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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
REASONED IT OUT.
And Feund a Change in Food Put Him
Eight.


s m-n .cs not count as wasted the
nn he spends n thinking over bis busi-
ness. Dut he seems lotE 20 give the same
Of careful ut siioa 10 himself and
in lis health
And yet his business would Doe worth
ulue without good nealth 70 care for a..
a business E.n tolls how he did himself
5000 by carefully thinking over his
physical condition. Investigating 70 find
cut what was ncelca. and ,hen changing
to the righi foo4
For some yeas had been bothered
a great dead after inels My food seemed
90 lay lilso lead Doe my STOMACH produce
ing he4vincs lna dallncss and some
times positive rail Of course This
rendered me moro on less unfit for busi-
Thing would nave 10 be doue
Reflection led nc 10 the conclusion
that over-eating Ming the stomach
with in6igesilblo food. was responsible
for many of the ms that human flesh en-
aiUes. ana that ] wis punlshlng myself
,lu Thar way-tlat win what was MAKE
irp me 50 Bun. he.sy ana uncomfort-
ll,o md unut for business after meals
conelud 10 tr- Grf Nuts food %
Sc, what it cJrla % fs me.
- have been ls 6 fsr some months
n0W, and gl 81 Say chat it has
giFtu ae euiirr iNfi do not suffer
any longer afle. --.ls; my food seeni
20 assimilate easily ana properly. ane
10 do the work Tor which d was intend
Cd I have reEained niy normal weight
ana hnd tilat business IS pleasure once
norc-ean take more interest So q. ans
ny mind is clearer and more alert
Name given BY FowAm Co. Ratu'
Creek Mich
There's reason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

July he left home for Manhattan june
lion. Toledo. and just once he wrote his
parents. IN replying ms father advised
linn to stay where he was. Nothing has
been heard from him since.
The police We're notified and failed TO
ser clue 20 his whereabouts. although
il was learned that he had paid up his
bills al Mnhattan Junction and left FOR
somewhere--no one know where.
He had no bad habits was a good
10y and hard worker" said his fath-
er. l.. II. Miller, "and / fear that he
may have met viii foul play. u he is
in trouble would willingly help him"
As he spoke the tears appeared Ia
the fathers eyes ana he struggled 20
keep them back
Il ten you I've cried many a night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

rhe Kansas city journal says "Ah,
lne by. heavy aire the hearts shwinglu
picks today" said one Of the old sec-
uon men Of the santa Fo ia discussing
General Manager Mudgos departure from
,hat road No higher compliment can
ever be- paid Mr. Nudge than tho homey
little saying Of the old section man who
has picked fis llfe away en- the road
that MI Nudge has helped make famous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
PIPE DREAM FULFILLED
Kansas wn Celebrates
Event of Big
Diddings.

osiena. Nss., Nay Amid the blow
ing u whistles az the various mining and
plants, the first test Of
the Kansas Natural Gas company's pipe
Inc 20 this city WIS made today The
test of the ten inch Pipe line was made
ly the officials n the company and the
pressure as Che terminus Of tho line. Az
though nearly one hundred miles from
thc well, was entirely satisfactory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
IN
SOCIETY

Mrs Horace speed is sending out in-
vi,auons to- d reception to be given May
H.
Mr. WIN Wheeler of Telluride, colo,
is visiting his father Afr 81 B. Wheeler
al oklahoma city
Miss pessa Matchctt who has heen
sick Tor The past week with tonsinus,
is able TO be out aeair
Captein au6 Mrs john r Taylor. Of
omhuo. Spent sunday at Oklahoma city
aith Atr ana Mrs M J.. splitter
John r. stoves bie Uncle Toms cab
m GO. will come to fhe opera house for
enc performance only sunday May
see the ORIGINAL free street parade hv
the big hanl with stoves big Uncle
Toms cabin Coz sunday May p at the
Brooks
The next. and last attraction booked
tn e ooo ,roanc,,oa of f-,r,o ro,,,.
chin
rh, o,,.. o,,o5 ana ,s.5 ,,y ron, r.
s,,ua f,r rho t,,,,,sportotio, of bis I'm
,is ro,o,s chin ~ ,re ssi5 10 ~ ,be
i.,,,dsor,os, I, Ar,c,.ie,
1900,
WV" c,.,ii r,,. .,
-, r5s -.
,, ,r., ,.-,..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
NEW OKLAHOMA INDUSTRIES.

Guthrie-Sl 900. 900 oil company
Oklahona Clty-s2O,oO0 oil gas and
mining company
Granion--S S5,eo0 telephone company.
Cestos-S5.5O0 lumber company.
Guthrie 500 OoO,00O warehouse and
stomgc company; $1,OoO,CO0 mining and
milling company 100000 rock drill
company.
Covington--Lauudry; creamery
Kaw-S25,6o0 telephone company.
ChclulSea-ylo.c0u grain elevator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

ln aa opinion given to the ministerial
alliance OF Hobart. by County Attorney
Conhor the latter holds that card play
ing hy ladies in their parlors for prizes
constitutes The crime Of gambling and
indicates also that he is not going to
punish the female offenders. This was
tho position taken hy Representative
Iavid iIogg Of Day county, in the Last
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Among the members Of the Kansas
CITY Commercial club who viii visit this
city during the second week in May,
viii be Mr. George y. Nen, business
uanaRer Of .he Kansas city Daily Drov-
crs Telegram Mr. Nen is one six BROTH
crs who own ard operate three daily
live stock and farms pupers from KANSAS
City. ST. Louis and Omaha, known as
The Corn Belt Farm Dallies." One OF
The most unique advertisements TO be
seen win be distributed by Mr.. Neff,
m the shape of a calendar showing the
picture Of himself ana FIVE brothers, ag-
grt eating a total length Of 36 feet and
The total weight Of 200 pounds. The
Oldest brother of the six is the Hon.
.. H. Nef, now mayor OF Kansas City.
incidentally, The Nens have made great
success OF their enterprises and their
Iapers are read ia cvIy state and ter
ritory m the Onion. and especially
throughout tie southwest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

The Atchison (Kas) Globe hits the
nail a resouDdlng wheck when C says:
Cheap people are Ike cheap goods
they cost more IN the end" Cheap ad-
vestising IL usually resorted 10 by
cheap people. and like cheap goods,
.ost more 10 the end.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
Blown 10 Pieces.
pecial to Daily Leader.

Muskogee g.. T.. May &c. W. Moore
foreman Tor the Phelps -Nesbltt Con-
struction company, was blown 10 pieces
this afternoon He was making an ex-
,avaiion and had set twelve charges OF
of these prsmaiurely and huge stone
struck Moor,. tearing his leg or and
throwing aim about fifty feet When he
Truck the ground it was almost di
recfly over another shot which went on
just as ne came down and this Shot
tore of an atm and ire side Of his head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

PIANoEs OR ORGANS TUNED, re
rairod by correct eastern factory meth
eds. work equal TO the best done any
vhere. instruments having inferior tono
quality can be worry much improved by
correct regulation. r. L. NEHAN,
date Of New Yons cit5), Guthrie, Okla
Telephone 3iS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
BEARS ARE THANKFUL
Terrible Teddy Restrained
From Slaug hter by
Rain.
(By Associated Press.)

olenwood Springs. May IA storm
ragged al pight al Camp Roosevelt and
ihe weather today is threatening Mud
as roads made q hunt impossible and
delaycd the moving Of the camp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
niss,Ne Many MONTHS.
Harry c. mfler's Parents Arxleus 20
Hear from Their son

The Leddor has received the following
from Detroit Mieh. Harry @ Miller
aged 10 yeass. has dropped oui Of exist
once as Tar as his parents. al l56 Porter
street are concerned Re IS "a telegraph
operator. and was formerly employed BY
'he Ptre Marquette rallroad Early in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

for my boy and hoped for his return
or AT least word from him to show
that he Is alive he concluded
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

The old fahsioued party given last
n'eht at the beautiful Dale home was
ono OF the srmdcst successes ia the So
cal history " the capital city a large
number of visitors were ir attendance.
many of them auned m quaint, old time
costumes. Al Of the old dances were
given. starting with tho miuuet The
sirginia reel and others were on the pro-
erom also Mr.. Van Patten made quite
an attraction by being dressed after the
style of feorge Washington, and Mrs
Van Patten Is sall TO have had one of
lhs finest maBe-ups Of anyone present
Mrs r. r. lille wore a gown that is over
la hundred years old this having been
hnnde, down hy hcr relatives 90 her
: he home was decorated with old FASH
ioncd flowers The rereshmeuts were
fine. The music WIS furnished by tho
mlndoin club Of West Guthrie. Every
tody LETT feeling that Judge and ps
Lale were entertainers OF the highest
type.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Probate Judge strang rendered judg-
itent for s55 IN favor Of the plaintiff in
zier company VS.. Abemathy. This was
a suit on account.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Iiftle Bows M ribbon.
Little grains OF rice.
Make ihe new wed couple
spotted in tries
New York sun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
Personal
Mention.

and Hs windy teaa,
j. r Lyles. Of oklahoma city. is here.
a. M Forester is here today from Dai-
laa rexas
IT, A. Cam. a Kanses Ci,yan. spent tho
day in Guthrie.
p. S. Tate. Of Norman, was viis,or
m The city today.
G. $. Byther Of Oklahoma city, is a
visitor in Guthrie
Lincoln McISinlay, Of Newkiik. was
here toda5 on special business.
The Bennett benefit at the park to-
morrow should De well attended.
a. T. Ross Of Chandler was in Guth-
iie Yesterday and witnessed the game be-
tween Guthuo and Wichita
J. J Cunnnsham, OF Enid. travelling
passenger agent Is i'm the capital city
today Mr. Cunningham has great faith
IN Guthrie
j I. Johoson. Of Marshall, was in
tho capital city today Mr.. johnson says
that Marshall is the only town m Logap
county, outside OF Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

legislature, when the Logan anu-gamb.
lmg bin was under discussion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

FOR RENT-Hotel in Perkins, o. T.,
furnished complete. J. ,. Kintz, Daily
Hotel Guthrie, o. #.
1yANTED-Portei at the Blue Ben cafe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02
-~-s~--<y-----s
Events and
Personal Notes.

ai her old bono 81 Illinois She viii
visit her daughter Mrs French and
Leg son. 0r W n Kennedy. and later
Sd, will attend the Lewis and clark cx-
position, whore her nativo state has
honored her with the position Of hostess
of the lnin5s building, commemoatng
her early cforts in behalf OF the sur
fcrn6 Cubans.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Arthur Carter Of springvale township
in this county was brought before Pro-
late Judge strang thus morning and ad-
judged insane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Miss Lillian SuoHden. who rcprc-
scented the Oklahoma chapter of p a.
RS az The rec' congress in WASH
mgton and VINO st,sred over for VISIT
with relatives ir Ashvne a. G, return
cd home last week Wnf, IN Washing
ton Miss snowdcH attracted much ate
tcution. being the sole representative Of
famous oklahoma ard at "a reception
gwen by Mis- Fairbanks She was assured
10y that notice ueisonago OF uen interest
and hope the vice president entertains
for early statehood for our territory Mrs
q. J.. Carpenter was made regent for
ihc oklahoma chapter and Mrs Rober.
Gardner vice regent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

There was a meeting Of the school land
hoard this Afternoon in Governor Fergu-
sons Office. Tie following constitute
the board. Fred l.. Wenner, secretary
of the beard, Territorial Secretary
Grimes, Territorial Auditor Baxter and
Goveinor Ferguson. Routine matters
We're transacted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

At a meeting of the Excelsior club
yestcrday afternoon. tho following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year.
Mrs }. p. Thchun, president
Mrs. NJ G. Hort. vice president
Mrs trcd Eyers. secretary
Mrs H L. Miller. treasurer,
Mrs w. b Hcrod member federation
executive board
Mrs John James and Mrs j B Tho-
huin wcr, elected delegates 90 tile Law-
ton convention. ana Mrs. George Stock
dale ANA Mrs. J. "a. Mcconnell were
chosen ns altomatca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Dale Lyttop and John HiniSle. Of still
waiter were in Guthrie today. Mr. Lyt-
ton is one OF the largest implement deal
crs in the trntor,. being member Of
the hrm Of Lytton and Jerome. Mr. Him
lie is editor ard publisher Of the seui-
weeidy Gazette Both are fine gentle
neut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Miss Lou stranr give an Easter party
last Saturday in honor OF Mrs. j. Jacobs
of Amcs. Iowa. ard Miss Mary Cassidy,
Of Des Moires. Iowa The home was
exquisitely decorated with Easter lilies
and other overs. At cards Miss Cassidy
Won tie FIRST prize Miss Grlsen the lone
hand and Miss Hutchinson the consola-
iion. Delightful refroshmcnts were
served rhe following IS list Of the
GUESTS;
Miss Amy Brooks.
Miss Ida Nibhck.
Miss Blockie Jamlson.
Miss Pearl Rhodes.
Miss lone Coyle.
Miss Essie Cassidy
Miss Catherine Cassidy.
Miss Edna Cray
Miss Edith Grissell.
Miss Gertrude Hunt
Miss Gertrude patrsn.
Miss Mabel Rhuehart.
Miss Kate schnell
Miss Alice Woods
Miss Ethel McNeal
Miss Elizabeth McNeal
Miss Myrtle Black.
Miss Fannie Tyler
Miss May Sceley
Miss Anna lubhison.
Miss Non Kimbhl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-05-02

Mrs, G. W, Garrison left yesterday
for an extended stay in 81 Louis and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Willard in Loudoun.

Especial to Tho Times Dspntch)
STERLING, VA. August 1S.-Willard
was accorded rousng reception at the
depot upon his arrival at Sterling yes
terday, and Judging from the number OF
Willard buttons and the amount Of en-
thusiasm displayed, this Lleutenant-Goy-.
ernor's chances in Loudoun are excep-
tionally good.
To one Of tho largest audiences ever
assembled at that place Mr., j. II. sum.
mers introduced Mr., Willard, who was
greeted With hearty cheers and contln-
ued applause. He held his audience as
IL spellbound during his entire speech,
save for the many times that the pent
enthusiasm spent Itself N hearty APP
plause. III. -
/ Nj Willard departed Immediately for
4 eesburg, where he will address the
voters OF that district at $3.50,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

r,4tgg d u Il IA.
Id three large IL audiences to-da .l
EsterIin . IS Round 41Illl and Lcesburg.
&T.oldoun county-lns the interest OF h's '
candidacy for Governor of the stare.
Mr.. willard was scheduled to speak
at. Sterling at 4 o'clock. but missed ms
train, ard arrived there late on a lreisn.
engine. He was warmly welcomed u
Sterling and his advent was the occa-
sion OF a large .outpouring OF 4 pe s'ia'
ms, countyis popular In Loudoun, ana
Ethe welcome accorded him was sincere
and fatte-ing, He was introduced py
Mr.. Dulaney Brun,5 chairman OF ire
county scommltteeGand said
There are two lines Of argument To-
which could address Inyself--my per,
sonal fitness for/ Governor, as disclosed
by my past public record, anu me NJ
ness or weakness OF my advs'sarles. "
contine myself to the first, but II We're
to pursue the latter course. 1t would not
he by1 nsinuation, Einuendo or inference
but straight from the shoulder, and IN
speaking of#my fitness. It Is not what i i
think but what youathink Of my iltnes $,
MIR. willard u then disposed or the
charges made against him as to his al
legged opposition to the jim Crow law
and fully explained his position as to
the charge that he was not&a Vlrglnian
by birth. He had only to- reply that nc
was citizen Of the State by election,
selection and choice, and that the peo-
ple OF Virginia are his people. He then
denied that he had any knowledge of the
published article OF Mr.. Crandall MackeS,i
and said he did not approve OF that sort
or CAM agning Hc denied having PAD
for its publication, notwithstanding the
charge, I, and in retort, asked why the
Culpeper Exponant4fr from a circulation
Of 900 several months ago had reached
a circulation OF 1900, and how the cir
culatlon OF the Rockingham Register
had Increased from 1000 to 10000 in the
last few days. Il lie reviewed his record
on the employers liability bill and SIM
liar measures. He advocated the Mann
law SO far as 1t regulated and restrain
| ed the sale of liquor, but not as q pro-
hibitive measure and advocated an
amendment to @the last clause, allowing
| an appeal to the Supreme Court, so as
| to make uniform Its construction. lie
| cnunciated his advocacy for the better,
mcnt Of the public schools. longer school
terms, Increased sa laries for teachers,
Improvement Of the public highways and
!, nensioning of Confederate soldiers. "
Mr.. Wizards handling of economic
! questions showed that he was practi-
| cally familiar with the needs Of the state
| of Virginia to advance her commercial
| and industrial progress. The speaker
| approved of the work of the Corpora
| ton Commission, and said he would
! maintain its prestige and usefulness by
appointing as Its members the best tai
| ent in the State as the occasion required.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
Will NOT ARREST
EPPs OR JONES.
Continued from First Page.)

other law, do not know anything what hat:
ever about Il. FIX II IS It'd
s"The allegation that ! spent any money
In the election uni lawfully Is rldIcuIous.'
Will Arrest Neither.
When Chief OF Police Werner was asked
last night II he would arrest Mr. Epps
and Mr.. Mac tones, he replied (: NO IN
deed, L have no idea Of arresting them
II know nothing at all against Mr.. Mac
Jones. AS far as know. there has been
no information odged In my office against,
him. fst ii, K, s5s
mo affidavit concerning any act Of
4 Mr.. Epps has been placed IN my hands
and all tho evidence that have received
I is heresny. l cannot see how n warrant!
can be sworn out against him by me,
and so L shall wait until Mr.. Richardson,
the Commonwealth this W attorney comes
home and let him handle the matter" 4 Ss.'
'yVho gave you the heresay lnforma-
&tion r. asked athc reporter. a5
II cannot answer that question, for
X never give away an informant, replied
the chief.
"A Poetic " Genius
5l The man James Walsh. who is said to
have made the affidavit. charging Mr..
L Epps with, bribery, Is known as the
/" Honorary Member allas 'blll SYKES
alias "the Editor Hc infests the aims
house, the newspaper offices and other
abodes of the poetic muse at whose feel
he ofttimcs sets He is the author 9 T
the well-known poem beginning:
dusty Mike came down the Pike
with cob-webs In his enrs. ii. s
During this week he visited the Times
dispatch ofIlce&n quest Of lodging and
dram, and was passed on by the city
editor to the hospitable hosiery presided
over by Brother Wiley at Nineteenth and
Main Streets.
Tho question that Is being asked by
those who are acquainted With the man
Of many aliases is: How did he pny his
poll tax. unless someone gave him the
mpney?"
The answer. like the "Raughman re-
port" is envcloped in the most impene-
4 trable OF stysian darkness, and will go
down into history ALONGSIDE the answer to
the oucstlon-Who hit Billy Patterson?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
PROSECUTING DEMOCRATS
Republicans Doing Everything in
Their Power.

That the Republicans OF Virginia pro-
nose 70 mako a vigorous canvass OF the
state ana that they will utilize every
charge and inslnuatlon used by the rival
aspirnnts In the Democratic primary Is
already apparent The Halifax Gazette
a Democratic weekly paper published pS
". w. Ward and John q. Wood. has
received copy of a circular In the
nature of an appeal to the voters OF me =,
cans, issued by Charles A, Lacy, county
chairman Of the Republican organ'za-i
ton. In this letter Mr., Lacy appeals
especially to Democrats to desert their
party and stand for Judge Lewis and
urges MS reason therefor the whole-
sale corruption and fraud In the Demo.
cratic party. as openly charged by the,
Democratic press. and even by the lead,
ing candidates for party nominations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19

people Of the city Of Richmond to the Y
Judge Of the Hastings N Court that he
cause yet further Inquiry to be made Into
matters that deeply affect their Inter
ests when they think sufficient Inquiry
has not yet been made. To- say that the
people shall not have a right to meet
peaceably together and declare to their
rulers that they n think Investigate
should be made OF matters that In their
opinion deeply concern them, 8 to deny
them the right upon which all the rs
other rights depend. Who shall know
how to right the grievance II he does not
know what the grievance Is 2
"There is nothing disorderly, tumultu,&
Gus or rebeIous In the act OF the people
peaceably meeting together to declare
their grievances to their rulers. No one
has the slightest Idea OF crlticlslng Judge
Witt for his course In these cases. s&5 NO
one has any Idea Of debating to him
what he shall do In the future; but we
propose to meet together n an orderly
way and declare to him that we think
there should be further lnvestig alton OF
matters that concern us most deeply.
That Is the whole Significance OF the
meetng.n
Be a Great Crowd.
The stand lis just east Of the Wash
8lngton Monument. under n large electric
light. and Is capable of holding about
twenty people, Chief Of Police Werner
stated last night that his men had no y
Jurisdiction In tho Square, but that he
would have a large number OF police on \
sidewalks outside the fence. upon whom
the Capitol police could call in case case Of. OF
need. VI
There Is no doubt but that an immense
gathering will be present to hear the
spccchcs and to listen to the resolu-
lions that are intended to bring about
new Investigation Of the graft anu !
5corruntlon that Is said to he running
rlotously and unchecked In this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-19
SALT RHEUM ON HANDS.
Suffered Agony and Had to Wear
Bandages.All the Time.
ANOTHER CURE By cu1IcuRA.

Another cure by cuticura is told Of
by Mrs, Caroline. Cable, Of Waupoca,
Wis, In the following grateful let
Ter; HNy husband suffered agony
With salt rheum on his hands,
and ! had to keep them bandaged all
The time. We tried everything. We
could get, but nothing hslped7tilm
until be used cuticura.s OAe,,aet 81
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills
cured him entirely and his hands have,
been as smooth as possible eyer slncceSS,
4 ! do hope this letter will be the means.
q helping some otheEsnfsFeT,'.