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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

Sn bem gro3eB 0is Des 8iftz
morDes angetlaQten Or. Spoe baben
bic 9eIhporenen I6IieBIt6 bod einen
ouf I6uloiq luutenoen 8abrIprun
abgegeben. IS pQrs cine nationu-s
Stmah oetpe7en, bdtte Der Wohr@
ipru6 anoerS gelautet unb troBoe0l
lit er nur nit Der gr0Bten UliiA:
erreitt poroen, 10 Rap cine 81.
nigung fir ousgei6loTen gait. Or
ipGgt man bieIe llmitGnoe i'm Der
Elm nit Dem 5ioato Der Suiti3
in elmer Qn3abl tiir3Iid1 porunge9ange-
ner Moropro3eiIe, 10 mug man gu oem
Reiultdt oelanQen, ouB od& 3nItjtut
Der 8eianorenen Geriftt nidt 6dltz
bdr 1T, ipenn e5 niht elmer 9ritnp-
1i6en Reform unter5ogen pir0. GieIe
bcitebt in eriter Reibe ourin, oab man
barduf gebaht nimmt. beTeres WIaz
teridl fir Den 0eihporenen CtenIt
gu ertanQtn uno oab Elm 3peioritteI
9otum fir cine ShuIoi8ertldrun9 &C.
ridt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

BrQfi0ent : aft bat eirgeIes
ZEN, oaB obne beItdnotgen Druid cul
Die 8onqreBz zMitglieber ni6ts aua}us
rihter iit uno er lit jeBt eifrtg an bar
2(r6ait, Iie fir Iein nod DerbIeibenoee
Broqr1mm gu qepirnen. 5dglid lps:.
ben cine 2ln3ubl ipioerIpenitige &onz
QreBzMitqIieoer mad Dem Weiban
5ouie bei6ieoer, I'm lie an ibre Bfliht
3u ma6nen unD es ioQen Dem 9rd'is
benten 9eniigenoe 8etebrunQen Qeluns
Gen iein, I'm ieir programm unter
Dad gu brinqer. Die 9erIudunl
IieQt nobe, i'm Quf ben febler gu ser
peiien. ben er beQing, ouB er ridt DieIe
3attit iAon beim Surif oerfollte
2lber ba5 pGre unQereft. Der Prdit=
bent bat eosl unb menifIih Qeirrt. 6r
tDGr Oes 8Iuubeus, 0db Die pom 8offe
erIpGhIten 8ertreter ihr, Bflift geoen
Gieieniqen erfuuen pirben, BON pcl-
hen lie QerpG6lt norOen iino uno er
mar Der 2niiht, bdb Der QrdToeut rerz
pfIihtet lei. bic llnabhdnqiQteit oes L.
qtslatioen I6eile5 Der ReQierunq 3u
ahten. Gine truuriqe Grflbrunq 6a:
i'm belebrt, ipie ihlecht es nit Der
Bfli6ttreue uno 8epiHenbaftigteit DE
Ter &onqreB= =WlitqIieDsr beiteQt lit uro
ieBt bon0eit er Dieier neu qeponuenqn
@iniidt oemaB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

funbiaen um iif, imo einise Der fdOns
fen beutIher goItslisber bnrhhaIIteE
Ben aaum.
als bos leergetruntene s5ab iih
ipsiaerts, fpeiters 6liiifisfeit bon iid gu
aehen, aing man auseinanber unb eli
l,ioe s5erren Der 9ersinigten Sanger
besaten iid untsr Der isiibrune bes
Ssrrn aubn gum 8abnbof, nm bort
Serra Geo Rapp, oamilton, Dor ieiner
Mtreiis nah Der beutI6en 6eimdth Ell
nige @angsssriibe nit auf benz Wes su
uehen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

Sine merttp Uroige StIms
munQ 1T i'm SenQt in benz Sample
spiihen ctnIurQenten unO StdnopOt@
ters gu beo6otter. Sic eriunert on
3pei teifenoe 8eiber, bon oenen jeoe
has Iebte Nort bsb0iten mid. Wsnn
Die o5niuroenten Elm glmenoemtnt
nurtIeBen, ounn bebuupter bic StanOz
patter, Iie nGren ntdt QeI4laqen tporz
ben, mas bic onoere Sejte beItre!:et
Die Geidihte fdnQt an, ms &inoiih:
auS3uarten. Der 6au, um ben es ii6
ieBt banoeIt, betrifft Das 2lmenOement
sur GiIenbabnz8tQ. SEPT Iautet oo-
8eieB, oaB unter qetpiiIen llmitGnoer
Die GiIenbabnen beredtt9t Iin0, fin
cine ldn8ere Tabrt cine nieOri9er(
Trahtrate an3uieBen, ols fir cine fir:
5ere 7abrt. Dixie Gtstretion, pethe
bus 8eieB linen qelpGbrt, BADEN ok
GiIenbubnen ausqenuBt, um ojt
7Fruftraten nu2 geIiebsn onSuiegea
0aS neue, Don ben 5nIurgenten be
apirtte 4menoement beItimmt, oab oit
2tnieBunQ elmer nieorigeren 5raatra.t
Don Der 3uitimmun9 Der 8ertebrS
aommiiIion ob6Gn9t. llnIeres Tr
meTen5 Iieqt Der Sie9 Der SnIur9entsr
offenbar 7u Gage.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Gb.erlaubuiRideime.

( laouig Glaus9sr. 81. Surrell slpe,
lapuiie 9oprsnee, q, Barton Roab
(6ofporo gurcsl, 2s. Central QOe.
1Glaens Glappnol, IS. Saunoers Ctr
lsSpbn 8. Sapb.n, 26. Selieitp, ..
1Gora 80. asllsp, 26. Meit 9. Ctr.
lGonarb SdubIsr. 20, Dapion Ctr.
lGlara gorbs. s, Wtgiidsn aos.
lfren. s,obn gispmeper. "a, 9ine Ctr
l9lnna gruenmsr, "a, Wlaoifonotlis
l8eo. gruti6er IT,. 20, gori Ctr.
lglara Wieamann, 26, 2ipinaiton St
lCsear g. aupp. 30. Diliou aDe.
lMamie 5hompion 28, Uit0rssorAp
III. u. 8irmsl, 81. Obecn Ctr.
lalgnss Moti. 40, ganmillsr Str.
lSobn 5p. aipps.' "a, Gamble ape.
lelara anoie, %. otsgI.
laBalae. grend. %, gobman pIoee
l@rsifen Cider, Is, Dopltr Str.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Der 3UnbboI3-6 6abritdn

Der 3UnoboI3-6 6ritd n t
Barber bat nieoer ben Sompf ge8en
Senator did ouf8enommen, oei1en Gr@
lpGblung er betGmpft. Tieie 9rbeit 1T
iiberfiifig. did miro ntht pteoer in
ben gunoes Senat 3uriittebren. Die
repu6ltfdniId)e Stuut8 Sonpentlon
piro Ii1 ausorUtlin oo3u perpfIihten
uno muB es tbun, Ia iie 1onit o0s res
publttoniI6e Qeaj5latur Itdet N
SFrdue ite[en piirbc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

Ban Gleupe, Der ct. Coulter
gabritant, Der Die 8erurtbetlung Don
Gompers, WfitdeQ uno MorriIon ne,
gen DeS gesen Ieine 6irma, bic Bud
Gtooe & Ran8e So. Derbdngter Bon
colts her6eIfiibrte, 1T geTtorben. Dap
er ietn 9eihdFt gegen Qngriffe Dert6eiz
bigte. oaraus lGBt ii6 ibm fein 8ors
fpurf MAIDEN. gr lit a5er Don osm
ihneren 2aoeI nidt fret su Ipreten,
buB sr aQes, mas in isinsn 9rdften
ftanb. get6an 6ut, um bic gesiebunqen
5ipiihen 2rbeit uno Sapital gu perbitz
tern. 5batfdnlih mar er Der 1r6eber
biefes Samples. Ms Die GiDic 1yeberuz
tion fih oebiloet bate, bic es ii6 CUR
GuFgabe fte1t, CUTE 8e3iebungeR su ben
Qrbeiters sunionen 5u unterhulten, pa re
heren 8sre6tigung anertennt, ihuf
8ar gleabe eine GsgenorgdniIation,
beren 3isl oabiH gsbt, Die unionen aafs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Der GGtra(6a6n0Ol.
Die Cincinnati itnipn Sepot & Ter
miHai SO. eriudDt ben Staotratb
nm einen Jreibriei.

Die Durhfiibrrns bes 8abnbofspros
jetts ion etiua $30.0o0,000 toiten.
- an Der Dritten atpiIhen Gin
Strabe unb 9rodDtpap Iou bda
Acknowledgements erfteben. - Gs
ipirb ssbn Stodrperts bod iein uno
einen 20 Stof boben 2burm baben.
- Weitsre Ein3elbeitsn oes Rieien'
projetts. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
HlSsIidler 3eA.

Der 6nuiirer albert Geuttor, bon
Ro. 1929 2srinstonAps.. brad seitern
Qddmittds an Der Weain Ctr, Nor
ipcDb, plobii6 beiDubtlos 3uf1mmen
unb ftorb DOT AHtunfi tines 0ratts.
Coroner goe murbe bsnd@Tidiiats
nno fitllte 5irnblutuns ais 2obssur.
fahs fef. .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17
Se5irfs =git,ing.
Ter Siio.Sbio. acntufB Sanacr.Se-
5irf erIebiet icinc 8cidDGfte

Sdmmtlife geamte Der 8esirtsbes
boroe einitimmig ipieoergeipdblt. =
GinieBuns bon Ngitationstommits
teen fir bic einSeIneu Stdote. 3ur
llnteritiiBuns idma4er @ereins. -
Samilton n1hite 5eititdot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-17

probirt II. 9. Wietal poliib'
unb .9ortespers Grienb". b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
Yrs. row rIERCE TI>ED 81.
Her La~>sr Preferred Not 10 Hear What
she sahi 10 the Para POIIeemAa.

M-~ Tom Pierce. Who "a. arrested
AZ the Ca-iIo IN central PARA On Tues
day evening and was taken TO Bellevue
hospital to b. treated for alcohohc hys-
,-ria ~a- fined IS IN ths Nork ll- follce
court Yesterday afternoon.
Policeman Higgins Of the Park squad
niad. q charge Of disofderlV conduct
against the prisoner H. told ho~ she
hat wanted to ran her automobile after
dining we'll and how H. had stopped her
The language she used Ia m- vas
some thing awful said the polio, man
What ~as IT, the Nag !strats asked
The policeman was about to give d- -
fails when EdWard Bradley. Mrs Pi-r,~'-
LAWYER. interrupted With We ~ill waive
further examination.
You plead guilty. do vOu'- Magistrate
krOt-l wanted TO kno~.
The lawyer said that on TUESDAY, Mrs
Pierce han a Tad toothsC che and took one
drink which went to her head When
the Magistrate fined her s. neither she
nor her lawyer had the money HANDY
The lawyer vent 20 the back of thu court
room and had a talk with Adele Ri'rh,s
the actress Then he returned q" the
br idg- aud pa I'D the money
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
RIGHr 'OuPt>I rms
Nsks In ' ain for NOdIaca'Isn si Ih- ~
IuE Machine On tunrIIsn

The United States Circuit ourt 81 up
p,s II denied yesterday the n.o'I"I - the
WI. sht ComIauv ash az Tor a naJdtiCa'Iun
OF the courts recent order ysvttnk the
t-mpOTsry mluuCtIOu- a2itn-t loui-
Pa ulhsn aud NJ" h-IIiug-i urtIs- 'om
ntuV lhe-,. "a Junction, N,-f,' -. - -
SpeCtIN-,y hy Jrdg- HAND ui the trit-,i
Stlt.-- District tOuri here ana Judge.
Ha ri at the -am" court "a buhalO. \
aud wers vacated on apI.''al &" tho tfcuu
Court Of App.ais
Iu the case Of Paunau the COu' -
asked to mOtifv th- order uv addlng =
prov Ision hat the ttTgIIit tour' directed
TO oIsHoll- tn. t-mfsorsTy Injunction
granted only ou the condition thai the
deis,da NJ hr-i ne with th. circuit Court
bond 10 s-cuT- auV recovery To- whtch
the Wright CompIuy NAV Ultimately 10
80 itIdK-si to 10 entitled the bond - To-
iil.d only m the event that Paulhau
returns To thi- country - giS" hvIng
exhibitions
The p4tit,ur states 'hlj Pauiran -
Ceiysd between Sti Os and Sjsi.tsV 90. cash
a. salary and for nighi- during ms stay
here from january :. 1910. 20 MarCn 10
The Wright Co'uranv ieaTs that n Paulhan
- not required tO give ~Vch security other
foreigners vii come here and cause that
company irrspaTa bl.. ios> ~ u-ins IN
fIinging mach NEE
In the case of the Herring & urti-- com
pany the ~ m.. mod hCation Of the order
~ asked for on the ground that that CON
pany - now IN bankruptcy and that the
bankruptcy proceedings are pending m
the same court aud also because 81 the
irrepara BILE los Ia the Wright COMPANY
pending a final determination 81 the suit
resulting from Glenn CurtIss's exhibition
lights. as well a. from those ~ Charles
Hamilton. who uses a urti-- ma chine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
PROTEST OVER A GUILLOTINING
TROOPS ann POLICE CHECk
THE DISORDER az PsRIS NOB.
socialists CAiied IPsn 10 Ri>e IP O'e'
E:>eeutlnG Death srnte0ee % i.Iabeut
Thsasaasis Gene Out Autherttiss
Have Mech Trouble 60 kecp Order

~peua' C1Gis Dsspd'ssss 10 1HE SuN
PANS. June ~ The Guerre SneiaI' mas
issued a violent pamphlet inviting all
workmen and Socialists to meet at The
Sante prison where Liabeuf - to H.
KniIlot med Tomorrow for numbering "A
policeman Project Leplnc hastily sum
moned the police commanders and drew
up a plan to resist any pUssible attempted
invasion 81 the precincts of the prison.
The oldest journalists ~ Paris do not
remember . prospective glIillotlning which
has excited suclr deep interest and such
iisrcs controversy Iiabeufs death was
TO have taken place at daybr"ak to-day
and tho Minister Of Justice sent a telegr am
10 Chief Fxec,I; .oner Deibler "rdeTin <
hun tn hold himself IN readiness to I-'r-
form the duty 10 his ONCE. Deibler
however did not receive the telegram
which vas returned to the Ministry 81
Justice with the information thai III"
addressee was unknown
This caused a delay of twenty four
hours in the eIecut ION Of the sentence.
Late tonight thousands OF people
wendell their way To the Boulevard Arago
The police and troops were mustered IN
strong force and unusual precautions
were taken against any overt act bv a
mob 10 was r~ported early in the evening
that the Socialists had decided to s"izs
the suiIlotin. and throw IL into the Seine
and also that they intended to attack the
soldiers and police
The guillotinsi in a closed wagon
arrived al the prison late tonight -.
corted by mounted municipal troops
With drawn ssbres Deibler and hi'
/ - rro,r nslxy ..f AZ in nlare and ts.sred IL
The crowd began TO grow unruly and the
police extended their lines and preVenteC
any one without authority from passing
them.
The Newspaper men had considerable
difficulty in getting past the police t.
approach the scene OF the execution
Meantime the Place de Ia Republique wa
q scene 81 disorder Roughs tried Ia
rush the closed shops. but the troops dis
| played such determination t,At even the
most eviIly disposed deemed II wise Il
! heat q retreat.
PAIRS. July The disorder increase,
a. the hour for the execution approached
The cavalry made series Of charges
on the crowd and the polio" used theil
| fists with vigor More than eighty mel
wers 81 badly injured thar they wer'
taken TO hospitals. The mob openly
menaced President Fallieres With dealt
in the near future for signing the dealt
warrant OF the condemned man
IIabeuf. who did not sleep during tn
niRht. received the notification that tn
time had come for him To die with com
narrative serenity lie walked IN lie
Iiberate manner to the .cIillOtIne shouting
4 protest against my execution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
iuERHN uEDu 10 kI>G
GsR. wsSdfsrd Presents IIuL-sU-FuIisn
Nrm~atS 10 t.rsrES '.

-us. =. tHs.S Dnps',L - rae S.
lONDoN June 81 Gen. stewart !.
woodfOfi. chairman Of the Hudson
Ful,on celebration COMMITTEES. pre-
ssntsi to king George TO-DAY the medal
which wsS originally intsndei for tho
lave King Edward. The presentation
ceremony tool plAo- a. Ma borough
Hcissr
whi-IAw R-,I the American Am
hassainF. IA rodr'rI Gcu. NoOdtord To
the King Hts Majesty. who ~as IN
ordinary morning dT-,s, chat;ei for half
al hour WIth the General III. latter
~a- very much rmpr--ssl With the quiet
graceful coriiahty ~ the rev sOv-r-,gn
lie Sail aft-rWard that the Kings man
or Was essentially that Of a sailor aud he
wA- .ylis ltly iuteTeSt- ~ the sea He
talk. Of Englaud'- last sailor Ming of IN"
three British War-hips sent to New YORK
Tor the HIdson- Fulton celebration ami
at admiral seymour. the commanding
ofncer
Gen aud MT- Wuodford will maize Al
automobile tour of France and Great
Britain and Will ssil from Rotterdam for
New YORK on August 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
ROSrIGLJON warm IOID.
PspsI Tribsaai Ruirs Against the , siss'
OF Prince aud Mrs. Parkhur-t.


u NJ. June 20 The PonIii cal hihuna
oT the Rnta has rem d-r~d a decision IA the
famous ca.- of the Princess Ro.piglio
formerly Mary Jennings Reid ~ Wash
Ingtnn Who after her divorce from her
first husband. Mr. PsrkhurE; 81 BsnKnr.
VI. married the Prince CNilly. The
Paual uibunsl has decided that her
marriag" TO Mr. ParshGrst was valid
aud hence her second maria 60. 20 Prince
Ruspigliosi. - null and void
Princess Ro-pighosl refuses tn make
anv abatement ia connection with the
matter until she has consulted her lawyer
aud learned whether an appeal - possible
1his case has bsen before the Papa
tribunals Tor several wears The Princess
SaS horn in New Orleans IN 10 When
quite Young she went 70 Washington
where she married Mr. Parkhurst. who di-
vurc-d her and kep, their two children
She went Ia Rome where she met Prince
Rospig Iio-i. the head of a famous Catholic
house which goes bac,s to 1870. and they
became engaged The Prince and prin-
ceSs are both Catho lies and were snyIour
To- be married by n religious ceremony.
That hurch does not recognize divorce
and the Papal authot.'i les refused the ap
plication The couple we're married
ciVllly at the Princes chateau in Lam
porecuhio On September >. leDi.
The couple then began TO try TO have q
religious ceremony performed They
applied 10 the stican for such ceremony
On the ground that Mr. Parkhurst. the
first husband 81 tho Princess, was an I'M
bapti 1ed psrson. and therefore under the
Ia va Of IN. Catholic church the marriage
vas invalid. particularly as no dlspensa
ton had b.-n granted. The propaganda
decided against the application tO nuliify
the Parkhurst marriage.
The Prince and Princess continued Their
fight and appealed to Cardinal MArtinelli
then Pspa, Delegate To the United States
lie made q report in favor II the annul
rnent Of the ParkhiIrst marriage. The
Pope. after long hesitation. finally agreeC
To reopen the case Gnd referred u to tins
high court OF the Roman Rots
Princess Ro@pigliosi was mentioned
frequently in the papers recently IN con
nectio with the drowning Of her cousin
Miss Estells Reid. in the Ray OF Naples
She went there. secured the body and haS
il shipped to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
FISHFRIIS iRBITRiTIO\.
Ex-senator Turner thargrs Great Britain
win Inron>ist cncS of Attitude.

70. 20" ilF pA'fN . ~ ~
THE HAGUE June " In his argument
10 -dA. ex-senator George Turner. OF
counsel for the United states IN the New
foundland fisheries case before the arb .
tratIon tribunal. said he did not wish To
charge Great Britain with had faith.
Nevertheless sh. could not n good faith
MAINTAIN that her attitude befoT. the
Halifax commission In 1877 was cOnsIs-
tent with her present attitude.
Mr Turner cited the late Lord Sails
bury a. acknowledging in 1879 that British
severe gnty in the matter 81 fishing ON
the Newfoundland coasts was limited :
the treaty 81 1878 and thar colonial
legislation could not override a treaty
MIR Turner pointed out that Great
Britain in her fisheries treaties with
France recognized the practicsbihty Of
their regulating the fisheries IN common
and also the real character % the French
ighi to fish The American right. Mr..
Turner declared was identical with IN"
French right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
saks &QuntpanY
Broadway at 34th ST
~. THOWi~S CHURCH PLANS
10 Have . Tail Tower Containing the
Pastors study and IIbrarS

Cram. Goodhu" r Ferguson. ARCH
'ectS. have filed plans for the new edific.
OF ~ Thonas'S Church 70 be built on the
site Of the present church a, the north
w~-t corner OF Fifth avenue aud Fifty
third street The new church will be-
in the modern Gothic style. the facade
being 81 Ooiitic limestone from quarrieS
ia Kentucky. this stone being peculiar
IA that u - yellow when quArried and
b,,o,n-- " hitter ~ it'll age
The CORNER will b~ n tower oTnamentei
with - large rose window with carvings
Of categorical figure representing 81
John. ~ Lake ~ Mark and Sr Mat
ih-~ The tower will contain the pastor =
study. library aud ctIr1'"'s once and an
elevator In" nuildiug will front IOn
feet IN the. avenue and Is feet on thu
street The Cpst - estimated at 81, 90, OOD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
HIRAM CARPENTERS
WONDERFUL CURE
Of PSORIASIS
After 20 Years Of Intense Suffering
When All Thought He Had but
Short Time to Live. Earnestly
Prayed TO Die. Condition 0epIor-
able Beyond Description.
Tries Cuticura. Eurekal Relief at
Once. Stopped Terrible Burning
Sensation from Word Go. IN Six
WeeksSki Smooth as This Paper.

II have been afiicted for twenty years
9th an obstinate sktn disease. called by some
" ID . Psoriasis. and Others leprosy. COM
menCing on my Scalp and IN spite Of all
could do. with the help % the most skiliui
doctor, u slowly but surely extended until .
year ago this y inter &c covered my entire
person In the fem ~ dry sralcs. For tho
last three years I have been unable 20 do any
labor. and suffering intensely all the time.
Every morning there would be neariv q dust
painful Of seal = taken from the sheet on nv
bod. sons OF them half ne large a. the enye-
lop- containing ihi' lsiier: " NE latter part
] tfted everything, almost, that could b.
thought %. NHhout any relief. The u 9th OF
lie no, Sarins,' / i.sciSd S.;r ST and sss
90 low I thought I should have to 60 20 thu
hospital. hut hnally. got a. far a. lansing.
DR. - treated me about two weeks. hut "a
me no good. Al thought i had but . short
time 20 live. l eAfnes'ly PRAYED 90 DE.
acros. my rih-. arms. hands. limbs feet badly
swollen. to~-ushs came OF: hng'r-nsls dead
and hard a. \ hous hair dead. dfy and lifriess
o. old straw. q my GOdi how iid suffer.
e NJ sister. Mr. Z. ". Davis. Tad . snail
part OF Dor % Cutir!ra V the house. She
wouldn't give up: ssdi We Shl ,Iy CUT
arm Eurrkai there was relief. stopped the
terrible burning sensation from the word 90.
Ointment aud soap. 4 commenced hy taking
one tablespoonful % Cuticuta ResolVent three
tifnr~ day alter meals. had q bath once .
day. water about blood heat. used Cuticurs
soap freely. applsd CutIcurA Ointment
morning and evening. Result: returned 20
my home IN Just va weeks from 'he time I
len. and NV skin a. smooth a this sheet %
paper. Hiram r. Carpenter. Henderson,. NY"
I'VE .sereoy certify that Ne are acquainted
with the Aforesaid Hiram y. CarpenteE. and
NOV his condition. to have been A. stated.
We belFve his statement TO h. true IN every
psrttrular." l.. ~. simmons a 500. Nef-
chants. q. A.. Thompson. Merrhant. A, A.
Davis. Mllarh D.. Joiner. Merchant. John
Carpenter 4. ". IleHtnEWell. Attorney and
CounselOr-aI-laS all Of Henderson. ". Y.
The above remarkable testimonial vas
written January 10. iSsO. and y repubhshed
becauSe 81 the pernanrury OF the cure.
Under date % Aprn -. 1910. Mr. Carpenter
ssro's ron ns p'',SsIri ho91 $40 "s.n. .,
suffered a return Of the psoriasis and
although many years havf nsssed | ha's
not forgotten the terrible s,ifertrg anduTef
before using the CutEurA RsmealnA"
Since ihis e,ir~ was made ~ tNs custcura
Rsredtes they have made their va to s---y
part 81 'he civilized void, A 32-psre hoo.
Yet describing hunors ard affections " 49,
ski1 Niil - mailed free - those d-siri1g fl--
tner information hy 80 Potter Drug a Chem
ieal Corporation. Bos'On, 1 5. A.