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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
PAPER MILL
DESTROYED
Fillmore & SIade Plant
Burned To The Ground.
LOSS WILL BE $4,000
Insurance Less Than $1,000
Thriving Industry Is Crippled
II Not Ruined.
LOSS WILL BE $4,000

An alarm OF fire from box 3S abolt
1870 this morning around the whole
village and followed by the footing OF
the whistle from Cooper's mill gave
an impression that large fire was
raging. II proved TO be the wood pulp
and tissue paper plant OF Fillmore *
Slade located at Bennington Falls.
The distance was so great that none OF
the fire apparatus from this village
was sent.
The mill vas erected several years
ago by Vim Campbell as 90 adjunct to
his knitting mill and was considered 10
be one OF the most thoroughly con-
structed buildings in town. II was To-
tended to be used In the preparing Of
yarn for his main mill but the death
Of Mr. Campbell put stop to those
plans, and for some time while the es-
tate was being settled, the building
stood idle. After the estate was clos
ed II was bought by Fillmore 4 slade
who began the manufacture OF wood
pulp.
They had put In electric lights, built
new boiler OF brick, added other i'm
provements aud about three years ago
commenced 10 make tissue paper. The
plant at this time was unusually busy,
two shifts OF men being at work
B. q. 5lade, one OF the proprietors,
was close by when the blaze was dis
covered. The plant was equipped with
pipes, hose, etc, for Ore purposes and
only yesterday 4 new pump was IN.
loaded and placed 10 the mill but had
not been put In position ready for use.
There we're no hydrants where water
could be procured.
All the people residing near the mill
we're at hand as soon ~ possible 10
help save all the property that they
could. Their efforts were OF little use,
however, and the entire plant was con-
sumed and the valuable machinery,
most OF IL new, was destroyed. About
1900 worth OF finished paper was In
the building ready for shipment. sever
al hundred cords OF pulp wood In the
yard and both we're totally consumed.
None OF the machinery Is it 70 be
used. The entire plant was q complete
ruin on the ground this morning. ex.
cept one portion OF the brick vail Of
the engine house which will probably
have 10 be taken down soon.
The plant vas In . very prosperous
condition, employing about 20 hands,
working both night and day, and these
for the presen, at least, are thrown out
OF employment AZ near as can be
learned there ls al insurance OF abou,
5000 while the loss cannot be less than
SIS, 900.
Whether the mill will be rebuilt or
not cannot be learned nj present The
destruction OF the plant will be q great
loss 10 Bennington and that u may be
rebuilt Is the of expressed wish oil
many today.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

VILLAGE WARNING

The Legal voters Of the Village OF
Bennington are hereby notified and
warned to meet at Free Library Hall,
In said Village OF Bennington, on
Tuesday, March 10th. A. ID. 1907, at
nine O'Clock In the forenoon, 10 tran
sact the following business.
Article |, 70 elect a President OF
the Village, a Clerk, Treasurer, a
Collector of Taxes, a Corporation AT.
torney, three (3) Auditors, three (3)
Trustees, and two t2) Water Com
mlssioners.
Article .. To hear a report OF the
officers for the year past.
Article 3. To see what sum OF mon
ey shall be voted to pay the Bennipg.
ton Fire Department.
Article Z. To see what sum the
Village will vote for Open Air Con.
certs Icy the Bennington City Band.
Article 5. To see what sum the vii.
lage will vote to be paid to the Ben.
nington Improvement Society, TO be
used 10 the care OF the cemetery
grounds In the village.
Article o. To see II the village will
vote to direct its Trustees to print a
report Of the doings OF It's officers for
the year, ensuing before the next an
nual Village meeting.
Article ! To see II the Village will
vote 70 pay Its Clerk a sum In add
tion to that prescribed by the charter
for services rendered by him as such
Clerk, for the year ensuing, aud II so,
what sum II will so vote.
Article 8. To see what sum the VII.
lage will vote for the extension OF the
village Sewage system.
Article o To see what action IN,
Village will take In regard TO extend
ing the Village Fire Alarm system.
Article 10. To see wha, tax the VII
lage will raise upon It's grand list u
defray the expenses Of tho Village foi
the year ensuing, and TO pay les In
debtedn ness thereof, and TO tx the tIm'
for the collection Of said tax.
Article IL. To see II the Village vii
vote to pay It's taxes under the proyi
sions OF Sections $50 10 is6 inclusive
Of Vermont Statutes. and Amendment
thereof
Article l2. To see II the Village vii
vote 10 have the provisions OF Chap
iers o and 10 Of the Vermont Statute
aud Amendments thereof apply 10 IN
next annual meeting OF the Village u
be held on the third Tuesday la Marcl
1905, and 10 intervening special meet
ings 81 said Village.
Article -. To transact any oihe
business found necessary aud prope
when met.
j. n. Kelso, Clerk.
| A. j. Cooper, President OF Village.
Bennington, W., March y, 1907.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
new MOVE.
BY JEROME
Serves Subpoena On Harry
Thaw's Wife.
WANTS HER LETTERS
Two fIorodora Girls Go On Stand
As Witnesses For
The State.
WANTS HER LETTERS

NEW YORK, March "a subpoena
was served upon Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
at the Hotel Lorraine commanding her
to turn over TO the district attorney all
the letters she ever received from IIar.
~ Thaw or Stanford white.
She will be witness for the prose
cution, IN 40 far as the law allows a
wife TO testify, rs she may he needed
by the district attorney to identify the
letters.
What good they are going TO do the
district attorney Is question asked
here, as II IL not likely that Mrs. Thaw
has kept any correspondence that
would endanger her husbands safety.
when the trial Of Harry Thnw is re-
sumed on Monday the district attorney
will call us his FIRST witness In rebut
tai Evelyn Nesblt Thaw's chorus girl
friend. May Mckenzie. A subpoena
has been served on Miss Mckenzie At
the Hotel Lorraine, where she Is Nv
Ing with the Thaws. notifying her that
she will be called the first thing on
Monday morning.
Mr.. Jerome has secured from Mazle
Foliette and Edna Chase. two Of Eve.
Ign Nesblt Thaw's companions Ia the
chorus Of the "Fiorodora" company In
1902. certain new facts affecting the
truth OF the story told by Harry
Thaw's wife OF her wrong at the
hands Of stanford White.
Under rules 81 evidence II would be
impossible for Mr.. Jerome 10 use this
ammunition upon Evelyn Thaw direct.
~, hut he expects 10 get II 20 the jury
by means ~ questions a. May Meken.
Eie. She IL assumed To he In 4 posi-.
ton 20 know the truth or falsity Of
the charges made by the other two
women.
Mr.. Jerome ha. also summoned Mrs.
]. j. Calne OF Boston. who already has
testified for the defense. Among tho
other known witnesses for the state
are Dr-. Bngaman Of Plttsburg and
Deemar Of Kittannlng. Pa. the Thsw
and Coplcy family physicians.
Mr.. Jerome undoubtedly win again
summon Abraham iIummel. a lawyer
20 the stand 10 testify ~ 90 the an
dsvit Evelyn Nc-bli Thaw Is alleged
10 have signed charging Thaw with
crueitics because she would not tel
lies" about stanford white. The pros
ccutor attempted 10 Introduce this ties
timony by intcrrupting young Mrs
Thaw's narrative. but the testimony
wa. barred Mr.. Jerome believes that
upon rcbuital Justice Fitzgerald will
allow him much wider latitude thar
was granted on cross examination.
Howard Nesbit. II Il said. Will h
called 10 the stand to testify that bis
sister told him Thaw had treated her
cruelty while abroad In 1910 because
she would not tell lie-" about Stan
ford white
The district attorneys Office has beer
holding Miss Mckenzie under a sub
pocna ever since the trial began. II
IL known Of course that the youns
woman. while called ss witness fol
the prosecution. IL In reality bItieri,
hostile 10 the state. ana n spirited
scene IL anticipated when Afr. Jerome
crosses wits with the alert and spr,
little woman who used % dance u
nImbly In the Weber Fields show.
The subpoena served on Mrs. Thsv
was In the nature Of n great surpris'
20 her and also the counsel for the dc
fenss,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
MRS elizabeth ShUFFLET0N
Died Friday ct the Home Of Her Daughter In
North Adams.


Mrs Elizabeth II. Shunieton who died
Friday 10 North Adams was the widow
OF Paul shunieton who died In Janu.
airy, 1856. She was the daughter OF A.
u. Phillips who was we'll known In
town, having resided In North Ben.
nington from 1874 until his death in
1885.
Mrs Shunieton Is survived by two
sisters, Mrs Amelia f.. widow OF NJ.
G. Huling and Caroline L.. wife OF 6ey
mour y. Henry OF Council Bluffs.
Iowa, and three brothers, A. Willis
Phillips, Brattleboro, c. ID. Phillips
and George N. Phillips Of Remington.
Her family consisted OF one son, Hen
~ shuflieton OF Sunderland and two
daughters, Mrs George Burt OF Sun.
derland and Mrs John Powers OF
North Adams. There we're also elev.
en- grandchildren.
Mrs Shunie,on was born In Deerteld
Mass, Sept. 4, 1920.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News efths Town ss vni.ss Briefly
Told fes nssy ussasr

News efths Town en- village Briefly
Told ses n.sy nssas.
c. Lynn Wood is In Albany this af.
ternoon.
A son was born, Tuesday, 70 Mr.
aud Mrs j. Q. Bulls Of Depot street.
Edward LaMay Of Pi,isburg, Pa, IL
guest Of Thomas Thebarge OF Mill
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Berriii Of Gran
Vile, N. V. are guests OF Robert
Bently.
Mrs Susie Evans and Mrs Mabel
Kelly have returned from q weeks Wis.
II In Pittshcld.
The announcement that NJ. II. Rob.
tnson had bought out ID. I'd Moor's
insurance business was q little prema-
ture.
Frank uealy Is confined 70 the house
by an abscess. Joseph Campbell 10
taking his place 81 whitney 1 nd
Knapp's.
The funeral OF Miss Agnes Leylns
will be observed from 81 John the Bap
list church al North Bennington Sun.
day afternoon nj two o'clock.
Foreign Missinary Rally day at the
Baptist church tomorrow, the pastor,
Rev Frank Il Morris, will speak 10
the morning on "Chlna after 100
Years" In the evening will give mis-.
sionary sketches from India and Ber.
nah. The church will mako Its annual
Offering at these services. All invited.
The selectmen met this afternoon and
organized. y. NJ. Crawford was elect.
ed chairman Of tho board and Chas II.
Houghton. clerk. The local board OF
health also organized. officers, prcsi.
dent, Frank Cromack; vice president,
Chas II. Houghton; secretary, II. L.
StIllson, health officer. Both boards
hold regular meetings Saturdays.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
MICHAEL GUILTINAN DEAD.
Former Rssldsn, Dies In Sss,ess % Result
Of Accident.

The Troy Times OF last evening had
the following concerning former resi-
dent OF this village, now Of Saratoga,
aud who has several nephews and
nIeces residing here at the present
time: Michael Gulltinan, q we'll known
business man, Is confined 10 his circu.
lar street home, suffering from q ner-
vous shock a. the result OF q fall from
his cutter earlier 10 the week. lie IL
In q serious condition.
News was received today that Mr.
Guiltipan died ~ the result OF bis In
jur.es. The fuEeral will be held at
Saratoga Tuesday. ID. A GuIliinan
OF this village, one OF the deceased
nephews, leaves for Saratoga tonight.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
QUARRlEs SEND SPECIMENS.
To BE Included IN the Exhibit Of the Tuesn.
tssniH Exposition.

Montpelier, March s.--Practically
oil the ouarries In the state have sent
specimens 10 the once OF the state
geoiogIst here, 10 be included 10 the
Vermont exhibit nj the jamestown
Tercenienpisl Exposition, Prof @. II.
Perkins hasslready alled twenty boxes
He will 70 70 jamestown next month
70 superintsnd The labelling and install.
ling OF these exhibits.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
DOWIE DIED
THIS MORNING
Former Prophet Passed Away
At Zion City.
FOUNDED THE COLONY
In Last Hours Believed lie Was
Again Addressing Big
Audiences.

Chicago, March o. John Alexander
Dowie, the founder and for many years
the head prophet OF the colony city,
Zion, died Unexpectedly at Shiloh
house, Zion city. Death followed de-.
lerium In which he delivered q long
sermon 10 Judge Barnes and his two
personal attendants. 10 his last hours
the OK. head OF the famous sect imag.
ined that he was addressing q big au'
dIence. He had been failing for a
long time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
WOMEN SHOULD
BEWARE or
CATCHING COLD.

In such q way a. 10 only palliate the
symptoms, while the cold becomes more
deep-sea,cd and the patient finally
awakens 10 the fact that she has we'll
developed case OF catarrh.
BY reason OF their delicate structure
the lungs are frequently the seat Of n
cold, especially II there r. the slightest
weakness OF these organs. The treat
ment OF catsrrh Of tho lungs IL also
more difficult and discouraging than
ca,arh OF any other organ OF the body.
II would be wise, therefore, 10 guard
against u 10y every precsution possible.
Pcruna has been found = most reliable
remedy for coughs, colds and catarrhal
diseases, by reason % tho fact that n
goes al once " the very scat Of the
trouble
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
STOVE MAN GETS ARRESTED.
Charge violsiins ordlnshes ct siddIsbsy
Evidence Insunleisnl

MIddlebury, March 7.-oeorge Bry.
on who represents a 81 Louis CON.
pany, was arrested today on q charge
Of violating q village ordinance by
selling stoves without q license. He
was nrralgned before Justice Dickens,
who decided that there was not suifici
ent evidence ~ hold the man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

pounds In three months, had bemor
rhagcs, and q consultation OF physlc-
Ians gave the verdict that he had con.
sumption and one lung was nearly
gone, and he returned from visits "
the Adirondack aud Catsklll Mount.
tains 80 weak that he could hardly get
about. IL was at this stage that he
began 10 take Father Johns Medicine,
the guaranteed cure for throat and
lungs. Nos he II able 10 return 10
work after two years illness and be
gives all the credit 10 Father Johns
Medicine.
As body builder Father Johns
Medicine has no equal. No alcohol or
Injurious drugs. Guaranteed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
DRAWS CIVIL WAR PAY
Widow Of George CcDey Draw SO 10
From Sats OF Vermont.

Montpelier, March ga claim for
t7o.70 In favor Of Mrs George Greasy
Of Springfield, Mass., has been allow
ed by the state auditor and paid by the
state treasurer, this being the unpaid
balance Of stats pay due under an act
Of 1851 on her husbands Civil War ac-
count.
The state has fund for this purpose
amounting 10 ss,oo6.il. Many claims
are presented every year but few are
pronounced valid. Only six, sggrega.
ting COS. have been allowed since 1902
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

Edward Wright, 4 young man who
went 10 Burlington from aon,real n
few days ago, securing board at the
home OF n. Rock, has disappeared
and with him two suits Of clothes, a
rain coat, an overcoat, dress suit
case, q gold ring aud other articles,
all 10 the value OF about eco.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
COMMISSIONERS MEET
Discussed Plan, ies tho Double fps,oa Com
mission.

Wtttions
Montpelier, March 10. NJ. Barber
chairman, l. r. Slack, Ernest Hitch.
cock, J. II. Senier and @. w. Pierce
of the commission appointed by Gov
Proctor 10 consider the question OF
double taxation, met today at the state
house. Commissioner Williams OF
Bellows Falls was absent because OF
illness.
Tho time today was occupied In dis.
cussing plans for the work Of the CON-
mission aud for investigating existing
conditions 10 the slate ss regards dou.
BILE taxation. No action was taken by
the commission today that would be OF
general interest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
GETS MEDAL FROM KING.
Carl 6ro,,m,n Receives Notable 0as From
Charles I Of Roumsnis.

Proctor. March Carl orossman,
who acts as agent and barker for the
members Of the Hungarian colony here.
has Just received from King Charles
Of Roumanla a fne medal, struck In
eommemora,lon Of the day on which
the king completed a 20 years term,
from lsUe to 1903, as honorary colotel
Of the 9Th regiment OF Hungarian 10
lantry, with which SIR Grossman IL
still connected as Lieutenant OF the
reserve. A silk ribbon In the Hungar.
Ian colors Il attached 10 the medal, 80
iha, 10 may be worn upon the breast Of
his coat.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09
Battle for Life
When Despair Seemed all
was left, he Strives and
Finally Wins Health.

The experience
OF r. II. Lewis Of
6l Second street
Gloyorsvllle n Y
who was given up
by Ills doctors TO
die Of copsump-
ton and whose
pastor and friends
had lost hope, ~
given for the ben.
eft Of all who are
ten d ling toward
consumption.
Mr. INgis lost n
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

Mrs. NJ. +. Jones, Burning Springs,
KY, writes;
awe have been using Poruna for some
time and have no hesitancy In recon-
mending IL for the thousand and one
ailments Of humanity.
"No family should ever be without Il.
for Il IL an unfaillng cure for colds, aud
10 IL an excellent remedy 10 prevent and
relieve Group"
strons and vigorous Since Taking
Pe-ru.na.
Mrs. Laura Benyo, s2i Ann street.
Cincinnati, Ohio, writes;
~ am entirely cured OF catarrh Of
the bronchial tubes by Peruna. My
chest feels strong and vigorous, and u
seems as though never had catarrh.
"whenevcr am In need OF medicine,
Peruna will DO what I win take. 10
saved my life. I shall always sing iis
praises"
Ono Bottle Brings Relief
Miss Annie Huelsman, X. II. 2,
Wright City, No., writesi
'sfor years I was troubled with ca
tarrh. A friend advised Poruna. With
the first bottle found relief. kept
on taking u and am entirely we'll"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

year. Often they
are not considered
serious and are al
lowed 20 run on,
or they are treated
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

Grace
me terrible
friends feared would end
m Me
to good
nothing
taken bottle
had second bottle
cough ss gone md being.
well and feel better
Hartman recovery"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

KHANY cases Of chronic catarrh re-
lV1 suit from . settled cold.
Women are especially liable 10 colds.
These colds occur more frequently dur
ing the wet, sloppy weather OF winter
and spring than any other time OF the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

q n. - ~ q IA Y n.
bears re 1's Siad yss IIaM L!s,r b~y
's. : ZnHzZzM
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

G. -. - =, - "a = m.
,.'p,s' Nv b'iYasr. Ear sy
wa" H<HazIzu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-09

HELP WANTED in stero-
graph department. n, C.White Co.
North Bennington, VI. Opsa fSw
dsyv cply.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28

FIR. ]. NJ. Howard, who was in the
city the guest of his son, DR.. E. w,
Howard, has returned to his home IN
Pa.
Mr.. Harry Hood and family are NOV
ing to-day from Ninth street, Locust
avenue, to Maple avenue.
Mr.. ]. N. Cunningham, Of Wash
lngton. D C., is in thee ity on bust
ness:
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Robb and Mr.. G,
G. Robb returned to-day from Wheel.
irg, where they attended the funeral
of their uncle. Mr.. Alexander Laing
which took place yesterday.
Mrs. Lee LeMasters went to Wash
ington, Pa., this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hood and Mrs
George NJ. Jacobs returned last night
from several weeks visit in the
south. MIR. Jacobs will not return TO
sevral days, having stopped of at Gar
land, N. c., to look after some bust
ness matters.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28
CAR TAKES life
OF SCHOOL BOY.
RUNS ON TRACKS AND MOTOR.
MAN COULD NOT APPLY
BRAKES IN TIME.

PITTSBuRG, Feb. 2S.-While trying
to cross Carson street, between South
Twentieth and Twentyfirst streets,
last evening, Harry Howard, a school
boy aged 9. of a South Twentieth
street, was struck and killed by east
bound car No. 445. The motorman.
Oscar jackson of 40 South Eleventh
street, was arrested by Policeman D.
]. Mangan and was released on bail
to appear at coroner's inquest.
Young Howard was on his way home
and ran SO suddenly in front of the
car that jackson did not have time
to apply the brakes. The boys skull
was fractured. The boys father heard
Of the accident on the street.
Frank Rarick, a rigger in the yards
Of the National rolling mill at McKees.
port, was killed yesterday while at
work, on the eve Of his marriage to a
Young woman Of Mt. Savage, Md. He
was engaged to marry Miss Edith
Thomas, and was to have left last
night FOR that town.
Jernex Padobnils, aged AS, OF Muck
lerat, died yesterday at the Braddocl
General hospital from burns sustain
ed in powder explosion a week age
His son Paul, who was also injured, !
in dangerous condition. The explc
sion was in the Duquesne mines g
alucl:lcrat, where father and son wer
employed.
/. No clue has been obtained to the as
sailant Of George waitcus, Pole VII
. was injured in boarding house ro'
r ut Glendale on Tuesday night. 1t
likely that waitcus. VINO is in til
I Homeopathic hospital, will die. coul
9 ty Detective R. L. McMillen is worI
ing on the case.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28
PERSONAL
= = i = Nv sss y = s. !. y y q ~

A. B. Scott, OF Moundsyille, is a
Fairmont visitor.
Miss Della Toothman, milliner for
Mrs. Cora cordray. went to Pittsburg
to-day to attend the millinery openings
OF that city. Il
Miss Olive Bowers. Of McKeesport,
Pa. is the guest Of friends in the
city.
Miss Gladys Jackson, Of Grafton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Clarence
Abbott
Mrs. c. e. Conway has returned
from a visit with friends in Manning.
ton. Mrs. conaway's mother, Mrs.
Atha, accompanied her home and will
be her guest for ONE time.
Master Dick Bentel, son OF Mr.. Phil
Bentel. ci Benoni avenue, is confined
to the house by sickness.
Miss Blanche Collins Is III OF tS
phoid fever at her home on Benon
avenue.
Mrs. c. p. Berkshire, Of Morgan
town, and Miss Louise Conn. OF PIT. Ma
rion. Pa, are in the city the guests a
the home of DR.. +. w. Howard on Ma
pie avenue.
Mrs. NJ y. STRAIGHT and daughter
of Barrackville, were shoppingin tn
city yesterday
Miss Nell Layman has returne
from Connellsvilie, where she hat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-02-28
CANCER CURE GROWS HAIR
That Is 1t Covers Badness, of MAJ
Who Takes Medicine.

PITTsBuRG, Feb. 2S-wnen julius
Greutzner, aged "A, OF Greenock, near
McKeesport, began taking medicine
for cancer of the nose ne expected
q cure of that disease. That was a
week ago and his head contained no
home hair than a billiard ball. To-day
his head is covered with a growth of
hair, which followed a pain in the
head. The hair it short, but 1t is
growing.
Mr.. Greutzner has ordered more OF
the cancer cure, believing that to this
he owes second crop of hair. The
new hair is iron gray. while the last
which Mr.. Greutzner possessed was
gray, mixed with black. He had beer
bald for Is years.