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CURED ITCHING
PAINFUL HUMOR
Which had Spread Over Face, Body
and Arms SwelIrgs were as
Large as Dollar When they
Broke, Sores would Not Heal
Suffered 3 Years.
MADE SOUND AND WELL
BY 3 SETS OF CUTlCURA

hiy trouble bpgen about fhfee yeara
ago With little hlack swellinRs atattend
oyer my face and 4efk lsry weHia
disappear but they would leave little
black scars that wagid Itch at TIMES So
lunldnt keep from scratching them
Larger swelIngs w0uld appear ~ the
sdnie place and they were "a painful /
could hardly bear L and my clothes
would stick 10 the sores. The first
doctor ! went 10 said ihe disease wns
6crofna, but Che trouble only got worse
and spread. BY tllis time q vas an avef
my artas and the eppeF part 0l my
body Ia big sWellinga a. large a. q dollar
! wae 20 painful that | could not bear
% tie on NY back % night. Tho second
deeiuF pronounced Fny disease lnfam.
matipn of the lynphalic glands Ha
slorped the sweiiiiies, bul when they
would bfrhk the plafcs would not neal
~ tried everything that ha could but
u na eject. ic said / might he cured
hut + would take q teng time. ] bought
set 81 lhr futlcura Remedies and used
them according 20 directions and ID ls,ss
than q week Aotnn II the places we're
nearly sell continued with the culi-
flifa Remedies until had used thlee
sfla and nuw am sound and we'll
Ifie uiataee lasted three years from the
llnH i comwfhccd until was dured.
beHofh Christmas something broke cut
on my eevFn year Hld brutherH hands
~ tire form Il large sores ! tried every,
thias could think Of Init tn 10 effect
uuuI ! happened is think df Crtieufa
ard enc application cured him Also.
not lang Aee. my sister got 4 bad burn
on her ankle. I haen been using tuti-
cure on that and L gave her scarcely
hny tluuhle. 0 II Wilson, pnrYFar.
Tenn. Feb, s. Ga0s.r
Warm baths with tntlt1ita Soap. gen
tle anenllng with Giitlclfu Oinimenl
and tnlld dases N Eullcufa Eilh afford
immediate relief AMI fionl Is speedy
cure ef tonurlne. disle0rlne hnmufs
ot the Skin scalp amt blood ~ lnfants.
childNpn afid adlliA Hhcn al ulse fails.
caiIfnla easa l1aet Is lsn. ihs SKIN cdieufa
uMt#eHl [tNt 80 NfHl IW hkln sind llfi4afa
Nt#Ix4Ht iaAz lHt l tAz IaliQ III fIlanalf l.ssfed
ElIH af| llNf fAt ui liIt 1t fNilit the uuH 4Iad
tHf4aNHHNi the HAftN HHIitt NfAs fltslf fH3a.
HAfH #FqN HsIff A14zs -
asl''a ~ fV||sa'a nppA q aa pIesse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
LIFE OF PIMDLt
complcxicng Are Cleared and pimples
n'sappsas Overnight Without Trou-


complexicnf Are Cleared and pimnleu
nisappeas Overnight Without Trou.
bic
The dlspeusors o. slam. new
skin discovery. aAk that notice bl.
given that no one Is urged Is pur.
chase i0 wlthotg nfst dhlainihg an
Experimental paekast 'rhoso who
1eee 'rlei = will ilRl that TIA ffty-
cent box on sale al y q. Lilies. the
Poaloihce PharmAcg Wallaccs, Boo s.
and All drug stores is sufficient 10
cure the worst casrs Of eczema.
whore The surface affected Is NOT tee
large Tho lichlng ceases on lirs9
applieaiion Is VIII also cuie acne.
letter, hloichos scaly scalp, hives.
barbers and every other form Of
Itch including itching feet Being
las.tcolorad and coniaiAlug 20 grease
ne pieeeuce oi poison ON exposed
cnrIaces such as the face and hands.
IS moi pcrcepilble Water ana soap
cannot be used IN connection With
lt as ihese lfriiate and nrolons skin
troubles. somclimes even causing
thee
AS 70 t'3e experimental package Of
poslam 4 can be bad free OF ehalgt
ey mail Of the Emergency Labora.
lcrles- a9 West Tweniy.nill street
New York u alone Is sufficient to
eleaf ihc complexion overnight and
y ria The face Of plmpIes in iwonty.
four hours
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An iowa msn tells Of an amusing in-
cldent IN connection with an expose
tlon held n that State, whereat one
II the attractions was the lndlun De-
partment. where The red men dwelt
ia their tcpeea and mlnIcked thrsr own
history IN dances and moeksaeais
After one Of these exhibitions hT the
Inalans, q nostea girl undertook 70
talk II 4 yohng lndian bFave ep
much hxht she aaia
The Ted mar amlled esimlg drew
als blanket rlcsof about lis slalwa1 4
form. ana replied
'xes: iris i indeed gfeat Nxspsl
lioa. we flaller ourselves iAat OH
ncftion 81 tie entertainment y = no
Means lhe laast attractive heee say
pveAHne se ARK VITO n Il ltat AeFA
lhe hfacr 70 aadfsss
ne Rnsien slrI lad leea sala'HE y
8IlsAlA slalNssN liansss
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their relation 70 the IroQuois and 9th
er branches Of the Five nations Of
the northeast and quoted literally
from plutarea He showed CLOSE
analogy between tt Greak aud Cher
okee lsrgnages tn offered this as
argument that the Cheyokees we're
deachnaed from lhe ancient Greeks
lip rrocoece uns he well known
plloloslCal hypothesis thai where the
languages Of peoples widely separat-
Ell from geagraphlcaI aiandpolng'
are similar IN construction End word
forms those peoples were either an.
c'antlv reIssaa haa been closely
atsoelaad He also cited ancient
pftnes le sApw that cerlala Gfesks
fe Ssallea away ii certain sesauns
cf Sc year ahi that everything now
nolnls lo Ihe conclusion tliat they
Ne to America lIc oAeved COM
a'des1lle other esllance tending tp
pfeve SIS theory Particularly inter,
asiin4 ana amusing were those por'
Items 8l TIE lecture whore ne senA'
tor dr9psal luin the Chsfuliee dia
e-l # which be i 4 thorough mas
iei.
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Sleeves 70 match the chemiseile are
much used and Il lhlnner lighter
klouse vert wanted this one could
fe treated IN n way or the entire
blouse could ba nude from ligai
paighi elk sneh sa messallne, ln
elor te match che skirt with the
Bands oi The sklrilng material
or ihe medium sl2e eill BE- required
Tor me Blouse g.t yarls 81 mater.
ial "a 2 yards So, l.2 garis a inch.
Is wideu lih yard ior lha bands
n6 rs yarG ia inches vile FOR Che
ehmeisetle. for the skirt 4 yards
a. s yards a2 0f Z rs Yards n inch.
IS vide a May Maulnn pattern OF
The blouse, No 6207 sizes a2 % 90
inches hust Or nt lhe skirt No 62di
slzes - to s2 inches waist will b.
mailed 10 any address By the Fash.
Jon Department Of this paper on re1
celp 81 iea eaats isr eech. lif IN
hasle send an additional I've cent
stamp F0f letter poalage which n
a1res prompt delivery
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SENATOR LANDRUM
DELIGHTS WITH LECTURE

A geoa crowd heard Senator r N.
l.andrum n his lecture last night at
the Christian church Rev Nobliitl
nsslor q DE church spoke briefly
ii presenting iudgc Henry II Fur
man. chief jusllcp 81 INC criminal
court 81 appeals judge Furmsn fol-
lowed IN happy and almorous
aptecH n which pq IplrQdaaed thf
n6akgf % lhe egeplne
sonktuf Laudflm an ke al FnslH
ii the prou history d the Cher1s
kees ol certain of their legends their
enxefnmenl. eaucalloa. scinel and
eenerel nfpgreeH
Senator Landrum adYeneee q ihes
ofQ thai IL somewhat new as tr The
oflgln III The red lnen ari pRriif1s
larIy of the CheroEsea he traced
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BALK|N
TANGLE:
BAD
To POWERS

London, Mch. 1.-The powers are
not finding the solution Of lha Balkan
difficulty as easy rs they anticipated
weeF agl ID Is true ,Aat tho ne
sotiallons looking 70 settlement
aayc advanced III some directions and
that The optimistic belief thar war
noAi be avcfled shicn the British
government has held throughout. mas
now reached thc other capitals, bu,
definite plan to feliese the Ausifo.
sorvmn tension has not vet been
agreed ilp0l.
The foreign Office states saat it is
erroneous 10 say that Russia mas con
sented 70 the proposal tnsi Servla
ghoul, Ne approached by the powers.
What Russia. in common with Great
Britain. has agreed to Is that an et'
tort should be made TO have seryia
state explicitly what are hes cains
il tbs way o. compensation
SUGGESTION os Terms
France has proposed that These
claims shall not mclgde any lefts.
orial compensation. that they he
noderals IN nature aud coupled with
iae announcement that preparations
"a being made 10 disarm
bcfere the claims are presented
Many however The powers aesirc 10
now what Ausiiia-hungary IS willing
60 concede, and Il has been suggested
,.in lias ena in iew, lnai vienna
should BE- indirectly approached, The
ioa o. making direct represents
ions to the Austro,ilungatan GOV.
fnmpnt having been dropped earig
q tic negotiations
France and Great Britain are mak-
ag pafilcnlary urgent edorts to
maintain pcaee Paul Cainfon. the
French ambassador to Great Britain,
nd sir Edward Grey the British for
Rn seclptars, have been ii confer.
nee daily. They realize Russa's dlf.
cult position. arising ont Of the let
lands Of her Slay subjects, thHt Ser.
Ia shall ts separSied aud they are
udcaVorng 70 reach solution which
iilln uo way compromise hc third
enihef Di The triple entente.
rhreas BY Won Euelow
Paris. Feb, 27~The Mathis Berlin
correspondent says that Prince Nou
Auelow, 30 speaking a. conference
Il the parties Of the bloc which afe
eonsisering financial reiorms deeiaI
"A that despite the optimism pre-
yalllng regarding the Balkans, he.
considered the situation grave and
Asaie. or the attitude Of Russia
he lmpeaial chancellor ia quoted O.
ayihg
"Tha Balkan question is Ike 8 bar
fal Of sunpowder near which 3
Iehtea torch The ieast spark VII
et Il cH We ave fegdg ani ln the
nlesa1faiens lhpt we msIe % Rus
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Piles Quickly
Cured at Home


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flles n fearful disease. btt easy
y cure \ sou 50 II Il right.
Al operstion with the knife Is dan.
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cxsatg
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Y ha cured painless, safe ana III the
pllVaey ~ YOUR own home~-il Is pyr.
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4 nlll 9lNn you instant relief. show
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Then YOU een get fnll sized box
from any afusalal ior 80 cents and
often une box cures
Inslks aa hayiag what sou eull fef
Il lEe dFuaslsl tries 80 ell YOU
something lHal as good, II Is beenuFp
NJ MAXIM more money IN ihe sub'
ftillis6
ThH cure hegiua 81 unee and con
llnaes rapidly pntlI IL v complete aud
pefnHneh
Y0ll caH 50 rlghfaAe Aea Nlles Aqs'f
w9Yk and be easy ana apiafdtIR5N
VT ghe Time
Il IA well worth ifylna.
1NK aeng Npuf uane and address
70 Pyramid rrug Coz g Pyramid
i.ulldIus MsIshail Alch and receive
iyno ~ retain mal The trial pack
afs |H nlHin wrapper
IHNsanEz hare haen eafea II this
nhaK palhIeAA and inexpensive, way,
M Eha mlAe{ 81 lhe heme
"a knlle ana Is torture
Il doctor aud US bills
All NtNselsls aa cents Nflie loaay
ftf s |lse pae|'akls.
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STA We did not Disguise the Aci that
~ case OF conflict breaking out
bet3een Austria and Seryia, u which
Russia supported by arms the latter
ounir, we Immediately would place
ufselves beside Austria ami attack
Russia
The correspondent sHys the chan.
yellor eoaeltded hy urging vote Of
ssot 5000 IN taxes ani asked the
4oniereps nor 10 complicate he cy,
terrier situation hy prolongins tho In
iernal crisis
eerllt Issue Denial
Berlin. Feb III Official denial was
lyen here t.day TO tie statement
puhlished thls morning IN the Paris
ilatIn from The papers Berlin cor
espon3ent thar Chancellor yon Bue-
low hsd told the party leaders yes
iorday that IN case Of conflict be-
tween Ausula.tiungars and seryia IN
which Russia supported the latter
country by arms Germany Immediate.
IL wouii place herself on The Side
30 Astrlg.Hungary and attack Rus.
luasmucb as Russia HAS agreed 10
participate IN joint note iu Rel
gadc. Il a believed al the foreign
fice that SerYif viii see that she Is
completely Isolated and without any
prospect 81 foreign assistance should
she 80 70 war
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Russell ls PLEASED Vvllh I-s0IslasIsnl

Russell ls PLEASED Win LeuIslaslen
s. nuunlas Russell. editor 0f lht
WeAern Age the onlg anii.Repuhllean
5Segio newspaper published 10 tie
stale. was IN the city t04ay from hNte
sion lie Il WIS who Addressed a
slfong appeal 10 tho Democratic mem.
befs oi the legislature ID hehall #
SIS aee4 asking that no nnfriendly
Legislation be had. tending 20 the
ahrlhqine the civil and pnlllleal rlgaia
Vhkt ara n0w exercised bg them IT
saws that he IS wen ple3sed at lhs
confederation that the majority mem.
beers ha1e alNeH hls appeal. and ieeis
e8nndeu that much good has been
onr be ufealne a better understand.
inR batwHen lhe races n this state
Mf Huafell Is here In the interest
ef tho pfopc3ed Institute fof the deHt
eaimb blind and orphan home I0r The
lroi8fg1 rare T. be located Il 1afi.
Cha Ifsi states lhal there Hae iie~
slz on eight cal0red deaf aud dumb
hlldfen IN the school d sulphur With
fke whites ara that he Ias The nltiee
- aeslsaau ri waiaz oih4fH 81 hia
fa&@ via 4aHlH be# ii Hn inatilugl 1
NJ that eha4atles When TIE proposed
shstltute Is founded he conieuas tha
s sAoHid be practical bee hive oi
the primary indnstieH and ii SOME
dhefee msde selfsHpportiag Inst
saie Whefe lhe unfortunate colpfail
uNlhs ehaull BE- taught to become
selfspbHarilna ana fellfsllans
Mr Russell hag kstua this subject
great sh0anas Hans ghe WAS 81 talks
|aa lhe kHhiocg IT lhls proposed hlena
sl slsemosynafk Institute. 10 hfnlf
hellaFee 10 liie practical Side a IL
aedlh aeiNg il eh 6 unfit ~ race
= ihIa Hlsle
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ooccooc O . o 9 COO @ Q {,
, At THE THEATRE @
: : . . . Q ouofo Q occo .


Millionaire rrampH Pleased
= Millionaire 4ramp seea al ths
raoBs iasl night gllke cid Nlns
ams io improve with age and sue
ssslpe uaans seem only 10 have
increased the popularity Of this lh9
ast successful of Elmer WALTERS
SO productions. Unlike most Ct lhe
.famp9 shows, "a Millionaire
ramp has Wallconcelgcd c1acr
eal ana entirely logical plot and Is
levoid Of glarlng exaggefatlon and az
suralies which make other pfadue
tona If shortiged duration I'll addi
ZEN the piece IS excellenilg csst VIII
ake Wolfe ih the part Of the tramp
which ha Is given smooth an
zen support throughout bf L0renzs
!naser. Howard Melville J. .c wright
aqfg Melville. Fred armstrong VI
II Thompson r $. Aeusch Miss
hresaa Belmont and Miss elsa Alnet
sa artistic dance speciality by j g
Wright IL strong feature Of the per
,afmauce. The stage ee.tings sfe vers
aad especially the church scene 4
he second act
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lAlLY FASHION TlLKs
Bv MAY MANTON
A GRACEFUL GOWN
FOR EARLY SPRING.

A GRACEFUL GOWN
FOR EARLY SPRING.
The sprlRe setson VIII see Il great
many eowns Of enc material both
wiia ana without coGls 10 match.
This one Is extremely graceful and
attractive end with the srggastloh
III the continuous Hines whlie skirt
nd blouse are quite sapaiale- IN
his case the entire gown Is made
ii henrietta cloth and The bands are
81 ssiin while the caemlsette ~.
lions are Of tucked net chiffon yam
ama cloth. bruadciolh uf indeed ant
nillns woul be Ggpfonriai I me
cont we're made TO match, whilc 10Y
the gown Without wrap sny aeason'
able material iha Is adapted e the
simple style cim b. utilized. aud IS
tie aklfi ean be made ciihee in
walking or round length II Is adapted
10 the mere dressy occasiona Of IN
door wear as well as 70 the street.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02
PREDICTED
ILLINOIS
DARRH0RSE
SENATOR

Chicago. I'll. Nch 2.-1he foes Of
EOnuiof Hopkins expect 10 take rs
lhR start AZ The end of inauguration
uptk ana 10 plunge without delay inio
TIE task Of getting together on a dark
hpise candidate for sho toga M1cn
S,A has been sci is ihe date Of an III.
formal conferenco between she y0unf
bioods among the antis The con.
ference viii Do held IN Chicago and
the plan Is 10 follow It up with 4 SEES.
s|on at Springfield on Marcn 9th-lne
d1y before she next real IplDl ballet
is taken ai which the southern lie
publlcans "a the Hopkins camp VIII BE-
lnsitea % be present and 20 display
lhelg Intentions
The soulherncrs pledged themselves
several weeks agD ~ ea5t thcif voies
fuf Congressman William RodenburR
81 East 81 Louis. when the time for
hreak comes and although as yet
aUhn ~ FiAnnlgpn ls NE only 0ne Of
their Number 70 h0lt Hopkins. the fe
mainder are supposed 20 me sticking
10 their original intentions
TAX Lowden and sherman.
Al the conference the progressive
anlis and the Hopkins Egypiians
are 10 Ease up ihe question of ag ce
lns on q candidate 20 be given laelr
solid support Congressman Frank
y iSuWdens name will be presented
and sp viii ihe name Of L9wrence y,
sherman
is0wdens fglende assert that be has
SIXTY votes ready 10 be plucked s4
soon al ne becomes an aetive caHdl
date, while shpYmAhs supporters say
lNc Former lieutenant governor HIS al
least fqrlyfve taat could be gecureH
me moment be is troit3d forth a. Il
usuk horse
As soon as the Younger sci among
lAc eanisa' has decided upon a lentA
Tive dark horse ciiofls VIM be ma0o a
hring together an Tire facli6ns smonf
tho linpkins opposition Tie Lorlmer
SAnlilo4 men win meet with the 9th
w antls with 4 viSw Of picking I
candidaic acceptable 10 uli.
Fha leedefs pfedlctod Yesterday
snaA Vesween Mafen end March n
. iafk horse viii have been plcae,
/ upon whom al tha anlls can unllo
Hlvas FactIena Confident.
The Hopkins men reilerate then
declarations thai they nave eauugl
lasl allchefa Ia fheig ranp 10 ae
fett slie election 81 anyone else than
tha AURORA senator and stlll nsisi
that Ihey Wll bowl over she aarl
horses as tass An lhe3 ale sci up. 1h,
7Anila sliek g lAelr theory that wnsr
tnee March Ith haa passed and Hop
tlns term 81 office haa expired d,
~lll 70 longer be able go keep nll
present force eodlesoea
4ha Hopkins men are placing gfea
ialih - ne possibilities lufklae n
in4usprallon Neeh caueNses VIII b,
hcd g Washington ihis eeek lhel
lNalat heiNeen be slate leaders tn,
lllfea congressional delegation an.
perhaps d 9eHfeseHiatlYe OF Two Of th,
ncxt national administration Az thes,
cuaeHses, ihoy declare the Illinois
senatorial conlgst Wlll be settled rhl.
brings smiles fruA the state leadera
thep point ont thai the party chlei.
wfouehl their utmost With tht assam
by early in fhe seaslon. ana weee an
nhlo to nnl H0plglna ,ar0ugh
TIE LONGER ihe deadlock progresse
ihe more Indifferent the Legislator.
Afe becoming e Tho loga contest. TN,
one Joint ballot taken esch Ieesla
I'VE DAY g Ct The most perfuaal0r
Tyne
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PLAYS Of the south.

Fiays ui the South p0asesa an in.
eiInahie charm and espeoliily iht
two founded on the popular novels oi
gomas Dixon, it,. The frailaf aad
The CiaHHInen Cine reason + THAI
Is south Is ire native home OF rg
Iauce, and d charming loye story II
iys pn seBses d potent appeal to lhe
heaireeoef u would take columns e
aaulre luso the many ether eau eS Of
he remarkable popularity 81 plays ui
his type bat the laet remains lhas
such plays are what the public de
mands The success & The Traitor
Is even more remarkahle than Innl o.
The Clansman FOR success + often
hard to duplicate. This now play bf
chunring Pollock ana Thoma BsAsn|
IT,. Is maniiestly q great dFama on
would not have achieved such fesulis
Those who have endowed rTha Clan
man and their name Is legion win be
delighted to learn that The dramatic
sequel OF that muohAalked of play vii
be The attraction Al The Brooks nezl
Tuesday evening. Maseli p
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-02

Buster Brown Is coming The date
fixed foF two nights and a matinee
At The Brooks beginning SATURDAY
matinee Saturday and SUNDAY piehla
The ANIMAL eihEt OF gAaslef ihlal
ways looked forward 70 With hapnl
eSpecianny by lse children Who have
seen him and the later crop Of youne
sters who haven't and ihe ehfldrerA
ldel never dlsanpoInls Il l. indeed
Worth while 10 watch the faces Of the
litile ones. IN witnessing the enoria
o. Euslef and hts talented companions
Mary Jane A great numbefol tAe
lsIest musical his IRE sung Guriua
The action of the nlaN aud mo suppuf
ns company Is The atI1hGoHl ihuf haz
eFnf enpeafh din the pIeee & viii
be Nqll 70 aeesira aeala II allfanfe q
here 4 always d srnal crow Nl'e
ihls attraction IS zoe aIlefla
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Group positively stopped IN 20 min
utef. With nf Shoopx Group Rene
AZ. Cine test atone VIII surely prove
this truth. No yonItnk no distress,
a safe nnd pleasing syrup-sQc Soil
by WaIlace'a Drug Sto
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TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH


MIA two nnntes Of 6iyccrlhe Win
hal ipunce Of vlrein Oh Of Pine com
pound pure and a half pint Of straight
Whisky. shake aell and take ID doses
%! ldispo0nf,if Gvefy gonf hours
This mlxfEfc possesses The healing.
Acelthfil properties Oh the Pines. and
viii break a cold in twentyiour hours
md cure any cougA that Is durable, IN
having this formula pu' up, be sure
thai your druggist uses the genuine
virgin on ol Pine compound pure,
prepared and guaranteed only BY the
Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati, Q.
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More NeuWomen and cbdrenl More Horses. Pous. and ons
New-York tribune., 1909-03-11
ABBY HOUSE SHELTERS 5000.
Day Nursery Helps Children Whose Mothers
Must Go Out 70 Work.

The reports presented at the first birthday Of
sb5v House. 14lst street and Third avenue, which
was celebrated on Tuesday. showed that nearly six
tlRasaud little ones have been cared for since It
was opened Abby House Is the first day nursery
10 be established In The Bronx. and without it
these thousands or helpless children might have
reen locked IN cornfortless rooms while their
mothers were busy with the duties Of d jantress
-Thev might have been spending their days in gas
lighted Easements. older children might have
been Eept away from school to care 1or them. At
ABBY House they have had sunny rooms, clean
clothes and bodies. clean cribs, two good meals g
day and lovely back yard
50 greatly is the work appreciated in the neigh
forhood that the school teachers, who know the
need for il better than almost any else. have
contributed half the cribs. The churches have CO.
operated and some Of the lodges in The Bronx
have contributed literally. A mother whose two
Httle ones had been cared for without money and
without price for several months was so grateful
thar she came one day with three s. gold pieces
which she wanted 10 give in payment When told
that the books had been closed for these months
she insisted on giving the money, saved in small
amounts from her earnings, as contribution
Abby House is auxiliary Of the Little Mothers
kid Association and ewes its existence TO Miss
Julia Lathers. who is its main financial support
She chose the name Abby House a memorial
70 her mother and sister. Abby Pitman Lathers
and Abby Caroline Lsthers.