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ACCUSED OF MURDER By HIS WIFE.
John G. Wheeler Charged with Killing His
StepdauRhter's IlleEitimate Child.

HERuIMER. N. Y. Oct 25--Yesterday morn
ing Mrs. Hannah Wheeler Of Newport. this county.
came before District Attorney Adam j. Smith
and made afidavits accusing hci husband. John
c. Wheeler Of numbering tho illcgitmate child
Of her daughter. Effe, by her first husband Sho
also accuse her husband Of being the author
Of her daughters shame. The alleged crime
committed in May, 1897. Mrs, Wheeler
says that her husband put tho newly born babe
in a pail and strangled II, after which he buried
the remains under barn.
Last night the District Attorney Deputy Sheriff
Frank f, Munson and Drs. Kay and Harter Wis.
tied the scenes Of the alleged crime The spot
where the body was buried was pointed out by
Mrs Wheeler Tho ground was dug up. but
nothing found. Search was renewed today
and the remains were found at o'clock. They
were in a good state Of preservation. A warrant
cha rging Wheeler with murder in the first degree
was issued by Justice Of the Peace Hardendorf
Of Newport this afternoon, and il now in the
hands Of Deputy Sheriff Munson. Wheeler is
said 70 be working near Trenton, Oneida county.
and is probably now in custody of Deputy Munson
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MII-UP ON A BROADWAY CAR.
Thief Tried for Scarf Pin and Didn't Get
1t, but n Detective Got Him.

Thief Tried for a Scarf Pin and Didn't Get
1t, but n Detective Got Him.
Robert Vassar OF the Smith Vassar Tele-
phone Company OF 81 William street was on
the rear platform OF a SOUTH bound Broadway
cable car last night. 30 was James p. O'Brien,
whose address is not known. and so was
Detective Sweeney. Vassar was Watching the
crowd. O'Brien was watching a 81 900 scarf pin
O'Bren' az he thought he had arrested HIM
some time ago but couldn't exactly place him
At Forty-fo street a throng OF theatre
kerchief out OF his pocket and. pretending to
use it. dropped 1t over Nassars scarf and tried
to pull out the pin. 1t was fastened on the
back and though the tug brought the scarf up
around vassar's ears the pin didn't come
simultaneously and in the fight that ensued ali
three fell off the car. O'Brien was soon over
powered, He was locked nm in the West
Forty-seventh street station on a charge Of
highway robbery.
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HARVARD TAKES THE CUP.
THE CAMBRIDGE TEAM BEATS
PRINCETON At GARDEN CITY.

Fine Golfing by Hubbard and Pyne-Ths
Links in splendid Order and the Aver
age of Play Very Good-Iudividual Cham
pionships Will Begin This Morning.
Harvard for the second time won the team
championship trophy OF the Intercollegiate Golf
Association yesterday. Hitherto the hnalists
have been Yale and Harvard. the winning
honors now being even between the two. but
yesterday Princeton was the runner up. The
prominence OF odd Nassau" is tribute to the
care In training. BY playing matches with
many clubs on the Metropolitan links. that
Capt Griswold has insisted on for the past
six months In individual work the matches
between Hubbard and Grswold was the
hottest OF the day. Harvards winning score
over Princeton was by points to l and by
holes u to2.
At least from the standpoint OF the gallery"
the collegians have not gained by changing
from Ardsley to Garden City. for most OF the
matches yesterday were absolutely unattended
The onlookers at the home green. however.
formed quite a formidable gathering, and
when it was positive that Harvard had won. the
triple" 80 Rah. Rah. Rah!" was sent forth
with the vehemenoe Of crowd that seemed to
mostly favor the boys from Cambridge. Her.
bert NJ. Hartman. the amateur golf champion.
and George L. Hubbell. the manager OF the
Garden City property. who only returned yes
terday from a months shooting trip. were two
Of the spectators The course was in its usual
ideal order and the new club house we'll ar
ranged and capably managed. gave satisfaction
in all respects.
Grswold and Hubbard were tho frat pair out
In tho morning. Griswold had the second hole
In and his ball hung on the rim OF the fifth
hole for the same figure. A trio OF tours" at
the end OF the outward holes enabled Hubbard
to finish out In 43 and to make the result all
square by holes. Grswold came home in 40.
while Hubbard needed a.: and. as the latter
had the fortunes OF the match game. no was
l up on the morning round. Their cards
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The action brought by Henry Hentz to re-
cover S225.000 from the members Of Have
meyers & Elder. tho dissolved sugar refining
firm, as commissions for bringing about the
combination OF sugar interests. was dismissed
by Justice Andrews Of the Supreme Court ves-
terday on the ground that recovery could not
appeared that the work. which Hentz said he
did at the request o. Havemeyers d Elder; was
to form the sugar Reilneries Company and that
the courts OF this State Hsntz sought to 20
further and show that his work effected the
organization Of the American Sugar Refining
Company. which took over the business OF tho
Sugar Refineries Company, Justice Andrews
i fourth. ended with the formation OF the
illegal company.
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Additions to tho city Payroll.

The Citv Record announced these changes
in the city payroll yesterday: Bridge Com
missioner Shea has increased the salary Of
Archibald Mclean. an assistant engineer.
from $2.250 to S2.75o: Justice Worcester OF
the Eleventh District Municipal Court has APP
pointed Edward G. Manners a stenographer.
been reap poin ted stenographer by the Board
Of City Magistrates. for two years. at $4,000:
Emil Kunzil has been appointed interpreter
in City Magistrates Deusls court. on proba-
ton, at $1,000: Corporation Counsel WhalsA
has hired nav office boy at $500
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why this may have the effect OF reducing the
tlon One can hardly imagine the enormous
increase In the use Of steel and iron which the
modern way OF erecting buildings has created q;
rSt ssD but k ,Sp II tb sss
iiected in nearly every other line OF industry
widest speculation can hardly check it for the
MIR shearson called attention to possibility
in the steel and iron trade which has not yet
referred to the subsidzinG Of, an American
subsidy was introduced in the Iast Congress
Dir, Shearson said that he didn't know what
ss Of 5s nss S h S
be practically no limit to ths pqssbilit!ss il the
bear h rAo. ssd ' En- you San'
WSosy. y views on most na woh
ing. are saying a great deal these days against
that which is commonly known as trust
bad one, is something which do not care to
discuss, but this fact remains the trust. like
n Itself o' ned IN pr"setns tse IL viii proee
h hn Sancp psns. in sSy or Ff Ss1
b By over coniidsnc. over production and I'M.
wise In vestmsnts. The trusts OF this country
represent millions Of dollars, OF aggregated
capital. In order to protect that capital they
The constant operation Of the plants means
the steady employment OF labor. But to Sc
duction must be constantly and zeaousy
guarded against. It Is for the interest Of the
does not exceed the supply. When this Is
done the laborer gets wage which Is worthy
OF his labor and the consumer pays but fair
price for the product. II trusts are bad in
every other particular. and yet prevent or tend
to prevent financial depression and panic.
then thev hecOma n N undiSQuise1 hlesginp ~
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M4NIPUL4TED MONEY RATES.
Stock Exchange Governors Forbid Ficiitioul
Bids for Loans.

Reports that mem bers OF the Stock Exchange
had made call money scaEcer and so had put
up the rate by bidding for loans they didn't
want and didn't take and simply paying the
interest after the close of the Exchange for the
day. led to an investigation by the Governors
Of the Exchange. Yesterday they adopted and
promulgated this resolution:
"ResO'rPd When member has contracted
to borrow, money on col lateral the simple pay
ment OF the interest by the borrower TO the
effecting or properly endeavorinR to effect a
loan. may he held to be an evasion OF the con-
tract and an actual detriment to the interest
and welfare Of tho Exchange. aud the offending
member may be projected against under Sec
'inu o' hrtleIo / Z. OF the constitution .
either suspension or expulsion.
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BANKER HELD FOR THEFT.
Kellerman, Who Disappeared from Browns
willie. Taken Back n Prisoner.

Adolph Kellerman. who formerly had q
private banking concern under tho name OF
THE Consolidated Banking and Exchange
Company In the Brownsville district OF
Brooklyn. and is alleged to have swindled his
customers to the extent Of 81 3. 600 was arrested
on Tuesday n lGht at l25 First avenue. Man
to Brooklyn. The detectives. It is said. had
been In search OF him since his disappearance
charge against him is that he robbed Jacob
Bolowitch Of $500 and on this he was held for
examination by Magistrate Kramar in the
be preferred. Two indictments which were
formerly found against him were quashed
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FOR KILLING HIS sWEETHEARE

McGrath of tho Twenty-second New York
Volunteers on Trial-Threat to XIII Him.
Thomas McGrath. the returned volunteer OF
the Twenty-second New York. who on May 4
shot and killed his sweetheart. Jennie Coyle.
in front OF her homo at 442 Tenth avenue. was
nut on trial before Justice Fursman in the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Court yesters
day IT Is understood that the defence will
plead insanity. John Coyle. brother OF the
murdered girl and witness against McGrath,
from the court room during the selection Of a
the law does not -
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THE Sun received yesterday ST from the
draughtsmen OF the Bethlehem Steel Com.
pany South Bethlehem. Pa. for tho Upton
cup fund. lin appreciation OF the Rsntlemanly
Sir Thomas Upton during the contest for the
Americas Cup" There was also received at
this office yesterday $3.50. representing
tanned among the employees OF a single DOWN
town office in about half an hour" In "appre-
Shamrocks owner"
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pEDDLER SAVED THE RIFLES.
Was Reporting Being Late for Prayer
When His Chance to 10 n Hero Came.


When His Chance to Bo Hero Came.
Abraham Koslowicz. a psddler Of tailors'
trimmings at 235 Broome street. jumped out
OF bed with a guilty start yesterday morning
1t was long past his timefor going to the syna-
gogue to say his prayers. Hoslowicz is ortho-
dox and very pous. and is usually up with the
sun and at his devotions. But Tuesday night
there was wedding in Broome street. with
good things to eat and drink. and he went
thsre and made merry He thought repent
antly as he hurried on his clothes how wick d
he had been. and he prayed with more than his
usual fervor at the "schule" to atone for
his sin.
On his return home he heard loud shrieks
as he entered the tenement. Women ran here
and there. and the peddIer gathered from their
hurried talk as he ran upstairs that something
was wrong in the Levines' fiat on his floor
Up there he smelled smoke and saw a suspi-
cious CLINT OF fire through the door. He tried
to push it open. but 1t held. Then he ran out
on the fire escape and saw through the window
the Levine baby all on fire. and her little
brother standing by trying to put out the
flames and running the risk Of being set on
nr r!M tEo; ain spr0rv hin 1oD n.rsiD .,,a ~.
peddler. afterward describing il, He dashed
through the window. pulled the clothes bodily
of the baby and stamped out the fire. Then
came the frantic mother. police. ambulance.
and the reporters.
To these latter the pedder poured out his
deep gratitude that even in his sins he was
made tool for he rescue OF the children, while
the mother told how they came to be left alone.
She had gone to the bakers leaving Mary. who
Is, ten. in charge OF four-year-od Harry and
Ida. the baby, But Mary was anxious not to
lie black marked at school, and. after teaching
Harry how to slip the door bolt into place after
her. she slipped out Left alone Harry amused
hmse II by striking a match and setting fire to
the baby. They are all children OF Max Levine.
clothes presser. who knew nothing OF what
was going on at home.
"Und Ich." said the peddler. with a contrite
sigh: vas IN spat i'm schulz, aber. ach Colt
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STATEN ISLAND DARK AGAIN.

Electric Lighting Company Can't Get It's
Money from the City.
The streets OF Staten Island were in dark
ness again last night. owing to the failure OF
the city to carry out it's contract recently made
to pay all the bills OF the company up to July
except $4,000. The Corporation Counsel has
advised the Comptroller to pay the bills. but
there 10 a hitch somewhere. Mr.. Swinarton
manager OF the company. says that the lights
will not be turned on again until the city pro-
money and for future lighting. The COM
panys bill on Oot amounted to $4,000.
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In the afternoon match between Hubbard
and Grswold. the longer match play experl-
ence OF Hubbard told and he had a signal ad-
phyte at the long match game. HUI bbard won
BY Sup. Next year, however. Griswold ard
the other Princeton boys will have to do still
better. as Harvard will have Harry Hollins. Jr.
and Ii. Owens Winston among its team re-
cruits. 1t looks now as though the team CUP
would find its final resting place at Ca m bridge
The cards for the last half OF the Hubbard and
GrsWold match were:
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GEN. FITzHUGH LEE IN QUARANTINE
Postal Director Rathbone Says the Cubans
Rejoice in Two-Cent Stamps.

Rejoice in Two-Cent Stamps.
Gen. Fltz Hugh Lee. Governor OF the
Provinces OF Havana and Plnar del Rio. and
Mrs. Ludlow. wife OF Cen Ludlow. Governor OF
the city OF Havana. were sent to Hoffman
Island with other passengers OF the steamship
Havana which arrived on Tuesday night. and
will be detained until noon to-day. when the
c. Rathbons. who has charge OF the new postal
service in Cuba, was permitted to land. being
immune to yellow fever. Col Rathb Dne "a id
cent stamp In Cuba tho interna al CORES pondencs
had much increased At least 500 Of the 600
Of the island are Cubans
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Cant. Watkins OF the Paris VIII Appeal
Capt. Starbuck. United States Supervising
Inspector OF Steam Vessels. has received notice
from Capt. Watkins Of tho Paris that he will
appeal from the sentence imposed upon him by
the local Board OF Inspectors OF Steam Vessels
OF Two years suspension OF license. The sem
tenee vas Tor running the Paris on the rocks
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The Apawamis Golf Club m EN- bers to qualify
on Saturday for match play on election day for
a cup offered by the president we're; George 8.
Dearborn. r. f Mathews F, NJ Freeman. 4
Lawton, j. A. Peck, r. Furman. W. X. Gilett.
Simon Ford. y. B. Mathews and A. G: Gwynne:
On Saturday next the Apawmis and Richmond
Hill teams will have q six side match at Rye
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Tho other scores were:
Miss Marion Swords. 1873: Miss Howell l8I. Mis.
DOBAry, 1877; Miss Forsyth, l43; Miss Little Its:
Mrs. F. N. Bacon, Jr.. 14V.
Miss Marie G. Bryce 10 the present holder of
the Morris County Woman's ChampionshIp
Miss Wetmore was the runner up to Miss Bea-
trix Hoyt in the Woman's Cham pionShip OF
1893. The same scores counted for tho semi
monthly match for the long course Gun under
the regular handicaps. The results were:
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day follows
Miss Bryce and Mrs. shppen; Mas Hurlbut and
and Miss Swords. "
PITTsFIELp. Oct. %, Mrs. Edward A.
haniGs OF the Plttsheld Country Club won
The cup was for the winner OF the greatest
o. FSt p%atshs; smong the
allied members for the season, DuriSS the
contests no player has won the cup but once,
with the execution Of Mrs. Aanice, who was the
sole entry for the October match and she was
awarded tho trophy by default. Mrs Mapice is
me strongest plaEerin this part OF New, Eng
yomens open cham pion ship on the OPENING
day at the Philadelphia Country Club but was
disoualined. The trophy 10 a handsome piece
priAsa onered In this section this season. The
hsu's match ioS the Managers cup will begin
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At the Morris County Golf Club yesterday the
associate members met in their semi-annual
club championship com petition. In other times
this event has been at match play through
out. but this time the conditions have been
game. the first eight to finish out at the m atch
game. Tho following hre the scores OF the
eight who qualified:
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The following is the score OF the match by
On the point system OF scoring the colleRians
dopted for this meeting tho score was:
Total

This morn ng the medal play round for the
individual cham piOnship will be decided the
first eight keeping on at match play to- m orrow
and Saturday.
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,.Ayerill. who had finished all square with
OF the match In tho afternoon. for he went out
in 80. new amateur record for the outward
Journey, and ended the contest nine holes to
the good. The ards for thu m atch foIIou.
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Averl's 20 tied the amateur record for the
links. held by Herbert II. Hartman
Percy r. Pyne. second. Of Princeton. and G.
G. Clark. Jr.. Harvard. had spectacular scor-
holes and were then all even by holes. In tho
inward journey Pyne finished In 40. a total Of
homo in AZ. Clark was bunkered from the
fourth tee and the recorded against him for
point OF view. The cards for the morning
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tomorrow afternoon. As but eight entered,
there was no preliminary round to- day: The
drawings are Buckingham vs.. Wilson, Nance
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pected infring m ents with a view to the prompt
and vigorous enforcement Of its rights. In
addition to the other patents the company has
purchased the so-called Owen Smith Bottom
Bracket Patent which 10 a basic patent on the
present style OF safety bicycle"
A portion OF the official abatement that is in
the nature of u surprise is that It will inter
est itself in automobiles despite the fact that
separated this branch Of their business from
graph the B statement reads:
AUTOMOBILES: good many OF the factories
owned by the company have exper!mented
more or less with motor carriages. Some
have made more progress than others. and in
one or two instances whole departments have
been devoted to the production OF this class Of
ence and inventions developed from all of this
preliminary, work will be taken advantage OF,
one OF the largest factories having been set
mobiles. audit is already brhind on it's orders"
Tho statement concludes as follows: For
eign Trade: To any not posted on the ire
building In this country within the last few
come as a surprise. The following extract
from a Government report speaks volumes for
the enterprise OF the bic ycle makers
Tho exports Of the scellaneous manufac-
tured articles from the United States during
the years 1897 and 1893 were as shown in the
Annual Report on Commerce and Navigation
for 1893 BY o. p. Austin. Chief OF the Bureau
Of Statistics Of the Treasury Department. as
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1900, 600 TONS OF sTEE1 Rails.
Orders for This Amount Said to Have
Been Placed with the Combine.


PI1"TSBURG, Pa, Oct % The announce
ment WAS made this morning that tn. LARGEST
49, VS. 'o , w, VIZ, IS,
"tu't iof seei rais ever given had Ius' oeeh award
cd to the Steel Rail combine at the prevailing
nrices nf sa3 The ,nectipp w,s held in N.v
-. y. va -, Nv
hork Yesterday ana IL ~ UNDERSTOOD mat me
railroad companies were notified that the rail-
roads cnuld cover all their want. al tho nr.sent
- - AZ, 49,.
price Nearly every railroad In inc country
came in with orders and AN nggrega ate of ! 500 600
tuns NJ mills we're ordered fnr deIivery in 1aoo
,r, " -. , W. -
Inc companies IN the pool are the Carnegie, the
Pennsylvania Steel Company the Cambria Steel
Companv The Federal Steel C,mnsny and the
P'' ' iu'' ''e' 'oi"po's' anu VIC
lacka"anna Iron and Steel Company. After
these orders placed the price of raise was
raised 10 s35 and $40 dependinp nm the si,e NJ
the order the lowest quotation Icing for 200 tons
and the highest for less than carload lots
The ,o,ol Gale, .ge,.r.,s oh,,, $40 ono noo
~, '' "ee So "''"' @o''''o'''
Inns means thht one-siNth oi the total steel out
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Mayor Sign. tho Tammany building Code.

Mayor Van WICK signed the new building
code yesterday and the code Is now in effect.
Lawrence WELLER. secretary OF the Tenement
House Committee OF the Charity Organization
Society. which fought the code in the Municlpai
Assembly, said yeste rday that the fight Wonid
be continued In the Legislature.
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To Cure q Cold In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gisn refund the money II IL fAils to cure. n W
groves signature u on each boz. 2ss.-Adv.
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The first competition for women ever held
on publ links In this country was decided
yesterday at Van Cortlandt Park. The play
was at nine holes. without handicap. and the
prizes silver cup presented by A q. Dom
inick and a one piece golf club presented by
Tom Bendeow. There were sixteen starters
and ten returned cards. The winner was Miss
Marion Kirkley. with the score of y. 10. T. y. 3.
9. IL. 5. 81. The second prize was taken by
Miss NJ. p. Eckert Her card was Z. IL, 9. 7. q.
9. 8. s. 1873. The other scores we're:
Miss Benson. "a; Miss II. J. Eckert "a; Miss E. p
Day. 81; Miss NJ. y. DIN. 81; Miss B. Wilson. 81
Mrs. Duryea. 80; Miss J. Y. Pardee. 20; Miss +
Moore. %.
SCRANTON, Oct. 25.-Ths annual open golf
tournament began today at the Scranton
Country Club links with thrty.three entries
Thirty six holes were played. Travis won the
gold m edal for the lowest score. The sixteen
lowest scores to qualify were:
WI. Travis. Oakland, 15l: j. II. Brooks Scranton
1871: A. g. Huntington. scranton. 1853; James Blair,
Jr. Scranton. 1853; T. c. Fuller. Scranton. ~; W.
d. johnson. Wyoming Valley. no; H. q, ShGfor
Scranton. ITO; T. II. Watkins Scranton 1T; W. s.
kilmer Broome County, ~; j. /. Taylor. Nassau.
Scranton, $50; ". f. Woodruff Wyoming Valley
$50: W. ID. Young Baltimore. 1875; c. y. Loveland
Wyoming Valley, 1855; f. D. Weed. Broome County,
100
The following will play for the consolation
cup:
j.. T. Turner. W. c. Price, J. D. Farnand. wyom nR
Valley; =. II. KinRsbury, T, 8. Atherton, Law Wat
kins, A. g. Hunt. W. b. kirkpatrick, T. f. Plat, j.
II. Torrey. L. c. Fuller. Il. W. g. Fuller A. H. Storrs
Scranton: J. d. Greene, Syracuse; X. q. Jermyn,
Oswego: ". E. Parsons. Baltimore: A. NJ. Budnut
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c. Tiffany Richardson. for. Harvard and j.
although the luck favored Richardson at the
start. This Lakewood boy is one OF the most
finished players on style in this country, but
Stuart was fully his equal. and their match
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Pyne finally won out by . up. The good scor-
ing was maintained In the afternoon half OF
the argument. the ca rds beinR as folloMa:
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Ny face was covered with pimply ruptured, and
itching skin. After using CUTIcURA SOAR for Six
weeks my skin made remarkable change all the
pmples went away. my skin getting soft az velvet
II. CROME. 228 Melrose st. Chicago, Ill,
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was troubled with pimples. especially on the
chin and forehead. tried several homo remedies
hut as they proved TO he of no value / decided to
Use CuTIcuRA soar. and in six weeks Was entirely
rid Of them. HENRY T. DAHLKE.
GIL So Paulina St. Chicago, Ill.