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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
MucH1MlsCNBERSToop eY TIE
 CHURCH AT LARGE.

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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
EVANGELIsTs OF POWER.
The Results Will Fully Justify Outlay
 of Time, Money and Labor.

So eager had I long been to witness in our city genuine revival of gen. zine religion that l hailed with mex 3ressib'e delight the opening of this campaign. Ia my candid judgment we made no mistake in calling Dr. Slough and his three most efficient helpers
 They constitute q team, of exceptional effectiveness. Each one in his own leld is a master. It is this that mak kes their team work so successful. The -r' ;,k ".-c ,~ivned rN the sprr.,Wfui ab- sence of the ch.tf seemed {, us st ca 'amity and .'et the admirable way in
 which Rer. t. O. Cunningham filled tF@ breach saved the day. That the meetings reached much larger propor-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
oF oR1sT AND LAsriwa BENEFIT
Haeh Brett VIII sssa!t f-c-, thc 8arv-
 ices Now DsaMir1 to clcsc.

beiirvc hat Dr. Stcaehs work ia N2'tf r ail rr0ve oc g~tas and last 'rs s-neit f' tfn f2-Oac7ati1- ciirr, b. os. aa# l.Hndi eGR of Christian peo- ntz ,s~T !ceu i0.ttcd to fr,s1 dedic4- ,en f. iiIc9.sCis to Christian sers- @; G3p .i&uy cores of people have aeea Seis scd to enter tho Christian i@@. tar. >t9'ig'l SIS a rieacher has lf@n eaiihful a9d fearless in prccIaim- Hr ii'- ;seat eTanseiicai truths that f.tc r9de hr pest Christian his- 'o1T. i}r l,sg prei,C,set those unwel- '%,nle truths which have searceed tie iur-r&n soul .o it's depths; exposed it's s'' E its self -a"ceptieas ifs fal-e ref uTcs and set if in the light Of the irdanieE:. He has p-ea he'd some scrnlcns cf vs'aircd and reasoned elo- cferca. c 1o,&b,y on thcse osc scasions vEcn sntrp1tad by the great audi orpcs h',h gathered on Sunday eye- nir.s t!c ~i 5s ct "rd tie urcas!..-' .'' '";1f degree the rassa~t fNcn. ti rb.rd ccuipmrnt a
 o1 ta'tro.et iHinS has taar ack 3ur FCgee hN these Mhc have cl1Jelv laa s' lfeo r ii's ri,.Dp8!-r. His nais iira ef large audiences has Dcen mas. terful. sad his dealil,g with both lar$t H@d sa'9f com raDies Of ingIirers ll;.s. been de'i axe tender and faithful e. ffs las d"gre". am cpnfGs1t .ihai pli!, h friif will result from the serv- ices which are now drawing to close
 PEW. S F. HOWE.
 Norwich. November 10 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13

analysis. his clear vision of truth and insight into the deep things Of the spirit: his knowledge of the scriptures and his divinely guided interpretation Of them. His chief charm to me is his ability to pass by nonessentials and Co emphasize so nightly the fundamental truths of our gospel, both by clear statement and most happy and most forceful illustration. If he is not great preacher of the old gospel of Christ. l have never heard a great preacher.
 The net results of our combined la bors in the revival cannot be definitely ascertained, but that they will fully justify all the outlay of time, money and labor expended on them, 1 have no question.
 REV. M. $. KAUFMAN, PHD.
 Norwich, Nov. 10, 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
f0EN , j. E. VERY. 'rHieh. Ne. 10 .4q99
Mac-- AsE,.8 8LtEs.
= 0'-~-l Gu r. -e-l tro pu:~e cf
 c -5, Is --elrc,,ui Effect irr .73.Llta.

-N r'fi tf H ' 5f.SS ft
 1;> Is T--elrca,ui E!fe3.-
 ire a2.tlsa.
 Ther isa far H'arity fhat oreecz ~' 'zla 'rh's quarts. C of eyaEe el- iess n''1 l-"aa .ff" fa; Gt" weeds Vi h re tar~ ccmin s-aed ou~ .evsr in reas-
 Df. ssraii ie a. speeie sfat in tho art of 'f''i i:l-rc s.-s-s ic.s- soefi- ri is- search- icS n,os ages aie g., ree-' ass as ten t-e@. li@ .r ct cfcs sn9gea-' and p7s's- ri@p '.it3 fjfn it .s Pff1 cila. ticsiiy ile %ins's husiress. .;Dd campaign hes CGHa~."ss has tee1 ea C6ice for the tra asac.i9r q E. mvlli.aGe of 9o- t2i's ali ear 'iy- sian ned and method les T. wFot: ft "Jt. Dr. G:ough is pssster of Gse-aslics. 2Nifc to feel ire ruisc 0i a ,~awd. he is as alert 9E{i rCsoUr"eti-; as any klen bIsiaueS man Cf the $. cot tis IT ress2 ~e ] 5 t0rr of q Vertc5ra theology T. t C',ta l''-e q s.31g ols kn.le | also binds l--i c,crer hearts. lis love is 9 Christ
 - io,e of souls. and to this aumer- o1s eoi'ver,a are eager to bear wit- ross.
 na~.1g t,;e enforced absence of D~. S$ "u~h. \ @,ch 9aS@ ifC tfe whole city.
 e f. G. f'" '5l' e.-;.I EC fiCe,pl + >,,.Gfn os -lie capaai.n ;-nd qEicis- 'v on 70 hearts by E:s SN e2i. irir'e. 1T ,izE mated messages tG tGe souls of 9:eH. Tlis city Till not soon fcreet tsc ir1."css cf these two g0speleTs. 'd No.Wic1 has never known tl.e'
 C ei song Q, if i'a-; been pre-
 ..c, Ai"ssrs. SD0orer and Her -.E~ C.t rp. rs2. 1a that Gods s-f-. fe SC eiCa~'S heArd as we i1 thc ,,s e"-6,icd sirg-
 5ct-- -0iCod .a- .teae. e.is z s fcrer s rer1C-Ir a- Q and ii 3...a>s a~ Inspiration. Cen erninG sir. .' -' a~r' -.s- 't si;n }l- t- >s.d tilat ne 3v&i fTeJ sa t.-c cr0Nf, lc is r@s ;-- tf a s42at a4:G !, sl s.-e-r. he IS one ot Ccc's OSU cta.ig, |
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
4 CAMPAIGN OF
 UNTOLD BLESSING. God Has Set Hio Approval Urcn the
 No-s.

The ca'npaiSn oe evangelism. under r. Y. Il. " Sio n ard his cowor4S. $ ln ny JuGS nc Tt las csen oEe of anso-d E4sssinSs tc he cgtire cit e. N1.- E -'l- care II stic.' f the fa.ts be- 2e Es g. the pC1si. results age e1,Vi.ie-..g ia tI.c- of ri,e s.eA, q 4ccG7 t-- set. I'c3 yi. lee ao. yo C. io-s C. C.4.s.s ciegsi # t.;e az@ l. aE :-f- ] tAis .s-. ..t1 ,tl.. and t. e. ssp-. i..i "s
 ra .otlfi 'e u % as
 si i.. D.. St1a.h b .as frt2 is a'se~ a5 Cai9 ry.. re IS c.>a. n 70 iss si lal, il9 ,N i.aC i; i'E clt Ms '-t .s, 1 i45 Cos. ...ld
 eGta iy tf iis a G'i.s a..s tf'-- n' i- ,f- t-'s -ArJ.s of .,l ar.d el5e t',,. aia sa,,e.s t,,~ -e'-ei ~'' desG rt a-tv .,iu'krs | wifh '2-h 2't f5sr '.-ers t1- Son ' C,", i1 '.trs .,e e=,-i ~ ,-i- -rits jr' 'ce r- h. is - thc sseiacC c j. ai 'al is iav.sitie.~ t3 sD'.it r, tlrHd rca4liy a. 'sa can Es i-F.t'' sad of NJ. spoon a9 cne.u- i@aL sr. iie icoiSs for o;il Ire F. m ( ii i = it
 i1 fur i.2. f. ul.t fpr
 G @ttrs'cf i-l t.lr s,: .-- i' tae r:-f-s
 t- II .o rs'; ia heir
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 il d~. ii..v- fife ti.-a n i1cr r-i isi -,s S,ui ,4sfs r. @ { c as h A:.~s ea ,a sc. cannot fs.l to d zee ai-d th@ln from rosi ai f~etures of this cam Q -ie' -l-s-9 goth inAs-,,.1e, II vr.4' 2s sesa ,@ n best. d ct fai 10 sc.ictsr tre shad,w N ~@ '.-en 1saH by forgetting
 7c-~ si ;'.s fic ,eG 2 sD,en Id
 's -fa-h E"i- .. O. ClfG-
 r;'~ D: aseif not only
 ?; t.1- I-ar-'i,e-. lat among
 oc-.;; tit Az ha assori-
 vii; -'r. S.o'-,l jn t1e . i -as' ve bil him and all i tsd.
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
NORWICH DOES NOTHING
 BY HALVES.
Funds Freely Furnished-The Cam
 paisn Closes Without a Deficit.

While 1t has been my privilege to be identified with the evangelistic campaign in Norwich as a member of the business committee. l have been especially impressed with the influ- ence Of the same upon the community as seen from the financial standpoint 1T has often nleen said that Norwich never does anything by halves and the financial support that has been given Co these meetings during the past few weeks has been in keeping with this tradition Almost without effort on the part of the finance com miftee. funds required to pay all cur real expenses have been pledged and the entire campaign will close with out 9 detrit
 IT the statement that the interest of ccmmun,ty m any endeavor is meas g,rd sy i.e lluun,iai response itsecures. n en it Is fFae that the present cam
 h,is heen Of untOi benefit Co this city.
 ,el sore thst Norwich is a better 'as. 70 iAe in than before these serv- r"s ssn Many a man has been in- HdcuCci to lcad Q better life because Of the preaching of Dr. Slough and Air Cunninehsn The singing under the icsGcfs!iD of Mf Spooner. has been nGost isgiring, while Mr. Her ring has tuiched the hearts of many by his splerdid solos.
 soXt it a pritilcgr to be identified with tIis movement. and believe that great good will result in Norwich iii the coming days.
 JAMES l.. CASE.
 NOrNi ich. November II. 1909.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
FIVE WEEKS CAMPAIGN OF EVANGELIST IN NORWICH

its grand historic past, may be wor- thy in an infinitely greater way of the name whish it 70 rishfuliy bears. The Rose of Nov Eneland.
 HENRY ". STOJ7CH.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
Datc'1 Thrift.

For 2 man who Is writing at dol lar per word tl.s eolOn-l now dsvsstIt- nls the lunziss is using "I with sus ! i.i~as les4usuCy Is there s survival er th- DHtsh thtift@ - Detroit Tree fsf.s4
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
FEN. GEO. H. EWING. Norwich. oyc~acer 0. 1909 GA~E5 OF TIE INFINITE O7EMED
fes-s h'er- ria E. h5le to Reveal
 F:fst i1s EsS1 Accomplished.

T--a evans Ii eaar-cie-' oc t;.a 't.4s Fra uca' j uot 90 |.tr--esi hiu .;s 7-a:r fz-; tc .-d i, nj ri je. h"s
 cf vttri rr* te gs~-:~ hasK srr 1"r-
 7ncGr 'nNT-i sc-
Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-13
Seems Impossible.

Does anyone remember how it was possible to run this country before Snraker Cannon went on guard ?-Chi- 0ago News.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11

tee-Ed, Herder. 70. J Merrem,
j. H. Hnebnep, and M y, VOTERS
was added to the committee ar
rangement committee William
Happe, Sam Schwartz, Louis
Trautwein, JAS. Macha, Ernst
Blohm, J. @. Blohm and @. B.
Welhausen ; advertising commit
tee-A. Hummel, Victor VOTERS
and r E. Mergenthaler.
Mrs, Geo. Chapman enter.
tanned a few friends on the occa-
sion Of her birthday anniversary
last Saturday.
On account of a press of
other matter, letters from Men
ger school, WED, Nickel Vast
ence and Komcnslry remain over
until next week.
H. r. Littlefeld, sons and
daughters, were here last Thurs.
day to attend the performance of
the operetta Pauline.
r. L. Brothers shipped out
two cars Of beeves Tuesday night
to Fort Worth. This is the best
lot of beeyes ever sent from
Sinner, one car averaging 400
pounds to the beef.
Miss Lille Wangemann of Hal
letsville is in the city visiting her
friend, Miss Title Wolters
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11

"A big celebration is being
planned to come off in Sinner on
May 5. A joint committee of The
city council and the Sinner fire
department met Friday, March
5, for the purpose of arranging a
celebration and dedication of the
new stand pipe. Upon motion
M. r. VOTERS was elected chair
man and Edwin VOTERS, secfe-
tary. 1t was decided to have the
celebration on May 5. The chair
man appointed the following
Committees Financial commit,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11
Letter to Wolters Bros.
SINNER. TEX.


Dear Sirs: The real test of q
paint is how many square feet
will gallon of it cover? And all
the paints swear they cover 800
square feet two coats. Mildly,
they prevaricate.
L Fl Ferchaud; builder, 110S
Dupre st, New Orleans, covered
1900 square feet with three gal
Ions Devoe last year; and paints
all his jobs Devoe. That's how
the tale gets to us.
He doesn't say whether one or
two coats; If ore, there's nothing
wonderful in it; if two, they must
have very small feet in New Or
leans.
Devoe doesn't stop at 300 feet {;
but over 600! Most paints, we
suppose, can be stretched to 800
feet, but they're mighty thin /;
they cover well $50 to 200.
When N r Watkins, Lott, Tex,
painted his house before, it took
10 gallons ; Deyoe Z gallons. That
shows the strength of the paints.
WB McCluney painted q house
in Crystal Springs, Miss, to test
two pure paints; one cyE 6 gal
Ions Deyoe the other coat 10 gal
Ions ola New Orleans paint. That
shows the Stpenrth of thp DeintS
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11
A Neighbor Of Yours

as well as yourself is liable at any
time to have rheumatism. We're all
liable to have cuts or burns, bruises
or scalds, crick in the back, neck or
side-some kind of an ache or pain.
Then heed this advice and tell your
Observation-Disclosures Snow Liniment
relieves al aches and pains, and heals
all wounds. = Sold by Schlottman
Drug Co.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11
Land for Sale.

375 acres three miles east of
Cheapside, all fine upland; 100
acres in cultivation, two rent
houses, one well and cistern, rs
acres creek bottom; German and
Bohemian settlement; price per
acre S22.50. Address e. H.
Baker, Hochheim, r. f. D. No. 1.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11
OeOeooosocoeapeSeeOooooc
LOCAL NEWS.
- - oocvS


~C00OO vOoSO
Mr.. A. K. Wyatt, former
commissioner of the Waelder
precinct in Gonzales county, has
been appointed treasurer of the
county in place Of j. w. Ramsey,
deceased, and Mr.. j. O. Neigh
bors of Dryer will be given the
commissioners Office.
Ground bones are fine egg
producers. Get some at L. B.
Richter's and FEED them to your
chickens.
Our young friend, Mr.. Steve
Holchak, has been appointed sta
ton agent at Runge. Steve is
advancing rapidly in the railroad
business.
Try those ground bones at
L. B. Richter's meat market.
They will make your hens lay.
Mrs. j. D. Gray left last
Thursday for San Antonio where
she will remain for some time for
her health.
Window glass and putty at
Schlottmann Drug Co. store.
-Messrs. Joe and Peter Fal-
tisek returned lust week from
California and will again make
Lavacca county their home. They
are good citizens and we welcome
them back.
ST.. Patrick's day will be OBJ
Aseryed. at Emler's restaurant on
March II. Nice badges will be
given away free.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Tomasco
have returned to Sinner and will
remain here permanently. There
is no place like home.
Boys, get your base ball
goods at Schlottman Drug Co,
Justice court will be in SEES
sion in Sinner next Monday,
March Is. All persons concerned
will please take notice.
For fine eyeglasses d
spectacles go to the Schlottman
Drug Co.'s store.
Rev. A. N. Pledger informs
THE GAZETTE that the protract-
ed meeting at the Baptist church
will begin On Sunday, March Il.
If your eyes are troubling
you, go to l.. Gantert. A careful
examination will cost you nothing
THE GAZETTE turned out a
nice order for stationery last
week for Mr.. r. Il. Daniel, pro
prietor OF the City meat market.
"A big stock of paints, oils
varnishes and enamels at Schlott-
mann Drug Co
Mrs. L. M. Kokernot and
Mrs. r. l.. Brothers Of Big Hill
were in Sinner last week visiting
Mrs. Kokernot's mother, Mrs.
VIM. Carnes, and sister, Mrs. @.
@. Ward.
When you get spectacles, be
sure that you get them fitted
right. l.. Gantert is the man
who will give you scientific ex-
animation.
Work has been commenced
on the building for the ice fac
tory and creamery, The build
ing will be erected next to the
Trautwein & Wolters' gin, and
the same power will be used that
runs the gin. The cold storage
connected with the creamery and
the interest the farmers are tax
ing by buying high grade cattle,
assures the success of thepseaIn- :.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11

citizens subscribed a bonus Of
$1,000. Sinner will have modern
and up-to-date plant; about $10,.
900 will be invested. An artesian
we'll will supply the water for ice
making.
Go to Emler's restaurant
and get jar of those fine sweet
pickle. They are very appetizing.
Judge P. Fl. Green and Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Welhausen of
Yoakum drove over Thursday to
witness the operetta Pauline.
If you want good watch
cheap, read l. Gantert's new ad
in this issue of The GAZETTE.
Hon. w. T. Bagbey of Hal
lettsville was in the city last
Thursday and Friday.
The citizens of Sinner are
seriously considering the adop-
ticn of dog tax, to get rid of the
worthless dogs.
Mrs. Lewis Turk of Dryer
left last Saturday for Houston
and Galveston for medical treat
ment and will remain there for
several weeks.
Mr.. Henry Dreyer, Sr., was
called to Sweet Water, Tex, last
Saturday by the serioas illness
of his son, Mr.. Adolph Dreyer.
Mrs. Eliza Welhausen is in
Waco this week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mamie Guittard.
Miss Fannie \ Herchek re-
turned last Saturday from An
son, Jones county, where she had
been visiting relatives for several
months.
Mrs. Minnie Shimek of Wei
mar is in the city visiting the
family Of Mr., A. j. Berckenhoff.
j. A. VOTERS of Half Moon
Camp w. o. w. and Frank Klohs
Of Valley View Camp at Dryer
are in Houston this week as dele
gates to the Woodmen conven-
ton.
"A car load of wire, nails and
wire fencing just arrived. Can
now supply all demands in this
line. @. l.. WILLIAMS.
Commissioner Wagner at
tended a special meeting of the
commissioners court at Hallets.
vile last Monday and reports
that the State bank at Moulton
was selected as the depository
of the county funds, that bank
making bid of 6 per cent. for
the deposits.
We, the undersigned bust
ness men of Sinner, agree not to
open our places of business for
the sale of anything in our re.
spective lines on Wednesday.
May 5, 1909, this day being set
for the firemen s celebration and
the dedication of the new stand
pipe by the citizens of Sinner.
We further pledge ourselves to
donate to the Sinner fire depart
ment the sum OF fifty dollars for
each and every violation of this
obligation. Witness our hands
this 9Th day of March, 1909.
G. B. Wellhausen & Co.
Wolters Bros,
Mewes & Wendtland,
j. G. Habermacher,
A. Pfnender,
j. c. Blohm & Son.
o. H. Deutsch,
B. W. Fehrenkamp,
Garbade Lumber Co,
Farmers State Bank,
Il, c. Merseburger,
First National Bank,
C. W. Blaschke,
d. G. Helmers,
G. W. Eschenburg,
S. A. Carnes & Son,
G. l.. Williams,
j. NJ Kruger,
Jos. Mikulik,
e, Morgenroth,
Leo Gantert.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-03-11


j. G. Habermachcr,
A. Pfnender,
j. G. Blohm & Son.
o. H, Deutsch,
B. W. Fehrenkamp,
Garbade Lumber Co,
Farmers State Bank,
e. c, Merseburger,
First National Bank,
G. W. Blaschke,
d. G.. Helmers,
G. w. Eschenburg,
S. A. Carnes & Son,
c. l.. Williams,
j. M. Kruger,
Jos. Mikulik,
e, Morgenroth,
Leo Gantert.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-11
TRoY-PITTsFIELD ROAD
Filing Of Deeds Arouses New Interest
In Proposed Railway

Attorney R. J. LeBoeuf of Troy. on
behalf of the Troy, Rensselaer, &
Pittsfeld Railway company, has filed
in the Columbia county clerks Office
IN Hudson, deeds to land in the town
OF New Lebanon, purchased by the
company for right of way. The COM
pany was organized so long ago and
has accomplished so little that the
belief has been entertained that there
was nothing more than name behind
it.
When the scheme of building troll
ley road between Troy and Pittsfeld
was first discussed the idea was to
bring the cars into Troy from Rensse-
laer over the Greenbush highway and
down Mill street. at the Iron Works.
Routes with that purpose in view were
surveyed but obstacles were encoun-
tered. Then it was proposed to run
the line to Averill Park and by con
nection with the Troy & New England
line there reach Troy through Albany.
That fell through when the Troy &
New England passed into the hands of
the Delaware & Hudson Railroad com
pany it being suspected by the latter
company that the New York, New Ha-
ven G. Hartford Co, was behind the
project and meant to use it as a way
through Troy to the West
The rumor was that the New York
New Haven & Hartford once getting
hold on the Troy & New England,
would soon secure nntirn CONTROL
transform the trolley into a steam ser
vice and getting right of way over
land to the east and north of Troy,
force a passage somewhere along the
upper Hudson by bridge, into the ter
ritory in competition with other
steam roads.
1t is still believed that New York,
New Haven & Hartford interests are
behind the Troy to Pittsfeld. trolley
enterprise, but, If so, the interests
are kept we'll under cover More in
terest has been shown at the Pittsheld
end than at the Troy end of the pro
ject and about four miles of road
have been constructed near the Mas
sachusetts state line under the name
of the Pittsfeld Street Railway. The
latest is that the road is to be anal
gamated with the Albany & Hudson
trolley line; that the name of the com
pany is to be changed and that Al
bany, instead of Troy, will be the
terminus, with service for the city OF
Rensselaer, as the cars must run
through that place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-02-11
SIMPLE WASH CURES ECZEMA
Why salves Fall While a Simple Liq-
uid has Accomplished Thousands
of Cures.

1t is now thoroughly established
among the best medical authorities
that eczema is purely a skin disease.
due to a germ, and durable only
through the skin. 1t is not blood
disease at ALL in fact, thousands of
people suffer with skin disease and
are perfectly healthy otherwise, and
thereby prove they have no diseased
blood.
Smeary salves cannot reach the
germs because they do not penetrate
the skin. The only way to reach the
germs Is by means of a penetrating
liquid
Such liquid can be obtained sim
ply by mixing ordinary oil of winter.
green with thymol, glycerine and
other healing agents. This compound
known as ID. ID. ID. Prescription stops
the itch instantly-and the cures all
appear to be permanent. In fact II
took thousands of cures, case after
case, before the best scientific author
tiles were convinced of the absolute
merit of this remedy ID, ID. d. Pres
cription kills the germs In the itching
skin Its effect Is seen within one
minute after the first application. We
especially recommend ID. d. ID Soap In
connection with the treatment
VIM. l.. Gokay, Druggist, Main
street, Bennington, Vt.