The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, March 09, 1900, Image 7

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    Since the last presidential election
'He nggrecatc of fresh gold mined
throughout the world is placed at $900-
Samson was the first actor to bring
"own a house and he was killed in
the fall.
Use Magnetic Starch It Las no equal.
The devil too often gets the hey b3'
getting his father first.
For starching fine linen use Magnetic
Starch.
The truth needs no apology.
Many of the world's best gold mines
have not yet been found.
I Bhnll recommend Pise's cure for Con
sumption fnr and wide. Mrs. Mulligan ,
PJurnbtead , Kent , England , Nov. S , 1805.
A smooth and shiny course makes
slippery travel.
The higher life is found in the val
ley of humility.
Magnetic Starch Is tlia very best
laundry starch in the world.
Character is determined by what we
say no to.
won
A " "
may-cure
cough medicine
won't do. If it will
"perhaps" do its
work , it's worse
than worthless. If
it's good , it's worth
ten times its price.
Do you know
where to draw the
line between the
good and the bad ?
This testimonial
should help.
"I had a had cough for six
weeks and could not find any re
lief whatever. My little girl read
t. about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral be-
j ing such -wonderful remedy for
S coughs , so I bought a bottle. It
i lelieved me at once. Before I had
taken a quarter -of a bottle my
cough was entirely cured. I think
it is the most wonderful cough
mixture ever known. ' ' L. HAWK ,
Newington , Out. , May 3 , 1899.
Your doctor or druggist
bear us out. Three sizes : $ i.co
size , cheapest in the long run ;
goc. size , just the thing for a
cold that "hangs on" : 250
size , for an ordinary , mcia , dis
agreeable cold.
Be Wonder
. o ! tiie
UIUOJUU HJJTC7U3HC O
.
OMAHA. NCQ No Coiling No Cooking
It Stiffens the Goods
It Whitens the Goods
It polishes the Goods
It makes all garments fresh and crisp
as when first bought new.
Try a Sample Package
You'll like It if you try it.
You'll buy it if you try it.
You'll use It If you try it.
Trv it
*
Fold by all Grocers.
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Send your name and address on a <
postal , and we will send you our l56- [
page illustrated catalogue free.
, WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.
> 174 Winchester Avenue , New Hsvcn , Conn. ] ;
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-I '
Union soldiersand widowsof toldiers who made
horae ead entries before June , : S74 of less that ,
"Nacres ( no matter if abandoned or relinquisncd )
iftheyhave not sold tleir additional homestead
richS ; should address , with full particulars , giv
inC district. &c. HS1T27 17. CO ? ? . WlSgic ; . D. S.
all
. S ndforlt.
J. J. II. CEsaOUt i. hOS , SirblfhMd.
NEW DISCOVERY ; give *
f r H-si.'oo- - a quick relief and cures v/or i
cnTes Hook of testimonials and 10 HATS' treaUnect
K. IB. II. H. CiHtC-Vb S > 0.\8. Hot K. AllaaU. Gt.
i illDIC Throat Candy , one of the best confections
LAmu O f \wallEt8. . public tpcakere. Ac. tend
10ctoLauibMfg.Co.OttnwaCaEadtt
LIVESTOCK AND PRODUCE.
Onnihn , Chicago tied New Vo-lt Market
Quotation * .
SOUTH OMAHA 1,1 VK STOCK.
SOUTH OMAHA , March 5. CATTLE
The moderate receipts of cattle last
week and the high prices prevailing as
compared with some other market points
haw started up packers to huy in the
Kansas City market. The market on
cows and heifers was considerably de
moralized and prices were all of 10 < 5I'15c '
lower. Bulls were a. little lower , but veal
calves higher. Here are some quotations :
Beef steers , $3.25f ( ! 000. : steers and heif
ers , $3.00ff4..riO ; cows. 2.avrjl.35 ; helfere ,
I3.1U1H.25 ; cows and heifers. $3.30@4.0Q ;
stags and bulls. $3.00'Q3.50 ' : bulls , $2.25' &
3.75 ; stags , $ . ' ' . .70/g4.23 ; stock cows and
heifers. 53.00S4.25 ; stockers and feeder ? ,
HOGS Sold r c lower than Saturday.
As compared with the average market
the market was just about 2\4e lower.
The hogs sold largely at $4.00 for good
mixed lends , as against $4.70 Friday and
$4.65 on Saturday's close. Some of the
better heavy and heavy mixed loads sold
at $4.G7'and some right good heavy
loads brought $4.72V ; . The demand was
good at current prices and buyers were
all out early with apparent determination
to secure as many loads as possible.
SHEEP The tendency of the market
was upward last week , and it is safe to
say tha. tprices are now 25iJ 30c higher
than the week previous at the very least
Choice handy weight yearlings , $ G.101jG.2r > ;
good to choice fed yearlings $5. r/i'6.00 :
lair to good yearlings. $3.G3' i3.75 ; good to
choice wethers , $3.50i5.73 ; fair to good
wethers. $ r . : )3f 5.r 0 : good t. choice fed
ewes , $4.S5Ti55 ; fair to good ewes , $4.f > 3'lj '
4.83 ; good to choice native lambs , $ G.POfr
7.15 ; good to choice western Iambs , ifi.Kiw
7.00 ; fair to good western Iambs , JO.iWfr
( ! .73 ; feeder wethers , $4. > Tj4.7fi : feeder
yearlings. $3.0UT/5.CO ; good to choice feeder
lambs , $4.755.7. ( . ' ) .
CIJK'AGO 1,1 VE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO , March f. . CATTLE Na
tives , good to prlmo steers , steady to
slow. $5.00 < J7G.OO : poor to medium , slow
to lOc lower. $4.00f < 4.KO ; selected feeders ,
best steady , others slow. $4.15ft4.7ii ( ; mixed
stockers easy , $3.40 3.90 ; cows steady to
lOc lower , $3.00 :4.25 : : heifers weak , $3.KIfr (
3.CO ; canners slow , $2.23iTr3.00 ; bulls steady.
f2. < ; /4.25 < ; calves about steady , $ r..00 < &
8.00.
8.00.HOGS
HOGS Fairly active at yesterday's
closing prices : ton. $1.82' ; mixed and
butchers. Sl.G5fi4.871 * : : good to choice
heavy , $4.80 4.87 - : rough heavy. $4.65f/
1.75 ; light , $4.GOip4.M ) ; bulk of sales , ? 4.75t ( '
1.S2V& .
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Sheep and
liunbs generally steady ; good to choice
wethers. $350'yC.03 : fair to choice mixed ,
about steady , $3.40 5.50 ; western sheep ,
steady , $ j.2.y 5.SO ; yearlings , about .steady.
JC.OOfiG.40 ; native lambs , about steady ,
* 5.00'/7.35.
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
KANSAS CITY. March 3.-CATTLE
Market ( iniet ; killing grades , steady to
lOc lower ; stackers and feeders , steady ;
heavy native steers , $4.Soli3.23 ; light
weights. $4.GOt/5.13 ; stockers and feeders.
f3.50fi5.00 ; butcher cows and heifers , ? 3.25
( f4.15 ; canners , $2.50f/3.23 : fed westerns ,
f4.0L"i/5.10 ; western feeders , $3.03-04.25 - ;
Texans. $ : ! .G5ff4.50.
HOGS Good heavy hogs steady , olh-
eis 2\riric lower ; heavy. S4.70W4.S5 ; mixed.
? 4 CO/4.75 ; light , $4.30'f ' > 4.G71-i ; pigs , J3.501' '
'SHEEP AND LAMBS Demand con
tinues very strong ; small supply sold
quickly at llrm prices ; lambs , SG.50fjG.75 ;
yearlings , $ i.00fji.25 ; ( ; muttons. J5.UO'a5.GO ;
stockers and feeders , $3.73fj3.50 ; culls ,
$ : ; .oof/3.75.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. March 5. AVHEAT No. C
.spring , ( IKtOnc ; No. 2 red. G7fiGSic.
COHN-No. 2 , : : Mic ; No. 2 yellow , 33 ? i
ft "Me.
OATS No. 2. 2f : 2.-c ! : No. 2 white , 25M :
2ic ; : No. 3 white , 23V-f'2Gc.
11 YE No. 2. 55' e.
liARLEY No. 2. , > JSC'41C.
SEEDS No. 1 tlaxsecd and northwest ,
? 1 GO ; prime timothy , S2.43 ; clover , con
tract grade , $8.25.
PROVISION'S Mess pork , per bbl. , * 9.CO
fili'.OO. Lard , per 103 Ibs. . $5.70f < 3.771- . .
Short ribs sides ( loose ) , $ Ti.70fT5.f'j. Dry
salted fhoulilers ( boxed ) . $ G.23TiG.30. Short
clear sides ( boxed ) , $5.t'UiC.OO.
WORK FOR TH PRESIDENT
Senate Calls on Hint for Report on Liquor
in Manilla. |
WASHINGTON , D. C. , March 5. Mr.
Pettigrew of South Dakota secured in
the senate the adoption of the follow
ing resolution :
"That the president be requested , if
not incompatible Avith public interest ,
tt. send the senate a statement of the
number of saloons that have been es
tablished in Manilla , P. I. , since the
occupation of that city by the United
States troops ; who conducts these sa
loons , who are their patrons , and what
kind of liquors are sold and the quan
tity of such liquor. The president is
also requested to inform the senate
or the number , if any , of saloons run
on the American or English plan in
Manilla before we occupied the place.
The president is also requested to in
form the senate whether or not it is
within his commander-in-
power , as - -
chief of our military forces , to suppress
all saloons in Manila and prohibit and
prevent the sale of liquor to our sol
diers. "
Drcnil
CHICAGO , 111. , March 5. The ad
visability of calling a conference of
the sanitary officers throughout the
United States to consider ways and
means of keeping the bubonic plague
from reaching this city is being urged
upon the authorities at Washington.
In answer to a leter sent by Dr. Rey
nolds , health commissioner here , to
Dr. Walter Wyman , surgeon general
of the marine hospital service. Dr.
Wyman says the health commission
er's suggestion that a national con
ference be called to meet in April
meets with his approval and will be
considered.
In a letter to Surgeon General Stern-
berg , sent today , Dr. Reynolds calls at
tention to the bodies of dead soldiers ,
which are constantly being brought
l ack to the states , and suggests as a
precaution against the spread of dis
ease , especially the bubonic plague ,
that the practice be discontinued. As
an illustration of the danger thus in
curred , Dr. Reynolds reports that the
casket recently brought from Luzon ,
containing the body of a Chicago man.
who died on the island , was opened by
the family , despite orders to the con
trary from the war department , and
the sanitary officers here.
Those who love always have no leis
ure to pity themselves , or to be un-
1 appy.
"Heroine of the
VANCOUVER , March 5. Miss Lo
gan , 21 years of age , daughter of the
iate Rev. Robert Logan , the first mis
sionary to the South Sea islands , seat
out from Boston by the Congregational
Board of the United States , has , ac
cording to advices from Sydney , won
lor herself the title of "heroine of the
Caroline group. " It is due not only
to her fearlessness in facing famine
and tropical diseases , but to her per
sonal interference in a fight between
two native chiefs in which she sus
tained ail accidental but severe in
jury.
Had Catarrh Nine Years All Doctors Failed.
HON. GEORGE KERSTEN. OF CHICAGO.
lion. Geo. Iversten. .n well-known Jxistice of the Peace , of Chicago , sajs :
I was afflicted with Catarrh for nine years. My catarrh v/as
located chiefly in my head. J tried many remedies .without avail.
I applied to several doctors , but they were not able to cure me. I
learned of the remedy , Peruna , through the daily newspapers. After
taking the remedy for IS weeks I was entirely cured. I consider my
cure permanent , as it has been two and a half years since 1 was cured. "
Any man who wishes perfect hc.allh
must be entirely free from catarrh.
Catarrh is well-nigh universal : almost
omnipresent. Peruna is the only ab-
sjlutc safeguard known. A cold is the
"beginning of catarrh. To prevent
colds , to cure colds , is to cheat catarrh
out of its victims. Pcrana not only
cures catarrh , but prevents it.
Rani's Horn calls attention to the
significant fact that Robert Ingersoll ,
the son of a Congregational minister ,
died an agnostic , and Dwight L. Mooj j
dy , the son of a Unitarian stonemason. |
d'ed "the Wellington of the evangeii-
cal army. "
Your clothes wal not crack if you
use Magnetic Starch.
iJB. K. M. Kl INC , Ltd. , 'A51 Arch St. , I'hiliuleJphia , Fa.
Ifyou have not tried Magnetic Starch
try it now. You will then use no other.
An earthly nngel is a woman that
other women never gossip about.
Why trifl ® wath Sze&Sth
whees the easiest
ES fa&
fa&m
m ths
WQSM IP !
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
BS Isitowss evesywfaeste awaf
fffaousanifs of wastsen have
iseess cured of serious kid ! *
neyMr
Mr sa Penkham's meth
ods have the endorse"
nterat of the mayor ? the
postmaster asicf others of
her own city *
Her medicine has the
endloFsemsnt of an UK
numbered multitude of
grateful women whose
tetters &Be constantly
printed Sn thSs paper *
Every woman should read
these /alters *
advises
suffering women free of
charge. Her ssf&'ess es
j.yssn , Mass *
Planning to Paper This Spring ?
TLere la rctl ir.p
that will HI COM
PLETELY Trans-
formjonrllOJlEin
point of HEALTH
tndllZADTViioi.r
SELECT
WALL
PAPER.
We ccny ALL the
"War pr'c f , tti m ty \
I
toSOctntsff-'iiple
eiiiblte M to hard ! * I
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tl'tTU-r..etellnplN
CARLOAD LOIS. |
fct-nct * e can jric I
ALL fmilr * imj r.fi
Liply LOV. . A fctl
lire cf bam ] Iff rent ,
J ! cbsrp | rf aid ,
FKEEufcnrtqcut.
Our Spring
Catalogue
tretlsg some < S Itr
llie in MTTHili
COI.OKS , rrill U
if ct rrj aid ct-c n re-
ccil * of Itc , "which
pj jartcf tte ei-
rrets cbargt * , M d
will be rtfsscUii 03 tv Ii > t of yccr first order. Tfcl eatalrcue qcctt :
? bcl le prices en EVERYiinXG you. EAT , WEAR ar.il USE.
Established JOHN M. SMYTH COMPANY ,
1867- ISO to IM West Madison Si *
Order by this Ka A 11 CHICAGO , ILL.
All families should provide them
selves with a copy of Dr. HartmaiTs
free book entitled "Winter Catarrh. ' '
This book consists of seven lectures on
catarrh and la grippe delivered at The
Ilartman Sanitarium. It contains the
latest information on the treatment of
catarrhal diseases. Address Dr. Hartman -
man , Columbus , Ohio.
Salzor'c Rape Spcltz
given Ilirl ; , TV lint Is it 1
green Catalog
food at , FARRS tells.
Salzcr's Seeds are Warranted to Produce.
liahloa Luther , ll.Tror.i'a. a toni hetl ihe world
Ij ffuvluK 253 baehcis Illg ! our Oils ; J Jlmder ,
Uithicott. vr . , ITJbus barlcj ; auclH.Lorrjnj ,
KeJWingllinn. . bygronlugSZObusli Suittr'acorn
ptr ncrp. If jou doubt , wriie them.X e vtlsh to gain
500,000 new casto-nsri" . hence will fend nu trlcl
10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR lOc.
10 pYg of rare farm ? n.ds. Salt 13ush , tlic 3-careiI
Corn pp ltzrroducinMhr.'h. ) few ! anil 4 ton hay
per acre abe e oats and Mrlej. Ilroinuilnermlj
Iho greatest grass on earth ; Salzcr lays to.
K&pe , Spring Wlif at , &c. , including our mam
moth. Hunt riuitatsdSceil Cauloe. Ullliigzll
tbout Salzer's .JrcntMIlllon I olnr
Potato , all milled f.ir iOc. pnsiag
posttirelv worth til ) to jftan'srt.
PIcaso'
bls eced , , fl-OO- V
wnd till _ - - Cutn j
idv. nUh alone , Cc ,
lOe. to Sclzer. wnu :
DC NOT SEHD US AY KtOFJEY.
A I'JILSEJT tOIt YOU.
RING
No. 362 , 2 Rubles and 2 Pearls.
ieautiful ! Jng ! \ti adorn your hand without
any cost to j uu. Dou t tend u- * any money , ja-t jour
iaine and artdrC'-s. We will g I you Postpaid 12 f
ourl.avc Jiand-omp Dol.Ics.dllTereut deelCT1- . Sell
tliei.i to your Tanil y end FrlrndM at J0 < - cci'U. j-cnd
it > ihe * ! . 0 and wu wlliend you by return mall tbe
I'cnutlfiil Kin ? .
We otTer rat'E. Ster'inK Silver Uracclets , SolidOo'd
Plated Iirarei ! * , S. llil ( iold King'.Xrther olc sil\ci
Bracelets ( iold Ten and Pearl Handle , for bellln our
IIadt.onie DoIMes.
VillITK iLKK Tt DAT. YOCR SflCESS IS CniT.UX.
F. A. REED . CO. , Jewelry Dept ,
09 HUD'-OS STltEET , M. i" Y011K.
Vorth S4 to S6 compared
with other makes.
Indorsed by over
1,000,000wearers. .
The genuine haveW. L.I
Douglas' name and price !
stamped on bottom. Take <
uo substitute claimed to be
as good. Your dealer
should keep thf-m if
not , we will send a pair'
on receipt of price and 250.
extra for carriage. State kind of leather ,
size , and width , plain or cap toe. Cat. free.
W. L DOUGLAS SHOE CO. , Brockton , Mass.
EXGOR3S8H RATES
to Western Canada and
particulars as to how to
< -ccure ICO acres of the
best wheat-g rowing
, land on the continent
j can be secured onappli-
icaticn toSupt. of Innni-
JgratioK.Ottawa , Cnnaila ,
for the uudersipned. Spe
cially conducted excursion- leave St. Paul.
Minn , on tt e Hrst and third Tuesday in ecch
month and specially low rates on all lines of
railway ore quoted for excursions leaving St.
Paul on March - > G tnd April 4 for Manitoba.
Ashinibola. Saslca'chewan and Alberta. M. A" .
Bennett , 801 New York Life Bldg. . Omaha , Neb.
Tte a hireses of all .Federal
Soldiers , their widows or
WANTED
heirs , who niado a HOME
STEAD H1UNG on less than
ICO ceres on or before
' Juno 22 , 187-t. no matter
iERS' whether K1XAL PROOF
was made or not I will buy-
Land Warrants.
.Address Comrade
SESTEADS W. E MOSES ,
Box 1333 , Denver.
.
Colorado.
ha < stood the test of oO years
and is still the Host Condi
Kcmcily Sold. Cures when
other reir.t-dies fail. Tastes
peed : children like it. Sold
by all < lrusis > ts 25 cents.
TUC RAPftJJ Qf'HHfll win struct
tflC tlAtUfi dlfHUUL
! Students at
tcelrli-'ineRln Uie fundamental principles , of the
law. and Siicli l > ran < -lie * at. constitute a nnltLcd
legal educst'OE. For circulars address
EDW.BAGON , 323 Main SLPeoria , ill ,
W. X. I' . OMAHA. 1C ] yoo
Best Cough Syrup. Tsstea Gcxw.
IE time. Sold by tirucclsis.
Beware of ointments Tor Catarrh 'flint
Contain Mercury ,
As mercury will surely destroy the scnso of
smell and completely derange thu whole .system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be if-etl except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians , us the
damage they will do Is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Hull's Catarrh
Cure , manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co. ,
Toledo , O. , contains no mercury , nnd Is taken
Internally , acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Hull's Catarrh Cure he sure you get the genuine.
It Is taken internally , and inudo InToIedo , Ohio ,
by F. J. Cheney &Co. Testlraonlalsfrec. Sold
bv Druggists , price 7T c per bottle.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
The busy man never finds the day
too long.
Mrs. Wlnnlow'H Soothing Syrnp.
For children teething , softens the gums , reduces In
flammation , allays i > uln.cures wind colic , JJicabottlo.
If you prefer the service of sin you
must be prepared to accept the wages
of sin.
LOPS of hair , which often mare the prettiest face ,
prevented by I'AJUIBR'H HAIII KALSAII.
, tliu bent cure fur corns. 15ula.
Cleveland men who have undergone
operations have formed an appendicitis
club.
TO COKE A COLD IN ONK DAY ,
Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists icrund the money if it fulls to cure.
25c. E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
There were nearly 89,000 deaths in
London last year.
Woman , gramatically speaking , is
not a part of speech ; she's simply the
whole oration.
Said the cleaver to the beef : " Tis
but meat that i should cut you. "
Send for "Choice Keclpcs , "
by Wnlter Itakcr & Co. Ltd. . Dorclicmer , Mass. ,
mailed free. Mention tills pupvr.
Russell Sage says that if he lost all
his money today lie would go to work
with the same energy and ambition
that he had at the start.
.MAN'S . MECHANISM
. -r'y
Delicate Machinery That Ntds
Constant Care.
Atsolute CIcr.nllncss and Regulation as Ncces- | >
t > ary as Tor Any Other K'ii1 of j >
Machinery. How to Keep It
In Worklne Order. I '
Thcrc'n n screw loose somewhere ! * .
One little screw In the big machine gets '
n trlllo loose and the whole .ippurtitus
clogs , bnlkK and retimes to work properly.
A sUlllful engineer can tell by the "f : ! l"
of hlH engine when there's u ncrew loose.
Occasional constlpaton call It co.stlvu-
ness or blllousnesB- needs prompt atten
tion. It cl < > KH the whole delicate mechan
ism of man. and miiHl be removed sklll-
fully without force or tdiock. Only t
i vegetable laxative Hhould be used , and
CascaretH Candy C'athaitic. which you
j can cat like a piece of candy , arc thu
: most agreeable , natural and effective of
all laxative. .
i CascaretH are. the only antiseptic cnthar-
; tic , and not only make the liver lively , r -
move obHtructlotiB In tinbowelx , HtreiiKtb-
i en the Intestine , but kill all K TII M of dlt-
euse In the body. Thcrefoie prevent n:5
well as cure.
Buy nnd try Casrnrcts to-day. You'll
find "that It'.s what they do , not what wu
say they'll do , that will pU-nso y < m. All
i drugglstH. lOc , 2. > e and Me. or will mall fur
' price. Send for booklet and free tmmpk .
Address Steillng Ht-medy Co. . Chicago ;
Montreal , Can. ; New York.
This is the CASCAHICT tab
let , livery tablet of tin : only
genuine Cascarets bearn th >
mnglc letters "C C ' . " Look
at the tablet b.-fore you buy.
and beware of frauds , linllii-
tlon.s and substitutes.
Nearly every man believes that drug
store whiskey is bcter than joint wliisj-
uey. Atchisou Globe.
Liberal religious literature ( Uni
tarian ) will be furnished free , on ap
plication to Mrs. II. D. Heed , KJ2 N.
38th Avc. , Omaha , Neb.
Try Magnetic Starch it will last
j longer than any other.
Red Rough Hands
, , Itching , Burning
Palms , and Painful Finger Ends.
Soak the hands on retiring in a strong , hot ,
creamy lather of CUTIGURA SOAP. Dry ,
and anoint freely with CUTICURA , the great
skin cure and purest of emollients. Wear , during
the night , old , loose kid gloves , with the finger
ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For
red , rough , chapped hands , dry , fissured , itching ,
feverish palms , with shapeless nails and painful
finger ends , this treatment is simply wonderful ,
and points to a. speedy cure of the most distress
ing cases when physicians and all else fail.
Pain So Intense Would Nearly Twist Fingers From Sockets. Hands
Puffed Up Like a Toad. Water Ran Through Bandages to
Floor. Had to Walk the Floor Until Would Fall
Asleep. Fingers Would Peel Like an Onion.
Doctors Could Not Cure.
Ei ht yc.'irs ago I got core hnnds. couiii > m-m < ; with : i bnrniii"epn = : itiorj
on my finders and on top of the hand. When I rubbed tl-Mi\o " i could
sec little white pimples. I felt like twining inv linger * out of their Docket" .
I had high fever , nnd cold chills ran over me.and * so I kept it jr ° ' " ' " 'til
shoeing , and I would not shut up the shop for anvbody. but it was hard.
3Iy hands pulled up wor o than a tosd. : When j" drove horse nails' , the
water from my hmds ran through the bandage , on to the floor. 3I y cus
tomers refused to look at my hand. I h : l a friend take me to the rl.'iotor ;
Us gave a ? olutiou of fomttlhhijr to bathc > mv hands. I went to another
doctor. I think , for. . a year , i found your advertisement iu a I'tica , news
paper. aud I got the CUTICL-RA remedies. A- soon a = < I u od them I began
to gain , and after using a small quantity of them I wts ontirdv cured. J
would not take liftv dollar * for a cake of ( YTicrirA .So.uif I co'uld not "Ct
anv more. I would not un"er any more : i ? I ( Mil. for I he whole o.imtrv.0'
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Feb. 22. 1808. CASPER DlE'fSCHLER , Pembroke , Geuesce < 'o. , X. V.
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' " 'natantly allay itchins. Inflamraation. and irrltntUin , and Miuthcand
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A JIVOI.E SET in often EuQlcfat .
tocii ethemo .t lort'in-i , diSi-urint-
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teething red , roti-'h , an < l I.inds , in the ' . . . .
rc : form uf It's f.ranni ; \ - - in t.t o. . = . inani-
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preserving , purifying , and beautifying the Ekin , ? ca7p , lislr , an 1 hands. Vo other foreigner
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