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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-22
Albert ouvrit "a hutte 3 Towah ct

Albert ouvrit ga hutte q Towah ct
q Lille sa compsgne. Lille 6tait jeu-
ne ct belle, C'etait une Espagnole
DIES frontieres. Lille ct Towah
6taient mari6s chretiennement.
Ce fut par Tow h que le comte
Albert apprit a quel genre de ban
dts il await Gu affaire.
C'etaient trols Golden-daggers.
iowa lui raconta en- outre la
RUNE de ga trjbu, ct ce massacre
auquel lui seul await surv6cu.
Uno Circumstance Grange, ct qui
t6moigne de la rapidite avec Ia.
quelle tout Sc renouvelle dams ce
pays, est celIe ci: deux nj q peine
s'6taient 6coul6s deIuis lie massa-
ere des Pawnies, ct dependant il
ne restait plus au Component des
Golden. daggers que quatre aventu-
riers ayant particip6 au carnage.
La plupart s'6taient eloignes par
cette ince ssante passion de chan
ger oui poesede tout le monde en-
California LIE sang des autres
await rough la hache de Towah.
Towah etait un v6ritable lndien
Tant quill cut I'm seul DIES destruc-
teurs de sa race au Component. ii
ne dormlt jamais une mutt sous la
tente du comte. Sa femme ct lui
sortaient sans bruit quelques heu-
res avant le jour. A l'aube, lie CON-
tie les voyait reyenir, ct parfois
Towah disait:
Les os de mon pere sont rou-
ges
Celia signiGait qu'un Golden
dagger await Gu Ia tete fendue q
son poste de sentinelle GU dams
son hamac, ct que Towah await re-
pandu quelques EQUITIES de SOL
sang sur la s6pnlture de son pere.
Depuis l'aurore ]usqu'a la mutt,
Lille ct Towah travaillaient a S
reIache avec lie comte. La riviere
6tait barr6e. Dix.huit cent pieds
de planches s6chaient au soleil. LIE
comte Albert ct ses deux auxiliai-
res current bient0t etabll une ma
chine, assur6ment tres imprfaite,
mas qui fonctionnait tant blen
que NAL.
Ellie suf6sait pour LAYER lie sable
de la riviere, qui contenalt For en-
proportion enorme.
LIE comte Albert put ecrire a
Baltimore quill %re;iendrait await
un an, ct quill reviendrait richie.
Les moyens de communication
! par la vote de terre sont precai es
ct di1ticiles. LIE comte Albert a su
depuis que nj cette lettre nj d'au,
tres quiz 6crlvit plus tard, ne par
vinrent d leur destination.
Un matln, Towah enterra son
tomahak ssnglant ct dit:
-C'6tait lie dernier1
La mutt suivante, ii dormit sur
ses feuilles seches avec So femme.
l Mills ! 0uu0u dVh1V CAOuVO 90 CAo-
ce. A peu de joufs de Ia, les Col.
den-daggers vinrent roler autour
de la hutte. Towah l'entoura dun
rampant de troncs d'arbres dams
lesquels il perca des meurtri4res.
II y await dams la hutte a;nsl re-
tranch6e trs is carabines ct des mu-
nitions en- abundance.
LIE comte Albert prit encore
d'autres precautions. II oreusa nui-
tamment un trou dams la terre q
quelque distance du fort ct y pla-
Ga lie prodult deja considerable de
son travail.
Aucune mar que distinctive ex-
ter1eure ne pouvait faire reconnaf-
tire l'emplacement de CO trou.
Pour le retrouver una fois que
l'herbe cut pouss6 au-dessus du
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-22
&tnizefon de rgrho de rQueN
Les Couteaux dor
Nous enverrons, sur demande, q
tout nouvel abonne les num6ros
parus de CO feuilleton.
Par PAUL FEVAL

Nous enverrons, demande, q
tout nouvel abonne les num6ros
parus de CO feuilleton.
Pour avoir votre t6moignage.
monsieur, CONNIE je vous al four
nj lie mien tout q l'heure. Car AL
lais ajouter qu'en saluant Mile de
Boistrudan une sorte de vertig
ma pass6 devant les yeux....J'a al
cru voir MISE Ellen elle-meme...
ct TAI Gu cette id6e bizarre que
l'amour lui.meme pourrait sc
tromper a cette mervellleuse res
semblan CO.. Votre avis q CO sujet,
monsieur, m'eut etc p~r6cieux.
-D6sol6 d'etre dams l'obligation
de vous le refuser, monsieur, re-
pondit lie vicomte avec une nuance
de hauteur; ]e vous r6pete que je
ma, ]amais en- l'honneur de nae
trouver avec miss Ia bot.
-Du reste, reprit George, don't
lie regard charge de m6lencolie Sc
reporta Helene, l'illusion ne
pouvait etre de Tongue dur6e.-...
deux feurs ces sent de so ressem-
bier auand tune 1este droite ct
brlllante u So tige, richie de seve,
tandis que l'autre, bless6e ct mou-
rante, laisse choir les heurs h6tries
de son calice....
-Que voulez vous dire. mon
sieur! s'6cria Helene %oppress6e.
Georges prononea lentement ct
dun accent plein de tristesse.
Miss Ellen Talbot Gait bien
malade quand j'ai quite Bsltimo-
re!
-Malade 80. dangereusement?
interrompit Helene, don't les ioues
etaient plus blanches. que la den
telle de son col.
Georges ne r4pondit pas. II y
cut On silence dams le boudo;r. La
marquise s'6tendait; DIES larmes
muettes briliaient aux ellis d'H6le-
ne.
NJ. le vicomte Henri de ViIliers
gardait seul latitude de l'indiff6-
renee.
II est une espece d'hommes aux
regards scrutateurs ct percants qui
voient a travers tous les Mosques
ct devinent la pensee sous ses
plus %ingenieux Requirements.
&c sont DIES diplomates d'elite;
en- trouve rarement parmi les am.
bassadeurs.
ST un homme ainsi fat s'6talt
introdult tout d coup dams le to2-
doir de Ia marquise, peut 6tre au.
rait-il reconnu que M. lie vicomte
Henri de V1lliers n'etait pas lie
mojns emu de rassembl6e.
George glissa vers lui I'm regard
3 la d6rob6e. Georges Leslie await
precis6ment de ces yeux qui des-
cendent au plus profond du occur.
Un SQUIRE amer passa sur ses l6-
vres.
Ce fut lui qui romp1t lie silence.
-Je re m~'attendals pas, dit-il,
q ce triste surcro1t d'int6ret que
les circumstances ajoutent a mon
recit. Isl loin du pays Oh il ma
6te dome de conna1tre Albert de
Rosen ct l'ange gail nommalt So
fanc6o. Pour peu que Made
molselle de Boistrudan le desire,je
ne poursuivrai pas.
cAu contraire, dit Helene dune
voix breve ct entrecoupee, je veux
....je desire savoir 90. tout sa.
voir!
Mon Dieu! ajouta la marquise
plue facile 3 Sc consider, q Get age.
Is la nature a tant de ressources!.
La pauvre enfant est peut- etre re-
table q l'heure quill est. 90. Cont.
nuez, monsieur Leslie, ces danes
vous ecoutent.
Georges reprit, SAILS s'adresser
psrticull6rement q Helene, bien
qu'elle cut la conscience quill par
lait surtout pour ellie:
Cette famille Talbot etait richie,
N. G.. III. Talbot, pere de Miss Ell
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entries ses mains lie serment d'ob3-
issance.
Bolton seul, au lieu de jurer, lui
frappa rudement dams la main ct
dit:
-Je veux voir 81 lie sang du Ia
veur lie terre est aussi rouge que
lie mien.
La loi DIES Couteaux dor ne per-
met pas de refuser lie duel. Bolton
monta sur une DIES roches umelles
don't M. le vicomte vous a pa1l6;
Rosen sc plaza sur l'autre. Bolton
fit la culbute ct tout tut dit. LIE
comte Albert 6talt mayor des Col
en.daggers.
SOUS son mayorat, les pauvres
chasseurs dor de la PLANE current
la paix GU a peu pres. II n'eut pas
l'id6e folle de civilis7r ses sauva-
ges soldats, mails il leur apprit a
tirer For du Torrente-Santo ct en-
ploya ]eur humeur batailleuse 4
raisonner les Mexlcains.
Ceux-ci iur4rent sa p~erte....
Vers ce temps, s'interrompit lei
Georges Leslie, il me fut dome
d'approcher lie comte Albert. Je
crois a,oir connu ses plus secretes
peus6es. Je ne sails &c quill cut
fat, place dams une moins excen-
trlque; mails Je puts lui bonner CO
t6moienage quill await uu valiant
occur ct une saline intelligence.
--Rien que celia! s'6cria la mar
quise; mails je trouve, moi, que &C.
talt un heros, tout uniment....
QUEEN dites-vous, mesdames?''
LIE comte de Rosen fut declare
h6ros par la majorite DIES vicomtes'
ses.
Henri de Vil!iers SQUIRT a sa fu-
ture belle-m6re ct r6peta:
Un h6ros, ma cousine, un h6ros
v6ritabIe!'
Georges Leslie, en- prenant un
temps de repos, chercha lie regard
d'H6l4ne. Celle-ci await attire la
main de la marquise jusqu'a ses
lAvres ct la baisait dun air pen
sif.
Albert de Rosen psrdit IL vue
reprit Georges Leslie, lie jour Oh
M. lie vicomte lie rencontra, prison
nier des Mexicains."
Helene lacha la main de SO mere
ct ouvrit tout grands Sos yeux at
trist6s.
-Aveugle! ....murmura-t-elle
LIE comte Albert est aveugle!
r6p6ta- ton de tou:es parts.
--Quand nj. de Villiers lie Wit
couch6 s r IN brancard, r6pllqua
Leslie, lie vent dune bal
lie venait, de lui ravir la lumiere.
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Dams lie boudoir de Nine la mar
quise, il ny cut peut-etre que lie
vicomte Henri de V1lliers qul ne
prouva point une sensation p6ni-
BILE aux dernieres paroles pronor-
Gees par Georges Leslie. On s'inte-
ressait q Get Albert de Rosen. C6-
TAFT bien Ia un de ces fous hero1,
ques don't le monde raffoie.
Nous sommes obliges d'avouer
que M. lie vicomte 6tait rel6gue
d6sormais au second plan.
Qu'6talent ses petites aventures
de tourlstes sceptique ct curieux
auprAs de ce r6cit nouveau Oh il y
await des combats de Titan ct de la
passion? d
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qui s'appelalt dona Carmel.
LIE pauvre Albert de Rosen ne
put jamais la voir, mails ellie await
une voix qui descendant au fond
du occur, ct lie comte Albert savalt
qu'elle 6talt belle CONNIE un ange.
"a continuer) -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
GHlpCH 0eZ1E luNzAnNT MNMHN1Sz12W
s58seee-zs 55&sEsa9@@

wishes It, b,il The future first lady OF the land
has lol time past had pew No "a in this
church, Il pew thai is we'll forward IN the church
and in almost desirable Il location the pfesi
DENTAL pew ii she prefers 10 retain il Mrs. TAFT
adheres risiGy 10 everything ordained By her
church. There will be LITTLE. social :.aye,y y, t,,
White House during Lent while tho 'atts are IN
possession and Mrs TAFT has sicadfaslls held
against he fad for Sunday entertainments which
has grown rapidly in recent wears in cosino
poan capital.
Miss Helen Taft, like Miss Ethel Roosevelt has
followed i'm the footsteps OF her mother in rslig
.ols incnaiDns
81 Johns church. whore Mrs Taft and her
daughter will Worship, is bull, i'm The form of q,
Latin cross with a portco supported bs massive
columns. The exterior has Il pebble finish and
portions of the church weIl-ngh covered with
ivy The original building was erected in 1916.
and there are few churches i'm this country that
convey such impression of great age This
church is little than "a square from The
White House, and the presidents church is also
within easy walking distance
The new vicepresident and Mis- Sherman arr.
members of the Church OF the Covenant ihc
PRESBYTERIAN denomination. This ediiice which is
unique and imposing aichitectnrally is located on
Connecticut avenue. one of the Fashionable bollr-
wards of the capital Directly opposite is the resi-
dcnce Of Senator Depew. and diagonallv across
the street are the British and Austroflnngarian
embassies. benjamin Harrison worshiped in the
Church OF the Covenant during his term OF office
president and James g. Blaine and The lac
Secretary Hay We're pewhoders. Miss Helen Hay
vas married In This church. and ii has been the
scene of MANY notable services
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11


insfinctivey the interest manifested in the church
homes OF The leaders OF new administration is
second only tn the interes, in the personalities of
the ncw leaders themselves
lliere number of churches al the national
capital that have al one time or another enjoyed The
distinction OF being the Presidents Church. hui
with hs Inauguration of President Taft this honor
will descend 10 editice that has never heretofore
attained such prominence All Souls Unitarian
church will be the new presidents Church.. dis
placing the Dutch Reformed church which has
served III similar capacity during the Roosevelt re-
CINE. While the present All Souls takes rank
as Presidents church for the first time the pred
ecessor OF the present cdifice the home of this
congregation had early title to the honor. for one
OF the founders of this historic Washington church
was John Quincy Adams.
William IA. Taft has been a pewhodtr AT All
Souls he only Unitarian church the capital
ever since taking up his residence at Washington 1t
may be remembered that during the campaign ii
was asserted that MIR. Taft atheist. but the
charge was, of course. totally ,nfounded The pres
heielec' is of Unitarian family. his father and
mother both being Unitarians. his grandmother hay
my Joined the Unitarian movement with the famous
~ Charming William H. Taft. like his father be
iofe nm. was a member of the Unitarian church Of
eincnnati After entering official life in Washing
ION he took pew in the church that is henceforlh
10 be known the Presidents Church.
However, might be expected of Unitarian.
fresient-elect Taft is broad-minded in his religious
views. The Taft family like the Roosevels. is di-
vded in religious views but Nh Taft is not SO ag-
stesslvels loyal TO his own denomination but what
ne frequently goes with Mrs Taft TO the Episcopal
church, uf which she. following in the footsteps OF
hei family is member. When the Tafts spent the
summers at Murray Bay Canada practice that
continued for l6 years-Mr. Taft took particular
interest IN the union chapel OF the Presbyterian
ana Episcopal churches. which he wont to at
'ehd every Sunday during the vacation period. and
''w that he has chosen playground-liot
Strings Va, he has become a regular attendant
AZ 81 lnkes Episcopal church. diminntive place
@ worship at this mountain retreat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
HE ALMOST REMEMBERED ~.
Boy at Least Had Combination Some.
where Near Rlaht

Donald had returned from a yisi,
10 the conuf1N and was fun OF rem
lnisvenc,s OF persons AND things tina,
had interested him a met boy
mamma he said. that had the queer
rs' name ever heard He said his
folks found il in the Old r.stamcnt
IL was 1t was let me see yes. ii
Mas Father William. OF William IA
thHr. I've forgotten just nov which
Rlil il WAS one OF the other
hut pouald said his mother
tlesc is; no such name us Father vii
liam or MILAN Father in thr old
llcstamrnt
Are Noi sure. mammal"
Il certainly am dear | have read
1t through several times William Is a
comparatively modern name II isn't
anywhere IN The Bible
Well but OH | remember now -
exclaimed Donald III Was Bildud.
Youths Companion
Nhtat, Aao e,x-x. 1850
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
That Awful Gift of Imagination

Of the deyil's) il must bring some
good, and perhaps The good IS me
capacity for sympathy with black
guards. publicans aud sinners TG
see into the inner life Of these. TO
know their disease. not from books.
but from inward and scientific anato-
my imagination may help man If
il does thai for ne shall non regret
it: though II is. selfishly speaking. The
most hnmiliating and tornentiny ~
all talents Charles Kingsley.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
Berlin "or Clio. Snow

!, my KIND of an exhibition SO long as
!. u'aws in the shekels. Berlin is hav-
- one now that mighth really come
,a' 1877 ne category of oil clio II being
w. more nor less than the dis
p p al an art salon of the crown
m.hcess wedding dress. and the
Nv as'iy elaborate and beautiful one of
H. rfincess August, who has also
m,n all her bridal jewels and laces.
M another exhibit, and. perhaps.
n,. eAlef attraction. is the famous
- necklace. worth $4,000. OF the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
A Diplomatic Clerk.

Ii YOU wish 10 pray against bur
den of temptation pray against hat
awful eff for it IS purely inselun-
taly gittl OF Imagination which alter
narely fatters and iorments its pos
SCISSOR fiatters him by making him
fancy that ne possesses the virtues
which he can imagine in others: tor
ments him. because il makes him feel
in himself capacity for every imag
Unable form Of vice Yet if it be a
gift OF Gods (and it cannot be gift
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
STILL HAVE ROOM in TEXAS

would still remain room for another
Delaware and the District OF Columbia
II Massachusetts. Vermont, New
Hampshire or New Jersey were placed
within 1000. O0O-acre zone there
would be space for Il promenade all
round the border.
Texas has an area OF more than 1885,
900 square miles. The German empire
in Europe includes o0s.s30 square
miles.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11

every time apply for accommodations
Al his hotel the house is full
III Is a BIZ singular, agreed the
clerk, edsins as far away from The
register as possible. bui We trust thar
you VIII continue 10 lei us have ne
refusal of Your patronage
II he has amy particularly young and
sood-lookins aunfies YOU ni2ht tHrn
yourself into jack-in-the boy for his
edificatiohs YOU viii thereby add much
to the joyousness Of The yonng la
dies when they rccite the incident to
hilarious friends
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. they cannot reach the d.
t;,scd portion of the There " only way u
rnf,. aiess and that ~ BY constitutional ren~di~s
Deafness Is caused by innAmed condition uf ths
mucous lining Of thu iust4GhiAn Tube When TIT
tl,," lnrAined you have ruinblihx sound or I'm.
Ia'rfr,t hearing aud when II " entirely closed. Deaf
irss Is Tn. result and unless the Inflammation u
taken out aud this tube Restored t0 s c0ndk
tion. hearing VIII ,e destroyed forever niue casu
on u ten caused by tktxrrf. which nothing
hui an Unframed condition VI the surfaces
W. VIII eis. One iiundred Dollars for Any d
llrafnass ua,sed by catArriD that cannot bc cured
y HANS tAtarrh Cure, send for circulars. free
r. }. CHENEY d co. Tolrsio. q
sold b, Druggists. .5r
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11

Countess Alix Wartensleban. which
was stolen by malicious maid and
found months afterward in he leads
of her window sill. These pearls,
considered the finest in the world.
We're unframed by their exposure to
storm and rain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
Citizens Can Make No Complaint Of
Overcrowdinu.

The Texas ranch of 100000 acres
Nliich Is reported to be engaging the
interpolation of James j. Hill and as
'o'lales Will comprise about one-twen-
s-s'A'h OF the land in the Lone Star
s,a's. But within that ranch could be
Iaced entire the states OF Connecticut
Nhode Island and Delaware, and there
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11

Joseph Gala, aged &C. an Italian OF
Mc4Alester. Okla. has just finished q
house he began building without help
IL years ego II is all cement, even
the tioocS. He is a bachelor and
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
0Io ~ JOINS CHURCH At NMJHyW6zoM


VERY large proportion of the
people of the country take the
keenest interest in the religious
views and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tions of the chief magistrate of
the republic and his family. and
this interest extends in only
q Slightly lesser degree to the
church connections of the vice
president and his household.
Practically all OF the nations
rulers. from the days of George
Washington to the present
time have been clmrchsoers
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11

OF Doan kidney pms and began us
Ing them One hon made ne stronger
and fiecr from pain ! kept On using
thcm aud in three months was able 10
gel out ON clutches and the kidnevs
were ac'ins better improved rap
idly. discarded the crutchcs and to
the wonder Of ny friends was soon
completely cured
Sold by all dealers 30 cents n box
Foster Milhun 90 Buffalo. y v
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
se HANS Family Pills for constipation
A Black Eye for Home.

61ack eye yoT Home.
II Is a coming fashion to hire hall
TO entertain your friends, 10 give din
ner parties in a hotel. to be married
IN a church. 10 be taken TO hospital
when sou are sick and to AN under
takers as soon as you die. and left
there until the funeral The tendency
rs 10 conduct all public occasions
away from home The home is get
Ting black eye-Atchison (KAn)
Globe.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11

Tho population of Texas is about 81
100000. Gernany's last census pre-
senled a total of more than Go.o0o00o.
Yet the empire has some room left at
home for evanston
BY squeezing Mr. Hill a rifle as to
his ranch, he aooooooo people of the
United States could still make them
selves Al home in Texas. each with al
most a two-acre plot y y World
A Diplomatic Clerk.
III is quite a coincidence. observed
the celebrated pngilisl. coldly that
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
ONE KIDNEY GONE
But Cured After Doctors SAID There
Was No Hope.

SylvannS Q Nerrill Milford. Me-.
says Five Years ago bad injury
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
His Pleasant vi.i,

kie pie,s,nt vie;t
Whv are you whipping that child
y" ..,l,a !, . :. c,, -.
was nsiaporlns boy OF ten
INA, none Oh your business re-
p'''" ~ lehman, ''.s'u's' nave
ter's child. who is here for his pleas
ure."
Removing Blot.
Mister" inquired the tramp would
iify your town..
,.ptb..,.. 49,. id..s.
fef a dollar I'M move on 70 90
neA' y"
FOR l.ea wsat, wsary. VIII Eyes.
Law Marlne '. smart art soa ' Ike
Pain Try Murine Tor Your Egg.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
Not Included.

After the dry goods salesman had
completed his business with Cyrus
Craig. Centerville's storckeeper he
asked what was going on in the town.
Had any entertainments this winter -
ne inquired
No said MIR. Craig not one. sa-
lone Howe's pupils have given two
concerts, piano and organ. and tho
principal of the 'cadcmy has lecturcd
twice. once on Our National Forests
and once on Stones AS I Know Them:
but as far as entertainments are con-
cerned Centeryill. hasn't got round to
en- yet - Youths Companion
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1909-02-11
CHILD HAD SIXTY so,Ls,
And Suffered Annually with Red
ScaId-Like Humor on Her Head.
Troubles Cured by cuticura.

when my little Vivian was about
six months old her head broke out In
boils. She had about sixty In all and
l used Cuticura Soap and CMlicura
Ointment which cured her entirely.
Some time later humor broke on, be.
hind her ears and spread up on to
her head until IL was nearly half GOV.
cred. The humor looked like il scald,
very red with a sticky. clear fluid com.
ing from 1t. This occurred every
spring. ! always used Cuticura Soap
and Ointment which never failed To
heal il up The last time il broke
ont il became so bad that was dis.
couraged. But I continued the use OF
Cntcnra Soap. Ointment and Resol.
vent until she was we'll and has never
been troubled i'm the last two years.
Mrs NJ. A. Schwcrin. GA Spring Wells
Ave, Detroit Mich. Feb. a. 1908. =
Potter I'rug Il Chem. Corp. Sole Props. BOSTON,