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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
JOHN cARRuTT.

Philadelphia, July Ss.-John Carbutt known to
rhotogTa pliers the world over, is dead his home
81 this city. aged seventy-three years. He had
sufferer from Bright's disease for more than
a year.
Mr.. Carbutt came TO this city from Sheffield
England IN 1858. He skilled a chemist. and
made scientific photography his life study. The
Photographers Association of America chose him
its first president, and he acted official
Photographer when the Canadian Pacific Railroad
was constructed. He made several inventions IA
cilitating the taking Of pictures in color chief OF
which was the Orthochromatic plate
In 1873 he perfected his widely known "Carbutt
dry plate" which revolutionized the trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

cAsTREE-vsry suddenly. John " Castrss, No. % East
4sths in the slst year OF his age Notice Of funeral
Jacob Chester Chamberlain. New-Yorx city Funeral
the Fifth Avenus coliegists Church 5t6-ave and 4sth
copy.
EvANs-on Friday July IS 1905. Lorenzo D. Evans IN
the 74h year OF his Notice Of funeral hereafter
p o o5 ss oa4ss County g y Is ghTssay
@ hs IN sS nSA yer Of AsF seward or n %
Sunday Afternoon at ESQ o'clock
MooEE-A, Fishsin I.9 an y July Is 1900 Alice
roy N Y funeral services on sunday v 00 se 81
$50 m; from the residence OF De Bolton, Fishkn
Sunday. Troy papers please copy.
ADMINISTRATION July 90, Hugh Roberts son OF
. FsSsra held on satr sssa
s fas and south .a Psa 1S pn or '' Ascension
RICH-on July q 1905. long Illness Della Rich
in the 10th year OF her age for forty years
William Annie S. Patton. Funeral al ? ociock on
West 55th-st New-YorE- Intermsnt in GfeenToo ID %
TAYLoR-on Thursday. July q at PHtsas.d. Mass.
the late christian ana Adelne SietzsaT TuneTsI %,
july 2s at ii a N. '-'u''A''
TAYLoR-At Pttsburg. on July %. 1898. James R. ray-
oF in his :sth ysaT FH4sTIl services AZ the residence
BrooEiyn. Saturday. July 90 at p m Intermeat
ToUcBY-suddeuly: Monday. July "a. Donald Butler
Toucsy, of New-York-
WARD-Suddenly his residence seahright N J.. July
"a 1905 In T2d year Charles Henry Ward, son OF
William Greene and Abby Maria Ward Funeral
service a Trinity Church. NeV-York Sunday. S0th
inst 80 o'clock. Interment Greenwood.
wHTTFIELD-on THURSDAY, July q. Murray Hill
Hotel. James p. OF the late George B, and Eliza
beth :. Whitfield Relatives friends also
OF the Guard. Invited attend the funeral
services ST. Thomas's Caur,t, 5th-Ave. and SSdst
this Saturday afternoon. at o'clock
WINNINGToN-At ST. Luke Hospital. New-York City.
Laura Wilmington dauehtes % Arthur Wilmington.
a brief illness Services in chapel o. hospital
II3th-st and Amst-rdana-ave Saturday, July -,
IL eciecks Burial pEirStA a. ~
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PostOfnca Notice.

(Should be DAILY by Interested as changes
may any tirEa)
Foreign Malls he wee endfns 1aoS ,xllE
close promptly IN all cases. at tbs General Postocs
LoIoWs: Registered and Parces-Post Malls tho
Senera Postolcs one hour earlier than closing time
SHOWN below. Parcss-Post Mails for Germany close a
m: July "a (peF G. Kurruerst via Brelnsn) and
July 81 -
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays
the American Lns Saturdays additional dispatch
Is made oy the Cunard Line when Cu1ard sails
on saturday later than ths
same day The Parces-Post Mails close bsfors
Parcels Post Mall for barbados and Britain ana
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
ton corner OF West and Morton Srsssl half later
than closing time shown below Except that Supplementary
Mails for Europe, and for Central America Colon.
close hour later Foreign Station).
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OBITUARY.
BISHOP ISAAC w. Joyce.

Minneapolis, July &.-Bashop Isaac w joyce,
% che Methodist Episcopal Church. died at his
home. No SO Groveland-ave. this morning as the
result OF cerebral hemorrhage and an attack OF
paralysis, which he sustained while preaching at
Red Rock Camp Meeting Sunday. July ?.
Bishop Joyce came 10 Minneapolis six years ago.
Before that time he had been the Presiding Bishop
eS the Methodist missionary field work in China
and Japan. 1t is said that he had spoken in the
cause CT religion IN every civilized country OF the
world. He was graduated from Hartsen Univer-
sity. a United Brethren institution, Of Ohio.
Bishop Joyce was siXty-nine years old. He is
survived by q widow and one son, Colonel Frank
n Joyce. Of Mnnea polls
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HAT MONUMENT DECLINED
WidOSo Refuses Offer of Theta
Delta Chi.

John Hays widow has declined a. -
offer OF The New-fork Graduate Association =, .t
Theta De4ta Chi fraternity TO erect a stat,,s a.
New-fork city TO perpetuate Mr. HAYS ,no-S ~
The following resolutions were recs,,,, 100,
By Mrs Hay at her home. The FEELS. Lake snnsnea
NewbuTy, n. IL: ''opee'
At a meeting Of the officers OF the NevV.vor,,
STaqsSSS 40 OF Theta Delta Chi held at
oT11s ons 3h Mere presented by Colonel viii
notion were unanimously adopted NO'' anu on
whereas, it has pleased the Almighty. in HI. IN
scrutaoe Providence. to lenoVe urto LIims[iF IL
byotheT John Hay: therefore be it -'''''Ssi' our
Resolved. That nat In the death of Brother Hay our
country mas lost the greatest Secretary of State
has ever had that literature has been denriSaS ~
snfy Of heSa Beta ch 6rn sna that f the fra
beloved. esteemed and loyal members; must
ful lines written by our brother after his Unitarian
TITO ne Zeta Shsrge Of our Brotherhood. and while
present time particularly applicable: q ms
ana II. perchanoe. one sadder line
Tor those. the lost whose loving voice
We neer SHAH hear again;
And light the dimning eye;
The Gates OF Eden closed
To Theta Delta Chi
And, Be it further resolved that a copy of these
EsT ana family WIfIS P pSE sem 20 mrs
HOMER D. BRoOKINs. Secretary
John Hays son. Clarence Hay. in letter dated
July g, TO Colonel Paine, says:
an writing at the request Of my mother, Mrs
John Hay. 20 thank you for your letter of July
q. and 20 say that while she appreciates the
kind thought which prompts you TO make the sug-
Eestion 81 monument TO be erected by the Theta
does think II desirable 10 have ii done as she
sure that would not be in accordance with the
invsrishle rule Of his life TO shun publicity as much
as possible
Ny mother also wishes me to ask you to convey
heT thanks TO the officers Of the New-Yorlx Grad
uste Association OF the Theta Delta Chi for the
resolutions adopted by them. and hoTss that you
OF ell your sympathy.
The Theta Delta Chi is one OF the strongest of
the Greek letter secret societies It is located at
tTenty-four Of the leading colleges Of the coun-
ny. II owns. CT Harvard ana elsewhere large
chapter houses and maintains club as well as
an alumni association IN New-York City.
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umAaY WAS A HoUsEmAID."

From Good Housekeeping.
Mary was a raw German girl, bat seemed
a,,1io,5s 10 learn so Mrs. Herbert undertook the
task of instructing her to her duties in answer
ing the door . a.. ,,... a.. ,,r,,,a5 a,d
as she was a stranger and very anxious to make
aS a in1nression on those friends to whom her
iotS5ers of Introduction had been sent, she gave
NIaTv a special drill at the last moment
MAJ q - irst callers arrived the most exclu-
si,ssiv stylish ladies of the little town. Mary
$500 Them in gracefully, and then presented
usnslif ~ her mistress upstairs, cap, kerchief,
Hbte apron silver tray, card. all IN correct array
ai1 NJ struck her that 1t would be cooler this
- i'1 dav and nothing had been said about feet
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EXPECT BIG SARATOGA SEASON

Saratoga is having the most successful and en-
joyable summer that that great resort has known
years and 1t is expected that August and early,
September will surpass anything ever there
Nearly every cottage in Saratoga is rented for
The The hotels filed with gav
throng. and everything is said 10 be as deehtfrl
as the greatest admirer OF Saratoga could vtsb
The New-York Central Tomorrow will take John
T. Cavanaush' representing the Racing Assocla-
ton. and the horsemen from New-York to sara
toga in seventeen Pullman parlor cars Last year.
when this association went UP. there were only
twelve cars in the train.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

omcisI Record and observation-disclosures July
Ss.-During the last twenty-four hours rain has
fallen IN the East Gulf South Atlantic States in
Western North Carolina West Virginia. Arkansas the
Lake region and middle and upper portions OF the
Mississippi Valley Colorado. Wyoming and Montana
There has been material change in temperatures
except that Arkansas portions OF the East
Gulf States and somewhat I'm Tennessee and the
lower ohio Valley.
For Saturday and Sunday showery weather with no
change IN temperature, is indicated for the
districts Mississippi valley. except that tho
weather VIII clear Sunday IN the Mississippi Valley.
Showers also for the Rocky Mountain
Gaons Sunday and Monday.
fresh SOUTH on the light south: the lower
lakes hight south: the lakes light 10
fresh northwest 70 west.
Steamers departing Saturday European ports will
Rave light south winds and showery weather 10 the
Forecast for Special Loealities--For Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania NsW-Jersey and Delaware
rain to-day p-obsbIy Sunday. fresh west winds.
For District Columbia and Maryland occasional
rains to-day and probably Sunday; light variabls WINDS
mostly south.
For Hew-England rain south fair IN north portion
today Sunday showers; fresh south winds
EoF western PennsylFSnia ana western SeH-fofks
atteTac thunderstOTus to-day and Sunday
Nsht 70 fresh south winds
Local OnicaI Reoord.-The following ocncial record
from the Weather Bureau shows changes
peasure the last tWentyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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-oox 7uE EDGE OFF THE SPORT.

From The Dundee Advertiser ,
With the audience At greet dsm no5 ri95
in Australia, sddTessTa asked II there was any
nsIflenan who desired 10 put question SIC 10 the
orator 5au md said he would like 70 DO SO He was
invited 70 IL 61estoner felled him 10 the ground
9b Violent blow The af w n
caIIlee pIled When order was restoIsd me chalr
man with unconscious himor, s az nut QUESTION ~
There was notI
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JACOB CHESTER CHAMBERLAIN.

Jacob Chester Chamberlain, electrical en-
xineer at no. 100 Broadway. and member OF the
American Institute OF Electrical Engineers. died
yesterday. M. Chamberlain was graduate of
Rutgers College. and belonged TO its alumni
ciation. He was a member OF the Grolier. Ardsley
and Columbia Yasht clubs, OF the New-York His
tortcaI Association and of the Mendelssohn Glee
r1Yh
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NEWSPAPER CLIPPER INDIGNANT.
Mr.. Uchida Must Apologize or Take the
Awful consequences.

Sadazuch Uchida. Japanese Consul General at
this port, received yesterday letter addressed
to him by Stamford White, who took exception to
a statement made by the consul general concerning
an album Of clippings being prepared by White for
presentation 70 the Emperor of Japan
Mr., White said that unless Mr.. Uchida explained
his derogatory statement within forty-eight hours
attorney.
Mr.. Uchida did not appear a bit alarmed, and
said he would not reply TO the letter.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
|

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC
SATURDAY Coat T:so a. m for Nswsoundland. per
s. Silvia at $50 a Complementary 9:30 a. M
for Curacao and Venezuels- per 3 zulia Caso Co
lombia via Curacao when specially addressed for this
steamer; at a. m for Porto Rico. per s Coamo.
via San Juan; at a for Argentine Uruguay ana
Paraguay per s. s. Queen Olsa at ESQ supple
mentary 1880 a. nj for Fortune Island. jamaica
Colombia. except Cauca Department, per s. Altsl
(also Costa Rca via Lnon. when specially addressed
for this steamer: at 10 m for Cuba. per
Vincent. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and British Guiana
per Grenada via Grenada and Trtnidads at 10 q
Tor Dutch and French Guiana per 8 Orants Nassau,
via ParamATibO: at u m for Argentine Uruguay ana
Paraguay per = 3. Silvia
NOTICE-F1ve cents half ounce. IN addition 20 the
regular postage must be prepaid all lsetsrs for
posted drops marked Letters for Foreign Goy
tries after the Closing OF the Regular Mail for dis
patch by a particular vessel. will be
additional IS fully prepaid thereon
by stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Malls
opened on che piers OF the American. English and
French steamers. whenever the Sailngs at
or later and late mail may b deposited IN the mail
boxes piers Of the German lines sailing from
Hoboken- Supplementary mall for Turks Island and
Dominican Republic Is also opened the Clyde Lfns
pier. TIE mails the piers hour and half
before and close minutes ostors sailing
time Only regular postage 0ettsrs = half
is articles mailed the
AMERICAN White and German (Sea Post)
double postage Gsttsrs 10 cents half ounce) other
lines.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

vhe Rev. r. v Hunter. Of the Central Presbyterian
Church. OF Buffalo Bible Training School. No. Gal
lsx1ngton-Ave. 10 a. m
Meeting for policemen. No. 2s5 West soth-st. 10
= n
Raeing az Brighton Beach. 2:ao ,. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29
JOHN w. cAsTREE.

John ". Castree, Of the trustees OF the Irving
Savings Bank. died at his home. at No. % East
zSrh-st yesterday Mr.. Castree. besides being con-
uected with the bank was g member of the New
York Botanical Society. the New-York Geological
Society. the American Museum OF Natural History
the New-York Historical Society and the Country
Club. Of Westchester County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

Donald Butler Toucey, OF No 277 Broadway. was
2 director Of the United States Life Insurance
Society. Mr.. Toucey's home was at No. 80 East
blst-st. He member of the New-York and
State bar associations, OF the Century Club, the
Union League Club. the Hardware Club, the Uni
Nersity Club. the New-ESnglsnd Society and the
Suburban Riding and Driving Club. Mr.. Toucey
was graduate Of the Columbia University Law
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rRANsATr.ANrr0 MAIIs

SATURDAY C2)-At $50 a. for Belgium (pareess-
Post Malls per .. .. iceland (also regular mail Tor
Belgium when specially addressed for this steamer:
$50 supplementary II a nj for Europa per
CRmpania. via Queenstown and Liverpool; 1880 ..
for Scotland direct Especially addressed only. per
9. 9. Caledonia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-07-29

Highest temperature yesterday IS degrees; lowest os
average average corresponding date last 2
average corresponding twenty-five years "a
Local foreeaEt-Rain to-day and probably Sunday.
sfesh southeesteEiy winds.
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THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

IS readily accessible BY Harlem trains from Grand Central
station webster and Jerome avenue trosys and
OF Views representative.
ocics. 20 East 23rd St. n. z City.
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Special Notices.
Tribune subscriptioa Rates.

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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Imperial-John J. FITZPATRICK. United States
Fifth Avenue. Ross Robertson, Toronto. Seville
Captain Il z. Odell. United States Navy; Com
mander s. W Selfridge, United States Navy.
Nsnhattan-J ". Henderson. Vancouver
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Remittances preferably by check, express order
or postoflce money order, should be drawn to the
order of and addressed TO the Tribune Fresh All
Fund, New-York City.
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HARD LINES.

From The Kansas City Star
1871 " I Fisher of Vernon County, is hav-
,r % tbings happen to him nowadays; The other
Gay. cs14ain's trouser leg and in the afternoon
W tbe same day a snake bit him ten miles from
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 24f-3 West asa 81
Sd St Stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
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DONALD BUTLER ToucEY.

Esvre. July 2S-Donald Butler Toucey, lawyer
Of New-York, died suddenly on board the French
Line steamer La Bretagne on Monday last in mid
ocean His death was due TO cerebral hemor-
rhaEe
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

In memory Of F. r. A....................... 5000
Handed to attendant at Grand Central Station. 200
Edward Wilkinson % 90
A. l. 800
Pigs and chicks 10 90
Iuez A. Goodman Madison Conn. ............... as
"a friend 600
Collected Twilight so 90
Lulu B. Lyon. 10 90
Mrs. W. McC'ord Greenwich Conn. 10 90
r. 800
Seymour J. Etting superintendent. 800
Annie Y. Rand Montclair n. J................ 10
Mrs. H F. Brunng Arkville n. Y-............. 500
I'm loving memory Of W. J. R.............,.. 800
Honey 10 90
Alpha Circle. OF Brooklyn, additional...s.. 90
Previously acknowledged OSs 81
Total July IS s12 zoe 80
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C. EXCEPT
TRANSPAcIETc

Mails except Jamaica sa and Rsssssp are soF..sa
az The Genera Pos1ofcs Nsw-YOr< as toos.s
sy aR SA ssaTdaS also tro@ SsEors Tsarsasy and
AFxTeSo CITY overland. at 1880 p m and 1880 D m
s3 fHSi2f sD q p M .ns ic s Born
sydney at N Mana- WSdPssd sSa As sa5sy
NoUEIoS via Boston EI ana North sydney. a $50
JAMAICA via 5osSon; az p n Hussasy ana Friday
costa RIGA VIA S:woEsSS4 az tlose p m Tussdsy
GUATEMA.Ic. via Ns3ssns r. 1es Mon.
YORK via Panama-see abovel
N!cARAGTA SE sns VG@ x s.s sa ~ fIo
qua is dispatched from Nsw-YOrk via Panana-se.
PASAMA and CANAL ZONE via Nsw-orl.ans. at 1000
Rarsa S Sia sI when sYosk steamer SAT-.
until Sn 10i' :snE q SsYor mall rsn.as
,Rsgistered Mail for dispatches closes
previous day
TRANsPAcIE1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY
The schedule closing Of TEsnsDasns Mails Is sraasa
on the presunpTon OF men anal conreettnS Taii sxr.r.
ReEstersd TTsnspacac Mails Dispatched via vanccuv-r
a S,O Close a the General POsoce New York follows
A syya5,cS VIA S.S Ss = : Nssrsskan - '''
Tahiti and MaIaai' for aspatch per a Marsposs
sv Aq' ana F ISLANDS, VIA ssn FssSssea
Clos; "a At saa a ss%r 1 Ss s Sa s
Nswzsa9nd does mot ssrSs r ss g Seansst siso
= m ana .. m: SUNDAYS 40 m. Q a m ara
will he made and 15rwarted
~t,aY al he Cunard stesmerl
rapa1 Except Parcels Post MAils. Korea. China and
Philippine Islands via Vancouver ana Victoria. q g.
close 2. August Tor dispatch o E,n-
press OF Japan
Hawaii Korea China and Philippine
san Francsco. close at August II DOR dispatcs
per = Siberia
via Vancouver and Victoria. 3. c.. close az ~ n
August IL for dispatch per 8. Moana>
Except Mukden. NeW-Chwaax
Arthur and Eastern siberia present or-asass VA
Russia.
NoTE.-UHiess otherwise ADDRESSED West Australia. is
certain places in tia Chinese Province Of Yunnn
British India-the quickest routes Pntsferfn~.
specially addressed via Europe Do FULLY ursesSd
at the foreign rates Hawaii "a forwarded wa Sac
Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. po~em>un /
rrxtof1css Nsw-Yoxk. N K luis -. 49, zSlsd
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
republished In The TriWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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Domestic Rates.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
toutsids OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan and Ths
Bronx Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and tbs
Philippines without extra for foreign postage
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Died.
agasTN

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Washington. ID. c.. July y. fece
Information has been AT
MT Richard Wesac0tt. American Vice and Deputy
sui General at London England OF the death on ss t5
o. June 100 az London England. OF Alexander Blumen
se+ ot New YORK city Tho legal representatives oc
the deceased obtain further Information By apply
ing 20 TINS department Dated June %. 1905.
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CEMETERIES.

POOk-In loving memory Of Edward F. Poor sr who dsd
IN Liverpool England July 70. 1900 in year
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Mail subscribers Nsw-York City ths pAILr ard
TR1-WEEkLY win be charged cent q cory
postage IN addition 20 tia rates named above
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For points IN Europe ana all countries IN tts Cns-
versal Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE VIII Be mailed
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
Color Cure For All Ills.

A new cult has sprung up in Boston. the home of cults and fsds. and the chief apostle Is Miss Flora Macdonald, a lecturer on art and designer of stain d glass windows. says a Boston dis patch to the New York Tribune. The new cult. which may be termed the color cure for want of q better name. teaches that color will cure all mortal Ills if properly used. Are you g nerv- ous wreck Select new wall paper. win back health and put the doctors out of business Has Cupid passed you hyt Select decorations of red and sec how quickly hp will respond. If bus bands love has grown cold surround him with restful greens. optimistic yel- lows. inspiring blues md keep out of tine divorce court. Miss Macdonald traces the origin of many mental and physical ills to the wrong use of col ors and finds the cure in the substitu- ton of correct colorz.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-03
SanOZO1 -.--Lotion and Soap.

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 Many sufferers now using injurious drugs and medicines for diseases Of this nature will be pleased to know of the recent permanent cures effected through SANOZOL EXTERNAL TREATMENT by the noted specialist in skin diseases, A. J. Fulton, M. D.. of Brooklyn, N. '. Sanozol is acknowl- edged by the medical fraternity the only reliable external cure in the mar ket. and it is working wonders.
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 On request free of charge) we will mail instructions for self treatment with Sanozol Lotion and Soap, and a thorough diagnosis of your case.
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