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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28

Htna Life Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much 70 provide for the
relief Of the families ofiboge who die, leaving
them without adequate provision Life is
uncertqia--isaih is sure 10 come aud every
prudent man will provide for those who are
depeudeutupoo bim b. iusoring With the
Etna, every man by small outlay,---an out.
lay within the reach Of the most humble--oan
provide an amonnt Of money for bis family
which will be theirs, ia spite Of nistortaaS
and the many changes aud chances Of ous
ness and Of life Those who are in prosper
Gus circumstances to-day may meet with re-
versesand die poor
The Elm have in the last few days paid
over to the wife Of John Bart dec d the sun Of
50 600 The amount FOR which he had insured
his life With them. This makes the sum of
$4,000 paid IN this manner so the families OF
well known citizens Of Dayton in the last
eighteen months. No other company has
done so much for The people Of Dayton aud
we think the company are entitled to the
thanks OF the people and the patronage Of all
who are insurable.
The prosperity Of the Htna, we ure glad
10 state, is nos greater than ever before Its
business this year will be more than double
that OF any preceding year--honesty aud
sincerely We say to every man and woman 10.
sure your lifc and the Hua deserves your
first consideration
Received Of II |, Ruge, special Agent Of
htna Life Insurance Company, Hartford Con-
necticut, Two thousand collars, IN full payment
Of Policy No 929 on the life Of my late hus.
band, John r Bart, the amonnt being paid
before the said policy was due by the regula.
ton ofthe Company EMELINE BART.
Dayton Ohio July l2lS64 I'm.
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Current News Items.


lis to be lameuted that Col Moligan is
mortally wounded The dispatches OF last
night seem to confirm the isatn Of General
Averil
Last nights dispatches contain good
deal more than the usual amount Of totally
worthless Huil
Nixous extensive paper factory a' Phila
dolphis. has been destroyed by fre
We have the very alarming news that the
yellow fever is in New York harbor a strict
guarantee is maintained
Major Kelley, who figures ia our Dispatch
es this morning tells story concerning FRI
days fght which is no, TO be believed, unless
all former accounts are false
There seoms to be nothing going on in
Baltimore except military organizations. The
Union Leagues are busy drilling, aud Lew
Wallace proposes TO arm all the able-bodied
negroes
We continue 10 have the most conflicting
accounts Of the Maryland raid. Lltle is
kaown certainly OF the uumoer OF the raldera'
or Of the extent or nature Of their achieve
meats
The telegraph advioss Us that the Conied-
crates show no sign OF disposition 20 eyaeu
ate Atlanta and ;ha, the city can only be
captured ufter a severe struggle
The incapable aud Infamous Hunter is re
heved and Gen. Crook put in his place
Gems Kelley and Averill are neither killed
nor wounded
Mr. Greeley speaks of Messrs. Clay, San
ders, &c, as Confederate gentlemen, Tn,
Cincinnati Cammercial is very indignan; it
consequence
The special to the Commercial from th
Headquarters of the Army of the Potomac
SAYS decisive events cannot be far or r
And adds ARTILLERY and picket friu
coutinue actively on the right and centre
The enemys shells are becoming very annoy
ing. Yesterday one OF their s.inoh morta
shells dropped into group OF five officers, in
dulging in chat in the rear Of Neayes lin
OF General Sqdlies division, and explode,
right among them, Captain Gtlusha, Of th
56,h Massachusetts, aud Lieuteuants Royc
and Bowman werevery seriously injured d--th
latter mortally
A special dispatch TO the Cincinnati Ga
zette estimates The Maryland raiders at so
600, and suggests thai after they have bar
vested the Shenandoah Valley they will pusI
further North
General Sickles is sick 10 New Orleans
The Presdents dog, John Forney, is goini
TO Europe, in order TO recruit his health, an
be in safe place, ltis rumored tha, he hk
Greeley, is ouery disgusted with Lincoln
Chase and his daughters are enjoying Them
selves and spending Preen5acks OF theirow
manufacture, nj Newport.
The clerks and other employees Of the IA,
partmenis at Washington have been organ
iled into regiment Let them be sent t
the front
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IRON M r.s YofE N,vs.I
iron the rsv York News1
A Great Battle at Atianta--The
Resuit pOubtfut--The COnfed-
crates Figbltug Vvitn DesPera-
Hon

WAsmS5roS, July 2l-.lO p N
The latest official accounts received a. the
War Department from General sherman en-
treIy dspel the hopes that we're excited by
the assurances TINT were given forth q day or
two ago, 10 the effect that the Coniaderates
had evacuated Atlnnta, and that The city was
IN oor possession General Sherman's Of
6cial report shows that the fighting which has
been going on near Atlanta for several days
is of the most desperate character, and that
the inal result is yet in doubt We may be-
victorious, aud Atlanta may nov be ours Bu.
It is evident, from the tenor Of the oilcinl act
counts, that the probabilities do not warrant
the hope that such will be the result
The fact is unpleasant as it's to write it,
that In every assault that our troops have
made Hpon the Confederate positions, we
have been repused The success which, mp
10 this time, has attended the olIorts Of the
Conlederates in repelhng che assaults of our
troops is attsibuted TO three cauaes First,
the extent and great strength Of The Cenfed.
crate works defending Atlanta, aud the TACT
that our troops arc more or lees exposed IN
rushing TO the attack Second. the line OF
conduct adopted by General Hood, the success
sor Of Johnston, and his determination, ex
pressed in general ordas 10 the troops, to
defend Atlanta aud defeat The Union army
and, third the fact, or what is supposed to he
the fact, tina, General Hood hos been reeu
forced since be took the command by troops
ia considerable numbers both from Virginia
and from Kirby Smiths army west OF the
Mississippi
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Notice to Iron Fence Makers.

ACpIr0R's OFTIc MONTGOMERY County,
DAfros, Omo Juy 26th, 1864
ClENLED pr0nos9l5 wi Or received at thu office
- until 70 O'clock, noon, on MoHdIu ue sN u Az.
gust Tor enclosing tho shade trpes surrounding the
vout. HCu4 MIN teen 10 number in substaut al iron
cases or boxes. Zach h,d 90 he accom- panied with
description Of the box proposed 10 be constructed.
by Orooroi the County Commtssionera
THOMAS o LOWE,
Iy2I 2tiNw County Auditor
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PrnnoslIIons Don pence.

The Chicago Times says By our telegraph
ic dispatches this morning the reader will
learn that the rumors ofthe past two or three
days of the presence at niagara Fails OF dis
tnguisbed agents OF the Confederate Govern
meut empowered to open negotiations with
Washington peace, 6re not without foundation
in fact such agents are actually at our dours
They have actually aSed f safe conduct to
Washington in order that thay may obtain
oommuuicGton with their own Government
and under its instructions And how have
they been met ? Why, they have been met BY
the declaration by the President that il they
came authorized to accept abolition as one OF
the conditions OF the return Of the seeded
States TO the Union, they shall have safe con.
duct 10 Washington This is the missiye
with which they are met at the thrashhoid
Tins, they are told, is the only road to any
negotiations whatever for peace They viii
not be permitted 10 come 10 Washington un
less they bring with them the negro, freed, en-
lranchsed, elevated to brotherhood Not O
word from them will be lis,eaed to, save up.
on their prior assurance that their frst words
viii be that their States will accept as vahc
the Lincoln decree OF emancipation
L. is only the negro that stands in the way
OF peace 1t is for the negro that the war i,
to be continued Indefinitely For the aegrt
hundreds of thousands more OF white men'l
lives must be sacrificed hundreds of million.
more OF white mems treasure spent, and tn,
existence this white mans Government de
stroyed SO saya Abraham Lincoln
What any the DpOnlp
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The Rise in the Price OrDrinks,


L-ger bier, as we'll as all the other luxures
aud ueccesraries of life, has gone up aud
Monday about all the principal sa oous in this
city and Brooklyn raised The price to ten
cents per glass. Liquors and tobaccn arc now
quite costly luXures Cobhlers and iueps
cost from twenty to twenty FIVE cents each,
aud good cigars IRON ten TO forty cents
piece. The enormous tax on the material for
these, together with the paper currency, is
what has done 1t Liquor dealers claim that
they do not realize as much profit nov in SELL
inR n claret punch, or sherry cobber, or On.
tawba oobbler, or mint julep at twenty cents,
as they used to four years ago when the re-
tail price was eight There are places in this
city where the "best brandy" retals at dol
LAT per glass aud twenty-five cents is very
common price Perhaps there will be lbtle
that is valuable lost to the community If the
prices Of these articles 90 beyond the meuns
OF the majority TO indulge in them. "Shoddy'
is now importing it's own wines from France.
Lager became q popular drink shortly after
the financial crash Of 81 on account Of its
comparative cheapnrss. 1t may be wondered
what will replace it now. Perhaps something
worse or something better, but probably no,h-
ing so harmless can be made so chear.
'Spreeing' is q much more costly style Of
amusement now than It ever was before, and
the largest fortunes can easily be exhaust,
by course OF dissipation such rs is not unsu
al among persons who have recently become
possessed Of means Absinthe wns introduced
here from France some two years ago, but new
er became popular Its sale was interdicted
in Paris, aud twas evident that it was TOO
deleterious and at the same time TOO unpleas-
ant even for American dissipation
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 81
There il an ominous stiffness to day in the
city, though q deep current OF activity is eve
rywhere visible. 1t is dlfiicut to learn any.
thing about what is doing or what is going to
be done. Up to the present writing the raid
ers are still on the south side OF the Potomac
and our forces held all the iords. am relia
bly, informed the authorities here understand
this to be the same force that made the pre-.
vious raid, with the addition Of lmboden's
cavalry and iva new divisions from Rich
moud
This would swell their number to some
thing like 10000 If thus conclusion be cor
rect, | suspect the enemy will not be content
merely to hold and harvest the Shenandoah
Valley, but will push further north after they
have cleaned that district. Il is not safe,
bowever, TO make any pr dctions yet, either
as to the number or intention Of the rebels -
The tendency always is in such times to over
estimate.
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]. g!.N!!1'!ZI..2!'Z'Z2ZZll } ]. J z
SIrickland's 1nN- Cholera Minfure.
AND
r l. IT X

I ~ eompo'iuon Of asringents, nbsorhent- atitnu
ia9ts and rtTminatYcf, which 'yoty ThyticiHn &c.
NhoWlt"gps lS ne only lrgpRratirh that atll eject
permanent cure Of DlmTtep snd Dyseter, This Anti
tholern Mixture W nov In IN some ~ IN army
uo7Pius Wheie 70 gives ho greatest satisfaction il
he- aNed The lNes Of thousands Of our SOLDIERS and
g1ens, snd we viii guarantee II 90 be the be st rtino
dy Ia the "orlu foI DiaIrheaand Dy 4entery
Mr. woods Of COyingtou M. VII be most hapt,,
20 sausy any one as to the virtue ofScklGnda And.
Oholeia MiAlufci 10 ia't wa have great number OF
testimonials nom patients who have teen cur, after
benE proDouncedin IN nra le by their ply sicans sone
after taking only one tote OF SricRands Anti Choi
era MiHtu e.. II YOU suter N,h Di.rfhea and yson-
terytty one bottle md
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Notice TO Bridge builders.
AUDITORS OFFICE, MoNraonrRY Co., ONO,
lANImn. -lulN & 1874 [

AUDITORS OFFICE, MoSraourRY Co.. Outol
DAYTON, July s, 1864.
GEALEp proposals iot the Construction Of a wooden
- bridge over the Great Miami at Dayton below the
hatl Roed Bridge VIII b receiy nj this Office until
u o'clock, noon, on Monday The lat Of August next
Proposals Will also be received AZ this ONCE unul
the time owe mentioned, for The construction Of a
W re- Suspension Bridge over the river at the same
place.
flopoeals for Masonry and superstructure to be
n 7ds eparately and IN strict accordance with the
LAOS AVID specifications on hle in this Office The
Commissioners will OF course exerci their right 10
reject all bids IL they see proper 10 do 40
THOMAS q. LOWE,
iuly9w3w Auditor NJ. c., o.
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MrOiral

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma, ard
4 determination II is only necessary for nny one
troubled With these complaints to Try one hottie Of
Styick dnds MelHfnots Cough Baisam
20 convince them hatif The boat preparation ever
uEcd 10 not only cures tho above affections " the
Throaf and Lungs bus 10 cutos Night events and
splitting Of n nd and iaan excellent earee i0f any
kind Of sore Throat 10 iR pleasant 90 take, and
aaie medicine or infsnts Price 90 Cents per bottle.
For sale bY drugnfts generally. mia
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S25 Reward.

Z OS1' on the 10th day Of Iune lse4 between viii
- sons rongate and uayton, Pun Monte q. ntain.
ing one note ou David Virgins for Ss5 one iota on
NJ Mayers ion $50, two checks for Flour, 100 lbs
each, on David Myers MN, lttwecn 500 and sl20
IN money, ou- $50 G in the lot The finder Will re-
eeiye twenty dollars by returning the Pott Nome and
content5 70 Michael ueiluir Brant Miami county
OHIO, who ost fl, or % oBrien Bro 3Ol second
street, Day on wis lwd
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A FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.
Abner stephens, No 2o44,
W.. Superior Court.

". superior Court.
DUE-UANT to q decree Of the Superior Court of
Montgomery county, Ohio, entered IN the abo,
cause, 81 its June Term, A. u 1864, | will, on
INesidy August lOh, 1864,
pt tHe door OF the cur House, the city Of nayton
III said county between the hours OF two and four
orlo X NJ Of aid day, sell AZ iubc outrry 10 The
hgheat bidder, the ioiloNiug described premises;
art Of the north half Of section number eighteen
U6), township number three (8) md range MN ber
i've Toy, between The Miami rivers m Montgomery
county, Ohio htgnuing vi The half section cu uer on
the west line OF said section thence north 10 20 east
eighty'two (s2l poles 10 Nrohtr; theIca south $50
en TWO hundred and hty-two and thirty.six hun.
dr, dths (2lI 100 poles 10 couer; thence south
10Y east eighty two and forty eighth hundre tn. (s2
Is lO) pol to corner thence north 81 90 west
two hundred and hay.our and forty hundre hhs (2bI
4OlOo) poles 10 the place Of hegiunlnq, contpn no
one hnndrod an twenty and seventy one hun
dredths (l297l-lO0) acres.
said Farm n about two miles east OF Centreyiue
hNs upon Il Dwelling, two log cabins frame tenant
honse, large orchard and about fifteen acres OF
Finder
Appraised at 500 90 an acre. May sell for ss7 "a
an acre. GEO. W MALAMBRE,
Master Commissioner.
z. , InaEsuER \ N. Il. JoRpAs, Attlys
July II, 1864 davis.
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A Mother Puts out the Eyes OF
her Son 10 Keep him from the



A deed TO make humanity shudder was en-.
acted recently in the nughborhood of Terre
Haute. Mrs. John Eastwick, the wife of a
respectable farmer, was the mother Of seven
children, all boys In the early part Of the
war two of these enlisted and served with
Buell. ia Kentucky, One Of them, the eldest,
Ezra died OF exposure in camp aud his brol h.
o. Thomas soon af erward suffered am pu tation
of the right leg from injuries received in a
cavalry skirmsh These casualties operated
upon MIS- Eastwiek's mind to such "a degree
that she lost all iortidude and presence Of
mind, and sat during whole days weeping and
fall oiiorebodings. Among her premonilions
wns a curious one that her thir sou, Stark,
would die in battle AS the war advanced and
consoription began, Mrs Eastwick's fears
grow intense
Finally the FIRST draft came the State had
filled its quota in almost every district and
Stark promised his mother that, under no cit
cumstances, would he 60 the field But sec
ond draft being projected the mothers excite
ment augmented She endeayored 10 per-
sundp her son to leave the country and make
n voyage 10 sea. lie endeayored to paaity
her, and lett home tir a time On bis rctGrn,
huding her in'the snme melancholy frame OF
mind. be threatened, 10 jest it she a,nds furth-
ter reference TO the matter, 10 enlist youniari-
ly. Mrs EtstHIck, doubtless aboring under
some halucinbtlon, seems now 10 have resOlv.
ed u pom the sad act Of muilatinE her son so
that he would NOT be aceepted tor military
service She held burning coal close 10 his
right eye while he slept upon louuge, and
the optic nerve was destroyed without more
than momenlary pBin TO young Mr. Eaawiek
He is now entiroly blind I. "a needless to
say thet this unfortunate issue from her fears
has NOT contributed to Mrs Easlwiclo peuce
Of mind She Is still deranyed at intervals,
and sane all moments are marked by mel
anchby regret
TOMATOES GOOD tomatoes sold in market
60 uNt
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NOTICED NOTICHlI

- - = - - - AN - L i ~ r.
HEADouARrrRs TRFAsURtR's OFFICE CouRr HousE
DtTroH MoNIGonERr CoUHrY, ONO. :
Order No. 2,
4 LII white male citizens being ls years of age and
under % that are not members OF soma NOlun
teer Orgt gtnlz tlon and subject perorm mlity SER
vi eare hereby notified that the Books are now
ready IN this Office TO receive from esch one thus
llanlei four dollars az milit a commut ton. All
those VINO all TO Tile certificates OF exemption with
the Aedlor OF TIE County, or psy into the County
Treasury four dollars bef he the l5lh Of August
Nt Will he subject TO The collection Of said sum
WIN thirty per cent penalty and cost ot collections
all rr"perty lab without any exemption.
FuErHfR NurIcE.--,l u pcr-on- owing anv taxes Of
1868, due kh Iuue hast, by paving on or before the
10 this July do without penalty all that A. not
paid by that time the penalty must and viii bn added
JONATHAN KEhNEY,
Treasurer Montgomery Couniy,O o.
Treasures Oihie d y ton, Jpy 6t4 lsGl
luyB
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Nlore Ynr Upon woman.
LFroin tao a. Y Commercial A iyeFtl-er

Ltfoll tAt ~ i NpNAAAeANlhi n iNegNNet.I
A newspaper correspondent publishes a
story which we trust, ior the sake OF the Off,
Ger implicated as'well az our national good
name, may proveto be un uunded IL is to
the effect that General Sherman, ending at
Roswell ia Georgia iour hundred factory
girls, employed ia n large cotton factory 1T
that point, ordered the whole OF tive unlortu.
nate crsatures "to be sent north OF the Ohio "
.6enerl sherman has shown on Two or three
occasions that -b.ity as "a military commander
Is comp,ubie with something not far removed
from imb-cihIy in respect 10 ciyil matters. He
writes stapendously foolish general orders on
things political, and is evidently incaple of ad-
ministering d village 90 practical principles.
But ii Is hardly conceivable that an officer,
wearing United States commission of Major
General, should have so far forgotten the CON.
monest dictates OF decency and humanity
christianity apert), as 20 drive four hundred
penniless girls hundrsds Of miles away from
their home, aud friends, 10 seek their liyeIi.
hood amid "A straHga and hostile people We
repeat our most earnest hope that further in
formation may redeem the name of General
sherman and our own from the irigh,lul dis
grace which this story, as II now comes 10 us,
must else inhict upon one and the other
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28

A French paper says that by an accident
charcoal has been discovered to be a sure
care for burns BY laying piece Of cold
charcoal upon burn the pain snbsides i'm
mediately The remedy is cheap and simple,
aud deserves atrial
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-28

Joseph w Phillips, business man at Gold
Hill Nevada, got deeply in debt and tried
10 run away to the States When overtaken
and about to be arrested at Austin, he put a
pistolto his head ard bespaltered bis fellow.
passengers with his brains,
The Mpmons insist upon It that Uncle
Sans troops have failed TO find paying gold
and silver mines IN Utah, and tbs Deseret
News discourages the Saints from pros
peeing Tor precious metals Golden har-
vests are more desirable as we'll as more prof
liable. rf.r
dredth year Of its existence on the 22nd ult
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THE Davenport Democrat says There
is said TO be a dangerous counterfeit in circu-
laton in some portions Of the State, on the
Dubuque Branch Of the State Bank oil Iowa.
'fhe oounterieits are 2O's raised from 2's "
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oNuY GENUINE HAIR EEsToREn.
Read the following;

(Iesamonia gt Ms. Sdr0h Gould)
Pnor Demons. Two years ago my 'sesSS retnm.
diseased my har colnmencd TO iall out very fast
Tae dlsea,r spread until MY scalp was one complete
sore. u became cry painful, MY Test 1t nIpIt was
broken tho burning hbditchnp sensation Was m sill.
POTABLE ! would apply remedy after remedy, ltt
ciSns Of this city was Informed 10y them that The
disease nh which my sc lp WAS as ccd Was { san
Rh UNI and thnt th,y could NOT henclt ne InEd
your RdvptieoMent and stncluded 70 cousult you.
and restore my hsir, Nmct had become very thin.
with that aA rsnee placed nl sell m your hands,
and the results ere, Gyo luRurient head Of hair
my scalp + perte y wei, and my hair has ceased
fail out. Respect uy yoHs,
Mas. sAUsn GcuIp, No. ~ South Pearl street
Hair RestoIer and lhcr name - Legion, that iii
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That would ehectnNly and permanently restore the
heir OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING orr.
The large and iapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
h the sronge.t evidence Of tho manifold benefits Ia
eouivuing upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY
The confidence Of The public has been obtained, snd
iheJ oil duo In aitestng 10 ne M, mt snd vast auper
oyER All. PREPARATIONS
Ever ermtrhduccd do not reoommtnd NY pre,.aia
tt5tLS Ia sfr,e siialify onT t,taiy ~
consistent with the laws Of Nature 10 those Whoare
skepuea or ineredulons' Will make bona hde ofcr
Iwnl forfeit sI,0OO
zone thousand nonnrs) f iail to cure tho wors,
eases q partial baldnesS' under hl'oen yesrs stand
THE ONLY GEN IEE HAIR RRsroRER.
This wenderml remedy is sod by druggists gener.
iF'YoUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT SEND
FOR IT.
NB.-CHes guaranteed In every case whore the al
Toctions for 40 are implicitly obeyed
80 Price, VI per bottle, or six totles fors6.
PROF. II, A, DE MUM,
sole Proprietor, No. 90 urpnge street.
ielSdly Albany, New York
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EVERYBODY Is being cured OF this distressing
II disease by the use oi
Dr. Strickidnds Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used a.;
Mr.. Charles w. and am, of Louisville, and RfT J
HRzarde, Clnc,ntaur q both were cured ~ Ter usnR
one pot Of Dr. stricklanos Pile Remedy. They shy
they have tried ything but uld obtain no relc
but ono Pot o stricRland's Pile Remedy tnecttd o
perfect cure after suffering for many y, ars with The
wo 90 kind OF Piles. They recommend eyory one
who is suffering 70 tiyit
Ask for
DR. Sfricklands PIE Remedy.
Sold by sl druggists, 50 cts pot Msunfactureds Al
No. East Fourth II, Cincinnati, o. m14