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New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
BLOOD ON HIS CLOTHES.
Erpert Har0ard AnaLySt TeStifeS at
Tucker Trial.

Cambridge Mass, Jan. 13.-BlOod stained exhibits,
including the clothing worn by the and the
defendant on the day that Miss Mabel Page was
murdered and the knife WITH which the prosecu-
ton declares the killing done. figured to-day
IN the trial OF Charles L. Tucker. accused of the
crime.
Professor Z S. Wood of Harvard University, an
expert blood analyst the principal witness
He testified that human blood had been found
fuckers overcOat and trousers well as on the
knife, with which the wounds on Miss Pages body
could he said, been made. Professor Wood said
further that ha had received from the State officers
a number Of articles OF womans apparel. In the
fabric OF dress skirt he had found hbres of straw
These stains showed the imprint OF a thumb or
E.se-.
Professor Wood Identified the pieces of the knife
already introduced. The blade six and one
half inches long and three-siXteenths Of an inch
wide, he said. On the narrow edge were scattered
OF blood the inside Of the knife sheath.
could the knife You examined, when it waS
whole and sharp. have made the holes IN the cloth
ing examined by your" asked District Attorney
1T could have made them ALL" said the witness
In all the professor examined twenty-one pieces
OF clothing but found nothing suspicious except
on an overcoat and two pairs of trousers
A plaster cast of fuckers teeth was introduced
and DR.. John W Pomfret, the dentist by whom
II was made testified that The cast fitted indenta-
tions in a knife sheath owned by the defendant
Impressions on the knife sheath might have been
made two years ago. Professor Wood will be re-
called by the defence tomorrow.
il IS probable that the prosecution will rest to-
morrow. although the defence may not open until
Moacny
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
BIG FRAUDS CHARGED.
Ne5c Phase of Miami and Erie Canal
LitigGtion-CroSS-Petiti0 Filed.

Cleveland, Jan. l3-Sensattonal charges were
made against the promoters of the Miami and Erie
Canal transportation Company. in a cross-pet1tlon
filed in the Common Pleas Court to-day by T. n.
Johnson an attorney of this city, 1t is averred that
the fourteen men who promoted the company de-
liberateIv entered into conspiracy to cheat ana
defraud those who later purchased the stocks and
bonds of the concern that the promoters issued 10
themselves stock with face value OF M,ssOW
and bonds for sl5O00 and that they cleareu tuliS
$4,000 in cash from deals ana transfers cary IN
The history of the company. Johnson tuItLeF 5 ue
cla that the fourteen men are SolES4I..
HE for the full amount of the stock that they
transferred TO themselves he asks the couIt lAaI
for 81 $4,000 be rendered against tne ana
that the promoters be required 70 n4u9aCe tis III ~
SuSenoent forthwith. so that the Indebtedness OF
ihs company can be paid Off Johnson says tndl
he holds fifty Of the stock OF me
In addition the cross-petlton OF JoIIASoLt nr
more bondholder5 and creditors filed answers anu
cross-petitions to-day, asking for Judgments: .,
The action taken by Johnson Will reopen tItS
entire canal litigation If his prayer ~ - 81 S tEis
proposition William H LernpTecII, "a; q z
NapGIeha1Im F. G. Tillotson, r. Z. Bonsneld'
George n. Chandler, z: w Moore. Il A. Everet' ere
Z. = Pomeroy. r. A. Harmon, j. +. Harper, w. .;
HAYDEN agent Charles l. Pack. VIII Cnrsty ana
J. r. Mutt, all well known IN the business alld4rS
of the State . -,
Will Christy and r. A. Harmon. trustees, who
fled the original petition for stockholders liability,
have filed an amended petition. In this amended
petition they say that they desire TO except the al
legation made in the petition hrst nLeo-Jhat the
paid for the They allege IN the amended
petition that this paid for by the transfer OF
caualboat towing franchise or lease referring TO
1be Fordyce franchise. They maintain that the
assessment it. but that the original owners paid
for it by the transfer alleged
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTgAMERs-
FORFIGN PnRra

Hull Jan l2-saied. steamer Consuelo (Br, Watson
New-York. ' 'e'SUh'
Head. Jan 13-Passed. steamer Oscar IT ma,
Hempel. New York. for Chrstiansand ana t,ope1
hagen. ~Nfo''
Rotterdam. Jan y Arrived. steamer Excelsior ger,
Courtn. New-York. '' '"eil'
gerald. New-York via London NA'''' Hi'@-
HaVre. Jan IL. m-ArTived, Ia
tFrl Nerlynde. New-York
darseies, Jan Il--Arrved steamer Roma CIrr, W..
New-Y0rk via Naples " ''''i0S
Palermo Jan 3-Sailed, steamer Dinnamaro O,an ~.
New-Nork - 'Vt''p'
suez Jan 18--Arrived steamer 81 Hugo CBr, s,.hA
Yokohama, etc, for New York S'a'p'
Adelaide, Jan lSArrived previously. steamer Drav,o-
v and Fremante 7''
Rio Janeiro. Jan s-Arrived steamer Campri sc,
Schuldt NeW-fork: 18th, sailed. steamer Terrp.e
fBrl ByTne. NeW-York
New-York -
London Jan is-AIriyed. steamer Tuscarors tBr Hoi-
steamer ceaTsnse eRr, Couch, Mapaos December 81.
Para January and Barbados a 70 Booth & Co with i
passengers a-a 'n4se AFviFea al the Lag az 40 m
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE

BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
Chicago, Jan. 13.-Wheat made it's lowest figures
for the day during the first hour of the curtailed
session. May sold then at 81 1884, and even a few
rose TO 81 ls4s to S116la, and at the close it
bringing 81 1915 to 81 l6 net loss OF &c for the
day. Small receipts that give indication of a sub
stantial decrease in the visible supply for the
week and an improving demand from millers for
the diminishing supply we're not sufficient to stem
the tide of bearishness. Corn became very firm
and gained &c and oats advanced trihe in SYM
pathy. Provisions firm, and At the close were
from sc to 7I6c higher The session closed to-day
OF c. D. Hamill. who for two terms was president
OF the board.
wheat market displayed great deal or weakness at
the start. There were sellers for May delivery at
81 16 and from that down 10 81 1874, compared
with 81 16 81 1875 the close Of the session yes
terday. Local receipts 12 carloads compared
with 28 last year. The OF May from
81 1855 TO 81 l6a to 81 l61R closing at 81 6IA to 81 61.
the lowest 9s15c 10 9S5sc. Very few of the orders
to buy May wheat at 81 155s could be filed Only
Business in the corn pit was moderately active
and the market ruled firm. The local receipts were
1s4 and the shipments 10000 bushels. The
innate of tO-mOrrOWS receipts 24l
oats ruled hrmer. The same quiet trade that
has characterized the market for some time pre-
vailed. The opening prices off &c in sym-
later on some good buying hX shorts prices hold
ing steady at about yesterdays closing figures
tract and of the same grade 1900 bushels
taken from unlicensed eleva tors. Shipments we're
ss 900 bushels. The estimates for Tomorrow
50 cars. January closed ar SQ9sc. the lowest was
30ikc MAY closed at the top. Slh 10 axe and the
lowest was S07sc July sold as high as 3lisasl4c
closing at that price
Provisions hipped traders to-da, The receipts
OF hogs here 35pD0 oVerran the estimate and prizes
at the yards were shade lower, but the market
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
BICYCLE MEN TO BE UNDER o'BRIEN

Acting Inspector O'Brfen will soon have the addi-
tional work of looking after the bicycle policemen
attached to the department if the present plans
Of Commissioner McAdoo go into effect. This an
nouncement was made yesterday. Mr.. McAdoo
said that under the new arrangement he Ueiieve1
the work of the men on wheels could be more ef
fective. O'Brien now has more commands than
any other man in the department The Commits
siOrer has learned from statistics that more aCCi-
dents OF all kinds in Fifth Sixth and Seventh
aves and Broadway. between Forty-seventh and
Ffty-ninth sts than in any other part of the city
and 10 reduce this number he will detail two
bicycle policemen to patrol the section. There will
be two details of two men each, detail doing
duty from a. m. to p. m. and the other from
4 o. u midnight.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
HOME NEWS.
NEW-YoRK CITY.

The committee. headed by John C. Coleman. ap-
pointed by the West End Association TO confer
with Police Commissioner McAdoo regarding the
restoration OF the two platoon system Will meet
Nr. McAdoo Monday at p. m.
The Rev. DR.. c. II. Tyndall will deliver his well
known lecture on Wireless Telegraphy ana It's
Smilitudes" at a meeting Monday night in the
chapel Of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Hamilton Republican Club, Of the XVIII
District. VIII give an entertainment and reception
on Friday night OF next week al the Lexington
Opera House Deputy County Clerk Henry Rirrell
s. on the coTrr-lLtee.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
LFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l
NNashfnetnn Ian

COAST DEFENCES UP TO DATE.-The most
important Recommendation made in years by the
chief of artillery that the old Endcott system OF
coast defence be revised to bring the armament
and appliances up to date. Since the original re-
port was adopted, nearly twenty years ago there
have been many changes in mechanism ana netn-
ances wireless teegraphy, the rapdlty OF nre OF
have been invented or developed. so that the Endl-
cott system is already antquated IL is the peIe1
p1an can be so revised as to save not less than
$9O.OOOOoO to the government
CAVALRY TO REMAIN INTACT.-The General
Staff of the army has declared itself against
merging any part Of the cavalry with the artillery
as suggested by Secretary Taft in his annual re-
port and as contemplated in bill introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Scott. report has been made by
the General staff the effect that the artillery is
large enough now when the coast artillery is taken
fact that both coast and field artillery must be
sdered separately being entirely distinct and IN
among the military experts that the artillery corps
should be increased to furnish at least one RELIEF
and to give more officers and men to the more
report adversely on Senator Scotts proposition for
transferring ye Tegiments OF cavalry 70 t9e coast
points OF view
TRIAL OF THE MARYLAND.-The armored
cruiser Maryland. built by the Newport News Ship
building and Drydock Company, will have her of
fetal acceptance trial on the 10Th over the OLD Cape
vessel is required to maintain average speed of
twenty-five knots hour.
ORDERS ISSUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
ARMY
Second Lieutenant ROBERT ". LEsHER. Sd Cavalry.
First euteaant wssGhs9l s t. BRGG signal corps from
Office chief signal officer.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral A B. sPEYERS placed retired list. de-
he'd ut nav ard NevV-Y YOTk
Lieutenant G B. PRICE detached Navy Department; to
the Colorado
ment. then home and await orders.
Paymaster H P. ASH detached the Hartford home and
Assistant PaYmaster r. T wATRoUs. detached navy
yard. Norfolk; the Hartford.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
January 12-The Olympia the Brooklyn. the Mones
and the Cleveland at Culehra the Arkansas at Indian
Head; the Paul Jones at Seattle: the Marcellus at
Newport News; the New-Orleans at Midway.
January l8-The Solace at Cavte.
SAILED.
January 12-The Whppe the Wor5en. the Stewart and
the MacDonough from Charleston for San Juan; the
Paul Jones Anacortes for Seattle; the Marcelus
Philadelphia for Cuebra; the New-Orleans from Mid
way for Honolulu.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
TWO SALES REALIZE s65,215.

The second days sale of the collection Of pictures
owned by Mr.. Eugene F, of Paris was held
in the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel last
night. Many persons attended the sale. and the
bidding brisk. The sum Of $S0.71O was rea-
lzed making the receipts for the two sales $65215
A Messonier brought $240O. Other paintings dis
posed Of were "A Burgomaster.'' which sold for
81 $50: canvas by Gustave Jacquet for $160O. and
picture by FQud, for which H Llelckgn gave
81, 600. The Sutan's Favorite,' by Des Essarts.
was sold for $500 and The Ford by j F. Her
ring, for 500. Louis. Sherry bought canvas by
Tissot. and Flowers in the Morning" were sold
for 800 each. A Daubigny brought $67o and w.
B. Strong secured a. VibeTt for $500
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, Jan. 1S. 1905.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Island DAM Holm. Copenhagen December %
to Funch. Edye & Co. with mdse. Arrived at the Bar
at 6:15 m. 18th.
to oeirichs Co with 6s cabin and I42s steerage pas
Steamer Fricka CGerl Ruho Bordeaux December q to
FIlnch Edge & Co. with mdse- Arrived the Bar at
steamer Beraggio CGeE guss Santos December "a to
Steamer Prns wtllem Dutch. Nyboer, Paramaribo
Camana and Guanta 2s, La Guayra 90 Porto Cabeo so
Pf a Pnee % time osnd ASun and Aux Cages and
passengers mails and mdse Arrived the Bar at I
Steamer Ranes CSqn TEonstad. c1udad Bolivar jan
the Bar at II m. 18th. -
Steamer Ursula Bright Brl Coode Progreso January s.
stea1er AIirSa MN hep emp arrived at the Bar at
pecember % St Marie and Gonaives IS Petit oave %
American Line with mdse Arrived at the Bar at 9:4s
Steamer Cherokee Archibald Azua and San Dom,nvo
g PSta Jaqga anu Monte N2g9f % S and Ssnshsz
p Cyde & Co with s cabin na ssengers rta1 q 20 WlIlan @
Arrived the Bar at I2:IO m. a"1 muse
N2Fn @ Sugar a4f MafS M fSe Bar % 40
steamer Fl Norte Gardner Galveston January Z 10 n
1910 a m. ''''''is at
Steamer Nqrthman Pattson Port Arthur Tex. January
$3.50 a m guar 'ine
steamer Pepe Ramirez, Jo7dsn. Port Tampa December
v 5e 'ffssassf fasd adshne RssH h @ % Foster
SteSmer jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
the Old Dominion SIS Co with passengers and mdse.
Passed s5ed Qqar1ntiRe TaoE y a. 20 I5 q n
northeast fresh breeze cloudy. 1 '04 III
SAILED
Steamers sv Mayggios ana @ barge Co. No 90 Port
Daggry (Nor} Progreso Campeche etc: Caprera ,Ita6
barbados Pemerara ETC. Lansing, Port Arthur Tex
East London. etc: Dam BELIZE LivinEst@n ts
pepford Hamilton Norfolk ana NeRport As!~eP via
Charleston and Jaeksopyls Mae Hampton Roads Frost
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
UNDER INDICTMENT IN TEXAS.
Alice Z. Webb and C. F. Taylor Charged
with swindhng-May Be Extradited.
o TELEeRAPH I'd - TRTnrNE.

Eacogdoohes. Tex. Jan. 12,-AIiss Alice L. Webb
as she known when she operated here. and
Charles +. Taylor. who interested with her in
her tobacco scheme, have been indicted for
sEindling IN Nacogdoches County. The specific
charge grows of q loan for So J00 from a bank
The true bin was returned last September. and the
Sheriff has been awaiting the return OF either Miss
Webb or Mr., Taylor 20 Texas before attempting TO
execute e. II is understood that the District At
fOrney viii now take the matter UP and ask for
feamEitioa papers at the next term of court.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
MILLION DOLLAR HARDWARE COMPANY.

Albany. Jan. I2-The Simmons Hardware Cor
poration, og New-York City. was Incorporated TO-
DAY. with a capital Of 100000. The directors in
cIude Wallace y. Simmons and Edward T. sim
mons. of ST Louis ond Morris L. Ely. Of New
YoTE CltE
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:2s Sunset 455 Noon I2:Ss Moons
HIGH WATER.
AM-sandy Hook :27IGov Island 1:3siHeu Gate s:31
P.M-Sandy Hook 1:S0Gov Island liS1 He'll Gate 324
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

opened steady with more product wanted than
was offered for sale Trade was light May pork
sold from S12 65 So 7212 and eased of G2 20.
MAY lard sold from Sc s2z to S. IS TO IS S7k and
May ribs from IS 65 to IS 671h TO S6 TO-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Owen Oliver,

the famous English short story
writer. contributes a unique tale
entitled Halter Of Women: Low
er Of One"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand ODera Season I904- I005

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera Season 19O4-10O5.
Under the direction Of Mr. Heinrich Con-iec.
Today Mat at FAUST Emma Eames, Jacoby,
Bauermester: Saleza, Plancon. Scott COndT. Franko
sat Evg-, Jan 18th. at s (Pop. Prices)-LOHEN-
mann Conductor. Hertz
sun Evg, Jan. 18th. 80, at Popular Prices
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Solotsts; Mines Ano Ackte. Alien. Fremstad; NM.
6IanSon Gorttz; David Saprstein Pianist Entire Met
opera Orchestra Conductor, Franko-
Mon Evg.. Jan 10Th. at S-TOSCA- Emma Eames.
CaTuso Seotti Rossi Giordani Dufrichs Condr vigna
wed Evg.. Jan 18th. s-LA TRAVIATA- Sem
9rlch, Jacooy. Bauermester; Caruso. Scotti. Bars.
Begue, Dufrtche. GioTdanL Conductor, Vigna-
Thurs Evg. Jan 18th. 7:3O-SIEGFRIED. Sen
-Bettaque. Homer Lemon Knote, Roov. Gortz.
heiss. Blass Conductor. Hertz
Thurs Jan 2s, at : 80: DIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIJI ENg Jan 20th. at S-ROMEO AND JULIET.
Emma Eames; Saleza Plancon, Journet. Bars Parvis.
Muhlmann. Conductor Frankie
WEBER PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
James w. Morrissey,

continuing his delightful
sketches. Some Noted Men and
Women" relates in this issue
how he entertained the En-
peror in Philadelphia with a
grand musical congress.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Seumas MacManus,

perhaps the most popular mem-
Der of the present Irish literary
coterie, contributes a charac-
teristic article on Irish Noun
tain Dew"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
"Minna Won Barnhelm" To-day,
"Magda." Tonight. Walden in ''TT,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Mrs. Elizabeth Wore

contributes The Wooing OF
Alta"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Helen Greene

contributes The Johnston Con-
spiracy."
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Ernest c. Peixotto,

American artist and illustrator.
now residing in Paris. contrib
utes Artistic Street Signs: Re-
vival OF an Old Custom as Seen
in Paris"
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

January 12-The Olympia the Brooklyn. the Des Moines
and the Cleveland at Cuiebra the Arkansas at Indian
Newport News; the New Orleans at Midway.
January 18-The SolacA AZ CaYita.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-22
Former Governor Of New York
Makes The Fur Fly.
HE GOES FOR Mr.. HIGGINS TOO
Republicans in New York State are
Having Warm Fight and the
WouId-Bc Boss Attacks the Presi.
dent for interference.
IN NssnclulcI rr.ssl

New York, Dec. 2l.---Formor Cover.
nor Oicii, chairman of the Republican
State committee made Il Statmcut to-
day III which lie charged Theodore
l;ooscvclt and Governor higgins with
Il deliberate attempt 20 wreck tie re-
publican party in this state Cor thcir
Cwn personal ambitions. He declared
that il disaster resulted the president
VIII he responsible.
Mr.. Odcll'" accusations were part of
his comment on The situation growing
out of IL" contest in the republican
prty in this state for the speaker
ship o! the New York state assembly.
Mr.. Odcll announced himself in favor
OF T.. \. Mcrric,l, Jr.. several days ago.
On Monday Governor Higgins came
ont III favor OF j. W. Wadsworth. II.
Governor Odell said: II charge
President Roosevelt and Governor IIig-
gins with injecting their personalities
INFO the Spcakcrship contest. They
will, be to blame if disaster rcsuli. ana
my friends have not madc II fight, hut
now W. arc for harmony AMI We will
have it if we. have tc feht for H.
II charge President Roosevelt AMI
Governor Higgins with Il deliberate ut
tempt 10 wreck the republican part
in This state for their own personal
ambitious Referring To Governor
Higgins. Mr.. Odcll said: so far as
gratitude is concerned. Governor Hi.;-
gins certainly owed mo something.
Instead oil putting Gui the band Of
friendship. he chooses To throw stones
al those who have been Ills friends"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-22
Entered at The Newport News, Va.
Postoflicc rs sCcOnd-class matter.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80. 1905.
WANT THE METRIC SYSTEM.

Representative Littaucr has intro
duced bill making the use of tho
metric system Of weights and mons
urcs obligatory upon all depart
mcnts Of the government after :,
fixed date. While there are man,
persons who believe that the metric
system should take the place of Tn,
one now in use in the United
States, il is not at all likely tho;
Mr.. LittauCr'S bin will meet viii,
thc approval Of even those who arr
In favor OF the new system, us mos:
. OF them will recognize that II Is
only halfway measure ana would
make confusion worse COMPOUNDED
rather than meet the objections
urged against the present system
In other words ii would give Us
two methods Of computing weights
ana measures, and it would take ar
educated man to figure out the die
ferenccs between the two. The dou
BILE system also would entail endless
work on the part OF those who
deal with the government. because
every time there was Il transaction
with one of the departments The
difference between The present and
the new system would have to be-
calculated down to nicely.
One of the reasons for the ador..
ton Of the metric system. AMI per
maps the one most widely used as
en- argument in favor of the projccr
Is that the method of computiu..
weights and measures ON the dcci.
maj basis would make what is now.
Il complicated task as simple rs
The ten mills make one cent; tc,.
scntS make one dime; ten dimes
make one dollar; ten dollars make
one caglc," of our currency system.
Then. too. 1t is urged that all cou.-
tries with which Americans have
commercial relations. except he
United Kingdom. already have
adopted the new system.
If the metric system will sinpl;.
IS the dealings between Americans
ana their foreign customers let i.
como, but il should be- iuaug,Iratcd
all over the country at one tiu,..
10 adopt the I.ittaucr bill would bc
to institute right here in the United
Sthtes two systems Of weights and
OF which complaint nov is mad
IN connection with the foreign trad
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-22
" WERE THE ZEAL RESPONSE.
6lliTT RESTS.

Tie esteemed New Yock lieiaiI
rs finding fault with the Armstrong
committee bccnuse it has not vet
found out why all the rottcnncss in
life insurance aoa existed for years
without the facc becoming i;nown 10
the New York State Insurance %.
partmcnt
This is matter which is well
worthy OF the earnest attention oil
The plain citizens who have boon
robbed by the Insurance graftcrs.
Is the Insurance Department an en-.
Client public body designed To p:o.
tect the life insurance funds of the
State from harpies who do not hest
tate TO fatten upon the assets of TIC
widow and orphan. or Is it simply
designed TO furnish soft berths fo;
more or less worthy workers In thS
ranks Of the predominant party? II
is most interesting query and We
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-12-22
TORTURE AND
HUMILIATION
For Fifteen Years Face and Body
Mass of Itching Sores - Could
Not Express Suffering - Doctors
Failed II Had Lost Hope
CURED BY CUTICURA
AT COST OF SIPS

"My head was one mass OF scabs,
my forehead was covered down almost
TO my eyebrows, and had to wear
MY hat all tile time. My body was
covered with spots i'll size from a pin
head 10 rs large as Il silver dollar. a
white, crusty scab would form and
itch, and words cannot express the
torture and humiliation suffered for
fifteen years. l tried many doctors.
and all kinds of treatments. but could
get no help, aud 1 thought there was
no hope for INC. a friend told INC to
get Cuticura. did and in three DAYS
my head was as clear as ever. ;,p-
piled the Ointmcut night and morning.
also taking 81 hot bath three times a
week. and using the Ointment frcelv
after the bath. After using one cake
of Soap and two boxes OF Ointment |
was completely cured, without mark
or blcmish. | was SO pleased I felt
like running down the street TO tell
every ono l met what Cu,icura had
done for Iuc. II any one IS III doubt
about this. they may write to INC.
(signcd) II. Il. Franklin, III Wash
ington ST., Allegheny, Pa"