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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
TO STAY IN BENNINGTON
n Harry Lawn Decides to Continue his Store
In Bennington.

To the people OF bennington county:
After mature consideration Of the
subject | have decided 10 remain and
continue business In Bennington.
shall on April LIST remove my family to
Manchester Depot where my son, who
has charge OF my store ut that place,
may have the comforts OF house and
home influences, while shall remain
here and conduct business rs hereto.
fore but with enlarged facilities.
| did not know till advertised ex.
tensively my intention TO remove my
business from Bennington, how uni
versal and sincere was the desire
among my hundreds Of customers that
| should remain here where | have
been established for more than fifteen
years.
Besides, find by experience that |
can buy in the markets more economi-
cally for two stores than for one and
that can conduct the two stores more
advantageously accordingly than one.
My business, too, is unique, in that it
differs from any other mercantile es-
tablishment in town and is therefore
OF value to the community, II the
words OF my large line of customers is
to be depended upon.
Another and important consideration
isthe circumstance that Bennington vas
never, since knew it. more prosper.
Gus and inviting than it is today
shall from time to time add new de-
partments to my store and more par.
ticularly add to my new shoe depar
ment, which has proved good success
from the first.
1t seemed to be settled In my mind
that the removal from town would he
to my best advantage but the consider
alton briefly stated above has convinc.
ed me OF my error.
desire, in this connection, to nest
sincerely thank my many friends and
customers for their words of confidence.
and encouragement and their past
and promised patronage
II Harry Levin.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
OFFICERS SEEK
MILEAGE FEES
Petty Graft Crowds kofk.
house al Rutland.
so SAY, supT. MORGAN
Recommend Appe,nimsni q .
Special tsofi Zoe All
olIsndon

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particularly o. he psss ~ ofhcsfs
ifSn llsriiaston. NJ Aibsas. bellows
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police onioes ZOE = sights iodginr
sesv oilea ARRESTED 90 > change oi va
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bsen cufnsiiiet. Hs cited 40 instance
-hers sis yoaag psn rhe cams laic
sosibern Vermont from Nee nsmp.
shlFr on = freight train sere arrested
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rancy. &.
Mr. Morgan rrconnlc ded 80 rene
dy The creation BY No Legislature Of .
salsricj oficsr ulih headquarters in
this city. uhosc business Il should bs
10 so 10 various cities aud towns AID
conduc, prisoners 10 The house OF cor
rccilon. In hls opinion The average
sumbcr Of prisoners viih the fee or
mileage system abolished. would not
exceed over 80. There are nos go
10 tho institution. lie testified that
there had been no unusual cond. CT
here 10 the best Of his knowledge.
since he has been there. IL vas shown
hat the women prisoners lacked
proper opportunities for exercise and
The commission Is likely TO recommend
hat the condition should he remedIed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
BIG FIRE IN ALBANY
,ieeee w,'ss = ls-es. sssl " !. ss.s.s
kasfksy No

Tie Aibsny ismhsf disiriei saisf
asy uigii ssf~fisboed 80 sor.i afs in
iis hisisfy. Tic bisse "ecssiphei =
loss oi alssul 90. eoo ani adis suusissi
~ uis lies II large ares mat haze ~
esnil, iss.n pisos 10 that cliy.
Tbs SANS literally barnei ibs lam
b,F piles In 80 sheds and In ifoni -
lbsm liks psrer. isnpsd By q sirnus
souih sird. sud 9Th usen . dsnss
snoke zud ihonsan,is II biszing clio
isfs.
The serandas and porchss ~ 90,
lhr-e sisry brick b1ildings isoniiug ga
LasreBcs street. and siih tie escep
iion Of one ~ t~o unienanlcj. wefe
also buried somcuhsi. bat tic dire.
ton Of the ~ind also saved them. They
ara osncj by the T.bbuus estate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
MONEY AND COAT NoltN
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on,
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
little Boy Crspt to Stove While Mother Was
Absent

Ripton, Jan. 19.-Merritt, the nine
months old son of Mr. and Mrs Clark
of this place was burned to death this
afternoon by coming in contact with
the kitchen stove.
The mother left the child alone for
10 minutes and upon returning found
that it had crept TO the kitchen stove
and that its clothing had been set on
fire. The child had been terribly burn
ed and was unconscious. DR. White
of Middlebury was summoned, but the
little one lived only an hour.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
HAPPENINGS IN COURT.
Two Taken TO House Of Correction and One
Fined.

Deputy Sheriff Norwood Of PownaI
went to Rutland this morning, taking
to the house of correction, Alanson
Jones colored, and Nellie Rogers,
white, the first To serve not less than
five or more than six months and tn Q
latter not less than four or more than
five months for lewdness.
1t is stated that after the sentences
re served they will return and be
married. She is prepossessing wo'
man about forty years OF age
In the municipal court Friday after
noon, Sandy Miller, colored, was
fined including costs, Sl2.5l for intox-
ication.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
JUMPED TWO STORIES
Aged Man Leaps From Window and is No
Expected to Live.

Woodstock, Jan. ia man named
French aged II years and living at the
Henry Howes place in South Pomfret,
jumped from second story window
about l o'clock this morning. No
bones were broken but on account of
he shock and exposure he is not ex-
pected to live. French has been I'M
balanced mentally OF late.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
Weather

Colder, rain or snow tonight and
Tuesday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22

at was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitiers cured me OF a
terrible breaking out all over the body
and 1 am very grateful" Miss Juha
Filbridge, West Cornwell, Conn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22
THREATENED TO KILL


Car
Burlington, Jan 19.-Armed with a
81 calibre revolver, Earnest Rogers
threatened to kill a soldier on an cleo
trio car today and was arrested. He
will be examined tomorrow to deter
mine whether he is insane. Rogers
was struck on the head with hammer
some months ago and nearly killed
He has acted strangely since that
time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-22

Cure the cough and save their life.
DR. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds down to the very
verge of consumption.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

Mother my son. there Isl always more
pleasure in Swing than iu r-rrINiag
sons 'l know mother. especially a. spank
ing '-lranslatcd Tor tales FROM Megsen-
dorfer Blaetter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
NORFOLK SOCIETY

Mrs. p y. Dclnant OF Randolph Nd.
.s visiting hcr daughter. Mrs. r. Calvert
iaylor iu Yarmouth Street.
Mrs Eliza Robinson or Richmond. IS
the guest OF Mr. r. s. Carnett. on Colo
ulal Avenue
Mrs. W. Lane Kelly has returned. ar
or being tho guest Of Mrs caldwell llar-
dN, 90 Blue Ridge summit
Mrs. +. l. Boynton who has been the
guest OF Mrs VI. g. Ferebee. in Bramble-
ton. has returned 90 her home in Pitts
burg Pa
Miss Henrietta Costin. Of Pitsburg IS
Tie guest OF Miss Elizabeth Bowdoin on
colonial Avenue.
Miss Cherry Nottingham left Friday
to bee the guest OF Mrs. +. g. Cooke. in
Annapolis
Miss Marietta Snnglun. Of Gloucester.
who has been visiting Miss Margaret old.
on Freemason Street. left Saturday for
Baltimore
Mrs VIM Ashton Jones viii leave next
week To- spend two weeks with her broth
crs in New York.
Mr and Mrs T. s Register and Misses
Fannie and Mary R0yster have returned
after spending two weeks IN New York.
Mrs George e. Cabci who has been
visiting friends 80 Ashevile, y. c.. has
returned home.
Miss isabelle Nlsbaum has returned
home after spending "a week FOO Sew
York
Miss IAudon Walton has returned home.
after spending two months az tincastle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
TAPPAHkNN0CK. va.

Especial q The Times Dispa,ch1
iAfFAHANNOC VA. Der D. C,~...
u'Iiilse mas been done in Essex b,, ~
80 ',li.uyu~ rams. -lrlost the entire .rar
OF pea nay has been DESTROYED s,., -
i-- I" "uAdt edS OF thousands OF 1olrsrs
'.'F'is tHe ItrrfrCr almost without ar,.
i'h- ROOD having lost nearly All 49, 49, cry
ana ana timothy hay and fodder by the SIM
some Of the corn cut down IS sr~o,,.,.,.-
"- '-r snocA. No wheat mas bs.r s,,,5
oat ,"' prospect is that a small ,nlanttt,.
VII BE put In owing to the fstan@..
t'i. season and the cheapness Of VIZ, vi
Mr. Frank Gould visited Tanna 49, - 1.
4aSt week IN his magnificent Yacht n
Che OF tne tine pieces Of real esfato cola
mere at pubic auction last court div 80
"'Neid' the farm OF the lat. ~
Andrews It sold for sl6M0. having sol,
=" Nv years ago for $50 IT was me
SIf.aSeH ny MT. = r. Tuck. of Baltirlo~.
colored woman was put in iaf ,o-.
uiiS Week charged with the buruin,- 80
the barn of MI. VIII Taliaferro. a. i-7,,,.,.
Essex. '- Pp.F
Mrs Irwin Dickev and mother Me-
kebecca Jones from MARYLAND er. ~
the Mcdaniel Hotel for a s6ort IT,. az
ioIe gong 70 housekeeping for the v.frter
place 0 -' '''i'
Mrs. T.. NJ. Gresham and family Will, o,.
cupy the beautiful lot or the Dancer
helds. ou Alin street. for the yviur-r
Miss c. y Anderton who has boo,,
spending September and October IN me
mountains. UiN return to her horn, in
this place this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
GATE CITY. VA.

lSpecia- TO The Times Disua.chl
GATE CITY. VA. October II Af~s p
IS. fitzpatrick. the VIE of the rrasf7e,.t
~ Shoemeher College accon1nsnief f.,,
-er two children. arrived this week fr.,n
bedford county. where she sDe,t ea,-a--,f
months with relatives.
Mrs J. p. Richmond and Mr. ~
Johnson are visiting relatives 4. IC,o,--
vile. Tenn ''"N-
Rev. 5. r. NJ Mcpherson and es-,,..
moved this week 90 Lebanon. Va -
MT Mcpherson was assigned h, ~
conference During his three wears. ne
".Iatc mere he caused a handsome oh,,r,r
e'hfioe % be erected and lsrqel,. ir.~-.'.
l'e membership OF the church His -,.-
cessor. Rev. J. F. Jones Mo ms,
oeourn' Wise county, last year. no,.s4
here this week '.''' 'i
NeF- J. X HAYNES has accepted can
e. '"e BAPTIST Church - Gate CITY D..
l'"S achieved great success as o re--,,.,l-
.''' ana IS one 81 the most enaraari,
'nuhk ministers OF Southwest Virainis
N'' content with the large nurohor ~.
ne" nrlck and concrete business bo,s-a
To-" This year, Gate City is nov, bs,.-
"E ABOUT a thousand feet ~ eraro'fttf,
"'As put down. Il is the nurnoso -
inc people ~ the town To nut Foo4 r--.,,-+
as soon as possible on an The Drfr.s,.-,
streets. The cost IS being horn ,,s-.-.
uon '''' corpora
MS method is preferred here ~ t,,.,4
lhs Tire town for the money with v,bfo,,
~ make improvements as noirhho-fo,
towns nave done 10 their sorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
WILMINGTON, N. c.

PFesson Dozier. have been guests the pas,
summcr
iae wedding Of Miss Mildred Davis and
Lieutenant Adams. Of the United States
Revenue Gutter Service viii De- the nun
tai event of next week. TRANSMITTING on
Tuesday. and thet evening the I.ArfoSe
German CLUB Will give it's first dance OF
the season. and complimentary 10 the
bridal party.
At her attractive summer home on
MoSenhorO Sound. Mrs F. Van II Sanfs
to-day royalty entertained three prcspec-
rre brides Misses Mildred Davis. Jeanie
Peck and Bessie Payne Among those
present and who greatly cniovod Mrs.
Sands's hospitality. were Misses EUiotte
i-f'erson. Meta LcGrand Mary Paine
and l..zin Peck and Mrs. James NJ. Stev-
onsou
Mr. and Mrs Edmund strudwlck Nash
Who We're married az Pittshoro last wees.
were here tho present week the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs H. *. Nash. From here
they went CD Charleston. s c.. their fu-
ture home
Mrs Warren o Elliott ST.. and Misses
Mariita and Elizabeth Elliott arc 10 pc
the guests o.. the winter at the winter
rendezvots of MT George r. Elliott. as
aistant general counsel of tho Coast line
Mr.. Enotts winter homo. -Kcrmor...
Ht 'Nri@ntsv ile-on-thc- sound and next
u the Joneses' "Airlic." has been ~
modelled and redecorated
Among the most charming winter visit
'ors Us Miss Nary Milton. ~ Pqoroni4,
Springs. Va. VINO is the guest Of Nh
and Mrs William Nehemiah Harriss.
Mrs. a. Gray and son. OF Richmond
are in the city the guests % Mrs Gray's
parents Ar ana Mrs John q. Springer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
ABINGDON, VA.

ihpccl14 % Lle Times Disratcd
ABINGDON. VA. Cctooer 27.-Nr. ana
MIS-. LaBouis-c. o. Now Orleans. were
Tie guests ~ Miss Margaret Preston for
few days this week
Miss Lillian Harris left Monday Cor "a
visit 20 Deer cousin. Mrs Frank Tiudlav.
Jr. at luElesidc. W. Va.
Miss Margaret Trigs is in Roanoke dur
Ing the rauioa. as The guest of Miss
Nnr.e Reed
Mrs Wheelock. of Birmingham. Ala.
is visiting her father, Colonel John C..
Summers.
Tho Rev b Ward. with his family.
have located n Abingdon as general
evangelist ~ the Holston Conference. Nj.
Ward BIAS rented the house OF Mr. r.
D. Davidson
Miss Posie White left Wednesday morn
ing for Bedford. Va. where She U.s. the
guest Cd. 4iiss M4dge Boiling
Mr Cosby Zolncofer. of Richmond has
returned Pc hls home after a weeks visft
90 SIR. l. IT, Cosby
Air. W. g. Pierce. Of Christlausburs.
Va. vas tae guest OF his sister. Mrs f.
D. Withers. for few DAYS this week
Mrs IT S Russen's many friends viii
.o elad to bean sae d. orttcr AFTER a very
serious illness
Sir ana Mrs. Thomas Hamilton loft
th'- we.t for Wise. Va after Visit
to Are Ha-lto. parents Mt AND Mr.
Lewis Clark
Mr Mnter Jackson has been tho guest
mis- week ~ his mother. Mrs u. D. Dar-
ilsou.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
WYTHEVlLLE, VA.
fsp~clai 20 Tie Times -DIspa.chl

Especial % The Times Disra,chl
WIIltEFILIE. VA. October -.-AIrs.
Augusta Green left on Mondav 60 visit
her son. Mr. Harry Green. iu Kansas
cry.
Mrs J. Lucien Gleaves and Miss Anna
Gieaves also left on the same day for
Fort Leavenworth. Kan. 90 spend some
time with Lieuteuant and Mrs. Samuel
Gleaves.
Misses Luoie and Charlotte Kent Of
Richmond returned home on TUESDAY.
Vile.
SIR Arthur Ribble. Of Norfolk. IS vls-
..Ys his parents. Dr and Mrs w a.
Elhhle. ST.
MIS- sarah Burke. % Savannah. Ga.
ind Mrs Wake and Miss Wake. ,yp,
have been tire summer guests % Ms
-ofnas r. Dew. let FOR their homes o-
Thursday.
Miss Ella jackson. OF Richmond. left
Monday after spending several months
"iih tie Misses Gibbonev
Mrs- Harriet Dew returned 20 Ivr.h-
avg on Friday. where she viii spend Tho
.nier with her SON. Dr Harry Dow
Mrs James Stuart Ward entertained
-"T many friends or Thursday afternoon
ON ! u O'Clock in honor Of her guest
MrS O. W Pike. OF Waycross. Ga
Airs Battel OF Raifo-d v,~
-r guess ~ Nr4 q r. IDS.
Rev. " H. K. Pendleton is in s...-,
t"'" ON the Convention 81 81 art-e..,
brotherhood in Memphis ar5 800.
Nnenty there was no service IL. =. r.-
church on sunday. Tic is expe,rel r.. ~.
urn 300 time Tor services on nevt s..,
lay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

MINNIE fretow. the hostess. read a paper
on Eatly France. Miss NAcNus,pi
read paper pertaining Co the "tieogrn-
Phy OF france Miss Fanny Pretlow
also re"p paper Mrs. A. l.. Gardner
gave a description OF the French govern
ment.
The decorations. which consisted of au-
tumn leaves. were very beautiful ana
artistic Delightful refreshrnonts were
served. The club meets two weeks henc..
with Mrs j. r. AIoyler III he- homo an
Clay street
Miss Bessie Williams OF Cour,land. was
"a guest az friends ira town SUNDAY
Willard Jenkins. OF Norfolk. was 81 s,,..s.
81 his parents I'm town last Sunday.
Or t. l. Burbage and Mrs Hurbara
OF Como y. c.. spent Thursday In Frank
Mrs. James J. Bristow and Miss Lune
Beale spent Tuesday IN Norfolk.
Miss Annie M Pretiow is visiting
friends On Suno,k
Mrs J. NJ Forehand OF Chowan n G.
was Tie guest Of her daughter. Mr.. Jas.
y Bell. this week
AR. George Gaines. of New York ciiv
ls spending the week with his hrothe~.
Mr.. a. - Gaines
Mr.. j. p. Moyler. I'm company with his
Wife and son. Edward. are spending the
week IN Norfolk
NV. anu MIS- lAomaS Z. Rec es re-
turned 20 Franklin Friday after an abb
seH"e OF about two weeks. While away
Mr. Reeves has been holding "a meeting
IN Danville. Mrs Reeves visited or
friends IN Clarksyilie while awav.
MT Wayland Cooke. II Greensboro. y
c. Was the guest OF friends in town sun-
dav and Monday.
Air J. ID. Abhitt acted as best man az
me marriage Of his brother in Appomat-
tox Tuesday.
Mr. H. scarborough. OF Murfreesboro
~ G.. spent Tuesday In Franklin as
guest Of Mr.. Paul scarborough
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
OUR
GROCERIES

Iook good to you and should
appeal TO you. 1t is a comb
nation of quality and price that
cannot be beat. Grasp this op-
portunity TO buy something
you need in the following Of
ferings:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
It's Lovely Weather. But-

SO many cruel schemes unfrrlcd
In mans long journey through tho
world
We suffer from a thousand Ills
Wars. earthquakes. scandals. corns and
chiiis.
And what oft bothers me. in sooth.
Is a sore little tooth.
SO many evil things designed
To rob us Of our peace OF mind
So many things the spirit roll
The while were at our daily toll:
But what concerns me most to-day
Are debts I cannot pay.
The world is full Of traps and snares.
And very ill mortal fares
Oh you'd he Just az sad as T.
You'd be as much inclined 70 sigh.
II, though your hopes OF winning grew
Your best girl jilted youl
Judge
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-15
REMARKABLE LIFE OF MlsgR.
Enelishman Hosrded Pennies and
Left Large Fortune to Queen.

John Camden Neild, whose magnin-
cent bequest 10 Queen Victoria sup
piled the funds out Of which the
prince consort built the present Bal
moral castle. deserves a place among
the great misers and was as remark
able a man as any OF them. He was
educated at Elton and Trinity college,
Cambridge, and was a barrister al
Lineoln's Inn. At the age OF "a his
fathers death placed him in posses
sion OF a fortune Of 9250.o00, and
from that moment he became a con
firmed miser.
Neild lived at Cheyne walk, Chei-
sea. His big house was NO meaniy
furnished that II did not even boast
OF n bed. Two old women. who did
his stoves, and black cat were his
sole companions When he visited his
large estates in the MidIands. which
he did frequently. he generally walk
ed. unless be could get a lift for moth
Ing. and he was not even above TAX
ing a gratuitous seat on a dung cart
Sometimes be was compelled by the
weather TO take a seat on the stage
coach. And there be would sit out
side. shivering and drlpping-for he
never wore a greatcoat-an object oi
confederation TO his fellow paSfsn
gers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-15

frantically galloped with view to
sale, we should be clear OF the vile
place: and / knew that the +. G.
would not drag me there again.
Suddenly she stopped. "Oh!" she
cried
What is it," asked.
BE CAREFUL Don't look! That
article said Old Masters were quite
often bought here. On that stall
oh. do be careful! there is Titan.
I'm sure"
At last she let me look. The head
was certainly dirty enough. the colors
mellowed almost to obscnrity The
C. was herself again She attacked
tSe man insidiously. asked the price
of endless rubbish. and finally point
ed with contempt at the Old Master.
The F. c. thought the price he
quoted very reasonable
She bore II of triumphantly. hug
cling IL face forward. hoping l think
that some big dealer would make a
noble offer for It; and suddenly some
one did exclaim in surprise "Huilo'
we both looked up. II was Mrs.
| Fenton. smarter, " possible, than even
Mrs. Bardingham.
been buying?" she smiled How
original
yes: I've got an Old Master" The
/ r c. dubbed with pride
Mrs. Fepton thought that she was
Joking, and laughed a cool, ripping
laugh Very old" she said. i al
WAYS thought it SO marvellous bow
Pears Annual could afford to do II
Quite a gem, now it's vanished
Cshe laughed again. Il suppose
there's nothing good here?" She was
gone
~sne's envious!" said the F c. "oi
course it's old. isn't Il? | wonder Il
It's signed7 No. Well. they weren'
alw- Yes. 1t Isl Look! What II
IL? P"
Unhappily there could be no doubt
Beneath the dim-toned varnish there
was stIll legible. in bold handwriting
Pears
Neither OF US spoke II; but the Y
G silently turned the pictures ;ac'
towards her. Also she took q hanson
home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-15
SKIN ERuPTloNs IS YEARS.
Suffered Severely with Eczema All
over Body-A Thousand Thanks
to Cuticura Remedies.

For over thirty-fiye years ! was q
severe sufferer from eczema. The
eruption was not confined to any one
place. 1t was all over my body, limbs,
and even on my head | am sixty
years old and an old soldier, and have
been examined by the Government
Board over fifteen times, and they
said there was no cure for me. have
taken all kinds of medicine and have
spent large sums of money for doc
tors. without avail. A short time ago
I decided TO try the Cuticura Rene
dies, and after using two cakes OF
Cuticura Soap. two boxes OF Cnticura
Ointment, and two bottles OF Cuti'
cura Resolvent. two treatments In all
I am now well and completely cured
thousand thanks 10 cuticura.
cannot speak too highly OF the CUT
cura Remedies. Joan 7. Roach, Rich
mondaie, Ross Co, Ohio. July ~
1905"