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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
! George A. Hilton.

The many friends in the West of
the gentleman whose name forms
caption to this article will be glad
to learn that he is about to resign
his position in the Treasury De-
lartment at Washington, for the
purpose of devoting his time and
talents to evangelistic and temper.
ance work. Those who have heard
Mr.. Hilton from the Tostrum know
something of his rare powers az a
public speaser; indeed leading
temperance workers who listened
to his lecture two or three years
ago, from the east terrace of the
State House, have declared it to be
one OF the ablest temperance adj
dresses ever delivered i n Columbus.
His connection with the Internal
Revenue bureau has enabled him
to collect vast amount of statisti-
cal matter, as well as many other
interesting facts bearing upon the
liquor question, thus em;nently fit
ting him for the work in which he
proposes to engage. Mr.. Hilton,
though filling government office
connected with the liquor traffic,
has had the manly independence
to denounce the infamous business,
and government connection there
with, in no measured terms. Home
Gazette.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
Our National Archives in Danger

In an editorial urging the i'm
portance of a fire proof building for
the custody of the National Ar
chives, the New York Tribune re-
fers to the late fire in the Capitol
building and says:
Some day, if this shilly-shally
policy continues, the question will
be solved independently of Con
gress, by a great fire; and when
the National archives, or some pre-
clous part of them, have been de-
stroyed, there will be manifesto
ton of that kind Of remorseful en-
ergy which seeks vent by locking
the stable door after the horse has
been stolen. Perhaps the showers
OF sparks that fell into the Cham
Der of the House Of Represents
tlves the other day may illuminate
the question so that all the mem
bers will see the necessity of &C
tlon. But if this "close CALL as
they would say in the West, does
not rouse Congress to recognition
OF what is needed, we fear that
nothing short of burning the Cap
ltol over its head will impress up
on that slow moving body the de-
mand for precautionary measures.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
W. |. CEICER,
DEALER IN
Real .Estate,
Horses, Mules, Cattle and
Live Stock Generally.
lOFFrcE-N. e. Cor Broadway and
s Front Street,
3 ASHLAND, KENTUCKY.
HAS For SALE.
ASHLAND, KENTUCKY.
FOR SALE.

1st-FARM.
on tie Ashland Pike eeh, miles frm Ash
land and same distsnce ITEM Catlet,sburg,
Contains $50 acres. mostly In grass. 1hret
coed Orchards, good Bsin, etc. Dwelling
contains fourteen rooms. eonN enienily ar
ranged, with conNeniett Halls, Torches a
Desirable Location. May be divided 10 sun
purchasers.
End Good Smaller Farm,
On Catlettsburg Pike, az miles from Coal
ton; Orchard. Grass. etc.
3d-Fine Farm,
One mile from Oannonsberg, on Ashland
Pike. Good stste.of cultivation. East Fork,
nliuvial soil, and upland wheat and grass
land.
4th- Farm,
On Ashland Pike, 1--WE miles from Ashland,
with land adjoining On T., j., d D. 5 X. Il.
9th Fine Family Residence,
On beautiful eminence overlooking tho
city Of Ashland. Orchard and Land adjoin-
ing. Suitable Outhuildings. Barn, etc.
9th Other Lands,
In sight of and near Ashland.
6th-F Fine Farm,
In Greenup County, containing l74& acres
Opposite Hanging Rock. Oh q. and lhreb
miles.below Ironton Ohio. Good Orchard,
Rich Soil, no Pond, nj! chic River Bottoms
Enough Tin Der. Coed Neighborhood; Ed
vocational and Church facilities good.
9Th Smaller Farm,
Containing iO4 acres, pdjoining No. Z; Of
spme facilities. and similar description.
Ursu,r passed In that section OF the country,
would divide, Tho last two into lois 10 sui
purchaser for gar donii for the Ironton and
Ashland marh cts.
9lh--A GAS Acre Farm,
In Mason County, w. Va, and lying en- the
Ohio River One hundred acIe s River Bot
tom 100 acres O. eek Bottom ana The emairt-
der Splendid Wheat md Grass Lane. A
rare chance for n stock farm.
10th-Lots,
Improved and unimproved, In Ashland,
Oatlets burg, q nnonsbufg ano Geigervilld.
Desirable locations
flth- $500 Acres of Land,
In Garter County, KY mostly well timb bored
ana nboundrg In best quality of Camel
Coal Bitumjnous Coal and Iron one, The
famous Little Blue Block-best ore In Ken
tucRy, Sell fine for agriculture, and lying
near Graz son ond convenient 10 railroad.
All the foregoing fan ms VIII be divided to
accommodate pur hasers.
Birthstone Houses.
large and conveniently arranged storn
House for sale or rent IN Ashland, Cnnnons-
burg and Geigerville' God business loCa-
tons.
L. Mary other tracts of land not enumeFr
al ed, til OF which want to sell on fair nnd
reat onn bile tel ms, aid propO. p 10 DIVIDE
tn T. s. JINGLE RE with purchasers
al want 10 sell 3,ae acres Timber and
Mineral LANDS, which would make fine
farming lands. rb III four miles from VIII
and. ny the teTmA mas of the Eastern Ken
lucky Railway.
Persons wishing to examine Car
ter and Lawrence County Lands
may call on or address JUDGE j. III.
STRoTHER, Grayson, Ky.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
Centennial Temperance Celebra
tiOn.


Representatives of the several
National Temperance Societies and
organizations met in Boston last
month and decided upon the week
commencing Sunday, Septem Der
20, 1885, as the time for such cele-
bration all over the country that
ministers of all creeds and demon
nations be requested to preach on
that day, and that Monday, the
2lst, be set apart specially as the
day of the week upon which to
hold public demonstrations, and
the entire week be known as Cen.
tennial Week. The National lem
perance Society was requested to
call Centennial Temperance Con-
ference of three days during the
week, and that carefully prepared
papers be presented to such confer
ence by persons who should De
designated by conference commit
tees. The following is the commit
tee appointed by the National
Temperance Society: General C.,
b. Fisk, Rev. Dr. 7. l.. Cuyler. Rev
DR.. A. &. Lawson, Rev. w. c..
Steele, Rev, D. c. Eddy, J. L. Baily,
J N. Stearns, 7, A. Brouwer. Rev
DR.. D. Dorchester, John B. Finch,
e. H. Clapp, Gen. Louis Wagner,
Geo. w: Balm, f. NJ. Bradley, Rev.
DR. F. A. Noble.
The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Board of Managers
at previous meeting:
"WHEREAs, The celebrated essay
by DR.. Rush, of Philadelphia, en-
titled, AN Inquiry into the Effects
of Ardent Spirits upon the Human
Body and Mind first published in
1875, was largely instrumental in
awakening and stimulating to ac-
ton the early importance reform
ers, and was the introduction of
literature as al educator upon the
subject of temperance. x x
Other lPhereases recite the action
of the recent General Methodist
Conference at Philadelphia, recon-
mending the celebration, and
heartily approved the object, and
further Resolves were as follows:
"Resotved, That we solicit
churches, temperance organiza-
tions, and communities generally
to make centennial offerings for
the circulation of tenn perance liter
allure, especially among the freed
men.
RESOLVED, That a committee be
appointed by this Board with pow
er to make all necessary arrange
ments for the celebration, and to
confer with other organizations, if
deemed expedient, for the accom-
plishment of the object"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
The Saloons Demand.

The Iowa State Register (Repub-
llcan) says: Nothing can be devils
ed In the wisdom o. man which
Will satisfy the saloon and the IL
quor interests short of an absolute
Tree and untaxed trade in liquors
ana an undoubted right to be the
ruling power in politics and all
public affairs"
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
StOrming of Fort GrOg.

Now. Friends, for another short siege, and
then e3 sITroR mi OF FORT GRoG.
x,,r IL The time TO enlist for the campaign
-. airing the war;" by subscribing for the
o. 9IDpTwaS. Sl.5Oayear; Sl.00 for 8 mos; 75c
tor6mos.; soc. for mos; on trial, mos. for
~ Let there be vigorous rally all along the
line for new recruits.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04
Freeman Free.

10 oil Ministers, the FREEMAN will be sent
~ a. ~, q wear, in advance. Better still-to
for Tutinister sending $500 with the names of
sIo Yearly subscribers, the FREEMAN will
Nv sent, free, for one year.
Regular Terms--sl.5o a year-same rate for
shorter time. Address,
FREEMAN. Parkersburg, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

DIPHTHERIA-The Kingwocd
public schools have been closed for
two weeks on account of diphtheria.
Preston Journal.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

oHoT.-As the result of a quar-
re- James t. Quick, of Greenbrier
county recently shot and killed
MS neighbor, Reuben McKiever.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

Mr.. A. B. Smith SHES his Hard
ware announcement into the
Spring arena, on our first page.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

10 Lots at the corner of Pike and
market Streets, and 4 Lots on Pike
street, for sale by Atkinson.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-02-04

The only $500 house in Wheel
ing with elevator is the New S..
James.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMONS.

TNTHR DISTRICT COURT OF TIE fHfRD
i Judicial D1srrtet % TIE Ts ritsry q wash
tneton, holstinR terms 90 SEATTLE, In King
counsS. for shs counties Of King and kitsspI
CSnp'ssas Hled &c the county Of king. In
the once OF tie Clerk 81 sald Distriet Court.
n. s83s-Roo-r Levy. plaicttn, W. Taos.
q Bees. aefsodsnf.
Theunised States Of America send greeting
To rnos. h. BAtes, defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear In
IN sction brought against you b the above
named plaintiff, In the pistlicg court o. the
d1ndicisl District AZ theferTItory Of Wkss .
tngton. holding terms the city Of SEATTLE. in
the Cannsy Of king. for the Counties Of kins
and Aitsap. and to answer the complaint Aled
therein. within sixty days from the date OF
the frxs publication % this Summons. OF judg-
ment BY dsfsnlt viii be taken against you.
according 70 The prayer Of the complaint.
Tue said &C; hon Is brought 10 recover from
said sefeDda5t The snm cf Fix hundred $500
dollars. with interest -hereou FROM The Sth
daJ sf May. lSSS az the rate Of one Per cent.
per month, and interest on install rents Of In
tsFest upon q certsin Tromiesory note made
aud Delivered by defendant Tnos. H Bates.
20 Jams Men nigh. on the 9th day o. NAV,
1883. as pray ed for 10 the complains herein
winch aid roe was afterwArds for . valns-
HE consid q aton. duly assiz1ed and trsns-
ferred 10 the plaintiff. who IL nov the legal
10 de- and owner thers.f. and for cosis of the
said action.
Witness the Hoh. Roger s. Greene. Judge
s~, of the said District Court, and
sKAI- the seal thereof. this lesh day Of
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk.
By JAMES P. LUDLOW, Deputy.
Heory B. Loomfs. attorney for plaintiff.
Date Of first publication May ., ISIS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L Third Judicial District of the Terri
sory Of Washington. holding terms at Sc
attic. in King county. for tie counties Of
King and Kitsap.
No. .sS0-Chs lotie 4, Halter. plaintiff,
". |. n. Bigelow. Emeline bigel0w, Fred
las and Charlie Y Ross defendants.
Complaint flied in the county Of Eing.
in the office OF the Clerk of said District
Court
The United Sfatesof America send greeting
To l. n. Bigelow, Eneline BiReIow,
Fred 4. Sander. Stephen Carkeek, John
Nicholas and Chas. v. Ross. defendants
You aie hereby required 70 appear In an
action brought against You by the above
named plaintiff In the District Court OF
the Third Judicial District OF the Terri
tory OF Washington. holding terms at the
city OF Seattle, in the county OF King. for
the counties Of King ard Kitsap, ana TO
sixty days from the date Of the first pub
LEGATION of this summons or Judgment by
default viii be taken against yuu accord.
ing to the prayer Of the complaint.
The said &C ion Is brought 10 recover
the SUN OF SOS. with intt rest thereon
from the l4th day Of Mar b. 1884. At the
~~HaesH
ney's fac OF $50 upon O certain promis.
sorry note made and delivered BY defend
ant l. n. Bigeiow to defendant Fred X
sander, ON the 18th day Of December.
1854 and 70 foreclose certain mortgage
given on said 18th day Of December, ISIS,
TO the defendant Fred K. Sander, hy the
defendants l. n. Bigelow and Emeline
Bigelow, to secure the payment Of said
pfomissory note. upon the following de-
scribed resi- estate. towit all OF block ~
also. lots s & !. 8 and 9. in block a.; also.
lots II. IL i2 IA. Is. i6. n and Is In block
- in Yeslers second addition supple
mental 10 the city Of Seattle. King coun-
~. Washington Tefrifery which said
note and mortgages were afterwardA. for
q valuable consideration. duly assigned
and transferred 10 the plaintiff. who Il
now the legal holder and owner thereof.
That the defendants, stephen Carkeek,
John Nicholas and Charles ". Ross have
some interest IN said property, the nature
and description Of which 10 70 plaintiff
unknown.
Witness the Hon. Roger Q. Greene,
- Judge Of the On d Districs Court.
sEAI- and The seal thereof. this 18th
49, day OF April, A. ID. lsSs.
JAMES SEAvkY, Clerk.
By JAMES r. LUDLOW. Deputy.
Burke Haller q fasin. attorneys for
plaintiff. ap23
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
SUMMONS.

Tn THE DISTRICT uouRT or TIE
u Third Judicial Distxfcs Of Washington
Territory. holding terms at seattle In Kina
county. for the e0nnties ef King sna KitsAp.
No. sSti-orslla A crssvslI, plAintiR ".
Rufus n. cresvea aad X +. Long, dsien5-
ants
Complaint iled In the county sf King. In
the once of he Olerk Of said District Court
The Uaitsd States Of Anssrica ssad grestiag
To Rafus n. creswelI and Z L. Long, de-
feniants.
YOa are hereby required 70 appear in an scticu
bFoughtseainss you b. the above named plain
an. IN the District Court OF the fhird Judicial
District OF the Territory of Warrington, hold.
ing farms % the city Of Seattle, IN the county
Of King. for the counties Of King and kitsap,
and 10 answer the complaint nlsd thsrsin,
within sky days from the date af the arst
publication Of this Summons, or Judgment By
default will he tsAsn Against yea. ascorlina
20 the prayer o. the complaint.
The said actfun n hrOns ht 70 obtain de-.
cree Of divorce dissolvins the bonds 81 fnaty3-
mony existing bstween the plaintiff and thu
defendant. Rufus ". Creswell. aod Q fair d.
Vision Il the property OF the said plafntif
and the said defendant. Rn us N. Cresweil.
and the Custody 81 ths children Of said pain.
til assd descendant hufus n. Oreswell. awarsi-
ed 70 plsiutin. with suitable psuxisian for
their nainfenknce and edueatten; aad also %
shtsis . iecre toas said defendant. r Z.
Llns. make saeh conveyi.ncss as the Oonlt
may direct Of tbs property named IN the
compis ne, or any Other property whicn be
ids IN trust for said plzintiR and drfendAnt,
kufas n Crssweil. 90 sitber o. I en-. aud for
such snd furthsr relief a. The plAinsiR q en-.
tiled 10 In the pssmises.
Wttaess the Hon. kosar 3. Greene, judge Of
49,, tho said District Court, ana the seal
4 szAL- thereof. this tn dag of April. a. d.
49,, 1886.
JAMES sEAvKY. Cierk
b gANrs ?. LuDLsv. Deputy. ape
Hcailvys d Blaine aitoriiaye for PLAINTIFF
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Third
] Judicial District Of the Territory Of Wash
ingfon, holding terms Ct Seattle, IN King
county. for the counties OF King aud Kits.p.
No. 4s3t-Iohn n Frsnk. plsin,ir. W.. c. J.
GsSlAso. deisnaAns-
the once Of the Clerk 81 said District Court.
TEE UxIfKD SFsTEs oF AxsRcA sExD 6RKETISG
To &c. J. Garland. defendant
You are hereby required 20 appear In an ~.
ton brought agSirss v q BY the shove named
PLAINTIFF 10 the District Court Of the Third
judicial District OF the Territory q WASH
ington, holding terms sf the city OF Seattle, 10
the county OF King for the counties Of King
and kitsap, and % answer the complaint hled
therein within sky days from the date Of the
Arst publication OF this SUNNI, n or judg nenI
by default viii be taken against you. aceOrd.
ing % he prayer Of toe cOnplAirt.
The said action Is bFo1Shi 60 recover the
sum Of Sl2&s Is, with interest en- said sum
from the 18th day o. December. iss1, Al he
rate Of one per cert: pr month, on 9 certain
prOmfssory note, duly made. executed and de-
livered By ssid defendant 81 the Fifst Natiosal
Bank VI Seattle. on the 2oFh day of OcfOber,
1854, Whereby he said defendant Promised 70
paw the eaid FIRST Natio1al Bank Of Seattle
the sum of si2as rs one dig after date. with
interest 81 the rate OF one per cent per mouth,
no rat Of which said prum ssory no hAs
toe S9th day OF Decen Der, 1sst. and which
said promtssory uote was, b for the com.
meneement OF this action, duly en6OFs d, g.
signed and sransfsrrea TO plaiRtih. who Is nov
the lawful holder and owner Of the sane.
And = 20, Tor . second csuse OF .sction, 10 re-
cover the sum Of $50. Eith interest from the
l&h day Of March. 1855 ON q balance OF &C
count for machinery manufactured for and
sold and delivered 10 said d. endan,. at his
special in,tauc ami request By the Wishing.
ton Ion Works Compsny, bs;wssn the 30th
dsy OF July, 1884,, and the 10 day Of Mar b,
1855, which sid bslanee Of ssc0uni was. by
said Washington Iron wsrks Company, before
she CONNIE cement Of this ae ion. dull as
signed, transferred ant act over TO piAintff,
who is now the lawful hslder and owner Il
the same.
Wines the Boo. Roger = Greene, Judse Of
- the eaii Ristviet Ionrt ara tina seal
sEAL- thereof. tails 18th dsy Of May, A. d.
49, 1885.
JAMES sEAvET, oierk.
By JAMES P. LupLsw, Deputy
Buike, Hallsr n Rssin, Attorneys for Plain
til
T NJ. .ao~
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NOTICE.
U. s. LAND OFFICE

Y. .. LAND OfffCA
Olympia. w. T.. Arril "a lisa
The People OF the United States 70 0solss
Hudson. greeting:
You arc hereby summoned 20 appeSr
before rs. at our Office In Olympia, ". II.
on Monday, May Is. 1885. o. 3 o'clock
m. 20 answer the complaint Of JANE
NJ. COLMAN, JR.. who made houiesfsad
entry No. 62oS March 10. 1884. for the d.
low ne trecta alleging that your tiinbes
land cash entry No. Ss22, made March ~
1884. Tor the north half IN II OF noFtheast
quarter Ne h. OF section Is townahip n
north. range 3 east. w. NJ, was made upon
false and fraudulent PROOF thai said Land
70 agricultural IN cha aotsr and net sub
1ect TO entry under said Act.
Ibis hearing 10 ordered By letteI g q
the honorable Com u issioner OF the Gen.
eral Land Once. dated n. hruRry :. l6oa
TO determine the character of the land
and the nights OF the respective parties
thereto.
Add u appearing % cur satIafactian hat
the said George Hudson cannot be SERVED
personally. service VI this summons vii b
made BY publication, posting and uisiIin4
according to rules - and IL Of praftcs q
Q 4. DsKtrlct Land Uffces.
Witness oar hands this day and ysas sbess
John y. aowKY. Register
ap72m2l JAS 4 HAYDEN, Recsfvsr
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To all whom itmay Concern
oEsIcx ar rHR coLusxnnA AND PuaxT 4
BOUND RAlI.RoAD COMPANY,
SKArfLg W. r.. July g. ISIS I


souNp RAII.RoAD COMPANY,
SKAfTLlg w. T.. July g. ISIS
WHERkAS. BY DEED BEARING
w cate AGGusf "a 1873. executed In pur
suance Of IN ordinance approved AuErusa
Is lS7A the city az seattle conveyod tofhs
ssaftie and Wnlia wallA Railroad and
Transportation Company. all thu tide
lAnde sonth q King street. Ia said city OF
sees,le m alon<. Aronnd and ahoutElliot
tide and deep wMasr and.
Wheresa The Legislative Assembly, o.
the TsrTt.ery q Washington. BY an Ac
approved November isfA ratified and
confirmed aid grant and conveyance npan
certain conditions, which have heen fally
performed b. said Company: and,
WhercaA said Act o. the Legislative
Assembly vest-d The title q sAia lands In
sai3 seattle and Watin WallA kailruad
and 1rAnagorsA1ion Company. in Zee aim
Where's he Unassa ssaacs has srou,
csced In said grant aad conveyance; and
Whereas, The saiG seattle snd Walls
WnllA Railroad and Transportation Com,
pAay h1s transferred and conveyed al a
said hAasls % the Columbia alad pslge
Soun1 tkAiiread Coaspaay.
Now, therefore, the said Columbia and
Puget sound RallFUad Cnnpany herRh1
Eives Hosiea that Il ckAirns the exclusive
tight 70 occapy sid kinda and 70 erscs
whAxye4 AID other skraegurea theFeun
and thai al persnns are hereby notsfed C
rerrean sroa. sseapy ins % catering upon
anF Of eAt& lands wttnauf the consent In
wrStinx. az aid Coinnhia and Prrrs
Soand kniirnAd cuMpAny.
COLI NRlA q PUasT SOUND r r co
III r j. Mft.Sk&
A. Aarssians Snnarsuser6ens
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
Elaine Street Extension.

NOTICE Is HERkBY GIVEN TO
the eVno 9 OF the land within the
assessment district created by Ordinance
NO SIS entitled An ordinance for tae
ext nsion Of Elaine street and 10 prov fde
for the condemnation of T al estate neces-
say therefor. 10 appoint one sssesser for
The pu poses sci forth in said Ordinances
no. SIS and file said Apo ntment IN writ
ing with the Undersigned on or before
June &. lsSS. At O'Clock D. N.
b. B. OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city OF Seattle.
First publication Of this notice, May q.
1855. 2uex
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Rollin Street Extension.

NOVICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IN the owners OF tie land within the
assessment District created by % dinance
No. $50, entitled :" An Ordinance for the
extension Of Rol in street. and 20 provide
for the condemnation Of cal estate nec
essar. the OF" TO appoint one sssesso
for tn purposes set 10 tn IN said Ordi-
nance No coo and file said appointment
In writing. v it'll the undersign d, ON or
before June 9. 1875 AZ 4 o'cloCk p. IN.
n. 5 OSBORNE.
Cierk Of the city OF Seattle.
First publica ion OF this notice Msy q.
1875 TIED
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02
PrlEs, rsIEs. Plies,

SURE CURE FOUND At LAsT-No oNK
NKxD sUFFKn.
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding. Itch
ing and liberated Piles has been dis
covsrrd by DR.. William IAN Indian
Kennedy. called DR.. williams Indian
Pie OiBsment. A single box has cured
the worst chronic Gases of Is or 20 years'
standing. No one need suffer I've min
utes after applying this vunderful
soothing nedlcipe. Lotions, iustru-
msnts and slectnaries do more harm
than II %. williams Indian Pile Oins.
mens aheorbs the tnmors. allays the in,
tense itching (psrficnlariy ~ night aft
o. getting warm In hedl, acfs a. poul-
tioe. gives instant relief. and he prepared
only for Pilss. itching Of the private
parts, and for nothing elsa.
Read What the Hon. y. NJ. Coffinberry
Of CleSel nd says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment: II have used
SCORES of Pile Cures, and IL affords me
pleasure 30 say that have never found
anything which gave s1ck immediate
and permanent relltf ~ Dig. Williams
indian Ointment" For sAle by all
druggists, and mailed On receipt Of
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Cleveland, o.