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Presbyterian.

Central United, 1weuty fourth and
Dodge Services at 1861 ana 80. sermons
by DR.. Charles HERON OF the Presbyterian
Theological Seminary. sabbath school al
noon. Young Peoples meeting az $3.50,
clifton Hlu, tOrgy-riLtn ana Grant,
Thomas b. Greenlee, Pastor-Public wor-
ship, 1880. sunday school at noon. Jun
Tor Endgavor at 3. senior EnaeHNor al
$50. Public worship, l:3J Mid-~eek ser
vice, Wednesday at 5.
Third, Twentieth and LeaVenworth, Il.
l.. Ramsey Pm. d., Pasyor-i;5U a. "a, sun
day school with adult Bible class, 1913 a.
IN, worship with sermon, "Gethsamane anu
Calvary l;sO y. m, worship with sermon,
GOD According 20 Genesis
FIRST Reformed. Corner South Twenty
LausE, PasIOr-Sunday school at y. PseacH-
ing services al III and 3. Rev. a. EASEL
Iaan OF Wichita, kan, wli preach D0tn
morning and evening. Chrisuan h.nueayOr
at z.
North, Corner Nineteenth and Ohio. M.
at Ie:SJ and $50 Themes. Near the kins
dom" and "A Tower OF Expectancy Sa
bath school at u. Young Peoples SoCiety
OF Christian EnueaNor az 90 Prayer
meeting at s, Wednesday evening.
Lowe Avenue, toructn and Nicholas,
Rev. Nathaniel MoCi.In. MinIster-Morn-
ing service at 1890 sermon on Church
Going" Pastor Bible class and sunday
school at ~. Christian EndeaVOr at G.5e.
Evening service az l;s9 subject OF sermon,
Jesus OF Nazareth passeth BY"
Castelar, Street. Sixteenth and CASTELAR,.
Rev. Ralph ~. houseman, Miuister-Morn-
ing service 1879. The Demise Of the
Teachings as 70 Death" Evening service
100 fifth sermon OF the series on the
Great Mysteries" theme, Inspiration"
Bible school Y noon Henry Ksiser- super
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Methodist.

Norwegian ana Danish, Twenty-eighth
and Decatur Services at II and s. Preach
ing BY the pastor, r. II. Petersen, at both
services. Young peoples meeting at d
Trinity, Twenty first and Binney, g. w.
Abbott, Pastor-MOrning subject, "A Great
Prayer" Evening subject, The Judicial
Element in Human Nature and Practice.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and Lari-
ing at TO- Morning worship at 1918. sun
day school at noon. Epworth league at
6:@, conducted by the pastor Evening
Oak Street, 5000 South Twenteth-Bible
school at 3. Adult and other classes tor
all. Preaching Immediately following the
Bible school by Rev. 4. e. Webster. No
evening service. MdWeek meeting Thurs
day evening at 1880
Seward Street, william Boyers, Pastor
At 1880 Rev Edward Hislop, district super
intendent, will administer the holy COM
munion. At 1880 the pastor will preachi
subject sUb6o Bg Little Things Iaage SuRdaS
German, Eleventh and Center, Rev. G. J.
Jaiser, Pastor-Sunday school at lOi Franz
Meyer, superintendent Preaching a: IL
anc 1880 by the pastor. Epworth l-sede
meeting at Z; Milton J. Jaiser, preslG .-.t
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at s.
Walnut Hin. 4O37 Charles, E. e. Hosman,
astor--Morning service at 1870 theme;
at noon; q. Il. Llndey superintendent
Epw0rth league at ESQ; II. NJ. Evans, pres
ident. Evening service at :SO; theme
What Shalt 1 10 to Be sayed?'
HanScoin Eark, Twenty and Wool
worth, Rev. L.. b. Crawford, Pastor-Morn-
ing service at 1890; theme, why Christ
Must Increase Evening service at $780,
theme, SHAH We Know Our Friends in
HeaVenT' tho closing 81 the series OF four
SUNDAY evening EsrnloHs GA ''AfJCr Death
MhAt:" The vested chcir Wili sing.
FIrst Twentieth and Davenport. Rev.
Frank n. Lynch, ID. p, Pastor-Public
worship and sermon "a Il; theme, Sources
OK Power" At t.3J the pastor will preach
The fourth sermon on Crises In Christ ;
! Life" theme The TRANSPORTATION
| Music BY the vested choir. Sunday school
| al 9,8. Epworth league meeting at $50.
Mccabo Fortieth and Farnrm. Rev. John
Grant Shick. pastov--Sunddy school at 10,
/ Superintendent Charles II. Chase In charge.
| fae pastor Wal preach at IL theme, The
Power OF an IDEAL Rev. John Lewis will
| speak al I.30 on Monument Building"
| All our members and friends are especially
invited 20 hear him. EpW orih league at
| $50. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at
| s. followed by the regular meeting of the
! official board.
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TOPICS FOR The DAY OF REST.
Marshall Hudson to Speak on
Baraca Movement.
HOLD BANQUET AT THE ROME
Tri-City Followers 60 Honor Their
Guest-speciaI Musical Services
at westminster Church
for sunday.

Marshall A. Hudson. founder Of the Ba-
raca-Philesthea movement, will address a
rally to he held al the First Methodist
church Monday evening
Mr.. Hudson's address will deal with his
experience In working WITH men and
women, the subject OF which will be win
ming Men and Women One by one" The
executive committee OF the Tri-City Baraca
union tenders Mr. Hudson a banquet at
$40 Of the same evening at the Rome hotel,
to which all men interested in mems work
Of this character are invited, Irrespective
Of UNCONVENTIONAL differences.
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st. Paurs Twenty eighth and Parker E.
T. Otto, Pastor-Services at 10; theme,
John tho Baptist, the Forerunner of
Christ" Sunday school at 1l:9O.
St. Marks English. Twentieth and Bur
dette, l.. Groh, P0stor-Services at 1913
Doubts and Their Remedy; 1880, En-
couraging Examples" Sunday school at II.
Young people, 6:45. Catechisation, Wednes-
day, 1880; Friday, T.
Trinity Corner Nineteenth and CASTELAR,
streets, Rev G. w. Snyder. Pastor-Ser-
vices at 10:45 a. m. and 1880 p. m; Morn
ing subject, The Convincing Proof sun
day school at - m, h. b. Cook, superin-
tendent. Young Peoples meeting at 6:45
p. m.
Kountze, Rev. John E. Hummon, Pastor
Services for the day: Sunday school, $3.50
Il. M. public worship, II "a. M, sermon sub
jeot, Have You Answered the Call?' 6:l5
p. M, young peoples devotional meeting
7:45 y. m, public worship, subject, Man s
First Business" Special music in all serv-
ices. J. o, Barton, choir director.
Grace 1926 South Twenty sixth, Rev. M.
l.. Melick. Pastor-Services at IL and at
1880, At the morning service Miss Margaret
Ella Brown, elementary superintendent Of
the Nebraska State Sunday School assooia-
ton, will speak on state Work" Sunday
school at 9:45 and Luther league at $40;
topic, 1.-THE Fancheng Mission In China
Prayer and teachers meetings on Wednes-
day night and class OF Bible catechumens
Friday at 4.
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a Gigantic Sale of
Christmas Pianos
) of all classes of buyers.

Our offerings Christmas Pianos
attractive In the history of Piano selling Nebraska
worth OF high grade Pianos and Pnoa Pianos
need and offer these
sruments one half their ELI
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Episcopal.

An saints. 1wenty-sixth and Dewey
avenue. T. ]. Mackay, Rector-HOly COM
muniou az T;S0 a. m; morning prayer and
sermon az n a m,
saint Matthias. Tenth and warthinGton
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-11

Rev E. r. Curry Of the Calvary Baptist
church will preach sermon on Sunday
night on the philosophy of life Of Mrs.
Baker Eddy and Leo Tolstoi compared.
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Rev. James Noble, Rector-servioes Sunday
AZ 1880, II and 1880; Wednesday and Thurs
day at 3; Friday at 430
Church of the Good Shepherd. Twentieth
and Ohio, Rev. T. j Collar Rector
Third Sunday in Advent. Holy communion
at s. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning
prayer at II. Evening prayer at 1880.
ST. Andrews Forty-frst and Charles
Rev. +. u. Tyner, Rector-Holy comn1un-
ion at a. m; Sunday school at 9:A5 a. m.
holy communion and sermon at IL a. m. ;
evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
Trinity Cath edral, Eighteenth and Capitol
Avenue, Very Rev. @. A. BeecheT. Dean
Holy communion at a. M; Sunday school
at 9:45 a. m; morning prayer and sermon
At II; evening prayer and sermon at s.
Church OF st. Philip the Deacon North
Williams, Priest Mass. 1880 a. m; mathis
1880 a. M: choral mass and sermon, II a.
m; Sunday school and cRtechism. 1890,
choral evensong and sermon. 1880 p. m.
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The monthly musical service Of the West
minister church Will be held Sunday even
ing, December II, at 1880 o'clock. Twenty
ninth and Mason streets. The program:
Festal Prelude In ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oslet
Anthem-CautRtc Domino .............. Buck
WYNN SVio. Selected
Solo-Around the Great White rnrous..
s'''''..'........ ................... Bracket
Mrs. Paul.
Duet-I viii Magnify 1hee........... Marsh
Mrs Weity. Mr.. Gray.
NlOHn 500. ..,...... .....-.......... Selected
sulo-I Heard the Voice Of Jesus Say.
s-s'sss.s..... ...........-.... BischOff
Mrs. Welty.
Anthem-Iioly doly. Holy (Sanctus)....
n :; - .....,...,....,... Gounod
&)ostuue 1.........-..............s... Selected
quartet: Mrs. l.. Paul, Mrs. Frank
Welty, MT. john Hopkins, Mr.. r. E. Gray.
Alice ID. Pritchard organist.
Rev E. r. Curry Of the Calvary Baptist
81 oh vrsfn
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
Twenty-fifth and Farnam Chambers
Building-Sunday school at 9.45 Sunday
services at II and s. Subject OF lesson SER
mon, God the Preserver OF Man"
Second Church OF Christ Scientist, Lyric
Theater-SundRy school az 9:45 Service at
/. subject OF lesson sermon, God the
Preserver of Man"
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ODD CLTES TO MTRDERS.
Trivial Things pom which Great criminal
Eases Have Turned.


Criminals arc very forge'fut psTsnns The
famous s.r.-- ~ frauds on the Bank Of
n9l,ud by the Henson brothers a genera
ton ago Wrs terminated 10y the fact that Tho
frrrera 81 the draft- forgot To date the last
one rr..-ut.d his almost incredibl"
blundrr .-I 20 th@l breakup Of the most
dancrrpr- hand VI criminals ENGLAND has
ever lnuHn.
An uraa-v cons irno~ rave awav pouRal
the Mo- Farm murderer lie had pre-
ssnted 10 forged chc'k on hi w. tim = hank
ing a., cunt. and the clerk. not re- ogniHiug
'he signature. asked DouEsl 20 wait few
mofnsuf- Convince that 10 vas trEE
% detain him uutli the police we're sum
mored. the wre'r bed man boltsd. and that
sst In motion a train ~ suspicious That
eventually resulted In the discovery OF one
Of 'he most cold hiooied crimes In NE his
tory ~ murder.
ANY dsts. tive % experience VIII ten ron
that moe, criminals are fools. whi"h IL a
good thing ia the Iona run for th"-e whose
tuslnsss Il r. o. detect "r!me.
Thew was q ASS In the midiands nearly
twenty years ago witch concerned man
Who spent many days planning Wonaas
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murder and Disgusting his own rersonality
~ thai nObodh could ever su-po't him II
tho crime Then. when hi plau- vsre
completed. ESlurcd the unfortunate woman
n lonely place aud murdered her
~" va. m"rshpan astoBish.d to md him
srif under srreS thin AN hour Of the dis
covcrv 81 'he dead body. but II was no
wonderful f.as O! d-t"' ton after all IA
his hast" nud confusion the murderer had
actually I"itti- visiting card on his within :
body
4 chlId'= Kenny toy lantern directly led
20 the banging ~ Fowler and Nilsson for
the MusvelI Ilil murder ~ was lu'ky
clue. that nnd'nE OF the child whose toy had
been IeV behind lu 'hs houae " ith the bodv
~ Mr. smith. IN" murdered man. II was
tho property Of Fowler littls brother. ana
the chiId'- innocent pleasure at the recovery
81 h. lantern was The Eliminating stroke
IN one 81 the greatest tragedies Of the last
hf'y years
clothes played a prom inent part In the
We mouth Beach murder ease 81 nine years
az. hut T. was boot lac that finally
fastened tho crime on Renn-tt. That
TRIVIAL boot lace had been u-.d 90 strange
tho poor woman who died whcre 80 many
nal found holiday happiness and thOse mo
= tended the 'rllu will never forget the pro
found impression crsatsd ty tho production
81 the string
Upon a certain occasion . prominent
merchant and railway magnats was talking
In the street 20 friend Of his, who
vas eminent In the service OF the state
Young man passed BY and. 20 tho as
Constituent % tho former. hts companion
nodded pleasantly 20 him. Who was
that asked the railway dlrsctor. thinking
he might have been mistaken.
on. that l. AT Blank. tho well known
philanthToplst.
Nov the gsntlsmAn nf the railways
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sddress 10 Lsokssvay sni nOated to the
top 81 tho river
Bot all great 'timtnhl rases have turned
more 90 less ON trivial things . railway
~ ket p,ayei u prominent part In the recent
trial At Newcastle Of AlsEandeT Dickman
charged WITH the murder % keshit the
rOllieTy cashier lt bore the name OF one
station and was given 10 ~ another
Half sn adjre--ed envelope convicted a
murderer 'veuty Near- aGo, although the
hi4 bedroom piece ~ flo convtted =
murderer named Orr0i T. " ho iafUoW for
gotten rUt whose 'ritns excited tremendous
irfeTcSt some years ago ATmsd With half
OF a common Me the police tracked him
tive worE in ihs annals II dstsctiSn.
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knew Mr. blank ~ another name md In
a different Capa"ity, IN hct hs was one
Of the clerks In tho employ OF the railway
Of which no WAs a 6iTs~tOr. Examination
OF the books confirmed tho worst suspi-
cions. for tho pseudo phiianthropist had
been rcbbing his employers for years In
order 70 Eratlfv hts ambition tn get into
socisty Had IL not been for that casual
r,.rognition IN public rhe company would
have lost thousands more than Il DID
That vas trivial ,hRn's ~ course hut II
vas more than THE which caused Mr. Dyer.
the Reading baby farmer. 20 wrap me 81
the bodies OF her victims In a plsCe 81
brown paper bearing Der Own name and
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other arhor enters tho interior 81 the
hottie until 10 reaches the movement .
y her. Ii ~ cuun.ote'i With u 10y means ~
a hollyw square. reaching The THANKSGIVING
La,r,.I and ser, ing for the winding
lie bottle IN made ~ transparent glass
euDosiug 20 view all the parts in IA" in
tsri1r It, height measures % cent?
meters % ~ inche-l and lie Interior diane
ter CeniiIne'"rS q = inchs,-l ne wh"le
h PLACED Iron a dish. 20 which II IN fast
ens.d by fhre. brackets.
The sun., 1910-06-10
10 rORW tCOWm rrRS Grr
I Hundred Thousand PerssRs IN North
Jersey said 10 Br Eligible.

EAsr ORANGE. y ! June A mas
meeting Is to he held on Saturday night
IN Commons salth Hall a. which steps
are a. be- taken tow ard the formation u
Commuisrs' league of northern New
Jersey II II expected that Gov Fort
Will b@ present and will speak
Thomas X Cr~eda head Ot the onm-
mittee in charge ot the msetinR. estimates
that fully lW ~ persons world Ds I'll gible
a. membership ia the League lie has ~.
C-iv''d a letter from President Trues,lala
Ot the laCkaW anna railroad which leads
him tu believe that that Official will at
tend the ns~'tng u - nor rD be meet
ing ~ mere deugnciation said Mr.
,Teede all sides are to be- heard We
are -"-king hight and all We sur - lus-
tlCp
The Eas' Orange commuters claim
that the Increase % rates has already
affected the real estate business of Fast
Orange II has been harder. they say.
% rent houses since the announcement
was made that higher rates are ~ be
charged Among tho members OF the
Women Club ~ Orange who have been
asked TO speak AZ the meeting are Dr.
Sara & SpottiswOode. Mr- Henry p
Bailey and Mrs Charles lardley
The sun., 1910-06-10

"a the me ntiru" tho tuur will DISCUSS
thl- natter with Mr Whitman aud with
MT RoCkefellrr O., the end that the work
- the Grand Jury NAV b. effective
Mr Rockefeller asked will your
hpnor elbow the foreman o. s-y that
there hl, h"en M line uf inye-tig g.ltiun
followed up during the Investigation
nor ~ there any reference made ga the
presentmsnf which has not he~n hrsi
grped upon In ~gi@tgnC~ with yOur
Honor There hI. haen M reference
made in tive pr''--utment O.. any line of
fhr Inve~ilg. fisu tu WhtDh yDur Honor
h,b not greed before We undertook 10
-Nou vii - r,.'lll"ct Mr Rockefeller
=, q 'he Idg~ that th" court was tu
SNOW -pm"'h.L- ~ the cha rtDtsr ut ths.
document which hymsn Of Tins Grand
July Cnh present menf You under
stand that nothing Na- ~ be- drn" ~ that
hu" hetur" tts Court winch Fppuutr'l Won
had i--n rDnsultsd The Court has upf
u"eD cons ili-d and la- not AnuWn 1T
yuur m'"ntIuu fu present inv dpyumsut
% th'- Court 10 the nature 1t au IBdf,t
ment ur pr--eutmeni lgl->~ Won hay"
an Indictment 'o present tins morning
the Court will receive nothing from you
" YOU have presentment tn suggest the
tuurt - quite willing thai II should 10
accepted hu' accepted only N tniinde'i
upon the ~ dsnc'. before you two weeks
from to-day
ROCkEFkl.LFR SEEs nv 'UpGF
With thes" final remarks from ih-
Cour' the Grand lIry fled out
later IN the afternoon Mr. Rockefeller
the Distinct Attorney and Judgs O'Sui'
van had conference 90 thp uffic- of Nj
Whitman. Nothing came ont - 30 What
happened there except that the pre.' M
ment was not submitted ~ either u them
Mr Rockefeller said that he a- the fore
man ~ tho Grand jury was not privileged
- talk JIdg. OSulLvan ~aid that h-
thought that 10 was iIr the ne-t interests
~ the pubhC that the aCCspftu' Fl" of tho
pre-entment he p0stpUn.d
The District Attorney .lId thai wnila
he had not ze-n the resentment and d'.i
not know thing iuat contained b" tfd
not heIsys from h's D-.r.0nsl know '-dgs'
VI The wO of ihe Grand jury. that t
contsin-d INV charge ~ a condition u.
organized white saveiv'
Among the callers iu the InmIua.
Courts Binding yesterday Was Dtur"i
= 'ohahn. grand s1ch"m ~ Tammany
Han
The sun., 1910-06-10
COWWCTERS ram BOTCOTT
RIdEeHeld NO, emsnt Against a BraRch
ag Ihe Erie.

RTDGEFIELD. y June Q The com.
muters about $50 Of 'em who traveI
over the Susquehanna and Western
Railroad. a branch of the Ere. had a
mass meeting here tonight and decided
10 take immediate action IN regard to
the boosting OF rates Speeches denouncing z
the railroad were made. with the result
that tho : A " ~ threatened with
a boycott
4 COMMITTEES u siK was appointed 70
secure the names of commuters who will
not ride on the : and " but who will
uze the West shore road instead One
speaker said that the only way 10 biz
the railroads h. by way Of their purses
Another committee vas selected ~
draw up petitions 20 be forwarded ~
Gov Fort and 10 tho Railroad Commis-
sion asking whether the Erie can legally
gaise ts rates.
A long telegram waa received az the
meeting from the commuters ~ Fast
Orarge They askei the Ritgrfeli com
Inuters 70 send a delegation over 20 their
mass meeting on saturday
The sun., 1910-06-10
DIED.

APLIN On June = 1910. william Apis ~.
vices -rHE FrgERaL CMURCW' 'FBAgE ?
CANFBEIL BLDaJ. .ti West zad ~
nCRGONNE On June =. 1910 N TIE re1dss-s
Of her -on In law. Charles A HaEilton. 81
West End av. Caroline N Stokes wfdcu q
Theodorr Burgoyue. IN her ssd year
Funeral private. kindly omit novsp
BCK On June T. Bsrtha. widow Of Guido EsG
In her ss'h year
Funeral services on saturday mcruing ~ stf
past 10 oclcck at Trinity Lutheran Chur,s
i00th - between Columbus snf AnstsrdEa
avs. lntcrmeut private
JOHNSON On June = 1910. Wilnsn lsss'
son. ScArsdsle. y.
Funeral private
PIFFARD. IN Wednesday June q 81 ss -
dsnce, "a West sIth a.. Of pneuniouis, Hsau
&. Pnard. Y. D.. IL D. Ia the H'a YsN
Of hts age
Funeral friday. June r. usP U ~
Church Of the Transagurau uon. ,pth - asn
stu Az. lnisrment private
THE MEDICAL ROaHn ~ rHE CRY HosTfrAl-
Members are requested 70 sttsnd tht .-asI'
services of M Henry q Pidard Cons1'uss
surgeon N the CiB Hospital. a. M 'HIna
OF ne TrAnsngurnuoff FRIDAY jIrs 10. 81
OCiok
luHN 4 FORDTCB. rrssidru'
CHARLEa u CHtLD. Ir Ssrrr'aT
BRIcE.-At his late residence Nsbury rAr. s. J.
Stewart Nelly Brce. beloved hIs11ri o.
Catherine N Rrire and ,oa Of the nfr fna
Tor Calyin = Brcs. IN the con yesT 1' f's ss'
Funeral services a. the family residencs
toa 5th av.. saturday morning. Jl1e d.
II O'elOck
The sun., 1910-06-10
BOI KIDNAPPED WuBE.


Butcher Heard = seedy Man asking
Young Hyde 10 go Somewhere.
4 kidnapping theory has arisen regard
ing the disappearance n fourteen year
old Henry Hyde. Jr. who left his home
al 80 Fast I3Sth street on Monday and
for whom forty-three pupils of the Chris
tian Brothers parochial school u All
saints have been searching The Bronx
Word came yesterday to the mother
n the hoy that Gabriel Bar,h, butcher
az IaSth street and Alexander avenue
saw her son IN his shop two weeks ago
with a man of about ~. This man the
butcher described az seedy tie was
talking ga, nestly so the hoy Ba. IN said
he heard the hoy say. I can't go now
have 20 60 home"
The hoy was in the habit Of catching
rides 70 Jersey City on the transports
from the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford yards az the foot Of Willis avenue
The Dolice intend to question every one
in the railroad Yards to-day. Henry was
on his Way 90 school when he was seen
last He and hs ten-year-Old bFothe.
Alfred separated 20 see which Of two
routes 20 the school was the sho rter
Henry didn't turn up at the end Of his
route
Mra. Hyde was sure last night that her
SOP hadn't known any man 40 described
by Barth.
The sun., 1910-06-10
ITCHING Of SCALP
INTOLERABLE
Nearly Wild with Painful, Burning
EruptiOn-HaIf Her Hair Fell Out
and COmbing Il Was Torture
Feared She Would be Bald.
IN DESPAIR UNTIL
CURED BY CUTICURA

just about two ysars ago. aouna form
q humor appeared on nv scAlp. Tbs
beginning was q slight itching but IA
grew steadily vorse until. when 1 conhed
my hair, thu scalp became raw and ths
ends q the comb-teeth would b. wet
With blood. Most II The time there vas
an intolcrable itching. in q painful.
burning way. very much na a bad raw
burn, II desp, will itch and snaTt when
nFet beginning 70 heal. CombinR NV
haiP vas positive torture. Nv hair vas
long and tangled terribly because of The
blood and scabs. This continued RrOW-
tng WoFSo and over half nv hair fsIl
out. was IN despair, really afraid of
beooming totally bald
Somstimes the pain was % RFeaR
that when partially HwAke. I would
Bcratrh tho worst PLACES % that nv An
ser-tips would be bloody. 1 cotld ~
slesp well and, after being nsIeep a shoge
time, that awful singing pain woud
commenco and than / would wake uo
neaFty Wild with the torture. A neiWhhor
aaid it must be salt rhsgm. HAVING
USED Cuticura Soap merely as a tolleS
soap begOre. ] now decided 20 order 4
st of the Cuticlra Remediea-- Cutir1,ya
boap, Ointment and Pills. Iusnd thTn,
according 10 directions for perhapS aix
weeks, then left on, a. tho dissase sssUle1
% be eradicated. But toward sprinF.
eighteen months ago, thsrs Waa a shRke
FSturn ol the scalp huutoF. I COM
menced the Cuiicura treatment AZ onoe.
% had very little trouble. on nv nceio
used about one half cake u CutictiFa
Boap and half . boz q Cuticlra Oint-
ment In all. The firut time I took AZ
or seven bottles a Cuticura Pllls ana
tho laGt time thFeo botties-neithSr an
eTpenglVe o. tedious treatmenG. since
then have had no scalp trouble of anV
ihd- Standing up, With my hair un-
bound, u comeR 20 nay knaaa and haa
not been foG CutiuHn / should doubt
lals BE- wholly bald.
ms is voluntary, unsollcitsd tasii-
m1nial and take pleasure IN wvitina
e hoping my ezpei1enns may help sonS-
one elae. Mss lillian Brown. R. .F.D.I
Liberty, No., Oct. 20. 1909"
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