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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04
ONE 4 THOUSAND.
A Rare rxampis of Conscience

n Asafe EXaiupI0 OF COnBclehco.
Week before last the loss of Mr.. John
W. Lowell by the fire in his collar factory
vas appraised at 50, 9OG.O4 for which he
was to receive s1,7Os. IA insurance in the
Fire Association OF Philadelphia and ST.
1890 in the Orient company of Hartford
Connecticut. the association paid its
portion on January Both and the Orient on
February Sd, through 3. F. Shenk Of the
companies. Yesterday Mr.. Lowell give to
Mr. Shenk 4 check in favor Of the Fire
Association for s27750 and another in
favor Of the Orient for S1S5, making in
all S4G2.50. He returned this money
to the companies, rs he believed
that his loss had been too highly apprais-
ed, and it is not as great rs the appraisers
had made it. For his uprightness and
prompt refunding Of the OverpluS, the
companies hold him as rare example OF
a conscientious man.
Other Insurance Matters.
The Reading insurance company, of
Which Mr.. Shcnk is the agent, has paid to
John Hiemenz s47G.19 for loss on his stock
OF shoes by the fire in the Inquirer build
ing.
The damages to Mcssrs. Hirsh by the
same fire were adjusted at $500. Mr.. Ii. 5.
Cara agent of the London, Liverpool and
Globe, and the Queen companies, in each
of which there was an equal insurance,
has paid their amounts. There were also
assurances in the Western of Toronto ::and
the Continental of New York. for $16j
each. These were not paid yet by Mr..
Shenk, rs the Messrs. Hrsh prefer to wait
60 days rather than suffer the discount.
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nRPHANS' COURT SALE.-WILL BE
- sold by order OF the Orphans Court OF
Lancaster county, Oh SATURDAY, JANU-
AIRY g. 1882, ut the Plow Tavern In tho city OF
Lancaster, the following valuable city proper
ty, viz:
A lot or piece OF ground, situated on the
southeast side OF Manor street, i'll said city,
containing in front on Manor street. 30 feet
8 inches and extending in depth ll6 feet .
inches, with q TwO-StOry FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE and Onc-stOry Frame Kitchen
attached adjoining property of - kautz,
William Walker and estate of Jacob RhO;uls
deceased
Any person desiring to see the property be-
tore sale can do so by calling on the premises.
Sale to commence Mt o'clock D. m of said
day when attendance will be given and terms
made known by JOHN SCHAFFNER
Executor OF Catharine Schatfncr. decd.
Il-W&Stsd
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High & Martin,
Is EAST KING STREET.
SOLITlCAL.
DEMUUKATIC PRIMARIES.

The Democratic voters OF Lancaster city
will meet at their usual voting places
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4,
FROM 6 TO p. NJ. Except in the Eighth ward.
where the elections will be held PROM TO r.
NJ, to settle the candidates for the several
Offices to be filled 1T the coming municipal
elections, including Mayor, School Directors,
and City Committeeman Members Of Select
Council from the First, Second, Third
Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards Common
Councilmen and Ward Onicers; Aldermen In
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
The voting places will be as follows:
First Wartl-Shober's hotel.
Second Ward-TheO. WenCitz's saloon.
Third Ward-Effinger's.
Fourth Wart-Rothweiler's..
Fifth Ward-Philip WalpI Green Tree hotel.
Sixth Ward-Joseph Kautzs saloon.
Seventh Ward-Kuhlman's.
Eighth Warl-AIbert kOhlhaass.
Ninth Ward-Arnold Haas.
O. Immediately after the polls close the
return Judges will meet at the INTELLIGRScKR
office 10 rerort and compute the result on
Mayor and School Directors and report the
ward tickets nominated to the campaign com
mit'ec.
EI Onbl-k Or TiiE CUMMIIlEE
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Admitted to Yale.

Mr.. c. Z. Montgomery, young gradu-
ate OF Mil!ersville state normal school,
was admitted to Yale few days ago
under rather remarkable circumstances.
When hc reached Yale he found the class he
wished to enter twelve weeks under way,
which part of the course he was obliged
to make up, together with the prepara-
ton for regular examination for admis
sion. This labor was all accomplished in
three wecks--an incredibly short time and
4 feat rarely performed. Mr.. Montgomery
passed highly creditable examination,
proving himself an apt pupil and showing
a great capacity for work. He is the son
of Prof. j.. V. Montgomery and nephew
to DIR. J. p. Wickersham, ex-stato super
intendent of public instruction, whom he
greatly resembles both in personal appear
ance and in energy. While at Millersville
the oung man won for himself much
reputation as an orator, and he has a bril-
liant future in prospect.
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Reward Of Merit,

julius Feige, formerly of Manor town.
ship, but now of Little Britain, delivered
to Teller Bros. his crop of nearly 5000
pounds of tobacco For fifteen years
past, Mr.. Feige has sold to the same firm,
and SD we'll pleased have they been with
their purchases from him, that when he
delivered his last crop, they made no ex-
animation of it, took it at his own weight,
paid tine full price agreed upon, and then
made Mr.. Feige a present of $40. This
shows the advantage of having good
name for fair dealing. Only those who Go
not put up their crops according to con-
tract are likely to suffer from "docking".
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THE OPERA.
F"rd's Company Ia " Eiiloc Taylor

F"rds Company Ia " Eiiloo Taylor"
The performance of MIR. Chas. f. Ford S
} English comic opera company at Fulton
opera konse last night was such marked
improvement on their recent attempted
representation Of Patience that it is
with special degree of qualification we
record their entirely successful production
of the sparkling nautical work " Billee
Taylor Siuce their preceding appear
ance the chorus has been somewhat
augmented, greatly 10 the advantage of
the music itself, to say nothing of the
relief gained by the Overworked singers
and the corresponding pleasure Of the lis
tcners. The merits CT the ensemble were
made especially apparent in the rattling
Love" chorus Of the second act, one Of
the best numbers Of the opera, which was
sung with vim that brought down the
house and received deserved encore
The opera in its entirety was given with a
dash and Il go and a lively apprehension of
its motive in the part of the singers that
left liltle to be desired. The humOr of
the libretto is very light but abounds in
features Of conf: interest that the people
in the company used for all they were
worth, and they entered into the fun of
the thin. with 4 spirit that was quick to
communicate its contagion to the audience.
Miss Lucctte was as thoroughly captivating
as ever in the role of NeJe FairlciM
which she interpreted with 4 naive grace
that admirably fitted the part. Though in
this opera it does not show off as we'll
rs in some others in which it has
been heard. her pleasing soprano voice is
4 treasure in ita way, and its deficiencies
in the lower register are compensated in
those above the staff, which in every re-
spect are admirable. 1t is no disparage
ment to the "star,' however, to say that
Miss Stembler came in for an equal share
of the hOnols of the evening, singing
and acting her part Of -4rabelIo Ennc
in very clever styls. Miss fillie Mctlenrys
Eliza was literally Immense.
MIR. Dcnham was very funny as
the Eosua and his song, "All on Ac
count of Eliza,' the hit of the evening.
Mr.. Jones' Self made Man. was another
popular number. Mr.. Fitzgerald as Cup
tainFyapper had a part where there was not
much use for his voice, which made it all
the better for him, but he acted the role
in capital style and brought out its humor
with skill and judgment. Mr.. Lang's
sweet tenor was heard to advantage in the
title role, and the entire performance was
one of even and uniform merit. The favor
of the audience was of the most pro.
nounced character and they encored nearly
all the good things in the opera. Our
home orchestra supplemented the work of
Musical Conductor Furst by treating the
score in competent manner.
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THE MOOSE,
An Arizona Murderer Hanged.

San FRASC1sco, Feb. "A Prescott,
Arizona, dispatch says: John W. Berry
was hanged here yesterday for the murder
of Michael Shore, near Tip Tex, Yova-
pal county, in April 1881. He tried to
commit suicide in his cell about three
weeks ago.
Protesting Innocence ON tho Gallows.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, Feb, "A Wells
Point special says, D. G. White, was exc,
cuted here yesterday, for the murder of :,
,eddler, named Cangur The prisoner
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N1RkETN.
fnii;sIielphla Market

fHILADIIPH!A. Feb. - Flour - Market
steady and quiet.
Rye flour at - .5elsO.
wheat-sgot steady but futures weak No. :
Western Red, 81 4Ok Del. and Pa. do, u AO0
1. do Amber, 81 42lll4 -
Corn quiet local lots unchanged.
Oats steadier No. White. 5O1sc; No. 2 do
l9Hc; No. do iShc: No. mixed, i7kc.
Rye nominal.
Provisions In fair iobbing demand.
Butter scarce AMI in good demand; prices
unchanged.
Eggs scarce and irm Penna., 3003lc; West.
crn. 2ScEl29c.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull Refined, &c.
Whisky dull ut 81 81
Seeds-SoOd To prime clover firm Mt $40
81. do dO FlaNseed nominal at IL S5tll 81.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04

UOClbLtC SAIIEOE n VAIL AELF. DWELL
L ING HOUSE.-On SATURDAY. FEB. ii
1882, at the Fountain Inn. South Queen street
Lancaster city, will be sold at Public Sale, Il
good and substantial three-story brick
DWELLING HOUSE. with front yard en-
clssed by substantial iron fence, with a two
story brick back building, containing hail, 10
rooms and bath room. hydrant in the yard,
hot and cold water IN kitchen and on second
floor, with range, slate mantels, with heater
heating parlOr and rooms ON second floor
Gas and gas fixtures throughout the house.
Has been newly .papered and has perpetua,
fire insurance. There are number OF choice
grapevines and other fruit on the lot
This property Is situated ON the northwest
corner of North Duke and Lemon streets
Lancaster, Pa, one of the most desirable ioca
tiOns for home IN the city.
Sale to commence at o'clock. p. IN.
Persons wishing to view the properly or a..
certain the conditions OF sale will please call
upon \. X. SPCRKlEH. Alderman.
j2l-S&NRtsd No. p SOuth Queen street.
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Suhlilnelv Sllnprh-

A pair OF beautiful SUM- flowers on Easels
will be mailed free to any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp to DR.. e. W. Ben
son, LOG No. Eutaw St, Baltimore, Md. Chas.
n. Crittcnton, ll5 Fulton ST., New York City,
sole agent for DR.. G.. W. Benson $ remedies, to
whom all orders should bc addressed.
i3C.:wdSw
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Another Snow storm,

All day long the feathery flakes OF
whitcncss have been falling fast, adding
several inches more to the sheet of snow
beneath which tho earth has lain for sew.
eral days past. The ground hog is nobly
holding his own against the meteorOlOgi
cal theories of all opponents
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04
Not I" Their Ship.'

Messrs B. F. Breneman w. J. Fordney
were not on board the Scythia, arrived in
New York, as reported by contemporary.
They expected to leave Liverpool about
Feb, 1.
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Fell Down.

Mr.. Albert Anderson. York Street, Butfa 70
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee
few applications of DR.. Thomas Eclectrit
Oil entirely cured him. For sale at IL. B. COch
ran 3 drug store, l37 North Queen street, Ian
caster.
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SO;lD Eund Combination.

The contributions received by the mayo,
for the soup fund during the past week
were very small, and they certainly are
arc not sufficient to sustain this worthy
charity. They arc rs follows N. Ell
maker, S.. Cash (Ephrato), s4, and NJ,
FrantZ, potatoes.
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Live StOcx nhnrnols.

EAST LIBERTy-Cat Receipts tor the week
ending yesterday, 462l head OF through amt
2,6l7 head OF local against q, ,527 head OF through
and 2. 2.Gl7 head of local for the week before
selling active common to prime ft - !O06 50.
lIOgs-lieceipt5 tor the week, 1855 head,
against lG 30 head for the week before Phil0
delphias, 81 4Oa7 50 ; Workers, {G GOG6 %.
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~2W tork 10 ara ~.

NEW iORK. February 4.-Flour-State and
Western dull and slightly In buyers favor
Southern dull ami unchanged.
Wheat opened sale lower and afterwards
became strong and recovered portion OF de-
cline No. {. Red, Feb, 81 4yI9l 43ss do Mar.
81 i6lll i6h do April 81 41z0ll AS1s dO May,
81 i1@l AZ 10 June, 81 E1+.
Corn dull AMI shade lower: mixed v WSstern
spot. 61910c; do futures, 69I7aassAc.
Oats shade stronger No. Feb. 473xc |;
state, lSG53c Western, i7052c.
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NEW ADYEH2ISEMkNIS.

WIANTED-SlX CIGARMAKE ERS, MALE
w or Female. Nothing less than q per
thousand for scraps. Apply to
ltds 2ii North Mulberry street.
4 iWHRESDONDENCE.
~ MAYORS OFFICE
LANCASTER, Feb. . 1882 !
.Wr. Il. ". Woud,1urd:
DEAR SIR-lnasmuch IA the concert given by
your charming vOcalistS last February for tho
benefit of the soup fund gave such universal
satisfaction. and yielded stlcn d handsome
profit to the worthy charity Tor which IL was
intended, l would hereby solicit your kind
offices once more in behalf of the inGligent poor
OF this city, to give another concert ut such
early date you can conveniently name, and
1 hope that the citizens of Lancaster may
spOnd with an OverfiOwinS house for this
worthy object. Respectfully,
JSO. 4. MACGONiGLE.
LANCASTER, Feb. B. 1882
Hon. JO.h I. Wac G0nigie, Mayor 0f Lancds-
ter:
DEAR SIR-YOur kind favor OF the 2l instant
received. IL Is Il matter of no small satisfuc-
ton to me to receive such cOmmenlatOry
words from your honor L am glad to be able
t. say, on behalf of the COntinentals, that II
affords us great pleasure to uccede to your
wishes. and trust tina: our united forts may
result in still more benefit to the suffering
poor OF the city than on the former occasion.
1 will, will! your permission, name the even
ing OF Feb. "a St. Valentines Day for the
A. w. WOODWARD.
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We Aim to lla Useful.

The Friendship fire company at their
meeting last night resolved to adhere to
their motto "We aim to be useful" and
to remain In service subject to the call of
the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04

The heavy snow storm to day inteIferes
materially with the prompiness of the
railroad trains
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
DUE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE

The much talked Of fancy dress party
came off in the armory last night. As fa1
as the - fancy dress " and numbers were
concerned it was a complete failure. But
taking it from social point there never
was party held in the armOry to equal it.
There were no guests from Marietta
or York, but those who were pres
cnt had such an enjoyable time
that they will long remember it. The
committee certainly deserve great deal
Of credit for their efforts to make the
party success, and that they succeeded
does not admit of doubt. The services
Of Prof. John Warren were called into
lequisition, AID that gentleman fairly
surpassed himself in the way of serving
out excellent sandwiches and coffee.
Among the most beautiful costumes
were those of Misses Maggie Wilson as
"Bettina, Name Hershey rs "Summer,"
Ida IIanaucr as "Female Italian Brig
and, Maggie Purple as "Queen of the
Hunt, Emily Baker Fancy" Mrs. DR..
French Waiting Maid," Ella Wilson as
Horse Shoe GirI,' Name Pfahler as
"Tambourinc Gnl," Lille Wilson
as "Child 0: the State" Miss Annie
Sherwood as Folly Annie Fen
drich, Annie Purple, Edith Denny,
Eadie Patton aid Miss Schuyler, in even
ing dresses, Miss Eva Fondersmith as
Night and Miss Leah Paine "Fancy."
The gentlemen who went into costumes
were w. ii. Fendrich as an " Odd Eel
low" Horace Boyd as Fritz y" l.. X.
FonDersmth Il, Prince" w. Hayes
Gricrasa &c i. r., Luther onDersmth
as----; Messls. John Wilson, C. Fibert,
Frank Paine, G.. G. Kaufman, Alfred
Brnncr, John f. IIeinitsl, L. A. Hagman,
Charles H. Barr, w. III. Moore and severa!
other gentlemen who went in full evening
dress suits. There were also number of
invited lookers-on, prominent among whom
Sir. aud Mrs. John Fendrich, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. John Ben
her, Mrs. David Hanauer, Mrs. James
Perr,ttct. Mrs. ID. Mcbride, Misses Sallic
Patton. Emily IIof1er, Guss:e Hook, Sallie
Gosslcr, MaZic Fendrich and number of
others. The guests from abroad were
Miss Alice Malone, Lancaster; Miss Cora
Plunke!t, Wilmington, Del, Mrs. Eva and
Shuylc,, Ottawa, ILL.,; Mr.. John f. Helm
itsh, Lancaster, and others.
thorough Briefs.
The, is some talk about having another
plriy within the next two weeks, and if it
tihcti.y understood, and the fancy dress
ought to be general.
The members of the Nigilant fire com
pany Will, Oh the 21st inst, give a com
plimcntary. ball for the benefit of Mr.
Samuel l:lackson, one of their members
who lost :, foot on the railroad some time
ago. The tickets are - cents, and as it is
for charitable purpose our citizens should
freely purchase tickets.
In the opera house, on the 22i, tue
ladies Of the Presbyterian 5. 5. will give
IN entertainment, which promises to be
fine affair."
The box sheet for "Mulioon's Picnic, FOR
the benefit of the Citizens band, is filling
up rapidly and those wishing good seats |
will do we'll by securing them at once.
Mr.. LemucI f. Delet, after one days |
sickness, has died at his home on Locust !
street of heart disease.
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Horses Tor New HOi

Horses lOr New AOrA.
Fiss Il DoeIr shipped 20 head of very
heavy horses to New York to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

PHYSICIANS prescribe COlicn's Liebigs
Liquid Beef and Tonic InvigorutOr for the
weak. worn an.l dyspeptic. Take no other.
fel-lwdeOl&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04

D0NT trific with throat and lung affections.
Take IIale's Honey of IIorchound and Tar
Pikc's TOOthache Drops cure In one minute.
fel.lwdcod&w
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SIOcK MRROg.

New York. Philadelphia ami Local stocks
also United States H0,I,ls reported daily by
JACcB Is. Lone. ". T.. Cor. CcnIr., Square.
Nav YGRE
stocks dull
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-04
Catarrh OF the bladder

Catarrh OF the bladder.
Singing, smarting, irritation of the urinary
passages, diseased discharges, cured by Buchu.
paiba. Druggists. Depot. JOhn +. Long y
Sons.
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The execution was witnessed by hundreds
Of people.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 4.-For the
Middle Atlantic states warmer, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow, northeast back
ing to northwest winds, and lower pres
sure.
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SILVER CREEK, y. l., Feb. d, Is.

SILVER CREEK, Y. FCD. 0, ISSU.
GENTS-1 have been very low and have tried
everything, to no advantage. 1 heard your
Hop Bitters recommended by so many con-
cluded to give them trial. did, and now am
arOun,i, and constantly improving, and am
nearly "a strong as ever.
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W. ii. WELLER.

Go to II. Is. Iocpran's Drug STORE lS7 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Freeman'S NeW Na-
tiOnui Dyes. For brightness and durability of
color, ARE uncp ualei. Color from to pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price. Is
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NEW ADTERTLSEMENTS.

y LER'S Philadelphia Beer this (SATCRDAY)
evening, at the rear bar of the Leopard Hotel
ltd&
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-03-18

Piles are frequently preceded by
a sense OF weight in the back loins
and lower part of the abdomen.
causing the patient 10 suppose he
has some affection Of The kidneys
or neighb0ring organs. AT times
symptoms of indigestion are pres
ent as f1atu Iency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing very
disagreeabe itching, particularly
at night after getting warm in bed,
is very common attendant. In
ternal, External and Itching Piles
yield at once on the application of
DR.. BosankO's Pile Remedy, which
acts directly upon the parts effect
ed, absorbing the tumOrs, allaying
the intense itching. and effecting a
permanent cure where all other
remedies have failed. Do not delay
until the drain on the system pro-
duces permanent disability, but
try it and be cured. Price, so cts.
Ask your druggist for it, and when
you cannot obtain it of him, we
will send it. prepaid, on receipt of
price. Address The DR.. BoSanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio Sold
by G. w. BOWMAN, Druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va. ljun25-1y
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How American Girls nIss

The Maine girl, tall and rudy
kisses as though she were taking al
impression in the chewing gum OF
her native State. The Massachus-
etts girl kisses in the Greek style
Favored with brown bread. The
New York girl goes at it ds if She
were dabhling in IA Wall street spec
ulation. The kiss of the New Jer-
sey girl is fiery as a taste OF apple
jack, better known as Jersey light
ming. Little Delaware's girls are as
soft as the peaches which grow
there. A Maryland kiss is rich and
juicy as terrapin stew. In the Old
Dominion you are met with a gpnu
inc hospitality; the girls kiss as
though they wanted you to stay
The Ohio girl is described as pos
sessing the comprehensive qualities
of the Ohio man--she wants all she
can get and gets all she can. The
Louisiana kiss is said to be like eat
ing sugar cane, while North Carroll.
ma girls stick like tar.
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Piles Piles !! Plies
A Sure Cure Found at Last
No One Need Suffer!

A SURE CURE Tor Blind, Bleeding.
n aud liberated Piles has been discov-
err d by Dr.. William ian Indian RENT dy }
called Dr. William Indian Oh tment A
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cases of % or 80 yaars standing. No one
need suffer FIVE minutes after app yin this
wonderful soothing med cine, Lo ions,
instruments and eIectuaries 40 more harm
than good Williams ointment absorb
the tuuors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, acts as q poultice, gives instant
aud painless relief and is prepared only
tor Piles, itching OF the private parts aud
for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. !. NJ Coffinberry,
of Cleveland says about DR. William 8
indian Pile Ointment: al have used
scor 8 of Pile Cures, and it affords me
pleasure TO say that | hive never found
anything which gave such immediate and
perm 4nent relief as Dr. Williams Indian
Ointment.
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BRO Martinsburg. (declO-ly