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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1914-3-12, Page 3li.^0+0+acsAlvi6.ii, isAitmit'mof Young Folks •,t,,.A,tp,r�.��rta.-Ue.s� The ADibiious Spider. The earth wee am beautiful M fairyland, for sunshine rioted every- where, All the tender green leaves whispered gayly to each other. All the birds sang their sweetest songs. All the world was happy excepting one little .epider, Ho was not beauti- ful.; nobody was his friend ; all his family had a batt name. This all came to his mind on this beautiful May morning. He was very wretch- ed indeed, -"I am so ugly," he moaned. "I can never do anything noble and grand, although all know '4 would Lilco to." This sad little Creature was ly- ing in the dusb while he was speak- ing, but he finally arose and crept into a barn. There he stayed all summer catching flies and gnats. Winter came and he crept into a house. Up, up, he always seemed to be rising to a higher level, until he found himself in the bedroom of little Mary, He crawled into a sunny window and began to weave a web while two languid eyes watch- ed the little creature break his thread and join ib again. As ahe watched liim her tossings to and fro ceased and she slept, When she awoke she was refreshed and stronger. So the little •spider wove hie slender web for days noticed only by Mary, One day when leer mother came into the room, Mary said, "See that little spieler, mammal" "Yes, dear," her mother answer- ed, "but let me poke hien down." "No, mamma, 'the epider does me so much good. He is 60 beauti- iul and industrious. Do nob poke him down." The epider's heart gave a cry of joy when he heard these words. Mary had said that he was beauti- ful, so he worked harder than ever: So Mary's mother lob him stay. The girl always called hon doctor and he really was one, because he made her much better. One day the new maid was clean- ing Mary's room and mashed Doc- tor Spider with her broom. He was not dead, but lay quivering with intense pain. Mary saw him there and said, "oil, Anne, you have killed Doctor •Spider." A tear dropped on the small mangled form; it thrilled him through. His heart gave a leap of gladness ; it burst and he was dead. That tear of sorrow at his loss crowned his life and he died in joy. FRENCH BERTH RATE LESS. Majority of Families Have Only One Child. The French Birth rate statistics aro worse than ever. According to the calculations established by au- thority, three ohildren per family would suffice to maintain the Status quo of the population, because one of the three may not improbably disappear before the age of matur- ity. Unhappily the lasb document is of 8, peasimistio character, The grave fact revealed for the first time in that the majority of French families have only one child. In other years the whim= of figures were headed by families having two- or three children. Births diminished in number last year, and in some disbriobs did not mooeed in filling the gaps caused by death. The particular new doo- nmemb w.hioh has caused grave com- ment is the number of children per family, taking into account also the profession of the bread -winner. The Calculations are based on the census of 1906 and a eupplemsntary. inquiry ordered in 1907, and there- fore are not very recent; they are none the less striking. They show that out of 11,314,917 households, 1,804,710 families aro without children, 2,966,171 have one child, 9,661,978 two children, and 1,643,415 three children. Juet under the million have feua children, and just over half a mil- lion five. There are fewer than a hundred thousand families having eighb children. The birth rate is still highest in the poor regions and lowest in the richest. It attains its maximum among the fisher folk of Exit -boxy, then among the factory workers; it is low among rontiers and business employes. As salary increases among the working class& the num- ber of children diminishes. There aro 1,350,000 bachelors in France above +the ago of 20, and fifty thousand more spinsters. 3• I4spidniug Au Average. Inspector (to class)—"Now, ehild-. ren, what"do we moan when we say ton an average 1' " Johnny Tuck- Liam—"Please, sir, average is a thing that a hen lays egge on." In- spector --"I don't understand, Johnny : please explain to tis what Yon mean," ,Iolinny Tuekham'--- 'Please, sir, the teacher says .that a 11011 lays one egg a day on 'an average," The body of a dead infant wrest - peel in 'a parcel was discovered in the• exprose alit at Moose Jaw. STRENUOUS 'WORK SOON TELLS ON YOU Business Men and Breadwin- ners the Victims of Nervous Exhaustion When worry is added to overwork men soon, be"olne the victims of nervous exhaustion-neurasthenia— the doctor calls ib. Some have no reserve strength in their systems to bear the strain; others overtax what strength they have. If you find that you are nervous and not sure el yourself, that you sleep badly, and wake up tired and ach- ing, your nerves are out of order. Other signs are inability to take proper interest in your work, your appetite is fickle, your back feels weak, and you are greatly depress- ed in spirits. One or more of these signs mean that you should take prompt steps to stop mischief by nourishing the nerves -with the food they thrive on, namely, the rich, red blood made by Dr, Williams? Pink Pills, These Pills have cured thousands of eases of nervous dis- orders, including nervous piastre, den, neuralgia, St. Vitus dance and partial paralysis. Here is an ex- ample. Mr. Jas. A. McDonald, Springhill, N.S., says: "In the summer of 1912, as the result, I think, of hard work, I was com- pletely run down and found it ne- cessary to quit work. I slept poor- ly, and what sleep I did get did not seem to rest me, as I was constantly tired. My appetite was poor amd fickle, and my nerves unstrung. -I had treatment from a doctor for some time, but it did not seem to help me, and having hoard a great deal about Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I decided eo try them. In the course oa a few weeks after begin- ning the Pills I picked up wonder- fully, and was ,able to return to work feeling like a new man. I have not had a day's sickness since, and naturally am now a firm be- liever in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills." Dr, William' Pink Pills will work the sante beneficial results in any other tired, worn-out worker if given a fair trial. If you cannot obtain the Pills from your dealer they will be sent post paid at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $9.50 by writing The Dr. Williams' Medi- cine Co., Brockville, Ont. AUSTRALIA'S BM HARVEST. There is much elation in Australia about the record wheat harvest. Al- though the returns are not yet com- plete, it is oertain that in Hew South Wales and Victoria, eepeoial- ly there has been a marked advance in the yield. Last year New•South Wales put up a record with 32,500,- 000 bushels, This seaaon the pro- duct is some 10,000,000 bushels greater, Heavy crops were general, and farmers have enjoyed large pro - fibs. And there is every prospect that the crop sown for 1914 will greatly exosed the one which has just been harvested. "While a yield of nearly 42,000,000 bushels• of wheat," says the Sydney Sun, "is a record for New South lipases, and will be of great value, it is only the fringe of our possible production. New South Wales has an area of 310,000 square miles, and grows 49,000,000 bushels, In Europe there is a little country called Roumania, with on1•y 50,000 square miles, or one-sixth the size of NOW South Wales, and its usual annual wheat yield is 90,000,000 bushels. Over •the whole of Australia wheat pro- duction is comparatively so small that this continent does 'not count seriously in the world's total. The Balkan Peninsula (harvests nearly three times as much wheat as the whole Commonwealth." Stops a Cough IN ONE NIGHT CATARRH AND WEAK THROAT NOW CURED WITHOUT SWAL- LOWING DANGEROUS DRUGS. By Breathing the soothing, Healing Vapor of Catarrhozone All Throat and Catarrhal Trouble Is Quickly Cured. It's simply wonderful to think how quickly a bad throat or catarrh cats be shred with Oatarrhozone. Its rich balsamic vapor 1s carried along with the breath into the Innermost roeesaes of the lungs, bronchial tubes, and chest, malting it impossible for the germ of any disease to live, 'Thus soreness to the chest is at once elle- vested—phlegm is loosened and eject- ed from the throat, old-standiug oougi10 are removed. "I suffered from an Irritable, weak throat for three years, I had a severe cough, pain over the eyes, constant bad taste in my mouth, and noises In my ears. It was chronic oaterrh, No- thing gave permanent relief till 1 used Catarrhozone. In one hour It reliev- ed, and In a few weeks drove all trace of catarrh from my system." "TIl4OT1I1ITS A f1A1alsb0N, "No, 6 Lopez street, Kingston, ,Ta." 1:tloub1J5MBP1R 2'I-It8--You breathe Clatarrhozone and it will our() any throat, chest or bronehlsi.00ld, Large size, gilal'ant.eed,coSts $1.00, and lasts two menthe; smaller sizes, 25c. and 50e. Beware of imltallons and inslst. on ' "CA'I'AR(t7TOl0N18" only, IV 11011 'from Oniar,'hozone Co., nut. RACE OF BLACK GIANTS, Mtn Who Rest, on O,ne Leg end. Fight With Mons. A tribe of black giants known as "Jima" inhabiting a district o£ •tlie While Nile, in the Sudan, a thousand riles soutli of IChartuum, has been described by the Rev, el. Lea-\Yilsou, the leader of a medical mission, There are about 8,000 people in the tribe and they live in the neigh- borhood of the Bahr-al-Ghazel, the lagoon east of Lake Chad. "They 'are among the tallest tribes in the world," says Mr. Lea -Wilson. "They ars jeb black, typical ne- groes, and do not practise either cannibalism or human sa,crfiices. I have never seen among them a ease of cruelty to women or children. For some reason apparently un- known even to themselves, all adults have six of their lower teeth removed. They have a habit when at rest of standing on one foot like storks," Mr, Lea -\'Milson states that the surrounding 000ntry is like a zoo- legioal garden. Elephants, giraf- fes, rhinoceros, buffaloes, hlppo- potami, lions and leopards abound. "During the last wet season eight people were killed and eaten by lions, The Jieng people are re- markably brave and they have kill- ed two of these man-eaters with spears alone, This means that the first men attacking the animal are certainly killed before their corn - anion's can rush in and despatch ire wounded animal." CANCER CURES. Old and Modern Methods of Treat- ment Compared. It is evident that medioal science, in its determination to master dis- ease, thas found in radium a power- ful weapon against cancer, and the eall upon the Government to retain its radium fields in the West, and the proposition of distinguished physicians to aid the .general Gov- ernment in a plan to cheapen the substance and universalize its treat- ment, is beautiful in the extreme. Hezekiah,. King of Judah, who lived 700 years B.0,, had a growth on his body, which may well have been a caioer, called in the record a boil. It was Divine power that wrought the cure, but a . material Instrument was used in the p u1- tice, the primitive remedy. "And Isaiah said, Take a dump of figs. And they took and laid it on the boil, and he recovered." (II: Kings, xx., 7.), IS YOUR BABY A GOOD BABY? Mothers, ask yourself • the ques- tion : I•s your baby a goad bah yy 1 If net he is not weld, . for it ie rive nature of all babies to be good— only the sickly baby is erose and hard to mind. If baby is ones and cries oontinualay give him Baby'a Own Tablets and he will soon bo happy again. The Tablets ,sot as a gentle laxative, regulate the bow- els, sweeten the stomach and cure all the minor ills of little ones. Concerning them Mrs. J, P. Rich- ard, St. Norbert, N.S., writes: "I have found Baby's OWn. Tablets all that is claimed for Ahem. My baby suffered from his :stomach and bow- els and the Tablets cured him." They are sold by all medicine deal- ers or by mail art 25 dente a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicime Co., Brockville, Ont. P—" A married woman says the way to be happy with a husband is to learn to be happy without him meet of the time. Piles Oared in a to 14 Days Druggists refund money if P.AZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, or Protruding Piles, First application gives relief. 60c. An Important Llvention. Any person who has followed the sea for any length of time will have experienced, eaapecially in rough weather the annoyance which is caused by the incessant working and banging of doors, due to the rolling and pitching of the vessel. To ensure quietness the door of a staberoonl, for instance, must be shut. To place it on .the hook would mean the rattle of the door, which is in±ole•rable, event to those who spend •alae major portion of their lives on the briny. Many ideas have been put forward, and many.inveu- tions formulated, with the object of obviating this nuisance, but none: have been successful so far. A. new device, which is expected to be on the market at en early date, is the invention of, Mr. Breigan, one of Liverpool's 'foremost Scotch engi- tieers• His patent is simpiioity it- self, and adapts itself to any pre- sent class of cabin or saloon door. Ib is noiseless, •takes up no room space, and presents no ebetruo- tions, Alleging that her httsband.knook- ed her down with a bound of but- ter a Calgary woman is, seeking a equation. a waterworks and sewerage system, At Brandon, Mem, 'one,enee : 4141 et•i1ted 543l'5eiIi e111•Ti ,Vero etait.,ed to hove been a meow, though it was. adanitted that light' teak d.kl 11011 Ca1TaP. the tine-na4u1 s75tfitrt $o Iie.se falx, N.`'1, and Kiugstona Ont, wordy tested. STANDARD RELIANCE MORTGAGE CORPOR ATIO1 Last s'ear's Earnings Over 11 Per ('ent.--Aggregate Nee 1'itarnings for the Period Eliding Decem- ber 31st, 1913, $351,350.55. In another column of this paper will be seen the a•nnnal financial statement of the Standard 1ieiianee Mortgage Corporation. This is one of the best etatements issued by any financial corporation for the year 1013, and was highly commend- ed by 1.11e ishareholders who were present at the annual meeting held at the Company's offices, 82-88 King Street East, Toronto, on Monday, March the 2nd, The net earnings amounted to over 11 per cent, of the paid-up capital, which now amounts to the substantial sum of $1,985,109,00. After deducting interest on deben- buros and deposits, amounting to $122,521,00, the balance available for distribution amounted to $228,- 808.00, of which sum $118,471.88 was paid out in dividends, $100,000 was added to the reserve fund, and the balance carried forward to the cre- dit of Loss and Gain account. The present corporation is an amalgamation of the Standard Loan Company and the Reliance Loan and Savings Company of On- tar•ie, the amalgamation having taken effect on the first of May last. The president, Mr. N. H. Ste- vens, stated that the net earnings of the corporation for 1913 exceed- ed thhe combined net earnings of the two companies prior to the amal- gamation by over $30,000. This re- e,ord is well worth noting, as show- ing not only the efficiency secured by the combination of the two com- panies under one management, but it shows also what may be accom- plished in. the way of reduction of expenees of operation. It will be noted from a perusal of the statement that the total as- sets now amount to (45,110,332.00. The position obtained in the finan- cial world by the Standard Reliance Mortgage Corporation places it amongst the largest and most pros- perous financial institutions in the Dominion. The conservative policy pursued by this corporation is an important feature for the consideration of those looking for substantial and safe investments, `P11e debentures of the corporation are issued in sums of $100,00 or more, and inter- est at the rate of five per cent. per annum on these amounts is payable by Coupon every six months. r1lhe oorpormtion invites corres- pondence with reference to the safe in -Vestment of funds at remunera- tive ratea. All oommunioations should be addressed to the head officio, 82-88 King St. East, Toronto. 3• an Irishman fell from the roof of a House where he was at work. A pasadr by rushed up to him and asked ; "'Are you hurt 7" "It's all right," said the Irishman, "I had to oome down for nails, anyhow." Only Ono "SROMO QVININE" To get the genuine, omit for flail name, LAXATIVE BnOMO QUININE. Look for signature of E, W. GROVE. Cures a Cold In One Day, lis. Lawyer—"The oross-examination did not seem to worry you, Have you had any previews experience?" Olient—"Six children." Minerd's Liniment Go„ Limited, Gentlemen,—My daughter, 1E years old, Wile thrown from a sleigh and injured her elbow so badly it remained stiff and vary painful D'Si LINIMET completely oared her, and she has not been troubled for two ream. Yours truly 3, B. unto:lUE, St, Joseph, P.O., 18th Aug., 1900. He—'`For Heaven's sake, woman,' stop that perpetual nagging. If you keop'on much longer I'll shoot my- self. Sha You do, you wretch! You dare sore off a revolver in this house! You'll wake the baby!" Mlnard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. Probably nothing could have a more powerful effect upon social, domestic and individual welfare than the widespread diffusion of the *spirit of truthfulness. It under- lies all honest and faithful work, all right fulfilment of :relations, all in- dependence and self-respect; for he who is in this high sense faithful to the truth will he faithful to himeelf and to Ohara THE HAIR Restores the color, strength, beauty and softness to Gray Hair and is not a dye, At nil Druggists. ei00.,.e not. El). 4, ISSUE 10---'14, Mi ready baked to a nicety; whole, mealy and full flavored. Ideating only is necessary, to A DOG THAT CIiEATED . This Cocker Spaniel Was Very Fond of Sugar. That one dog at least not only reasons, but has breed known eau - ally ko oheat, is the conviction of a young English army officer who owns a smart cocker spaniel. Among other tricks, the officer has trained the dog to answer "letter call," and fetch hie owner's mail to the mesal table. Pleased with the dog's intelligence, the officer fell into the he.bit of giving him a lump of sugar from the breakfast table. One morning, soon after the trumpeter had sounded "letter call," the spaniel came in with nei- ther papers nor letters. This was unusual, for the officer subscribed to a daily paper that invariably ar- rived in the morning's mail, but he thought little of it at the time. About eleven o'clock, however, the dog entered his master's quarters, and deposited a muddy paper upon the floor. The officer did not un- derstand the situation, but he gave the dog a lump of sugar. Half an hour later the dog appeared again with a very muddy and onrmpled letter in his mouth. Then the own- er's suspicions were aroused. He gave the dog another lump of sugar, and watched him. He soon found that the dog had buried the morning's mail in the rear of the officers' mess, and was digging it up a letter at a time, apparently with a view to a lump of sugar for each piece of mail. Killed by Blood Poisoning Treed an old razor for paring his corns. Foolish, because a 250, bottle of Putnam's Corn Extractor will eure all the corns in a family for a year. Safe, because purely vegetable. Uso only Putnam's Extraotor, 25e. at all dealers. —.r.. Father's Ultimatum. The father of a large family of children was trying hard to read the evening paper. "What's that terrible racket in the hall, Mar- tha?" "One of the• children just fell downstairs." "Well," he replied, turning over another page of the paper, "you tell the children if they can't fall downstairs quietly they'll have to stop it." "It is amid that more than one person has been killed by kissing." "Yes, but isn't it great if you live through ib 1" Try Murine Eye Remedy If you have Red, Weak Watery Eyes or Granulated Eyelids. Doesn't Smart —Soothes Eye Pain. Druggists Sell lvfurlue )bye Remedy, Liquid25c, 50o. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25e, 50e. Eye Books Free by Mail. An Lye Tonle Good ter All aye. that Need Cor. Muriao Eye Remedy Co.. Chicago FA CT ANJ) FAN("!, Missionaries always go to the bad, Wotsay? There, aro no ewear words in Japanese. Take 1.11e conceit out, of same men and you've liardly get.a grease rivet left. Chinese gourmets eat baked Ash 1]ps, Women are feeder than men of flattery, yet they believe it lens. Iiollanel•s railways kill on the average only one person a year. The golden rule is a measure of conduct that we lay down for other people. The world has snore republios than monarchies. An omen of prevention uerlally means a pound of useless fear for the future. 11, Joints Quit =oiling Nerviline Drives Soreness Away NO MORE STIFFNESS, PAIN OR MISERY IN YOUR BACK OR SIDE OR LiMBSI Wonderful "Nervlline" Is the Remedy. A marvellous pain reliever. Not an ordinary liniment—just about five times more powerful, more penetrating, more pain -subduing than any thick, oily or ammonia liniment. Nerviline fairly eats up the pain and stiffness in chronic rheumatic joints, gives quick relief to those throbbing pains, and never burns or even stains the skin, "Rheumatism kept my joints swol- len and sore for ten years. My right knee joint was often too painful to al- low me to walk. In this crippled tor- tured condition I found Nerviline a blessing. Its warm, soothing action brought relief I had given up hoping for. I rubbed on quantities of Nervi - line and improved steadily. I also took Ferrozone at mealtime in order to purify and enrich my blood, I am to- day well and can recommend my treatment most conscientiously. (Signed) 0. PARKS, Prince Albert. Not an ache or pain in the muscles or joints that Nerviline won't cure. It's wonderful for lumbago and sciatica; for neuralgia, stiff neck, earache and toothache. Nerviline is simply a won- der. Best family liniment known and largely used for the past forty years, Sold by dealers everywhere, large. family size bottle 50c., small trial size 250. Refuse a substitute, take only "Nerviline." 't Recognized Viol. "I saw my boyhood chum to -day, one that has become a millionaire." "Did he recognize you Y" "I guess so. He turned a corner when he saw me coming." H' Women Need Gin Pills FOR WEAK BACKS AND HEADACHES Miss Ethel Balcombe, of Port Dufferin, N.S., writes: "1 was troubled with Kidney &settee for several yearn. My beck zine weak. I had terrible Headaches and was so restless that I could not sleep at night. At Last a friend told me about GIN PILLS. 3 at once got a box, and niter taking them, I telt better—atter taking three boxes I was cured." 50o, a Box, 6 for 92.50. Sample free 41 you write Na. tional Drug k Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto, In the Air. "So he praised her singing, did hal" "Yes; said it was heavenly." "Did he really say thatl" "Weil, not exactly; but he probably meant that. He said it was unearthly." Mlnard's Liniment for sale everywhere, Found—Mrs. Clarke came run- ning hurriedly into her husband's office one morning. "Oh, Dick," she cried as she gasped for breath, "I dropped my diamond ring off my Food adulteration in Germany is finger, and I Can't find it any - a prison offense and involved se- where." "It's all right, Bess," se- verer eentenoes than theft. plied Mr, Clarke. 'i came across et in my trousers pocket." We often say to ourselves, "I would gladly de any duty if I knew whab it is." Doubtless there are cases ih which it is hard to decide, but a remark of Goethe on the sub- ject is well worth remembering. "Hew can we know ourselves? Never by reflection, but by action. Do your duty and you will find out the sort of man you aro. 'But what is in duty?' What to -day asks of ,you. Do not consider too far, toe deeply, toe seriously. Do the plain, present 'leek, and do it well. It is a,nuezing how pleasant you feel when it is done—and ib ie not wholly un- pleasant even in the doing. Minard's Liniment aures BUrns, Eta. Wettest Spot on Earth. Mrs. C. Hanson, wife of the pro. Baguio, in the Philippines, hoot sector, of the Commercial Hotel, been strengthening its elatim to he Poplar,' B.C., suffered from piles for the wettest place in the world. On years. Went to doctor after doctdr in. July 29 the .gprecipittion was 31.78 vain. Finally went to Spokane and inches, which nearly equals the had an operation, fiwelvemonths trorld's mean rainfall fel a year, afterwards she was ss bad again. She But Baguio has done bettor than says, One day I read about Zan. 13uk and thought I would try it, The first one or two boxes gave me more case than anything else 1 had trted, so I went on with the treatment. In a J short time I began ter feel altogether Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff., Re Stakes Hint. "Yes, indeed, times have greatly changed in the past few yea.rs." "I suppose so. TT in9tau0eI" Well, f'r instance. A once au- tocratic plumber up in my neigh- borhood now goes to the haughty butcher round the corner to borrow money to keep his business alive." "Did you have a bad toothache 7" "I think so ; bub if you know of any ether kind of tootbaohe, perhaps it was that kind I had," m • i Haim Bsik Does faro kilos that; it made a world's record in July, 1911, With 91,53 inches in four days, of which 33.70 inches fell in a• single d.ay, When 771,4 feet of waiter cOMee down In elle storm it Is time different and better, and I saw that to look after the alaingling of the Gam-Buk was Being to euro me. Well, ark, I wont on using it, and by the time I had used six boxes I was delighted to find myself entirely cured," 31 you suffer from Ole painful ait- ment, or from eczema, ullcers Or any ektn disease, don't waste time, 'Pry bsa•iY1 and placed rimier thy 0/111111 gond:INV, 500. all druggists and stores, istration of the city ci 11 011. Af teximnanto an'attenipt is being made to have all hospitals taken from, the 'oenteol cif the hospital ECLEA J BLISTERS O ARS k\iEJ LEOS Suffered Seven Years. Itching and Burning. Did Not Sleep Half' the Night. Cured Completely by Cuticura Soap and Ointment, 982.15 Tongs 13r., 'rercate, Ont.—" Afy slater eulered for seven years' with eczema. The trouble begets. 011 her arine and lege in water blisters- and she ecratched. Her clothes were rough around her legs and she suffered from itching and burning and. loss of sleep; she did not sleep half the night. " We used. and went and they did not Motto do any good untll we goo CutJcura Soap and Ointment by which she was Completely cured." (Signed) Miss Beesfo McManus, May 17,, 1913. HANDS ROUGH, BADLY CRACKED, Muldoon, Quo.—" During the colds' iter 'weather I was troubled with chapped 1. anis, and also a rash on my fare caused by sl..,rp cold winds. My hands wore very rouge end, wore badly cracked open and if I -gout eat in the cold air they always bled. I could not do my regular work. I used salve, .cold cream and other remedies and still they were left unhealed. At last a friend advised ma to try Cuticura Soap and Ointment. I sent :Or some and applied it to the affected parte and immediately found relief. My hands and face were cured- within a week.". (Signed) Miss 7ennio. FIndlay, Jan. 9, 1913. For more than a generation Cuticura Soap and Otalcura Ointmenthaveafforded the most economical treatment for affections of 1110 skin and scalp that torture, itch, burn. scale, and destroy sleep. 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