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CLASSES
School For Young Ladies.
HRS. MARY s. CASWELL,



win receive at her residence No. So
Winter st Sept. IS, young ladies and
misses for instruction.
Special attention i'll be paid TO all Eng
iish Stua les Grammar, Com p SsIfl0u His
tory, Literature, and tine History of Srt
Girl will be fitted for nny college 10
which women are admitted.
The Department of Anatomy, physiology
and HHygieue w i'll be ia charge oil sarah FL
leo 4salnser. IA. ID. kaAies rho d esIre 30 do
so many obaafa peciet tickets 90 twenty lee
tnrcs iEs tine course at $500 sach.
The Department # NeeliewOrlx viii be
ia char OH GEr.. r. lem Perry, assisted by
conn ptfenf and experienced teacher, and
AN opportunity ii bo given re searn thOr-
OuSEliy all branches of plain and art needle
work.
A limited number of 5earders viii be re-
eeived into Mrs. CnsweIps family.
For circulars, &C., address 1O4 Winter
st. till Sept. 1st Afterward, So Winter
Street.
jy15 DIV
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Ask your physician and he will tell you that
Buchu is one of the best, surest and safest
remedies for aiding, strengthening and cleans
ing the kidneys. 1t is one of the ingredients
of Hops and Malt Bitters.
jv1T MW&F&wtc
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CETY OFFAL.

WTAVING been duly licensed to remove the city
3 offal an having gwen bond for the satisfsc-
torv nerformance of the work, | wonld request all
persons h4yinl kno wledgs of any neglect the
part Of my drivers to Immediately inform me Of the
fact by telephone or otherwise. John L. BEST,
375 Commercial st. Telephone 5O2.
Portland June II, 1857 1nelbeedomF
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Supreme judicial Court

Enrich and revitalize the blood by using
Browns Iron Bitters. July24MW&F&w
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Truly yours,
F. CARPENTER, Dr.


With f. j. Luther, East Providence, r.. I.
Fer sale by j. II. GAubert, POI Middle street,
Portland, Me. 1ly15dtt
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w. a. NE w El1l1'
Fer sale by j. II. Gaubert, POI Middle street,
Portland, Ne. jly15dtf
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,,wo.p4rnrNE Mattress Co.

PnSo-PALMINE MATTEEss Co.
GRFTLRMEN-The Mattress purchased from
yoH has stopped the catarrhal and sick head
ache which has followed me for years. would
vet part with it at any price and be withoutit.
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How few there are who are aware,
That soon the gums and teeth decay,
Unless they are brushed with greatest care
With sOzODONT from day to day;
For this great dentrifce, we know,
Will keep them pure and white as snow
July24MW&F&w
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WALDO COUNTY.

Monday morning says the Journal, young
man in Swanyille named Hiram b. Robbins,
so years of age, and blacksmith BY trade, sui
cided by shooting himself through the head.
Cause, disappointment in love affair
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Ts al sehom It naau concern.

Ts all aebom IL may concern:
SToNlNGToN, May A. 1881.
Having purchased Pine Palmine Mattress
Of agent here, February s, 1881, for my boy
nine years of age, who has been troubled with
eatarrh for seven years, and has been very rest
less at night while asleep, also very delicate
xntil sleeping on the Pine Palmine Mattress.
He is being cured of catarrh, rests we'll at
night, is getting rugged and hearty, goes to
sshoel steadily, which he has never been able to
do before. cheerfully recommend the Mat
sress to all sufferers from the above complaints.
We're unable to get another, toould not part
wiM Minis upon any considerations as consider
ii iaVaEuabIe
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For sale by j. H Gaubert, 2ol Middle street
Portland, Me. 1lyiodtr
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.TT() e 8 C. S:

Received this day one car load of general bust
ness Horses which shall sell at low rates. as they
we're unsigned to DE on commission.
Censignments of all description of Horses so
lcited and will be sold on the most favorable terms
and prcI: IL returns made.
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l desire much to meet the gentlemen OF
Cumberland couD who have the courage to
move forward ia the cause OF humanity, ana
for the upbuiding of the National Greenback
Labor party. My position two years ago was
the same as it is today, and my Judgment that
it was then right is fully confirmed by the ab-
normal status of the Plaisted wing OF our par
ty at the present time; and especially do ieel
convinced of the soundDess of our position
when view all the circumstances that have
attended the development and growth OF the
Fusion party. No man can deplore the siua-
ton of our political organization any more
than !, and any sacrifice l can make for the
common good of the people in their movement
against the TWO old parties will not be with
held But when it becomes apparent that the
Democratic leaders in this State seek only the
reorganization of their barty for the contest of
1884. aud many of our trusted men leave us to
ioin them in q movement fraught with SO
much danger to the cause they and we have so
earnestly and persistently struggled, in times
past TO maintain, it seems to me the day OF
sacrifice should be delayed, and the people who
believe in the principles sof our party and the
integrity Of cur leaders, the educated people
themselves, be- made to fully understand that
the old Democratic, as well as the Bepuphcah
party, has lived beyond its usefulness IN THIS
country.
Our condition to-day is the resultsof the IN
Outstanding which Plaisted, Murch and hado
aud some others in our party had WIN 1hs
Democrats two years age. Our grown, was
steady and marked up to the hour WDen flais-
ted was elected Then, I believe, we could
have polled from 5000 to 60 900 Greenbsck
votes, against distinct Democratic ana he
| publican nominees. And If Mr.. Plaisted had
avoided collision with the Democrats, We
| could elect him Governor of Maine next sep
TENDER by handsome majority. The opportu-
| nifty was ours, and he could have made 1t posi-
| BILE to carry this State again by largely in
creased vote; but by his action, and the action
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of Murch and few leading men with them,
our pa ty is reduced to less than 10000 today
The result ia defeat to Plaisted and the con
Q one here, Every day see evidence OF the
effect fusion is having, and if we can place
few able men on the stump for our cause, our
party will again begin to grow. have writ
ten in great haste Give my compliments 10
mem bers of your committee, and pardon me
for DELAYING this answer to your kind invita-
ton.
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/ ~ a Ao,t a., -, n - ....,.i o II [. ~
aa; anTnided whits Il ri y. ~ new 3ts
90 bushcis Al n Aii MaSrh Ssiss she1 ons M.
els closing al ii april, lc5 III N y,
ing Al 81 i9 My Sios SjiC hels n N !, N
Com opentd 6a5to higher. in6Sednsniiv ~ mi
27OC0 bnthels; .xports none: m P,alcd sss6 ~
No. 3, 6Jl(a6SI(n. No. q 1gilainle NS q NJ 4, I
7Si SlJpc steamer white T6c. No. Il Iehnary NY
Gg55c Februaly, closing a Is C March 7OJ ci Aff,
calh nemlnallj uhohangSd reeeinlS a IA hs,sbsis
IIay dull aud heavy Al ia Coli,, and' 'sftss Ann
MolAslcs quiet Rlca quiet and dFm Rtroi6an ami
ai and noInitAi uniied SSlte crude Tefned
INc IaioW .qniei. R0sin ltcady NJ " ~ va a7iS
Iutpentine dull ~ olNc. EEs, western fresh ~.
fotk sIrOng; new mes SIS Cuals l0i BeOi STEADY
Vlt Ime9til quiet and se ndy; long clear saedl
st,am quoted as 81 NJ butter qnlel and dfIa AZ
lhNlc. CHEESE quiet and unchanged.
CHICAGO, January Sl.-,Tae Dgotsysl to,J,at ~.
ports: - -
HogI--Recelpts q, 900 head, shlpments AOo1 head
Market fairly active, Food flrfnef rSsn,nn AZ C
mixed " l0A9 GG heavy packing ard Ahipplng {d t5
" ~ ~, Fnil1delpala and Hrden lQai y; Light
CAttle-ReCeip!t 20 200 headi Ghipnents ,600hetd.
inc general market was hily active, strong and 10
loG " mnlgheI iof desirable exports Ao1linai at tg "a
90 "; good 70 choice shipping s. t0iS 70; common
s % aBd teeen SS VI ,1Ss sSed AZ 9uiesfa y ot ~ stock
SHEEP Recoipts 4, 600 mead. 5hlpmehis i,scohA,d
III Eo tS sboSs II SsaS AZ. SEoiS " M e,i
and ismhs 4, ssSS IA 'osHAfA Altep
A',e ~. ...lL.a.. ia'l'vs - -yaS sls "
cbSn,ss1 ~, sauIy .I. si'1-Elouf qpict and un.
mi n Sl iS,,,,s " ~ NJ ~ Nintef ied
"a. uSrc Al tSsI Io q Al Iu S ~ ssa
western lower. mIx MI si,ssss spgss, g1,
asked; February 6Sa6sjIc; Mnfch 50l 7es NAV
7SiSc.. 0ab about neadyi western Wllite 6isS3e
pGag7c Hay iinehaprej. proysis1s 49, VIM -
OUT en4nge. Butter scarce aud higher western
I9ssS Ieksu besiasc; fel 2seygc hes hfm At 2aag1c
sIneG s,Ilsl IL, ~ Conse guieS Rio cagoes
r,,. iu.es o. "AnAy quiet atsl lsal ~
Fio,. ,,Sl ,H NJ ea.ier o.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Congregational Affairs, and General News
Of National Interest.

WASHINGTON, January Stat 1:25 the
Senate resumed the consideration Of the
Sherman 8 per cent, bill. The Senate al
2;l5, after discussion, in which Messs
Hawley and ingalls, were the principal par.
ticipants, rejected Mr.. Vests amendment
Yeas 2s-noes 90. 1lr. Plumb was the
only Republican who voted for the amend.
ment. All the Democrats voted for it, ex.
cept Camden and Davis, Of West Virginia,
and Groome. Bayard, who was agains
It, was paired. The Indications are that thist
vote wifi kill the bill. The Senators who
supported this amendment are opposed to
the passage Of the bill without It and will
probably vote againsti It
Mr.. Colerick introduced substitute in
the House to-day for Mr.. McCord's appor.
tionment bill, fixing the number Of repre-.
sentatives at $40; and Mr. Cox introduced
an amendment fixing the number at S07.
Secretary Hunt has written circular
letter to the officers and men Of the u. s.
Navy, commencing their attention TO u
circular Of the society OF the Army Of the
Cumberland in reference to the erection OF
a monument to the memory Of the late
President, ]. A. Garfield, in the Public
Square at the City Of Washington.
The President has withdrawn the nomi-
nation OF Henry r. Nichols as Postmaster
at Norfolk, Va.
1t is understood,J S. Runnels will be
appointed United States District Attorney
for Iowa.
Carl steen Anderson Debille, Minister
resident Of Denmark, was formally receiy-
ed to-day by President Arthur.
The sub sommittee OF the House Com
mittee OF Ways and Means reported to the
full committee the bill known US the Kas-
son. bill, providing for commission OF
nine civilians TO be known as the Tariff
Commission, and recommended that it be
favorably reported by the full committee
us soon us practicable.
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EXCITED NrArEsMEN.
ALively Tilt between senators sherman
and IngnIIA.

A Lively TIIt Between Senators sherman
and Ingalls,.
WASHINGTON, January 81 During the
debate this afternoon on the three per cent
funding bill, Senators Sherman and Ingalls
had passage at arms, that at one time
promised to become exciting. Sherman
maintained that there was no fund kept
at the Treasury for the specific purpose oil
redeeming the outstanding legal tender
notes. Ingalls, replied that ninety-fve and
one-half million dollars worth OF bonds had
been sold to raise funds for this very pur-
pose, and yet the Senator from Ohio, who
was Secretary of the Treasury when that
sale was made, stood up and told the coun-
try there was not dollar OF that fund in
the Treasury.
Mr.. Sherman lost his temper for q mo
ment, and declared that Mr., ingalls, pur.
posely misunderstood or misrepresented
him, He maintained that there was no
precise fund set apart for the specific pur.
pose Of redemption.
Senator ingalls,, with perfect self.
control, and in q somewhat cut.
ting manner, repeated his construction oI
Sherman's language, and declared there
was no misunderstanding about it He
then read from the reports Of Secretary
FoIger, 10 show that was the policy of the
Treasury, and had been for years, to keep
on hand certain reserve fund for the re
demplion Of legal tenders. Ingalls, sell
control seemed to have u cooling effect
upon Senator Sherman, and before reply
ing he had regaiped his equanimity.
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YESTERDAY was the nearest approach to
genuine winter, in the shape Of good
steady iall OisnOw, that we have had thus
far this season, There was snow enough
for good Shedding and it is not improbable
that we may once more become familiar
with thesound Of the "bclls, bells, bells"
This time lust year the sound had long
been familiar to usal, There could scarcely
be greater contrast between the two sea.
sons This has been an cnviable winter
Tor tue railroads. They have saved vast
expenses as compared with las, year. The
eS'eago Tribune calls to mind that
last year ut this time the roads had be.
gun their battle with the drifting SHOWS,
and roads like the Northwestern, St Paul,
anu anu Lake Shorehad thousands Of men con-
unnally at work shoveling snow. The
snow fell cumulatively. As fast as cuts
HS TSre made wind or more snow would
w the cut, and this continued
ull IN some Of the worst places III,
sno" had 10 be thrown up twent,
!eei' from one man to another, before 1
Was out Of the why. On some Of the diyis
IONS oil the St. Paul and Northwestern
~ 1Saas not wheel turned for three months
lne worst blOCkades Of all occurred In th,
sp.inG s1,.G Two months Of this winter hayi
passed. and 50 far not q DRIFT hai
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noLp. nan nuRGLAns.
Masked Missionaries of the Devil Raid
aIIouse with Small PFOlt.

Masked Missionaries OF the Devil Raid
alIouse with small PFOnt.
PrrrsBuRhH, January 3l.-A special from
Parkers, Pa, says another bold robbery has
occurred in Madison township, Chrion
county, the details Of which have Just
reached here. On Friday night last, about
8 o'clock, three masked men entered the
residence Of Mr.. James summerville, near
Catfish Station, and about mile from Mr..
Conner's, who was robbed about year
ago, Mr.. Summerville being out ut the
time.
The two first villains presented revolvers
at Mrs Summerville and demanded 10
know where the money was. She answered
that they had none, when the first man
said he knew devil OF sight better.
BY threats, they compelled Mrs Summer
ville to 60 ahead OF them from room to
room, under threat Of her life, and show
them with light. In the bedroom where
Mr.. Summerville and wife slept they. found
about thirty.one dollars. They still asked
for more. When the lady told them that
that was all, they were not satisfied, and
tore the carpets, broke open trunks, and
ransaCked the house from one room TO an
other, but found no more money.
Mr.. SumnFeryillo has been doing busi-
ness for different parties, and collecting
money, and is guardian for some chill
dren, and the supposition is that these rob.
bers thought he had large amount Of
money with him;s sbat, as good luck would
have It, he had disposed OF all the money
he had on hand the day before. He had Il
large amount Of notes for collection and
probated accounts, but the Williams. scatter.
cd these Epapers all over the room.
There is no clue us to who the desperadoes
were. Mrs. Summerville was very much
frightened, but thinks she can identify two
OF them,
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FROM THE CAPITAL.
4 oAsE o. REpusLloAN JUSTICE.
The Admission OrBhlfrsn understanding We
HauIlsArd before on the II,npa,ld E1tsn.
.ioa-ChaAss Of Front on silthan's
COAarnatlOn-DlbblsI Cass-SOlsL


Special Dispatch to tho IntsllIgoncOr.
WASHINGTON, January Sl.-The Com
mittee on Elections Mt It's meeting to-day
settled tho first election case OF the session
by dismissing Lanier's contest against
King in the Fifth Louisiana district, as a
representative case from the worst section
in the South. The Democaticpart ought
after ibis to stige all cries Of injustice, IN.
fairness and partizanship against the Re
publican majority Of the Forty-seyenth
Congress. There isnot the slightest doubt
that under the leadership Of Kings can.
yasses and strikers intimidation was car.
ried to its true Southern extent in this dis
trict Of Louisiana, which is largely Repub-
lican; and it is whispered that the member
from the Fifth district is no mean leader
Of canvass Of this kind himself. Under
these circumstances Lanier came here with
a good case and no testimony, and depend
ed upon his own affidavit and the partisan,
ship Of the Committee to carry him
through. The Committee gave him every
opportunity to get his testimony, and find.
ing that he had made no effort, to-day dis.
missed his case, thus seating King.
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THEIR AnDOR COOLED.
The former Rampant Opposition
StnthAm Suddenly CoIIapSes.

Ehc Former Rampant Opposition TO
Stntham Suddenly CoIIapses.
Special Dispatch to the lntellgencer.
WAsnSoTox, january Si.-8tr. statham,
postmaster at Lynchburgh, was confirmed
to-day by the Senate. Mr.. statham is the
gentteman-Readjuster by persuasion
who sometime previous to the Virginia
election was nominated by the President
in place Of a former Republican and a
Union soldier and who had a mostl disa,
grccablc habit Of getting caught up in his
accounts and who always came out q little
short. Mr.. statham's nomination, it will
be remembered, was rabidlysopposed by
tho Democratic leaders like Johnston, Beck,
voorhees,, a AL, who asserted that they
would not SEQ Union soldier trampled
upon, and that justice should be done him,
ii the heavens fell. statham was confirm,
to-day without "a Democratic squeak
against him, even Mr.. Johnston, of yir,
ginia, did not seem 70 find any interest in
the proceedings.
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ClxcIxNArl, January 3l.-News has Just
been received from Logansport, Ind, that
on Saturday'night n tramp, named William
Steele, called on Mrs. Buell., living twelve
miles from Logansport, for supper. Find.
ing the woman alone he outraged her per.
son and fled The neighboH Immediately
pursued, caught him, and without delay
hung him. Then they piled brush about
him and burned the body past recognition
The Sheriff yesterday took possession o.
the body and turned it over TO the Coro
ner,
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WEST WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY

charge, the Committee agreed, however, to
hear Dibbles counsel upon the matter be-
fore making a final decision. The signia.
cance OF the discussion lies in the fact oi
recognizing Mackey's title rs clear before
o'connors death, and therefore Dibble'a
election was unnecessary, In otherwords,
Mackey will take the scat which Dibble
po,y orc,,p;ea
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been reported, and the operating ex-
penses OF the roads aru thousands Of dol
lars day less than last year. Bad weather
may come yet. But the cold began In 1881
in the middle OF October, and continued
while this year we have had virtually
no winter at all. The farmers have gained
as much as the nilroads, Their winter
wheat Is In excellent condition, and they
have had plenty Of opportunity 10 do all
the plowing needed TO give spring work
ynod start
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HOW 10 seeure Menlth,

It's strange any one will suffer from dc.
rangcments brought on by impure blood
when SCOYILL'S SARsAPARiLIA AM
STILLINGIA or BLOOD AND LIVER SYR.
UP will restore health to the physical orpani.
zation. ftisa strengthening syrup, pleasani
10 take, and the BEST BLOOD PURIFIEH
ever discovered, curing Scrofula, syphylitiS
disorder, Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipe
las, Malaria, Nervous disorder, Debility
Bilious complaints and Diseases Of the Blood
LIVER, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin, etc,
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BRIEF TELEeRAMs.
NnrrntinE the Minor EtSnts and Hap.
penInEs OF Yesterday.


A Petersburg, Va, dispatch says it
showed all hight and is six inches deep
along the Norfolk and Western railroad.
Two white men, V. Mckee and Single
CRY have been arrested for the murder
OF Marshal Smith, colorcd preacher, at
Clinton, La.
Oscar l., Baldwin, late cashier Of the
Mechanics National Bank OF Newark, n,
J., appeared before the United States Court
Yesterday, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
10 fifteen years inthe State prison.
The report OF the operations in the oil
fields Of Western Pennsylvania and New
York during the month Of January is to be
published twill show decrease OF for
ty.tive wells drilling, and twenty-five rigi
building, over the figures forthe same time
last year.
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special TO lhe ln1elligencer.
New CUMBERLAND, W. Va, january 81.
To-day Mrs. jasper A. Smith while draw
ing water from cistern, by some mishap
lost her balance and fell head first into the
cisterlL receiving cash over the eye, and
was left imprisoned for some thirty min.
utcs, until her husband assisted her out Of
her pcriiOus situation. There was about
two feet Of water in the cistern, and II there
had been more she might have drowned.
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wATKISS.PERGTs0N.
Both Hound over for Their Appearance
at tCourt-Opinions ~ 20 Guilt

Special Dispatch TO tho lntslllgsncer
TOLEDO, January 3l.-In the pxamina-
tion Of Ferguson to-day few new points
were developed, and when the defense
closed at 3 r. NJ. each side was content to
close with but slight argument. Judge
Lorenz bound both Watkins and Ferguson
over to appear at court, the former in the
sum Of 5000 and the'lutter in the sum Of
$1,000 A variety Of opinions exist as to
the future results, and there are
those who declare that in the event Of
either or both parties giving bail neither
will be on hand when their cases are called
in court.
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virginia AnairS.


special Dispatch 70 Tue ln1ellSeneeF
WASHINGTON, JanuarySl. ia Richmond
dispatch says Mr., Edgar Garnett has been
appointed to the important position OF
Superintendent OF Pablic Schools and his
name will be sent to the Senate by Gov.
Cameron on Wednesday next, upon the
return Of the Governor from Washington.
Mr.. Garuett is a brothe, to A. p. Garnett,
az Washington.
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smnlInnx nd rIttshurgh.

PtrrsBuRcn, January 3l.-Eighteen new
cases OF smallpox in Pittsburgh and six in
Allegheny were reported to the health
authorities to-day Twenty.eight deaths
occurred in this city from this disease last
week
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went up along Eve ladders, and held It up
to, him, and steadied Il while he slowly
climbed down, Just as he reached the ong
ladder the flames burst through the win
dow where he had stood, but he reached
the sidewalk in safety, amid the cheers Of
the crowd.
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PILES! PlLESl Piles /
Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A.nre Cure ior Blind, bleeding. Itching and m.
has been discovered BY Dr. Wiiiia
ointment A single box has cured dc ,,,i,.t tss,st
ss SiIgtlle Seses ol . o. % Yeas standing. No ono
heSl,, aesS snaes ive minutes alter appynE tIs Won
S,,,i AZ s,,,ssls me1leine; Lotions ihstEumentS
hus ~ y 90 mote harm than, gnod WI.
lams Ointment abt0T6s the IIimorS aIlsyS NJ in.
tense itgning pafticullTly at nigii aifcf Roftits
T, ~ ~ W g poniuee, Eitet Instant md
M q ne private paris and fot nothInS ar. -l
= " Mhs'.n Hnat lhe Hon. J. " colilbeyfy III flsF,.
ana, .lys about Dr., Williams II1diSh Pic oInt.
t,s ma d \. .cGses q iile CuF andit
ny sAitS shisR saye Elch lmmedihie Sbd usTnsss
neEi Isliet a. pf. lllaiD,s Ipdlaa o,a,sasa
"a x. 4, lsah z co. BIldge CotnVF Wheeling
u9 HRNRY 4 CO. pFsf,,,lPl ~ Pt''t' r
SoS'''Yv y Yessy Street, New Sotk Cily.