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Eirly In thernarnlnjj, late at
night, or whenever used, Defiance
Sureh will be found always the
same, always the best.
Insist on having it, the most for
your money.
Satisfaction or "money back
guaranteed. It is manufactured
under the latest improved condi-j
dons. It is up-to-date. It is the
best. We give no premiums.'
We sell 16 ounces of the best
starch made for 10 cents. Other
brands are 12 ounces for 10 cents
.with a tin whistle.'
Manufactured by
THE DEFIANCE STARCH CO.,
Omaha, Neb.
TEW1S SINGLE BENDER
)STRAIGHT5f CIGAR
SV5,600,000
Tour Jobber or direct from Factory. Peoria, 111.
Libby Luncheons
We Bell the product In tey-openlnic cans.
Turn a key and on find the meat exactly
asltldtuj. We put them up in tlnswajr.
Potted Ham, Beef and Tongue
Ox Tonfuc (Whole). Veal Loaf
, Deviled Ham. Brisket Beef
Sliced Smoked Beef, Etc.
All natural flavor foods palatable and
wholesome. Your grocer should hate them.
7hbi thebookUt"TIowto Mats Oood Thlncs
to Rat." Hnd fire 2o atampe for Ltubj'a big Atlaa
of tb World.
Libby. McNeill & Libby
Chlcrvgo, Illlrtola
CHAMPION TRUSS i? ?g w'e"ar.
A.lc Your rimtdan' Art Ice. IIOORLKT FHKK.
Philadelphia Truta Co,, 610 Locuit St., Phlla,, Pa.
HONEST MEN
are at a premium everywhere and an Honest Farm
Wagon should be. If more men mho misrep
resent articles the; offer for sale wero put
IN JAIL
HaMNksnHHM
the farmer would haelcss.troubIi When you buy
a Farm Wagon see that it is the " NBW TIFFIN."
for it is an HONEST wacon in every part. No
Mapleaites. No Elm or inferior nlrch hubs. Noth
ing in the tears but brst quality Hickory and Oak.
If your dealer will not handle it write to THE
TIFFIN WAOON CO., TIFFIN, OHIO, and they
wilt tell you where j ou can set one.
WESTERN CANADA
Js attracting moro attention than any other district
jn the world.
The Oranary of the World." "Ths land of 8an
ahlne." lis Natural Feeding Grounds for Stock.
Art under crop in 1902 . . . 1,987,330 acres.
Yield 1901 117,912,764 bnsbels.
lAhundanceof Water; Fuel
ll'lentlful; Cheap Building
lMAtrl.1- flrwvl (Iran for
Ipaature and bay; a fertile
jaoutaauir.cieairaiDjaiiaau
I a climate gh Ing on assured
land adequate season of
growth. UOMKBTEAD
I LANDS OF 160 ACRKB
J'il&O IvIOID W LUUIVUtl, DlUUUl,Elb, Binnir ia
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AUIclllVQtulirtcisi. pcumur auuauiuutuDi iiiiuiu
to ttuperintemdent of Immirrfttion, Ottawa Canada,
now. V.nennett. Canadian Government Agent, WJl
New York Life Wnr.,Omana,Neb.,wbo win supply you
with ceriincate giving j ou reduced railway rate., etc
FREE TO WOMEN I
To prove the healing and
cleansing power of 1'axtlnn
Toilet Antlaptlo wo will
mall a large trial package
with book of instructions
absolutely free. This is Dot
a tiny sample, but a large
package, enough to con
vince anyone of its value.
Women all over the country
! are praising Pax tine for what
Lit has done In local treat-
Mnfttit of fRlnala 111m. rurfnir
all Inflammation and discharges, wonderful as a
cleansing vaginal douche, for sore throat, nasal
catarrh, as a mouth wash and to remove tartar
and whiten the teeth, Send today: a postal card
will do.
Hold by druggists or sent postpaid by as, SO
eiita, largo box. Satisfaction guarant'Cu.
TUB It. l'AXTON CO., lloaton. Bias.
214 Wolurubua Am,
When Answerrng Advertisements
Kindly Mention This Paper.
W. N. U., Omaha.
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Mi EVERY WALK OF LIFE.
Pcoplo in
every walk
of life have
bad biuks.
Kidnvys go
wrong and
the Imclc be-
nlnn tn itr ho
Curo aick ?Tl
kidneys nnd
b ackach,i)
quickly dls
aupenro. Ucntl this
t e s 1 1 muny
nnd learn how It can bo done.
A. A, lloyce, a farmer living threo
ajid a hair; miles from Trenton, Mo.,
says: "A sevcro cold settled In my
kidneys and developed eo quickly that
1 was obllced to lay off work on ac
count of the aching in my back and
sides. For a time I was unable to
walk at all, and every makeshift I
tried and all tho medicine I took had
not tho slightest effect. My back con
tinued to grow weaker until I was un
fit for anything. Mrs. Boyco noticed
Doan's Kidney Pills advertised as a
suro cure for just such conditions, and
one day when in Trenton she brought
a box home from Chas. A. Foster's
drug store. I followed tho directions
carefully when taking them and I muBt
Bay I was moro than surprised and
much moro gratified to notice the
backacho disappearing gradually, until
It finally stopped."
A FREE TRIAL of this great kldnoy
medicine which cured Mr. Boyco will
bo mailed on application to any part
of tho United States. Address Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. V. For salo
by all druggists, price 50 cents per box.
A Veteran's Odd Gravestone.
H. P. Patterson of Aurora, Ind., a
veteran of the civil war, while on a
visit to Gettysburg recently, discov
ered a large boulder behind which ho
sought Bhelter during tho battle, and
purchased it and had it shipped to
his western homo, to mark his gravo
after his death.
Hundreds of dealers say the extra
nnnntltv nnd sntiprlnr nnnlltv of T)o-
flance Starch is fast taking place of i
all other brands. Others say
cannot sell any other starch.
they
Oil for Mosquitoes.
Johnny Ma, aren't you using kero
sene oil to get rid of tho mosquitoes?
Mamma Yes, I bellcvo so. Johnny
I wonder why they don't give them
castor oil? Puck.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPERS
Uso tbo best. That's why they bay Rod
Cross Ball Blue. At leading grocers, 5 cents.
Beginning of Cattle Trade.
Live cattlo wero first landed In
England from America In May, 18C1,
but tho regular traffic did not begin
until 1876.
A dog will follow a man who has not
a coat- In his pocket.
Many a man has acquired a reputa
tion for generosity by spending bor
rowed money.
Dealers say that as soon as a cus
tomer tries Defiance Starch it Is Im
possible to sell them any other cold
water starch. It can bo used cold
or boiled.
Ignorance is anything but bliss to
those who are compelled to be Its as
sociates. Strong measures are the first re
sort of tho weak; tho last of tho
strong.
HALF KATES
Tin
WATIASH HAII.HOAD.
The 'Wnbnslt offers many rates to the
East from Chicago:
lioston. Mans., and return $19.00
Sold June 25th. 2Cth and 27th.
Boston, MaHS., tind return $21.00
CnM T..1.. 1 . r..l.
Saratoga, N. v.. and return..'.. ..W.
Detro.SS!li3hayndCtretu,..C.t.,V...,6.75
.Sold July 15th and 16th.
AU tickets reading over the Wabash
botwon Chicago and Buffalo are good
in either direction viu steamers be-
tween Detroit and Buffalo without
extra charge, except mcalH and berth.
Stop-overs allowed at Niagara Falls
and other points. Remember this Is
"The Cool Northern Koute" and all
Agents ran sell tickets from Chicago
all "information!1 address r,derS anf
HArtltY E. MOORED.
G. A. P. D..
Omaha, Neb.
The man mukes a big mistake who
thinks It Isn't worth while to be po
lite to a woman.
A careful depositor does not neglect
to look at the last figure. "
Low Rates to Boston and Return In
June and July.
Via the Lake Shoro & Michigan
Southern Ry. Tickets will bo sold
June 25th, 2f.th and 27th; extreme re
turn limit August 1st; and on July 1st,
2d, 3d, 4th and 5th, extreme return
limit September 1st. Stopovers al
lowed at Niagara Falls and Chautau
qua; also at New York on tickets via
that route. Full information, with
rates via variable routes, will bo
promptly furnished on application at
City Ticket Office, 180 Clark street, or
to C. F. Daly, Chief A. G. P. A., Chi.
cago.
"It Is a long lane that has no turn"
and the maiden aunt has been
known to elope.
Don't you know that Defiance
Starch besides being absolutely supe
rior to any other, Is put up 1C ounces
In packago and Bells at same prlco
as 12-ounce packages of other kinds?
An effective sedative for a bad con
science if l good ulgeatlon.
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General Nebraska Mews.
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CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY.
Annual Report Shows a Prosperous
Condition of Affairs.
The ninth annual meeting of tho Ne
braska Children'! Home society was
held in Omr-.hn last weok.
The reports showed tho work of tho
society to be in a splendid condition
with a bright outlook for tho future.
Tho reports of tho district suporlti'
temlents, all of whom wero present,
were highly interesting nnd valuablo
as tending to show the Importance of
tho work which Ib being done.
Tho report of Stnto Superintendent
Qulvey Bhowed that elghty-ono chil
dren have been received during tho
ear; eighty of these were placed in
homes, while forty-four were replaced.
Five huudrcd and twelve cases of
needy and neglected children wero in
vestigated, which, while It va8 Impos
sible to tako the children, much was
dono to relievo their conditions. Ap
plications for children wero received
to tho number of 303, nil of which wero
investigated by tho society's workers.
Final papers wero filed for the adop
tion of ninety children Into permanent
homes. Threo hundred and eighty
three children, previously placed In
homes by tho society, wero visited
during tho year. Tho records show
that the society has placed In homoB
(Ml children during the nine years of
Us existence. During the snmo tlmo
over 1,000 cases of neglected children
have been Investigated, while about
400 have been replaced In homes
where their surroundings would bo
more congenial.
The election resulted In tho re-election
of the old officers with tho addi
tion of W. R. Akers of Alliance, Neb.,
and N- K- Griggs Lincoln, as mem-
bers of tho board In place of Rev. F.
Ij. Wharton of Lincoln and Rev. C.
N. Dawson of Omaha, both of whom
are removing from tho state.
DISEASE AMONG CATTLE.
State Veterinarian Asked to Determine
Nature of Ailment. '
TABLE ROCK A. A. Widdcflcld.
who lives a little over a mile north
of town, has lost two head of cattle
and a third is sick with a mysterious
ailment, on which there Is a seeming
diversity of opinion. Some fear a
contagious disease, while others' pro
nounce It hydrophobia. A nionth or
more ago there was quite a mad dog
scare. One cur In town had been shot
after biting and snapping at several
others. A llttlo while later Mr. Wldde
fleld's dog acted strangely, chasing the
cattle all over the pasture. Ho was
tied up, got looso and was killed. Re
membering this, a number think it is
hydrophobia. The stato veterinarian
haB been sent for and Is expected to
Investigate the matter thoroughly.
Fremont Man Gets Degree.
BALTIMORE, Md. Albert Johann
sen of Fremont, Neb., S. L. University
of Utah, 18D8, was created a doctor of
philosophy by Johns HopklnB univer
sity. Tho subjects of his study wero
geology, mineralogy and chemistry.
Tho dissertation was on the theme,
"The Serpentines of Hartford County,
Maryland."
Iowa Pastor Is Called.
HUMBOLDT Tito congregation of
tho Presbyterian church, which hns
i been without n pastor for several
i months. ,ms issued a call to Rev.
! Sn,,tU of Lenn0X' lB- Rnfl ll ,S CXCt'
I ed that the latter will accept the place,
nocllrnin t,ia ,itif.a nr nnnn
assuming his duties at once,
Father Against Son.
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TAYLOR Thomas Peck, who lives
nrM,,nct nf TirWpii ,, nrrnstnd
northwest or uurweu, was arresteu,
' charged with shooting his son William.
Tho son was crossing some land which
tho elder Peck had forbidden him
crossing when a fight occurred, with
the result that the son was shot In
the shoulder, making a painful but not
dangerous wound.
Dairying Pays Well.
ANSLEY After a year's trial the
hand cream separator and the cow
have brought to light a great and
growing new industry for this part of
Nebraska. At Mason over $4,000 was
paid out to tho farmers for cream for
tho month of May, and at Ansley a
like amount was paid out for cream.
The B. & M. railway runs on the local
passenger train an extra freight car
threo times a week to haul tho cream
In. Dairying Is a growing Industry,
Verdict of Guilty for Morris.
OMAHA The Jury in tho Morris
murder case came In with a verdict
of manslaughter as charged in the In
dictment. The verdict involves a
maximum sentence of ten years. Mor
ris killed his comrade, Henry McKee,
at Fort Niobrara on tho evening of
Heptembor 17, 1902, but only his un
supported evidence shows tho killing
was an accident, while several wit
nesses testified to the fact of unpro
voked murder.
THE STATE IN DRIEF.
Spnuldlng Is doing a great doal of
building this year.
The Sunday schools of Broken Bow
will celebrate tho Fourth of July.
"Flag Day" wns very generally ob
served by tho schools nt Harvard.
Fire nt Norfolk caused a loss of
500 to tho Hospo Piano company.
Tho dam of tho PIcrco Milling com
pany wns enrriod out by high water.
An extensive system of rural routes
Is to be established in Adams county.
Mrs. Vandevere wnB hdrt on a de
fective sidewalk in Stella nnd wants
12,500.
An Omaha dealer says that hard
coal Is going to bo about ns high thin
year as kist.
Broken Bow's summer school open
ed with nn enrollment of forty. It
will continue six weeks.
It Is announced finally that tho nn
tlonnl editorial association will cer
tainly meet In Omnha, July 8 to 11,
inclusive.
Theo. Olscn, nn Omir.ia Bwitchman,
wns caught between tho cars and lost
both of his feet. Ho is an old man
and tho accident is likely to causo his
death. - ,
Charles R. Smith of Table Rock got
his hand caught In tho cogs of ma
chinery and had ono finger so badly
injured that amputation became nec
essary. Tom Frye, a well known farmer of
Richardson county, while engaged In
painting his barn, .fell from a ladder
und sustained a badly crushed aud
broken ankle:
Tho number of non-commlBsloncd
officers in tho signal corps of tho Ne
braska National Guard will bo reduced
from twenty-five to twelve. An ex
amination will bo held July 1G.
Twelve banks of Dodge county have
asked to bo awarded county funds for
deposit undor tho new law. All offer
the minimum rate of 2 per cent In
terest, except ono which does not
specify what It will pay.
Labor Commissioner Bush is receiv
ing liberal responses to his request
for returns from merchants nnd manu
facturers. Tho figures recelvetl up to
date Bhow that Industry is in a good
condition throughout tho Btatc.
A largo barn belonging to John
O'Hara, eleven miles north of North
Bend, was entirely destroyed by flro
with the contents, Including seven
head of horses nnd farming imple
ments., Tho loss 1b $2,C00, with only
?575 Insurance. It was of Incendiary
origin.
Tho foundation is being put In for
tho new union depot at Fremont, nnd
a largo amount of material is on
hand. Tho Union Pacific is putting In
a water filtering station directly north
of tho present depot. The Northwest
ern Is preparing to enlarge and other
wise improve its yards.
The members of tho Grand Army of
tho Republic post of York petitioned
the county board for prlvilcgo to erect
In tho corner of tho court houso
square a soldiers' and sailors' monu
ment. Tho request was granted and
the old soldiers will mako arrange
ments to erect a monument.
The cornerstone of the new ?100,
000 United States federal court build
ing and postofflco in Norfolk was laid
under the auspices of the Masonic
fraternity. Tho ceremony was per
formed by tho grand muster, Frank
Dullard, In person, and tho orntlon, nn
impressive discourse, was delivered
by tha grand lecturev, Rev. Luther
Kuhns of Omaha.
Farmers report that wheat has been
damaged considerably by rust and in
some Instances stock has been turn
ed into tho fields to graze. Corn Is
looking well, but Is needing rain.
Corn is all In, says a Fremont dis
patch, and while the prospects on tho
Platto bottoms nro not the best, that
which was planted early on tho up
lands is doing well, but is weedy. On
the bottoms tho ground Is badly caked
by tho rains nnd somo fields will not
bo planted at all. Rust Is reported
in many wheat fields and tho heads
are not filling even.
Princeton (Mass.) dispatch: Major
Church Howe, United States consul
at Sheffield, England, is visiting here
at his birthplace and announces that
at the conclusion of his consulship lie
will probably return to Auburn, Neb.,
and mako that place his home for
tho remainder of his days. Major
Howe wbb appointed consul at Paler
mo, Italy. Later ho went to his pres
ent post at Sheffield, Englaud.
Tho members or tho Humboldt lira
company nro practicing steadily with
a view to carrying off somo of tho
prizes to bo hung up at tho stato flre
mon's tournament at Norfolk next
month. Tho team ranks high as a
volunteer organization.
The Dorchester Farmers' Co-operative
Grain and Llvo Stock company,
comprising V. C. Endlcott, O. T. Hon
shue, J. V. Carper, Franklin .Miller
and D. T. Buckingham, has filed arti
cles of Incorporation with an author
ized capital of 12,000.
Too Much Talk of Birth.
When tho Society of tho Cincinnati
wns formed thcro wns tho most
vehement opposition to tho principles
of founding hero nn hereditary order,
Thoro Is less danger to-tiny of an rfrls
tocracy of birth winning any renl as
cendency In this land thnn thcro was
when tho nation wns Just breaking
nwny from the English tradition. But
thcro Is to-day in somo quarters an
unmistakable development of snob
bery which Inys nn absurd emphasis
qn tho clreuuistanco of birth. A lino
"of worthy ancestors Is nn cxcollont
thlng-Mf nny ancient virtues lmvo
been transmitted to tho children. An
honored nnmo is an envlablo posses
sion when Its living owner bears
himself worthily. Membership Innn
hereditary patriotic order 1b possibly
nn advantage so long nB It Inspires
tho member to Bervo hU country to
day In causes no less holy, though
mnybo lean heroic, thnn thoso which
his order commemorates. Othor ad
vantages than theso birth docs not
confer. Philadelphia Ledger.
Long Hours In the Country Store.
It Is all right for tho country storo
to keep late hours, It Is tho country
club. If tho boss likes It nobody olso
hns a right to complain. In tho coun
try storo tho man docB lila own work.
EVcn If trado Is good ho la not both
ered with clerks' unions. A country
Htoro Is out for business and If It Is
noccssary to open early and closo
late tho thrifty man will bo on hand
to welcomo customers as they may
arrive. Along In tho mlddlo of tho
'day tbo country merchant can work
in tho garden, while his wifo sits
down in tho storo with hor sowing.
It Is a family affair. Sioux City Jour
nal. University Students In Various Lands.
The proportion of university stu
dents is going up in Holland nnd the
'United States at a rato of 5 per cent
per annum; In Gcrmnny and Belgium
by G per cent; in Switzerland by moro
thnn 7 per cent, while In France, Italy,
Austria nnd Russia tho annual in
creaso does not fall behind theso fig
ures, but in Great Britain, taking sev
eral years together, there btiB been a
falling off.
King Edward a Linguist.
Ono of tho advantages King Edward
has had in dealing with foreign states
ment nnd monarchs Is his very fine
gifts ns a linguist. Threo languages
are perfectly famlllnr to him Ills own,
of course, and French nnd Gorman,
which to him are nlmost mother
tongues. It used to bq said of tho lato
Queen Victoria that It was hard to
sny whether Bho thought moro easily
In German or English. Tho same
could be said of the king; he speaks
German like a German, Just like nB
ho speaks French like a Frenchman.
A Queen's Jewish Drama.
A Vienna letter says that tho up
holders of tho anti-Semitic policy of
certain Austrlans are greatly displeas
ed with tho latest literary production
of Carmen Sylvia, Queen of Roumn
nia. The work is a drama vividly
portraying tho Borrows of a Jewess
deserted by her own people and per
secuted by all the world. Tho play
Is described as "tremendously dra
matic" and would command attention
aside from tho Interest sure to uttnch
to any production of tho royal author
ess. Over His Patient's Head.
When tho doctor, who forgot what
kind of mcdiclno his patient was tak
ing asked, "Was it ajluid medicament
I prescribed for you" tho last time?"
tho puzyled German patient an
swered: "I don'd know vot Id vos.
You said I shud take fife drobs drco
dimes a day In vatcr."
Sensible Housekeepers
will have Defiance Starch, not alone
becauso they get one-third moro for
tho same money, but also becauso ot
superior quality.
Cocus the Hardest Wood.
Tho hardest wood in common use
Is not ebony but cocus. Tho latter Is
much used for making fluten.
Dlow to a College Man.
The Columbia man looked crest
fallen. "What's the mutter?" asked
tho sympathetic girl. "I'm simply
crushed," ho replied hopolcssly. "I
went to a college bazaar yesterday,
and at tho Columbia toblo they were
selling aprons."
S ind.blinded sufferers who lmvo not
heard of the efficacy of
should know that this reliable Salvo is
in constant demand wherever the corn
nlaint is prevulent.
ARREST IT-S50 REWARD
A bottle of EC-2INE l -nt free to
rtry rradtr of itila paper liol suffering with any
klDdofbKlN Dlkeann or Kruptluim, Lczrina, llliud
or UlertllDK riles, IJloul I'vImid, Old IMcrraurita)
oltwr (term dlteaf a or aorea of auy name or nature.
S30 rrward will bo paid for any cao of Li-zepia
'which EC-ZINE will not cure. Ihouuuid cured
dally. Tell your friend., gtnd for free saapla,
THE EC-ZIHE CO., 126 Aahl&ud Bids;., ClucafO.
The " gs Cor.lDtbMtf
TT eeley I nre """tii
9 I V-MCW OMAHA. MB.
Tho only potlllTe cure for IJrunUenunaa,
Dmr-Uslnr ""a Tobacco Habit. Cor
reaoondeuce strictly confidential.
WM. C BUnNJ. Uanaf cr,
Ideal Woman's Medicine,
So says Airs. Josic Irwin, of
325 v So. College St., Nashville,
Tcnn., of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Never in tho hlttory of mcdioinr lmn
tho demand for one particular remedy
for female dlscnncs equalled Unit, at
tained by Lydia 12. riiilthiiiii'H
Vccrctnluc Compound, and never
dnrinp tho lifetime of this wonderful
mcdiclno ban tho demand for it lcrn
so irrent ns it is to-day.
From tho Atlantic to tio PooiUc,
nnd throughout tho length nnd breadth
of this irrcat continent come the (rind
tidings of womnn's sufferings relieved
by it, aud thousands upon tlioiiWiinln
of letters are pouring in from grateful
women saying that it will and posi
tively does euro tlio worst forms of
female complaints.
Mrs. Plnklmm invites nil wo
men who nro puzzled nlxiut
thoir health to write her at liYitn,
Muhh., for nclvlec. Such corro
Hioiidtnce Is scon by women only,
and no olmi yc in inndc.
STOCKIP'ealt"8 Scales el (he World.
"; ' ."T I Steel Frsunea. Atljnatable Racks.
SCAL.ES I Uuy the Heat and tatu money.
.iwt . .. 1 ' ' w'al irllflM. Mat. .
$"0 & Up. I Chicago Bcalu Co., Cliloaeo, JIU
S0Z0D0NT
TOOTH POWDERi
There la no Beauty
thntcan ntnnil tho dlaflmircmentof TaA
toetb. Tako care ot your teeth. Only
ono way r
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Coollneasa
r snower en u uui uuy
Hires
Rooibeer
Bold BTerystbcre or by mall if V
makes lle Rations. JN
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BLOOD HUMOURS
Skin Humours, Scalp Humours,
Hair Humours, .t
- K3L
Whether Simple Scrofulous or
Hereditary ;
Speedily Cured by Guticura
Soap, Ointment and Pills.
Complete External and Internal
Treatment; One Dollar.
In the treatment of torturing, dis
figuring, Itching, scaly, crusted, pimply,
blotchy and scrofulous humours of tho
skin, Bcalp and blood, with loss of hair,
Cuticnra Soap, Ointment and Pills have
been wonderfully successful. Even tho
most obstlnato of constitutional Lu
mours, such as bad blood, scrofula, in
herited and contagious humours, with
loss of hair, grandular swellings ulcer
ous patches In tho throat and mouth,
soro eyes, copper-coloured blotches, a
well as bolls, carbuncles, scurvy, sties,
ulcers and sores arising from an im
pure or impoverished condition of tho
blood, yield to the Cuticnra Treatment,
when all other remedies fall.
And greater still, If possible, Is tho
wonderful record of cures of torturing,
dlstlgurlug humours among infants aud
children. Tho suffering which Cuticnra
ltetnedles have alleviated among the
young, and tbo comfort they have af
forded worn-out and worried parents,
have led to their adoption In countless
homes as priceless curatives for tho
skin and blood. Infantile and birth hu
mours, milk crust, scalied head, eczema,
raobes and every form of itching, scaly,
pimply skin and scalp humours, with
loss of hair, of infaucy and childhood,
are bpeedfcy, permanently and economi
cally cured when all other remedies
suitable for children, and even Hit best
physicians, fall.
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