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Lyrics of Culture.
From the Boston Courier.

Lyrics of Culture.
From the Boston Courier.
HOME AGAIN.
The maiden walks the strand no more
Enjoying the ocean breeze
Where the tiny wavelets kiss the shore
And the sand Is alive with heas.
No more in a suit of blue or drab
She into the water goes;
She fears no more the vOracous crab
That sought to devour her toes
She is done for the while with seaside hops,
Those innocent dssipations;
She has turned her back dudes and fops,
AND given mp beach hirtations.
The maiden is back from her summering
To home and its dear delights,
BACK TO the garden gate. to swing
With her beau through the autumn nights.
SAD HOMECOMING
She's home at last and her heart is gay:
She opens her wardrobe aIack! aiackl
she finds that while she has been away
The moths have devoured her sealsk1n sacqus.
WHY HE COMES NOT.
She stands at the garden gate tonight
No word does the maiden speak,
And teardrop. CLEANS like a diam ond bright
On the rose OF her velvet cheek.
The sun in his glory has long since set,
The robin has ceased his song;
With the falling dew the leaves are wet
The hour is past and he comes not yet,
On. why does he stay so long:
In vain she seeks to restrain her tears
AS the precious moments fleet;
And her heart Is filled with doubts and feara
AS she listening stands and strains her ears
For the sound of her lovers feet
Oh. beanteous maid at the garden gate.
Il pity thy woeful plight:
But get thee In, for the hour is late,
For thy lovers coming longer wait,
he Will not appear tonight.
Fain would the youth to thy side have flown.
But he hadn't change of clothes
To his shirts and collars and cuffs holds on
I'LL he pays up the bill he owes
FROM CHILDHOOD TO woMANHooD.
Blushing maid with manner shy.
standing with reluctant feet
Where the brook and river meetn
DIPS her toes in with sigh
With sigh and with shiver,
Ihen with one last lingering look
Turns her back upon the brook,
And Is swimming In the river
HOW IT TASTED
She was maid of many charma
AS lovely rs the rose;
She held her poodle in her arms
And fondly kissed his nose
Her lover. lying at her feet,
Was enviOuS as could be-
Aa "a SAD SAD. on, give Kiss Is sweet
She stopped and kissed him on the lips.
Then sprang he to his feet:
She. biushing to her finger tips.
Inquired, =" Well, was It sweet?"
he wiped his mouth, picked up his cane,
And then prepared to Jog
Rsmarking." Sweet we'll, to be plain,
1t kind O tastes of dog"
A.
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tho BOSTON, VIA PROVIDENCE

CHEAP. SHORT AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
To Boston, Newport Narragansett Pier and adjacent
resorts by the sea.
Take the popular steamer "Leary" or "EXcelsior"
on TUESDAYS or FRIDAYS. q $50 p. NJ. con
Meeting in Norfolk with the frstclan passenger
steamers Berkshire and Johns HopkinA
To Providence. $13 round trip, t24.
10 Boston. via Providence, SI4; round trip. ga
For further Information inquire ~ Office 7h s4reet
wharf Telephone No 7<5-a VIZ. WEIGH,
U9-2m Aren't
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CHANCLRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON
~ STREET, BETWEEN FOUR-AND-A-HALF

NHANCERY SALE OF FKAME HOUSE on
~ STREET, BETWEEN FOURAND-A-HALE
AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Ct -
Il Equity cause ko. sS39 wherein Caiherne -
were defendants. viii sell At public auction in front
ofths premises On MONDAY, FOgRTEKNTH DA Y
OF SEPTEMBER, AID 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK r.
H.. the following described real estate tuate In the
city Of Wellington. District Of Columbia, 70 wit: An
known and Distinguished the eastern eleven (11)
fest and two ~ inches front hy the depth thereof Oh
lot numbered thirteen Q3l, in square numbered i've
hundred $500. together with the imps &c
Terms: Onehah of the purchase money 70 be IN
payments to be secured by deed Of TRUST the prop
erty sold or AL cash. It the option ofthe purchaser
deposit OF $1OO ct time Of sale. All cO0veyancinE,
&C. Ct the cost ofths purchaser.
BAINBRTDGE II. WEBB,
$40 "A st NV, Trustee.
DUNCANeON BROS. Auc4s. au8l -dddS
For Other AuetiNna See 9Th RAge.
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T1HoMAs DOWNING, Aucnoneer.
II,
0e4,o,7,9,11,1Z,13 Trustee and Assignee
TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD MATERIAL
FROM THE BUREAU OF PRINTING And
PLANES, GORDON HAND PRINTING
MAGHfNEs,f IRON kAfl1 NsiA And co Oil OF
EITRIOL. ALSO, A LARGE NUMBER OF
DESKS, TABLES. CHAIRS. &c.
On TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER
EIGHTH, 1885, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, in front of
my auction rooms, where they have been removed
for convenience, shall sell the abovedescrbed old
material
BY order Of e. o. GRAVES,
0o3-dts Chief of Bureau
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MEDICAL, &c.

Mrs BROWN !CoLoREDl TAKES LADIES
nR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
Be- consulted daily, 464 T.; bet "a and 9th sta NV.
ssy rooms anS SG sis
once always open. sei-sss
MML. DE FOREST, LONG NsTA BLIsHEDA AND
oss $4,000 1SAS 7tA .. Hw once hSSls Nom
Fi Ssss iisss:
nR AND ME sELDFN. $40 MISSOURI AVE
u Special treatment for ladies; over thirty years
charges snc sSS
S Spss g: o. ws Scs sSsy
h sst me ane ain n thu; sSs
u r msH ssS Z: ss n %
ccnsu'tsison ana .dycs ne e eny hour during s
Z 20 s. g az 3 g sss. az Pubic
1Da. BROTHERs |. the oldest E1t.oli.hed edvel.
oopsSs b B OF sos ySa avn
e5tcula. assentaoo pesd to "A 3d. peculiar %
Bcs.d VII god soconmodssions. and kiod Ell.
cent nurses h0enished TO those who may desire % stay
afew days in the city under hD treatment sul2-lms
MANHOOD REsTORED By USING A BOTTLE
-1A1 or two Of DR. BROTHERS. Invlsofat1ng Cor
dial win cure any case Of nervous debility and loA
q neryS p0wee II tmparss vigor 70 ths whole sys
3O DAYs TRIAL
Ezscrnc vo1rA 2s BE RaE: md on. n..e,,,o
A Az. We WIN ssnd On thirty dayT TIA. %
DEBILITY. L. vi..ty md those 49,. o1a pss.onsl
rs.ies md conp!ses rss:ess;ioa 2 nsata ysos and
pamPA!st hsa Addrs8 voLTAIc 1x1T 90. No
ena1. Aaca. es0eo
a -CARDITO ALL WHO ARE 6UlYERINo
"a rom errors nd indlscstsons q yocth nsTvoH
- red.. fh.s vm 30 yog. Erss q 90 n. !.
eeuth AmeE3cA SD salEe1d.S1.s1 enyeleIs e 1sx
JO6HRH Z. M4AA. oene1sn d. New Yoxk
M HOBERN9QN, 1HB0I.DDyT ETA 1IMHED
D0ecialia q Batfimer4 g - oon1nned every
WsaSasdAy "a elanrday. e 800 ~ no1 %
censsy sesszsssd : Ser = ax dsgn Without - -
peisoas pestysN sured Without tbs ~ e mes1Ey.
80 y. LboEU e. 1att1mora. Nd te64m
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MRS BROWN (COLORED) TAKES LADIES
WI before and during illness, q her nice home 3OS
Missouri ava NV. where they wiz have the best Of
care, se2-I me
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GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
A POSITIVE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS OR
THE LIQUOR HABTE
can be given In cup Of coee or tea without the
knowledge Of the pefson taking Il b absolutely
hATmleR and VII e1e4 peEmAnent and speedy
cure whether the pAtien . moderate drinker or an
alcoholic wreck Il has been Owen In Thousands At
cases, ana meveFy instance perfect cure has fol-
lowed. Ia NKvER yAuA The syBosm once impreg.
naaed with The apoi6c, e becomes IN utter impouoi-
hilify for the liquor appetite . exask
GOLDEN SPECIFIC 90, Proxiseora
OnG1nnaf, OhSn
Tor aalsby
R K HEIPHENSJINE
EBBEF4 HOUSE DRUG sToRR
Cornof 1A1h and 0Eeee also corner Ian aeoet and
Vermont avenue, Waahdngtsa, D.C
Gail write fur ceculan and fnn paeScuaara dlo~o
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AUCTION SALES.
nESIRABLE ELEvEN-MOoM COTTAGE AT
IL MOUNT PLEASANT, SITUATED ON SIX
IEENTH STREET EXTENDED. NEAR

~ MOUNT PLEASANT, SITUATED ON SIX
SHERIDAN AVENUE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER -
sEvENTH, S SIX O'CLOCK, we viii sell. in -
nont OF the premises, that desirable 1l-room, ~
cottage at Mount Pleasant, 18th street extended
near sheridan avenue being parts of Lots 10 and 10
IN Browns second subdivision Of Pleasant Plains
The House has been newly painted and papered: has
bathroom, cellar, cstern and fne we'll The Lot con-
streets.
Terms: Small cash payment; balance one two,
three and four years notes to bear six inter-
est payable semtannualy. TO be secured by deed OF
trust or All cash at option of purchaser deposit
xlOO required ct time Of sale Conveyancing, &C. 1t
This is rare chance to obtain delightful home on
easy terms and to street cars schools &c
se25t DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
rT>HoMAs BOWLING. AucnOneer.
AssIGNEE's SALE.
Under and by virtue Of deed in trust and assign
ment from Dennis A Burke duly recorded on the 4th
auction on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -FOUR
TENTH. A d. 1885, ut TEN O'CLOCK A. M. on
the premises, all the full stock and fixtures Of rst
cless grocery store, including steam-engine, mill
boiler, and rooster. now in store numbered $50 9TH
street northwest being at the southeast of 7t
and 1 streets northwest, in the city of Washington.
and fancy groceries. A 6rstclass horse, wagon and
harness and buggy win be sold In front OF the
the same time.
Terms Cash.
RANDALL HAGNER
Se4o,7,9,11,12,13 Trustee and Assignee.
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HOME MATTERS.

4HE OYSTER sEAsoN-yARIoUs WAYS OF COOK
INC THE LUSCIOUS BIvALvE-JELLIEs AND
PRESERVES - USEFUL HINTS AND sUGGEs-
TONS OF ALL SORTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

DR LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
~ only reliable Ladies' Physician In the city can
be consulted daily, 464 st. bet IA and 9th sta NV
Prompt treatment Correspondence and consults-
Office always open. eel-6ts
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III.
"Lyndhursts gone Off to Paris" said CAPTAIN
Tom harrington next morning, laying down
the Times unconcernedly, as If ne had Just read
the news In its pages, and glancing across at his
sister.
..Ah! here it is at last" cried Mrs. harrington.
waving an envelope tfiumphantly behind the
"What. from hime" Mabel calculated, Off her
guard. II mean, at least, OF course, from herr"
seeing Toms eyes curiously regarding her.
Lady Clanjamfry's invitation" continued
"'Mrs and Miss Darlington, Thursday, 9th
July, 10 o'clock. Thought reading:' How de-
"Ughr' shuddered Tom, resuming the Times,
but still covering his sisters face from behind
II. Don't ask me, do they? That's all right
It's all huImbug you know; put up thing: I've
lows TO stand. holding girls hands -'
81, Tom! said his mother much scandalized,
would never permit such a thing. Besides, this
Is not TO be an amateur seance; there Ia q regu-
lar experimentalist, Herr Van Boschmann,
"Sever fails To take in the Simplesons, dare
say! Are You as Infatuated about this nonsense
~! Oh, I don't know! That is, I think IL in
very interesting. There must be something in
"a very new and original opinion. nv dear,
I've no doubt there is and Van der Bosch, or
whatever his name Is, thinks so too. Did tell
you that your young friend Lyndhurst had
gone Oh 10 Paris at q moments notice, and
public opinion Is divided between the idea of
an elopement in high life or An appointment to
head q forlorn hope at TonQuin?"
"Who told your" Mabel continued to drink
tea out OF q cup she had already finished, and
kept her eyes resolutely fixed on the rosebud at
the bottom of it.
81 met Curzon last night and he was full of Il,
Said he met Lyndhurst on Tuesday in Sloane
street In the most ridiculous hat, and he dashed
past him In the widest way-went of that very
evening TO Paris, cutting all his engagements,
Curzon said Ii was just as well he did 60 for no
one could possibly have known him in such q
| tile!'
Mabel said nothing, but helped herself to
butter. "Plucky giri!' thought Tom; 'Ashe
won't show II IL hurts like her for that"
| "You would go, Tom DEAR wouldn't you, II ]
| could get another card?" asked Mrs, Barring
| ton, Persuasively. 1T would be 90 much nicer
for Mabel and me II we had you with u.s.
| you had better take Tom in my place, mann
/ ma Mabel jumped up and went hastily 70
| the window under pretence Of giving her canary
q lump Of sugar, but her hand shook 90 that Il
dropped on the floor Of the cage, Tom observed.
/ II don't think care much about It."
| moi care! Why week ago your heart wa
| set upon this thought-reading and We were
moving heaven and earth for the Invitation
| What has happened to you, Mabelf''
/ Nothing; only suppose q week ago had
very little chance Of going, so lonGed Tor It
Now that II 10 within my reach don't care 9
| bit about IT. the girl answered, YEARLY. at
seems TO me that u always the way; one doesn't
know the value OF anything unless It n unat
] shs ndsstsd about the room for IN instant O
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Gated. In spite Of the great length OF the
drawing room, which was the special glory Of
Mabel, seated beside her mother and, dressed
exactly as the professor had described, in the
brand new toilette which Mrs. Darlington had
the season, the details OF which had even in
terested Tom, little as he was generally given
70 1--WE lVHVsstiga ai, .l lsdis; S Xt
Miss harrington! Just consider how wonderful
it all Is and how you alone are able to make It
You most accurately In spite Of the bandS Se
know you won't refuse TO help u.s." In short,
Lady Clanjamfry would take no denial.
II don't like 1t" said Mabel, family.
at isn't as II i were in public" Lady Clan.
jamfry assured her. eve are only few friends
met together for this curious investigation, and
Nothing can happen but what Is pleasant
and proper" asserted Mabels mamma, who
SELF aW6y. Mabel, you, who are SO Interested sr
in these things and are such capital mediuml
Don't keep Lady Clanjamfry waiting, but 20
Lord Curzon gave her his arm: there was a
Iaint murmor OF applause from the people who
we're ufed OF waiting for . start. and Mabel
stood opposite each other, with Professor Won
Boschmann, like blindfolded Cupid, between
"Ah! this Is all right ct lastr' said the latter.
nyn s.,. ~ hsd never dared to meet Mabel's
EYES. G s rs ane professor requested her TO re:
her bare hand oouS noe ssase y
disgust and swift glance In her direction. Her
;acs , %as oeaaiy pale and the long kid glove
we are now fully prepared for any test you
mann II viii ask these two gentlemen" bow
ing IA sne direction OF the clergyman and the
Pnysacaan MIN e. much accuracy as the ban-
green room, while Miss harrington and Colonel
nna ?. Grange the form which the expert
msns ~ - ~ sexe. ana Concentrate their minds
oomPlishment OF our purpose"
,, nes ~ ny 70 II possible for either Lvnd-
LADY Cantamny's carrfaes umhreiiaGx d,
Loto Cuison gravely suspended 10 the center
cnande.er. end which the united company de
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

DURING this sweltering weather
the Democrat grows very "hot under
the COLLAR The oppressive and
heated air might be alleged as the
sole reason for this uncomfortable
ness. But, nay y! strange as Il may
seem, while everything else il heated
andRglOwing, there comes a chilling
breath from Washington which is
deplOrable. The faithful are still ne
elected. The rascals still an the inn
p0rtant offices. The old fashioned,
blue coated, hickory caned relies
OF - years ago are ~ much ''in exile"
as they ever were. The upstari dy-
nasty which stole the country from
good old Democracy, and which only
stOlc two cents afterwards accounted
for) In - years Of power, seems still
TO keep on Notwithstanding q
recent tidal wave, which was supposed
60 have washed the tWo-cent rascals
all away. What's the use In having
q party and having that party In pow
eF. unless the party gifts are bestowed
with lavish hand that's the ques-
tiOn which agitates the good, old
fashioned Democrat aud makes him
s'hot under the collar" We sympa- /
thise with these estimable old gent le-
men, who are blessed with = President
that accents "rephorm" every time
he uses the word, and who uses il so
often as 10 End little time to reward
the ancient vassals Of the party Of
Jefferson
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

Smoky View township is having
It's share Of social gatherings. First
came the picnic at Mr.. OlOf Johnson 8
grove, uner the auspices Ofthe Assaria
Sunday. school. This was n most
enjoyable affair and reflects credit on
the pastor, Rev. lie Veau and super
intendent swanson. Next I'm order
was the picnic at Bridgeport, DecOra-
tiOn Day. The services at the eeme
tery were very impressive, and were
listened TO with close attention by the
spectators.
Al the close Of the ceremonies on
Decoration day the people were all
invited TO adjourn tO-Mr. Lamar's
grove, where dinner was served by
the Post. There was enough on the
tables for a regiment, and was com.
posed Of the best the land affords.
Senator Kelley Of Mcpherson was
the orator Of the day, and did the
occasion ample justice I'm q neat and
appropriate speech. He was followed
by Rev. MaxOn and Mr. Campbell Of
Abilene. The AssariA and Bridgeport
bands were present and dlscOursed
some fine music.
Mr. Detrick's little boy has been
quite sick.
Mr.. OlOf JOhnsOn's little boy Henry,
shot In the mouth last Sunday by the
accidental discharge Of pistol In the
hands Of his cousin.
Roy Lamkin talks Of returning to
AssRriA in the near future.
Assaria has concluded TO celebrate
the Fourth Of July In grand style.
lt is the intention OF our citizeus 20
make this affair the largest and best
ever held south of Salina. John A.
Anderson, NJ. C., IL expected to be
present aud deliver the OratiOn. 9th
er prominent speakers will be present
from Salina and elsewhere. The men
who are at the head OF this movement
will leave no stone unturned to make
this a day long 20 be remembered
with pleasure by all who participate
with us.
Miss Phyllis Dunn left for AlamOsa,
Colorado, last Monday evening.
Hon Tom Anderson, accompanied
by his father and brOther-in-laW, were
In town Tuesday, and went out ON
the hills 20 visit Toms cattle ranch.
Quite a sensation was created last
at Bridgeport when Il was
learned that a real live dude was run
ming ut large on the picnic grounds.
When found and placed under the |
il was found to be only |
half grown and perfectly harmless.
NON NOMEN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

Tar cities along the Union Pacific
in Central and Western Kansas are
without an exception enjoying build
ing luooms Besides the necessary
new business houses 90 accommodate
the natural increase in trade, numer-
Ous new residences are being built.
People begin 90 ind that their homes
are not large enough and luxurious
enough and hence they levy on
their hank accounts for increasing
their home comforts. palatial homes
are being built IN Junction City, Clay
Center, Abilene, Minneapolis, Salina,
Ellsworth aud other western places.
With the aid Of the holly water
works system, which has become a
necessity and Is being adopted In all
of our central and western Kansas
cities, aud which does 50 much for
the growth Of grass lawns and trees,
there will be in few snort years no
collection of eastern cities which can
"hold q CANDLE 90 ours Of these fair
valleys. Art l. doing her lovel best
90 beautiCy and ornament our West
ern cities, and they must become in
comparable in beauty and attractions.
AS IL without any concerted plan
there seems 10 exist a laudable rival
~ among these cities to excel each
other in attractiveness. Let Il con-
tinue.
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New Cambria Chatlerinas.

Warm weather has commenced in
full earnest.
The new steam Touring mill Is now
an assured fact. Work will be COM
menced on the foundation ri once.
Geo. Kruger has the contract for put
ting up the building.
Prof. T. J. ROllman, OF BroOkville,
spent day or two here the first Of
the week.
Mr.. David Ely, q brOtheF-ln-law Of
Mr.. Josiah Stahl IL here on a visit,
from Pennsylyanis.
Stahl Bros. will be ready tO grind
feed by the first Of next week. The
building has been completed, and part
OF the machinery Is now In place, and
the balance will be put In the last Of
this week.
The blacksmith shop now sports a
new sign board.
Miss Ella MeBratney is spending
the week with Miss Della DOnmyeT.
Mr.. Chas. G. Hahn and family
spent last Saturday and Sunday Rt
Mentor with relatives.
Benz. F. Markley, Of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Jacob Donmyer Is again suf-
fering with asthma, her old COM
plaint. NJ. T. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

The New York Sun has the follow
ing fur its Leader: The Republicans
appear to believe that they will carry
New York next fall, aud deal the
federal administration = stunning
blow. They seem to think what they
have TO do Is TO name a respectable
candidate for governor, and that ev-
erything else will follow as q matter
Of course. This will, perhaps, account
for the swelling list Of aspirants for
that Office among our Republican
friends; but are not the Omens Just as
significant on the other side? Are
not the candidates for the first place
on the ticket ~ numerous among
Democrats as among Republicans,
and do not the former boast quite as
loudly as their antagonists about
their prospects ? In this mOmentOus
contest only two things are yet GER
tain, namely, that the Republicans
are exceedingly anxious 90 take the
state away from Mr.. Cleveland, and
the Democrats are just as anxious to
hold it to the support Of the admins
tration. The consequence will be
that we Will witness in the coming
autumn one Of the most brilliant
fights seen in New York for many
years
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

Piles are frequently preceded by .
sense Of weight in the back, lOlns and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection Of the kidneys or nelghbOr-
ing organs. At times, symptoms Of
indigestion are present, as fiatuleney,
uneaSinOss Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiratiOn, producing
. very disagreeable itching, after get
ting warm, is q very common attend
ant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles yield at once to the application
OF DR.. BOsankO's Pile Remedy which
acts directly upon the parts affected,
the TumOra, allayIng the
intense itching, and affecting Q per
cure. Price 50 cents. Ad-
dress, The DIR. Boeanko Medicine Go. =.
Piqna, Ohio. Hold by Oscsf Seltz. %
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Piles


Piles are frequently preceded by .
sense Of weight In the back, lOlns and
lower part OF the abdomen, causing
the patient TO suppose be has some af
hectiOn Of the kidney or neighbor
organs. At times, symptoms Of lndl
gestions are present. as fiatuleney, un
easineas OF the stomach, etc, A
moisture. like perspiEatiOH. producing
q very dlsagreeable itching, partieu
larry afieF gsiting warm in bed, Il .
very common attendAnt Internal,
External and Itching Piles yield ct
once 10 the application Of Dr.. .Boaankois
Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
TumOr, allAying the intense itching,
and edecting q permanent cure where
all other renedles have failed. DO
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces disability but Try q and
be cured. Price 50 ceuts. Ask your
druggist for Il, and when you cannot
obtain It OF him, we win send e, pre-
paid on receipt Of price. Address
The DR.. BOsanko Medicine Co, Piqas
Ohio. Sold By Oscar Seitz.