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L'Italia., 1907-09-18
DAGLI APPENNINI ALE ANDE
(RAccoNro D1 EDMoNDo DE AM1c1s).
NUME RIO

Sua madre era a poche miglia di
distanza da lui! Ira poche ore la
avrebbe veduta Ed egli 81 trovava
in America, mel nov monde, e a.
veva avuto l'ardimento di venirci
solo! Tutto quel lunghissimo viag-
gio gil parve allora che fosse pas
sato in un nulla Gil pareva d'aver
volato, sognando, e di essersi sve-
gliato in quel punto. Ed era cost
felice, che quasi 81 stupl ne 81 affis-
Sc, quando 81 frugo nellie tasche, e
o CT trovo pin uno del due CRUZ
zoli in cui aveva diviso il suo pic
colo tesoro, per esser pin sicuro di
non perdere tutto. Gliel 'avevan
rubato, non eli restavan pin che
poche lire ma che gil %importava,
r ch'era vicino a sua madre ?
Con la sua sacca ALA mano, scese
insieme a motif altri italiani, in un
vaporini che Ii poto fino a poca di-
stanza dalla riva, Gallo dial vapori-
no in una barca che portava il no.
me di "Andrea Doria'', fu sbar-
cato al molo, salute il suo vecchio
AMIGO lombardo, e 81 avvio a lun-
CHI passi verso la citta.
Arrivato all 'imboccatura della
prima via ferma I'm uomo che pas
sava e 10 prego di %indicargli da
che parte dovesse premiere per an
dar in via da clos Artes". Aveva
fermato per l'appunto un operaio
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
CAMPI'S ITALIAN RESTAU-

RANT sos MONTGOMERY sT.-Prnn-
I'll allitaliana serviti con la
massima puntualita. Specialize Taglie-
RIM. Macaroni. Ravioli q Risotto.
1. CUENIN a co, PrOprietarf. 6
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

italiano. Questi 10 guardo con GU
riosita e gil domando Sc sapeva
leggere. ii ragazzo accenno di 81.
= Ebbene, - gil disse l'operaio,
indicandogli la via da cui egli u
sciva; = va SUI sempre diritto: fl
nirai con trovare la tua. = II ra-
gazzo 10 ringrazio e infilo la via
che gil 81 apriva davanti.
Era una via diritta e sterminata,
ma stretta fiancheggiata da case
basse e blanche, che parevan tamil
villini piena di genie, di c~arrozze,
di grand CARR, che facevano uno
strepito assordante; e qua e Ia
Spenzolavano enOrmi bandiere di
vari colori, % su scritto a grossi
caretteri l'annunzio di partenze di
piroscafi per citta sconosciute. A
ogni tratto di cammino voltandosi
a destra e a sinistra, egli vedeva
due attire vie che fuggivano Dirt
tie a perdita d'occhio, fiancheggia-
tie pure da case basse e blanche, e
piene di genie e di CARR, e tagliate
in fondo dalla Inca diritta della
sconfinata pianura americana, 81
mile all'oriZzonte del mare. La cit
ia gil pareva infinita gil pareva
che 81 potesse camminar per gior-
nate e per settimane vedendo sem
pre- di qua e di la attire vie come
quelle, e che tutta l'America ne
dovesse esser coperta. Guardava
attentamente j nomi dele vie: del
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
MrI.ANO SAUSAGE FACTORY

cHIrsA e. MAEsTRETTI importatori
di gsusri italiani Q del paese. Prosciut-
Il. sAlsiocie ed attire s~alsamenterie.
ara BROADWAY, ang. di M0ntR.ry
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

morto, e s'appoggio con n mano
ALA cancellata.
Vediamo, vediamo, dlsse
allora il signore, mosso a compas..
stone, aprendo la porta, VEN
dentro un momento, vediamo un
POI Sc 81 puo fare qualche cosa.-
Sedette, gil die da sedere, gil tece
raccontar la sua %storia, 10 stette a
sentire motto attento, rimase un
pezzo pensieroso; poi gil dlsse r.
solutamente; = Tu hal de-
mari, non E vero?.
= Ho ancora... POGO, - rlspo-
Sc Marco.
II signore penso altri cinque NIL
mutt, poi 81 mise a un tavollno'
scrisse lettera, la chiuse, e
porgendola al ragazzo gil disse-
Senti, ''italianito." Va con questa
lettera ALA Boca. E. una piccola
citta mezza genovese, a due ore oil
strada di qua. Tutti ii sapranno
indicare il cammino. Va la e cerca
di questo signore, a cui e diretta
la lettera, e che E conosciuto da
tutti. Portagli questa lettera. Egll
ii fara partire domain per la citta
di Rosario, e ii raccomandera a
qualcuno lassn che pensera a fartl
proseguire il viaggio fino a Cordo-
va, dove troverai la famiglia Me
quinez e tua madre. Intanto, pi-
glia questo. Ejgli mise in mano
qualche Ira. = Va, e fatti corag-
gio; qui hal da per tutto del COM
paesani, non rimarrai abbandona-
to. "Adios."
II ragazzo gil disse: - Giraffe,
senza trovar attire parole, usci con
la sua sacca, e congedatosi dalla
sua piccola guida, 81 mise lenta-
mente in cammino verso la Boca,
pieno di tristezza e di stupore, a
traverse ALA grande citta rumoro-
Sa.
Tutto quello che gil accadde da
quel momento fino ALA sera del
giorno appresso gil rimase poi nell
la memoria confuse ed incerto CO.
me una fantasticheria di febbrici-
tante, tanto egli era stance, Soon
turbato, avvilito. E il giorno APP
lpresso, all 'imbrunire, dopo aver
dormito la notte in una stanzuccia
d'una casa della Boca, accanto a
un facchino del porto, - dopo a
yer p~assata quasi tutta la giornata,
seduto sopra un mucchio di travi,
e come trasognato, in faccia a mi
gliaia di bastimenti, di barconi e
di v%aporini, - 81 trovava a pop
pa d'una grossa barca a vela, carl
ca di frutta, che partiva per la
citta di Rosario, condotta da tire
robuSti genovesi abbronzati dial So
lie; la voce del quail, e il dialetto
amato che parlavano gil RINSE un
po' di c~onforto mel cuore.
Partirono, e il viaggio duro tire
giorni e quattro motif, e in uno stu
pore continue per il piccolo viag-
giatore. Ire giorni e quattro not
tt su per quel meraviglioso fiume
Parana, rispetto al quale il nostro
grande Pc o e che I'm rigagnolo.
e la lnghezza dell'Italia, quadru-
plicata, o raggiunge quella del
suo corso. II barcone andava len
tamente a ritroso di quella massa
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
New Caribaldi Hotel

Anacleto Del Francia, gia proprieta-
rio, tire ami or sono, del Vecchio Carl
baldi Hotel. 1922 Broadway ST, avvisa
II %pubblico che avendo fatto ritorno a
San Francisco, Dope 3 ami di perma-
nenza In Reno. Nevada. ha comprato
re~centemente dai Signori vi
glione e Savigliano II Campi Restaurant
al No. S05h Greenwich St, cor, Mason
q da oggi andra soto IL titolo di
NEW GARIBALDI HOTEL.
Domenica 81 Luglio, principieranno 1
balli.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
PIEDMONT s co.

Questa fabbrica moderna fatta solo
per genere di pasta, prima in San Fran
cisco, trasferita in Oakland al N. 6SO-S2
Market St, avvisa la sua vecchia g nuo-
va clientele di potere eseguire ordini in
generi special, per qualsiasi qualita di
paste e pastine fine, avendo uomini
competent e macchinario d'Italia; 81 u
sano lie migliori qualita di farine, Q da
questo e considerata la migliore pasta
della Costa. Dateci ordini. Provare per
credere. Non 81 vende ALA minuta.
Tel. Oakland 1857
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
Sigari 9 Saloons
Sigari G TabaCChi

G. MICHELOTTl Il FIGILO s.s &C.
l a pu' oWnde fabbrss d. soar 9 .tsbaeohI. neWovest. uMca fabbrc.
MozzIconI . d Tabaco Trncato- H g. hIcheott @ Ffgno speciaita in ssaj
Ioscanis u shtema al Italia Napoleani ana pagha Fabbrcani m Sigar Nav
CO Bonita GuardateW dale imihtoni Tutu / nostr tabacchi portano ii nmtro
PrezN come prtma~ 81 eNguscono prontamente xii ordfni
S34e MISSION ST. e 426 BROADWAY sE CA.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
EUROPEAN HOTEL

Francisco, Cal - 8. Balangeri, Giusep-
pc Gaidano e DOmenicO Cerina, prop.
Detto Hotel tiene stance e bordo. Mas
sima pulizia g prezzi model. Fabbrica-
to nuovo.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
Paste e Panetterie
PASTE CO.

Bros. a Co, Prep. RIsTABILITA AID
1Oe6-1Oe7 7th Bt. vicino ad
paste del mercato. Lavoranti pratici ed
esperti. = Olio d'oliva, funghi secchi.
Formaggio, Salami, ecc. Gil ordini del
Ia camPagna vengono prontamente Csc
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
FlORlSTi

81 tengono fort frescni tutti 4 sior-
nj. Iavori artistici per funerali a. prez-
Il moderate. 81 fanno pure beilissimi
bouquets per matrimoni.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
Restaurants e Hotels
Flor d. Italia Restaurant

A. LMO q co. Props
44 BROADWAY STREET, fra Montgomery e Kearny SITS.
n ora aperto al pubbnco - Cudna al'Uaiana - Pranzi "A lutte lie ore lei
gforno - Gabhneuh per Signore. TeiefOno Tempor 23SS.
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
PIONEER MACARONI FACTORY

PIONEER MACARONI FACTORY
Stabilita mel 1855 l.. A. PODEsTA.
Proprietario. - 512 Washingtsn Street
san francisco = Pronta per fare affa-
RI 9 per la spedizione regolare d'ogni
ordine di MERGE.
TORINO BAKERY Panetteria TIA
llama e France
sc LA Il pin importante della Costa del
Pacifico. Specialize In Grissinf, Galetta
e bfscOtd. Pane caldo a lutte lie ore.
Servizio a domicillo Q per restaurants.
2SlS Via 23.a vfcinO q Bryant, San
Francisco - Ferro Bros. Proprietari.
G.. BARBERO L'UNICA PASTICCE-
-- RIA ITALIANA giA al
NJ: 625.627 Union St., 81 e trasferita al
more - o inutili le raccomandaxioni
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
ToGLIETTI RESTAURANT and
Gurascio Wine & Liquor Company
1910 O'FARRrLL, 1T.

Commensurate alringrosso ed al mi
nuto di VIM e liquori. Assortimento
complete di liquori importati. 81 assn
mono ordini in San Francisco liberi da
spese. 81 eseguiscono ordini per la cam
pagna. u. GuarnsciO, prop.
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amamts.

One eenf wDKd for each insertion. i've cents a word for 8 full week, sevea times.
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KNOWLEDGE OF BIBLE.
Necessary to Appreciation
 of Rast in Iitnrarnrh

Absolutely Necessary to Appreciation
 of Best in Literature.
 It is not all to much to say that 1t IS impossible to regard any man or woman as well educated who is ig~ norant of the Bible. It has so thor oughly interwoven itself with our daily speech that we are continually using seriptural words, phrases and illustrations without being the least conscious of it; the best orators of the day seldom make speech without quoting Scripture; the law of the land is founded upon It. so that a. lawyer must know his Bible as well as his "Blackstone" and his Coke upon Lit tleton"-or whatever the modern equi- valent of those legal authorities are. It is impossible for any one to read fine English literature intelligently unless he is familiar with the Bible. What ap- preciation could one have of Shakes peare of Milton, of even skeptical Bryon, or, in fact of any of the great English poets unless one understood the scriptual imagery and phrases to
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be found on almost every page? And Maculay is one of the most conspiclous examples among prose writers of the use of Biblical references which he fully expects his readers 10 understand,
 Yet, notwithstanding all this, young men who would be ashamed to con- fess ignorance of Greek and Roman mythology and literature do not know their Bible and of them, MT. Phelps says: Tt is the best book ever printed says: "It is certainly unfortunate that the best book ever printed should be so little known, and that the frequent references to it in practically every English author should be so meaning less to our young men"
 In these days, when persons who aim to be considered intelligent and well-read form classes for the study of every author of any considerable rep utation, might it not be well for them now and then to organize classes for the study of the Bible? If they spent as much time trying to understand it as they devote to Browning or Ibsen, or in trying to solve the question of Hamlet's sanity, or give to any of these
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY.
Suit Against Master Plumbers for 1 s10O0O.

Suit Against Master Plumbers for
 $10O00.
 The suit brought by Morris F. Bat ter, a plumber of Prince street, against James M. English and other contract ing plumbers of this city, comprising the Master Plumbers association, in which he asked $1O,000 damages for conspiring to deprive him of the right to purchase supplies for the conduct of his business, began yesterday In the superior court, where it has been pend ing since January, a year ago. The case is being heard before a jury, and grows, according to MT. Eaters alle- gation, out of t}is refusal to become a member of the Master Plumbers asso- citation.
 In his complaint MT. Batter alleges that because he refused to join the as- sociation the members of that organ ization, through an agreement with the jobbers who supply plumbers with fit tings for use in their business, prevent ed him from buying stock, in conse- quence of which he was compelled to go to a great expense to get the neces- sary materials to go ahead with work he had on hand.
 The conspiracy, he alleged, substan- tially came about by the association issuing an edict that if the dealers sold to persons not members of the associ- ation, and therefore competitors, then the association members would with draw their patronage He states that in consequence of this the jobbers, be- ing compelled to look to the greater number for their sales and profits, were compelled to discriminate against him, all of which was to his loss,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18
CARLSON DECLARED INSANE.
He VIII Probably be Sent to &

He Will Probably be Sent to an
 Asylum.
 Dr. Max Mailhouse yesterday report led to the superior court that William Carlson, wlom he has subjected to an examination, was not sane and could mot be tried on the charge of passing Fraudulent checks. With Dr. Mailhouse were associated Dr. Robert Peck and Dr. Louis Gompertz
 State Attorney Williams opposed the appointment of the examining board and tried to prosecute Carlson as any other defaulter. The defense has not Claimed that Carlson was insane when he passed the bogus checks, but they maintained that confinement in jail since August had broken down his mind. Tn this the medical board up- held them,
 Carlson will probably be confined for five years in some institution for the insane.
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Tramp-Please, mum. me an my mate are silipwrecked sailors
 Lady-Fiddlesticks Neither of you was ever near the sea.
 Tramp-Quite right, lady. We was on a airship.-Punch.
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modren riddles of literature, they would advance their education far more and incidentally improve their minds in the knowledge of those things which be- long to their eternal peace. For 1t is a peculiarlty of the Scriptures that no matter what may be the motive which first impels to their study they can not fail to leave strong impress upon ev- cry intelligent mind that becomes fa- miliar with them. It Is this fact that marks as such an important event. the recent order of the Chinese authorities in two of the largest provinces of the empire that the New Testament should henceforth be a textbook in every one of the native schools. Once in the hands of the young the Scripture may be trusted to do the work of many mis- sionaries in turning their minds and hearts to the only true God.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-18

FOR RENT.
 INDIAN NECK. CONN Fine furnished residence for summer, consisting of living room, dining room. kitchen, seven CD bed rooms; has fur mace, hot and cold water, bath room. electric lights, bath houses, garage etc. Has never been rented before
 FOR SALE.
 SAYBROOK POINT, CONN. Fine large house with barn and about ten (10) acres of land in good condition. Will be sold at bargain
 also
 FOR RENT--In the old Town of Saybrook, a fine furnished place for the season. Apply to F. G. WTfITMORE. agents, 4s Pearl street. Hartford, Ct.
 as 1St
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,,,-,,,,- WANTED POSITION EAP PERIENCED dressmaker in for,,,,.
 would do plain sewing, or iisss iadvsss
 maid. Katie Healy, P. Q. a17 9tS
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DEATHS.

JONEs-On Wednesday, April IF, 1907, at the residence of her uncle, Thom- as Fitch Rowland, 329 Madison ave- nue, New York city, Caroline Row land Jones, widow of Winthrop Sar- gent Jones and daughter of the late Frederick L. Bostwiek of New Ha ven, Conn.
 Funeral services at 329 Madison ave- nue,, New York city, on Friday, Greenwood cemetery, Brooklyn,
 a1S 2ta SON-Suddenly in New Ro- chelle on Monday John Ross Pater- son. husband of Jessie H. Patterson of this city.
 Interment in Bridgeport Friday after noon. ais 1t%
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HATTIE E. FAREWELL

HATTIE E. FAREWELL
 ys. EUGENE A. HARTWELL. Superior Court, New Haven County,
 April IS, 1907 COMPLAINT FOR DIVORCE ORDERED, That additional notice of the pendency of the complaint in the above entitled case be given by pulp fishing this order in the Journal and Courier, newspaper published in said New Haven county, once a week for three weeks successively, beginning on or before the 18th day of April, 1907. By the Court JOHN S. FOWLER. flaw 3w Assistant Clerk.
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WItsre1ln,ren1rs.

FOR SALE-I,OO0 set patent StOve Brick. Every set warranted one year,
 orders received 703 STATE STREET.
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WANTEn rnn ,','

, GIRLS WANTED. AJpLf sTnith mornings, me g o'clock. Bradley
 smith Co. Hill St. aS If
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THE ISLE OF SPICE. /"

Peggy Brady and Leslie Leigh are
 Good at New Haven Theater.
 "The Isle of Spice" comic opera came to the New Haven theater last night with d three-seasons record behind it. A good sized audiencej was on hand with students cheering section, The show has been somewhat changed from its original form of Chicago and New York runs. The songs are tuneful and many of them well known. Leslie Leigh and the chorus sang Peggy Brady over and over again. When they could sing no more the men in the front row whistled it. This song and Leslie Leigh are the best features of the show.
 Whatever happens" said the pa triotic citizen there Is no doubt that the country is safe. !"
 Yes" said the cynical grumbler; ''the country is safe enough, But with these railway trains and automobiles, how about the inhabitants ?"-Wash- ington Star.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
Teachers Are Preparing Another
Demand on Board of Education

The San Francisco Teachers Fedora
ton is preparing to make another de-
mand upon the Board of Education at
the expiration of the two weeks which
began last Friday. The teachers are
forced TO be idle by order OF the board
because there is not enough money
IN the latter's possession to pay the
salaries OF the instructors, and the
federation is preparing 10 resist this
deprivation of pay on the same ground
that they use for holding out for pay
due them for September-that the
board is not using sound business judg-
ment in the handling Of school affairs
and school property.
The main contention of the teachers
is that their salaries should be gov
erned by section 1s1sA OF the Political
Code. which declares that the pay roll
of the Board of Education shall be
not less than for the preceding year.
At the end OF the fiscal year, they say.
they will be able to compel the board
70 show its hand
The teachers ask for q minimum of
800 a month for teachers in the graded
schools and $50 for those in the night
schools. At present they receive a
minimum of $50 and $50 respectively.
They declare they cannot live on
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-25
IRISH SOCIET TIES FAVOR
ANTI-ENGLIsH ALLIANCE
Convention Names Commit
tee to Confer With the
German League
SINN FEM DEBATE
Proceeds of St. Patrick's Day
Celebration Given to
the Innisfail

ST. Patrick's day convention of the
United Irish Societies met yesterday
afternoon in the knights of the Red
Branch Hall on Mission street for the
purpose of letting on the reports of the
committees in charge of the celebra-
tion of last Sunday.
A communication was received from
Carl w. Mueller in behalf of the Ger
man American League. inviting the
Irish societies to send delegates to a
meeting to be held tonight under St.
Markus Church in order to make an
agreement between representatives of
the two nations. A combination ex-
lists in the East by which the Irish are
affiliated with the German American
Alliance for the purpose of combating
the growing friendliness between the
United States and England. or, as it
was graphically expressed by J. j. Mo-
riarty, to chop off the "hands across
the sea-" 1t was decided to send COM
mittee of twenty to confer with the
Germans tonight, and the following
members were appointed by the chair:
Michael Casey. connur Murphy. John p. Nc
Guire, T. P. O'Dowd ]. s. Mccormick. NJ j.
Pierce, ]. J. Camille, T. J. Melott. j. J. Mo
Lowe, John p. Hare. Cornelius Herlihy. ID. ].
O'Hara, James Martin. p. J. Gilligan, Captain
hoonan, Ihomas Shaugnessy, James D. Daly-
A motion to take under consideration
the Sim Fein movement was made by
Connor Murphy. 1t was amended so
as to postpone debate until next Sun
day afternoon, and in this form was
passed. This, however, did not hinder
a very lively informal debate, in which
NJ. ]. Pierce dubbed the whole move
ment "humbug," while John P. Mcclure
stoutly maintained that the Sim Fein
was the thing and would be the thing"
j. J. Moriarty said that the movement
was against the hereditary enemy,
England" which he said was his foe
to the grave and beyond it,"
The proceeds of the St. Patrick's day
celebration were disposed of in execu-
tive session of the convention, and
were voted to the Innisfail. a home
conducted by charitable Irish women
for the benefit of working girls. More
than $1,000 was realized from the cele-
bration.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE
German National Insurance COmpanl

All persons having claims against The German
National Insurance Company OF Chicago. Illinois.
for fire losses upon policies OF insurance upon
property. which was located outside Of the City
Of San Francisco. California. hereby notified
that by order entered by the Circuit Court
OF Cook County. Illinois. on the 9Th day OF Feb
ruary. A d. 1907. II IS provided that all claims
against said The German National Insurance
Company of Chicago, Illinois. for IRE losses upon
policies Of insurance upon property which was
located outside of the city OF San Francisco must
be fled with the undersigned at its office In the
CITY Of Chicago. Illinois, under oath. IN the form
prescribed by said Court. on or before the tenth
day OF May. A d. 1901. and that all claims OF
said class which shall not be hled win be-
disallowed and forever barred from participating
In the assets OF said Insurance Company.
This notice shall not be or be taken to be 4
waiver OF any failure BY any are loss claimant 10
comply with the provisions OF his policy In rela-
ton to notice. proof Of loss or any other matter
Blank forms for proof OF claims may be had
the Receivers office. corner OF la Sale and
Washington streets Chicago, Illinois.
STATE BANK OF CHICAGO.
Receiver OF The German National Insurance
Company Of Chicago. Illinois.
JUDAH. WILLARD q WOLF, Solicitors for Re
ceiver.
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"CUTICURA REMEDIES A
HOUSEHOLD STANDBY"

Last year, sitter having my little
girl treated by very prominent physi-
clan Tor en obstinate case Of eczema,
i resorted 70 the Cuticura Remedies,
and was 80 well pleased with the almost
instantaneous relief afforded that we
discarded the physician's prescription
and relied entirely on the Cuticura Soap,
Cuticura Ointment, and cuticura Pills.
When we commenced with the Cuti-
cura Remedies her feet and limbs were
covered with running sores. In shout
six weeks we had her completely well,
and there has been no recurrence of
the trouble.
In July Of this year q little bov IN
our family poisoned his hands and arms
with poison oak, and ia twenty-four
hours his hands and arms were q mass
Of torturing sores. We used only the
Cuticura Remedies, washing his hands
and arms with the Cuticura Soap, and
amounting them with the Cuticura Oint-
ment, and then gave him the Cuticura
Resolvent. In about three weeks his
hands and arms healed up. So we have
lots Of cause for feeling grateful for the
Cuticura Remedies. We find that the
Cuticura Remedies are g valuable
household standby, living as We do
twelve miles from q doctor. Mrs. Lizzie
Vincent Thomas, Fairmount, Walden'e
Ridge, Tenn, Oct. 13, 1906"