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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
By Carolyn w ell S

TT was only after a deal of coaxing that the
/ children persuaded Uncle Bob to help en-
tertain the Social Club, which met at their
house one Friday afternoon.
When the time came for Uncle BObS part
of the program, he entered the parlOr where
the children were assembled, carrying with
him a foreign looking box, while large heavy
shawl hung folded over his arm.
Placing the box on the table. he began to
talk in the mock serious tones which Lucy and
Fred recognized as the kind he always used
to hoodwink his victims.
I'm glad to see you, boys and girls" said
Uncle Bob, land | shall be greatly pleased If
| can interest the young friends of my young
relatives in some wonders and CuriositieS
which | brought home with me from my recent
trip to the kanOOdledum Islands. They are
not only curious and valuable, but | obtained
them under most peculiar circumstances.
These that | have here were obtained only on
condition that | should show them to nobody.
shall therefore ask you to submit to certain
conditions, by which You may participate IN
my enjoyment of these marvellous curiOsltieS.
If you will all please sit on the floor, in sort
of circle, and allow me TO spread this large
shawl so that its edges will rest on your laps.
shall then proceed with my plans.
Willingly the children sat on the floor ranged
in circle, and drew the large shawl up on
their laps.
Put your hands under the shawl" next
instructed Uncle Bob; and | must beg of
You that no one will allow their hands to
come outside the shawl, until the exhibition
is over
As he opened his strange looking box, Uncle
Bob said: The first relic which | shall pass
around is one of the most marvellous curiOsities
in existence. As you are not allowed to see
it, you can examine it only by the secse of
touch. After describing it, shall pass It under
the shawl to Fred who will take it in his hands,
and pass it next 70 his left hand neighbor, and
so on around the ring. until it reaches Lucy
here, who will carefully hand it back to me.
You may each make such exclamations as
you choose of surprise or admiration, but
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
fail absolutely to color the hair.

There many thousands of and using
preparation This only those who have
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by express prepaid, the bottle large mail
The following must be filled out in full attention
be paid o letter
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At all dealers, address
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
Don't Dye Your Hair
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If your hair is starting already gray faded
don make matters worse by dyeing il!
There's only way that you restore gray faded
hair and that assist nature by giving life the
hair roots and increasing the the pgmentary
glands.
For Nature, in these minute laboratories forms coll
head of hair
Mary T. Golmans Gray Hair Resorer is the scalp
stmuant and hair food
1t IS as clean and pure and contains thick
heavy Lead and Sulphur that must be shaken up.
1t does not give the hair dved" appearance.
1t makes the natural color back from seven to
ten days.
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bottle OF my Restorer to prove every claim make
II the h1r not restored its original color from
to fourteen days it will be the first many thousands
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My Gray Hair Restorer is sold by druggists everywhere
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
Harrison Street Branch Celebrated Its
18th Anniversary Last Night

Harrison Street Branch Celebrated Its
18th Anniversary Last Night
The Epworth League of Harrison SIR ct
NJ f. Church celebrated its 18th anni-
versary last night and, although the
weather was oppressive, the attendance
was large.
Delegations from several other Meth
odist churches brought fraternal reetings
and the occasion was OF more than ordi-
nary interest.
George H. Collins. president of the local
chapter, was the master Of ceremonies
and to his untiring efforts much OF the
success is attributed.
After the opening exercises, Rev. c. I.
Wyatt, D. D., the pastor, spoke words
OF welcome TO all present, pointing out
the doors Of opportunity which Ep-
worthians can enter during the summer
months A pleasing feature of the pro-
gramme was the singing Of the Red,
White and Blue by six little girls from
the Junior League. who we're dressed in
! the national colors and waved the stars
and stripes as they sang Miss Irene
/ Fulton with recitations, and Earl Witsll
with violin solos made fine impressions
/ DR.. Bolton delivered the address Of the
evening, and in eloquent terms empha.
sized the possibilities Of youth and the
importance Of service. Miss Eiel Grove.
sang the closing hymn, Look Up Lift
Up, Halleluiah, the congregation joining
in the chorus. A short time was ther
spent in conversation. and at 10 o'clocl
the leaguers left for their homes, carry
ing pleasant memories Of the 18th ami
versary Of Harrison Street League.
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deaths.

BRYER-In this city on June 27th 1906 Joseph
pryCr, son of james s. Bryer and the laie Ara
bella West aged 39 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 20
attend The funeral services nt Wilmington and
Bmndywiue cemetery, saturday, June 5oth. nt 8
3. IN.
GOOD-1n this CITY fourth day, sixth month.
tWenty-scventh. 1906. Ann, widow of John
Good aged Is yoan
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services from her late resi-
dence. 1902 North Harrison street on seventh day
afternoon, az , O'Clock lntermcnt private.
HAMMOND-On June 27th, 1909. 40 Newark Della
ware Annie p. Hammond wife of The Rev. W.
7. Hammond daughter OF the late John Filling.
in the i1th year OF her age
Relatives and frieuds are respectfully invited 20
attend the funeral services on Saturday June S0th.
1876 at o. 30 b. M from the residence OF her broth.
eriu-law, S. j. Wright, Newark Del. lnterment
private.
JusTlsON-ln this city, on June 29th. 1906 John
b lustison.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend the
funeral from his late residence 325 = Ninth street
on Monday morning at o'clock High mass ai
IT, Mary's Church. lntementa at Cathedral GENE
terry
QuILL-Inthis city, on June 2oih, 1906, Daniel T.
Quill
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited &c
attend the funeral from his late residence. n. W
corner Front and Poplar streets, On Monday morn
ing az 10 o'clock Solemn requiem mass at So
/ Mary's Church. lntermontat Cathedral cemetery
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York. June 29-Cotton futures
opened steady today: July, 10 10; August
1925; October, 1925; December, 1921
January, l035.
Cotton opened steady, at a decline OF
la4 points. and ruled very nervous and
irregular during the early session. july
sold off to 1907. rallied to 1912. brol,,
TO lO.l5 and rallied to 1910 inside Of tn,
first half hour and next ruled fairly
steady on covering Of shorts and a littl'
demand from spot people, while the
new crop held around the opening figures
The market at midday was moderated,
active and fairly steady in tone, witt
prices about unchanged to points lower
Spot cotton was quiet; middling upland
1880; middling gulf HOS.
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1N wall STREET TODAY.

Associated Press Dispatch bY special Wires
Wall Street, New York, June 20.-The
movement of prices at the opening of the
stock market today was very irregular
numbers of the same group showing
mixed gains and losses. Illinois Central
advanced IA Atlantic Coast inc and
Colorado Fuel 5-S There was a decline
of about a point in Reading and of large
fractions in ST. Paul, Canadian Pacific,
Baltimore & Ohio and Smelling The
volume of dealings was restricted.
Price movements were halting recur-
ring periods OF pressure being followed by
recovcries and lapses into dull trading
Kansas & Texas, preferred, and Anaconda
dropped / United States Reduction 3
and the preferred 3l4 over yesterday.
Northern Pacific declined 3-S, Pacific
Mail 3. Great Northern, preferred, ..
Locomotive IA and Brooklyn Rapid
Transit and Sugar /. Bonds were dull
and irregular at noon.
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MRS. JOHN O,BYRNE Dad.
Her Death E.l rved TO Have neen Has
tened by tho Earthquake.

Her Death bel eved 60 Have neon Has
tened by the Earthquake.
Mrs. Emiline Flowers O'byrne. aged
u years, widow of John OiByrne, for
merly Of Wilmington, died in San
Francisco Cal, on Tuesday. Sister
Mary Evanreline O'Byrne of The
Visitation Order In this city, is
daughter of the deceased. lt is be-
lieved that the earthquake on April
l6th hastened her death. Surviving
her, besides her daughter, Sister Mary
Evsngt line, are Mrs. Meginnis, wife
OF John j. Macinnis. one of the edi-
tors of The Richmond Times; Fred
erlck O'Byrne, secretary to the com
missiouers of jurors, New York city ;
Robert O'Byrne, attorney at-law, New
York city. and George, Frank and
Charles O'Byrne Of San Francisco.
OBITUARY MOTIFS.
The body OF John Maxwell 50 years
old. who walked overheard from the
steamboat Thomas Clyde into the
Delaware River in Camden. on Mon
day night, was recovered yesterday and
rmoved TO his late home at Magnolia.
7 q deceased was we'll known in this
c ~. He had been an engineer on the
bat for many years.
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Second EDITION
|TiIST HEAT FATALITY
Charles SchOpieTer, a CaTbHildeF,
Disd Suddenly About 10
o'clock This Morning,
WHILE At WORK IN A CAR
\ Ibs Local Plant Of The American
Car and Foundry Go.
RATHER WAS IN The SAME CAR
The Heat Therein Was Not
Excessive.
usRCuRY UP TO 95' At NOON TO-DAY
lNHILE AT WORK IN A CAR
N lhs Local Plant Of the American
Car and Foundry Go.
BROTHER WAS IN The SAME GAR
rhs Heat Therein Was Not
Excessive.
MERCURY UP TO 95' AT NOON TO-DAY

r.s1er,t local death OF the year from
a. 6rostrauon--at least heat Is sup
- 10 have been the cause-occuued
y. morning about 10 clock. Inc
.,,o was Charles Schopierer, aged 80
D.-s % Of sos Market street. He was a
.bTlder and he and his brother Simon,
hois also car builder were at work
car at the shops Of the American
A. and Foundry Co., Charles being IN
me end OF the ear and Simon IN the othcr
'rben Charles, without warning, keeicd
gis brother and several others, who
.,a him fell. ran to his assistance and a
rsysicisn was hurriedly summoned. When
'ssSonferer fell over he lost CONSCIOUSNESS
IA died soon aiterward Coroner Furks
,.s notified and he had the body sent
II The late home Of the deceased.
When inquiry was made at the coroner s
ofsce Il wss stated that no definite con-
cTsion had been reached as to the cause
4 u death although il was thought to have
fsen due 10 the warm weather Deputy
roroner Chandler said, however, that the
rsr in which the unfortunate man was
vorking was not excessively warm.
Mr. Schopicrer was married. He is
'suryived by his wife and one child.
Today was one Of the warmest Of the
near AZ noon the thermometer was uT
Ia a5 degrees above zero in some sections
N the city and had it not been for a
breeze which was blowing all day, tn,
conditions would have been worse
Because Of the heat, some outdoor worl
I'D N be snsnanded.
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RAILROAD RATES Bill.

Associated Press Dispatch BY Special Wires
Washington June 20.-When the Rail-
road Rates bill was reported from the
Senate committee on interstate COM
meroe yesterday, Senator Elkins gave
notice that he should file a minority
report. stating the reasons Of five meme
bers of tho committee in not concurring
in the report Of the majority.
He has been given lleave to perfect his
report before having it printed, and
during the recess of Congress il will be
brought out. IL will consist of COM
pilation of all the testimony taken by the
committee and other data gathered
together with carefully prepared con-
ments II is viii be signed by Senators
Elkins, Foraker, kean, Crane and Aid
rich
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
SERIOUS DRIVING ACCIDENT.
,olated Pres Dispatch BY special Wires

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, June 29-Mrs.
Hildebrand Fitzgerald, wife Of one Of the
propretors of the Philadelphia Item,
Who was thrown from her carriage, last
night, at Montrose, near here, has re-
NAMED in an unconscious condition since
the accident. There is a fracture of the
skull at the base of the brain, and the
phvsicians say her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was driving alone, when
the horse became frightened and boltedi
throwing her heavily TO the ground.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is a skilled golfer and
took psrt in the recent intercity matches
at the Nassau Country Club, Glen Cove
I. l., and has been prominent in the
championship matches in Philadelphia
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rlme wnsinrn 81 snass ss
I.hlInnrlnNln AInrKet..

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Philadelphia. Pa, June o. Wheat. steady.
No red in export elevator. ssassisc. no. Nurtn-
ern do 49, sa9ic. No Northern. el sag2c
Conn steady No in export elevator ddad0tse
oats, hrm, l.c higher SO. white natural,
fGal6 81, white clipped 90 aai0c
Bran, steady winter m bulk, s20Ooas20 i0i
spring in Mcks s20.Qoaf20ao
Refined sugars firm. powdered. s. sla
$3.50. runulated. si7iaeLs0. contccuonem A,
81 6Oa4. 6i. Keystone A, 81 i0ati.1l.
Butter firm extra Western creamery, 2oi4ci
do nearby prints lac.
Eggs. steady nearby fresh, isc nt mark Western
fresh. lee az marx.
Live poultry, firm. fowls ill sai5c; old roost-
ers. ealOc; spring chickens loa4lc ducks, old, pa
l0iSc ducks, spring llalltac' geese, saluc
dressed poultry firm iuwls, choice. lic, 90,
fair 20 good. l3iEc' old ROSTERS saaisc. roasting
chickens choice lbc' do. fair % good, l2allci
broilors nearby 2ia25c. do Western. 2Qa2ic.
Potatoes. eady. Southern prime, per barrel
81 50ae275 Southern fair % goo1, Per barrel
sl5oasl southern, cuilsi per barrel, 'ocasl.
Flour steady.
Hay steady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
Score Shooting.

The contest shooting at Brandywine
Springs Park for the Winchester l6-shot
repeating rife is now going on and Is
oren for all. The shooters in the contest
are as follows: H. f. Algard got 2s
coupons; ]. A. Vance, p coupons; Emil
Pond. l8 coupons; n. Cam. y coupons
G H. Braion, six coupons; J. H. Killing
ton. 4 coupons; W c. CAMS, 2 coupons
The contest ends July 2Sth, 1906. One
coupon is given every time the sl-inet
bill's eve is hit The one who has the
most coupons at the end Of contest gets
the rife
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
o . M l1-m1oh 0v -p-olal wlr0.

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Manningou vs. VA. June %. James
J.. ''a- oi cul.r. shot and killed his
W.. Diy .ar. oan~cionsl, woundad
eall1.i n' go N.'l .ms. d toarder, and
next comms.,a 1mtitg.
TOAD, it use d cltIutd bis vito last
January. In Aprl s.e ives granted a
divorce and next opened bo1idmghousg
70 support her family This morning hen
husband returned to town and qonr
directly to her home, shot her through th,
head while she was in bed. Williams wa.
sleeping on a lounge, and Coad neNi
turned the weapon on him. shooting hin
IN the breast after which he put bulle
into hls own brain Both husband anC
wiie died almost Immediately. William
will probably recover.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
TO REMOVE OLD Bo1LERHoUsE.
New Building to be Erected in It's Place
for P. B. & W. Railroad Co.

New Building to be Erected in It's Place
for P. B. & W. Railroad Co.
Because there is no steam heat needed
for the new Office building Of the p, b &
4 Nv railroad. the old boilerhouso OF the
tompsny. located in the building. which
sdoins the shops Of the Pusey & Jones
E Go will be torn down by David Dangel
4 < Sons az once.
The boilers have moved TO the centre
b the plot Of ground east Of the Office
building
The contract for the new steam-heating
power and pump house has been awarded
q the Roydehouse-Arey Co. Of Philadel-
phs which has the contract for the new
iiaton work. The new building is to be
+ s5 BY So feet in diameter and will be con-
sucted Of brick The stack will tower
10 a height Of l25 feet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
urahbsrs

crabs Crahsl Crabsl Fresh Delaware
Iaos' The Delaware River is full Of
mem They are waiting to be caught
sna cooked. Best season for years. Try
solI hand for them ct New Castle, Co
.sla or Delaware City. Take blue
1B a. Fourth and Market streets, Viii
slngton New Castle & Southern Rail
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FOOT MASHED.
d Was Prohuding From the Window of
Car.

q Was Protruding From the Window of
Car.
Thomas Welsh, baker, Of Washington,
vas admitted TO the Delaware Hospital
u this city last night 10 have his foot,
winch was badly injured, treated. He
ald he was on his way from Washington
. this city to take a position, and while
nding on P. B. & W railroad train he
Rlek one Of his feet out Of the open car
window and propped himself back in the
eat to rest.
a train on another track rushed by
lhd projection Of one Of the cars struck
lla mashed his foot, and nearly dragged
nm through the window On arriving
leIe he found his foot so badly hurt that
Hhad 10 60 to the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Associated Pres Dispatch by Special Wires
Chicago, ILL.,, June 20. Wheat opened
weak TODAY. september opened un-
and declined to 50 SIS
September corn sold at 50 Is.
September oats steadied at 36Il.
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MASONIC CENTENARY COMMITTEE.
4 Held a Nesting Last Evening and Wound
Up Its Affairs.

d Held a Meeting Last Evening and Wound
Up It's Affairs.
The committee Of the Grand Lodge,
"A F & A NJ Of Delaware which had
charge Of the arrangements for the cen
|iennia celebration and conducted the
celebration held a meeting last evening
and wound up its affairs
After the meeting the members were
entertained by DR. j. Paul Lukens, the
chairman, and light refreshments we're
enjoyed The individual members pre-
sented Col Lewis b. Morrow with a
handsome gold-headed cane in apprecia-
non Of his services as secretary Of the
committee
The committee authorized the publi-
cation Of the centennial proceedings in
book form for distribution among the
members. "a
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Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Howard Taylor wishes TO thank
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Irainmen,
Lodges No. 52S and No. 1913, also Metro
nolitan Lodge, No. sos, New York CITY,
and the many friends for the. kindness
and sympathy shown in her sad bereave-
mcntH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
cbance Tor Good Youth

Nv rendering service, light duties, an
unusual opportunity is now open at
Goldev College for a youth to secure a
business education without cost. Apply
az tbe college Office at once.%
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
rnnlnned VIA a ma

Pecause of the muddy condition Of the
drinking water, the cooler IN the once u ol
Clerk Of Council Monaghan mas peeh
eouipped with a small filter, which Is sup
nosed to clarity the water.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29

SIX months l had
tried three doctors,
but did not get any
better Il was on
my body and on my
feet so thick that
l could hardly put
a pin on me with
out tonchino 90
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
EDwARD W. RRowN HANeEp.

Asso'iited Press nispa,cn he special Wires
Freehold. n ]. June % Edward W.
Brown. a negro. was hanged IN the county
lail here today for the murder of Rcbecca
Iraynon ut Long Branch, A. j., June
11th. 1904
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
Complaint About Dust.

People living in the upper end Of me me
Ninth ward are complaining about the
dnstv condition Of Market street between
Eighteenth and Ihirtieth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
aNarrlanfs.

wAHL-BRAUN-At IT, stephens Lutheran uar.
sonage, on June 2sih, by Rev. Frederick l..
pger, 0eor3e J. Vail OF Philadelphia and
Miss Anna Elizabeth Braun OF this city.
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REV. WILLIAM GIExAEDER DEAD.
Ioie1 pross nlgpaich bv snoclal NIros

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
San Anselmo, Cal, June % Rev.
William Alexander, ID. d., IL. d., pro-
fessor of church history in the Prcsby-
terian Theological Seminary. died at his
home, here, today
He was born in Pennsylvania in 1891.
He was graduated from Jeiicnon Col
lego In 1858 and from Princeton lhoo-
logical Seminary in 1861
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
New York ninrknIs.

Associated Press Dispatch by speoial Wires
New York June % Flour quiet, receipts. II ,4i3
barrels. sales. 500 Firm but dull.
Wheat. receipts. % 800 bushels EleS $50 On
bushels Lower. July. s0itas9SC. september,
sssE Eissc. December 90 li-i6as95fc.
aye, dull No. Western, dsc, nominal, f. O. b.
New YORK.
transactions
Beef steady,
Pork. firm
lard. steady. prime Western, ss.soasss5.
Sugar raw firm fair refining 3 l-lfa3i sc
centrifugal q6 test, l932a8' .c molasses sugar
. rs lGagiac. refined. nrn. crushed, S5i0
powdered sl 70. gnnulated, sL70.
Petroleum. steady refined an ports Sd75as7.s0
Codee steady, 40. Rio 75sc.
Molasses steady, New Orleans. 30a3sc.
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EXTRA VACATION.

For du Pont Employees Who are members
Of the National Guard.
An order has been issued by the du Pont
Powder Co., giving all employees of the
concern who are members OF the National
Guard of Delaware an extra weeks va
cation TO take part in the encampment
at Newark About 80 clerks employed
by du Pont Co. are members Of the militia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29
DISFIGURED
WITH ECZEMA
Brushed Scales from Face Like Pow
der-UnderPhysician8 Six Months
But Grew Worse - Some Said
Face Would Be Marked for Life
Now Without a BIemish.
CUIICURA REMEDIES
WORK WONDERS.

As ! was a sufferer with eczema
! ! write TO tell you what a great friend
found in Cuticura Remedies. In
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-29

rAA AtIld. NV lace was
covered, my eyebrows came out. and
then 1t got in my eye. then went 10
another doctor. lie asked me what
! was taking for it, and | told him
Cuticura, He said that was a verv
good thing but that he thought that
my face would be marked for life. But
Cutlcura did It's work and nv face Is
now Just as c.car as Il ever was.
NY tr0Ihe.-!n-law told me about
the wort 'riul Cuticura remedies.
! took his advice and got the Ointment.
soap, and Resoivcnt ! washed with
the CUticura soap and then applied
the Ointment and took Cuticura
Resolvent as dire, ed. In a short
time my face began 20 get better, and
when ] bad taken one bottle OF
Resolvent / could brush the scales
of my face Ike a powder. When I
had taken four bottles my face was as
clear as ever.
] told all my friends about my
remarkable cure ! feel so thankful
] want everybody far and wide to
know what Cuticura can do. Il is
sure cure for eczema. (signed) Mrs.
Emma White, GAL Cherrier Place
Camden, y. j., April 25, 1905"
Compieo External aud Internal Treatment for every
conugtug q Cuteufp foap 25o Oiuneni. 50c. Rofol-
ffn iOe ln form % har1atr Coaied Pills 2ss per ris
g 1 may b had "a. eralgn' gs ssi of,en eursa
az Mailed I Gee. How 10 Nvre Eczema"
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Nrlr Ynrk nnnlntlnna.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
New York. June % 9-The stock market opened
frraainfnr