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HANDS UP AND DOWN."
boy bandit Makes Automutou a.
Victim ~ Auto PASSES.

DENVER. col. Jan. CA boy han
az and Anthony O. kilkcr. owner OF "A
laundry. played "a game Of hands IN
and hands down when Mr.. Mixer VAS
on his way Ia his place OF business early
to-day,
The hir ynan. seeing an autom-
ohllr AMP luF, ordered Killer Ia
rai'' ani lo""f his arms IN a rnpllll
automatic fashion. thus giving the oc,u.
pants OF ia" car no reason To- suspr.,
that the man executing he moyem,m,
was being held up when the ear had
passed. IN" rohhcr relieved Kilkcr OF
W. and disappeared
The evening world., 1912-01-20
Senator Cummins in the Race for
the Presidency.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Ex-senator AL
bert b. CNmmins Of Iowa, Progressive
Republican. to-day announced his a n
didacy for the Republican Presidential
nomination In a statement In which he
says that II the Republicans OF Iowa
believe him a At man to urge before the
Chicago Convention he will accept their
dccision.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
HAIR CAME OUT IN HANDFuLS
Itching Scalp and DandruG. Cured Eairely.

81 Willow Terrace, fIoboken. n. III was
troubled with a very itching scalp and dan
drum. and my hair came out in handfuls.
There were scales on the scalp and II itched/
very badly. I was troubled like tina
about four months. when I began using Cutiv
curs Soap and Ointment. In o few month";
they had cured me entirely. Ny hair Is now
real thick and glossy" (Signed) Mrs. A.
Voyel, Nov. 1911.
every slerc. Sample Of each mailed free,
with 82-p. book. Address. "Cuticurs,"
Dept. T. Boston. Tcnder-.aced men should
shave With Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
FREDDIE WELSH IN HOSPITAL.

Welsh, the English lightweight, who
Was scheduled to fight Bobby Waugh
twenty rounds at Vernon to-day, was
taken to a hospital at Venice this
morning. 1t was stated that he had
strained the tendons OF his neck and
back 30 severely last night that n
could not kssp hh ring sngsssmsnt.
The evening world., 1912-01-20

and then they would turn yellow and open.
Having read Of the Cuticura Soap and oin:-
rnent. I concluded TO Try them. After using
them I began 70 see big Improvement In my
baby. II dried them UP and they disappeared.
In six months he was completely cured, much
to my surprise" lsgned) Mrs. James :.
Sanders. Nov. IS, 1911.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
At REBELS KILLED IN FIGHT,
Mexican Troops ROut . Force Of
Zapata's Men.

MEXICO CITY. Jan. Coin an all
night battle near Puebla bteween 500
Zapata sympathizers and a force OF
Federal troops torty-seven revolution
lists were killed and many wounded be-
fore they broke and fed early to-day.
The evening world., 1912-01-20

NV nurse said II was . skin
i,lease. His face vas .
mas Of red blotches and
they we're so itching. he
cried SO much ct night. that
I was unable 10 sleep. I
even had 10 tie his hands 30
he could not scratch them
open. The matter blsters
were large red humps that
would pathpr IN hia head
The evening world., 1912-01-20

The statement OF Clearing House
banks for the week shows that the
banks held s36. 9oa. 900 reserve in excess Of
legal requirements. This 10 an increase
OF 81. st3, $50 In the proportionate cash re.
serve as compared with last week.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
PRIEST RISKS LIFE
AS Church BURNS
Rector of Church of the Ma
tivity RescueS Sacred Ves-
sells From the Blazc.

Red and yellow flames that burst out
the Roman Catholic Church Of the
Nativity at Nos. " and ~ Second %
thr eatened early to-day to destroy the
structure that for more than
sevsnty-nve years has been q landmark.
Tho dramatic feature OF the fire wa
the dash into tho church. at the risk OF
his life. Of the Rev.. Father d. J. Reilly.
the pastor. ana his equally periious re-
turn. bringing with hin the sacred
vessels and the Blessed Sacrament from
the high altar.
The damage TO the church u extern.
sivs. although the flames did not reach
the altar. The pipe rga was burned.
with tho balcony and choir loft the
old entrance 10 In ruins. the roof was
practically destroyed. and all the hand.
some interior decorations show the ct.
fscts Of smoke. heat and water.
Tho biass afforded the unique spec
tacie OF . fire In o building being fought
by the aid Of tho buildings own electric
lights. The old church has no steepls.
but In It's cockioft II a ponderous bell,
presented soine years 6 by p. II. sul.
iivan. u brother OF Timothy d. sullivan.
Fearing that the weakened supports OF
tho ceiling would lot the heavy bell corss
crashing through on tho heads OF ~
men. Chief Kenlon kept them outside,
turned On the electric lights and fought
tho irs through the windows n big
holes that were hastily chopped In the
The evening world., 1912-01-20
SHOT IN QUARANTINE ROW.
Texan Warned Nat to Enter Town
Il killed at Mothers Door.

AUSTIN. Tex, Jan 2-George Lock
vas Killed to-day for alleged violation
Of the meningitis quarantine at Buda,
Tex, according to "a report received by
the Shcrir here,
Look, n stoCkman, a en route to
Budu 10 80. his mother. when he was
warned not 90 enter town lie was
Killed on the porch Of his mothers
home.
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zen TOR u talk.
VITV A GUARANTEE OF
1917 PER CENT. PROFIT
VIVA, Il. ou.,., 10 n -. ,
,,yvn. .v,~-, -. "''"'"'
,,,,,, ,..,,,.,, ~" '""''"''' no care
,,.",,.-, anm" ho'"'o'o''' soon became
"ui'tu about the inner circles Of Wall
49, .n'c' VI" terms OF the new DIAL
- '".''poloush. iGpid Transit Com
~ ~. an annual ptont Of
~, y" on'' on u" STOCK OF 81. O0. 900,
snd a ,otni subwny dcal involving $ic5..
~ Son~'uicu'
nv pan IN "a nutshell. embraces
The evening world., 1912-01-20
$35.e5 Received
FOR C0ULJITZKA FAMILY.

The Evening World acknowledge re-
ceipt Of additional contributions for the
family OF John Couljitzka Of No. 81
Brooms strsst. whose restitution was
such that the baby frose to death on It's
mothers breast. The fund now amounts
- e1E oE a. Stl.Nuya
The evening world., 1912-01-20
OiEO.

hALLOkAN.-Thursday. Jan. Is,
beloved wife OF Patrtct Halloran.
Funeral from her ate home, 30 Ivn.n
street BROOKLYN, Monday. Jan, "a. I'd
y,so a. NJ; thence TO Church Of the
IrahstIsuartion, WHORE A reauiem ma
VIII be celebrated. lnt,rment In. Hoiv
Cross Cemetery. :" saw"
o'nhiEN'--o Thursday. Jan. Is, 4
JOHN son OF the late Michael ana Am
o'br'en lnee Murphy. native OF Nov.
AIDA hl'rush, County Clare. Ireland.
fuhera' sunday, Jaa. 81. 2. n
keating. SO Windsor place. grootIvl
Interment Calvary Cemetery. ~
BlsAlNG.-On Jan. 10 uEINprcu
Kissing, aged % wears. "
Funeral services from stewart A No.
lInaps,, fafk ave. near Lexington =
beItimore. Md. on Monday,
baltimore PAPERS please cory.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
AFT 10 TO DO THE TALKING
TILL CONVENTION,

Taft Is to do all the speechmaklng.
Roosevelt is to remain "the SILENT" ex-
cept In so far as he cares to discuss
questions Of a national character in his
capacity as contributing editor. This II
the Roosevelt programme as Taft and
his friends have been given to under.
stand. probabi, through Secretary sum-
son.
The Western progressives-the La
Toilette men and the supporters Of Gov.
Cummins-have not been kept in the
dark as to the Colonel's purpose. and
tho Taft leaders nave gained new con.
idence in their ability to control the
convention. A clear understanding now
The evening world., 1912-01-20
INTERBQR0 HEADS
WILL ACCEPT new
SUBWAY OFFER
Directors Believed to Have
Endorsed Proposition at
Secret Meeting To-Day.
CITY GUARANTEES 1871.
"Stand Pattcrs" in Directorate
Said to BE Causing Delay
in Acceptance.
CITY GUARANTEES 1919.

"
Ats hasuIy called special session.
the directors or the Interborough
Rapid Transit COMPANY. lessee OF tho
prasent subway. TODAY con.,a.,,,
a.a,,,o ,.,.u.h ,,ono.,,o. -.,.,..-.
$3.50 - "''s~ '"' Sa""e'
Hss' Vce-pres'oeht OF tho fenhHylvania
Railroad ana Seth Low. acting ns
nsgotiatofs between the city and tho
Marlborough. and when the session
adjourned ut noon TO NEE, Monday.
there was every indication tina, the In.
'srboroush would resume its position
A. a p'doer ior the operation OF the
H system "H outlined by the Public
esrvioe Commission and the Board of
BstimAte.
Tho directors went into session AZ No.
- Broadway AT ioS o'oiock Promi-
nsnA At thu meeting were August n"l-
mont VINO h~h o"eh the ch"f y"
a iurt"M "SAhhk WIN Tn" cHS' ana
N'I VIC "A" p'o"'m""'
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~. NS"."r -, w., - ". ~ Wv,
-. - -, ..aa 80. ,,a,,
a. On. r,r,i, a, v.,,.rdcv. con,.renc.
a, an. no~vn,own Association som, a,
IN. air.,t,rs l.ft tho session ar,or an
hour And they said that President
shonts would have to DO the talking.
But there was an atmosphere Of 40
compiiahmeni about thu ~Interborouxh
onscs hat told what the directors re-
fused 10 tell and gave plain Indication
that the vOlce of Morgan q Co. 10
net totally without innvsnos at ths In
t~srboroush domiciie. Mr.. Monte said:
shoNra aAAvA rk<ev ARE CON. |
.,n-.,n. n.ono.,-,o.
s~,.- ~
! esnnu All tina, I can say u THAT
WE ARE STILL CONSIDERING
THE PROPOSITION AZ 1T lS PRE-
RENTED TO Us THROUGH THE Me-
0~OTIATOliS."
For tho nrst time. therefore. cosnes
the Official statement that the Intcrbor.
ough has been asked 70 psss upon
ds,nite proposttion. mads by IN. ON.
clAIs. through thu nsrotiaun ananoisra
..wiu tho arAti.,nsnt oom> In . ~>.k -.
Mr.. shon,s vas ..h>d.
.Mona.v n, 1,,..a.x" H.. r~ru.
.wiu an. mar. 1870, on,.n nv.
II think a."
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So""0N e'oSN eHoWS &C
tTV IN 9TOCk EXCHANGE.
Wall street dld no, know of IN. n..,
The evening world., 1912-01-20
BABy'S Face MASS
Of RED BLOTCHES
Cried So at Night Mother Unable to
Sleep. Hadto T lie His Hands. Mat
ter BIistersw we're LargeRed Lumps.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment Dried
Them Up and They disappeared.

sii First Ave. Nc-' York City. when
my baby was iWo vccss Old he started 70 get
blot chcs IN his faco and Coul1 not sleep q al.
The evening world., 1912-01-20

Tour drussisi VII refund money 4 Psso ul.t
Pc. ss,s Y sE: * iss7tss; ~
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,OOeEvELT'S AlOlNE CLUB OEs
TAXATION oTitt STANDS.

sCHN WV OtIse ttNSo
Roosevelt has passed this word along.
according to the same authority, but
with the variation that La Toilette.
Curnmins and other ambitious candi-
dates cannot use him to build up Q Taft
opposition. II other words. Roosevelt
10 In the T, -ition made clear In his
Adine Club speech: II won't sew my
self UP 30 hat ! can't accept the noml.
nation II II comes to me-" Roosevelt 10
not a candidate In the sense Of seeking
the nomination. He has given Taft q
free field, and II Taft can't win-why-
well. u WON'T be La Toilette Or Cum
Minis.
Roosevelt will not make single speech
between now and the Republican con
vention. More than two hundred invi.
tations to speak In various parts OF the
country have come to the Colonel in the
past three weeks. but he has turned
down every one. insisting that any
speech he might make would be more
or less OF u political nature and would
b open to misinterpretation.
The evening world., 1912-01-20
TREATY Of PEACE
ON BETWEEN TAFT
AND THE COLONEL
Roosevelt viii Repeat "Take
Him or Take Ne" Declaration
to Convention of 1908.
Especial 70 The EVsnins World


WASHINGTON. Lar D.-SeSretary Of
War Stinson has proved 10 be an am
bassador OF peace II the inside !aterpre-
tation Of the cessation OF hostile talk IN
the TAFT and Roosevelt camps nay be
accepted as correct. sThs newspapers o.
ten days ago told Of the open visit o:
Mr.. stimson 20 oyster Bay and his SUBJ
,equent statement. received with some
!ncreduiity at the time. that. his visit
called for no sacrifice Of loyalty 20
either man. lie had talked politics with
The Colonel. he admitted. but he could
not discuss the interview"
The political wisaecres now see . re-
fiection Of the trip In the sudden ending
Of the agitation Of . Roosevelt TAFT
misunderstanding. They 80 further and
claim that an agreement exists between
the Presiden. and the Colone!. which
Will limit the Republican convention to
the same proposition that confronted
the party four years ago when Rooss-
welt challenged his opponents with the
declaration: Take Taft or take me-"
The evening world., 1912-01-20

chiefly prominent IN tho contest with
tho city ovcr tho now They
ven directly to Mr.. Shont's private
dan fny N taik
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

Helde. w. Chamberlain. James Hook
Ing. Morris. Abrams and J. ". Clme.
Ten witnesses for the defense ana six
FOR the people were examined and the
case went to the jury late yesterday
afternoon The iurymen deltberaied
until six o'clock when they went to
supper. returning al half past seven
and we're locked in the jury room untli
nearly II o'clock when they reported
q verdict OF guilty The defendant
was represented by Attorney " a.
Imrritt, and Prosecuting Attorney Mc-
Donald appeared for the people. The
court was crowded last night by a
large gathering Of spectators who
greatly enjoyed the proceedings which
included an occasional tilt between
the court and the defendants attorney.
The affair from which the case arises
Is claimed to have taken place al "a
dance given week ago al the Kan
sankoti hail The defendant 1t WAS al
Legged by the prosecution, had been a
member of the committee Ia cnarge
and wore a, nickel plated badge bear
ing the word Sentinel When SIMON
sou and some others made some SORT
Of slight disturbance in the rear Of
the hail Nuorela. who Is about TWEEN
ty-five years OF age and an amateur
wrestler Of considerable strength
seized Simonson. got 81 "hammcrlocl,
hold on him and threw him against "a
window. breaking the glass He Is then
alleged To have picked mp Simonson.
told him he must pay the damage or
go 20 Jail lie. with another man.
started off with Slmonson between
them. when they were met by ChiCer
Wright. To whom the circumstance
were explained. with the result that
/ Simonson was released ana a warrant
| issued for Nuorela
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

Quartet
One.tofy.- Mrs. Katherine Bree.
Remarks Supt- Roderick Cameron
ana Rev. W. T.. Marvin
Chorus Hail an Hail" Sabbath
school.
Portludo-Mrs. Katherine Bree.
Commandery TO Church.
The members OF Palestine Com
mandcry of the Knights Templar will
attend services in a body tomorrow
morning at half past 10 o'clock at the
Hancock congregational church. when
d special sermon win DE preached by
the pastor Rev Mandus Barrett. The
choir has prepared a program OF Eas-
ter music and anthems for he occas-
ion ami also viii sing special numbers
at the evening service. at which tho
pastor viii preach a sermon appropri-
ate 81 Easter Sunday
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
SECOND TRIAL RESULTS IN
A VERDICT OF GUILTY
INTERESTING ASSAULT AND BAT.
Terry CASE CONCLUDED.
Occupies Greater Part Of Two Days
In Eichkern's Court.

After being tried twice and occupy
ing the greater part of two days time
ia Justice Eichkern's court. Arthur
Vuorela was last night found guilty
90 assault and battery on fcinard Sim
onson, and was fined twenty-five dol
lars and costs. amounting in all 10
about seventy dollars. The complain
ant Simonson. is a young man about
eighteen years of age and with Others
was at the Socialist hall about a week
ago. IT. was stated that because of
some slight disturbance in the entrance
% the hall Nuorela seized Simonson 10
eject him, and IL was alleged that he
struch Simonson on the arm. paralyz-
ing the muscles.
Vuorela demanded a jury trial, which
was held on Thursday afternoon. oc-
cupying from two in the afternoon un-
I'll late i'm the evening. when the
jury reported they were unable Ia
agree upon verdict and We're dis
charged.
Another jury was drawn yesterday
morning. consisting Of ]. Ilrlce, Chas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

HANCOCK sRevIrIEs
-s........;::..,.,...::..,.s..s...s.l....s.4.s.

senator James arrived home today
from Lansing and on Monday viii DO
one Of The speakers AT the grange
meeting al Baraga.
AZ meeting of the county board N
the Ancient order of Hibernians will
De- held tomorrow afternoon al the
Hibernan hall in Hancock
William Thomas Of Calumet who is
q candidate for nomination as mine
Inspector. was a visitor last nieht at
The meeting Of Hancock lodge Of The
Knights OF PNthias Announcements are
being made by the IIanCock lodge Tor a
roll call meeting 20 be held early next
month.
The newly elected officials OF Han
COCK chosen last Monday have begun
t0 present themselves at the office OF
the city clerk 70 take the oath OF Of
flee. !red M. Permission. supervisor
of the third ward. was the first 20
qualify.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

viii offer an Faster program. The
program fot the sacred concert In the
afternoon is as follows:
organ voluntary Mrs X. Bree.
Lift Up Your Heads" chorus choir,
solo. "Hosannah" Miss Myrtle
Gray.
Vocal duet--M Misses Pearl and Jen-
Tie Kendall.
Malc Messrs. Johns. Giles
Eplett ana Bryant
Solo-"Trmmphant Morn" Fred
Rumble.
oaertory. organ Miss Beatriec
Gray.
Solo. selected Mrs Thbmas Perry.
Quartet--Nlessrs Johns, Giles. Eplctt
and Bryant
Glor'la-"Twelfth Mass" chorus.
Postlude-Mrs X. Bree.
The program for Hancock Methodist
Episcopal sabbath school Easter sun
day evening at .. m. Is as follows:
Organ Voluntary MIS- Katherine
Chorus Easter joyous Easter
sabbath school.
Recitation Easter Greetins" -Leora
Ryan,
Responsive Reading ana Prayer.
Anthem Hearts and Voices Rmse'--
(lra ID. Wilson, Choir.
Exercise Crowns of victoN"-Class
Of Boys and Girls.
Song What the Lilies Say'-Fri-
mary department
Exercise Happy Easter Day" SIN
Girls
,, Recitation Faster -winn!,
Campbell.
Chorus "lIallclujah. Christ is Risen
Sabbath school.
Recitation Pig Folks and Lit;l,
Folks"-Clinton Kltto.
Exercise "A Crown Of White Idl-
lies" six Girls
solo-Mrs. W. w. Finch.
Recitation "Easte. Tlme~--Perc,
Truscott.
Chorus "The conoueror" sabbath
school.
Exercise Springs Call'-Nine Girls
Song Scatter the Clodds'-Primarl
department.
Exercise THE Angels Of Spring
Mind Girls
Recitation "The Easter story"-sid
| ney Dale.
Chorus THE Belle Of Hope"-Sab
bath school
Hymn Jesus Lover of Ny Soul ii
Pantomine--Miss TcValine wheeler ant
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
x. OF c. SHOW MAY II.
"A Daughter Of the People" Will BE
Presented in Hancock

May II has been selected as the date
for the production OF the annual
drama under the auspices of the Han
cock council of the Knights OF Coluln-
bus at the Kerredgc theater. \ rchear-
sal was held on Thursday evening
and the cast is already showing pro-
press i'm the acquiring of the several
roles. The play selected for this yem s.
q three act drama of Russian society,
by Charles Klein and with the excel
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
JUNGLE TOM" IN FINNISH.

The company which recently pre-
scented a Finnish version Of HARRIET
Bcccher Stoves Uncle Toms Cabin,
al Calumet. will repeat the perform
auce Sunday evening at the KeTodgc
theatcr in Hancock, with the same ex-
cellent east that appeared at Calumet
There is much interest taken la thi.
production MS it varies from the usual
English version. Little Eva living "a
grow mp 90 be a young woman al,
marrying George Shelby.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
LEHro AND mANoeoFF.

Kan Lehtu the copper country
evening make his first public appear
unCe IN Hancocl, since his return from
"a trip to Europe last summer. in q
match with Bob Manokon. styled tho
heavy wcilht champion of Asia. The
match viii take place at Germanio
hall and Will be best TWO out of three
falls. As preliminary Kari kauppi
"a Local man, agrees to throw any two
local Urestlers in half an hour.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

Street Commissioners Hosldmg this
morning had "A force at work clearing
the ice off the streets and flushing the
Sidewalks to have them In good shape
for Easter.
hd Mersy, OF the canal life saving
corps returned yesterday from Cieve-
land. where he spent most of the win
ter. lie also visited for a while al
Chicago and Buffalo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
MUST REMOVE ASHES.
Those Depost!rg Them in Street Given
Meek 20 Get Busy.

Those Depost.ng Them in Street Given
Meek 20 Get Busy.
Nayor Dodge has just called the
attention Of the council o. the practirc
which has been made by number %
residents Of depositing ashes in ,ne
street aGiacent 20 their premises.
These present am unsighuy aspect ami
the proctice IS In violation of a city
ordinance.
a. has been decided that no.
l.ce should Dee served on nll offending
la This respect and one weed. allowed
IN which 10 have the ashes removed.
Should they fail TO do SO the ashes
VIII bee taken away by the city teams
ard a bin for the WORK be charged
against the occupant of the premises.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06
Hancock Department
EASTER SERVICES
IN THE CHURCHES
BEAUTIFUL PROGRAMS OF MU.
SIC AND SPECIAL SERMONS
IN CHURCHES OF CITY
TOMORROW.

Beautiful and impressive services
appropriate 10 Easter Sunday will be
held tomorrow I'm all of the churches
~ the city OF Hancock. and decorations
OF lilies and other flowers will add ia
the Joy and beauty of the occasion.
The sombre trappings of Lent were
removed yesterday from the affairs and
tomorrow brightness and music and
color viii mark the day of the risen
Savior.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

icnce of the cast selected. and the care
tai training which they are receiving
under the direction Of George r car
iolI AN entertainment Of great merit
and artistic excellence h. anticipated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

pervades every nook and of beautiful store.
Delightful Crea-
tions-in every department. All the new Ideas Tor dress
occasions as well the modest creations for street
uoar
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-04-06

Matt Kansas has taken a position in
the Petaja furniture ANA undertaking
establishment.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-12-18
ECZEMA SPREAD OVER BODY

RT. d. No. 1. Lewlsburg, Ky.-"Fif.
teen years ago | was badly affected
with eczema upon my scalp first, then
II spread all over my body and con-
tinued to grow worse for four years.
II began with a dry rash. After form
ing thick scales or scabs the irritation
forced me TO scratch the scabs Off and
the hair would come out with them.
Upon my face and body the sores
would get inhamed and they disfg-
urcd my face. 1t was worse where
my clothes irlitated them. The orup-
ton was q ycllowish watery kind,
sometimes bloody. In warm weather
II was so bad was not able to work
on account of the rGw irritating sores
on my head and body.
after trying various medicines
without relief ! tried Cuticura SOAP
and Ointment. After using four cakes
] of Cuticura Soap and four boxes Of
Cuticura Ointment and one bottle Of
the Resolvent l was entirely sound
and we'll and have been for clever
years" (Signed) w. H. Williams
Mar. 10, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment solC
throughout the world Sample of eacl
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
Adv.