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GET DOWN TO CAUSES.
wheeling People Reason RssIly and Cone
.IslemtIg Nowadays.

wheeling People Reason RaSIly and cOn-
llstsmtIg Nowadays.
In former times llniments and plas-
tiers sold over all internal remedies, be-
cause people mistook effects for dis
eases, and attacked pain where they
found IT.. Temporary relief convinced
them they were right, and so they laid
q return Of the pain to return of the
complaint. when in fact, the disease
was there all the time. Backache is not
an aching Of the back, but an aching of
the Kidneys, and remedies must reach
the kidneys, and be perfect in their
work at that, before permanent relief
Is secured. Doan's Kidney Pills are
perfect In their work and permanent IN
their cure. A Backache gives way at
once. because the kidneys resume their
normal functions and there Is nothing
to ache. Their Is nothing. so hard 70
combat as the evidence OF our senses,
and vet ali who believe US on the sub
feet OF backacte, are glad they did pc
cause OF the cure,
Mrs. Robert Liebert, of No. 175 Four
teeHth street, says: II first noticed my
kidneys were out Of order Twenty-Five
years ago, but / seemed to get over
each successive attack until recently
when thev rapidly became much worse.
with the exception OF kidney trouble
was always strong and healthy until
suffering in my lolns. back and head
prevented me from doing anything by
day or resting well at night. was
obliged to sleep with my hands on my
back II hurt me so. This was accom-
panied by n distressing weakness In the
kidney secretions for which used DIFF
ferent remedies aud plasters, but even
the latter in time failed 10 afford me
any relief. ] saw Doan's Kidney pills
advertised and came to the conclusion
they would help me. so got hox at
the Logan Drug Co.'S store and took
them. / was not disappointed as they
helped me right away, and felt better
and stronger than for years"
Donn's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dPalers. Price 30 cents. Mailed bY Fos-
ter-Mnburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the United States. Remem-
her the name Doan's and take no sub
stltlite
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Senior Polavlcjn IL one OF the most
brilliant men spain has ever produced,
innsmuch as he has always advised the
government to grant Cuba her freedom.
six years ago, when he VIVA appointed
governor general OF the island, he be-
came convinced that the Islanders would
never give up the struggle, and tried 10
Impress upon the spanish government
tho ndvlsablilty Of granting concessions
to the Cubans. For this he was taken
away from Cubn for fear that he had too
the island
Senor CamIlo Polavloja Is sixty years
old, having been borr In 1888 He II the
son OF a prosperous merchant and d
member Of the revolutionary curtcs OF
Cndlz. He has been an active cOmbntant
In the interest OF his country and has
proved TO be a brilliant tacllclan. For
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20 cARpINe oRnIcR
WIN rhsy Never Let up-Esleklnz OF,
llarquoits Agaln.

WIN fhsy Never Let up-lSteklnz on
Marquette Again.
WASHINGTON. August II = The
question as 70 the right OF Father Mar
quete to a figure as leading actor in
the history OF this country has arisen
again. in connection with the fact that
q picture OF Marquette sailing d9Wn the
Mississippi is borne on the one-cent
Omaha exposition stamps.
A correspondent OF the postohice de-
partment recently wrote that he had
made search TO ascerteip what clnims
Marquette has to the distinction thus
given HIN, with the result that history
showed him to have been foreigner
and a Jesuit. but NOT marked as a man
OF note either in literature or science.
Information was asked as TO Fhat his
great merit was
Mr.. John P. Merritt, third assistant
postmaster general, has written let
ter showing why the design was adopt
he says that the object OF the pro-
moters and managers OF the Trans
Mississippi exposition Is 10 give eS-
precision to a commendable pride on the
part Of the Inhabitants to the progress
of theIr section. and to demonstrate It's
growth and anything pertaining TO the
men who were most conspicuous and
helpful in blazing the way to these
sections. and laying the foundations OF
civilization. is fraught with great in
terest. It maybe claimed. he says, that
Marquette did NOT discover the Missls-
sippi, but like Americas Vespucius, he
onnttnuad the nTninrn ftOns and Amer
lea Is named after the latter.
las to the religious belief OF Mar
quette," says Mr.. Merritt. at never
entered into or Influenced the selection
OF the device. one way or the other.
'iAs 70 the fact OF Marquette being
a foreigner" continues the reply, 'he
performed services enough as a pion-
eer TO earn his citizenship; and his
bones stlH lie buried on the west shore
OF Lake Michigan. Columbus was also
foreigner for that matter"
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gallant behavior In tho African cam
pnign he received the cross of Isabel
Maria Louisa, and was conspicuous
figure In the Ten Years and CarlIst
wars He was made a colonel OF the
Princess regiment nj the close Of thu
latter. He has held various high POSI-
TONS In the government. such as being
a member OF the supreme council Of war
and navy, captain general OF Andnlusia,
and supreme chief OF inspection OF In
fantry, In 1888 he was governor general
OF Porto Rico. He resigned the follow
ing year, and In 1890 he was sent TO
Cuba.
In 1896 Senior Polavicja was sent to the
Philippines. and here all Of his good
common sense seems TO have deserted
him, for It IL said that he wns 80 cruel
as 10 gain for himself the Weylerllke
title OF Butcher.
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1Y.rt YIrrlnln prnlIona.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
WASHINGTON, August 1t.-Pensions
to West Virginia applicants have been
granted as follows:
originaI-James f. Mcdonald, syrn-
cuse, So; James Brooks, Morsantown,
So
Increase-John w. Goodrich. Shiloh.
Sc to IS; Henry Caniman, st. Adams, s.
$40; William l.. Keoughery, Harper's
Ferry, SIC to ST..
Renewal and reissue-Andrew ARM
strong, Wheeling, IS.
widows-Loulse A. Morgan, Pala-
tine, IS; Hannah e. Robinson, oda-
vile, IS.
Observation-Disclosures of Levi Robinson,
Wilbur, fi4.
Other pensions granted are: John D.
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den to myself Was troubled with
smothering spells, also palpltatiOn Of
the heart and that bearing-down feel.
ing, and could not be on my feet much.
81 was growing worse all the time,
until I took your medicine.
"After taking three boxes Of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Lozenges, the tumor passed from me.
"My health has been better ever
since, can now walk quite distance
and am troubled % more with pGlpita.
ton Of the heart or bloating. Iree.
ommend your medicine to oil sufferers
from female troubles"
It is hardly reasonable TO suppose
that any one can doubt the efficiency
OF Mrs. Pinkham's methods and medi.
cine in the face Of the tremendous vol
ume OF testimony.
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NEW YORK. August 1.-THE Herald
the following from Capt San Juan.
eorto Rico! August 10:
Fhere was two-hours' fight before
F6real yesterday. Eight hundred
shaHiqFds attempted to retaEe the light
house, which was guarded by forty of
6t Sailors, commanded by Lieutenant
Afwater, Assistant Engineer Jenkins,
Ensisn Bronson and Gunner Campbell.
Is The spanIards were driven back by
elsstrom the Amphritrite, Cincinnati
ana Isgden. Refugees report that one
Kindred spaniards were killed.
William h. Boardman, Of the Am
phlEfIte, Of Lawrence, Mass. second
eiais man In the naval academy was
seplouslV wounded. He was In the
iliehth0use,
tThe Spanish advance began from RIO
GFInde, whittier the spaniards had re-
{feafed after the first landing OF troops,
Cape San Juan last week. They
marched through Lnquillo and pulled
down the American haa at B'ajardo and
replaced the Spanish flag.
The terrified refugees warned the
lighthouse force that the Spanish we're
Gaming. Sixty women and children
In the .outbullding OF the light
6lse during the fight.
me spanlards opened with ma
chine gun at distance OF 100 yards.
The Leyden, Ensign Crosley command
ing, rushed within hundred yards OF
tie shore and poured one-pounders into
az Spaniards Captain Barclay, OF the
ffhphitrite, used slx-pounders, and the
Cincinnati five-inch guns.
The ships landed $50 men during the
dFhtyand reinforced the lighthouse, A
machine gun, rifles and ammunition
Eere left by the retreatlng spanlards.
Ensign CrosleH took the refugees on
a. daybreak, and has gone to Ponce.
our nag Is stlll on the lighthouse but
che forces have been Withdrawn.
d The Amphitrlte's guns cover the light
AoGHe, ready to annihllate II II our flag
q hauled down. II is one OF the most
Important lights on the island.
The Cincinnati has gone to the San
Ti,ah blockade
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1.-THE Ex-
nmIner says: when the Hawaiian COM
mission embarked on the steamer Mari
posa' they found the passenger deck
stacked with boxes OF onions. Senators
Morgan aud Cullom and Representative
Hit made strong protest to Captain
Harrard against the ship smiling In such
a condition. They declared that Il was
an outfnEe, and an insult 10 the gov
ernmerii 10 convert the vessel which was
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BRUSSELS, Aug. 1l.--whIle a police
man was arresting militant anarchist
named wlllems, the latter shot and
wounded the officer and then escaped.
The anarchist also shot several persons
who attempted to capture him, but he
was finally arrested and lodged in jail.
Later the police visited Willems' lodg-
Ings, where they found two anarchists
who promptly opened fire on the ofIi-
GERS. a policeman replied to this fire,
fatally w0undIng one Of the anarchists.
His companion was arrested.
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WASHINGTON. August ff.-The war
department has received two dispatches
from General Miles, under date Of
Ponce, August 10. as follows:
secfetary of War. Washington:
The following IS list of wounded in
the Sixteenth Pennsylvania in the Skin
mlsh beyond Coamo, August O.: Cor
boral Barnes, Company b, left side;
Private. @. c. Frank, Company c, right
oide: Private George Whittlock, Com
.pRny @, right side: Private uboId,
Company f, right elbow: Private E. v.
Jolly, Company F. left arm
ttslrnedl MILES.
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70 carry the official representatives on
such an important mission Into a freight
ship. Further than this, they asserted
that 1t was unsafe to proceed TO sea un-
der such conditions, Every berth on the
steamer was taken, and number Of
passengers could not get sleeping ac-
Communications. The commission was
Obliged to remain on the vessel for the
reason that It cnuld not secure any other
means OF transportation.
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The Last VIII aud Wishes orfhs Suicidal
Widow,

Widow,
CLARENDON, Ark, Aug. n.-This
little city has assumed It's usually quiet
condition. The bodies of the four me-.
groes, victims of Tuesday nights mob,
will be buried across the river, to-day.
The body OF Mrs. John II. Orr, who kill
ed herself In Jail has been removed %
her residence for preparation Tor burial.
Her little three year-oid baby Is With u.
A. FalEer, a friend of the family,
Wallace Graham, Mr.. orr's partner In
business, has received a letter from Mrs.
Orr's Atepmother, at Mduston, Wis, but
has not made the contents public. Mrs.
Orr's remains viii probably be sent TO
her father In WaupOH, Wis.,, for inter-
ment.
S. W. Boardman has given out writ
: ten statement, prepared by Mrs. Orr,
on Monday afternoon, just before she
took the fatal dose. II reads:
: ~ want my baby, Neva, to stay With
Mr.. Falfer. with his children, while
live, then Mr.. Graham TO have full con-
troll OF her until my father comes for
her, which want him TO do. i want
my father to have my baby and to raise
her. / want my baby, New, To have all
my personal effects. Ny body is 10 be
shipped to my fdther and be buried
where he resides. want To say TO Steve
Boardmnn, Wallace Graham, Mr.. More
head and Mr.. Faifer that for the kind
manner In which they have treated me,
/ hope that God win bless them for me.
I hope God Will forgive Rachel (Aiiss
Morrls) for the way she has treated me.
/ want all of my property and home
TO 60 10 my baby Neva, and I hope that
my husbands 3hvorIte lodge, Knights
Of Pythlas, will See 10 thls, my last will,
Is carried ont. NJ want papa to help
Wallace all he can. This statement
completed at $3.50 p. M, Monday, August
8, 1893.
Mr. Boardman would not give out this
paper until Mrs. Orr was dead. He
says her fathers name is w. G. Barker,
that he resides at Waupon, Wis, and
that at present he Is very low and in des-
tltute circumstances. He is eighty-twO
years .of age. Mr.. B1ardmln Gays John
T. orr has a sister, Mrs. It. w, Deal, re-
siding In Denver, Col,
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!, WASHINGTON. August 1.-THE case
OF Alexander Mccord, the American
mining engineer Imprisoned by the Pc
fuyiana during revolution, and whose
claim for $4,000 damages was a subject
for dispute between the United States
ind Peru for n number Of years, was
Yesterday referred TO arbitration, the
cases being submitted to the lord chief
Justice Of the Dominion of Canadu, un-
.dnr the terms Of the arbitration treaty.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. LINZ James
B. Angell,retlrfng minister OF the United
etntes 10 Turkey, has informed the state
denlrtment that he has taken his leave
n the sultan and viii depart for home
on the 18th instant Minister Strauss,
mo relieves him, was at the state de-
6artment yesterday, and announced his
.nurbOse OF sailing Immediately for his
S,0Ti al ConBtantlnOple.
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pooIai Dispatch to the Intelllgencer,

Special Dispatch TO the Intelllgeneer.
WASHINGTON, August ll-Post-
masters of the fourth class have been
appointed In West Virginia as follows:
George C. GerwiE. Chapel, Braxton
county; David L. Tyson, Ellis, Gilmer
county; S. Med. Hershberger, Kester,
Roane county; Lloyd Beeghley Min
eral. Harrison county; Lutte X. Arnett,
Osgood, Monongalla county; ]. P. Kuy-
kendall. South Branch Depot, Hamp-
ahIre county.
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. liza special to the
Post Dispatch, from Clarendon, Ark,
says:
The third act IN the Clarendon tragedy
Is as remarkable as the two preceding
ones. To-day. the corpse OF the muir
deress Hes In the court house, while
hundreds Of people pass and view The re-
mains. This unusual thing was done
by the authorities to still the suspicion
that Mrs. Orr was not dead, but had
been spirited away. So strong had this
feeling In the community become, that
this means was regarded AS the only
way to allay IT,
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cot : PolnIsr from AmerIean,.

ST PETERSBURG, August LIFT Is
dnnounced here that in view Of the sue
lcess which has attended the use OF dy-
Mantle guns in Cuba, the minister OF
marine, Vice Admiral Tyrtoff, proposes
TO mount such weapons on four Rus
alan, Warshlpy. Their use will be ex-
fended II they turn out to be satlsfac-
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OIL CITY, Pa. August 1i.-George
Carter, a wen known young married
man OF Rynd Fawn. near here, was as
sosslnated last night while sitting In
IN pnrlOr reading. The nssassin fired
enough the window, killing Carter in
rtantiy. There Is no clue to the mys-
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MID beat snivo IN the world FOR Cuts,
pynlstg, Sores. Uicert. SAT- Rheum.
Feyer Sores, letter, Chnpped Hands,
chhtbIalns. cG.ns, ana i, ail S SEin Grup,
80 re1nired. II II guaranteed to give
Rfssltef gatlsfnction or money refunded.
B,tss q cents per box. For sale by Lo-
- Drug Go.
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TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION.

developments OF our war with Spain. Part
trutlOn and lcttcr-prCss. on plated paper,
Following parts Will each contain Sixteen
arc offered exclusively to Our Regular
per copy II by mall add cents extra.
1nTVTF
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TUM0Rl EXPEIIED.
Unquaiiaed success Of Lydia n
PlnlEham'sVegetable COMPOUND.

Mrs. ELIzARErH WHEELocK, MaRuo.
lio, Iowa, In the following letter de.
scribcs her recovery from q very criti,
cal condition;
"DEAR Mrs PtSKHAN;-I have been
talking your Yegetable Compound. and
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EEAGSIILL HERE.
spanlards Attempt to Retake San
Juan Lighthouse.
DRIVEN BACK BY SHELL

RosE THE AMERICAN FLEEr-1T
Is REPORTED THAT ONE Hun
pRED seANIARDs WERE KILL
ID THEY had HAULED DOWN
ouR FLAG AND RAISED THE
YELLOW RAG OF SPAIN But
OLD GLORY" FLOATS THERE
re AIN : PENNsYLyANIANs
WOUNDED AT coAMo.
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reedy0bound
Is praiSeL It
las done won.
lers for me In
relieving me
Of . tumor.
"My health
has been poor
forhreeyearS
SuuuB4 OF uIe
was working
upon me. I
! was very
much bloated
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Taylor BeaAsvllle. washington county,
Pa, Sc; Edward Plunkett, East Liver
pool, Ohio, IS.
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i.,,ur.lon, to oEland and HounialO lake

,,y,,st . TO % tho Baltimore & Ohio
n I'm exemption tickets to Oakland,
t9en5tain Lake Park and Deer PARK, at
80 OF one fare for inc round UP, coca
sssiarning until August 81, Inclusive
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y Pictorial History Of the War !

now being issued in weekly parts. Every
reader may secure a set Of the Superb Art
FoIios Of War Pictures at a nominal cost 1t
will prove Of untold value as an education in
National History for cd and young. = =
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Contents Of Portfolio No. 6.
Twonty-second Kansas.
Rifles Used by the Army and Navy.
Mobilization Of Troops Mt Tampa
Major General Zachary Taylor in Mexico
Cutting the Gable ut Cienfucgos by 'n'
Marines on May Il. 1875.
Machine Guns.
The Gloucester Sinking the Torpedo B'nA
Tho Rough Riders.
The Battle OF chippewa.
Tho siege OF charleston.
carthaRdpa.
The "Chlpa."
Enlargement Between the "Kearsarse
and the alabama
United statea Army Ambulance
View on tRe PaslE.
city or san juan, Porto Rico.
A Porto RICO Country House
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The Sinking of csrvsra's Fleet, the Chase Of
the CristobaI Colon, the Rescue Of Cervera and
Spanish Officers and Crews from the Rapidly
Foundering Warships, will form an interesting
series Of pages in Our > = = =
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OUR NATION IN WAR will arpeGa
weekly, and Will h0 complete IN SlI'eSSss
pnrta or Ices, as may be Justified py,,,mns.
one coutRiqs twenty large pages OF iiJp' ,
under n handsomely designed cover; W. w
Largo paEeg and Cover. Those PorttongSss
Read9rsy at6 nominal price Of Ten C'n"
INTBfIieENcER, wheeling, W. Va
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ArTER TRE LYNOaINe.

Reproduced from Hnrpei
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1898-10-27
The Republican Journal, Thursday, October 81, 1898

The Maine Farmers Almanac Is here again
with its reminder that 1t Is nearly 1879 But
IL Is cheering to notice thaV IL uoesn upnolu
The goose bone and the other weather proph-
ets IN their prediction OF a coiu "lntef-at
least after January /, BY the way, this
same good authority gives promise of quite
mild for the season in December and has
not word about that early cold winter
some of the folklore weather prophets are
shlverlng over.
The Journal has received from the pub
Usher, Capt Charles E. Nash, Augusta, a
copy of this standard publication. 1t is for
sale at all book stores at 10 cents per copy.
"JoLLy UNCLE JOSH Next week The
Journal will publish an interesting adver-
Using story under the above title, prepared
by Mr.. W. S Guthrie. 1t has proved a
drawing card wherever used and Mr.. Guth-
RE has numerous testimonials from the
newspapers with which he has done bust
ness showing that the scheme has met with
favor everywhere The time OF publication is
opportune, as people are buying winter
goods and supplies and looking for holiday
gifts and the enterprising dealers represent
ed in the story will no doubt reap rich re-
turns
HARVEST FESTIVAL. Tie entertainment
to be given tomorrow, Friday. afternoon and
evening, at Memorial Hall, by the ladies of
the North Church societ-T includes some
novel features, aud present indications point
to large attendance. The museum is no
myth, but real thing in charge of Mics A.
SOuthworth, who has been diligent in
searching for. and finding, rare things from
foreign and native lands and of ancient and
modern times. Among other things will be
shown Mr. Hodgdon's Rough Riders uniform,
a very great variety of arms, and, from Rev.
f. G, Harbutt of Searsport some Samoan
relics All articles for the sale and museum
should be brought id early Friday morn
ing and food early Friday afternoon.
The apron and candy sale will take place
and the museum will he open in the after
noon Supper will he served at o'clock,
to he followed by the Husking Bee with
appropriate stage setting and introducing
musical selections ,rectatiops and specialties
hy our best talent The cast is given in our
| advertising columns Admission to supper
and entertainment, 81 cents, to the museum,
10 cents.
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NEWS OF BELFAST.

amen W III preach dl L OOI
81 sunday afternoon at 80, stand
81;
.++ba Arkansas Traralar il
tba -nivarsa1ist Society are
Notb4r Goose Market. 10 he
,o.-, House early in December.
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Glowing: Trustee Maine Normal
he Deat-Hiram knowlton,
al a clerk Of courts for Knox county,
5 monton, Camden Justice OF
.. -i Inorum, Mark s Stiles, Jack
u Hste pages Will be found an orig
..-F Mfs' . d. stevens OF Troy
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IF NliSon anu hlel oel' w.
4'uehldHd returned saturday
i3lllhg III " ado county, the
Nooueock aho partridge
5taphtd at MT Coombs
WIN their dogs, guns and
handsome picture .Messrs.
-0a IL + Dunton and Z. 7.
-ued Saturday. They started
lfeAtlan Of going deer hunting
-eG to give up on account of
icing ill.
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suffered with blackheads and pimples for
two or three years until it became chronic
tried everything imaginable, but it did me no
good. CUTICURA SOAR cured me.
Feb. 20, '9S. L. V. GILLIAN, Oak P. O., Va.