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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
STATISTICS or 4 GREAT PARISH.

FACTS FROM THE YEAR BOOK AND REGISTER
OF THE PARISH OF TRINITY CHURCH"
According TO The Year Book and Register OF
the Parish Of Trinity Church" Just published. there
were in the year 1896 800 haptsns. j7j confrma-
tons ~ marriages. 45l buTias and 6S7 communi-
cants The Sunday-schools were attended by 42l5
pupils with 81 officers and teachers. IL tho daily
parish schools there were employed thirty-thrce
teachers who had under their instruction GA boys
and 22S girls The night schools conducted during
the winter were presided over by eight teachers
and were attended by 2fG pupils In the Industrial
schools there ninety-onc teachers and l.-5O
scholars The total amount OF collections and con-
,rlbutons throughout the parish SGs 922 ~ There
were appropriations by the vestry for parish pur
poses amounting . 1892 CA, and appropriations
for purposes outside the parish aggrogating 80
600 4S making a to;al expenditure OF $li67sl 81
In addition TO It's eight chapels. Trinity parish
maintains wholly In part several Of the churches
IN the city which not able 70 meet their an
nual EXPENSES. some Of which would have been sold
long ago save for the help that Trinity has given
them Those parishes which depend largely upon
Trlnity's yearly bounty -. Lukes Church. one
hund red and fort y-frst-st. and ConVent-avo: All
Saints Church. SCANNED and Henry SITS; 81. elem
ent's Church. West Third-st.. the Church Of the
Epphany. East Finieth-st; St Peters church.
West Twentiethst.; the Church Of the Holy ApOs-
Of 81 John the Evangelist. West cleventh-st. ana
the Church OF the Redeemcr. Park-ave. and Eighty
various other Episcopal institutions within the city
and State.
The work accomplished by Trinity Hospital dur
ing the last year has been greater than ever be-
fore. summary o! the work done shows that
there were 34s patients cared for IN 1880 in.
crease OF twenty-eght over the preceding year ~
these 1893 discharged cured. - improved.
unimproved. ;rans:erred; discharged by request
OF relatives or friends, IA died. 20 Tho number Of
Gays Of hospital care, for patients VINO paid the
hospital rates for board IN fun or In part. 5SS
for non-pay.ng patients. IAN; total 1884, increase
1894. POS.
This charity is maintained by tho corporation Of
Trinity Church at cost OF $500 a year. for the
benefit OF the sick belonging TO the poor Of tho
PARISH. Whenever there IA room. however. pa
tents received in the hospital from outside the
parish. The Medical Board OF The hospital con-
s!sts Of Drs william VI. Polk William H. Draper
Charles r. Hackey. Edward NJ Cameron and
George H. Humphreys the .coneuing staff; Drs
| Carlos T. Tucker. Nelson H. Henry, Arthur l..
Fisk and f T!lden Brown. attending STAFF; Dr.
Richard II. Derby. ophthalinic surgeon. and Drs.
George r. White and Forbes Hawkes., Assistants
The wards arc in charge OF the members OF the
| SsterhOod of 81 Mary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
LzzEMAn3M
A PATRIOTIC PILGRIMAGE.
HoNs OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION TO VISIT
NEwBr'RG AND WEST POINT

IONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION TO VISIT
NEwBrRG AND WEST POINT
A large number Of the members OF the Empire
ton Will make pilgrimage to Washington's Head
quarters at Newburg and the United States Mill
tary Academy West Point tomorrow The go
ciety has chartered the Starin Line steamer Howard
Carroll which Will leave It's pier at West Forty
fourth-st. Mt a. The day chosen for the
patriotic pilgrimage is suspicious one. It is
the l2lst anniversary OF the appointment OF Wash
!nS,on IA Commander-in-Ch OF tho Continental
Army The day Will also be observed Flag Day
today Is the anniversary OF tho adoption Of the
Stars and Stripes Tho eth Regiment Band will ac-
company the expedition.
The steamer Will touch at Yonkers about . 40
O'Clock to receive additional guests and Will then
proceed up the river 10 Ncwburg Luncheon VIII be
served on board from II 80 until $50, and again
from 10 on the return trip 1t is expected that
the party VIII arrive Ncwburg about T. 80 o'clock
and then go 10 Washingtons Headquarters Here
the visitors Will be received by the city government
and an address OF welcome will be delivered by
Mayor b. Is. Odeil. There VIII also be extension
Of courtesy by the Newburg Chapter OF the Daush-
ters OF the American Revolution. and this will he
responded TO by the Rev. Or Abbott T.. Klttredge.
AT the close OF this ceremony the yistors Will be
escorted through the grounds. building and Tower
OF Victory by the NeSburg Daughters Of the Amer-
can Revolution, the ne.ibers OF the Historical So
ciety ana the trustees of WdshinBtOns Headquar-
tera
About $50 o'clock the party Will leave Newburg
for West Point TO which they VIII bc accompan ed
by the Newburg Daughters Of the American Rcvolu-
ton At West Point they will receive the cpurtosies
States authorities. al the hands OF Colonel o. r.
Ernst. the approximations. The officers OF the Sons
respects 10 tho superintendent and the others will
nave ample opportunity 10 visit the grounds and
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TIE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River. Mass, June - (SpeciaD-Ihe weekly
report of the print cloth market shows the largest
stock on hand ever held here and also the lowest
price ever known with one exception. when the
same quotation ruled. Tho further decline In the
price was due doubt to the sharp decline In cot
ton 1t BODIES good 10 the manufacturers and
operatives and curtament OF production seems
inevitable The figure representing the stock or
hand is probably hall million less than the real
figure for II takes iato account none OF the stock
held by the Iron Works Mills. Quito an amount o!
other grades of the staple cottons "a also held here
and there IL getting away from tho fact that
immense quantity OF goods Is being stored away
This accumulation would not be 80 serious II IL
werO not for the decline IN the price OF cotton N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
THE Suicide or !. n. TERRELL

j. II. Terrell the chief engineer OF the ola Domln-
Ion steamship Yorktown. who committed suicide on
Friday al his home in Yorktown. y. Y. was an Cd
and popular enDoyc Of the company. Captain
II. \. Bourne The president Of the ola Dominion
Company. said yesterday that rcrrels suicide Was
doubtless due to nervousness and insomnia which
had affected Ms brain. Captain Bourne SAID Mr..
Terrell was most regular in his habits and was
high-minGed ana conscientious. and was popular
with all with whom ne came in contact He was
about forty-fve years Old. and TO the line in
1853 Oiier the old Isaac Bell. He had ris n
grade by grade to his place the Yorktown When
the Morgan Line began building the new boats, Mr..
Terrell was employed to aSse; Herman Winter In
experimenting their construction. He remained
WI h mat line two years when ne returned to the
pld Dominion. With the exception Of these two
years he has been In the employ o. the Old Denim
ION Company for nearly thirty years. About a
month ago Mr. Terrell cailei on the president and
said he vas feeling well. was nervous ard sur
ferinE from insomnia. and that he would Ike Is
vacation for month About ten days ago ne vaste ]
the ONE ana then II noticed that Mr. Terrell
was absent minded and showed evidences OF his
brain being Effected His death was. OF course. d
surprise 20 tie officers OF the comp.ny. Mr. Tcrr'll
leaves a wife and one child. The funeral will take
place today at p. m. al Yorktown. f-rss Assnst-
ant Chief Engineer Brcckwell Will probably succeed
MS chief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
PRAISE or 1 NEN =, opn!d

There IS noteworthy concurTe ens uaton,llf.s
among eminent scientists Of vAI nssn eSonsus.
and high competence who have Ds'I n. propsris.
the Apolnars Company concerning as ,ai Huns,h
uses and merits Of "Apenta' ,,.'nyadi spring,
aperient water bottled AT ,he ohsolute conro ~
budapest Hungary uhus' Institute N .ar.y
e.: +
. i 80 OF THE New "The Parls
ssis d.. TH fo 5SnfsH Rfs new 's
which affords lrcef gascs s auaERanteses Of
emf water TGe Of rs sulpsa.e = valua's
"E' sas ihia a which sa TS.as' &
water Tor souty 2v, 81 oft by THE bGdical paper
ys fGsS as@ s' d Il
VIM S ssS the e the Ts ana SS e Hfd'ia
Ss%ss' .ss 4 IA cents. .ss
NATURAL lSins u sp ,a.S water for SO m0''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
Shooting No. Figure OF merit


The 1st Signal Corps. Captain Homer W. Hedge.
has now T. tota! membership Of nifty. The appoint,
ments OF surgeon and Guartermaster-serSe VIII
probably be made this week. Lieutenant Iembke
entertained the corps al dinner last week and re-
ceived from the members handsome sword ana
belt.
General Fitzgerald ha. appropriated the following
detail for delinquency court, which Will meet al
brigade headquarters on thc evening OF June p:
Major II. G. Rdabock, Sth Regiment; Captain john
-. Walter 9th Eogiment. and Captain Is : Bar
nard, 18th Regiment The court viii be convened
for the trial OF al commissioned officers below the
rank OF brigadier general FOR all delinQuencies
ported 10 headquarters
The following adopted at a meeting OF Corn
pany c. list Regiment. held at the armory on Fri
day evening
"Whereas Eugene Mitchell Francis enlisted as a
private In Company c, list Regiment y. G. y. Y,
on January & 1880 and serving his company faith
FULLY as such made corporal March H. 1891 ser
geant March q. 1899, and first sergeant May Il, 1895
therefore, DC q
Resolved That the members Of Company c. list
Regiment y. G.. y. Y. do hereby tender him their
thanks for the efficient manner IN which he has per
formed all duties assigned him. for the earnest sup
port he gave this company In all its undertakings,
and fer his continuous labors for its welfare and
success; and he Il further
Resolved That now. having been given fun and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
Old EUBROIDERIES on EXHIBITION

One OF the chief art exhibitions OF the season In
London Is to be seen at the Galleries OF Debenham
& Freebody In WlgmOre-st.. and consists or the
rarest examples OF woven fabrics and embroideries
Eating from the sixteenth 10 the eighteenth CEN
turtles Besides the specimens OF European work.
there are EXQUISITE examples from China, Persia
and Bokhara An idea OF the Importance OF the
exhibition can lie had from the fact OF its having
been visited by the Prince and Princess of Wales
and their daughters and the most eminent con-
nosseurs In England II VIII no doubt be OF inter
est TO know that the exhibition will last until the
end OF August. and that any OF the examples may
be purchased at most reasonable prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

.noaon a. anger crop than last r, yssr Of co!
cannot be very high ana \ here was made ., ~
that much OF the st3cA an individual eu,. .ao,ouJ
S Se ss nd m ana Wei aTFaas a.;
be the better for H. NrSuSa in times passttasrt I.
old and mismanaged ones 49, the weakness, be.
point out to the public wcnssrryIament effected s
acknowledgements exist Ss,r the strain no syIIes
would soon show to sioch' oehould be enfosrssesins
why changes In managehisnnSte There ssssages,
na ssfn'sr among ESon 81 10
but no definite plans haNr Linton The ~ nieces
by the Manufacturers deliveries. l@.yss FssM
stock on hand PsGSs sce ssp Isst :'S s
pieces and OF 6ixGis goVy nieces odds A sscres
siSsi . psS1 pcc sasT spots: PsSs' IN
5000 pieces Sod FOR weekly ass. 1900 pieces ~
pieces July. S. 600 pieces; Au nS,srtet is que''
TENDER. 1000 pieces i"e w
7-l6 cents for 6ix6is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
DRESS GOODS.
ErfcnSirp RpdUcfiOnS WUdP IN
.NcW ana DpsirnbIr GOOds.

36-inch Linen and wool Crashier-a very Do
s!rahlc fahric-rcduccd from % cts. 10 - cts
per yard.
French Challlcs. finest quality all wool with
SILK stripe reduced from 30 ~ and - cts, 10
- cts. per yard. large assortment to select
from.
i2-lnch imported all wool Fancy Cheviots re-
durcd from ~ cts 10 - cts.
il-lnch Navy blue Storm Serge reduced from
~ cts 10 SO cts
iG-inch pure Mohair BrilliantTcs. figures and
stripes beautiful shades. reduced from SID 10
cts.
49-lnch Shepherd Checks. black and white and
Nav, and white reduced from 30 cts. To- - cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
L4CES.
S;rtu Per Cent. BelOW Regular
Prices.

<-.,e,o, racea Insertions and Gallons. en-
,ro'anrnd and Honiton effects. black and white;
~ and butter and white and butter. ) to ID
,n~h@s vide. at H. 10 20. 30. ~ and % c's per
ta,istc Insertions and Gallons various Wiatns'
hn,ter ana unon shades. 10. 10. % ~ To - Gus
per yard ,... oc,o.,s hu,,or md
,,rnn shades. 81 80. S159. Sl11 and Sl"S per
yard r.o, ,,niiore md
Iierr!e white butter ana Nhoh s"''''' ="
inches wide 10 70 - cts. per yard $780,,
ms, received a new lot u Valenciennes Lacrs
al Insertions white. butter and linon shades ID
10 - cts per piece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
WASH "a BRICS.
JNc LARGEST Prices for Pop"f"r
Goats.

oo.,n.b Corded Dmlty beautiful designs IN fg-
uros and stripes. incluing black ana "h''e' 0'S'
per yard $500, h,,a.c,oa
3o-inch fine quality Printed Lawns handsome
designs In e-ru and white grounds. cis. 49,.
pi-in-h Printed PQues. handsome leslR---- -,
3n.inch finest quality Printed Dimlues - 90 80
,,ful n,wer and Dresden effects. IL ciS.' were -
cts - 1,.o,o Cloth
oi-inch SIX and Cotton Japanese crepe OIo'"'
strlnes and Checks. II cts: were 80 CTS
2n-inch Grass Linen Batiste. III. cts ~
32-inch pure Linen Batiste sheer quaii'y' -
cts 49,, ~. ~ rrlsh
Tho latest STYLES In French Organizes ana IT'S"
Dl,ni,,es received In weekly shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
FANCY SILKS.
TcrU Spccini Offers.

oo-inch Printed Foulard silk. light and medium
colorings 20 cts. per yard.
2l-inch Printed Pongees, handsome designs.
light and dark colorings. - cts.
22-inch Printed SILK Crepons. Dresden effects,
90 cts We're - cts.
20-inch Printed Warp Tafetas. large variety
~ handsome designs. - cts: were Sl--o ana
81 20
2O-inch Two-toned Figured Taffeta. 60 cts.
large assortment OF Navy blue and white
Foularts 81 cts. To - - Per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
NlzzNMMN2M

places OF interest The party Will again embark In
time to reach Yonkers about oc.ock and this city
about O. A large number OF prominent members OF
the Sons and Daughters Of the American Revolution
have been invited to Join the excursion. and many
OF them have already accepted.
The price OF the tickets which include luncheon'
81 and the privilege OF obtaining them Is ilOt nm
tied 10 members of the society Members OF patriotic
societies are requested to wear their insignia III
addition to the badge which Will be presented at
H. Annf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
LADIES' OXFORDS.

NIcl KID DNfOrds-
Round or Kazr toe. hand turned. with I'd
$3.50
Common Sense. round or razor toe So 90
Round or razor toe. all hand made. $500
Razor toe. Louis heel. patent tip. 500
Tan OxfOrds. new tan shades -
Razor toe or full toe. with tip $3.50
Round toe Goat Or Kid. $500
Razor toe. welt cole. straight tip $3.50
Select KID three styles. 81 81. with Louis heel
81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

Fine Quality Elastic Web suspsnafYf' assorted
c c4as and white y Ct quality = cts iPe s'
'0 Extrs fine quality Elastic WEB ssssortmenn
drawer attachment and cast-on, lra rs per psf
ana white. 3 for S1.00 quality al 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

While Rose Ia Parisienne Glycer!ne Soap.
half pound bars, cts.
Drown Windsor. Lettuce. and Cucumber Cream.
!, cts per cake.
Copco Bath Soap. cts. per cake
Fine quality Olive on Green CASTLE Soap. 3i2
lbs 30 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
Brushes.

An assorted lot OF Hair Brushes French and
English make, rlvctel back, 10 cts Ten-row
wire Hair Brushes. 10 cts
Bone Handle Nail Brushes. French make
10 cts.
French and Japanese Tooth Brushes. pure
bristles 10 and II cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
COIORED SHIFTS.

10 Linen Lawn Skirts very hands me- stripes
l2-irch Umbrella lounce. also some Black Saline
skirts embroidered rule. ca cts. regular prices
~ OO and 81 H..
Fine Black Saline Skirt. Umbrella shape. deep
nounce with cords - cts
\ choice lot - Coor"d SILK skirts mostly with
Umbrella n1uucc. full size. 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
Imported HOSIERY.
Manufacturers Samples and Broken lofS'
this Seasons Goods, al Less
than Cost Of Manufacture
Soc,jou e. E.rfycme Rc0r Of Store.

Lot Ladies' and Mems fine g ;laa r snrcd
cotton Hose. tan and stainless black sp,aOg ,
his and toes also Children's fine ribbed BIacN'
hlah splced heels and double knees gaze price,
l2l2 cts. per pair.
Lot Ladies' extra quality Coiored oo'.on
Unse high ~pced heels and double soIes' ,di'
and stainless black. also Mems Two-thre'd SO1-
ton Half Hose. tan and stainless black, hlsn
snllced heels and double coles sale price I'D CTS
per pair.
Lot :,-Lad!es' forty gauge Colored Cotton
Hose tan. black. high coiored uppers WIN s'anI
Iess black boots also Mems fine gauge piacN anu
tan. with high spliced heels and double S"''S'
sale price, 10 cts. per pair
Lot 4-Men's extra fine quality c. &. Lisle
Thread Half Hose tan. mode piue anu 'S9
HACK also Ladies' tan black and high colored
uppers with stainless black boots plain; Ken
ellen and Rembrandt ribbed, sale price. <" CTS
per pair.
Lot 5-Iadlcs' Superior quality Fancy l-isle
Thread Hose assorted colored uppers. with STAIN
less black boots. also tan and stainless ingram
black. plain and Rchelieu ribbed. sale price
:, pairs for y 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
LEITIiER Belts

Genuine Morocco Leather Belts assorted colors
leather covered buckles. IL inch wide IL cts
Fine quality car Leather Belts brown and tan
% cts.
\ new line OF Sterling Silver Mounted Leather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14

honorable discharge from the list Regiment y: ~
WV that the sympathies and best wishes or t ,
comnany go with him. and that we resrs' nv 80
~ /, tre friend and efficient member OF inc ies'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
Soft U0ists.
sir Waists.
SHEETS d. PILLOW CASES
Less Than Material by the Yard

wamsutta sheets, 1-inch and 3-inch hens
2iax24 yards 81 cts.
2i.x24 Is cts.
5x2s 65 cts.
1s,x2a, 60 cts.
Ono lot Wamsutta Pillow Cases % mcse
wide, - Cts. eacn.
Standard Muslin Sheets
y. g
IA 80
Ono LOT Seamless Pillow Cases. l21 cta sa'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Red,,cpd Prices Made for M0nddy'

No mail or telephone orders filed ''F 'ns'
Il ct. quality Oh Cloth, y cts yard
4 CT Acme Soap. Q Tor - Gus,
90 CT. Parlor Broons ior -
Sl.25 Door Mats. 80 cts.
eS 81. Mrs. Potts Irons. 80 cts -.
< cts. 10. Moth Balls and Flakes q"
Il cts. 10. Moth Camphor. - cts
$3.50 star Gas stoves. Sl.I9 o..
36 ct. Gas Lighting Torches, Il Gus
ct. Gas Tapers. 80 in box, Gus
1G Ct Refrigerator Pans l. sts.
CT. Moth Tar Paper ~ cts dozea;; ~.
20 Ct, can Green Screen Paint % % ca
30 Ct. Water Filters. reversible 20 Gu
Is CT. Feather busters, cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
SE4SONABLE GLOVrv

Ladies 4--button SILK Gloves, Linen col,, ?.
Ladies l6-button length silk Glove, =, leu c0
color. all sizes. $l00 e'' Anen
Ladies 2-casp very fire White Castor c,,r..
and natural, So cts. "au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
For L0wM and Gdrdem

Garden Hose - feet with reel ana c CO.. soot
ton nozzle Sl9s; S4-ply, WARRANTED
high pressure. . cts. foot. o,,.
lawn Settees. hard wood seats 80 s 90;
T 1;s~" extra Duck. : It. square s4S''
Lawn Swings. strong. $500 ,,x.r thss
Croouet. Tennis. Iiammocks etc. 'V"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
WIPED LINENS
For Summer Work. at H0t Price
ana Less. Some SIighHy SOited.

poilies : cts instead ~ 10 cts.
centrcpieccs l. or; instead ~ 30 cts
TRAYS. - cts instead ~ 81 -.
Also grea, many odds and ends. different
sizes and styles at equally low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS
the Best GOOds Of the Season NJ
the forrest Prices.

Good Percale Waists. assorted str,pes A..
figures. yoke back. full sleeves, 80 to a AZ
cts. instead Of - cts.
Percalc and Lawn Waists, very desirable cc,,.
ings. attachable and detachable collars Ian
sleeves. 10 cts. instead OF 81 cts
Percale Waists. dainty colorings. also bai
and white checks and stripes large sleeves, s.
cts.
Extra fine Percale Waists. mostly with a.
tachable collars some In choice Persian ~.
terms, large sleeves - cts.
Fine Lawn and Dimity effects. the latest Drs+
den patterns. detachable collar. very A7s
sleeves - cts
Very fine Waists. mostly Dinnity and ttsy
Lawn effects. detachable collar. Sl29. SL5 saa
Sl79.
Soft UOiSts.
Farcy Lawn Waists, soft front rolling oolas
large sleeves, - cts. instead OF - cts
Fine Lawn Waists collar and cuffs edged wA
lace. full sleeves. - cts, instead OF Sl.4a
sir Waists.
An assorted lot OF Silk Waists. black and coauI
also SILK Shirt Waists with laundered collar aa8
soft cuffs. sos; were $500 10 $40
A choice lot Of fine China silk Waists nca
Dresden effects. Shirt Waist style. with laun.
dered collar and soft cuffs. 1889: regular pric4
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
WILD
With Eczema

Twas sufferer for eight years from Eczema hut
now am entirely cured The palms o. my hahns
were covered and badly inlamed, little white
bistcrs appeared. then would peel .ii' leaving
q red smooth surfncc, which would bum IKE
fire and itch. On the inside Of The upre- p'r' OF
my limbs great red hoich,s would appear ma
as soon as became VAIN. th" burning ana On
tug would begin. Nigh: after night woVid nc
awake and Scratch AMI almost 20 Wild gGta
box of CrTIcuEA and y bottle Of CcrICUFA IKE.
SOLVENT. and after n few applications n tced
the redncss and inflammation disappear, bsfors
had uscf one boz there 'cds not - HQr o. fcsr'nI
Ief. can trpthtuly assert that $Z.oO worm ID
Cu,IcuEA REMEpIss cured me-
JOHN ID. PORTE, Pl,tsNufg, IA.
errrrv CrRs THy,TvgNr - Wsrnl hs'h- WIN h, ~
rrcrn. SOAR gentle applications 90 CliicI u. NM IT.,
n,eni) and mild doses Of CUTcuRA kesoL'tsf St&e'
o. humor cuTes
Sold throughout the world. PHce. CrricrP., ee
Soar 95c RFSoLvESr. &c All ~. RUM" INV"
Ixr Cuyw Corr. SOLE Pop. R'''' ~ . ,s,.
~ ~, IN pc-,,,',oiv Cu-, ~ ma" -l'iled fco