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THE WORLD WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 14 1906
ONLY THE SHOW STREETS CLEANED I OTHER THOROUGHFARES ARE NEGLECTj
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The Mayor Summoned Commissioner
Woodbury and in Spite of Maps
Showing Snow Removal Insisted
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Thoroughfares Are Filthy
Most of the snow that fell upon New York six days ago Is still with us
The streets of the city with few exceptions are packed from curb to curb
with a mixture of snow mud garbage and waste paper The little five Inch
Enowstorni of last Thursday night has given the Street Cleaning Department
dialysis Brooklyn and the Bronx are no worse than Manhattan
Mayor McClellnu although quite 111 summoned Dr John McGraw Wood
bury Strert Cleaning Commissioner to his office yesterday afternoon and
I demanded why the snow has not been removed from the streets
Dr Woodbury sprung a lot of mops
lowing the Rtreets of the aLLy Here
I S nj there were blackonnj pac denot I
I ing districts that had been cleaned The
ilayor piU llttlo attention to the maps
Very Flneon Paper
That bL nil very Interesting
S I be remarked xnrrnMlonllr It
S look fine on paper > oar now rc
I maTnl work linen Unfortunately
the trerta do not ninny It I CAn
t not doubt the evldenee of my own
eye TIle ntreel are dirtier than
tUer ever were nnd I know It
Dr Woodbury was glad to get away
from the Interview At his office to I
day It was said that he had been up I
I all night working on the
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S moval Ho must have been working
i tune with a whlsknroom nm a dust
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pan The streets are dirtier today than
they were yesterday Capt Gibson
I Chief Peputy StreetCleaner who said
S a fow days ago that It was none of the
publics busliess what the StreetClean
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S ing Department wa doing mani
fested a coy retiring disposition to
day Probably he was out along the
I water front klillns STOW into the river
Fifth avenue Is clean So Is Urrfad
S way Dr Joan McGaw Woodbury rides
In his automobile through llroadwuy
Aid Fifth avenue
Moat of the principal business streets
In the downtown districts have been
cleared Hut on the east side huge
I piles ot frozen raow dyed u dull brown I
S by the dirt block the narrow street
r the gutters ore clogged and the cross
I lags are ankle deep In slush The 1
lower west shlel as bad Groenwlctt
1 Village Is umiful
North of VrtvEPoomI street sporadic
attempts hare been made to clear away
the mow on streets that millionaire
drive their carriages through and on
streets that the Metropolitan Street
Railway cvmpany has use for
Nothing Done or Worse I
Lexington avenue Third avenue Sea 1
onJ avenue and First avenue are still
encumbered with piles of snow tossed I
S from tht car tracks by tho ploughs oi I
the street alwuy company during the
Btorrj Mile upon mile of eros streets I
upon rhloh towering Hothouses and
S tencnenis front have not beon touched I
at a l
= ow York thought It had seen the
S Unit of Inefficiency graft and contempt I
V of the public welfare In the monu
mental farce vailed snow removal
last wlrttcr There was some exCUse at
that for tho tall was heavy and contln
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uous and bitter cold weather froze tho
snow Into solid masses Thoro Is no ex I
t cuso whatever for prevalent conditions
V The snowfall was conparath llglr
and It an honest effort hnd been mjule to I
V clear It away tlioro would be no basis I
for complaint V I
V The contractor rlio tnkcs upon
I hlmaelf the task of removing the I
S snow from the tot of Xovr York
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doe not net paid for what here
move lie get paid for what he
ouch to remove In other wordn
lie RCK paid for the now that
fall
fallAnd
And If he can have that snow re
moved by sun and rain and not by
men and carts his profits ore the
heavier The elements do not charge
for their services In assisting the De I
partment of StreetCleaning
Up to Woodbury Only
In seeking responsibility for the ap
palling condition of the streets It U
ne wsary to go no further than the
olllce of Street Cleaning Commissioner
Woodbury He and his subordinate say
the 8nowr ° moval contactor Is to
blame Tho public does not know the
snowremoval contractor The taxpAY
ers of New Ycrk turn over to Dr Wood
bury a huge sum of money every year
and pay him u munificent salary Ac
cording to the terms of Ills contract lie
ought to keep the streets clean
In this he has consistent failed not
only In winter but in summer It Is
true lie has chemically analyzed the I
garbage of the city and has made a i
lot of new land In the East River with
refLso from the streets He could make
more land it he got more refuse
New York was told last Friday that
the soonremoval extractor under the
supervision of the Department of Street
Cleaning had 4000 men and 3000 carts
at work removing snow from the
streets and dumping It Into the East
and North rivers Think of a working
force of 4000 men and 3000 carts
What did they do They dldnt Clean
up the snow The
exnense bills cllmo
up and the snow settles down to stay
and the army of 4ouu men ar J J0u0 carts I
heeps on doing nothing
no lus seen a fractional part of this I
grou WlIlklnlIIoroo 1 Where have the > i
ten warning it Is up to Ur John I
Mriijw Uoouhury to answer
iliit the wrenoval ooniractor I
who Is not known to the people oclnit
under tho direction of Dr Vood5ury I
who Is known to the peoplehas not
cleaned the streets of snow Is evident
to everybody In private business at
fairs a eon tractor who does not m ke
guoJ loses his contract Dr Wcodbury
has not made good The people wonder
why he didnt nllow soineboav to take
hU Job who would at least moltc on
effort to do what he In paid for doing
Promises Come Easy
New York NVOJ told on Saturlaj by
an olllclul of the StrtctCIeanlne De
partmoit that all the principal avenues
and the whole east side would be thor
oughly domed by Sunday This II
Wainesda Most cf the rrnclpal ave
nues and the entire oast side are har
boring tho same snow they harbored
on Saturday mlnua What has melted
under the rays cf tho sun or been oir
rl4 awuy by the rain Whore have the
4ono men and 3000 carts been since last
Saturday
For tne Information of Dr Wood
bury and tht snowremoval torte It
may be mated that Elizabeth Mott
and Mubcrrv streets ore In a shame
ful cndjtlon iven the timehonored
expedient of clennlnr the block In front
of Hmdcruartivs Ute day after the
snowfHll has been overlooked this year
Mulberry street from the lend to
JCruston street is ankle deep with a
nbMnncf reemblmg soup but not
smelling that way
Oimprneur street has not been touched
THE CALL OF THE WORLD
V In 1905 iht twentythird year of The Worlds continuous growth since Its
uplifting began In 1SS3 It printed In its morning and Sunday editions only
IV 34680 columns of advertising an Increase of 0408V4 columns divided Into
1134050 jingle paid advertisements a gain over 1904 of 200310
J The New York newspaper closest to The World In total space grew miicb
less than half as much In columns and Increased but 7911 single advertise
ments
I i GROWTH BY PERIODS
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I 1885 I r 443 793
I 1890 IM r V V 7 82 794
r i 1900 J 874958
905 i 1134959
J L mu uU u i v r
V The Worlds Want momentum reached Its greatest force In the last half of
the year whenaccordlnc to a count made bv Messrs Barrow Wade Guthrle
lit Co chartered accountants printed 9US15 advertisements against BSD
ii 817 printed by the New York Herald leading It by 05398 in the aggregate
printed for the six months from July t to January 1
No other newspaper eVer before made such gains In a similar period or
reached so vast a total
More than 75 per cent of The Vorlds Want advertisers give their business
sddresses but despite this over 870000 replies came to the box numbers In
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BY MAURICE KETTEN
but Wall street Is clean Scammel For
sylh Eldrllge Essex Jikson Clinton
SUfVIk Norfolk Cannn henry Colum
ba Sheriff Division Ridge Attorney
Ooorck and other east side streets ar
as bad as Gouverneur but Broad street
where the curb brokers gamble Is clean
Grand street east of Forsyth Is a He >
of dlrtv slush but the streets around
the WaldorfAstoria ore clean
What Is Really Needed
Delancey street from the Bowery to
the Wllllamstiurg Bridge Is a disgrace
not only to Now York but to civiliza
tion Between the wdetInr street
railway coirpaHes and the Irelllciont
I StreetCleaning Department this wide
thoroughfare has been converted Into
a Dost hole
The crossings at street Intersections
are hikes Small boys with keen bust
ness Ins Inct FtooJ at these Intcrsec 1
tlons with planks today and charged I
pedestrians a penny 0 r crowing dry 1
shod Hundreds of siop glrs from
Wllllamsburg walkIng across town to
their places of employment vadeil I
through slush and water over their
shoetops They will work all day in j
their wet shoos and stockings wade
hijme again tonight and tomorrow I
semi of thorn wont be at work They
wont be able to get out of bed But I
t matter so long as he Commis
sioner of StreetCleaning has discov
ered u new method of utilizing caston i
tin cans
What New York needs is a Street I
Clcanlng Department that wll clean the
streets
What Capt Gibson Says
Capt Gibson Deputy Street Cleaning
Commissioner attempted to jIve an ex
planation this afternoon
The first snowstorm he said Is
always the worst because the contract
or Is not prepared for It You cannot
do In three or four days what generally
takes about ten days and It takes that
much time to remove the evidence of
any snowstorm The trouble this time
has been that the contractor has not
been able to secure the number of
trucks necessary to remove the snow
Had he the full complonent of trucks
he would have got away with It long
ago I
It was pointed out > 0 the Deputv
Commissioner that while Fifth avenge I
and places like It had been cleaned tae I
tentmln sections where disease is liable
to lurk and where genus of all kinds
ore breeding wcco left untouched
The same germs were there twenty
years ago was the reply and the I
anne m Hiiod was employed I never
tanl of any eplaemc from them I I
He was ten Informed that photogra
phers were out fibm the nowijau
takltM ihotograiCis of the streets
V Oh wen V he said tout cannot be
heltietl Uicn we reaoh the West Side
It wll be cleared up as well is the
jliciii uu cuiuio Jo things all ul
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Asked Abut Waring V
Is It no a foe he vas asked
that when Col Wuring seat Coiunu
sloncr he could find all lie carts and
men ha wanted at a laW hours notice
Cj rjust such a purpose
Then came an amoxlngr explanation I
iuio same number of trucks are
available today aa In Col Warlngs
time he raid but there la this dif
fuTenoe In Warings time there was
SA much snow that truckmen were un 1
able to conduct their usual busness
and were glad to rent their trucks to
the cIty tp remove fie anow The
weather wo at present are having U
ellen Uiat truckn Jii can go atvxr their
byskiess as tfial and so they will not
ent their trurl to the city or our
ontcttstora and we cannot forcetliom
TIt Is fo whole rory V
What about cleaning the streets
sweeping them up and removing the
atu T
That ta bolnp attended to as fast a
we can get ut It
Then Oapt GINwn eat back and
thought that the alttiatlon hud been
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Women Cry Out Against
S Judge Macks Queer View
Members ot new York Clubs Deny His Assertion hat
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the Fair Sex Keep at a Game
of Deception
Judge Julian Mack of Chicago says
that wumen are gay deceivers and
therein lies the marlta problem If
married people arent happy he us
serts Its all the wifes fault because
from the time a woman meets a man
she begins a game of deception and con
tinues It until the wedding She cant
cook and In fact she Is ignorant of all
the things that would make for the hap
piness of the yuung man Therefore his
home life is disagreeable He goes to
the saloon to be amused and the marital
break ensues
Moreover the learned jurist goes on
to say that 70 per cent of the marriid
WOITen are without training for mar
riage and look upon It as on oppor
tunity to escape from parental contro
and gain more liberty or as a scheme
whereby they are to be supported for
life giving nothing In return
That Is n real mans view Anyone
who read such opinions without the nu
thors name would know that a man
originated them
This Is what some Intelligent women
hae to say about It
By Mrs Clarence Burns
l > rc ldfiit of the little Mother
Aid Anxoclntlon
If marriages are unhappy It Is but
seldom that the blame can be ascribed
entirely to either of the contracting par
ties It Is true of course that men and
women bath deceive each other before
marrlaze that is they unconsciously
conceal their less charming traits But
one oiuld scarcely call this deception
as It Is natural and not with Intent to
deceive
And who shall say that women de
ceive moro than men Wives will have I
unother view w give
I do agioe uVIth Judge Mack that
there are too many bad housekeepers
mid that a budiy managed nomc Is the
best thing for uculnj marital tnuUIe
It Is the sacred duty of every woman
who has to prepare nicaU to know tno
or of cooking from A to Z Every gill
1 In moderate circumstances should be
V taught the value of foods ahd the best
mctnods of preparing thorn That Is
I why I believe thoroughly In cooking
courses In our public schools
Every wife that doo < nt know how to
I provide palatable nourishing meals far
her spouse may well trounle for lair
I husbands love
1 I have hud good opportunity In my
I fnoment district work to see how poor
I breakfasts and lunclies drive mn t > t e I
I saloons and the free lunch In some
of the noucr sections of Now York It
is rare to find a woman wJio can pro
1 erlv cook < a potato or nako a cup of
eCTe
B y Ei e yn i > 1l1idrdtIJ
I From time Immemorial women have
I bemoaned that men were deceivers
OTc Judge Mack Is trying to turn
I the table on us But he will call down
a lot of righteous Indignation on his I
I head I dont think that woman play ft game I
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of deception from the time they meet
a young titan until Lucy ale iTmiricil I
What nonsense
All girls jony of course lut wiat
is a girl s joiljliiR to n minis Same
thing utmost too Innocent to talk about i
I know tha many women marry foi a
home and Independence hUt they give V
their lives In retuin so Us not so un i
fair u deal is the judge makes out
Uut more women irrarrj for lovo than
maintenance after a 1 i
There is Ci lot of truth In what the
gentleman SOS about our bad coalcs
We doubtless have too man shiftier
housekeepers who provide had meal
for their husbands and children slmpiy
because the were never taught how to V
cook properlY i
There Is no excuse for n bad cook
Hvery woman who lias t > cei the menls V
hould be nn acconuiHJi mllnarv
uistevorv woman her own chof I
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BY MRS VAN nUSES
Of the SoroHln Club I
Jucle Muck Implies that women un
Mwthllv bullyraK men Into niarr > ln <
them I think men do far more bully I
Ins olonir this line than women
Why sho iild women deceive tho men
they meet line continue to do FU until I
they nan manled The weaker sex I
can t Mold a cu ulq to men along the
llnf ot dpceatlon Man b1 < cni3 lului
uiiv born to hiue Ills tiuta mil otCulu s
trxn tJi > eyes ot the omui lie lovos
until shes ajfely bound to him liv li
and snctanent X dont hlnk omen
l avj Hint tendency neiilv sj strongly
tit vel juitl us nun
1 adml < that homes ore wrePkeil
through bid cooking and that there Is
no exciwe for u bud liojsoKeeu aero
women urn surciv to baThe It Is a
wifes duty to make home comfortable
at least
BY MRS HELEN HYDE
Ol the PrnfrNnlonnl AVumnnM
Ienituo
There are certain pi nts In Jtsdsu
MncKj statement to wiilca I must take
excfiitioii
1 doul btllove that TO per cent of the
airtcfl woncn are unlit to tiiAlto home
iiniiy 1 aditilt 1m mOl m in opti
nirsi than that
ii couritf there are thusnrds ot
llgulneiiieil timralncd women who
rush lilt < > inatriniJiit wltliou a stibti
01 In duties and loiiHjnsibllHlos lint
iheti atout many uucs who marrlod
just to be uunorted and freed from I
lllkjl duties There nwy bi rieh in I I
unrtertmieiit In their thoughts before I I
the knot Is tried but I think manias I
soon wAkens a woman to a reallzill n I
oi IIT rcnulrcmonts < i
As fur women posing as deal wives I
niucli 01 what nut or wliatuvcr Juduo
li1i < neaRs bv Ills Jniortio thu a
alrl InxIrB a uame of tlpretitlon when i
e necw a youne 1111 and loitlmivs
It untU 8ie Is married I
I slut Iv don boliose It thats all
I tit nk meon have an Inflnltolv greater I
uniK > itunltv of knoAlnjx what son of I
stuff girls are nviil of than iris have
of llndlnic out whethpr their tiancrs arc
wjrtliv or not Men flare a broadur
Xnowlcdse of the world thnn rids mil
I tiould to better judxps cf human nature
If they let girls tool them Its tlivlr
own fault V
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HOUSE OF VANfSK
SEEKS ITS REVENGE
Bridegroom Elect Borrowed
Kopecks and Failed to
Keep His Promise
There Is rage In the house of Vanesk
No JiG Thirteenth street Jersey City
for the man who was 13 have married
little Gtanaslara Orll skc the pretty
Itusslun girl Is missing With him
moreoer are missing the goodly ko
pecks that Mrs Vanesk the brides
ulster lent him In order that he might I
buy suitable wadding garb and pres
ents
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That Is not the worst of It for Josef
Wlsshea the bridegroom that was to
lie has been spreading abroad the talo I
of his Intelligence In getting Into Hie
ViincfOc moneybags and out of the Or
lltako marriage This was too much
this last and today Mrs Vanesk went
to the court of Justice higgins In Jer
sey City and obtained a warrant ask
ing for lIe arrest of Mr WUshes gn
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses
He will be haled to court tomorrow
morning unless ho evades the service of
thi arrant S
The romance that Is destined to end
In the police court began many year
ago In a 1 tllo town of Southern Poland
wrtre the two were oiddrcn TIP
glow up together and when one ot
ilun came Jj Amoicu a year ago she
let the other with many vows and
rumises Ol uiidlo 0C it aa luue
auimslira wo genie Tuce manUis
nSi site sent Josef His passage money
Aci
jobot lost precious little time In pack
ing ui > ma uox lUlU starting He was
mudc welcdTiu among the little colony
of his kind and his suit 41 Stannsiura
inosterod He got work and In Ute
course of time spoke of marriage Stan
nsarn was willing and fie ceremony
was Hxed for last Sunday moriilnt
Tho wedding cakes h ciu prcpireu ana
the house corned liven the good
rather Quint3 of bt Antnonys Ciuicn
WAS enmgeil to perform the ceremony
Josef hail vi tint all ready he said 0
move Into There were a few things
ho wanted though and wouldnt Mri
Vanesk lend him a hundred dollars
Mrs Vaneak would and Josef hied him
forth to pass tno < time with other youth
of the neighborhood
On Sunday morning he was to go to
mass with Htumisliri lie didnt show
up All that day he was rut to lit Been
land when the guests arrived thieve was
an undellnablo something In the at
I mosphcre Flnaly the truth leaked out
The brdejervom lo t hart dloappeuiau
The next day he was around the quai
tar bouitlng In no plixisjnt terms o
tile triumph he had made of the hearts
and kopecks In the house at No ITU
There was a council of war and the
women went for a warrant
Josef perhaps will be surprised when
he Is dragged to court tomorrow He
does not know much of the American
customs yet and eventually he will be
sorry ho didnt marry the little girl
who used to make mud pies wIth him
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Stunts for Missives
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Picture Writing the Real Proper Thing ToDay Though
I Many Will Stick to Old Styles Both for Tender I ic
and Comic Messages V
The feast of love 13 here All hall to
St Valentino the white doves anJ the f
Cupid the pleraug arrows and the i
Weeding hearts Lot tho old festival
never say die j
Miss Fascinator II busy today open
ing up the tender missives and the
comic ones too For the paper lane
and fllmnyllamiy genus of love token
has cone out of style It Isnt the thIng
nowadays to assure your best girl j
Uirougn tho medium of a bowarmed j
ant bnwInsnred Cimld wenlng out of
a bower of forgetmenots as td the
color of the rose and violet ana the 11
kindred sweetness of herself and the
Ilivomeyor nrodnct The valentine of
our grandmothers day Is still on the
old stand but It Isnt doing business
The hieroglyphic valentine Is the thing
For the expression of the primitive pas
I sion lovers have gone back to object
letters and olcture writing Youre all
the world to me says the ardent young I
man with n globe pasted on a red heart
U U A peach cries another with a
foe mmllo of the fruit Itself Theres
acorner In my heart for you says a
third punning with a real acorn gather
ed ncatli an oak
Then there are the mechanical valen
tines The oldtime comics male and
female done Into gyrating dude and
daudeuses ridiculous enough to paint the
oheok of youth and nye with an Indig
nant blush There are hearts pierced
by Cupids arrow at the pull of a
string American genius has devised
about one million varieties of these lovo
transformations
Theres nobody watching but the
moon and the owl Is the comforting
sentiment Inscribed below a nt ony
couple And as the lunary lamp and I
the bird win simultaneously at the will j
of the recipient theres nothing to worry I
about
The prettiest valontlnei charming llttlo I
water colors were tho most mtenulliii > I
mores the pity The cheap little tul
I cntlne postal cards and ihe printed I
I cards arc just as charming
I Of course If one Us really In love any i
of the aforementioned valentines wont I I
I do at all If you really care for a girl I
these light and frlvontu ttilnis would I
be unworthy of jour tlame You must
send your bentandonly a big bunch 01
violets with a tender pink rose and u
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tenderer note In the centre i
You can dcspatch < i bundle of Ameri V
can Beauties or any flower that blows I
i begging the lady to be our valentine
The girl who loves candy should et
a huge heart full of sweets from her
favorite confectioner V
Its n funny thing loveis but If you I
I are V really In earnest a few material and
I delicate reminders will have more effect
than all the pasteboard and printers
i MANHOLE BLOWS UP AND
COVER RACES IN STREET
Half a Rod of Pavement Hurled in
Air by Explosion of Sixth I
V Avenue Conduit
With a roar like the explosion of a I
tenInch gun InnnhcJe at Kortysec
ond street and Sixth avenue blew up
today hurling bait a rod of pavement I
as high us the elevated tracks The
iitoiwfc tuo > h wi C x iie CILiated I
xatcd pillars was tiuilecud and rolled
Itt exprtfis train speed for milt a block
befoie It struck another pillar uml
btuppc
A street swecper was standing only i
three fEet from the edge of tho man
I hole at the time and remained motion I
lest with fright while chunks jf pave
I 114lIt roll all about him I
t The cause of the explosion was gIven i
os accumulated hydrOgen formed bv i
tie ell trol1IIIII of the wires In the electric
nll I I1AIIr npui1
wwdul i
out of flute
From the Dtro1 Kr t > Pret
Mri Lookyouns miages to keep V
her youth exceedingly ucl1 but theiot V
one thing tlat gives her ago away
Who > that 7 r
Sbe uses Ouch oilfashioned slinr V
I lint hgnH her KTV Oh mv mars
I To MlikeI
V grains
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Nature requires Albumen and
phosphate of Potash FRO 1
FOOC
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GrapeNuts
contains these elements
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Ink III the woild An expensive bios V
boll Spools more nUll a atutterns
toiiitui LI u beating turulai organ
Wien It COllieS to girls selecting suit
able Xdieiitlnca for t oQ men they really I
love Its a harder proposition If a fair
niail wnnts to be sSllv she can pend
Uurette3 sold tipped and of costly
blind bomise her heart burns as
icndlly lint sifts are such lancers thev
arc more likely to send the proverbial f
mItten Girl are iure to be rogues on
Bt Valentines Day But the man who
dares to be will probably be sorry after
Alls fair In love so Innr di you dont
ofn herst Valentines Day or any
other
LITTLE BABYS
AWfUL ECZfMA
Skin Peeled Off Hands and Face
I When Covered With Eczema Lost
Flesh Rapidly Tortures Endured
By 17MonthsOld Boy
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CURED BY THE V
CUTICURA REMEDIEC
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cakes of Cut icura Soap and to bottles
Cuticura Resolvent surprised me as 4
the skin was peeling off my babys
hands and face and no was suffering V
awful When the eczema first ap
peared ho was very healthy but as
soon as he was covered with it ho lost
flesh rapidly But as soon as I com
menced to use the Cuticura Remedies
ho started to mend I keep on using
the Cat bum Soap na think it is an indis
pcr9U article around the house As 1
my hairy weighs thirtyseven pounds 43
und is only seventeen months old you
can imagine the torture he endured 43I
My ncignbcrs can ouch for this state I
mcnt as being correct I am respect
fully Mrs Alex Weeks Jr 208 North
Water St Ncwburgh N Y Sept 7
1905
CUTICURA REMEDIES V
Recommended for Any Kind V
of Skin Diseases V
III know the Cuticura Remedies to V
bo good and all that is claimed of
UJm Vo have used them in our
family for years I have used Cuticura
Soap and the Ointment for dandruff
and pimples on the face and scalp
called by some eczema and have found
them to bo tho best Remedies I have
ever used nnd I never hesitate to V
recommend them to any one who hasf
any kind of akin diseases I remairfy
yours very respectfully Alice F Broil
Moorefield Hardy Co W Val Juno
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