Intermountain Catholic | 1904-07-09 | Page 3 | Changes His Skin Yearly

r CHANGES HIS SKIN YEARLY. Most people have to wear the same old skin through life, but Galen, N. Y., has a man in the person' of William Groescup, who has donned a new one every year for fifteen years, and he is changing it again, although the one he now has is only a few months old. Usually this strange disease makes its appearance appear-ance in the early fall. Every part of the body be-eomescovered be-eomescovered with scales, which slough off, requiring requir-ing in the process from eight to twelve weeks. Mr. Groescup had the usual attack last fall, bin contrary con-trary to all former experience in his ease, the disease dis-ease has manifested itself again at this time and Mr. Groescup is again undergoing the painful and disagreeable process. The new skin is always as soft and smooth as a baby's. e