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National Republican., 1885-09-15
Remember the base ball game ut ilj


These three articles are well known, the
beef is food, in iron power to increase the red
COrpuscles of the blood, while celery supplies
the loss TO the nerve tissues; compounded, as
by DR.. Henley, an excellent medicinal prepa-
ration, tonic restoring the dcbiitated system
its accustomed yigOr, Ladies, in particular,
find II panacea for the troubles of their sex,
lienlcy's Celery, Beef, and Iron is u perfect
remedy for debility fatigue, sleeplessness, ex.
hauston, lassltude, and host of kindred
atllictions. All druggists and dealers will
supply II. The propretOrs are Handy Il Cox,
li3 North Howard street, Baltimore, Nd.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
A Small Boy and His Cigarette.

Charles Oden, an 1l-year-old colored boy,
bought two cigarettes at Nash's grocery store,
Fourth and l. streets, about noon yesterday.
lie was told not to light until he got outside.
match to the floor, causing coal oil tank to
explode. An alarm from box % was sounded,
but the flames were eXtingulshed before the
arrival OF the fire engines by means of blanket
which was thrown over the fire. The boy was
arrested and charged with arson. He was re-
leased 70 appear in the police court to-day.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

Lieut.. Arnold Exonerated

Lieut. r. A. Arnold, ofthe llflh precinct, has
answered the charges brought against him by
Mr.. James p. IIambleton to the satisfaction of
the proper officials. Maj. Dye yesterday sent
Lieut.. Arnold's report to the commissioners in
tive aud satisfactory manner. Mai. Dye in.
dOrsed the report in the following language
81 have personally investigated this case, and
feel satisfied that Lieut.. Arnold has done only
his duty in the matter complained of. lie do
MES, of course, all the material allegations In
the complaint and certainly intended no
wrong. lie Is Jealous and fearless in the dis
stncts lead me to give him full support and
encouragement so long as he keeps within the
bounds of his duty. | do not think that the
public interests dc mand any further action in
this Cusgn
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Nationals VS.. Bridgeports to-day at i;l5.
The Strong Case in the district C ourt

The Strong Case in the District Court.
The court in general term yesterday resumed
Its session, sitting specially to hear the case of
Samuel Strong against the District of Columbia,
in which the former received an award of
the District Chief Justice Cartier aud Ass6.
ciatc Justices Cox, James, aud MerrlCk were
upon the bench. Gen. B. f. Butler and Col.
W. \. Cook appeared for Strong and Mcssrs.
Francis Miller and H. L. Davis for the District.
The court informed thccounscl that in conse-
qucnce OF the engagements of the judges only
one week could be allowed for the hearing OF
tie case. After some minor details were dis
posed of the hearing of the case was entered
upOn
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Base ball. Base ball. Capitol Park, AIS.
"a Funeral Instead of Fishing Trip.

Rev, c. +, sontag pastor Grace Reformed
Mission, Fifteenth and o streets northwest is
OF on q vacation. He had an engagement to
preach for brother minister, and go fishing
with him yesterday, in northern Pennsylvania,
but instead preached his friends funeral SER
mon yesterday, the resident pastor and his
on Friday Inst
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Infants Long ClOaks,

Of very fine merino, upper cape trimmed
with embroidery, special at S4.0S, worth
$3.50. Colors-Cream, drab and mauve.
A magnificent style, both capes enbrol.
dered, Of very fine merlno, special at So,
worth S6.95.
Selected novelties in Infants Cloaks,
trimmed with fine lace or embroidered in
combinations, such as cream and gold,
cream and pale blue, from 81 up to Sl5.
Ask to see our Star and Dotted Cloaks.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
THE BON MARCHE.
BABY DEPARTMENT.

We do not mean that we have any babies
for sale, but that we have everything baby
can use, from nursery pin to cloak, and
would particularly call the attention Of our
infantile friends to some novelties that we
have secured for them Should you not be
able to attend alone would be pleased to
see your mama with YOU, as, for instance !:
National Republican., 1885-09-15
DRY GOODS.
New Things for Fall

We are in daily receipt Of our Fall and
Winter Stock, comprising all the Foreign
and Domestic Novelties" and Staples
which are being placed On sale at our popu-
lar low prices. We give below part de-
scription Of some Of the new arrivals, and
respectfully ask your examination Of what
we consider the hest, newest and most fash
ionnhle stock ever our pleasure to display.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
A Trust Sale Enioined.

In the case of Jennie Cathcart VS.. Charles H.
knight, trustee and Elizabeth NJ DALEY, JUS.
tice Cox yesterday directed the injunction to
issue until further order, holding that Miss
CathCart must be notified of an Indebtedness
due before default could be declared. The
slOis due on insurance and taxes was paid into
the registry of the court, and again paid out to
the trustee, thus canceling all indebtedness
against the property.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

Abraham II, Herr and George W. Clssel,
executors Of the estate of Josiah W. Deener,
have presented final account, which shows a
balance in their hands of 81, $685. which, by
the terms OF the will, Is TO be held by them in
trust Tor certain objects. Mr.. Herr by n bill In
equity, states these facts and, in addition, that
the trust fund his personal attention. He asks
10 be relieved and discharged and some other
person appointed in his place.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Our Jersey Department Now
Complete.

Special-Imported stockinette, tailor
made, coat back or fan back, silk sewed,
at Sl.75, worth $2.25.
Special--Heavy imported stockinette,
rolling collar, tailor made, coat back, or
ribbon, bow, and plaits, at $l.9s; this Jer-
sey is well worth $2.45.
The Bon Marche Tucked-front Jersey, Of
elegant quality Of stockinette, at 81. .9S.
The Bon Marche "Mikado," best quality
of stockinette, wide Hercules braid, vest
front; coat back, at $3.0S.
A magnificent line of Fall Novelties In
Jerseys, from $2.25 up to $40.
,Children's Jerseys, in all sizes and colors,
plain and vest front, at low prices,
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Dress Goods.

Dress Goods.
Novelties in Dress Goods
usually take first rank, and
justly SO, for this season they
are simply superb. AS more
than a majority Of these fab
RIGS are in Boucle effects
(boucle, pronounced clay
we give the following descrip-
ton Of the goods: Boucle is
a French word, and means
curled or kinked. The warp
is of two threads, one form
ing the body of the goods,
with the filling, and the other
is of curled or kinked strands,
which stand out from the sur
face in little woolly circlets,
giving the goods an all,over
"nappy" effect. In some col
ors are carelesslyinterwoven,
producing, almost imper-
ceptibly, narrow stripes and
little blocks. Some are more
decided, and some are of
wide stripes, forming a bor-
der which is used for the
trimming.
Another novelty is a Chen
lille Embroidered Figure on a
smooth surface, the figures
being quite wide apart, and
is a shading Of two or more
contrasting colors, producing
a decidedly harmonious effect
and is considered quite re-
cherche. These are in Combi-
nation Dress Patterns Of s
yards each.
Plain Camels' Hair Serges,
with wide colored boucle bor-
ders, in the prevailing fall
shades and colorings.
Fine Casimir Cloths, with
elegant chenille embroidered
set figures in shaded effects,
in br on z e, myrtle, Havana,
dregs of wine, seal brown,
garnet, and navy blue.
The beauty of the new
goods this season lies in the
fact that seen at a distance of
twenty yards they pass for
one color, while as high as
thre e, four, and five are
woven therein, and only no.
ticeable at close quarters.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

We make show of fine Uphols-
terry Materials in our windows--hun-
dreds of pieces Of Raw Silk, Came
lines, Roourkes, Zephyrs, &c.
Magnificent Turcoman Curtains,
in Renaissance, Old English, and
Flemish designs.
Upholstery Materials will soon be
in great demand. Why not call
upon us and view the many novel
ties displayed? Shall we count upon
your
National Republican., 1885-09-15

Postmaster Conger has selected forty messen.
ger boys out of l25 applicants, They are to
report to him Thursday. Thirty of this mum
Der Will be selected to begin work Oct. /.
Should the service require more messengers
they will be appointed,
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Infants Long Flannel Skirts,

made from Gilbert's best flannel. Plain
hemmed skirt at 81; scalloped at $l,50;
scalloped and dotted at $1.75; embroidered
at So, So. .25, So. so, and $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

THE mystery of last years red sunset has not
yet been explained. 1t was, however, doubt.
less due to some unknown atm ospheric intlu-
ence. But there Is no mystery about Red Star
Cough Cure. II is n scientific combination of
the best known curative agents In the vegetable
kingdom, and its effects in the treatment of
throat and lung diseases are simply marvellous.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Flannel Body Skirts.

Plain hemmed at 65c scalloped at 95c;
fcalloped and dotted at $l.35; fine embIoi-
dered at $l.05, $l95, and $3.50.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

1s Norehfm Lace Curtains long; price,
reduced to 75c pa.
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long price,
reduced to 81 10 per pair
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains long; former price, so
reduced to Seso per pair.
PAIRS fine Nottingham Curtains, AZ long, former price,
$780, reduced to So IS per pair.
pairs fine Nottingham long, former price,
$500; reduced to $50 per pair.
pairs extra fine Nottingham long, former price,
$500; reduced to S. IS per pair.
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long; former price, sIoo reduced
to $500 pair.
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long, price,
to SIoso per pair.
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long; former price,
price, SI2.5o per pair
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards longs
to $4,000 per pair.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

Will be on exhibition at THE
PALAIS ROYAL, Monday, Sep
tember IA. at 10 a. M, the first ar
rivals from Europe of Fall Styles in
Jerseys. The most beautifully beaded
goods ever exhibited in the United
States.
Ladies respectfully invited to in
spect.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Small Wares Department.

New -Unquestlonably the largest variety
and the best assortment ever our pleasure to dis
play.
Buttons in metal, bone, pearl cut Steel crochet
French carved, tailor made, lasting, &C., in Hat
bullet, hnlf-ball, steel centers in different sizes
and In colors to match all the fashionable shades of
dress materials.
Black Buttons, In dull Jet cut Jet, and pressed let.
Plain and Fancy Black Crochet Buttons, In diff
ferent shapes.
Also q Novelty" in Black Crepe Buttons, the
surface being wrinkled, producing Grape effect.
Tailor-made Buttons for the popular tailor-made
suits, In oil the fashionable ColOrs.
Pearl Glove Buttons In six popular shades
BELTs-All kinds of Belts at all kinds of prices.
DRESS sHIELDS-Fedora, Canheld, oil Silk,
seamlcss1subber Shields with satin lining ut right
prices.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Ladies' Jerseys.
An Apology in Order.

Our manufacturer having met with mis-
fortune, We were obliged to open our store
without Jerseys, although they were adver
tised; We disappointed great number OF
rectify the calamity by selling the best
shaped Jerseys at the lowest prices possible
National Republican., 1885-09-15
''P. d."

They are without doubt the best fitting
Corsets in the market to-day. Nothing but
the best materials are used in producing
same. We shall always keep on hand the
different styles in every size and color.
In connection with the above we will
commence to sell Monday, Sept. IA:
so dozen Bon Marche Superior Corsets, of
blue, at 64c; they are worth Soc.
20 dozen OF "Our Laura" n German
Woven Corset, heavily boned, at soc; worth
SIPS
20 dozen of German Woven Corsets, EN-.
broidered bust, at SOC.
10 dozen Il, ~ G. IIand,sewed Corsets, 5
hooks, French coutil, at 81; they are fe-
tailed elsewhere at $l25.
25 dozen of Imported G. b. Corsets,
French satteen, lace top, In all colors, at
Sl.25; retailed elsewhere at $l.3S.
A full line of Warmers and Thompson's
Glove-ittlng Corsets.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Hosiery Departm ent.

New Ladies' Hosiery. We mention one item, viz
Unbleached Babriggan, extra size and extra large
superior quality, 02lac per pair.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Flannel Department.

New Flannels are here. The head of this depart
ment says of this stock: at is unquestionaby the
largest, best and most complete we have ever
shown, and the prices are at the bottom"
The "specialties" are Iard-wide Shakers at 25,
80, 37il, 40, az, 90, 90, 62Ia, and Csc; an All
wool Scarlet Twilled Flannel, which we sold last
season ut 35c, now 25c; also 27-inch White for
zoe.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
CORSETS.

We beg to call your attention to the IA
nous and well-known French Corsets,
known as the
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Black Goods.

New Black Goods novel;
ties will be displayed Tues
day morning, Sept. IS, a full
description Of which will ap-
pear later; meanwhile we ask
you to take a peep. Near a
hundred pieces Of different
styles and weaves.
New arrivals in both Vel
vet and Silk Departments.
Have to be seen to be appre-
ciated.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Print Department.

Indigo Blue Prints, fast coors, good styles &c.
36-inch "lndlgO Cloth" printed on best Wam-
sutta muslin, washing and wearing qualities unsur-
passed, 15c per yard.
Handsomely Figured Navy Blue Percales.
Fine satine Foulards, lOci last seasons price,
12ihc.
Elegant patterns in Brown, Blue, Garnet, and
Black Grounds
Best Black "Old Englishn Chintz 32.lnch, and
warranted to wash, 12l2c per yard,
Fine Satnes sold during the summer at 16c; thi
new invoice is offered at 12lac per yard Equally
as soft and almost Ms satiny as the French goods.
Prints for Comfortable" made for duraDilitj, 2,
not beauty, and 0lIc per yard
National Republican., 1885-09-15

"Welsh" Flame the best fan-
mel produced in the world.
Fall styles in Skirts, Chemises,
&C., now on exhibition at THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
"Welsh" Flannel Underwear pre-
vents rheumatism, colds, &c.
Recommended by the medical
fraternity.
National Republican., 1885-09-15

We are in receipt Of three barrels
of Fresh-made Saratoga Chips, di-
rect from the manufacturer every
other day. They are the finest in
the world, and always fresh and
crisp.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
CUINNlP'S CUINNIP'S
4o4 Seventh ST. and 4oe Seventh St.
Lace Curtain Sale.

We have determined 10 close Curtain Department.
offer entire stock
REAL and NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS at Rare Bargains
National Republican., 1885-09-15

We areselling the following brands
OF Lime Fruit Juice, Martinique,
Jamaica, Raleigh, Montserrat, and
Rose, all at soc bottle.
National Republican., 1885-09-15
Lace Curtains.
Lace Curtains.

Are you in want of handsome
Madras Curtain, that hangs so grace
fully and sheds such lovely light
within homes?
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Proposals for Fresh Beef
and Mutton.

HKapoC AEsTERs DEP'T OF COLUMBIA
once Of Chief CommissAry.
Vancouver Barracks. W. T.. Feb "a lSS5b
CEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLI-
= carz subject 10 the usual coldi tons
win BE received AZ tbs ONCE and Al tie
offices Of the AcIag Comm1ss4Tles Of
Subsistence a the following named posts
those posts only. until u o'c ock EooR on
"Wednesday. March =. 1854 81 which
time and places they viii b opened N
the presence OF bidders. for furnishing
and Delivering fresh beef and mutton
curing the year cor menelz9 July /. lss5
Boise Barracks. / T.; Fort CANDY. ~.
T.: Fort Cdeaf 4 Alene. /. T.. Fort klAm'
sth. Oregon; Fori spokane. ". T.: Fort
Townsend. -. T.; Vancouver Barracks.
". T.: Fort Walia Wzlls. ". T.
Proposals viii also % received 81 the
same time and date for supplying Fors
ColyiIie. W. r.. and Fort Iapwai. 1. r., Al
this ofTice and al the offices of the A. c.
Walla- W. 7 respectively.
The Government reserves the right 70
reject any or al bids.
bidders viii understand that contracts
made under this advertisement. and pro
pcsals made in response thereto. shall not
be construed 20 involve the United states
in any obligation for payment IN excess Of
the appropriation granted By Congress
for the puIpos
Blank proposals and printed circulars.
stating the kind OF beef and mutton re
quired. and giving full instructions IS &c
the manner Of bidding. conditions to b.
observed BY bidders. and terms OF con.
tract and payment. viii be fu nished on
applicat 70 this Office or 70 the A. c,
5. al the several posts.
Envelopes containing proposals should
b. marked - Proposals for Fresh Reef tal
Muf.ont at Fort -, and addressed &C
the undersigned or 70 the Acting Com.
missarT Of Subsistence 81 the seyeral
posts. c. A. WOODRUFF,
Captain and c s, L.. 5. A.
fed iW Chief G. = d. C..
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SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
= Third Judicial Districs OF the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms a
Seattle. In King county. for the counties
Of King and kfisap
Ne. i2sl-Bes i ID. Dodge. plaintiff. vs.
Eugene w. Dodge, defendant
Complaint filed In the county Of King.
IN the ONCE OF the Clerk Of said District
Court.
fas uSuED sFsTEs oT AaKzEcA Ssxb GnEErtSs
To Eugene w. Dodge. defendant.
aoa are hereby required 10 appear Ia an
action brought against you by tbs above
named plaintiff, ia the district Court OF
the bird Jud lcial district Of the Terri
tori OF Washington. holding terms AZ the
city Of Seattle. in the county CT King for
the counties Of King and Kiuap. and 70
answer the compliant died therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
ncAfion or this summons or Judgment by
default viii be taken against you. accord
ing 70 the prayer OF the complaint.
The said action Il brought 10 Obtain Q
decree of divorce from the defendant on
the ground Of abandonment for more than
one year, and for the custody nurture.
care and education Of infant child. Ea-
gene Henry Dodge.
Witness the Honorable Roger 8 Greene.
49, Judge Of the said District Court.
SEAL and the zeal thereof, this ID
49, day Of February. A. ID. 1886.
JAMES SEAYkY, Clerk
By JANIS p. LCDLow. DEPUTY Clerk.
7. J. hufnes, Attorney for plaintiff
A.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
L Third Jud ciai district Of Washint ton
Territory, holding terms At Seattle.
No. i0s5-Phiiip II. Lewis. Fialntifi. vs.
John J. Suve defendant.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF sale
and decree OF foreclosure issu ed out Of
the District Court. holding terms st Seat
Tie. on the legh day Of February, ts5i in
the above enfstled action. wherein the
aooye-1amed Plaintiff obtained jadx-
men and decree against the above-named
defendant. l. am commander to sell the
following nlorfgased premises that Is TO
say:
Lots one a. two %. three 60 aae. i've tSl.
and southeast quarter tS.E II OF north
v ct quarter INV. ~ section thirty-two
tS4t. township twenty five t35l north, range
seven az east e0ntaiAing les 70 100 acres
Notice 10 therefore hereby given that On
saturday. the 2Ist day Of March,
1855.
At II o'cli OK a. m Of said day. in front Of
The Court HORSE door, in the city of seat
tie, King county, Washington Territory,
| will. in Obedience to said orier OF sac
and decree Of foreclosure. sell the above
described property or 30 much thereof as
may be Rece ssary To satisfy Plaintiffs
Judgment, with interest there 70 end
c2sts, 20 the highest and best bidder for
cash.
Dated Seattle. February 70 Isss.
J. II. MoGkAW,
fels Sheriff OF King county. W. T.
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Proposals for Military 81
plies.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF coLuaEzl
Once Of Chief QaArtarxnaslef,

HEADQUARTERS DxP'F OF coLua<zkl
Once Of Chief QaArtsrx1Rslefs
Vancouver barracks, Feb. 81 lkA
GEALkD PR0PUSALs IN TklFt5
- cate. subject 70 the asnAl cQnej9lst
viii - receiTsd al this Once Or - =
Offices Of the v. 5 ousrtffuas,ess = =
following named poets mnhl y efEskk
noon. on Monday. March ~ lseA q 49,
places and time they will " oQeael 7
the presence Of bidders Tor ne Mf2ss
ing and delivery Of military npfi,<z 81
ins the fiscal yeas com1lslrnk ~
1Ssa and ending June ~ ~ = tc;ss1
Hav and straw, o. Has In hsa Of efrsIx
or such of said supplies a. NAY % -
qnired. af Portland, uregon. es.se nsr
racks. I. r.: Fort Townsesa ". u f sp
Ce1r d'Aiene. L T.; Fgfz 5ReSs14 ".
T.; Fort c&nby. W. 1. fsrt 49, 80 =.
W. T.: Vancouver DcR<z ~.
Klamath, Oregon: Fert CAMILLA W.L
The GO yernnacnf reserves the riSht 70
reject anY or al propoeais. -. !,
Preferences win b gives - 49, y.
domestic prod uotiaz. and - srs.e- ~
domestic production Dr<nacea = vi
Paeific Coast. conditions q 49, -
quality heing equal, 70 IA ex,1s .1 ..-ss,s,
sumption required b. me pa'
there. ....s...
Blank proposals. and prls,se ei,ss,s 49,,
giving full particulars - e - :. n.
Of hiddinz. csc VIII Be nifz 6s--sss.
plicatioa fe this ofiios o. - ~ $500
masters az the various post4 nxa y ..k..,hi
Envelopes Eostainsng plnpcs J,
be marked . Proposals. Tor *,
and addressed 10 the undsrAsnc1 y y"
respective Post QnarterDaslerA
A. 3. KIMbALlA !,
Major and QnaRtaEmastsr. U.h - 49,
(lraa ts.s ma akaF tNH-
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
i Third Judicial District Of the Terri.
tory OF Washington. holding terms at Sc
attle. In King county. for the counties OF
King and Kitsap.
No. .50s--L n. Bieelow. plaintiff. vs.. D.
ID. Miller. defendant.
Complaint filed in the county ef King.
IN the oEfice Of the Clerk OF said District
Court.
The Czited States Of 4BaSs-ied seHl GREETING
To d. ID. Miller, defendant.
You sie hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaiRtiff In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at the
city OF Seattle, in the county Of King, for
the ceunties OF King ard Kitsap. and TO
answer the complaint filed therein within
sixty days from the date OF the first pub
lie alton OF this summons or Judgment by
default VIII be taken against you accord
ing 20 the prayer Of the complaint.
The sai1 &C ion Is brought to obtain
payment OF the sum Of nine hundred and
eighty-8e dollars. and interest thereon
'at the rate OF ore and one quarter per
cent. per month from date until paid, due
upon two promissorS notes mad and exc
oufed by said defendant, ID. ID. Miller, and
BY him delivered to the said plaintiff I.
n. B'gelow. on the 18th day of May, 1884,
and for an attorney fee Of five per c. Mt.
upon the amount due. and for costs in this
action.
Witness the Hon. Roger 8. Greene.
-, Judge Of the "a d District Court
sEAI- and the seal thereof. this 2ith
- day OF February. A. ID. 1855.
JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
BY JAMES p. LUDLOW, Deputy.
c. x. Bowman. attorney for plaintiff.
mH5
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A scEK CCEE FoCyD AZ LAsT--so ONE
EEKD s-YFEE
A sars cuFs for Bind. BIsSdiog. Itch
ing and CleeFzsed Piles has been dis
cuTsr1d By Or. wiHli2n an Indian
Remedy, called DIR. Williams IRdian
Pie Olntmens. A single bsx 5ss cured
tie voTst chronic c4sss Of = or - year.
standing. No 0ns assd s1der I'VE EIn-
utss after applying this vonceFfai
soothing raedseine. Lotions. Instr1-
uaeuts and slsetrsFies do more narue
than good. Williams Indian Pile ONT
rnent absorhe the tlnlors. sllsys the N
tense itching particularly al night aft
sY getting warm Ia bed ,, acts - pool-
tiee. gives instant relief, and u prepared
only for Pills.. itching Of the private
parts. and for nothiug else
ks9d what the Hon j. n. Cofnn0eEry
q Cleveland says about Dr.. William $
Indian Pile Ointment - have used
SORES Of Pile Cgnss, and is zaords me
pleasure 70 say thai hESe never found
ANYTHING vhish gave sGek Immediate
and permanent relief a. DR.. william :
Indian Ointment" For sale by all
druggists, and mailed On receipts OF
priee-fI. Sold by A. 3. Stevar; Seattle
FRaxxE MEDICINE Co., Proprs.
Cleveland, y.