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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
A CRUSHED STEAMER.
The Little Eagle Goes to Pieces Against
Pier at Hannibal

The Little Eagle Goes to Pieces Against =
Pier at Hannibal.
Hannibal, NO.. April pa terrible
noon, which resulted in the total wreck.
ing ut the steamer Little Eagle and the
loss OF three lives. The Little Eagle was
owned by Mcdonald Brothers. They
were requested for accommodation to 20
to McD0nald's Island. thr.e miles above
here. and drop down part of raft. They
proceeded to the place indicated and
making fast to the raft swung it into the
river and started down. They whistled
for the bridge shortly afterward. and the
draw was open long before the boat
reached it. The boat struck o pier amid
ships, ard turned bottom upwards and
crushed like an egg shell. The captain
says he felt himself gsing down, he knew
not whether, and suddenly he emerged
from under the wreck and grabbed the
first thing he saw, which happened to
be chicken coop. He clung to
that until he saw skiff from the shore.
He was picked up and safely landed ].
U. Seeley, chief engineer, and Pete Gen.
nison, second engineer, were in the en-.
gine room when the boat struck. As the
boat was turned inside out. and the two
portions left tswlnging against the pier
by the chains these men were saved A.
most miraculouslY. Gennison climbed
up the bottom of the boat to the bridge
pier, and Seely being picked up BY .
skif. William Ross was hurled to the
bottom of the river and up again and was
rescued by q skiff before he knew what
happened. Fire bells were runR and
whistles blown, and in . short time 500
persons we're along the levees aud at the
bridge. The river was dotted with skiffs
picking up from the debris trunks, box
es, chairs and q thousand other articles
A portion of the texas of
the boat, which foated of
was towed ashore and a hole cut
above the berths. Here the first body
was found. 1t proved to be j. Vallem,
who had shipped as deck hand at La
Crosse. The body vas removed to the
coroner's office. where al inquest was
held. Clerk Church Davis says twenty.
one persons were upon the boat and raft
when she struck. Of these three we're
missing, as follows: ]. q. Vallem, of La.
Crosse, deck hand; J. Cooper, of Quincy,
fireman body not recovered; Henry
Hoaeman, cabin boy aud second cook. Il
IL . miracle that any Of those on the
boat were saved. - the entire voris wses
torn TO pieces. SEARCH hAs bean
Instituted ioe ths bodies. Rssban
Queen, plot, and william Roaa
night wal0h0ea. ware host aboat IL
Nod b falling timber. Tn Red. dsck
hanl. 80 rse2vsd ssvsss tsuissa
TAe 11e1s eAgie - eaeee cd y Z
ios0Pesos vssck. TAsso = leees ssoas
| q - p3oe q ~ hG21Uo UAinh - ~.
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Chicsgo, April 29-Cadet Whitaker is
in town seeking employment.


ASsSss ~ SosAs
Cincinnsti, Apri! 26-The Gazette's
Vancebu,g. Ky, special says: A des-
tructive tornado passed over Lewis coun-
ty late yesterday. throwing down dwell.
ingi, barns and fences and iDjuring ssv.
eral people.
st. Louis, April PA Fayette special
to the Port Dispatch says: John B.
Clark, jr., member OF congress from the
eleventh district, to-day obtained de-
cree of divorce from his wife on the
ground of incompatibility of temper.
Kansns City, April 27-An accident on
the Chicago and Alton passenger train
at Grain Valley was caused BY a fat
car unaccountably breaking loose on
side track and running down grade
meeting the ap-coming train at sharp
curve.
Chicago. April 27.-The Grand Army
of the Republic tonight completed ar
rangements for fitting honors to be paid
the late Minister Hurlbut, who will be
buried in Belvldere, ILL.,, next Sunday.
Emory Storrs will be the orator of the
occasion.
San Francisco, April GA Calusia dis.
patch says: On the night of April "A an
Indian was taken from q constable and
hung by mob on Stony creek. He was
desperate character and implicated In
murder, and had threatened the life of a
prominent farmer.
st. Louis, April GA dispatch from
Dallas says: General Manager Hoxie of
the Iron Mountain road, who is down the
line on business trip, has offered 81 900
reward tor the arrest and conviction OF
each of the men who attempted to rob
the passenger train on the Texas Pacific
road on the night of the 21st inst.
Lordsburg, n. NJ, April GA fgh,
occurred yesterday afternoon at Stems
Peak between the Indians and Capt.
Tupper of the Sixth cavalry with his In.
dian scouts. Four OF the latter and two
privates are reported killed. 1t is claimed
six of the hostiles we're killed. Nothing
authentic is received.
Chicago. April 27.-Harry Crisp, O
leading man in The World combination
who has been sick for some days, died
tonight. He was well-known actor
having been on the stage fifteen years
and having been Salyinl's leading maj
in this country. He was born in Nash
vile. ~. wears ago, and had lately beer
a resident of Boston, whittier his wifi,
will accompany his remains.
Cincinnati, April 27.-The CONNER
cial's Augusta, KY. special says: At .
frolic on Saturday quarrel occurred be
tween William and Bradford Courts
brothers, and James and John Smith
when Bradford Courts killed Jane
Smith. The crowd. pursuing the Court!
brothers to their house, found there
large quantity Of stolen goods. Boil
boys were Jailed. Last night mob tool
them from Jail and huug them. Boil
were desperadoes.
| London, April 27.-Dr. Lanson wa
hanged at 9 o'clock Friday morning. H
had farewell interviews with some Of hi
relatives this afternoon. At the fina
interview with his wife he wrote o irien
virtually admitting his guilt and attrit
uted the crime to mental arrangement
He subsequently wrote definite cor
fession that he poisoned Percy John, bu
denies any part IN the death of Herber
John. At his desire only three reporter
; will attend the execution.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
Te sssee. Keepers ava oeA~rs

Te saloon Keepers sna OsAers.
From this date all saloon keepers in
Yankton will be compelled to comply
with the ordinances which require their
places OF business to be closed promptly
at II 80 O'Clock each night and to remain
closed from II 80 Saturday nights until
Monday mornings.
Property owners are notified that they
must remove from their lots and alleys
all rubbish. manure and other foreign
substances within six days from the pub.
lication Of this notice.
Any failure 10 comply with these in.
structions will subject the offenders 70
prosecution under the city ordiusncee.
PAfRIox BRHxNAA, City Aszahal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

Negotiations have been closed whereby
the control and majority of the owner
ship of the forty y-three grain elevators Of
Barns & McGill. of Fargo. located at as
many different leading points along the
Northern Pacific and branches in Mime
sofa and northern Dakota is transferred
to the Minneapolis Millers' association.
This system Of felevators handles the bulk
of the wheat crop of the Red river valley
and along the Northern Pacific. most of
which has heretofore gone eastward via.
Duluth aud the lakes. This arrangement,
it is expected, will tnke large share OF
the grain 10 Minneapolis.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOISE.

Washington, April 20, lSs2.-Mr. Page
moved consideration OF the senate
amendments to the Anti. Chinese bill.
Mr.. Hooker objected, and Page gave
notice that he would ask their considera-
tion Monday.
A resolution was adopted to send
subcommittee TO New York to take testi.
mony in the Chili-Peru investigation.
The house resumed con sideration OF
the contested case of Lynch vs.. Chal.
mers.
The previous question was ordered.
and Calkin's took the floor to close the
debate.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
The House Reaching the End
Of the Lynch. Chalmers
Contested Case.
Judge Arthur Sets Aside the $780,.
600 Judgment in the Hal
Iet-Kilbourn Case.
Two Fresh Mines Prepared for
the Gar Of Russia aud the
Queen of England's
Life Threatened.
Capital Notes.

Capital Notes.
STAR ROUTE CASES.
Washington, April 29.-Argument is
proceeding on the motion TO quash in
in the star route cases.
MORE TESTIMONY.
Kasson, Dunneil. Wilson and Belmont
will take testimony in New York on the
Chili-Peru matter.
SET ASIDE.
Judge Arthur set aside. as excessive,
the 100000 damages for false imprison-
ment awarded Hallett Kilbourn.
REFUSED 10 VOTE.
On the resolution to seat Lynch the
democrats refused to vote, indicating z
that they mean to fillibuster.
ARRAIGNED.
Augustus NJ. Soteldo was arraignod
to-day and pleaded not guilty on the
charge of numbering his brother, and as
sault with intent to kill Barton. BE was
remanded for trial.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

The Fargo l. Southwestern railroad
will be finished to Lisbon by August
and to James river by December Is t
Steel rails will be laid thereon. also up.
on the Cssselton branch OF the Northern
Pacific, tho work to begin by the middle
Of May. Grading has been done for
fifty miles on each road. and the graders
are ready to 60 to work on tho Fargo &
Southwestern. Trains will be put on az
soon - the track is laid and ballasted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
MARKETS BY TELEoRAPl

NEW .YoRK.
New York. April %.
Money y; Governments firm; Sc. Sl.loh;
Ss, eig00lO O4h; ~ =, $i.l6,t; &c, 9i.2l.
hank Ststsment-Keserve increase, 81, ,sls ,o5O.
May -Sl.4sWi -; Jane, Sl.37Aeei.t7x; July,
$l;Sl9Ls2a; August. 9l.IsM0slyAh.
CORN-Better; mixed western, SPOT
0cGs2h tuture 60k0a3c.
OATB-Western 6U162c.
PoRk-6trong; new, $lS.25l; old, l7.75.
LARD-Highsr, kll.47n.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. April q.
c.sh zn1 s x1 xs,9ept sssh 5d aad s 4Ds
CoRx.Firner, 7lAc cash May; 7ih June;
O1rs.aixher; s2Ac cash May. sls@slh
June; 4szsc July.
BARLEY-Sl.os0l. .osH.
WHISKY--Xl.ly.
PosK-Firm; sls.lo cash Nay; sis.e7h June;
L..1.Hlsi.r; sll.ls bid e..h Nay; I'll 20
Hogs receipts--ii 600; active on packing a.d
shipping; sales S6.55<D7.i5.
Cattle receipts-5,uU; Steady.
NILwAuKEI.
Milwaukee. April %.
.Wa1Ar.Cle:sd - vel; fl;ss s..h; sl:so.
No; =, $Lb.
CoRN-Lower, 70.
OATs-49,sc.
kYk-85c.
BARLEY Stronger, SOC.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
European News.


DEATH OF AN ASTRONOMER.
Berlin, April 29.-John Charles Fred
erick Seealner, astronomer, naturalist
and philosopher, is dead.
QUEEN VIC. IN DANGER.
Don Caster, April 29.-A railway EN-.
ploye named Albert Young was arrested
for threatening the life of the queen,
and will be taken to London. 1t is be.
lieved the threat was bravado.
ANOTHER ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
London, April 29.-Sir Allen Young
has chartered the steamer Hope and left
to search for Leigh Smiths arctic expe.
dition.
AN IMPER1AL ORDER.
st. Petersburg, April 29.-An imperial
order has been promulgated directing
that extraordinary measures be taken for
public safety in the government of MI
calaieff. and in the city Of Sabastapool.
The details are settled of a plan for the
construction of new forts at Warsaw, =,
Konow and Gemonds; the forts to be-
completed by 1892, and to cost sixty mil
lion roubles, The work of constructing
the new forts at Warsaw will be com.
menced the present year, and one mil
lion roubles ls already assigned for the
work on them.
BOUND T., CATCH HIM.
London, April % Another mine was
discovered on the Moscow railway and
another one is reported under the imper.
isl pavalion in Moscow.
Through Freight.
Chicago. April 29-The Chicago and
Northwestern railroad, in connection
with the Union Pacific, has established 4
fast freight train between Chicago and
Denver. and other points in Colorado
All Denver freight is loaded in Chicago
in solid car loads, and goes through to IT.
destination without transfer or breaking
bulk at the Missouri river, as is the case
by other routes. The same is true Of
east bound freight, it being loaded in
solid car loads in Denver and run
through to Chicago without transfer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

Deadwood Times: From present ap.
pearances 1t is safe to say that before
fall two stage lines will be in operation
on the Pierre road. Superintendent
Corbin, OF the Sidney. is now at Salt
Lake consulting with Gilner L Salisbury
with view to stocking tho road men
toned with line Of six horse Concord
stages. That company has the mail con.
tract from Pierre to Deadwood, but how
it will arrange about passengers is not
known. Is the Northwestern railroad is
under contract with the Northwestern
Stage company for all express ana pas.
senger traffic to tho Hills. There is evil
IDENTITY some color to the report, as We
understand that Mr.. Corbin has contract.
cd for seven new passenger coaches for
the proposed line.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

The case Of the territory of Dakota vs..
George w. Nuylor, the embezzing Lin.
coin county treasurer, was begun We'd
nesday at Sioux Falls in tho district
court, j. w. Carter and Alexander
Hughes for the prosecution and l. PEN
dleton and 0. S. Clifford for the defense.
Sioux Falls Odd Fellows celebrated
the sixty.third anniversa.y Of the sstab-
lishment Of the order in America We'd
nesday afternoon. by. . street parade
headed by . oornet band and exercises
in Germania hall. The meeting was
opened with prayer by Rev. j. N. Nc
Loney, after which Hon. e w. Miller OF
Elk Point made an able aud interesting
addrsss.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

Lower was let down on rope into the
wreck, and severed one .hain which held
the broken hull against the pier. as it
the bridge. The other chain. which is
below the water line, still holds a portion
Of the wreck. Tho accident caused the
most intense excitement here. This is
the third boat sunk at this bridge.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
northerly winds, higher barometer and
or lower temperature.


st. Louis, April 20 jay Gould. Hop
kins, Midgely and Others, southwestern
railroad men, held an important meeting
to-day. discussing the Colorado post per-
csntsge freight.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
k.s..A q Reae.

Eighty sesa q - land ~ nila
isoa Yaaktoa. 10 ssas q caiHvaas q
ahArss. Apply 70 Anlaa 4 On1xAs.
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Railroad "A oc,dcnt.

Des Moines. April 29.-An engine on
the Burlington road this morning struck
wagon containing ave persona. Two
womet asd child were badly hurt. MIR.
0rahsQITaa nortally injured, aud Nc.
Guire, . colored bricklayer,, Was killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

Gallon. Ohio, April 29.-Ssvefal hun.
died men are hunting Jerry Myers. Who.
Yesterday brutally ravishcd . iS.ysar
old girl named Barbara Rottie. II
found b. will b lyrehAa.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
4 RESIDENCE.

Keokuk. Iowa. April IA Constitu.
tion's special from Montrose, Iowa, says
j. w. Walkers residence was burned.
Insured. furniture saved.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29
Through Freight.
Te-Day's Fire Record.
PROPERTY.

Philadelphia. April 29.-In the fire the
shoddy mill OF Casey & White was dam
aged in property to the amount of $780,.
600.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

Senator Ben Hills family despair OF
his permanent improvement. It is re.
ported that his physician has told him
that the most he can promise is that he
can live for six months. Before he left
Washington intimate friends called up
on him, but were told he was under the
influence Of morphine, and could not be
disturbed. His colleagues in the senate
have little hope Of seeing him again alive.
His disease has developed into cancer of
most virulent form, and it has refused to
yield to the most skillful ard vigorous
treatment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-04-29

The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
officials have adopted the plan inaugura-
ted by eastern companies against the
sale of liquor to it's employees. Orders
have Just been sent to all persons keep
ing eating houses on the lines of the
Of the Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul
road prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
liquors. OF the keeping Of bar on their
premises. The officers state that this Or
der will BIO strictly enforced and any in
fringement will be summarlly punished.
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boots AND SHOES.


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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-17
GarihnIdi md fhn lrnInn.

A prominent Clergyman of this State, who was in
Italy at the time of Garbadis first great triumphs
in Naples sought an interview with the patriot at
Turin. where was sitting the Parliament to which
he had just been elected. ITO my JOY" he says,
81 was granted an interview on the ground Of be.
ing an American. He was in an upper room, be-
fore the door Of which and on the stairway leading
TO 1t were red-shirtcd soldiers some Of his faithful
body guard. Conducted into the room by his son
Menoti. my eye at once fell upon the hero lying in
bed. who slowly raised himself upon one arm and
shirt and the red handkerchief, binding back the
long brown hair from his broad, high forehead e.
called the familiar pictures Of him exhibited at nat
time everywhere In Italy. But what noble face
Every line ana curve and expression revealing
the character Of the great unselhsh soul behind II.
The conversation was briet aud chiefly upon the
greatly disturbed state OF our country and tho
threatening civil war. lie said 4 love the Union.
i do hope there will be no war; but If there is
were l few years younger l would join the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-17
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
commencement ExercIses-FuIl Details OF
the Occurrence.

the occurrence.
The commencement exercises of the twenty.
ninth session OF Roanoke College took place We'd
nesday at Salem Va, according to the following
programmed C. j. Grascclose, Virginia uhird
honor, Latin salutatory W. ID. Boyle, Louisville,
Ky. Second honor, Greek grafton; A. E. Peery,
Virginia, subject "Antidoes Of Communism; q"
II. A. Trexler, North Carolina, subject, Some
Sow, Others Reap" W. p. Nelson, Virginia, sub
ject. Problems OF the Day. X. G. Rosenbaum,
Virginia; subject, England and Ireland !" J. \,
J. w. Carter Virginia, subject, "Modern Alchemy"
W:P. Huddle, Virginia, subject, Partial Tiuths'
j. T. Lupton, Virginia qrst honor, ralcdictory. ;,
The degree OF bachelor of arts was conferred
upon the clnss of 81 with the exception of two, who
received the degree of bachelor of science. The
following members of former classes received the
degree OF master of arts which Is not conferred In
the course, but only upon those engaging in
Rev. j.. +. Rizer, orangeburg, >. q J.. W. ownIy,
- Paris, Texas; Il, l. Reniek, Atlanta Ga; Rev. L.,
J.. Smith, Mdde6rook, Va; Prof. G.; y. Yonce,
1anta, Co.; DR.. j. S. ST. Clair, Bonsacks, Va. or
class of '76, j. W. Graseclose, Kingsport, Tenn.
The trustees of Roanoke College, alN avs careful
In bestowing honorary degrees, conferred none at
all this year. Hereafter the degrees OF doctor Of
philosophy and doctor of science will not be con-
terred as honorary degrees.
The faculty gold medal in Greek was awarded TO
Perry Remsen Nugent of New Orleans; the trus-
tees medal in mathematics to, William Porter
Nelson, Culpeper, Va, and the literary societies
medal in oratory to C, a. Miller, of Staunton, Va.
Hon. William II. Ruifner, LII D., late State
superin tendent of public instruction has accepted
cial mineralogy. Rev. L. A. Fox, d. D. who en-
tered upon his duties last February professor OF
moral and intellectual philosophy, has fully just.
fled the expectations of the trustees II. $. Trout
of Roanoke, Va, was elected trustee OF the
college
The session Just closed has been pleasant and
prosperous one. The attendance of students in
cludes representatives from fifteen States aud
Territories. Tho number Is steadily increasing
the gain in two years being 20 per cent The
graduates are laboring in twenty one States and
Territories and two foreign countries. Roanoke
has accomplished great work on slender re-
sources through the devotion of the faculty and
the interest of the students and friends. The
financial condition OF the institution Is improving
and the prospect OF considerable endowment Il
hopeful
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-06-17

L PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO TIL, NoMnli, WESn, AND SOUTHWEST.
STEEL RAJ Rails MEGSitiittiENtTP tE&9suhiPPMMfENr
TRAINS LEAVE a fFEEG IHSN ,rE NJ rom station
For pitlsburg and tho West. Chcago Iimicd Eypres,
Of Pnllnhn Hotel aud Sleeping Cars at gesi q. M
from Harrisburg to Cincinnati. Western ENprcss
l;'O D. M daily with Palace Cara tn plttSBurg. Mali
-, BNL1i'MoItE AND POT6M &c ItNff.RuAnD.' 'N
For Cnnandaigua, Rochester, Bnnho, Niagara : ~ n
m. daily, except sunday. with IRrlGr Car from liar
ace aIs TO Canandaigun,
For Wiamsport, Lock Haven, and ElmIrn at 90
For New York and tho East. 500 n. M, loao n. M.
10, lO, no, and lG20r m; ON sunday, i:ol eiO
Tor Cars; i;8 u; M, daily, except sunday.
f3r Bro1kkHn, N; y, al through trains connect ut
ing direct iran,icr 10 Fulton street avoiding doublo
- iorringe across New York city,.
FOR PhiiaHslphia Stn a m. iG0 a. m, 1870, 400 eS1.
Limited Express, 800 u. m. daily, except sunday.
For baltimore, $40 SEQ, $50, iU0 ~ M. and I3O ia
9:jnn. M. iSi, $50 Sso. So aid i6SO p. m, ''"
For Popc,s Creek Line, $40 aud lao ~ m. daily,
except SUNDAY.
For ANNAPOLIS, 10 A. M. and $40 p. M daily, except
| AIiiXINDRGA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, $50 100. eeD llOo. and lies n m.
O:2D, llO1. and ll:tj u. NJ, and 500 y. m.
For Richmond and the South tJO and l2S a. M daily.
Trars leave Alexandria for Washington. 500. 7:.l
sis. ana 1000 m: ~; o. 30l 300. 100. and g5O o.
NJ and ls:ol midnight; on Sunday W 7;.o, &l5. ad
Tickets an Information ~ the Office northeast cor
mer s OF Ih,r,eentn street ana PennsyiSanS avenue
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels aud
J. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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A Sure Cure Found at Last! No
One Need Suffer!

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching, and VI.
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instruments, and eleotuRries do more harm than
good Williams Ointment absorbs tho tumOrs
nllays the intense itching particularly at night
amer getting warm In bed), acts as poultico gives
instant and painless relief ana is prepared only
for Piles, itching Of the private parts, and for
nothing else.
Read what the Hon. ], NJ Coillnberry, OF Cleve-
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ment; ~ have used scores of Pile cures, aud it
affords me pleasure TO say that have never found
anything which gave such Immediate and perma-
nont reliefas Dr. Williams Indian Ointment"
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