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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
CANAL OFFICIALS ORGANIZE
Subordinntcs Get Together for Good
of service In PnunmH
CRnnI Zone.

WASHINGTON. NOV. 1L-An Organization
Of subordinate ohicials ON tho isthmiau
canal zone has been effected which it is b"-
Hevcd viii bring the various departments
and divisions OF the canal government into
harmony and prevent the duplication Of
work and conflict between dnCrout
branches of the governmental organization.
The now association. according to adviccs
received here, will hold meetings semi
monthly and all the heads of departments
and divisions, including the general man
ager Of the Panama railroad, will attend.
Each of these officials may bring suboI-
dinatss with him If he desires ia assist
in the explanation ~ the work 20 be under
taken. Each OF the officials will make q
statement 0f the tasks ho has undertaken
or is about to undertake. and papers ar,
TO be prepared by various officials on
problems they arc facing.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
NEED NOT REPORT FALSEHooDS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Makes Ruling iR Case of Rail-
road Freight Handling.

WASHINGTON, Nov l4.-Thc Inter-
state Commerce commission has declined
10 issue an order compelling railroads
10 report all eases Of false billing, cIassI-
ncation, weighing, representations Of the
contents OF packages or report OF weights
by shippers delivering freight for trans
portauon In order that the shipper NAV
be prosecuted
The decision is set forth in a letter TO
the Larkin Company, soap manufacturers
OF Buffalo n. Y, and Peoria m which
sought the order under the belief that u
granted the railroads could safely modify
the rule iu regard 20 the classincatilu
uf boxes of freight containing seyerel
articles " dinerent class.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
PULLMANS INCREASE STOCK
Twenty-SiN Million Dollars Added to
Capital UT sleeping Car
Company.

CHICAGO NOV. 1A-At the annual meet
ing Of the Pullman Palace Car company.
which was held here today. the capital
stock Of the company was increased by
S26.0OOO0o, bringing the total capitalization
up to StOOOOOy. The addition to tho cap
ital stock was divided among the stock
holders in the proportion of thirty-six
shares for each leo held at the time Of
the meeting.
At the meeting Of directors which was
held prior 20 the general meeting of the
stockholders Charles s. Sweet was elected
director in place of Frank o. Lowden,
resigned The other officers OF the COM
pany were reelected. The erection Of a
steel plant to cost SlCu".,0O was recon-
mended.
After the meeting President Robert r.
Lincoln declared that the stories circu-
lated regarding his intention to resign had
been entirely without foundation lie de-
clared that he had not contemplated at
any time giving up his present position.
! Notice was served upon the Pullman COM
pany by Corporation Counsel James Ham
t iton Lewis that tho money which it Is
/ represented is about 10 be- divided among
/ the stockholders is subject to the liens
OF the city OF Chicago and county Of COOK
/ for taxes claimed by the county and city
amounting TO S-5o0ooo.
The annual statement or the Pullman
company for the fiscal year ending July
81 1901 follows:
Total revenue. S1t5NtE4-: total. expenses
4 OF operation, S5&4,7fo: depreciation OF
cars and reserve for depreciation ON all
the property OF the COMPANY s. 500 I2l
dividends declared. S5.glygSf; proportiou OF
net earnings OF cars paid associated i'm,
forests, N44.4-l: net surplus, $4SI0,OI4, sur,
plus brought forward. 81 ISL gi6; surplus
S-7IEVU
. The number uf passengers carried dur.
iuE the year was l6.-i3.9I1. During The
previous year the number was 1887 2lg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
BRYAN TO PRESBYTERIANS
NrbrasLuu. who d Elder iu church.
Addresses brotherhood COM
Ncntiou.

lNDIANAPOLIS Noy. ll-Wiuam Jcu-
nrs Bryan. an cider in the rrceh>tor'1u
church ct Lincoln. Neh., addressed ih.
delegates aud visitors tonight attending
tho convention Of new chIrch workers io oo
uulled to the Pr'sh, toriau brotherhood.
When Mr. Bryan stepped to the front ~
'he platform no was accorded q most g0-
,hLsasuc reception. practically every ON.
in tho hall rising tn his feet. waving
haudkcrchicfs and hats Tho domonstra-
tion lasted several minutes.
Ny. Bryan in opening his address said he
was glaI to be delegate 20 the hrT
Presbvteriau brotherhood convention ana
he rrtoicod especially that there was mo-
.outcstlur delegate. lIc said 90 had not
always puru 80 in the past. The speaker
said ne began church life as member OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian church when
he was Il years OF age.
Continuing, Mr Bryan spoke iu reference
10 tho benefits To be- derived from tho or
Eanizatluu TO he perfected at the present
gathering of Christian workers. He de-
clarcd that the name chosen. "hrolhrr-
hood. could not have been better selected.
He said it was a part ot worldwide
movement a moral awakeniuE.
The speaker declared there could be no
real morality without religion as the
foundation Of morality.
"rolstoi defined religion" said Mr. Bryan,
"as the relation between man and his God,
and this is one of the best dihnittons
have been ahl" 60 hnd Tolstoi says moral
ity is the outward stEn Of this sentiment
la ali my travels i'm many lands l found
the natives practiced some kind of re-
lgion."
Mr. Bryan spoke of the custom in some
| Asiauc lands where the women were COM
PEELED to worship behind a screen. He said
/ It was different here. The women were
: foremost in this country and it was the
| men who generally kept I'm the background.
one thousand delegates and half many
visitors were present at the opening busi-
ness meeting of the convention called to or
ganize into one body the mon of the Pres
Ihyterian church. Every state was repre-
santed The Cumberland Presbyterian
church. the Presbyterian Church South
the brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip, Nh,
Brotherhood of ST. Andrew. the United
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
DEEP WATER CONVENTION
Many Persons Expected at Meeting
20 be Held "a -. Louis
Thursday.

been received at the headquarterr of t-e
Lakes TO the Gull Deep Waterways assoc
citation convention, which will convene rg-
morrow morning at the Odeou. that 5her.
will be in attendance at least $40 Of the
10 appointed delegates.
The principal object Of the convention is
20 form a permanent association which
viii push the project for deep water
way from Lake Michigan 10 the Gulf of
Mexico. The convention viii continue two
days and the length OF speeches Wiu be-
limited .n order TO transact as much bust.
ness as possible. Congressman W. "A. lori.
mer Uf Chicago win preside A. temporal ry
president yt the association
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
.FIFTY.oNE KILLED in WRECK
survivors OF Railway Accident Dis
satisfied over Burial of Dead
without CercmOuN.

CHICAGO. Nov. lA-Zssiaw Falovio7
Il years old. who was injured in the recent
v,rer,, ON the Baltimore * Ohio railroad
m N-oodyulc. Ind. died u tho Mercy hos
rital today. His death makes the total ot
fatalities ffty-onc.
Much dissatisfaction has been caused
among the survivors OF tho wreck over tEo
fact that the dead. tho majority - whom
wcrc Roman Catholic. had b,nr buried
without religious rites. Local church nhi-
ciaI have ar-auErl With 'hr Hurasd tl
| lnayy The bodies Jisiutg.ryJ ana rcbuu'd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
BAPTISTS BUSY AT ST. LOUIS
National Congress Listens TO Paper
ON subject of Doctrine of
Trinity.

ST LOUIS. Nov H-Thc second DAYS
session Of the twonty-third annual convCn-
ton Of the National Baptist congress was
devoted to the discussion of the topic
Does Scripture Warrant Any Forma!
Statement Of the Doctrine ~ tho Trinity?'
The speakers who introduced the topic
were Rev. G. j. Baldwin of Granville. o..
Prof. Gerald smith OF the University ~
Chicago and Rev. 8. b. Mersor of Detroit
The night session was devoted 60 the
discussion of the topic. should baptist
Educational Institutions BE Subject %
Formal pcnomiuational Controls?
The subject was introduced by Roy, IN.
n. X. Stlweu Of Cleveland. o.; Rev. Dr.
j. T.. Greene, president of William Jewell
college, Liberty, No, and Rev. Dr Frank
lin johnson of the University of Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
MRS. DoWE GETS HER HOME
Mac Dhu Property Given wife of
Apostle" In Exchange for
Claims.

CHICAGO. NOV. 14--JudEc Laudis today
i'm the federal court directed tho cnt"y
Of an order by virtue Of which M.
Jane Dowic is granted the Mac Dhu prop
"rty AT White Lake. Mich. which had
been purchased by John Alexander bowie
when me was head of the Zion church.
In return. Mrs Dowic abandonS her
suit filed I'm Nuskegon 10 establish her
claim on the property and rclinquish"s
all claim to property i'm Zion city ana
turns over tho stock held by her in the
Zion City lace factories TO Ovorscor
Voliva, now the head OF the church Of
Zion.
Voliva had declared that hc would con-
test the transfer to Mrs. Dowie Of the
property at white Lake but his attorneys
entered no objection to the entering OF
the formal order
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
Won BUELoW SPEAKS At BERLIN
Grrtrnu chancellor TnIks for Hcich-
stnE on Foreign POLICY ct
the Government.

uTTTTE N.. f.,MHnrIIHr ryu E10-
f.e.. from t.a uI..~ iu tHn Er..H-flE vEnlc
III. .rI uurYna.... ..tru m1utns ego.
sr1Ia f4 fortv.n.. uHuicr tod1y ou Gcr-
raH..r fYruau relations before highly
.Ut,rr..rd ,uHfs.,.. .n.uHire Baron won
t.H1srt.lf Hr Hungarian foreign minis
.... ,.t........... 4 Nt.- ,..,-r.r.r..4rr.
NFN'.. ''IiI N'N't tN.''.. a''I9 b'.
u.|Ha HTfy members ny Tho dfn'omafIn corps
UIIu.... .,r J.f.I.a. .lf .fr ,r.. court box
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Utf. THaapruHuu national ubrInI follow
....... ... ....-..... . ....t,rf.. ,eL,rr
fn' .'f".NH'lnn regarding 'h' country i"I-
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If urIr.'uHI|a.. have Influence uf court.
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|.I. statement WH. greeted with cries ui
...ff.f rfant. .ru.. .HrIaua rarfs ~ tho
.r..
Ifrff THaarruHnr |'rr described Cor.
mHu..e position 4munr I.. rr.rHn9r4 as
..'.If'H. SAVING II NId M" tIN friends
not even Italy 0r Austria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
ASSOCIATION PRICES co
Jerome scbamp Tells How South Platte
Implement Ken Do IhinCi
PRICES HIGHER THAN IN NORTH PLATTE
south pInttC Nru Insisting "u
schedule Likely to Defeat TIA"
NmnIEnmation of the Tv"
Associations.

Through the lnhuoh'e OF inc S'''', ,
Implement Dealers "SSo'ia"'I' nm
wagons nloWs ana othe' i"Tn l"I
arc selling higher I'm III" south fIat'' 'ouN.
ties than they did a few years ago an"
higher than the same articles arc s''IhS
Tor today iu tho Nebraska counties h"''"
OF the Platte and in Iowa 80 u''IaT''
Jerome SchImp. president ot the S'"lh
Platte association, in an address last niEh'
before tho Nebraska and Western Iowa
association.
Mr.. Schamp told of printed price hSl
which each dealer carries aud of the Gus
tom the dealers hav" of calling each other
by telephone 20 ascertain the truth OF
farmers statement when he says he can
get the same article at competitors place
50 cheaper
! 1t was lstor explained 10y Mr. Schamr
/ that the schedule is not binding ON Tn"
dealers. but merely suggestion ],
gives them the price below which they
ought not To sell goods. The association
fixes no penalty for failure to abide by the
/ schedule 1t Is lived up 10 closely enough
Z however. according to Mr SChamp. that
binders all over the South Platte country
are selling at the schedule, price SIS. where
I Il fcw wears ago they sold at $40 and are
selling now. in the North Platte at ,l2o
proa,. tI,,., I,oc-.,..d
NJ scba,,,r,' .,orod tp,. dealers for cutting
It ..,tl 80. ,.,,rs 400 bc sold
binders af s925 mailing Stu nro+t. and
wagons at s1on making So nroft 7, 1Na3
n. soIJ bipders for sq5 making e. proft
and wagons for go. making 81 profit. Since
1893 the wholesale price of these goods has
advanced. but the dealers prodt has not
increased This condition the sneaker At
triluted ortirsI,. to tho cutting of nrires
He said an association or Gno dealers
ought fl, avist in Nabrasl, strong ,nourb
,, d,D,,rI ~ tho f,,bore thu. tho. ..-l
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~ '''s'''' '''"' s'N houIS. dISS"Neu WIN
,e,.., '''S %t'''el'''i''' ne men from the
N'"", " NV 'iE'I S'o"d out 10! IN" price
on,,Iu.e a"u 'noSc rom north OF the river
"ou'" Do' a'cePt IT, Inc committee OF the
v'',i1" nov III session VIII brins IN It's
, @ '','S "Iorll'''S me leelng last night
',i ,',i,' Wv, rV,''o',i't'oh OF the two or
N'uH' nos ne aHectod.
, L"'ie feh"WS Pay Heavily.
D'sc cuSSihg the question Of insurance il
'I'lI convention W edncSday morning. tll
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
smittauces by Nail aud E1Ursss Not
Turned Into General Account.
me OF THE CHARGES IS FORGERY
Aggregate Of the Stealing, will Amount
10 Million Dollars
PRtSISENT IS BACK VI INVESTIGATION
TampCriug with United states Walls
Brings Pnrt 81 alleged Ot-
fCnscs Iudcr Federal
JurisdtCtiou.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1.-THE Chrpn.
IcI. says today that 70 now iuvostzatlon -
progressing bon the Cuur-c ui developments
in the local graft scandal o. now appears
that many sums of money. largo and small.
that were sent from different states %
san Francisco for tho rnh"f of the -ut-
forors from tho calamity never reached the
relief committee. Some uf tbcsc amounts.
which aggregate large sum. were mailed
to the car. of Mayor Schnitz. J.. j.
Hcncy. Detective william Burns and about
1UD government agents have been makius
On investigation.
President Roosevelt is the moving spirit
behind the inquiry, and hc declares that
no an guilty Of dycrting the relief funds
shall escape justice.
Tho cases come within the iurisdicton
Of th. federal uUthoriuoe because Of the
Interstate character Of the postal service,
which, it IS alleged, was criminally taw-
pcrod with.
A considerable sum Of money was also
sen. through the czpgess companies, ana
Nolls-Fargo which company IS now inves-
ugatiuE the disappearance Of SlO5so, sent Ia
ono package from the citizens of Search
light. Ncy. which the relief committee 5aE =
it never received and which the company
says was delivered 10 the representative "
! the committee tp whom IL was addressed.
The crime of forgery ls said 60 bc included
. In the offonses Of tho raiders of the relief
contributions
It IS said that i'm Oh, aggregate the steal
iugs will amount to 100000.
Grand Jury Begins work.
Tho recently organized grand jury as
. sombrd I'm secret session today TO hear
the testimony presented hy District Attor-
n,v w. II. Langdon and Assistant District
Attorney Francis J. IIonoy. The greatest
rcHconco r. maintained by all concerned In
tho deliberations.
The nrst charge looked into was an
alleged conspiracy To- cNtort money from
the Keepers OF French restaurants in this
city Several rropriotors ot these places
had been summoned as witnesses. Former
Police Commissioners Reagan, Hutton apil
Howell. who had also been subpoenacd,
were waiting to be called into tho jury
room. \ dramatic incident occurred shortly
before the jurymcn began their dclibeit,-
tious II Il. Young on" of tho members
of the grand jury, lett tho room and re-
fused 10 participate In tho Deliberations
lie refused to give reason for his actions
Toni Blaucu. restaurant keeper, was tn,
FIRST witness summoned by tho inquisitors
Hc was cosctod for thirty minutes, but
when he reappearsd be- r. fused 60 make any
statement and hurried away. r. NJ. Adler
another restaurant keeper. WAS also cx
amined for q considerable lcugth OF time,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
Cntter to Nasist slid.

Al the request Of the Portland ,Ore)
chamber Of commerce the revenue cutter
Thetis. now at Port Townsend, has been
ordered 70 take on board supplies and
proceed 10 sea in search Of the British ship
Tvernia. which was last spoken of Tortia,
on October Is. by the British ship Sicily,
md which il is feared has met with q Sc
rous accident.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
Minor Matters at Capital.

Alexander Pollock has been appointed
postmaster at Hoyell. Hand county, ;. d.
vice Anna Ryma resigned.
Rural route No. 4 has been ordered es-
tablshed january . at West Union. Fay
cite county. Ia. serving 49, people and
ninety-ciEht families.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-11-15
RELIEF FUND LOOTED

Gross Frauds Unsartbsd in Management Of
Frisco Earthquake Contributions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

The Year ONE ended then and there IN
a fiascO.
But burgess retained his patents, ana
whom 0enaEal Lew WRllace's ben Irur'
was staged tho tread1niiIs were utilised IN
tho chariot race-three at a royalty OF
thirty-fiyo dollars apiece per week
yielding an annual income Of about i've
thousand And before hon IIur'' ceases
The Futurity Winner begins 70 earn
money for him.
The modern horse race OF the stage at
its best has consisted hitherto OF the start
OF the horses. their passing out OF sight
instantly. an interval OF hunaballoo by
the actors 70 arouse enthusiasm over
something that Is invisible, and finally
dash into view by the racer for a
finish. But IN this vaudeville drumalet
three thOroUShbreds run madly a distance
OF half a mile or 50 on stationary tread
mills, while a panorama is moved rapidly
behind them. and the illusion OF an actua,
race is created And Neil BURGESS income
continues
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23

ribbon FOR "a false hi~h forehead that
won't show Us Junction with "a real low
forehead our women folk 20 shopping
with sample - dress stun. and come
home with ribbons ~ precisely the same
color. That actors DON'T make the tluts
az flesh and papler rlacho exactly alike
is proof that they can't Yet John W.
Ransome renders himself lia>lo 90 the
accusation u being a malicious enemy ~
ST. Bryan. instead ~ the exploiting
friend that 70 pretends 20 Doc. when he
makes the Nebraskan pink halfway up
his forehead and white above that lne-
7 won't speculate as to tho inside condl-
ton Of the brain IN "A head thus varie-
gated in tints outside. Ana when The
color line is further marked Roy ridge
IN the skin. what sinister design N rna<
Icious Misrepresentation may not fairly
be attributed TO Mr.. Hans0me1
In other respects this make believe
Bryan looks Ike tho genuine Bryan. and
ar the outset acts and talks IKE him J:
bat soon the manner. voice and diction
drop % those 4 a wonologue hum0rist.
who makes Bryan tell old iokes as new
from his European tour. However. Bry-
ans adherents IN the audience don't get
discouraged. and when Tlausome sings
Down with trusts ana up with t,tl
there IS enough cheering % euiive1 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Political Personages.

theodore Roosevelt was made per-
sonage IN play OF trust versus labor
lately. and audiences cared so little for
the President. as therein brought down
70 a theatric level that the piece has
been retired for reconstruction with tho
political element eliminated This week
We have William jennings Bryan on the
stage. by the proxy OF an Initiative actor.
but I'm this case IL IS "a sketch in vau-
deville
Right here I ofcr "a reward % a blue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Academy.

Monday N 9nt-"On Parole"
Tuesday N.0ht-"Piaying tire Game"
Wednesday Niqht-"Playlng the Game. .
THURSDAY Night Dark.
F-Iosy N.9ht-"Julius Caesar"
Saturday Natinee-"Jullus Caesar"
Saturday N .rht-"C ymbenne."
BlJCJ-
"Nos Now But soon" an the week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-23
Hot Melodrama.

Here. my girl" she cries. you used
to try to sing Amuse me- ana you may
have that for your starving mother"
And how she did enc.r Amuse hero
Sho would have been harder 70 entertain
than ule Sphinx. or "a broadway first
nighter. You may think that the virtuous
maiden refused the sinners tainted
money. but bear IN mind that she was
q singing soubrette also. and mustn't
Jet song remain overdue to tho au-
diencc. 50 Florence T}indlev sang Annie
Laurie IN a way that made the siren g
two dollars seem too low "a price and
the audiences quarter ard half dollars
positive insults. That was the ballad
with which her mother tad won her
fathers heart and now the adventures
was put % her trumps 20 keep him from
falling 20 it again But She was wise
70 the enr-antment racket. and able
70 double-cross the tender memory kibosh
Those arc phrases Of criticism which
may puzzle YOU. but would be full ~
meaning TO that audience
just here tho Afric-faced but Adam
hearted Lucinda got into action. do
You sae that hu~p2" she asked pulling
up Dor skirts 20 show two stockings. one
OF which had a big lump. Oats ma
honest money. ar' it am youahs. honey:
an yolal's"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-24
STRIKES YOU ANYTIME


Kidney troubles lame the back. so
that every exertion or sudden twist
sends a keen stab of pain through the
loins and kidneys. Those paralyzing
twinges are sure proof Of trouble in the
kidneys. Backaehe is but the dull
throbbing of congested, fnhamed kid
neys. Headache, dizzy spells and Ian
guor are the effects of uric acid poison
ing. Puffy swelIings beneath the eyes.
bloating of ankles and limbs. weak
heart and Rheumatic pains are due to
inaction Of the kidneys.
The kidneys are the filters Of the
blood. Their business is to remove the
poisOns and to pass them off in the
urine, together with the watery waste
from blood and drink If the kidneys
are inactive, these .poisons and this
waste are left in the body, to do dam
age everywhere. The kidneys them
selves become affected in time, and fall
a prey to wasting diabetes or fatal
Bright,s disease.
It is best to give the kidneys help as
soon as pain or uneasiness is felt in the
small Of the back or loins, or when any
disorder Of the urine is noticed. Rouse
the kidneys from their fatal sleep. Cure
them with Doan's Kidney Pills, the
great modern kidney specific. No
other remedy is so we'll adapted to the
treatment of sick kidneys. It is purely
vegetable and each element in it was
chosen for It's direct and beneficial ac-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-24
LIMB WASTED
WITH ECZEMA
Obliged to Lie With Limbs Higher
Than Head - Suffered Untold
Agonies and Could Not Walk
Doctor Said It Was the Worst
Case he Ever Saw.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTlCURA

al received your letter asking for
Information about using the Cuticura
Remedies. / used them for eczema.
The doctor said it was the worst case
he ever saw. It was on both limbs,
from the knees to the ankles. We
tried everything the doctors knew of,
but the Cuticura Remedies did the
most good. I was obliged to lie with
my limbs higher than my head, for the
pain was so terrible I could not walk.
4 suffered untold agonies. One limb
wasted away a great deal smaller than
the other, there was so much discharge
from it. I found the Cuticura Rem
edies very soothing, and I still keep them
IN the house. / am very thankful to
say that am cured, and you can pub
lish this statement il you wish. found
the Cuticura Remedies ell that you say
they are. I hope that you may be
spared many years to make the Cuticura
Remedies for the benefit of persons SUI
ferlng from the torture of skin diseases,
such as 1 had. I remain, yours re-
1pecttuLly, Mrs. Golding, Box 8, Ayr,
Canada, June 6, 1905