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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Ono of the things for which our am
bassador to the court OF st. James,
Whitolaw Reid, Is noted is tho purity
of his English; you may recall that
two or three years ago all England
was remarking on the eloquence, Sim
plicity and purity of speech Of Mr..
cred at Stratford-on-Avon on the oc-
caAon of Shakespeare memorial eel
ebration there. But how the ambas-
sador's purity OF speech saved the rec
tor of tho Shakespeare church from
rebuke by his bishop Is hero told in
print for the first time.
When tho memorial celebration was
being planned the committee having 1t
in charge communicated with Mr.. Reid.
asking that he speak in such manner
as he saw At during the celebration.
Mr.. Reid replied that he had received
from the United States a wreath to bo
placed upon Shakespearo's tomb at
some convenient time during the cele-
bration, and that the day he performed
this mission he would be pleased to
say a few words in which he would
endeavor to express the common senu-
ment of English speaking people re-
specting Shakespeare.
Arriving at Stratford- Avon on the
day appointed, Mr.. Reid was met by
the local committee, which took the
first opportunity to bring him and the
rector of the Shakespeare church. the
Rev. DR.. Melville. together. The for
NAL greetings over. the latter ex-
pressed his pleasure that the American
ambassador was to place a wreath on
Shakespcare's grave. Then he added.
And havo I been correctly informed
that you arc to deliver an address
while here?"
mot exactly O formal address," re-
piled Mr.. Reid But I a INTO say a
few words which. I hope. will be ap-
propriate to the occasion"
''Then. SIR" exclaimed the rector
heartily. II hope that you will deliver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

What consider the greatest factor
In enforcing the pure food laws was tho
united support Of the public press
Without such support I am afraid that
what little 1 did would have proved q
failure. for find. all things considered.
that violators of the pure food laws are
more afraid of public opinion than any
other one thing" says Food Commits
sioner Frazier in his annual report.
This Is a 0no tribute to the power of
the press and we'll deserved. As the
press hns stood by the commissioner In
the past in his cndeayor to enforce the
law go II Will in the future. Let no
guilty man escape. Success to the
commissioner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

An analysis OF Mr.. Pinchot's state
ment shows his position to be: for him.
self and his future welfare he is not
anxious, but he wonders how the gov
crnment will get along without him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

According to Mr. Clifford Pinchot the
conservation OF natural resources and
the conservation of popular govern
ment are both at stake. Such being
the case 1t Is to be hoped that no
wicked man or mischievous boy will
apply the torch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
BOOK OF MORMON EVIDENCE.

We noticed the other day Il published
assertion to the effect that the Latter
day Saints, who demand proof for the
claim OF DR.. Cook and refuse to accept
1t without ample evidence. receive the
Book of Mormon without shadow or
proof. or evidence.
We know not whether to ascribe this
statement to malice or to ignorance
No matter. 1t is fair sample of the
reckless disregard for truth that char
octerizes so many assaIIants Of the
Church. :
Students of the Book OF Mormon are
as careful In sitting evidence as are
students of the Bible. They accept the
Book of Mormon on evidence similar to
that with which all students of theolo-
ey are familiar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

A Columbia professor says that one
reason for the increased cost OF living
is the great Increase in the supply
of gold. So 1t would seem that 1t is
possible to have too much of good
thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

A new universal language comes
from Copenhagen. 1t is called lido"
First person do; second person you
do; third person hoodoo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

How can one speak we'll OF n rail-
road bridge that is washed out so
that You cannot be carried over?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Sugar House ward is to rbe taken into
the City. This will be no sugar coated
pill but the real thing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

mounts his charger to charge the
Speaker, how no Champs his bit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY

Rv I. r Edunrda

anecdotes incidents
frequcn
leaders
a their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

The "inyurgcnts' cannot but hear tho
Whip Poor Wills gong all tho day
though they would not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

The mississippi and the Missouri have
beon gorging themselves with Ice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

If the destruction of the forests goes
on, falling OF log win be anything
but an easy matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

It is not necessary TO admit one's
ignorance ct will usually show itself)
but It LIS q blunder to deny It
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

1t Is the easiest thing In the world to
be good-for nothing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Strange that the water power trust
has not tried to gobblo up the waters
of oblivion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15
IN BELGIUM. TOO.

news readers are aware OF the fact
that' according to high authority" an
awful conspiracy between the naval
authorities and ship builders to endorse
polygamy. was recently unearthed by
the onti-"Mormon" press. and the proof
was found IN the fact that the Utah
was launched and named on the ami
Versary of the Prophets birthday
But the exceedingly brilliant intel
lects that penetrated and revealed the
dark and grucsome mysteries of this
plot, have so far failed TO notice that 1t
was not confined to this country. They
have failed to notice It's International
reach. So we call attention to this.
King Albert I. OF Belgium, triumphant
ly entered the capital on the 23rd of
December. the anniversary OF tho
Prophets birthday. And tho city was
thronged with Jubilant population
gathered from all parts of the little
kingdom. For hours the King paraded
the streets. Cannon doomed. Thou
sands shouted. "Vive lie roll" And all
this on the Prophets birthday.
1t is evident, II anti-"Mornon" idiocy
is permitted to take the place of reason,
that the Belgians were in tho conspira-
cy. Who else was implicated. please?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

The operation for divorce is becoming
even more common than the operation
for appendicitis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

1t is pleasanter to lean on a fat
friend than lean purse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Tho President proposes to have peace
II he has to fight for 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

"Blind pigs" should be as ruthlessly
destroyed as tubercular cattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Many mans burden in life is to
carry a pack OF lies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

'Tis q conservation policy devoutly
to be wished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

| hams house. Brother Fordham had
been dying for an hour, and we cx-
! pected each minute would be his last
I felt the Spirit OF God that was over
powcring the Prophet. When we en-
| tered the house. Brother Joseph walked
up to Brother Fordham and took him
| by the right hand, his left hand hold
| ing his hat He saw that Brother
| Fordham's eyes were glazed. and that
| he was spccchless and unconscious.
AFTER taking his hand, he looked
down into the dying mans face and
said: Brother Fordham. do you not
know mc?' AT first there was no re-
ply. but we all could see the effect OF
the Spirit of God resting upon the af-
nicted man Joseph again spoke;
Elijah, do you not know me?' With
q low whisper Brother Fordham an
swered, Yes The Prophet then said:
Have you not faith to be heaIed?' The
answer which was little palmer than
before. was: i am afraid II Is too
late; II you had come sooner think
/ might have been He had the ap-
pearance OF a man waking from sleep:
1t was the sleep of death. Joseph then
said: DO you believe that Jesus is tho
CbristY i do, Brother Joseph was
the response. Then the Prophet of
God spoke with loud voice. as In tho
mand you. In the name of Jesus of
Nazareth. to arise and BE- made whole
The words of the Prophet were not
like the words OF man. but like the
voice OF God. 1t seemed to me that
the house shook on Its foundation.
Elijah Fordham leaped from his bed
like man raised from the dead A
healthy color came to his face. and life
was manifested in every act"
President Woodruff says that Ford
ham, after hearty meal on bread and
milk, put on. his clothes and fol-
lowed the brethren. to visit others who
were sick. Such were the manifesto
tions of divine power that accompanied
the ministry OF the Prophet Joseph.
This. is direct evidence of his divine
the waves of infldellty break in vain.
And 1t Is proof of the truth OF his
claim that the Book of Mormon was
brought forth by the power of God that
rested upon the Prophet.
4. But this is not all the direct eyi-
dence extant There is the testimony
OF the three, and the eight witnesses
who saw the plates from which the
book WAS translated. and the angel. and
who testified to this as long as they
lived. though some OF them left the
Church. Anyone who will examine
their testimony according to tho rules
the testimony of witnesses
In courts. Will find 1t unimpeachable.
This Is direct evidence of the most con-
vincing kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-15

Those Los Angeles people always
were high flyers.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-13
cosAs DEL Ola.

Hav cerebros fosforecentes <ouian
% duda2 E deer hay cerebros que
contienen uns riquezs, verdaderos
filnnes de esta suStancla maraviilosa.
Por ejemplo " Va de histons)
ruando los cirujsnos ingleses hicierDn
ID autopsla al cadaver de Napoleon
Bcnsparte en- Santa Elena. Fl 6 De
mayo de 1921 analizafon su cerebro
con un cuidado eg.raord:nario V ha-
llaron en- Il rnas doce onzas de f6s-
.cro.
Cuando el doctor Souherbielli a.
migo de Rohespierre. halo en- Octu-
hre de 1893 el cuerpo de Enrique "
reclinsdo sobre una valla en- SAINT
Dens ,le cort6 Ia cabeza V Sc Ia Iley6
4 su casa. Unos dfas mas tarde vi6
que las .urbas arrastraban por las ca
lies el cadzver del eardenalRichelien
! abriendose paso logr6 decapitarle.
Una vez en- su laboratorio anaIiz6 10
que ouedaba dentro del cr3neo de g
tOs dos personajes, v halo en- eI eere-
bro de Enrique " clnco onzas he
icsfoTo. Y en- Fl de Richeliel Seis on
zas de Ia mlSma suStancIa. . pesar de
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tar al Consejo Don Francisco Grams
dos su real nombramiento de gober.
nador, ofrecio prestarla Immediate
mente, bajo cuya promesa Sc le die
poSecion del cargo, sin que hubiera
antecedentes de que haya cumplido
dlcha promesa".
FL res'lltado de esta irregularidad
tue que e. rey dispuso que la hanza
del gobernador dc Puerto Rico ascen
desc q 4 mil ducados en- vez de dos
mil, y que Sc inscrihiese integra en- el
lioro de actas del Cabildo de San
Juan.
81 oidor Bala suer era duro como
los guljarros del Monserras, tropezo
sc con el zobernador Mendiza bal que
tenfa toda Ia resistenia del hero de
Vizcaya.
Y e' hero trituro a Ia piedra.
4 Nnurrete.
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Nj vote a la Union.

Cavev P r. Oct. 5 de 1910
Sr Director de La Correspondent
cla'' San Juan. P. R.
Sehor:- Manifesto ante 81 nafs
que he sido. SOY Y ser6 toda la vida,
cwiente defensor de las santos idea
.es que proclama Y sustenta el inven-
slble pa-tldo Union de Puerto Rico
'llgna agrupaci6n de patriotas, naci-
da, creads en- mi patria, para Ia de-
lensa de los altos itereses de la pa
tria misma
Aun no puedo dar mi sufrasio al
partido de rodas mis- simpatias. Pc
10 mis- esfuerzoS estaran al service
lie Ia Union que es Ia saliva euatdia
lie los grandes interescs que eneicrra
Puerto Rico. y el patriot,sno aue
en- sus pechos guardian los hijos De
pals. debe sumarse i las colosaie:
empresas que realizan los hombres
de IA Union
Y como joycn dire 4 mis- canla.a
das en- los dias felices de IA iuventud
Amigos. vuestro campo en- las itichs
del civismo Sc encuentrsn en- Ia Uni
On puertorriaueha
De I'd Sr Director atentamente
CLotiids D6r,ta Mend1.1
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CARTAS DEL PUEBLO.
Por nj patria.

Cayey, P. R. Oetubre 10 de 1910
Sr. Director de La Correspondent
cia San Juan. P. r.
Distinguido senior:
Por primera vez venso 4 ocupar
las columnas de Ia prenss de mi pals
con el noble proposlto de inieiame
en- las contiendas politicas sostenidas
por mis- hermsnos los activos hJos
de Puerto Rico.
Hace amos que observe Y estudlo
las dlversas platafomras de las dis
tlntas asrupaciones que en- Ia patrla
torcejean por elpredominio en- Ia con
ciencla popular. En- todos los progra
mas Sc aprecia Ia nota simpatica del
patriotismo borinqueno. el amor .
"a pequena isla del mar Carihe. Pero
"a hermosa declaration de Ia Union
de Puerto Rico. abarca sintetiza
completamente todas las aspiracio-
nes del pueblo puertorriqueno,v co
mo me siento liberal me acojo bajo
el msnto augusta de Ia Union don
de caben todos los hijos de BORN
quen V todos los hombres aunque
no sean naturales de Ia isla que Sc
llamen defensores de nuestro progrc
% Y libertad.
He cunpido la edad requerida por
Ia ley para tener derecho al ejeroieio
del voto he solicitado mi inscription
Y como elector capacitado que SOY, 4
mi sufragio y mis- entusiasmos panso
ii servicio de la Union donde existe
fraternidad. amor y eoncoldia y don
lie figuran Is viejos paladines de las
uchas por la patria. Zeno, Matienzo,
Muhoz Y De Diego.
\ aproyechando esta OCCASION pa
"a ponerme I Sis drdenes, Sow alto .
). S. Y correlieionario c. R5rern Cruz
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TEMP. MAX Sc TEMP. MIN Is
Ell BUEN EJEMPLO
De SARATOGA.

La conversion de repubheanos del
estado de Nueva York, tuvo lugar en-
Saratoea. Fl relato De los successes 4
nue do m1reen. refuerda hlstonas
con tyeeaencia atriouidas / p-teblos
n er'3rex
The Kew York Times dire
4ue aouello iuf VI sp5tim,sc dc al
bororo. silyidoz. g.itetia disorder.
F. us.a lastin.a que nuest.as educ4-
dor> sufrleran. II arr elar sus cues-
tone. tan Iamentable distraction.
Pudo pensarsc q'le. para blan de esos
sehores y dc rus eomnatrlots- i de-
las nacioces eNtran -eras. II rcualon
rolirica A'.tie,a sid9 s.5o sc!emne.
ira lu auS9r-4v ~ onc,!{s
{ "a: musas. Ft,h e.co- y oaside-
rarlc, 10 eos scr T,naes made 3i
lisinllo po-que pare os3 avea-
gGa6a que los c'Ie eectc-pcltltn
con lo ore Icereee cersura e.tt le-
Jos DE- mercer nue r. reco1ozcn
tiignos d Il iGstl-!a
.illi 81 rresent6 VI Poo:eveIt eae
una rnavo,ia sino nl'i5- nlmerosa
ruy Grne a ~ rnayor's ra rest.l-
r. del examen 3e los 4suntcs sln6
nle forrlada extrem murcs dc Sarato-
"a. era ia expres'6n de IN acendrsAc
raciouismc. de I'm evl4ente eaudi-
la;e. cue nuehas petsooss en- los f
tados ln!dos. Z JuEeas por 81 prensa
perloclea est5n ot.servendo con pro
fundo disgusto Una laTca ia de de-
lecados tueron ali 4 dertotar 81 pro
pio partldo repubAeano por servir
Vs. lname,udes de in nortesneric :
10 q. se esti crey endo sunenor / sls
compa :notas-
Mr. Cherman fue electo Dor FL par
tdo para Ia digifidad de- vire-n,e.i-
donte. FL acaso, core ! RonseteI'
sIdo el acaso taherlo il,'sde IA
presidencia Pics sl Il. ale que
Chernan era erliAente parucio hon
tre inteeerrimn ,carae5rado para Il al
~ cargo ahs-ie apenas t.e.asa
neses d.>eGrridos .eunense .ros
cuantos de sis pai=sn1> Y lc echs q IL,
justa duranente lei lusar j ,;3a-
de otra plec, t5n hah.sle elevaGa =
err nah sTar cue le elia,ror ! i
era b'.eao snor QUE L Gesplazsa :
arrunl n Quisnlo 2o1sevelr -tniu
e. nL d. Ia rSnve-.. tin gge tsf.fi-
n. gs 3e II .s..s g.gf id. ls-
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Mi adhesion.

Caye,. Cctulbre : dc 1910.
ST. Director De ia Correspondent
cia' San Juan. P r.
Seatr:- slempre he prestado mi
ayuds y propaganda q Ia lnidn de
Puertol'ico y hoy.que puedo cisro-
ner del dereoho al vo'o, tamhien 10
depositare favor de Ia colectividad
que vela diarismente por la Tranquil
lidad Y aelelantts patlios.
Fl eonjpnto hermoso que torman
mas de Glen nil unioni.ta. haecn
uensar en- un frturo dc liherr:.s Y
progreso para la patria Y talo Is en-
seha glonos, de Ia Union voy CO.
mo puertorriqueno en- pos del ansia-
10 rolven!r
Soy alto. 5. S V correlieionario
Pedro r. Mendoza
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RECTERD0S DEL PASAD0.
E.eandalos de un pesquizador

Al r5er, rine iie fesidenciaio
~ I.z5 r gohernador Dsnao Grana
10 ille nc este \ ssi pEoceso fIeron
lerlslsas F-Ps5a en y navio que
M.aHs.si Hos ;.er 'ie Ia Pefa 1,le
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DEN Sincere.

En- esta imprenta Sc vendeI
papel de periodicos vieios a
S2quintal.
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Precios de suscripci6n en- Ia asia.

'u g 60 IS 90
I'm rdrnero suelto. ..... 20. o.
Para fuera de Ii isla, los mismos pre-
clos.
Pago adelantado.
Las personas que deseen suserlblrs
6LA CoRRfspoNDENcIA. dlr1.anse y
oficina central, calle de Fortaleza %
San Juan. P. r., incluyendo q lmPoI
t. de L suscripci6n que soliciten y na
Condo constar con letra clara ei nom
hra direction de Ia persona intere
sada.
Pneden hacerse asf mismo suscr1pcl'
nes solicitandolas de los agentes qu'
An tnda isla tiene este perlodico, 10!
cnalss avisaran Ia olcina de Sar
Jnsn nara que los abonos sean ger
vidos, .;ao,o
Tambi9n pueden hacerse suscrlPclo
mes nara scr servidas por los .geu.es
81 precio de 5000 cada ndmero aei Pc
las nersonas que estando suscrltas,
cambien de domicilio & dentro oe una
nohlaci6n & de una otra distlnta, Sc
servirSn ayisarlo en- tempo, al agen-
fe mas su alcancs 8 la oficina cen
tral Ouando este aviso sea omltldo
Il snacritor serS considerado deudor dc
su suscricion aunque ei perlooloo, POI
CHINA de Ia omielon del suscrltoi, 10
hsya ilegado sus manos, nr1
Il secci6n titulada CARTAS DEL
PUEBLO es absolutamente neutral y
nuede ser utilizada libremente para
eynresar todAs las opiniones, con tal
de que esten inspiradas en- Ia buena
t6 y eean correctas en- fondo forms.
Ia rsdaccion sc reserva ell defecho de
publican 8 no las cartas cue con des-
lino esa seccion sean remluoas.
NO Sc pEvuELvES oRIJIEALEs Qoh -
RA SER PuBL1cADos Sc REoIBAN QUE
poR cUALoUIER cIRcUSsTASclA NO Lo
SEAN,
Loe anunciantes pueden dirllirse
laoflcina central 8 los agentss. Preclos
para anlncios, communicates, reclanlos,
edictos etc. seran enviados solleltud
de los interesados.
La remission de fondos LA CORES
poNpENc1A debe hacerse en- llros posla-
les. cuando no los haya en- el lugsr
de Ia remesa, en- sellos de correo de dos
csntav0a
Las personas que los fines de Ia pu
blicidad deseen ser oidas por Ia 20
pueden acudir a "a re-
dscci6n del peri6dico, Forfaleza "a,
av,sar Dor telefono 8 carta para que
acuda un reporter a su
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A todos inteIes a que 't: pe's-;.. ,,;

maletaS !
otros utensllios, la duena de casa
que ha menester menaje de cocina,
la joven que desea adornar con
fnos encajes ygeneros de punto
sus ele gantes trajes, quien use fina
esencia, todo el que necesite al
gun articulo del ramo de ferrete
RIA Y quincalla, dehe hacer una vi
sta 4 LA SELTANA calle de San
Justo u. San Juan. Pinturas V
herral1llen tas.
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NEGRO desola = lsse!:.,: .
t,llmetro. Sis Mi. metro; !,
exlsteneias. l>cposl.a ea Mate {
Peaa. lnlvrm:;r,. ksmoa Soi~l.
z Q. Box l22 Rio P.egiras.
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c. Boscheti. azsHssis2A aAs'P$S94;

= PTemladU en-
varios concursos con medalla de
oro. Lapidas en- marmol. Traba-
Jos sin competencia en- precios y
constru ccion. Los trabajos no Sc
eobran sino al entire garse 4 salts
faccion del interesado. Ofrece q
vd. sus servicios en- Bayamon, ca
lie de Puerto Rico num. 9. Sc
envian croauis a peticion.
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Chocolate. T. q .iia:sse aSszs;7a; par. = .. !:

Il mejoI ron j Ar,siso. ass:! ss:.t.e 4:
dada en- 1899 de
pesito de icores de todas clas.,
especiaudad en- ron LAGO Y ro,.
EXTRA-LAGO. Anises, Einos 4
California Y espaholes. Sc sirve
pedidos toda Ia isla. Telafoa
46. P. 0, Rov 1o2
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Hd...~ Hoe; Palmer. lalll
lHdydUuGL de Aiendex v;s7 Nc
* aIuy ceres ii:
ferrocarl!. Baaos I: todas aa,,,
dablsaclonos ventila aa, Se:v.
"a carta Alumbrse!o eit,strlc ,
,imbres en- todas ha!,i isacion.s Z.
etono No IS. Ha5itaeioa.s pa,
'gentes vlajeros, proyia, para asa
nc zones de muasrAs. T>9::. =.
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RAW ECZEMA ON HANDS

ri had eczema on my hands for ten
years. / had three good doctors but
none of them did any good. ! then
used n box of Cuticura Ointment
and three bottles of Cuticura Resolvent
and was completely cured. My hands
were raw all over, inside and out, and
the eczema was spreading all over my
body and limbs. Before l had used one
bottle, together with the Cuticura
Ointment, my sores we're nearly
healed over, and by the time l had
used the third bottle, l was entirely
well. To any one who has any skin
or blood disease I would honestly adj
wise them to fool with nothing else,
but to get Cuticura and get well. My
hands have never given me the least
bit Of trouble up to now.
my daughters hands this summer
became perfectly raw with eczema,
She could get nothing that would do
them any good until she tried Cuti'
cura. She used Cuticura Resolvent
and Cuticura Ointment and in two
weeks they were entirely cured. !
have used Cuticura for other members
of my family and it always proved sue
cessful. Mrs. M. e. Falin, Speers
Ferry, Va, Oct. 10, 1909"