract with the Fenton Metallic COM
pany for supplying Office fies for the new
county building. lie sald tnst himself
and Supervisor Solomon, who compose
the committee. had received q CON-
munication 10 the effect that ties
could be furnished S2.0eo cheaper than
the contract price of fentoa company.
Following the communication was .
petition slgned by somc OF the heaviest
tax payers in the city, and II was
thought expedient TO give the board
further opportunity 10 reconsider the
matter. No damage could result from
such delay. ne thought. and If there
was an opportunity 10 save 5000 he
was anxious 10 do SO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

pfrTssrRs, New. 20.--At : O'Clock
this sfteTneon Major r. A. Aoatooth.
representing senster Qnsy, entered
suit AGAINST ths Plttsbgsrz Poet fer
floa .ooo damages On the charge OF
itfsl
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

The city attorney bss mailed letters
70 q nursber Of tie iesdipg Iitbcyrsps-
'rs hsuses Of tss eourtry sskins them
20 sDfrnt ssds fer the printing Of IN.
cIfy vstey aoods. sesn 70 - issues 4,
the amsens sf tsSo ,0oo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
svssss1 cs scroe FLORENCE.

c.~-~--f@~ wfsf f.s. rtses ~ vsv
ysss assssy ssrsss>s-
pu,,4nstyHrA. Sev. 7o.--rhs body
cs william =. Fisr~nee, the fsHsoas
actor ~ho I'D h~vs last xat ~rs
sens 4, Nv Y.srh "a . speessi e,ms'ns-
con ear late ths sfs~fnssfs. fise-e en-
"a u.a wer~ Ma Ws!lsa<, hTs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

nmnat 90 saeasy srsrftea hsf lassi 4
hestseS sna slopea VIA 1ohn scos-
IAs ssstef a Tee san oi the wonss's .
slsses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

finAsno~e. ILL.,. New. sa--In VITA,
ths esanty, typessd fe~ss q esasas
wzay deaths. In seme sases ssssfe
fsaallsss s.se h~ea wsp~a eat ~ shs
dls<As~. Ess ssaeols hsvs been slosea.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
CHAIRMAN MAcUNe DENOUNCED.
An Angry Alliance Man Flags Him
Harshly.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20.-W. 8. Nc
Alhster. of Mississippi, chair man of the
executive committee OF the anti.sub-
treasury alliance willtUsnorrow publish
IN open letter making 4 fiery attack
upon DIR. Macune, chairman OF the ex-
ecutive comm ittee of the alliance. 1t
says: when the serpent crept into the
sanctltiei Elem, leaving his shiny
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21
GRAND RAPIDS cLEARlNcS-

The City Makes u HEAVY cain In the
Exchange,
NEW York, Nov. 20.-Ths clearings
for the city of Grand Rapids for the
past week are sl.l06.144 . gain OF 44.3
percent as compared with same week
last year.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

william Au.tin of ChicAge, travelling
aet n for ths C., y. a O., sa guest ~
sweets
n. Childs Of Mnskeeon and Vim. Jud-
son of Chelsea. we're guests ~ sweets
yesterday.
s.S. Sarusls aod Samuel orlash Of
Rattle Creek, registered af the Ciaren-
don last night
D~irnt ~. Lowell. . rrerinens AZ
tora~v from Psntas. displayed hss
ssrAsta ssaastafs On tas register ~ The
Maftca yesterday.
4. 4, Gray. . kstksssa eisken ef
o*.rtnsae~. ~ss .meaa yesterday AZ
fivais ~ TIE Eagle
10 "A. Bal. af asfaastte. ae~ oF ths
.slsss sns ssss kas~a sstosasys Ia tAs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

<How's Saugatucky' asked . re-
porter for tho TELEGRAM-HERAL Of
Captain X. G. Britain at the Clarendon
last night. "well, / don't know; TIA
almost ~ dead as Grand Haven, though
Iguess. Lake traffic has been good
this year, however. I have FIVE boats
out yet and If shippers keep up their
demands I sha'n't get them in much
before Christmas This has been . good
season for me. / haven't had any
trouble to speak Of. One of my boats
had $1,000 fire, but il was oil covered
by ins sursnce. You asked about Ssu-
gatuck. 1 don't believe il will ever be
anything more than it is now. 1t hasn't
ANYTHING 10 make it excep. its farming
community. The land around it ex-
cellent, and the fruit crop 10 imme nse.
but when you have said thatyou have
said il all. They talk about getting .
railroad there, but don't zee why any
road should build In there when II
could just - well GO 70 some email town
with . good harbor. sauestuck hss the
poorest hsrbor OF any town on the lake;
but ~ sald, Iisfruit crop saves IT."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-21

srAE~1 20 thr Saff Eeen.
Tire gsrs y tss fers Della Sprsrus
damage sust against the Gfass Eapsas
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
The Athletic Arena.


The lively competition is on between
the Lorillards and the Scots.
The Wayne A. C.. expects to get the
team honors in the several cross country
events next season.
The Staten Island A. G. officials say
they have not in years past had so large
an entry list as they have for their spring
games on Mas o.
That e~nterprising organizations the
Acorn Athletic Association now hold
both the light and heavy weight tug OF
war championship, attesting their skill as
the premier tuggers of the A. A. u.
Amateur Athletic Union headquarters
will move today from Park row to No.
252 broadway.
The Palisade Athletic Club of West Ho-
bOkeD have secured a club house, together
with a thoroughly equipped gymnasium,
and have elected the following officers
President, George Mears: Vice-Presldent,
Thomas Kelly; Financial Secretary. Fred
Thompson; Recording Secretary, William
Miagay; treasurer, u. Grasshon; Cap
tain, Johr Mccartney, and Lieutenant,
w. Jenkins.
In the West End A. c. trials at Newark
Valentine. Adelphi a. c. won first prlz
in the l20 pounds class, u McNichois
OF the West End A. c., captured second
The wind-up was special four-round go
between J. Sullivan. OF the Down TowI
A. O., and b. Mullins, of the West Ends
Referee Burrell decided in favor of SullF
van. a decision that caused considerable
dissatisfaction.
AT the yaruna Clubs boxing tourne
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
whirl Of the wheels.

A meeting of the delegates of the BIZ
cycle clubs composing the committee in
charge of the Milburn road race met last
evening at the Brooklyn Club house. at
62 Hanson place, to arrange the details of
the contest. There were present Messrs.
A.. b.. Barkman and N. Mead, Brooklyn
B. c.; Loucks, Kings G. w; Drabb.e,
Atalauta W., and Mcfarland, Manhattan
b. G. 1t was ascertained from the re-
ports OF the delegates that the opposition
to the Milourn course was purely rumor;
that residents along the course had ex-
pressed themselves in favor Of the contest
rather han being averse TO It. The prime
and apparently only objector is Cdif
Consul Brown OF the New jersey division
Of the l.. A. W.
1t has been decided to retain the handi-
caps on the pneumatic and cushion tired
wheels, as at FIRST proposed. viZ:-Four
and one minutes respectively. A time
handicap limit of twelve minutes has
been placed on the race. Three special
time prizes viii be awarded for the best
actual times made on the pneumatic,
cushion and solid tired wheels. A meet
ing TO arrange the final details OF the race
Will be held about the middle OF May.
The Palisade Wheelmen had a success
full lantern parade on saturday night.
The Century Wheelmen OF Pniladei-
phia win make a strong effort TO secure
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
CHARLES A. BRUSH, Manager.

the first prize for the best club attendance
on the century run.
The Racing Board of the L. A. w. have
appointed Charles f. Randall to represent
the League as a member of the tribunal
provided for In Articles of the alliance
with the A. A. u.
The committee in charge of the Ken
lucky division meeting of the League of
American Wheeimen. which will be held
on June 20 and u at Louisville. have de-
cided 10 try the heretofore dangerous ex-
pertinent OF racing at night by electric
light. IL Is proposed to make arrange
ments to guard against accidents. Only a
few races will be run on the first evening
in order to test their arrangements. II the
promoters of these races succeed in over
coming all the serious drawbacks attend
ing the successful.running off an event Of
this character it will reyolutionize indoor
racing.
The articles of Alliance between the
League Of American Wheelmen and the
Amateur Athletic Union, signed by Presi-
e n Mcmillan n Secretary Sullivan Cor
the Union, were sent to President Dunn,
OF l. A W.. for his signature yesterday.
A bicycle club has been formed at Nor
ristown.
Queer work was done In the third a nd
fourth races at Washington yesterd ay,
and Jockey Day was suspended.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
Corporation Notice

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THEgTH
~ day Of ssstem @.ss, sss9 S RolsS eomm mas msTs
by {. H. Harlng and Others for the CONSTRUCTION
OF q MAIN SEWER IN ST. PAuL's AVENUE.
from Tonnele avenue 70 the Hackensaek River. OF
suitable dimensions and In aecordance WITH me
necessary man noles. receiving basins and appur-
AoSics is also given that on the 18th day Of April.
1897. the commissloners OF Assessment nisa WIZ
preliminary sketch showing what propertS Will
probably be assessed and the probable amount OF
pross%ens, ssd the samsts now ogea e pg6lls
inspection IN the oiice o. me Clerk OF the DoAruo u
and notice Is lsogiven thai the following streets
or avenues or par .tculsr sections tnereoi are In
ST. PAUL's AVENUE.
from 100 feet west OF Summit avenue 70 tne hack
shsAeA ave BEACON AVENUE
from l0 feet west OF Summit avenue 70 nelson
avenue. ,,orvr
from DO feet west Of summit avenue 70 Beacon
a'enue HOPKINS AVENUE.
from 90 feet west " summit avenue TO Colard
street.
from 100 feet west or summit avenue to Its west
e"' HOLDEN LANE,
from Revan street 70 its westerly terminus
Van Wal as ALivH ,srmiuus
ifoHi ''@ CoELARD STREET.
from ST. PauI,s avenue 70 Beacon avenue.
HURON AVENUE
from 100 feet north OF Van Wrinkle avenue to Bear
NELSON AVENUE,
from 100 feet north OF van Nlnkle avenue 70 y
point lo feet north OF Beaesn avenue.
from 100 feet north OF Van Wrinkle avenue TO its
northerly terminus r~
from 100 feet nortn of Van Winkle avenue TO Its
" sERKIEY PLACE,
from Tonnele avenue 70 GermanIa avenue.
from 100 feet north y Van Misfie avenue 70 100
VAN WAGENEN AVENUE.
from st. Pauls avenue 10 It's northerly terminus
from ST. paul,s s Avenue to is norsherly terminus.
OD Gov E
from 81. Paurs avenue 70 lis mort herIy terminus-
from st. Paurs avenus 10 Il noErheriy terminus
from 100 feet north OF Cherry Lane to Deg street.
from st. Paufs avenue 10 a point ABOUT Sp Ieet
nortn thefeoi' LEWIS AVENUE.
from ST. raurs avenue TO a point about $40 feet
north thereof. .urs AvrSrrE
from st pants avenue TO a point about S5 feet
north thereof JAMES AyENU
from 100 feet north Of cherry Lane TO Dey street.
s.oo no feet north OF Cherry Lane TO Dey street.
~ AyEs ".
ao feet hoi'A HALsEr AVENUE.
from $50 feet south OF 81 Paul's avenue to a poiar
aSoa' IS feet A0 s5s 4 4 ssanE a.'na'-
from 80 feet south of St. Pauls avenue TO a point
about rs feet north q s.; Pagi,s avenue.
from go feet south Of 81. PauTs avenue to a point
about rs feet north Of ST Panps avenue.
r STREET.
from Tonnele avenue to Charlotte avenue.
HOWELL STREET,
from Charlotte avenue to the New YORK, SusQue-
hanna and Western railroad
and mat the nrst day OF June, 1891. at 10 O'Clock
a M, and the meeting room OF the Board OF street
and Water Commtssio1ers are hereby nxei as the
time and place when and where the Board OF
street and Water Commissioners will meet to hear
P% ssssss anssse sssins 81 the SAD sSpf improvement asa ~ Lat ri
may be presented IN writing.
By order OF the Eoard OF Street and Water Com
missioners-
Dated Jersey City. April 80 1891.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06

The Ladies' Friendship Bowling Club
received and entertained the Teutonia
Bowling Club members and their ladies
At Colonel Browns Court House alleys in
fine style last evening. The entire com
pany numbered forty couples, and a jolly
party It was. The guests were appro-
priately welcomed by Mrs. Frank Gall
levy, president Of the Lady Friendship
CLUB, and the ladies and gentlemen of the
club seconded her efforts to entertain the
guests. Ex- Commissioner Emil DATE was
the soul of fun, ana Frank Gallery, ex-
Sheriff Heiptze. ex-Aldermen Steltman,
Henfy II. Simon and Gustave Metzier
were not far behind. The games and fes-
tive exercises were concluded with a sup
per. served by gallant Colonel Brown.
The game Of the evening was the contest
between the Teutonia ladies n those Of
the Lady Friendship Club. The scorer
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
Fine Healthy Skin
Cure OF a Distressing Skin Disease
Gratefully Acknowledged by a
New York Gentleman.

My little grandson having been cured of an
eczema by the CuTIcURA REMEo les, | was pre-
vailed upon by wife anu daughteFs to tiy it my
sell for a distressing skin malady that Las been
the hane OF my life for twenty years.
1t required a good deal Of persuasion to get me
20 try It, for l argued that a man seventy years
Of age could not be cured by the same remedy
that u ~two-year-old Chilli was was perfectly
astonished at the result, however. In one week
my eruption had nearly disappeared, and in two
weeks there was not q yestige of it left. A
Transformation took place from a leprous TO G
fine. healthy skin My head, before l COM
menced the use Of the CUrIcURA REMEDIES, was
which ] could pull of in pieces the size Of a
dime. while from my elbows, knees and other
parts Of my body l could detach strips the size
OF a half dollar. My head had such an appear
ance that syoided society. but now. thanks to
the CUTlcURA RESfEDi rs, can once more go out
with comfort. and enjoy all the pleasure of
society with a satisfaction I was long a stranger
10. THOMAS S. NEEDHAM.
% W. SD ST., New YORK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-05-06
cuticura Remedies.

Words can scarcely do justice to the esteem in
which these great skin cures, blood purifiers and
greatest of humor remedies are held by those
who have found them the only relief and speedy
cure for skin. scalp and blood diseases which
have rendered life almost uncomfortable by rea-
son of personal Disagreement and great physical
suffering.
CUrrcuRA REsoLvEsT, the new Blood and Skin
Purifier, Internally Ito cleanse the blood of all
impurities, and thus remove the cause). and
CuTtcuHA, the great Skin Cure. and CUTIcuRA
Soar, an exquisite Skin Beautiher, externally 60
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair,
speedily cure every disease of the skin. seal p
and blood, with loss OF hair, from infancy to age,
from pimples to s~crofula.