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MUTLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Dakin, of Rut-
gers place, have returned from a two
weeks pleasure trip tt Montreal. Lake
Champlain, Lake George and the Adj
rondack Mountains.
Charles D.. Herman, of Chestnut
street. has returned from a trip to Day.
ton and Cincinnati, o., and PittsburE
Mr.. and Wsg -Alpheus Geer, of Nut,
ley avsnya and family have returned
from a Aimmer so1ourn at Quogue, La
flr md Mrs. Paul Fuller, 1r., OF North
ave returned from a three
annrfbs' stay at oyster Bay, l.
The members of the Epworth League
-nnected with the Nutley M e.
gbsrch held a soclable last evening al
re home of Miss Josie Stirratt, in Pas
saic avenue There was q program Of
81 refreshm e1ts, Miss Madeline Dc
and MissfEmma Yarrow gave piano
sotss. s3Among those present were: The
Rev. and Mrs. J Ogden Winner, Mr.
ana Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Vroom
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mulch, Mrs. George
Rea. Mrs ]. Thomas, Miss Marie Thorne
Mrs. Thorne. Robert Donaldson, Miss
NIavme Donaldson, Miss Anna Donald
son. Miss Marjorie Lichtenstein, Miss
Edith Jackson. Miss e. Gunther, Miss
Helen Linstrom, Frank -Guhther. Miss
Madeline De V~ausney. Miss Lucy De
Vai1sney. Miss Lottie Stirratt, Miss
Neliie v. r. Brown, Miss Ray Eag leson
William Stirratt, Miss Josie Stirratt
Arthur Firth. Miss Alice Allen, Tracy
wood, Abram Rutan. Miss Emma Var
row and others.
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EASY, DEAD EASY
COUNCILMAN PICKS LOCK IN
POLICE STATION.
Burr Showed East Orange Police What
a Cinch It Was to Open the Corridor
Door-Hoss Not Caught Yet,

It was hard enough for Frederick W
Hoss, an alleged forger, Of this city. VINO
was arrested by Chief OF Police James
Bell and a Pinkerton detective. to walk
ont of the East Orange Police Station last
week after lac had been placed behind the
bars, but to have one member of the East
Orange City Council go in and do it also
the same night has been almost too hard
for the officials to stand,
Hoss escaped from the police station last
Friday morning, and 1t was recorded as a
mystery" On Friday night, when mem
bers of the police committee were called
together to take action on the matter,
Councilman Harry S Burr, who is a menu
Der of the N took a lot OF IN
terest in the matter and asked for a knife.
He went to work at the lock on the, eorrl-
dor door after it had been locked. ana
opened Il easily. 1t made the other Coun-
cilmen and chief Bell blushed. And they
haven't got over it yet.
The sue 3essful picking Of the lock by 8
councilman with a common knife has been
kept a secret since, but it has leaked out.
The opening of the lock by Mr. Burr is
probably responsible for the placing Of the
big chain and paddock around the bars OF
the corridor door, and 1t also probably ac-
cunts for the fact that all prisoners are
now placed in a cell and thoroughly search
ed. The chain is still around the bars,
providing two locks for the corridor door.
The officials hope that no one will come
along ana escape from the station house
DN StthilflE the CndlH anu COIIiQOT QOUI.
East Orange Is supposed to have cells
and a corridor door of q very improved
type. Experts said the lock could not
be picked. The lock has two tumblers, and
when II is slammed to the tumblers fall
into place. forming, 1t was alleged, practi-
cally Il double lock.
The Councilmen are not discussing the
matter at all. In fact, a strenuous effort
was made TO keep the hard fact from get
ting Into circulation in any form. Coun-
Gilman Snxelby, a member of the commit
tee. was at the Fort reception last night
and refused to discuss the matter. He was
asked II the AFFAIR was true, and he replied
that ne could not talk about the matter:
Are you going TO get a new lock for the
corridor door, he was asked.
Now. don't say that; we are still con-
Quoting III Investigation into the escape
of the prisoner he said.
However. II Is still believed that Hoss
walked out by the corridor door, which Is
thought to have been left open. Chief
Bell says HOss was thoroughly searched
when arrested. and two Knives and a
bunch OF key were taken from him and
are still at the police station. He was al
lowed to keep. said the chief, a small roll
of bills. He couldn't have picked a lock
with that.
The Pinkerton detectives and East Or
ange police are still trying to effect the
capture Of Hoss. but they have been
baff1ed so far. A watch is being kept on
bis home at AGA Fourth avenue, this city,
It IL said.
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leg was peeled from the knee, my foot
was like q piece Of raw flesh, and / had
to walk on crutches. / bought a cake
OF Cuticura Soap, q box Of Cuticura
Ointment, and a bottle Of Cuticura
pills. After the first two treatments
the swelling went down, and in W
months my leg vas cured aud the new
skin came on. The doctor could not
believe his own eyes when he saw that
Cuticura had cured me and said that
he would use it for his own patients.
/ used two cakes Of Cuticura Soap,
three boxes Of Ointment, and five bot
ties Of R~esolvent, and l have now been
cured over seven years, and but for
the Cuticura Remedies ] might have
lost M life. l have lots Of grand
children. and they are frequent users
of Cuticura, and / always recommend
it TO the many people whom my BUSH
ness brings to my house every day.
Mrs. Jean-Baptiste Renaud, clairvoy-
ant, 277, Montana St, Montreal, Que,
Feb. 20, 1907"
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SPEEDING AUTOlSTS IN EAST ORANGE LECTURED
ON THE JACOBS FATALITY AND THEN LET GO.
WIFE BEATER BEATEN
BY ORANGE POLICEMAN.
Cornelius McManus Turned from Ham
mering His Wife to the Blueooat and
Is Sent to Jail to Think It Over.

Cornelius McManus, a big, husky laborer,
living in Matthews street, Orange, n has
a penchant for whipping his wife, the
mother of foul little children, the eldest
7 years old, met his Waterloo last night
at the hands of Policeman Samuel Graham.
Of Orange. After abusing his wife until
the %neighbors called upon the police, Nc
Manus stopped his work of dragging his
stoops and giving other exhibitions OF
brutality when Graham hurried up to the
house, and turned on the bluecoat. He
ripped his Goa struggling for a hold on
the why officer, only to get a blow in the
blood, but was met by a stronger adj
VeTsary than the weak woman who stood
covering as she watched the bitter
struggle.
Graham drew his blackjack, and when
he tumbled the big laborer in a heap the
fellow was a sorry sight. He had a badly
swollen eye and his head was a mass OF
bruises. He was completely subjected, but
the policeman soon found he had a second
antagonist, that was of more concern than
the big drunken fellow The latter's dog
tackled the policeman In the fray, and
started to chew his leg as he vainly strove
to aid his drunken master. The brute was
day, as his owner failed to license the
animal, the dog will be shot
McManus had q bandaged head today as
be numbered up TO the bench presided over
by Judge Bray. The court gave the man a
lecture on his exhibition of brutality, re-
ing a few months, and sent him TO Jail for
ten days. .McManus smiled family as the
court told him he was a poor fighter when
he tackled a man near his size,
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CALDWELL. VERONA AND
ESSEX FELLS.

Miss Harriet Wheeler, OF East Orange. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. George w. Barnes,
Of Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dodd and family,
who have been spending the summer IN
Caldwell. left for their home in Newark
Yesterday,
MI. and Mrs. James Coyle and the
Misses Coyle. of Jersey City. win make
their home at the Hillside House, Caldwell,
this winter.
Miss Carrie Louise Jacobus. of Hillside
avenue, Caldwell, has returned from a
visit With her sister, Mrs. Frank Will
Jams, of West Orange.
An exhibition and sale of artistic drawn
work and embroidery will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Hopwood, of Noun
tain avenue. Caldwell, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:S0 o'clock. The receipts will be to
benefit the Hindu widows of India.
Mrs, George Harrison and family. of
Essex Fells. have gone TO Canada for
the winter.
Mr., and Mrs. Wallace Bush. of Roseland.
have returned from their wedding trip, and
are now residing with Mrs. Bush's par
ents, in Roseland.
NJ. and Mrs. Joshua A. Leonard, of
Caldwell, nave sold their property and
will move to Newark about the middle OF
October, where they expect to reside per-
manently
A. j, Naylor, OF Ridge road, Cedar
Grove, has gone TO Washington, ID. c.,
for a pleasure trip.
lyn. who have been visiting relatives in
Verona Township for the past month, re-
turned to their home yesterday.
AIR. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Barmore, of Verona.
have moved to MorristoWn, where they
VIII reside permanently,
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BLooMFIELD-GLEN RIDGE

A rally will be held Sunday at noon In
the First Baptist Church, Bloomfield, when
addresses will be made by the Rev. Henry
S. Potter, Frank b. Stone and others.
william r. Poe has assumed his duties
as postmaster In Glen Ridge. Mrs. Poe
Is acting as his assistant and they WIN
soon nave everything In hrst-class shape.
The funeral of John Andrew Weth took
place today from mis- late home, 1874 Frank
lin avenue, Bloomfield. The members OF
.Gerniania Lodge, +. and "A. NJ, OF New
ark, also Post No. 20, German veterans
Society of Newark, attended in a body.
Mrs. William l.. BicEler, of James street
is expected home from England today.
A reception will be given for Alice and
Helen Stephens, the twin daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stephens, OF Glen
wood avenue, on October s..
The subject for discussion at the mid
week prayer and conference meeting in
the First Baptist Church tomorrow night
win be What Our Church Should Do
This Winter"
h. Beach Smith, of Thomas street, has
gone to Stroudsburg, Pa.
The Rev. Edwin A. White n family.
Of Park avenue, are registered at inc
Hotel Murphy in Richmond. va.
The football eleven Of the Bloomfield
High School will play the Newark High
School team at Newark tomorrow Jack
Maxheld will act as coach,
Harry M. BRADY. of Henry street, has
gone to New York State.
Mrs. Augusta zubler and family, for
many years residents of Glen Ridge. have
purchased a house in Clinton street. Bloom-
field.
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ILLBURN--SPRINGFlELD

r. II. Richardson and family. who have
been occupying the Barclay house in High
land avenue. Short Hills, returned TO
Brooklyn yesterday, and Mrs. Barclay will
return today from her summer stay at Bar
Harbor. Me.
Adam Bannlgan, Of Hobart avenue,
short Hills, viii remove today to his new
tome in Short Hills emu
A. H. Voorhees,, of Dover, has taken the
Fonda house in Short Hills.
Mrs. Sickles returned yesterday from
Europe and is occupying the William NJ
Deen house.
Mrs. Lawrence returned from Europe
yesterday and Is now occupying the John
son home in Highland avenue, Short Hills.
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7 chandler who claimed +ba limestone
o,rh nans ia, a.anua 81 ,Shioh a
W INV talu ~ .ne aYenVe, ~ "nienis
70 DC rePlaceo Dy a cement curo ACCORDING
70 the ordinance which came up oerore
the board last night for final reading. was
the most durable Of the two and as the
village had provided for laying a stone one
several wears 400 n waa not iuat RI com
III ~ nnaaast - 49,. 49, :.
pel ~ piopsity o"uets ~ NJ" tahs a.
up 10 SUIT the Wnlms OF a new board OF
trustees. He also said that stone curbs and
flag walks were used Ia Orange. this city,
and New york ana vvere considered
ssr,ioaahIa ="
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when a boy and lived there until ten years
ago., when he moved to South Orange,
where he now resides at 1 Vose avenue.
He is a son of the late chief of the East
Orange Fire Department, Henry Mills.
He was a member of the East Orange Fire
Department while residing at that place
and when he went to South Orange Joined
the South Orange department as a mem
Der Of the Hook and Ladder company. He is
the present treasurer of the South Orange
Firemen's Relief Association and is a
member of the Exempt Association. Mr..
Mills is a member of the South Orange
Field Club, where he managed this year S
baseball team and played centre field OF
the nine. He also plays centre field on
the South Orange Athletics, He is a mem
Der of the firm of Mills & Yeager, plumb
ers, South Orange avenue, South Orange,
and was State secretary of the New Jer-
sey Plumbers Association for three and q
half years, during which time he with two
others compiled a set Of books giving the
history of the twenty years existence OF
the association.
Mr.. Mills is a member of City of Orange
Council, knights of Columbus,
MIR. Fenner, who has been Assessor for
the last two years, was born in New York,
and is the son of the late DR.. Henry Fen
ner, Of South Orange. He spent his early
days in South Orange and received part of
his education at the Newark Academy, He
went South and spent thirty years at New
Orleans, where he served as senior captain
in the Washington Artillery and returned
to South Orange in 1899.
Mr.. Fenner will assume his new duties
tomorrow, and will continue as Village As
SCISSOR until January /. Mr.. Conway left
office yesterday, having resigned on ac-
count of i'll health and pressure of business.
The salary of Mr.. Fenner as treasurer
was fixed at $1,000, or $500 less thar that
paid Mr.. Conway. He win continue to re-
ceive his money as assessor also.
Objections were made 10 rhe cement ce1n
on South Orange avenue between Scot
land and kidgewood roads by DR.. William
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NEGRO HOUSE RAlDED.
Seven Prisoners Taken from House in
Silver Lake This Morning.

6AANC4 AuhC IA
Seven prisoners, all negroes. were taken
In a raid on an alleged disorderly house
at 40 Belmont avenue, in the Silver Lake
section Of Belleville, at 2 o'clock this morn
ing. The raiding party. which was headed
by Chief of Police Flynn. of Belleville, in
OF d Policeman Charles Perl, Chance
med Louis Bannello, George Gorham,
Charles Winsk. and Constable Frank
Riccio.
The officers had quite II tussle in landing
Ambrose and Emeline Harris. who got
away from the Belmont avenue house and
were In hiding in a house at Heckel and
Laurence streets. The prisoners We're
taken to the Belleville police station. JUS
tice of the Peace La Faucherie was got
ten out of bed and gave them a hearing.
Stella Penkit, who Is said to be the al
legged proprietress, was arrested about a
month ago for street walking. She was
fined at that time and promised to leave
town. The other prisoners gave their
names as Thomas Graves, Arthur Pinket,
Lizzie Washington n Harry Johnson.
johnson, who lives at is South Eighth
street, Newark, was arrested as he was
entering the house. He was fined 50 and
costs, aud the others were committed TO
jail In default of $500 bail.
Mrs. Mary Pinket. mother Of the alleged
proprietress, and who lives In the same
house, was the complainant. The house
has been under surveillance some time.
Lizzie Washington mad a complaint
against Maggie Umble, who Is said to fire.
uuent the Belmont avenue house. Lizzie
claimed tina while drunk yesterday Mag
gle distracted $40 from her stocking. Mag
gle VIII be asked to explain.
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-ANN1vrRsARY FESTIVAL.

The sixth anniversary festival Of the
Bethany Home for the Aged, IN lrVlhgeon'
s~titution tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Mrs, LYDIA Heinrichs, the wife Of the Rev.
Jacob Heinrichs. president OF the brown-
Baptist Telugu Mission at Ramapataim; in
South India, who, with her huspand; mas
been Engaged in missionary work IN lnuta
since 1883. will address the meeting ~ me
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The evening az the
home is to be devoted 70 the young
peoples societies of the different German
evangelical churches of Newark ana
vicinity that are represented in the cause
After the exercises of both the afternoon
and evening gatherings refreshments are
to be Served by the Ladies Aid Society,
and EACH visitor Is to receive a souvenir
button ii commemoraupn OF the OCCASION
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MAPLEWOOD.

Or. G. Herbert Taylor, of Roosevelt
Park, is having his house at Ridgewood
road aud Baker street remodeled, and ex-
poets soon to occupy II.
Mrs. w. X. Vandeveer. of Oakland road,
has eturned from a vacation spent at
Handsome. Pa.
Theodore w. Van Iderstine, of Valley
street, has returned from Monmouth
Beach, where he was visiting his dangh-
ter, Mrs. Sidney b. Head, formerly of
South Orange.
The baseball game which was to have
been played on the Baker street grounds
between h Sporting Club and the Ars-
dale Tiger nine. of Vailshurg, last Satur-
day.
The South Orange Township Committee
will meet in the Maplewood Public Build
ing tonight.
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IRvINGTON AND HILTON.

Seymour Coeylnan. Of Boyden avenue,
Hilton. Is suffering from tonsllitls.
The Irvington Town Council will meet
tonight, when II is expected that some ar
rangements will be made to settle the dis
pute over the assessment OF the lyons
avenue extension.
According TO Secretary Edwin Berry, OF
the ~Irvington Board of Health, there are
present.
A dog belonging to James Foraker, OF
Elmwood avenue. Irvington. bit a young
son of G.. l.. Bennett. a neighbor, yes6er-
day afternoon infiicting a slight wound,
The dog is being watched and will be shot
should II he deemed advisable.
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PAGE
NEW S. 0. OFFICIALS
MILLS NAMED TRUSTEE AND
FENNER TREASURER.
Village board Settles Long Pending Mat
ter by Carrying Out Slate Decided On.
Fenner Remains Assessor.

After several months of consideration
the South Orange Village Board OF Trus-
tees, at a meeting last night. appointed
John +. Mills TO succeed Joseph p. Ar
mold as Village Trustee, and Assessor
Frank Fenner as Village Treasurer, to
succeed Thomas G. Conway. Mr.. Fenner
will continue also as Village Assessor.
The new Village Trustee was appointed
to fill the vacancy caused when Mr.. Ar
mold resigned to become collector Of tax
and water rates, three months ago. Mr..
Mills was born in New York city, but
moved with his family to East Orange
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RETAIL CLERKS EUcHRE PARTY.

One of the most successful euchre parties
given unde the auspices Of the Retail
Clerks Association. of Orange, was held
last night In Eagles Hall. Leopold Good
man was chairman of the COMMITTEES.
Prizes were awarded to the following;
Miss c. Byrnes, Miss M. o. Riley, Miss
NJ. Bolan. Miss Wilson. Mrs. q. Freeland.
Miss A. Howell, Mrs. X. Olmsteadt Miss
n. Dlgman, Miss t. Degan, T. RodenJor'
M. OConnor, G. Goodman, ]. Radiglon, u
Fischer. r. Decker, Mrs. g. simon, M
Brown. w. Byrne, Miss Agnes McDermit,
Mrs. NJ. Ready. j. J. Comply. j. 3.
Kelly, Mrs. c. Rash. Louis Miller MRS.
]. Kelley, d. L~enahan. Miss Jennie Nc
Dermit. Thomas Cullen, 4. G. Palmer
Mrs. p. E. Byrnes. Miss G Hassington,
Mrs. j. Mccarthy, Mrs. =. Freeman MISS
X. Boylan, Miss Geckel, Martin Harrlng-
ton, F. b. Willie, @. Schaming,. Mrs. M. J.
Byrnes. g.. f. Qulgley, Edward Giplln, n.
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SWAMP LINE CAR FRACTIONS.

A coupe was struck and overturned
n its driver thrown out by a trolley
car near the terminus of the Swamp
line" in South Orange avenue. South
Orange. shortly after 9 o'clock last night.
n carriage was being driven by
Walker. a negro. across the
track, coming out of the driveway from
Mrs. James Birney's. his employers
home. The car struck the rear end of
Walker landed in the gutter, but was
uninjured. He quickly jumped up and
caught hold of the head of the prancing
horse, stopping 1t from running away,
The carriage was damaged,
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NOTES OF THE ORANGES.

Charles Beard. of % Whitty's lane, Or.
ange. was arrested by Policemen NJ. j.
Riley and Kloble last night for using
Of that city He was fined So today by
Judge Bray. The talk was over a dog.
The Postofice Clerks Benevolent Asso-
citation, Of Orange, will give a dance In
the German English School Hall, that
city, on November ID.
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SLEEP FOR BABIES
Rest for Mothers.

Instant relief and refreshing sleep for
s~kin-tortured babies, and rest for tired.
ffetted mothers, in warm baths with
Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings
with Cuticura Ointment, the great skin
cure. and purest Of emollients.
cutfcurA Soap C26c.l. cutlcura Ointment 5000.
and Cnfisnfs Resolgent (b0e.) }. Gin the form Of
Chocoists Toatsd Pulls csc: per vial Of e0) Sold
fhfolgbout The world Pottef Drug 4 Cham. Corp,
~ HiiisS fPsS catEars Boob On skta DlssAsaA
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BELLEvILLE.

Miss Minnie Tonson. of Jeroloman street;
Miss Irene ~Callaghan, of Washington ave-
nue.; Miss Tessie Salmon and Miss Agnes
Salmon. OF Van Rensselaer, street, have re-
turned from a two weeks stay in the Cats
kills.
Miss Clara Upham. of Brooklyn, who has
been visiting relatives in Washington ave-
nue., has returned home.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Jennie Kane, of Dow street, and John
Jamison, of Nutley.
Mrs. Charles Clark. Of Burlington, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Devore. of Washington avenue, has re-
turned home.
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL IN AUTO.

Antonio Vocca, of 1854 Essex avenue. Or
ange. was crossing Main street. tina city.
at Essex a venue shortly after 6 O'CLOCK
last night, VIII m he tumbled into Che
fender of eastbound trolley car No. 1l26
of the Orange line. He was iished out,
slightly hurt. and Police Sergeant Leary.
who was passing, accepted the offer Of
Charles A.. Loureigh TO tax the man 10
the Memorial Hospital in his automobile.
There WAS a quick run to the Institution.
and Vooca's hurts, which were slight, were
dressed and he went home.
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BLooMr1ELD posTMEN CHANGED.

A number Of changes have been made
in HE Bloomfield poslofice. Harry A.
Lane has been appointed a regular letter
carrier. George s, Fornoff will take the
route formerly couducted by Oliver OF
hame. The latter will take the centre
route. William Peterkin has been APP
pointed clerk to succeed Rowland Travis
while the routes OF Frank and Wallace
Cadmus. Frank l.. Baker. William II. Hall
and George e. Baldwin nave been
shortened.
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but TalIed 70 Oure 10,
My doctor had adj
vised me to have my
leg nj of, but I
said l would try the
Cuticura Remedies
first. He said, Try
them If you like, but
1 do not think they
will do any good"
Az thia time nv
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SUFFERED WITH
ECZEMA 25 YEARS
Limb Peeled and Foot Was Like
Raw FIesh-Had to Use Clutches,
and Doctors Thought Amputatlon
Necessary Montreal Woman
Writes Of Cure Seven Years Ago.
BELIEVES LIFE SAVED
BY CUTlCURA REMEDIES

81 have been treated by doctors for
twenty-five years for . bad ase Of